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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-03
COTTON BUYERS.
COTTON.

HARTMUs &C0., 22 FRONT STREET,
Ill Memphis. Tenn. will buy and sell Flu
ture Contracts through Hopkins, Dwight 4
Co, New York.
Terms Liberal. 65-t
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, June 3.-The condition Of
affairs between the British government
and Burmah is critical,
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coTToN SIZED.
COTTON SEED.

WILL PAY HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
wv in cash for all good seed. 1898
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IBy Telegrapll.l

PITTSEURGH, October S.-Riycr 90
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
rainy.
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A GOOD deal has been said and written
about peculiar liquid that goes by the
name of Cincinnati whisky, but the most
remarkable story yet recorded concerning
i. was related by the Cincinnati C0nmer-
cial of yesterday. The Commercial gives
an account of the explosion of an EMPTY
whisky barrel AT one of the Cincinnati
saloons. If Cincinnati whisky is so strong
AS to knock the head out of a barrel and
burst the hoops of, and this after the
whisky has been poured into another
vessel, it certainly must be II very de-
licious and palatable beverage with which
to moisten IL weary persons clay. 1t
would be almost as soothing IN its effects
as swallowing a lighted pack of shooting
crackers or "chawing' on red hot poker
The least we can say is that Cincinnati
whisky is peculiar.
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W''WY. If'pN'"NIIn' Il H'NIIU
40 human being ever suffer- ..
for years with rheumatism. NI.
most eminent physicians failing r"
IA" relief, / bought a bp''l. 90
Rheumatic Remedy, and BOO '..
ncrcdibI" time at three day
man ami perfectly tree iron
medicine Is truly wonderful .....
.-igucd.' THDENI'. eve.
l,4i r street, Wash
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OUR readers attention Is called to the
business card of Mr.. {. =. Brown, in the
proper column 1t impsrts some infor-
nation that Is worth remembering, and
when you contemplate making u pur-
chase of some article which he offers at
fair prices, 90 and inspect his stock. 1t
will pay YOU
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CtTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, MTNI
y CIpAL Court Of Wheeling.
Christian Burke, who sues, &C.,
".
Margarctha Mas, Administrators. an'
others.
N CUASCEEY.

Rv a decree Of the Municipal Court OF
Wheeling, entered in TN" ab"v" entitled
cause on the 3Uth day OF August, 1919, SlId
cause was referred 10 the undersigned,
Commissioner said court, 10 take, state
list. An account of the liens upon the
real estate in the bill in said cause men
TONED and described, with the amounts
and uriOrltirS of such liens.
%, An account of the administration OF
the said Margarctha Mas. OF the estate OF
David Mas. deceased Sand said Admins
iratriN * required by said decree 10 render
such accounts to the Commissioner, aud
settle the same before him.
&rd. To examine into and report any
other matter which the Commissioner
may deem pertinent, or which may be re-
quircd by any of the parties IN Interest
The undersigned, commissioner OF said
Court. hereby gives notice that on Nedncs-
day, october 18th, 1870, at his office, No. lli2
ChaplIne street, Wheeling, W. Va, he Will
proceed 10 make up n report upon the mat
ter> and account, as required by said de-
cree. X. q. BARK,
Commissioner.
Jordan, and Caldwell < Caldwell, solicit
tors. seplloaw-i
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ooo NOW IN ~. VIM
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VlRGINI.
RiCnnond-
SESSION 80 n

Winter Course of Lectures begin u.'n..f
lst, and close in five months. Fui' uH.."
of Medical instruction by the l..''.
and daily system Of examinations nr MD.
Adjunct Faculty. Professors fees, N...
Pharmacy Course, 81. Beneficiary 1i"h'.
50. For m.l particulars on cutalugu" mp
ply 10 J. Il. McCAW, VI. j.. No. ,Uu Grnc'
ST., Richmond, Va, Dean of the Faculty.
stb-h
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THE Washington Examiner says it is
expected that President Grant and Mrs.
Grant will arrive here on their return
from the West, on Monday next, aud re-
main until the 10th inst They will be
the guests Of their relative, w. w.
Smith, and probably will be accompan-
led by other members of the Presiden-
tial household.
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OPENING OF THE OYSTER Seasonal
y. Neahausen' 5 confectionery, 1921 Mar
kct street. Our ladies will gladly notice
that oysters in every style will be furn-
ished from to-day nj Neuhausens COM
Portable parlors. only the best brands
OF Tick x Chase, the we'll known BatI-
more oyster firm, are kept there, and the
way they are prepared will take all oys-
ter lovers by storm. The parlors are
well ventilated, and the average tenn
peraturc kept ut 7O'
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The BOAT RAcE-The boat race be-
tween Jimmy Manton and Fclsing will
take place this afternoon at four o'clock.
The route to be rowcd over is the upper
course, above the Top Mill. The race is
for two hundred dollars 81 side, and both
parties are determined 10 win. \ big
crowd will be in. attendance, and an cS-
citing race mNY H. expected.
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lKANSF ~ OF lNIssNAs isS' - : -
following are the transfers ct real estate
entered in the County Clerks office for
the week ending October Sth, 1875:
Deed made September 9th, 1876, by T,
Y. Salisbury and wife to W. +. Hughes,
for lot II in square >, in j. p. Gilchrist's
addition. Admitted October II; 1882.
Deed made February TO- 1875, by Ja-
cob Hull and wife to 5. Bendel Rose, for
middle one third of lot lis, on Seven
teenth street. Admitted Oct. |; $500.
Deed made October 2, 1875, by Fred
Bishop and wife to l.. Bishop for lot 10
in LaGrangr, corner of 4th and Willow
streets. Admitted October =, 1879;
$3.50.
Deed made September 90, 1875, by
Elizabeth Pemberton to Elizabeth ID.
Hoffman for the cust half OF lot %, in ID.
Zane's addition. Admitted October .;
$1,000.
Deeds made by Greenwood Cemetery
to Joseph Bell, Joseph NJ Wood, VIM.
p. Hubbard, James Maxwell and David
Bell, for lots in the Cemetery. Admit
ted October ith.
Deed made September 9th, 1873, by
Thomas Rcnforth and wife to Nicholas
Shredder, for land on Wheeling creek,
near Elm Grove. Admitted October 4th,
1875; $4,000.
Deed made October 4,h 1875, by j.
NJ. Brodie and wife to John Beltz and
John Fading for lot 81 in d. Zancs
addition. Admitted October 9th, 1875;
$1,000.
Deed made October l, 1875 by Mary
Dolan and her husband and Thomas
O'Brien TO Kate Muldoon for the east
two-thrds of lot 1875, East Wheeling.
Admitted October 4; 500.
Deed made by Kate Muldoon to Thos.
O'Bricn, trustee for Mary Dolan for the
east two-thirds of lot 1915, East Wheel
ing. Admitted October 5th; SO.
Deed made August % 1875, by j. F.
Jones, trustee,to Mr.. VIZ. Brooks for the
Superior Machine Company property.
Admitted October I; So, 600
Deed made October =, 1875, by La
Belle Glass Company, of Bridgeport, o.,
to John A. Holiday for lot No. ~, cor
ner Jacob and 9th streets. Admitted
Oltobcr &! $3.50.
Deed made October ,, 1875, by NJ,
Andrcas and wife to Henry Christman
for lot No. 70, East Main street. Admit
tod Octobrr u: 81 400
Deed made June II, 1875, by Hamil-
ton Mccoy, OF indianapolis, to Rev.
William Slater, of Washington county,
Pennsylvania, for the one-seventh of his
interest in the Mills place on the Hemp
field Railroad, this county. Admitted
October g. 1875; $500.
Deed made September !, 1875, by
Joseph Caldwell Pierce and wife to =.
l.. IIadey, for lot No in square 20,
Joseph Caldwelrs addition. Admitted
October 6, 1875; $500.
Deed made October LIST, 1875, by James
Exley to Isabella Exlcy for land on the
west side of McCulloch street, near lot 2,
square s. Admitted October 6; 800.
Deed made September 9Th, 1875. by
James II. McMcchcn, special commits =
sioner, and Frances p. Campbell, to
Ingenious A. Hildrcth, for lot ,, square
81, in Sprigg ynd Ritchie's addition. Adj
united October 9th; Sij9.
Deed made by Alexander T. G0rden
executor, to Hanes ~ Wilson, for land on
Main street. near Fifth. Admitted Oc-
tober !; $50.
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TuE epizootic is sweeping over Cana.
ds in greater force even than in its fer
mer campaign. We shall hardly escape
it here, The playful steer will once
more be seen upon our streets; and it is
lust AS well that we should learn IN time
which is "gee" and which is "hsw,' in
order that the steer may be properly
steered.
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BRIDGEPORT.

SOME of the Belmont farmers are up
to snuff, and are determined no! TO let the
inflated bondhoders of the town get to
the windward of them if shrcwd business
tactics can prevent it. We hear OF one
old granger who gets even with them by
driving his load Of hay down on
the creek beach, ut favorable
spot. which shall be namclcss, just
before day light, pulls off his jacket and
with long handled shovel ballasts his
hay with two or three hundred weight of
ilnc damp sand BY the time he gets to
town it is distributed so evenly and nice
" through the load that groccrymsn
who sands his sugar couldn't detect II.
We always knew there was more gcnu-
inc thrift in the man of toll than our do
less city folks,
A FRoLICsoME Irish lad. hailing from
Philadelphia, who dubbed himself with
more names than would supply good
sized settlement. entertained quite Il
crowd in front of Adam Ebcrles store
Yesterday afternoon, first with Il political
speech, then sermon, and concluding
with II liz IN inimitnblc style. He con-
tanned fun and whisky enough to keep
thing. lively till midnight, only the
marshal drove up in his buggy, and.
after a hearty shake, invited him to the
"lock-up." The "invitc' was ac-
cepted with pleasure, and once
there Jim McConnoughy reversed
the order of things by amusing him un-
til an assistant could hunt up the Mayor.
who had not arrived when our reporter
jumped the village.
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Rev. T. W. Swick, orOhio, will preach
in the 10th street Lutheran church to-
morrow, morning and evening, and will
also address the Sunday School in the
afternoon. Mr.. Swick will no doubt be
crrrtnd BY large audiences.
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Accommodation tram leaves Bcllairc at
i:lu =. Vi, and arrives at Steubenvillc at
49,. =. VI.
Special Accommodation trains leave
Rrlluirr at n:uu "a. IN, and l3:ij y. M:
bridgeport H:l5a. m, and IN p. m; arrive
at Martins Ferry ut 49, a. M. and ! 10 =.
IN. Returning leave Martins Ferry al
II.Iua.m.. aud }eup. m: Bridgeport II ~
q. M, itud 3:IUp. m; arrive AT BvlldIr" at
ll:., u. m, and S:2l y. IN.
Tickets to all principle points In the
t:lSt and West can bc procured at the
Union Ticket Oflicr i'm Mcclure House, and
ct the station at Bridgeport.
+. l.. MYERS,
my2i General Passenger y Ticket Agent.
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MUSICAL IN>TRUMENTS.-In making
your scIection.of n Piano or Organ, don t
fail to examine the stock of Mcssrs.
Adams X Lucas, 1927 Market street.
The instruments they represent, viz: The
Steinway, knabe and Emerson Pianos,
the Mason X Hamlin and Smith Ameri-
can Organs, are universally acknowl-
edged to be the leading instruments ofthr
world, and taken together they make an
assortment so. varied that no one cal fail
to be suited in the selection of nm instru-
ment, either rs to price or quality. Iu-
asnuch AS many INSCRIPTIONS dealers
offer for sale instruments Of questionable
character and inferior quality, 1t would
he well to bear in mind the fact that but
few persons buy more than one nstru-
ment in lifetime, hence the necessity Of
making careful selection, for, as thou
sands OF experienced parties can testify,
it is cheaper, safer and better to buy in
strumentS of established reputation. Of
cook and responsible makers, that to risk
money in doubtful experiments.
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CITY taxes and water rents are now
due and payable. All taxes and rents
unpaid on the 18th of this month will
bear ten per cent interest, which will be
added thereto. See advertisement ofthe
CITY Clerk in to-dav's REGISTER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-09

BASE BALL.-The following commun-
ica,lon was received three days ago, but
inadvertently overlooked:
BESwoop, October 9TH, 1873.
Editors OF the Register.
In your Mondays issue we observed
that the Excelsior Base Ball Club claim
ed the game played between them and
new nine, Independents, so-called being
defunct. The score was II to 10, they
having had their last inning. We then
went to the bat and scored one run, two
men were out and one on base. They
thea disputed q decision of the umpire,
this being the second time during the
game In the first instance we replaced
our men to preserve peace and stop their
growing, such as only heard in men
agerie. After the second dispute we got
disguised and quit.
We offered to play them in Benwood
or Bpllairc the next Saturday, which
they declined. 1t looks to US Us though
they lack the sand
If it is n favorable day we will meet
them on the same ground next Saturday.
BEHwooD NINE.
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Index to New Advertisements.

AT THE VERY LOWEST RATES.
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The CHASTITY record Of deaths that rcSul
from pulmonary affections is rlghiiul
There Is no disease that j. So iuSiduOuS i'm
its attack as consumption. by the neglect
of 'sIight colds" they soon become deep
seated and defy remedies which, II appli-
piled at the outset, would have ayCrtcG all
danger. Or. TUFTS ENr"ctOrunt has prov
en- itself the most valuable Lung BalSam
ever discovered. y distinguished clergy
man OF New York, pronouncoS II TIA"
greatest blessing of the nineteenth ccntu-
~, =" and says mo family should be with
out IT," II Is pleasant 10 the taste, and a
single dose will often remove most ohSti-
mate cough Office, Is Mury street. New
York. octl2
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WE were informed yesterday that the
Bcnwood nail mill would shut down at
the close of this week. The rolling mill
will probably continue in operation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-09

THE Wheeling Vaudeville Variety
Theatre will make its grand opening at
Washington Hall, October 18th, by IL.
j. Wilson, of New YORK.. He informs
us that it ,ruL not be- closet THIS lCiHtGr.
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pIcasanta dProfitabIe EmpI0yment

"Beautiiul"' Charming" "Oh, how
lovely" what are they worth" &c.
such are the EXPLANATIONS of tnu>. who
see the large, elegant new ChromoS pro-
duced by the European and American
Chrome Publishing Co. Every one vii
want them. II requires no talking 10 sell
the pictures: they speak tor themselves.
CanvaSSerS, agents, and ladies ana gentle
men out Unemployment, Will fui this The
best opening ever offered 10 make money.
For full purticu arS send stamp tor conf
dental circular. Address r. GLEASON
& Co., - Washington street, Boston, Mass.
s-p"1-ia
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SPECIAL NoTICE To THE LADIES-L
V. Blond is now selling +. c. Burrs
celebrated make of ladies Button Shoes
at s. 80. which have been selling hereto
ore at from 81 to =.
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WEBER Pianos, George Wood & Co,
and Estey Organs, very fine stock Of
Violins, Violin Strings, German Ac-
cordeons and II complete line of trim.
mings at W. II. Sheib's music store, lll4
Main street.
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VISTA BLISHED 1900. OFFERS An lN.
II proved course of study tur the lr.u.
Teal education of young men. I..-ar
rooms, rented and furnished. Separate
room for ladies. sessions day AMI yg,u-
ug Individual instruction given ,..
student: also thorough course i'm i.y Dine.
fish branches. Call nj College ufticy, opgu
site Mcclure House, or address,
J. VI. FRASHER IS CO..
p0l-yb Wheeling, v "A
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Tns DAY OF AToNEMENT,-Ihe Dusi-
moss houses of our Jewish population
were closed last evening Al SIX O'CLOCK
and all labor suspended in commemoFa-
ton of the Day of Atonemept, rehg-
ions fast dav. Services were held in the
synagogue for an hour or two, and to-
day, they will uninterruptedly continue
from seven o'clock in the morning unit
six in the evening.
The Dav of Atonement is remarkable
for its antiquity and universally, and
proved by the earliest records to nave
come down from all nations. In theo
est books of the Hebrew scriptures there
are numerous instances of e1platory rites
where atonement is the prominet feature,
occupying in fact large portion OF the
last four books of the Pentatench. In
some cases the atonement was made Tor
a specifc otfense, and in others 1t had
reference to state of transgrcsslon.
It was observed by the heathens'
and it is almost universally ac-
knowlcdged by the believers in rcve-
lation that the Leyitic atOncment was,
in part at least, typical OF that one
great sacrifice on which the Christian doc
trine of the atonement was founded. Inc
believer in the doctrine of atonement be-
Geves that sin must be atoned for before
it can be pardoned. AT the present day
the Hebrews observe it as faithfully as
did their fathers in the days when Moses
disobeyed God, and when Joshua led
them safely to the land OF promise. AT
this time all offenses are forgiven, and
those who do not forgive cannot atone
for their transgressions. After the atone
ment follows the Feast of the Tabcrna-
Giles, which is session of much JOY as
well AS solcmnity, and observed in obe-
dience to the law a. delivered by Moses
SoUIeE FoRBEs.-The examination OF
Patrick Wier and Martin Manion, who
were charged with attempting to procure
the casting of an illegal vote, drew to-
gether u large crowd last night ut eight
o'clock. The defendants, Messrs. Wier
and Manion, were represented by Alfred
Caldwell, John o. Pendlcton ana >
Kempie. After a good deal of talk from
all parties, the prosecuting witness Con-
stable John Cooper, withdrew the
charges, and expressed his regrets thai
any arrest had been made. These cases
created good deal of interest and ex-
element, rs the voters of the 9th ward
were anxious to see whether man could
vote without being arrested and
dragged through the streets like
fclon upon trumped-up charges
we are Siau 10 see tuaI INC l'pc' 'i'e vi
the citizens are not at the mercy Of every
petty constable who can strut about the
streets with All air of authority. We
think this termination of high-handed
and dastardly outrage is the beginning
and the end of such display of self-im-
portancc and official snappishness. From
the expressions we heard, we think this
is but the beginning Of this matter, and
we understand that the gentlemen who
have been 50 shsmefuly treated, propose
to make somebody's hair ay IN the courts
and test the financial strength of "oilicial
bonds"
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The latest addition to our language
are the words "homcling' and "comcling'
as the equivalent of our native and car
pct-baggrr
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
INORGANIC IN, VIVA.

TDUE HEAITHFULNESS OF THE 10.
CALITl; the superior mclll ., .s
instruction: the economical, dIScluUaAr,
and other advantages offered have Wp'.
this Institution dcSrrN,dly popular a..
those who desire 10 accomplish >uu..
education under the most uNuIth...r
CumStHUC'>.
Next Term begins September 1lh.
For Catalogue, ana fuller IuhIuu' ...
address any oithc Regents or ui thu Fu'a.
" Srull,~
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NorIcG- Grcat Bargaus for CASH
As | over bought myself in dry goods
and carpets this fall, | vii! unload ut n
great reduction in prices.
j. w. FEEREL,
Corner Main and 10Th Streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-09

Mrs. SwABACHER has just opened a
new stock of Trimmings such as silk
and worsted Fringcs, Mirahau, feather
cd and fur Trimmings, Silks and Nelvets
in all shades: Ribbons in cardinal and
other fashionable shades; Woolen goods
of all descriptions; ladies and childrcn's
merino underwear speciality RuchIng,
Ties and Jcwelry in the latest designs;
Buttcrick's newest Patterns. Please call
AT 1901 Main street.
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POLICE CoURT-J,u(ge Crnmer.

II
The following cases were disposed of at
the Police Court yesterday morning:
Jacob Watson and Luke Miller were
each fined five dollars and costs for dis
orderly conduct,
William Harkins, charged with disor-
derby conduct, was assessed one dollar
and costs.
The case against John Moran, charged
with disordcrly conduct, was dismissed.
Michael Clark, charged with drunken
ness, was fined two dollars and costs.
Patrick Flanagan, charged with drunk
enness, was fined one dollar and costs,
but execution was suspended on condl-
ton that he would leave the city.
The case against William Miller,
charged with disorderly conduct was
continued until Saturday at q o'clock.
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CLOSING out sale of misses and chill
drens' colorcd shoes for,the next ten days
AT L.N. BroND's,
1885 MaIu It.
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l.. Y. BLOND Is Offering his entire
stock of misses and childrcn's Colorcd
Shoes regardless of cost
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DEMOCRATS are feeling happy these
days. The Republican visage, on the con-
trary, has Il downcast expression. 1t is
l.il
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-09

MEMPHIS, October s.-Rivcr fallen
seven inches. Weather clear and warm;
light frost this morning. Departcd-S..
-Gnnnv1Dvn Wick. hmr,r
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WEST VIRGINIA HEADQUARrERs.-
The Board of Centennial Commissions
for this State have authorized Mr.. ). :.
Fairfax, the architect, to draw plans for
building for the use of West Virginia
at Philadelphia, during the Centennial.
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ANOTHER stock OF Cloaks will be
opened this morning by
GEO. K. TAYLOR Il Co.
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A GREAT deal ofwork will represent
ed before the City Council at its next
meeting.
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BASE BALI.-This afternoon the La
Belle club of South Wheeling and the
Clippers of Bcllairr, will cross willows at
the Fair Grounds. The game will be
called promptly at 1870 =. NJ. SO as to
allow those who may attend, ample time
to 60 and see the boat race. An ex-
citing and close game may be expected.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-09

WE saw man go up street yesterday
with tour new hats under his arm. Elec.
ton,
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TIE regular monthly meeting of the
Citv Council Will be held next Tuesday
evening.