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vAILROAD TIME TABLE.
-.,,rI and Departure of Trains al
Dallas.
nnraroN ANn rnxAs CENrNAL.

uoI'arOE ANu TEXAS CENTRAL.
Arrives
,.r the south muil aad eSpressl" l'ii u. m
lon The Narth llnnil and eSpresal- 1873 y. m
~" Tho south (nccuIu nOdAtlunill!. O il. N
t" o" th, Nortn, accommodation 800 p. M
' TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
.n.r and EXprcSs...."" 100 p, IN. N2l y. IN
sn g,,,'moluilonu.........6 $50 u. m, lO'li y. m
N.,,,h Frsight......,,,..1, " D. NJ. lO:lj n. IN
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VICTOR GATE.

Decidedly the most convenient ,ya gaze 't to
the farm yet Invented, Agehts VS. warm" ,srms mi.
dress, H. ~ no. va DALLAS. Texas.
ieb9ltf booN p'N W.
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WEEKLY EXPNEss, Postage ram.

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until NoNtmb I 10th, INV close uf tho cam.
pniun IL clubs W six 81 more, 40 cents each
the sender OF the club 10 rec, I've an ext "a
copy fur every six subscribers,
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Speed, Safety and Comfort.
EsAnl. !sllIl stl,ls tsls

l. ave Dallas y. N daily tSuudn,HrN.
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Lunat and Pacific A'vuuc,
iN'tugois NE requested 10 obtain Toliuhle
Inflammation ui the suite Ion advantages ut
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lh,U route, mus vnuhllng me To purchase
Others.
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addressed a.
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Mnrghnll, Texas
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Every Democrat in The State
-ShuuLpTNkf rHE--
new YORK WEEKLY EXPRESS,

The Loading Democratic journal OF The
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CIly Ii New YORK, or the ~EMIWItll;IN
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DALLAS COUNTY.

District Judge-Nnt. VI. Buford, Dallas.
county AttUrnGy-GCOrgc n. Aldredge.
District Clerk-Wllliam A. Hnrwood.
County Clcrk-AleXandcr llarWOOd
Sheriff ". NJ. Moon.
Surveyor Robert NJ. Cook.
TrrasUrcr-Martin Y. Cole.
Cutie and Hide Inspector --.-' Emerson
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
plStrict No. Wv. II. witt, Triuty Mills.
District No. 2-N. j. Nash, buck Creek.
District No. 3-flem. q. BlGdSOc, llutchtnS
District No. IN. .. McAdHms, Five Mile
cUSTltES OF TBE PEACE.
Precinct No. Nv, W, Peak and E. &
Precinct No. p. Il. Blewctt, Richardson
Precinct No. ;--E. +. Myers, Duck Creek.
Preciuet No. IA. Il, Lnuier Taught
Store.
Precinct No. o. - Saunders, Lancas'
Ter,
Precinct No. B-Joseph IL. stewart, Cedar
hill
Precinct No. TO. W. Necly, Eago Ford.
Precinct no. S--John Preston, Grapevine.
U0NSTABLES.
Precinct No. IA. Il. Hardin, Dallas.
Precinct No. 81. NJ. SaImonS, Trinity
Wills.
Precinct No. 3D.. NJ. bergman, DucE
-reeR.
Precinct No. l--Jas, IL. Sullivan. llaught'
fore,
Precinct No. 5--Robert George, Lancaster
Precinct No. 7-Eagle Ferd.
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ev NoEUUR DE LION LODGE No. $, meets
h py thursday evening, T. NJ. Miers, +. "
d, n Aunsspnugh, G. O.; Richard Morgan, "
Son a. A. McCullam, Pielate; y. L. Richard'
ANN; K, and =. Jos. swain, Master-at.
y, ~ d. q, Leigh, NJ, of e.; Paul Furst, ~ OF
'"NFry Jacobs, I. g., John II. Ryan, .. u,
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NEW FEED S TO r E
ooa Commerce street, so"'h"'" w
public square.

dealers in nour, Meal, Bran, Horq, , nsy
oats and country. produce gensia,,S Uoods
pri Prices aa' Free to any part Of the Uity. ,o
lune7.dlm, "''
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SOCIETIES..
Masonic.

"A All Masonic bodies meet ut 5lO MAIN street,
over c. NJ. Wheut's store
d DALLAS CHAPTER, No. AZ, Royal Arch
AaSOns, meets at the Chapter Rooms III ING
ety of Dallas, on the nrst Monday IN each
month.
Il JOSEPH l.. FISHER, Secretary.
Il TANNEHILL LODGE, No. 81, T, y -. l.,
meets on the second and last saturday even
llgS OF each month, at the Masonic Han,
a HENRY BOIL, w. NJ.
a j.. y. LoUCKX, Secretary.
a DALLAS LODGE, No liz +. n A. M.'
meets on tie first and third saturday even.
Mgs of every month, at Its hall over L. w
Wheats store, on Main street; on M A.
4 -PADGETT Secretary.
odd Fellows.
SCHIlLERBUND LODGE NO. 21, !. y;
q f., meets every Thursday night At Qua
VI Tvs Hall. j. GROSSMAS, N. u.
"A l.. WAGNER, Secretary.
Eureka Lodge, /. o. 0. f., meets at Rich
hEdson, Dallas county. every wednesday
evening, at half-past 7 o'clock, ~ -
X. b. HOWE, Secretary.
RDGELEx rNCAMPMEET No, 25, J.. o.
y; f., meets on the first and third FRIDAY
Hall. J. r. DAVIS, {. I.
L. WAGNER, Scribe.
y DALLAS LODGE No, a, |. o. .. f., mg meets
,Sh every Wednesday night, az inc Ouu fel-
lows Hall b. CANDY, N. q.
TRINITY LODGE No.l9S .. q. f., meets
every Monday night Mt Odd Fellows nan;
c. Ii. CALHOUN, Nc.
=, TuRLEY, Secretary.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, |. u. u. L.,
meets meets every Saturday night at the Ihoihas
'hRpel church.
SION s. RECORD. W. c.. T.
"A NV. RECORD W. SECRETARY.
UNITED FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE
heet every Monday night Mt OLD ColleBe
uuilulhg, Elm street, Mt eight O'Clock =; NJ;
NJ. i. FRANKLIN, VIZ
IN RUSSELL, IL. S.
B'Nai FIRTH.
DALLAS LODGE NO. 10, D'NAl BIRTH
mcels every second and fourth Tuesday III
ttgWh month. President, ID. GOslin; wee pres,
pSghl, Noise Kahn: secretary, Joseph
nal 1igwydi monitor, ID. Goslin; treasurer, Ehan
Medical.
II9e DALLAS MEDICAL and surgical
AMI IJpVi'TIlAIlON, LlcCtS regularly on me ~
n n" ", f'l tuesdays of each month, nj oc CLOCK
an y. D. THURSrON, NJ d., President
az dRAHAa, NJ. D., Secretary.
h ". &. A.-The Young Mems Christian
da sSooclation Prayer Meeting At p. M, every
Knights OF Pythias.
vNuEuR DE LION LODGE No. s, meets
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
''lltt ~ lUt liERAIu
"a.u'H' Iezas July u. N-G
NuNLT.hh

tar non ''aiN WrEtt q, SHmrs s,rrt.
,.",lt iul o"N'Gt business. nUr ih.p s rn,p-o
,i,'''N I'r legitimate buslnys, and clWn,s,.
H,iitLl,.,, hoEinsll; ,eu,ua l..
IngW be- hGt irtIa gulI o, ,II,,.. Inn.
Premium. ' F"'' "'"A'
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OFFICE 3Ol MAIN STREET.

VIII practice in all OF the state and Federal
Courts Ia Texas. bankruptcy, Real Estate
and investigation OF TITLES u specially.
Retrrences-t'ov G.. NJ. Hardin, Hon. j, J.
Wright, Judge dth Judicial District, Or. q.
ton, all of Mo, Hon. Newton Booth
Cal Gov. Richard coke, Austin, Tex
M Col. q. NJ, swink Pres. Exchange
Bank, Gen. \. H. Norton, Col. y. IL.
Texas; Hon. Thos. II. Duval, Judge 4. y. Dist
Court, Austin, Texas; Hon. NJ. Evans, W. !.
Dist Alto ney, Waco, Texas; Hon. \. NJ,
Cochran, Dallas, Texas; Hon. N. Il. Carter,
Ashvillr, N. G.; x,GOv. n, u, Vance, Char
lo,te, N. e.; Hon. John ". II. Underwood
Rome, Ca. ex.Gov. Joseph Il. Brown,
Atlanta, Ga.
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'"I inc week ending {! N, Friday, Ju,
~ 'N'o Furnished exclusively tor ms HIM.
NLo oy " H. Evans, kcportorin MS Cay
Tor the National Cotton Exchange.
stock on hand September lsl lsi5... d
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Nh HlNrs Nolrn ANuEA,r
ARRIVE.

Falns Lut|a Dt.ll station a, fol,yy,
sundays vAO0ptall "'''"
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E's nsll hua "a live' ,.,.-,,,Ds,,..,... ,.U I,n
~ To .niuusL fIvlSul ,.,........,,..,..... I, IN.
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NORTH, SOUTH. EAST or IVES

r. H. uuRSEN, L.M.IuLl,
49, I"n.I IlykJ Agt Htul Ticket AgN
mo = BAFkN ruOe. Il. SHARP,
Nrs'rtn lW suEIA3t Master OF 'rau,p'r
lNdtWlN
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,N,, X. aud 7, X. r., comprising western
,tnrru and eastern states, New York and
I0I,, mails, Grr!ycsat G;ll p m; departs
IL am, Pouch closes at m,
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B'Nai FIRTH.

DALLAS LODGE No. 10, B'NAl BIRTH
s meets every second and fourth Tuesday III
iplent, Noise Kahn: secretary, Joseph X
Mi ieilld monitor, d. Goslin; treasurer, Emah
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River News.

The marks last evening indicated 8
feet and falling.
The J. NJ. Camden passed down Rt "a.
NJ, with tow OF oil.
The Courier left for for Parkersburg
upon her usual time. The Science will be
today packet.
The Hudson is due from Cincinnatito-
day.
The river is in bad order between
Cairo and Memphis.
The towboat Hornbrook passed down
yesterday, en- route from Pittsburgh TO
Parkersburg with good trip.
The steamer Modoc, sunk up Elk river,
has been raised.
Allen Jumel, we'll known steamboat
captain and clerk, has been nominated
for State Auditor Of Louisiana.
Tho steamer Chieftain is being locked
and put in complete ordertat Pittsburgh.
The Rock Island Argus says that the
river has fallen so low that pilots are in
demand. l.-..r r..T4= e., !.
The Honton Register says: Il Ia said
that the whistle Of the steamer Fleetwood
can sometimes be heard for more, than
thirty miles. Captain HonG!rell declares
that at Cattlesburg he heard II whistling
10 land at Portsmouth. This beats the
fog whistle at the Centennial, which
makes noise that can be heard, thirty
miles. In certain conditions OF the air
the whistle Of several steamboats, can be
heard among the back furnaces. Arrest
dent OF Mount Vernon Furnace heard the
Fannie Dugan whistle for Portsmouth.
[BY Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, August 3.-River 5 feel
inch and about stationary, Weather
cloudy and warm. W
VIoKsBURG, August 3.-Wcather hot
and clear. River fell one foot. Up
Maude. Down-Lee. Arrivel-Grand
Tower and Illinois. ~
MEMPHIS, August 3.-The river has
fallen inches, and stands Is feet
inches. Weather, raining. Mercury 84o
Arriyed-Batesyille, from White river
Parker, from Cincinnati.
CAIRO, August '3.--Arrived-John F
Tolic, from 81. Louis. River IS feet II
inches and falling. Weather cloudy
Mercury s00.
NE% ORLEANS, August 3.-No arrivals
or departures. Weather warm. ..
CINCINNATI, August 3.-Riyer 8 feet :
inches and rising, Weather clear ant
warm. Arrived-Glasgow, from Evans
VILE; Vint. Shinklo, from Mem phis; An
des, from Wheeling. Departed--Fan
| chon, for Pittsburgh.
ST. LOUIS, August 3,-Arriyed-Rot
Roy, Keokuk. Depsrted-Rob Roy, Keo
kuk; 81. 'Geneyieye, Vicksburg. Riyel
fallen z inches. Weather partly cloudy
and warm.
NEw ORLEANS, August 3.-Arriyed-
The steamer Alice and the ship Evange
line from Liverpool.
EVANSVILLE, August g. Weather
clear; mercury ZOE 10 S0'. River Q fee
II inches and falling. Up-Nail City am
tow, Arkansas Belle, B. G. Wood, Charlel
Morgan and Merton. Down-Grey, Eagle
Business dull. II ~
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The Pennsylvania Railroad.
49,
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND
Fa,. Mail Route Of The United States.

vii, ho the most dIrect. convenient and economical
hi,o NJ ,roI, III sDetions II ihe eonntry lis trns
~ snl rom Phiiadelphia vim pass through a
GPdND uEyTRNNfAL DEPOT, which the
Camnsny have erectei M Tho Main Entrance TO the
EThlbItion Grounds for tho accommodation Of
,aSaanvers whn Wan Ia Stop nj ar Eart from INC n-
sosos isrSs bnelH eontiG,,onS 10 thiS atAtion and
thS ExbihitionWa eonyenience Of Inc grcatest val
no Ia yi&tors ana aforied 6y the PENN
Sylvania Ralirosd. which n. THE ONLY LINE
ByENINf3 DTPFlT no THR CENTENNIAL
RTfTDINGS ExcurSion trains viii also stop al
ths Encan,rnnent m tho Patrons Of Husbaudry NJ
Elm Statjon. an this road: -
ne PSniyIsdaid Railroad u he ordades. rai!aay
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CuY PERsoNA1a-Proi. J. NJ. Frasher
hM returned from trip Of three weeks
duration to the Centennial and Eastern
e's NJ. oh Evans, of lie La Belle mill,
and lady left upon an Eastern tour yes
terday.
Nj. C. Aul, while at the St. Alphonsus
picnic on Wednesday, fell and sprained
his wrist. s
Dr.. r. W. Hazlett, wife and daughter
leave today upon an extended 'touI
through the East.
John W. Myles, the artist, is expected
home from the East to-day.
One Of the Vice Presidents Of the Ben
wood Hayes and Wheeler Club Is K. b
Hayes.
| a party Of La Belle people left yes:er
day for the great exposition. The party
consists Of Mr.. Newt Linch, Miss Su'
Linch, Mrs. B. B. Doyener, David Evans
| Il. M. Cash Evans and lady, Mr.. lsaa
Stewart and Mr.. j.. P. Harden. The!
| will visit Niagara Falls and other place
OF interest before returning.
Messrs. win. Mabia and Frank Stan
| ION viii leave to-day for Cheat river
where they will fish and huntlor the mex
two weeks.
son talk Of bringing him out rs candi
date for the Sherifialty. We also hea
| the name Of JOHN R. Hubbard mentione
a. q possible candidate" W."
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AUGUST MErroRs.-The time tor the
annual display OF the august meteors'
Is fast approaching, and il behooyef
those who delight to gaze at these celes'
tial fireworks TO prepare for their ap'
pearance. These visitors from the inter
planetary regions commence to enter The
esrtlRs atmosphere about the 9Th o.
August, and from that time until the
18Th are visible in varying numbers
The period OF maximum display occurs
generally on the night Of the 10th Of
August. They do not como in such
countless 'multitudes as the November
meteors, but their appearance may b
relied on with certainly. The August
me.eors very rarely miss their appoint
ment on the night Of the 10th Of August
in each succeeding year, and may be seeI
Of all degrees OF brilliancy from thu
globe OF light, outshining Venus or ia
piter, and moving across the armament
il stately grandeur, while emitting u
fiery train, to the hardly perceptiblt
thread OF silver light OF the smallest
Ahooiing star!! Their advent will doubt
less be watched for by astronomers will
interest. I
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SENSIBLE ADv1cE.-You are asked
every day through the columns Of news
papers and by your druggist to use some.
thing for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
that you know nothing about, and you get
discouraged spending money with but
little success. Now to give you salts
factory proof that 'Green'd August
Flower will cure you Of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaintwith all It's effects, such
as Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habit
ual Cos.iyeness, palpitation Of the Heart,
HEARTBURN, Water-brash, coming up Of
food after eating, low spirits, &C., We ask
you to go to your druggist and get u
Sample Bottle Of Green's August Flower
for 10 cents and try II, or Regular Size
for rs cents. Two doses will cure you
Wholesale agents, Logan, List & Co., and
Langhlin Bros. 4 Co.. II eodAw.
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lengths, GolddpDt third, BOdino fourth

lengths, Golddqst third, Bodine fourth
gm1rkierr g. ~ .'alsi;1fa F'l
In fhesec6nd heat the horses were sent
off ON The ffst trial, the Maid having the
best Of the send of by = length, Fuller.
ton second, Lucille third, and smuggler
fourth. Breaking At the word and going
around the turn, smuggler acted badly
and was brought down 10 q stand.atill,
falling full twenty lengths behind. The
nositions, remained unchanged to the
three.ouarter pole, the Maid gradually
leupthenine out and opening the gap,
coming home in an easy manner IN z:iot,
by ten 1engths-Fullerton second, Bodine
third, Lucille 4, smuggler fifth, who after
settling down showed remarkable speed,
but failed to get inside the distance nag
Time-quarter, SSi; hall, l07; three
Third heatEThe horses were sent Of
all close up, Maid only showing a nose
In front. At the turn the MAID
was half a length ahead, Fullerton
second; Bodine third tapping Lucilies
wheel. At the Quarter in thirty.threo
seconds, the Maid had heightened out her
lead to Two lengths, the positions Of the
others unchanged. Coming down the
back stretch Lucille broke and He'll back
about two lengths behind. Bodine at The
half mile pole il 1:06, the Male trotting
calamity lead another length, Fullerton
retaining second place, swinging home all
trotting finely, Maid let out another link
and crossed The wire in 2:15 making three
ofthe fastest consecutive heats on record.
| Fullerton %, four lengths behind, and =.
leading Bodino by length. Lucille
seven lengths behind. .,ooo
summary-Free for all; purse $4,000,
$4,000 for the first; 81 900 for the second
$500 for the third; 800. Goldsmith, LID :;
Fullerton, 2.2:2; Bodine, $50 Lucy
TimeN0uarter1S2A, $Si, SO; half-l:07
107, 1905; three quarters-1409, 1:40!
140; miles-2l6, 2:l6t, 2:l6.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
PHILADELPHIA. PA.

THIS GREAT INTERNATIONAL RxHIBI
TON, DESIGNED TO COMMEMORATE Tht
ONE HUNDREDTH ANNTYERSARYo o. AMEk Y
ICAN INDEPENDENCE, WILL OPEN MAY
10Th AND CLOSE NOVEMBER 10th, 1875. Al
tho Nations Of the world and all tho States and
Territories Of the Union will participate, bringing
together the most comprehensive collection OF AZ
treasures mechanical inventions, scientific uiscoS
ries, manufacturing achievements, mineral speci
mems, and agricultural products ever exhibited
The grounds devoted 70 tie Exhibition arc situate
on the line Of the Pennsylvania Railroad and en-
brace four hundred and ilty acres Of Fairmoun
which are erected the largest buildings ever con
Etrurted,-hye Of these covering an hTea OF MI.
acres and costing SIS, 900, OO0 Tho total number 0
buildings erected for the purposes Of the Exhibition
Il nyar ma hundred,
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Meeting OF COMMITTEE ON STREETS
AND ALIEYs.-The Council Committee
on Streets and Alleys met at the city
building last night 10 prepare their reg.
ular monthly report. Bids for macad.
amiring McCulloch street were received
as follows: Lawrence Clark, 81 0S per
perch; WALTON &. McGovern, 81 - per
perch; Walter Marshall, 81 90 per perch
John Glenn, 81 10 per perch; Thomas
Hogg, ST copper perch; Martin 4 Hutch.
iusOn, 81 30 per perch; Geo. Ankle, 81 L.
per perch. As Mr. Clark was the low.
est bidder, the committee will recon-
mend that the contract be awarded Ia
him.
Bids were also received for construct
ing a sewer on 39lh street. There wero
five bids, but they were not exactly in &C.
cordance with the specifications, and
rather indefinite vithal, so the committee
decided 10 postpone the further consider.
alton OF the matter until Monday evening
next, when the bidders will appear and
make their terms more explicit. Withou,
transacting any further business. thu
committee adjourned to meet again on
next Monday evening.
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ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY ROBBERY
Shortly after midnight Wednesday night
colored man named Spencer Brady,
who Is in the employ Of Mr.. Joseph Spell.
del, while on his way to Mr.. speidela
residence, was stopped by three men at
the Island end Of the suspension bridge.
Ono of them asked him for his pocket
book, and when he replied that no had
none he was struck with cane, Brady
turned md knocked down his assailant,
when the other two pulled revolvcrs and
commenced firing upon him. The cour-
ageous colored man picked mp several
large stones and started toward them,
when thsy. took 70 theit heels. Following
in pursuit he came up with one Of the
number, VIM. Martin by. name, near
Union street, and taking hold Of him led
him 10 the lookup. Yesterday Martina
companions, Joseph Mack and Martin
0'Neal, were arrested. The three had u
preliminary hearing before Justice Cald-
we'll upon a charge Of highway robbery,
and we're sent 70 jail in default OF $500
bail each for their appearance at the next
term OF the County Court. ..lt
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HE1xno1p's BucHu Is still in The re-
NTH OF its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence OF Dr.. Helmbold, the cele'
brated medicine is still manufactured at
he laboratory at Philadelphia, and Ia
tsoldby all respectable druggiSts. II ia
warranted for all diseases Of, the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. dAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04

Lost HIS Corr MEDIcINE.-When John
Robinson's circus was here the other day,
certain we'll known drug clerk with
speculation in his eyes thought he could
discern an opening for the introduction
Of new remedy for corns. He accord.
iugly supplied himself literally with the
preparation, and left town on Monday
night for Cameron, with the circus EN-.
ploy0. While on the train heiwas over
come with slumber, and upon awaking
discovered that some light fingered per.
son had relieved him Of his entire stock
in trade, and that he was minus a hat.
AT Cameron he purchased a new hat,
turned over leaf and returned home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04

An INCORPORATED BASE BALL Club,
An effort Is now being made In base
ball circles to organize a joint stock CON
Germ for the purpose oil concentrating
the IlbcaI talent in q first class club. The
amount already subscribed Ia 81 800. II
noSsible. 1t is desired TO have a capita
atock Of $1,000, but II that amountcan
moi be secured, the club will start OF
$1,000. The prospect looks very iaVora
blS 10 those who have engaged in the en-
.o.n.;sa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04

BRywoop STREET RAILWAY. The
Board Of Directors Of the Benwood streeI
railway will commence work at once
They propose to run two cars At the
opening which will hold forty passengers
each, and use dummy engine, which
will not have to be turned around a
either end Of the route. The upper emf
Of Tho track will boon the lot just by th'
Washington Mill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-04

TER Republicans Ia Tie lower part Of
the Siiyiare making seiysS Preparations
for the meeting on La Belle street to.
morrow night Efforts. arc being made
TO secure for speakers Hon. G. F. Scott, Of
Richie county, Republican candidate for
Congress, John-A. Hutchinson, Esq, Of
PArkersburg, Republican candidate for
Attorney General, Gen, N. Goff, Repub:
.lican candidate for Governor, and DR.. J.
7. Updegraf, Of Ohio. The names Of
the speakers engaged will be announced
In these columns tomorrow morning,