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Closing DAY OF THE ToURSASCEST.-
The attendance al the Fair Grounds on
Saturday, the closing day Of the tOurna'
ment, was very good, and everything
passed of pleasantly. The programme
was the most attractive Of the week, en-
bracing hurdle racing, boy riding, tournA.
ment, pacing race, base ball match, re-
gatta, dancing, etc.
The boat racing probably attracted the
most attention. The course was from the
wooden bridge three quarters Of amileup
the river and return. Mr.. Charles Helm
bright, the tobacconiSt, acted rs referee.
The first race was between amateurs,
There were four entries, As follows: L.
Hanke, Of the Leasure club; Charles Ste
yenson, Of the Brown club; VIM. Eel.
singer, Of the Hegner club, and Robert
Anderson, Of the Nail City club. They
came in IN the order noted above, Hanke
winning and taking the $50 prize. Robert
Anderson came In fourth. He was taken
sick while on the course, and had TO be
lifted out Of his boat.
The second raca was between probes
siOnal oarImen--James Manton, oil the
Brown club, and Lewis Felsinger, Of the
Heguer club. Manton won and got the
stakes, $25. The second were taken BY
Felsingef, and were halfthat sum. James
Gather was Judge for Manton, and James
Corcoran for Feisinger.
A large crowd Of people assembled on
both banks Of. the river, and watched the
races with some interest. No time was
kept for either race.
For the pscing race there were two EN-
tries, viz: Lewis Travis Henry" en-
tered BY Of. EistnAn, and bay pony
owned by Mr.. Newland, Of Martins Fer.
Try. The race was won by the latter In
$40, $40 and SOC.
There were two entries for the hurdle
race, viz; John S. Mcdonald and james
I. Burnley. The race was won by the
former.
Four entries were made for the prize
saddle offered for the best boy rider. The
Judges awarded the prize TO 4 son Of Mr.,
Burley, but several persons who thought
that nr. Hancher's boy was entitled 10 II
raised purse and purchased a saddle fol
him.
the Standard and their Reserve, which
resulted in favor Of theformer by score
| OF o TO 3.
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DYsPEruA.-Dyspepsia Is The most dis
couraging and distressing disease man Is
heir to. Americans are particularly sub
ject 10 this disease and ia eflecta: such
a. sour stomach, sick headache, habitual
costiyeness, heartburn, water'brashl
gnaWing and burning pains in the pit Of
the stomach, coming up OF the food, coat
ed tongue, diiagfeeable taste In the
mouth, impure blood and all diseases Of
the stomach and Liver, Two doses oil
Green's August Flower will relieve you
at once, and there is positively not a case
in the United States il will mot cure. II
YOU doubt this 20 ID your Druggist and
ret sample bottle for 10 cents and try II,
Regular size 75centS. Wholesale agents
Logan, List & Co, and LSughlin BIOS 4
r. eOdGW
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Tic Mallie Ragon left for PArkersburB
on time Saturday morning,
The Hudson left for Cincinnati at 4
m.
The Hawk passed down on SATURDAY
with tow. ,,
The Salt Valley passed up sa'uFu'y
night. ,:t., p.,L.,,
The Science is this mornings fSfKefS'
burg boat, A..
The new steamer fhaelon en'etSn Gu. sle
wheeling ana beiiaite "a"' Q" SN'"'
day; c;,.;.s,. q; TO-
The Andes is que from Si"e'n"A" W.
day. .s., n..,
Complaint Is made that the 19 ,ItI,
ment snag'DSat, y; H. MoGlFunl ( no. ~,
any means.
Capt. Brennan says that ihe reason p;t sne
Fontenelle was 30 long Out between Il ll-
burgh and Wheeling, was IN SonSe e9S He i,
Of a preasue oil bpalness. Que d'u MOI
have 70 set spar. mi a.,
Capt. Jas. Gordon anu 1Hos MG'
Donald pilot the Fearless 70 Slh .l,ns.i
Capt Gordon Is one o. our oiaeI P p,9.
and ne knows me river HetNeen liz
bnrgR and Wheehng a. wen - any o "Ins,
pilot living, or, lor lhAt matter ''ear
throughto Cincinnati
,4w lBy IelsEraph:I
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us. MARINE HosFrrAL.-Dr. Tho.. J.
GrifithS, Surgeon in charge Of the U; :
Marine Hospital, at the port Of Louisville
Ky, reports the following - the con-
dillon Of the hospital under his charge
during the month Of June, 1876: No. pa
tients remaining the last day May, o.
No, patients admitted during the month
Of June, 4s; No. patients treated during
the month, 1903; No. patients discharged
during the month, So; No. patients re-
mEining on the last day Of the month, AZ
No. outdoor Marine patients treated
during the month, 10.
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Ia CouEa.-SrREnE cocR7 % AT-
EEl1s-JutSa HsyncaA, Nars, GFsa ~
RiaiasA-This cart transacted IL 81
loving businsla % Saturdays
The eise Of NeClAtky s CEiz e n ",
z J. O,Brien ct a. Nls continued
The eass Of Q. BarthAlSU Ct Al. "a Il
Allen va eonlinued.
The case Of Exchange Bank 81 Viz.
Eiaia N l. D. Morrill, va eontinle1.
The case d u c. AthertOn ~. b. q,
Hail Il al VS. eoatinusd.
Tia eass Il Charles HSrmisoB ~. J,
LonsAsrrer va argued and submisled-
The case Of J. w. coIdeF v. D. D
/ Talbot va continued
Adjourned 10 Moadly morning At 9
, O'Clock.
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nj E German committee for the Fourth
az July celebration held a meeting last
might; add the subcommittee reported
that all preparations are nearly hnlsnea.
II was resolved that in case It Shoul9 ram
on the 4th, the Grafton and singing
would take place in Turner Hal and the
picnic on the Fair Ground, would Be held
on Wednesday, the 9th.
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In spite Of our solemn warning to our
poet, that il he game again We would kill
lin, he crepL in, yesterday, very humbly,
and with tears in his eyes besonght us to
print his last piece. He said the Ameri'
can people imperatively demanded bis
views upon the political situation, and In
compliance with that demand he had
composed, with great labor, a short poem,
We consented to print II, after which we
pounded his head to jelly with copy
Of the Rtgisier, the heaviest thingWe could
get our hands upon, and then dropped his
quivering corpse out Of fourth story
window, so he will trouae US no more,
HIRE is his poem:
Though the Platform, she Is HdyeIy
4. We viii WhSssr Into line,
With Ohio ~ herdaisy
And New York her c0untefStgn. 2.
On the nh Of next November.
We viii smash the "Sgttihg Hen"
bricks and only Just remember
That there was SAM. Til-ttH.
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CRuMBAcKERs PoLE.-A Hayes and
Wheeler pole was raised in front df the
reSidence Of Geo. Crumbacker, Esq, on
18th street, East Wheeling, Saturday AZ.
tsrnoon, ia the presence Of quite & large
crowd Of people. After the pole had been
put in position, Mr.. ]. Kemple was called
Tor and made a short speech, which was
freely applaIded. The pole-raising, which
was . Succe4in every way, was thorough.
Y enjoyed BY the good people Of the
Fourth Ward.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE-The fol-
lowing transfers Of real estate have been
admitted TO record in the County Clerk's
Office since our last report: .ly
Deed made Dc. @, 1871, by Charles
II. Snedeker TO Joshua Lancaster, for i
part Of the tract Of land owned BY Garrett
sucdeker in his life. time, containing forty
acres more or less; $500.
Deed made April l, 1876, by George
CrumbacEer audwiie to LYDIA A. MelOney,
for lot No. I in square No, 5 Of Carroll
4 Bakers addition to the city OF Wheel
ing; S4C0. H.
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THIRD WARD HAYES AND WHEELER
GUARDs-The Republicans Of Clay Dis
trict met at the Court House on Saturday
evening for the purpose OF organizing u
Hayes and Wheeler Club. The meeting
was we'll attended, about one hundred
being present.
w. +, Peterson, Esq, was shosen tenn.
porary chairman, and Mr.. S, b. McCul-
Tough Secretary. ...
Upon motion Of Mr.. G. R. Thompson,
"a committee Of three was appointed to
report permanent officers. The commit
lee consisted Of Messrs. Geo. Thompson,
NJ, B. c. Wright and Hugh Sterling. The
committee retired, and during their ab.
sence brief addresses were made ny
MessrS. T. ]. Hugus and W. ]. W. Cow
den.
mitted the following report, which was
unanimously adopted; President, I. J
Hugus; Secretary, W. l.. Cole; Treasurer
S. B, Mccullough.
The meeting was then addressed by
Messrs. John r. Hubbard, Geo: X.
Thompson, B. B. Doyener and Jacob
KemPle. -
,AboHt forty names we're placed upon
the'roll of the club, whicliib to be known
a. the Hayes and Wheeler Guards, and
MesSrs. Hugh Sterling W. D. Curtis and
J, NJ. Warden we're appointed a com.
'mittee 10 solicit additional names.
Tho meeting, which Eaa enthusiastic
and harmonious throughout, then adj
journed, after giving three rOnsing cheers
Tor Hayes and Wheeler. ~
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SHEKRARD CLEMENS LmRARY.-The
library Of the Hon. Sherrard Clemens, Of
81, Louis, formerly Of this city, was sold
a. SHERIFF. sale al the Court House on
Saturday, Auctioneer Mitchell had
charge Of the sale. The collection was q
miscellaneous one, embracing the Eng
lish classics, miscellaneous works oil flo
ton, law books, etc., which sold 'atprfees
ranging from ten cents TO 81 per volume.
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HEIAmOLDs BucHu is still in the e
NTH Of IL popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR., Helmbold, the eels.
brated medicine iSstlll manufactured a
no laboratory at Philadelphia, and i
tsoldby all respectable dfuggiSts. Il Ia
warranted for all diseases Of the kidney
and urinary organs. BeFare Of counter
ieits. Genuine has proprietorS private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, sole
Agent. ~. Jaw
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BOATING MArrERs.-Ed. Phillips, a
Pittsburgh oarsnan, Is in the city anxious
to row Wheeling man.
On next Saturday afternoon james
Carroll and Wm. Davis, Of the upper
Riverside, and .Hogedon aud james
Emery WillrOW askif race for $50 q side,
in double Skif,boats..
A forfeit Of $50 was put up in Chris
Siebke's hands Saturday night as aguAEan'
Zee for race between Billy Mayors, Of the
Hegner Club, and John Barrett, 81 the
Nail City Club. Il is to come of in two
weeks, and Will be for purse OF 500 a
side.
been challenged by both Louis Felslnger
and James Manton, OF this city, to row a
three mile race for $500.
The final deposit 1850 side) for the
race between james johnson, OF the Nail
City club, and Geo. Weisgerber, OF the
Brown club, was made on Saturday even
inE, The entire stake $1,000 Is now in
the hands Of Mr.. Lawrence Heller. The
race will be a. straight mile, and take
place on Saturday, the 25th inst.
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ELM GROVE DRECToRs-Ihe stock
holders Of the Elm Grove Railway Com.
pany met at the office Of the Etna lnsnr;;
Encs Company on Saturday afternoon and
elected tha following Board Of Directors
Near. Thomas Hornbrook, Michael
Reilly, George Il. Parks, W. q HGndiAni
Samuel Laughlin, J. D. Dubois and h A.
MrHnhn .-------.
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PoIIrE corr1-J.dr Con-.

$1,000
The following cases were beiorS tht
police court 9nsaturday morning, viz
in. LUX, Tor disorderly conduct, VA
lined 81. EKeeut0h EAs suEPen6ed %
payment q casts.
John Smith (eol0redb VA Ssnt 70 thG
city prison for thirty days for disorderiJ
conduct.
John Elliott paid 6ne Of g for uAinS
proiane language on the street.
Joseph Fstrell, j., for using Abusiye
Language toward "Reidy' Randall, paid
= E6e q s..
Atths matinee session the following
cases were disposed Of:
Vim. Moore VA fined 50 and GOATS t0l
disorderly conduct on Water street.
Mrs. HaggeFty Nas charged with per-
miltiHE unsound substances about bel
premises. The examination Of her cast
vas continued until this morning.
The ease Of Frank Kramer, charged
with diiorderly conduct, was continued
until next Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Melissa Robinson was lined 81 and
costs for disoEderly conduct. Rules Her'
Issued against Ida Florence, Jennie Nor
rington and Mollis Kahn, TO show Gauss
why they had not answered asummons Il
app ear a. Witnesses in this case.
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Held PoE HR APrEARANcE-John
Cole, who has been confined in jail here
for week or so upon a charge oil shoot
ing his step.father, Geo. knight, At Glen
EaSlon, was taken before Judge Melvin,
at Moundsville, on Friday, and required
to give bond Tor his appearance TO an:
swer any indictment that may 10 found
nrninsi him.
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In the prevalence Of such extremely
hot weather as that Of the last few days
TOO much care cannot be exercised In the
avoidance Of exposure. With ordinary
watehiulness there Is no more risk "a
health than in the middle Of winter; but
where people are foolish enough to resort
10 excessive use Of fluids, even so appar'
emily harmless IS iceWater, or where
they select SO inopportune a period fol
extraordinary exerion Of any sort the
possibly lamentable results are fairly
chargeable to themselves.
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Two prominent oitiSenso of Bellaire on
Saturday evening waited npon Mayor
Sweeney, and representing that from some
unknown cause they had failed to receive
the fireworks ordered BY the authorities
Of that town from Cincinnati, requested
His Honor to letthem nave some Of those
purchased for Wheeling, The Mayor
firmly but politely declined; and 1t is now
highly probable that the citizens OF Bell
aiFe viii come to Wheeling to see Cep.
tenuial display Of fireworks. r
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TUE PHAEroS.-The handsome little
steamer Phaeton commenced her regular
trips between Wheeling and BellAire on
Saturday Last and will hereafter make
six trips per day, according to the pub,
liSlel schedule. The PhaetoniS one Of
the neabest and most comfortable cratt1
on the river, and will be a great conyen'
fence TO the public At large. She Ia com.
handed BY Capt, VIM. Dillon, q gentle
man well and fayorably known 70 the
public, with Whomit is 4 pleasure to tray.
el. The Phaston will make special ex.
cursions on the Fourth.
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PuLPtr PoISTs.-ReT. z. Vaas, Of 81.
Johns German Church, preached CeR-
tennil sermon yesterday morning from
tue text, "FOr he also, that SlriVeh Tor
the Mastery, Is not Crowned except be
Strive Lawfully, from the llLh chapter Of
Timothy. 80
Rev. Addison Jameson, Of the Al
leghCny Theological Seminary, preached
in the West Alexander U. p. Church yes
teFday. .....
Rev. Miller, at the Disciples CHURCH
yesterday, dlscourSed upon the following
subjeels: Morning-"CbuFch AndStAte;!
evening-4Hiddcn Treasures"
There were no services at the English
Lutheran Churth or Sunday School
Yesterday, on account Of the repairs not
being inpleted. Rev. Barnilz, the pas.
tor, preached in the Zane Street NJ. +.
Church in the evening. ,
Rev. Wm. J. Lee, Of Missouri, occupied
the pulpit at the First Presbyterian
Church yesterday.
The subjects Of Rev. ClancyA sermons
at the Baptist Church yesterday were:
Morning-HSationAl BlesAednesS;;" even.
ins-"Sational Reproach."
Yesterday morning Rev. Snodgrasl; at
the Chaplfne Street NJ. E. Church,
preached UPON Tndividual Responsible
ity." In the evening his subject was
"Heavenly Interest in Earthly Things"
A special mass is to BE- celebrated in
all the Catholic churches on the Fourth.
Services Of . religiouS-patriotic char.
acter were held 10 many Of our churches
yesterday.
Several Of our ministers have gone to
Philadelphia, 20 attend the National Re
form Association meeting.
The United Presbyterian asks: "Why
shall not the churches pay the expenses
Of those who 20 Synods and Presbyteries2
They leave theiroWn business to do work
for the church; they are not always able
to afford the outlay, and congregations
sending them ought to see that they are
properly reimbursed for all their exPend'
lures. Twenty cents per member, in
many congregations, would be a yearly
contribution sufficient 10 meet all Gnch
demands, and II ought TO be made alike
in obedience TO rule Of the church aud
the promptings OF conscience"
There were no services at either the
United Presbyterian, St. Matthews EpiS.
copal or Fourth Street NJ. E. churches
last evening.
The ordination of Mr.. John Tracy rs
priest will take place in the Cathedral
next Sunday morning.
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BEFoRE COMMISSIONER FoRBE.-The
examination Of A. Frank Jones, charged
with obtaining letters from the Postotice
under false pretenses, took place before
U. S. Commissioner Hannibal Forbes on
Saturday. The particulars Of thin. case,
which were rather interesting, we gave
last week. Jones was recognized in the
sum OF $500.
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THE enjoyment Of our dinners, &C., de;
ponds largely upon the skill and care
employed In cooking; and often subjects
young and inexperienced housekeepers
10 serious anxiety. The use Of Lea 4
Perrins' Worcestershire Sauce adds
greatly TO the relish, by the delicious
aayor It imparts TO Meats, Fish, Game,
&C., &c. Those who know its qualities
consider il an indispensable at the break
fast, dinner and lunch table.
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THE entertainment Of the pupils Of The
State Asylum for the Deaf Dumb and
Blind, advertised to take place in the
Opers House on Saturday evening, from
some cause unknown to the writer, did
NOT come of Is announced.
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The North Wheeling people evidently
don't take much 4ock in Messrs. Tilden
and Hendricks, As the call issued for .
meeting Of citizens to organize CAM
paign club was not responedtO by more
tha1 A bakers dozen Of the Democracy.
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JUsucE CALDwEIL.-Upon complaint
Of VIM. Cox, warrant was on Saturday
Issued by this Justice for the arrest Of
VIM. Bowman, charged with Obtaining
possession Of q horse under. false pre-.
fences. II appears that Bowman, while
intoxicated, represented TO Cox that he
was authorized BY another party TO pur.
chase his horse; The, horse was recoV-
cred and Bowman arrested and jailed.
He was afterwards released, however, 4
conpromise having been effected between
the parties interested.
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ALWAYS keep on hand, as delay in
creases suffering. II you feel sickness
coming upon you, take dose OF DR..
Bulls Vegetable Pills. They can do you
no harm and may save You from the sick
room. PRICE % cents.
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THE Standard base ball club will play
the Neshannocks at New Castle, Pa, to-
morrow, and an Erie club on wednesday.
On Thursday they will return to New
Castle and again play the Neshannocks,
after which they will return home.
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EOR SALE
To'cArrAnsrs +iN "a
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging In Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market ~"
RnrdAnlnn.

ON accounted aAyaneod ny ! am deafouf q
changing my residence, and Therefore Sner Ior ~
my farm LtiHied opposite the city o. Mheollng, o.
the river bank, midway between bLiu ~ aI ~
Martins Ferry, aud Immediately the N y,
lage Of AStnaTlllc Tho properly C9nlsn %. o. q
acres Of hill and table land and ~ o. IITi ~
In the hin their arc two seams OF ool, oh Hnu "a
ierl thick, IhTUe deposits Of Limestone, Ah : ~
vein Of clOSo texture ainl or tFee stone ~ 10 iot
vein Of mari, which altogether niake soh Anu y
underlying bed Of deposits o. a men ana 'ai''An''
On tho surface, the laTEor portion Sl.Ehich llti
grnlT soplng 10 the east, and all under direct e1
G,,tIfp 10 me sun 4 Vineyard Of SO aefyS, mostly
tttSTta EFlnci, all In tine bearing condition, alou
wen yeSFI Old which ha proven ita,i able TO Iay
. hAndSome pCf CCAt tot culhyaioE.
The properly Is being approached above and hts
Low 6y an advancing lde Of PefSonh seeking hual
homestoadn, and q now feally tho only unOoeurirt
terTitaFy between Bridgeport and Martins eefry
ii d valuable q an inV0tnont ioS atdhl seokfhK
40 purrhaSo, and valuable 10 thoao who want mar
ri iardsninf ground elooe 70 the city, II ifOnt
lSSatIiaiiy npoR the river and commands view q
the ely, ihe ILAnd and the Whole scenery Of th'
The terms Of nile will 10 one third ChIh lalanc'
In two annual tAynieht1, per cent Interest on de
isrnsl bIYnanin Fpr further Particular lnquiri
RICHARD CRAWFORD
GA the pFUmlloS, o. BY man at Bridgeport, Ohio
ans r. % i aLH % tt.NHa-
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OFFICERS ELEcrBD.-on Friday night
Pamela Lodge No. IL, l. 0. o. F., elected
the following officers; VIM. !. link, N
g.; r. S. Agnew, V. g.; A. NJ. Harkinsi
Secretary; Andrew II. Britt Treasurer,
They will be installed on next Friday
avabibV
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ERoM nae MAY0R.
acknowledgement.
MONDAY, JULY 3. 1876.
NeM AdYertisenents.

For CincinnalE-Andes: ms.
For Pitsburgh-c.'W w. HOrnbook.
Jewelry-C. P. Brown.
Lea & Perrins' Observation-Disclosures.
A Great ofer-Horace Waters & Son
S. to $40 per Day+StlDson &Co. ID
Extra Mixed Cards, &c.
ST. per Wcek-P. o. Vickery &Co.
Newspaper AdVsrtiSing& Geo. p. Row
ell & Co.
Newspapers of the United States.
Assessment Notice.
Turtle Soup Lunch-L. Heller.
LOO. F.-S. +. FariS.
Wooden Wheat, hett 4 Naylel
Gas Fitters-Thompson & Hihberd.
Centennial Celebration (firSt page)
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BOARD OF PuBIIo WoRKs.-A meeting
Of the Board Of Public Works was to
have been held on Saturday afternoon,
but owing to the lack Of I quOrum there
was no meeting,
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Lo.o.F.-wheeling Lodge No; 8 in
stalled their officers Saturday night, a.
follows: n. W. Beck, n. g.; AVan Nc
ClaSkey, v. G.; James HollingsWorthi
Secretary; John ZeVely, Treasurer.
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Ok account Of the Centennial eelebra-
ton there will be no market In Centre
wheeling tomorrow evening, but instead
there will be.a market held this afternoon
Al the usual hours-irom 10 0 o'clock.
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THAT irrepressible female known ~
HSnnahF itEsimmom was on the WAr.path
Saturday night. She was found by
OihoeE Baird on Chapline street, and after
considerable trouble was locked up.
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IT takes the reporters Of the evening
paper to do fine writing. There is u boy
on that paper who can talk like this with
his eyes shut and ono hand tied behind
him Il: nj, l' :,
axe the next one hundred years roll
their ample wheels Of time, Wheeling
will have wheeled beyond any present
iden.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-03

THE Baltimore & Ohio Railroad com
pany will sell excursion tickets at re-
duced rates to all points on the Hemp
field, on July 4th.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-03

TuE Board of Equalization and Ap,
peals will meet in the City Building on
The 9Th inst. ct 0 o'clock An -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-07-03

EXTRA TRrP.-The steamer Phaeton
vail leave Wheeling July 4th at $50
A. NJ, Bellaire Z Al NJ, and then continue
on her regular time.