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river news.

The Mallie Ragon departed for Par.
kersburg as usual yesterday.
Tie Abner 0'Neal and Comfort are
about to exchange their places. The
o'Neal will go into the sunfSh trade
and the Comfort into the Stenbenyille
trade.
The Frank Willard, en- route to Pitts
burgh, stuck in the Traps" near
Marion Island, and was obliged to re.
turn, She started for Cincinnati last
evening with all the freight she could
carry, including 1000 kegs OF nails from
the Riverside Mill.
The Science will be the Parkersburg
packet to-day.
The Hudson has not been heard from
She will probably not leave Cincinnati
Until there ID more water, rs she could
not possibly get back at present,
The water Is now down below the
marks, and still falling. There are less
than three feet In the channel.
The Phaeton, Tempest, Comfort, Star
OF the West and o'NeGl are yet running
An effort Is being made 70 reorganize
the Cincinnati and New 0rleans Pilots
Association. . y a .
The steamer Hornbrook is undergoing
repairs.
PITTSBURGH, August 3l.-River three
inches and falling.
CINCINNATI, August 3l.-River 8 feet
Q inches and falling. Weather partly
cloudy and warm.
NEw ORLEANS, August 3l!-No arri'
walls. Departed-Golden Rule, for Gin
cinnati. Weather clear and warm.
LOUISVILLE, August 3l.-AryiTsdT7
Glasgow, Cincinnati; Eureka, Madison,
DepSrted-Eareka, Madison; Glasgow
Evansville. River 5 feet Q inches and
rising.
oAiRo, August Sl.-No arrivals or de:
pastures. River II isetsl0 inches and
falling. Weather clear; mercury 81.
MEMPHIS, August 9l.-Riyef fell three
inches, stands Of Ii feet. Heavy thunder
and rain storm this afternoon. Arrived
Parker, Cincinnati. Deprtedlscud-
81, Louts, August al.-The river Aa.
fallen 8 inches. Weather cloudy and
hot.
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: TIE RIoRs-A moderate crowd was
in attendance Of the Fair Ground yester-
iay 10 witness the first days races. The
frst race on the boards was the. pacing
race. best Bins, in which The following
entries we're made: Bay Harry, by Geo
Smith; Conemaugh Jack, by w. @. Coch-
ran; Shaker Boy; by-.The first heat
was won by Bay Harry, Shaker Boy sec.
ond, Conemaugh Jack third; second
heat resulted the same as the frst third
heat aud race was wonby, Bay Harry.
Tue second race called was the
$50 trot, best three in Eve, in which
the following horses were entered /:
Wild Tom, by Geo. q. Smith; Little Robin,
BY Ross Scott; White Cloud, by W. G.
Cochran. The first heat Of this race was
taken by Tom, Little Robin second,
White Cloud third. The second heat re:
suited the same N the first. The third
heat was won by White Cloud, Tom sec.
ond, Little Robin third. The fourth heat
and race was taken by Wild Tom, White
Cloud second, Little Robin third.
q To.day's races will be interesting, and
no doubt large crowd will be in attend
ance. Sleepy George will to-day make a
trial Of speed on the course. : "
Joe Green is on hand and will dish
refreshments in his usual style,
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Vocal Cu1rURE.-As we announced "a
few days since that Mrs. William Fl. sheib
would receive pupils in singing, We direct
attention to the advertisement in to.day's
paper. We congratulate our citizens on
The advent Of so valuable an acquisition
to our corps Of musical educators. As
most Of our readers know, Mrs Sheib
comes OF musical family (the Mellors(,
lives, we might say, for music, and is
welded to her profession. With this in
dwelling love Tor music, she has had the
best opportunities for study, both in this
country and in Europe, where she was a
pupil OF The best conservatories and OF
world.renoWned teachers. =. 1t ia with
pride, then, that we refer to her as one OF
The foremost Of our teachers, confident
that her pupils will be the pride Of many
a family, rs also Of our city.
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DYsPErHA.-Dy Dyspepsia is the most dis
couraging and distressing disease man is
heir to. Americans are particularly sub
ject 10 this disease and its effects: such
as sour stomach, sick headache, hAbitual
costiveness, heartburn, water-brash,
gnawing and burning pains in the pit Of
the stomach, coming up OF the food, coat
mouth, impure blood and all diseases Of
the stomach and Liver. Two doses OF
Green's August Flower will relieve you
At once, and there Is positively not case
ID the United States IL will not cure. II
you doubt this goto your Druggist and
get sample bottle for 10 cents and try it.
Regular size rs cents. Wholesale agents
Logan, List & Co.. and Laughlip Bros. &
Co. '''' ''''' eod&w
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WEATHER REroRT FoR AUGUST During
the month Of August rain fell on ten days.
The warmest days were the 9th and 9th,
when the Thermometer stood at 81. The
coolest day was the 2lst, when the mer-
curry fell 10 520. There were seven days
OF The month when the mercury stood
above 9Oe. In July there were twelve
days when the mercury stood above 90'.
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PETERSON d BAKER.
ITO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties OF Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging In Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
GaFuenInl.

On account Of advanced age l am deairous o.
changing my residence, and Therefore oter ior Ehe
my farm situated opposite the Tity o. Wheeling, On
the river bank, midway betHeed btidsepot ana ",
MartIns Ferry, and Immediately Joining tho W.
lAgo Of Rtnayille., The property conaiats Of "
acres Of hill and table land and 10 Of nISr bottom
In the hill there are two seams Of coal, % ana vi
feet thick, three deposits Of limestone, m ioot
vain OF close texture sand or free stone, an IL loot
win Of mari, which altogether make soil and an
underlying bed Of deposits Of rich anu valuable
On Tho surface, the larger portion Of which Lies
Rcnty alopIng 70 the east, and all under dyct en
posIire 70 tho sun, Is Vineyard OF 10 acres meauy
tStaWba grapes, all In fno bearing condition, about
seven years old, which has proven itSell ableto pay
a handsome per cent 10 the cttlhyRtor.
The property d being approached above anu De "
low BY an advancing tide Of persons seeking SINAI!
homesteads, and d now really the only pnocGuploa
territory between Bridgeport and Martins ferIy.
Il ID valuable As an investment for capital seeking
slfe purchaSe and valuable 70 those who want mar.
ket gardening ground close To- the city. II tronts
beautifully upon the river and commands YIew;oi
the city, the Island and the whole scenery Of the
valley. A.,.r..
In two annual payments aPer cent interest On de-
ioyred payn9ntS, For further particulars Inquire
RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or by mail at Bridgeport Ohio
APPS tsfar. % go
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT FULToN.-
Nearly two hundred Democrats rallied al
the headquarters Of the central club, on
Main street, last night, and marched to
the Fulton meeting. The procession was
headed by Kramer's excellent band,
which, although short four members, dis
Coursed very sweet music. 49,,
The feature OF the occasion, however,
was the grand march Of Uncle John Dor.
ing squad from the Fourth Ward. There
were about twenty men and boys in
the delegation, in command Of Mr..
William Taylor; and the marching was
something after the style OF the Multi.
gan Guards. Uncle John Boring was
foremost and first in the column, man
ipulating a pair, Of drum sticks, as D sort
Of relaxation and recreation from affairs
OF State. A bapier was displayed In the
squad, bearing the motto sour Next
Governor, Fl. NJ. Mathews, ap Honest
Man;"t.No More Test 0AIhs to DiSran.
chise West Virginians," and so on.
Arrived at Fnlton, the processlon swell.
ed the number Of spectators to about 400.
A platform had been erected for speak.
ing, about which hung q number OF
Chinese lanterns, and handsome flag
Aoated in the breeze.
Uncle John ZOeckler was made Rresi-
dent, and the meeting began, George!Byrne
was the first speaker. As nobody ever
heard Of George, We will say by way Of
explanation that lie is son OF the State
Superintendent Of Schools-and that's all
we can say about him. Mr.. Byrne was
followed BY Mr.. John Q. Pendleton, who,
for a wonder, said nothing n all about
the vampires, the Caesars, etc, probably
because he entertained laudable de.
sire to have bis, hearers understand
and appreciate him. Cracratt came next.
"Bridge" Cracrait, yelling at thetop othls
voice Tor reform was sight for gods
and men to witness. Jordan finished the
quartette, and he didn't have much 70 say.
Upon returning TO the city the band
stopped in front Of the Mcclure House
and serenaded Gov. Jacob, but His Ex-
cOllency did not put in an appearance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-01

,HELMBoLps BucHu il stlll in the ze-
NTH OF it's popularity. Notwithstanding
the abseuce. OF DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated nedieihe is still manufactured at
he laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
tsoldby all respectable druggists. Il Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter
lfeits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John +. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d&w
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F.W. STEELE, formerly OF the Mcclure
House, Wheeling, and late Of the ST.
Cloud Hotel, Philadelphia, having lately
taken charge Of the office Of the Belmont
Hotel, corner Of 4lst and Oregon streets,
West Philadelphia, will be pleased to
see and take care Of all his friends when
they come on to visit the Centennial.
Any one wishing rooms will please give
him wcek's,notice, so that they may be
taken good care OF.
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A BRACE OF BOLD BURdLARrEs.-A
brace Of bold burglaries occurred in the
city yesterday, within few hourslof each
other, and in all probability were com.
mitted by the same person. .tl.J
About II o'clock the residence OF Mrs.
Mary Gaus, on Market street, opposite
the Postofiice, was entered by some person
unknown, who was provided with keys
with whichhe unlocked the various doors,
and rummaged the house from top to
bottom for valuables. The thief carried
of about S. in money, $40 worth Of jewell
ry, and a check for $4S on the Peoples
Bank. The jewelry belonged to Mrs.
Gaus, and the money and check to Mag
dalena Smith. The check was signed by G,
HsSs q Son. Thereisno clue tothe rob.
Der.
In. the afternoon about 2 o'clock a
thief visited the rooms occupied by VIM.
q, Sheib, over his music store on Main
street, and breaking open Mrs. Sheib's
trunk, took therefrom over 500 worth OF
iewelry, Mr.. and Mrs. Sheib were at the
time al dinner at the St. James Hotel.
When Mrs. Sheib. returned she met .
strange man coming down the stairs, but
thinking that he had been calling on some
one having rooms in the same building,
she paid but little attention TO him and
passed on to her own room. There she
found the doors open and the trunk riAed
Of It's contents. Search was made fol. the
'hiet96584t h be- not b found Oh Z
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsrATE.-The
following transfer Of real estate was adj
mitted to record in the County Clerks
Office yesterday:
Bell and James R. Mccoy, executors Of
the last will and testament Of Samuel
Mccoy, to the Wheeling, Pittsburgh &
Baltimore Railroad Company, fol, 500
acresof land, $751; his iI.ill,i d
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Is TIE STANDARD BOYS AT HARRISBURG.
The Standard base ball club yesterday
crossed bats wish club at Waynesburg,
Pa. The game resulted: Standard, II;
Waynesburg, 3. The Standard boys will
return home to-day, and start upon a
short tour on Monday next. -.. l.
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CLEAN OUT THE G uTrERs.-There are
several very filthy cutters on our streets
that ought to be- looked after and put in
proper condition. This is Just the sea-
son OF the year when sanitary regulations
ate most necessary. The free use OF
lime would be quite beneficial in several
places along the public thoroughfares'
Let it be attended 10. -.r.rI.a#-
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4 NUMBER Of Wheeling and Bridge
port people went to .Tiltonyille on the
5 o'clock train last evening, to attend a
social hop at the residence Of Capt, Thos.
Moore. Tommy o6ckayne and his excel
lent band were in the party. ILL
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/ CoRs.HusKs are unusually heavy this
year, which is4a signotB hard winter;
but this distressing state Of affairs is
partly cancelled by the additional inform.
ation-that- they produce plenty Of red
eats at shocking parties-a sort Of oscu'
latory corn Of copiousness.
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An attempt was made again last night
10 get together a quorum Of the Council
Board OF Equalization and Appeals, but
without success. Al the last meeting Of
Council a portion Of the report Of the
Board was recommitted, but the mem-
bers OF the Board have as.yet been unable
to get a quorum together to dispose Of
the matters referred 70 them, - 4!
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Held ron HIS ArrEARANcE At CouRr.
Martin Friery was before Justice
Caldwell yesterday upon..a charge Of
stealing meat from Olto Hess butcher
shop. He was held in the sum OF 81 900
for bis appearance at court.
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THE late residence Of Mr.. Albert P.
Hail., on 10Th street, recently purchased
by Jacob Hull, is.now being repRpered
and painted, and viii be occupied by
Rev. Cunningham, the new pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church. Rev. Cum
ningham will arrive on the 18th inst.
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The ticket eolIectors, whose duty it was
to accompany the conductors on their
rounds and take charge Of The tickets col:
lected, were yesterday taken on The B. q
o. road. The conductors will breathe
easier now,
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Cry PsRsoNA1s.-Mr. D. +. McMechen
is the latest candidate for Justice OF the
Peace in Madison district.
Rev. Jno. W. Goodlin, Secretary Of the
Board OF Home Missions Of the Evan.
Lutheran Church, reached the city last
evening and will spend the Sunday with
the 10th Street Lutheran Church.
Bishop Kahn, Father Reynolds and the
young ladies' OF Mt. dc Chantal, supped
at Mrs. French's, at Elm Grove, on We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. Parker Campbell, who formerly
resided in Wheeling, died at Richmond,
Va, on Tuesday last.
Ed. Powell, a Pittsburgh oarsman, will
train Hanke for the coming race. He is
expected down to-day. So
Frank and Geo. Stamm left for the
Centennial yesterday.
Mr.. Terry Carman, an old Wheeling
boy who has been East for the past six
years, was In town last night. ! -
Mr.. Gus. Matthews, the we'll known
dispenser Of liquids, will visit the Big
Show at Philadelphia in q day or two.
Rev. Mehrwein, OF the Zion Lutheran
Church, leaves for Altoona, Pa, to-day,
10 attend session Of the Synod Of Pitts
burgh. He will go thence TO Philadel-
phia, and be absent a couple of weeks.
Rev. W. H. Lester, Of West Alexander,
will occupy the pulpit OF the First Pres
byterian Church, Of this city, on Sabbath
next.
The steamship Bothnia, in which Mr..
John Bishop sailed from England, Sr.-
rived in New York on Tuesday, ten days
from the time she left the Old World.
Mr.. Bishop is expected home to-day.
Among those who have just returned
from The Centennial We notice Measrs.
August Nsuhausen, Julius Lohse, Robert
sheekey, Luke Fitton, ]. E. Faris and
Cecil Robinson.
J.H. Pcndleton, Esq, has been quite
unweII for some days past. His com:
plant is something Of the nature OF
cholera.
Prest. W. <. Pendleton, OF Bethany
College, and wife, were in the city yester.
day, stopping at the residence Of J. b.
Pendleton, Esq.
MT. Ed: Larkin will leave for Notre
Dame, Indiana, on Monday, to take two
brothers to the school in that place.
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The Democrats employed at, the Cen.
trail Glass Works will raise 1flden and
Hendricks pole tomorrow afternoon At
3 o'clock, Messrs. Caldwell, Cracrait,
Ferguson and PendletOn will speak.
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Gtre1tteuilg ::
FRIDAY, sEPTEMBER !, 1876.
New Advertisements.

For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hudson.
Fresh Oysters-T. Fl. Mong.
New stock-Geo. R. Taylor & Co..
fourth page.
Genuine Woolen Yarns7Wheat, Isett
& Naylor.
Boarding for Horses. '.-"
Wanted TO Rent-House.
Trustees Sale.
Silver Plated Ware-o xtoby & Dufield;
Stolen Watches Recovered.
Announcement to the Trade-Joseph
Speidel & Co, , .,Lo.ll.. u
Mendel, Booth & Co.
For Sale-Country Residence.
For Sale-Residence. sH.
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THE river is lower at present than for
tvoyears past. As the water is below the
marks at the landing, the actual depth is
not known, but it Is evident that there
are less than three feet in the channel.
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Nov i the time to buy your dry goods,
carpets, . paper, &c. II your wish to
save money; We are daily receiving large
addition Of new goods which We offer to
sell below bottom prices for cash; call soon
At JOHN RoEMER's
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AT the forced closing out sale OF J. W
Ferret you can get muslins at DC, calicos
4c and carpets at 15c and grenadines at
Sc per yard. Go soon If you want bar
gains. -...
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Asa valuable remedy for Dyspepsia,
Sick Headache, Torpid Liver, and such
like diseases, we can recommend DR..
Bulls Vegetable Pills. They aretor sale
by ali druggists at % cents per box.
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ENGINEERING.
ITO CONTRACTORS.
OyFIcE WHKELlHG & Ecu GRoyE RAILWAY
No. 1915 MARKET 81, WIEELlS0.,

No. 1875 MARKET 81, wIIEE1lNo.
N'' '''' August 18th, 1870 }
sealcd proposals will 10 received Of this once
mill Tho lst Il September next at u NJ, Tor excA;
Walton aud masonry op Gs four SSs'i SSS,s S
cxiSndS from Market street In Wheeling to west
end Of city bridge, On Ps1insas aso Will R @lIe
mIle, Third pectIon 10 crossing Of Edglngton's
lane about " miles Fourth set sccsion 2 n IhSn
HOrnbrooks place, on Eatonal Road, "a m h a.
Blda must be for each section separately ~ IhS
cubic yard Of excavation In earth, loose rcck anu
solid rock, tOCovcr haul not exceeding Two nun
sIdS for Masonry to 70 BY cubic yard for bridge
masonry, which u TO " Tanscd work Of hIsI
rnbblO. ~ - ~,
Al The same time and place scaled proposals vi
ba recelTed fof furnishing Is 900 cruSs.tles BY
fSct long, 10 10 delivered on tho grounds Of the Old
HempAsld RaIlroad, on Sixteenth street.
Ths Company reserves tho right 10 reject any
and ali bIdS For plans and profile: apply q this
Odice. ,,,,...,,,.. II I a.. 1soTs n n.
nuql
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|. RxSovATaa.-Already, the work Sot
improving and re.paperlng the Lecture
Room Of the First Presbyterian Church
has been commenced. When completed
Il will be neat and handsome.
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TEE galvanized iron work on the Cap
itol building was done BY 6. W. johnson
& Son, instead Of B, F. Caldwell, as stated
by us yesterday morning,
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FORCED SALE and great bargains Of
dry goods and carpets, at whatever they
will bring, Must be sold now to raise
money. j. W. FERREL.
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TIE Democrats OF the Fifth Ward
have rented the room formerly, occupied
by Delbrugge, IN Wilson's Block, as a
club room,
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GREoosv1LLE, CLINTON AND Potomac
RoAD.-The Board Of Commissioners was
In session at the Court House yesterday
as a Committee Of the Whole upon the
proposed location Of the Greggsyille,
Clinton and Potomac road, examined by
the Board on Tuesday. The Board unan-
imously decided to apply 10 the County
Court for a writ Of ad gaod ddmnum TO
issue against Messrs. Dunlap, Curtis,
Heryey, Fowler and other property
"U IN % "iiOs Of q Sr, Ewing, he Sheriff
swaS instructed, when snmmohihg jury
under a writ Of ad gHOd damnum, TO select
al jurors persons not living in Liberty
district, where the road condemnntions
will be made.
The action Of the committee will be
concurred in by the Board al the neat
meeting on Monday next.
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ArEr1F1oS is being circulated, and is
receiving many signatures, to have Mar
kel street. between 10th and 18th; widen
ed, and the grade lowered. r.,
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FIFTY pairs of those fine kid side lace
shoes left. Hurry up il you want to get
a pair before they are all gone, at
i, V, BONDS.
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FiFFY.FIvE deeds OF trust and thirty.
four deeds IN fee were admitted TO record
by the Clerk Of the County Court In Ad.
gust.
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Is ONLY ten marriage Licenses were issued
in this county during the month pt
August. In August 1875, the number
was fifteen. - ,.-s .. 81,
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The residence of Mr.. J, II. McLain, on
South Broadway, Island, wSs yesterday
sold at public sale to B, f. McMechen for
S., 800, ..... ,g,t.flrH IN
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LIST OF JURoRs.-The following is a
list of Jurors for the term OF the County
Courtcommencing on Monday next:
The grand Jurors are: Andrew Will
son, John R. Hubbard, John Zoeckler
Robert Gibson, D. Schambra, I. Fl. Lo-
gan, W. C. Brockunier, E. W. Paxton,
John W. Boring, John Reid, ST., +. A.
Delbrugge, james G. White, Michael
Roth, Thomas O'Brien, John Wright, A,
Wilson Kelly. The grand jury will meet
on Monday morning at 8 o'clock.
The petit Jurors, who meet on the 18th
inst, are as follows:
Washington Diariet- Robert II. Y. Phil
lips, George P. Folmar, A. Il! Garden
August Zoeckler. rii,liU!3 y4rsl
Madison-Benjamin LAST, Joseph Law
son. Jerome B! aliraben, VIM. Marsh.
Gdy-Joseph r. Exley, Thos. E. Kase-
", Peter Cassel, Geo. Ankle.
Union-Robert Emblem, Elijah 'Pogue,
VIM. ]. Nesbitt, John Kyle.
Centre-Alexander Kemple. T. H. Hig:
gins, L. D. Wait, Charles Prettyman.
Webaer-5Ames Ashworth, James NJ.
Todd, VIM. Wassen, VIM. Wolf.
Ritchie-Dayid Reese, A.. H. Patterson,
Michael Blum.
Rickland-Wm. Mitchell ]. B. Lyle,
Powell Wharton. ,ru,-i .-..r.5ii-f.
LibeyAIsaac Bhtkham, Thos. g. Her
vey, Frank Crow.
Triadaphia-George sisson, James Old
ham, James Keller.
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JUSTICE SCHULTZ yesterday deputiIed
Joseph Ebbert to arrest and lock up. q
tramp named VIM. Riley, who with his
wife was annoying the good people OF La
Belle,
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D1SaER, the halter, of No. 1047 Main
street, offers new lot Of. stylish Hats
very low, wholesale and retail!'' d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-01

LADIES j6ns liza side lace shoes for
81 25, worth$S Is, at 5lg :
L. V. BLosD's, 1135 Main street,