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srANpkRD vs.. NEsHARHoCK Our
Boys Snow THEIR WORTH, AND TEAoH
THE VInToRa A LEEoN.-There was q
rathefSlim crowd In attendance at the
Fair Grounds yesterday to witness the
above game, but this may be accounted
for by the threatening state Of the wealth
or and also By the general belief that the
Nocks would gain an easy and uninter-
esting victory. But Gthe bestlaid schemes
O. mice and men gang aft agley, and 50
II proved yesterday. Both teams ap.
reared upon the field in good condition,
and from the first they played with q
determined will; but Yennums pitching,
SUMMER catching and the magnificent
fielding Of the rest Of the rine soon began
10 Tell upon the visitors, tot hit where
they would and Try what they couldit was
OF no avail, and when the nine innings
were through their score was noa est and
they took look. The batting Of the
Standard boys wHsuperb, and in II they
showed strength that Is rarely found
anywhere, Their fielding was conceded
by all present TO be the finest that they
QAQ ever pguet hheAV~ RSAhb ~ ~ oSAc
very brilliant and remarkable plays,
and not a single error that count
ed against them to any extent
The Neshainocks played tully,as good a
game a. on Saturday, their fielding being
more brilliant, yet having few more err
rors, and their batting being quite a
strong, As will be seen BY reference to the
two scores.
The intense excitement and enthusiasm
over the brilliant plays Of both mines was
grand to behold, and We regret that ow'
ing 10 the lack OF space we are unable &c
give fuller report OF the game. Some
who were not witnesses Of the game think
that it was q give away, but Il they viii
think for 4 moment that every run the
Neahannocks made on Saturday Was upoI
errors OF the Standards, they will full!
understand that the reason they made ne
scores yesterday was because they had nj
errors TO depend upon. Below we give
the score:
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DYsrHraG.-Dyspepsia Is the most dis
couregins and distressing disease man Is
heir to. Americans are particularly sub
iect TO this disease and its effects: such
As sour stomach, suck headache, habitual
costiyeness, heartburn, water-brash.
gnawing and burning pains in the pit OF
the stomach, coming up Of the food, coat
ed tongue, disagreeable 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 case
in the United. States it will not cure. II
you doubt this 20 TO your Druggist and
get q sample bottle for 10 cents and Try 1t.
Regular size rs cents. Wholesale agents
Logan, List & Co., and Laughlin Btos|&
n - eod&W
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The river continues to fall slowly.
Last eveningthe marks indicated bpt 4
feet.
The Science departed for Petersburg
as usual.
The Fanchon failed 10 pass through the
rifle at the point Of the Islaud, and re-
turned to Bellaire TO ship by rail.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati last
evening.
The Phaeton, Comfort and Abner
o'Neal are continuing their regular trips
Notwithstanding the low water.
The steamer Granite State Is due from
Portsmouth to-day, en- route for Pitts
burgh.
The Mallie Ragon will be- the Parkers.
burg packet this morning.
The Andes will leave upon her return
trip to Cincinnati this afternoon at 8
o'clock. -..
The Barnard arrived from St. Louis
Saturday night, and laid up at the wharf.
The Harrison left for Parkersburg at
noon yesterday.
The Whale and barges have laid up at
Browns Island.
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1 NHsHANNocKs

BRIDGEPORT POLICE CouRr.-Adam
Eberle was arrested yesterday for draw.
ing knife on GeorgeFox: Hegave bail
for his appearance this morning at 9
O'Clock to answer the charge before May.
or !McConnaughy.
Elias MeConnaughy and Albert Fowler
were afrested Yesterday, for fighting.
McConnaughy was fined s., and Fowler
was released from fine, as he did not offer
any resistance in the fight.
P. Hammond, D. Smith and c. Christy
were arrested by Officers McConnaughy
and Burdet. for congregating on the side
walk on Sunday. They were reprimand.
ed by Mayor McConnaughy and released
without being fined by promising 10 obey
the ordinance forbidding street loatng
hereafter.
Officers McConnaughy and Burdett are
rigid in the enforcement OF all the ordi-
nances, to which all good citizens say
amen, The familiar war whoop was not
heard Saturday night. The usual satur.
day night scenes were not enacted. All
WA uuiet
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RIO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging In Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market :.
Gardenlnn.

Oo account Of advanced age am deslrOuI Of
changing my residence, and therefore oder for ale
my farm Situated opposite the dty Of Wheeling, on
the river hank, midway between bridstPost anu
Martins Ferry, and Immediately adjoining the ~.
lac Of RtnRTille. The property consists Of ~
acres Of hill and table land and IS Of ryer bottom:
In the hill there are two seams Of coal, ~ and ~
icet thick, IhrCS deposits Of Limestone, an = loot
vein Of Close texture sind OF free atonc an Is ioot
vein Of mari, which altogether make soil and al
underlying led Of jepOdts Of rich and valuable
chlrarteF -, a.,
On the surface, the larger portion Of which lies
gently AlOpIng to the east, and all under uEect e4
T15uTe 10 the sup, IA Vineyard oil 8 acresr mgsuy
tStaWba grapes all In One hearing condition, about
seven yea DID, which has proven itSeli able 10 ray
4 handsome per cent 10 the Cultlvat6r.
The properly h being apptuafhed above and pG;
low BY an advancing tide Of .pefponh seeking small
homestealI and 70 nov really the only unoecupIed
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
Il 10 valuable as an investment for capital seeking
naa purchase, and valuable 70 those who want mar
kst gardening ground close 70 tho city, II ironts
beautifully upon tho rlTer and commands view o.
tho city, The Island and the whole Sr"nefy Of tho
The terms Of ale will be Onc-thIrI caah, balance
in two annual payments, Per ccAt Interest on de-
l0frrd naymcpth For further particulars Inquire
RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or By mall At Bridgeport, Ohio
ana
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HUNTING ExcuRaoN.-The Riverside
hunting club take their departure this
morning for the classic region Of jug
Run, n short distance from St. Clairsyille,
Ohio. The party consists Of Frank Cline,
James Devinuey, A. W. Cline and YIN,
Beatty. They propose to drain jug Run
dry but what they will have good time
Capt. Frank Cline will reply to all the
addresses OF welcome that may be made
by the orators Of the rural districts
through which the party pass. We have
the Captains promise to bring US 4 sam
pie Of the game taken. BE will also
bring in the handle Of Jug Run. Success
10 them.
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CLIFTON Nail CoMpANY.-The Secre-
tory OF State yesterday issued certificate
81 Incorporation TO the Clifton Nail Com
pany, for the purpose Of manufacturing
iron and nails, at Clifton, Mason county,
to expire on the 9th day Of August, 1896.
The sum OF 100000 has been subscribed
and paid on the capital stock, with the
privilege reserved Of increasing the said
capital by sales Of additional shares to
$500, 900. The capital so subscribed 10
divided into shares Of 500 each, and held
"a follows: H. H. Swallow; oil Clifton,
800 shares; VIM. @. Rathburn, Of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, $50 shares; Geo. E. Down
ing, Of Clifton, w. Va, 200 ahares; H. G..
Daniel, OF Pomeroy, Ohio, 125 shares;
Geo. ". Plantz, of Clifton, ,l25 shares.
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HH1MBO1Dis BucHu is still in the re-
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine Is still Manufactured Of
he laboratory at Philadelphia, and Il
tsoldby all respectable druggists. Il Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
teits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
AGENT, dAW
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". II. HALLER, I
u,RUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of Dced Of Trust made by Reuben F.
Turner and Della T., his wife, 10 the undersigned
Trustee, dated the sth DAY Of October, 1875, and
duly recorded among the land records Of ONO Coun-
~, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust Book No. p
rage SIS, ] Will on
SATURDAY, the 10Th day Of August, 1876,
Al the front door Of the Court House ol Ohio cgun'
,ty, West Virginia, commencing Al 10 O'clock A. ",
prucetSl to stIl TO ihe hIghet and best bidder ID,
following described real estate that Is TO ny: "A
certain prcr or parcel Of ground YIN; and lsinS II
the rity u Wheeling Ohio county, West Virginia
and tnirr particularly deschb,l "a follows: Th'
west half % Of lot Numbered nine ~ IN s91AT'
numbered fourteen (lIl situate Oh the north side o
Twelfth street, hiWesn Chspiine and EOn streets
in sid city Of Wheeling, and teing the same pro
perIy conveyed to the faIh Reuben T. Turner By
'l.Sd dated The Sth dAV Gt August, 1853, and now
T-cDrJ In the Clerks OniCe Of Ohio County Court
I.+d from james DalEell and vile, With all ID,
huIidiprg and appurtcnances iheTeuntO belonging.
TEEHs OF SGLE-Une-ihIrd cAlh, the balance II
two equal instruments at sIx and twelve months
With Interest from day Of sale, With security 10 d
approved BY the Trustee; r,,y,r
WuEgLISu, July -, 1876. iylS
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BEFORE Jusr1cE CALDwEL1--At four
o'clock yesterday afternoon james Leon:
ard was brought before the above named
Justice upon . charge OF burglary.
james is . resident OF Martins Ferry
and carpenter by trade, and desiring to
replenish his exhausted tool chest, crossed
over TO this side Of the river and about
ten o'clock on Saturday night broke into
Hanes & Wilson's planning mill and at
tempted 10 carry away an armful OF tools
belonging to VIM. Hanea, but was 'appre'
hended and placed in durance vile,
The examination developed the above
facts, and in default Of 81 900 bail he was
remanded to await the action Of the Cir
cult Court. Cracraft appeared for, the
State and Kemple for the defense.
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ATTEMPTED BuRGLARY.-An attempt
was made to burglarize the job printing
office Of Gen. james Ewing, on Market
street, Sunday night. Night.watchmau
Edwards, while standing near the Mcclure
House, heard . noise down street as il
some oheIwere trying to force q door, and
hurrying in that direction saw man
leaving the building occupied by Mr.
Ewing. Edwards started in pursuit. but
the ,map, whom he did not recognize
quickened his speed and soon got out Of
the way. Upon examination, the sash
oyer. the door Of the printing office was
found pushed out Of ia place, the would
be burglar net having succeeded in effect.
ing an entrance before he was interrupt
ed. A feWdays ago . handsome sign be.
longing to this office was mutilated by
some unknownssoundrel. -
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Cry PERsoSALs.-Mr. Henry S!smm,
wife and daughter, started last evening
upon tour through the East.
Mr.. J. J. Woods, who didn't get the
nomination for prosecuting attorney, was
noticed shortly after the ad adjournment
OF the Convention yesterday walking up
on being questioned, 10 said he had de-
termined to go west and grow up with
the country.
Mr.. Geo. Il. Thompson left the city yes
terday to spend few days at his old home
in Alliance, Ohio.
Mr.. c. Mathews, the little German
booE-keeper at the Tidal Wave Saloon,
has closed his ledger and gone into poll
tics. He will be an independent eandi,
date for Constable Of Madison district.
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THERE is a good deal Of, complaint
about riotous mob who are inthe habit
OF assembling o'nights in stable in the
alley north OF the ISrELIIoEScER Office.
The place should be cleaned out by Che
police, before rowdyism and carelesness
together result in big blaze. =
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and levy executions in certain cases as
provided in chapter 80, section l, Of the
Acts ofthe Legislature Of West Virginia,
approved Feb. II, 1873. -
Petition Of Thomas Fahy, insrelation
10 certain collections left with Justice
Hammer, was referred 10 the Committee
on Court HOUSE and Jail.
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ABOUT II o'clock yesterday morning
Mr.. 'Schwertfeger, the we'll known Main
street trunk merchant, thought he heard
= burglar in his store room, which! is nn-
derneath his sleeping apartments. He
Immediately called for Night Waterman
Stanley, who was promptly on hand
and together they searched the building
but failed to discover anything.
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THOMAS WALTON & Co.-This enter
prlsing firm have purchased the entire
stock OF glass and queensware in store
room No. 1il9, Main street, from ". H;
Chapman, assignee Of VIM, Collins & Go.
The public may now look out for low
prices, as this firm means business. They
have a reputation Of fair.dealing and
good bargains which cannot be excelled
in the State. Those OF our readers who
desire to invest in anything in their
line should give them call. Messrs.
Walton & Co. will give satisfaction every
time,
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DAYS come and go, the thermometer
rises and falls, but the industrious weeyil
the wide awake ehinch bug, and the heroic
army worm pursue their way unchecked,
and the farmer, "a he meditates thereon,
wishes that churches and ministers had
no absurd prejudices against profanity.
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BIRTHDAY PARrY.-A large birthday
party was given at the residence OF
George tzecEler, at Fulton, last evening,
the occasion being the birthday Of his
son George. Some twenty-five or. thirty
couple were in attendance. Cockaynes
full band furnished the music.
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TR,Apr1PH1A vi WrsrA1ExANpER.-

TR1ApEIPHIA vS. WrsTALExANpER.-
WEST ALEXANDRA, Aug. 5.-Editrs In.
teligtneer: Enclosed find result Of the
third game Of base ball between the
"Keystone" club, of this place, and the
"National" base ball club, Of Triadelphia,
W. Va, which came of on the grounds Of
E, E. Post at Elm Grove this evening,
There were only six innings played, after
which the keystone" boysvere escorted
to F. Lawson's Hotel in Triadelphia
where they were entertained with supper
to which they did ample justice. The
'Na.ionals" and their friends do things
upoK. The score we give below:
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FORFEITED HIS s5.-A ffty.dollar bet
wa, made on Saturday night between two
well.known Democrats as to the election
OF Mr.. George r. Jingle, and s. forfeit
was put up. Yesterday morning the
gentleman betting for Mr.. Tingle forfeit.
ed his money and declined betting.
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HAYES AND WHEELER IN THE. EIGHTH
WARp.-We understand that the German
citizens Of the Eighth Ward are circula-
ting paper looking to the organization
Of Hayes and Wheeler Club. A meet
ing will be held at an early day for the
purpose OF efiecting an organization.
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Police CouRT-Judse 0unm1. The
following docket was disposed Of at the
police court yesterday morning: -.
Hugh Boyd paid a fine OF 81 and costs
for drunkenness.
John Blatner, for disOrderly conduct,
was fined S. and costs.
Christian Kalaetcher was charged with
keeping a slaughter house: in the city
and Strengthening animals in same
without the permission Of the City Coun.
ell, He paid i tiue Of 81. u
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ID EsoLUrioNs OF RESPECT.

HALL OY NIGHTINGALE LODsE l. 90. F.
suRRRLRD MARSHALL Co, W. Va,
July I'D, 1876. }
BRETHREN Your Committee appointed u
draft resolutions expressive Of the sorrow OF tbt
members Of the lodge on account Of the death o.
our beloved brother Hanson Davis, beg leave tC
submit the following:
WHEREAS, Il has pleased God 70 remove from
our midst our beloved brother Hanson Davis
therefore -.
RsolreI, That In the death Of Brother Davi.
this Lodge recognizes the los Of brother who's
character entities him 10 the lore and esteem Of
the brotherhood.
RIG0lSei, That In the life Of our beloved brother
WO and beauuinlly illustrated the virtues which
passed away alter long and useful life, In which
be discharged all the duHes dey6lyed upon him
faithfully and with fidelity.
RttOitSd, That the Lodge tenders III cordial and
maternal sympathy 70 the family Of the deceased
10 their great bereavement and bess leave 70 COM
mend them TO tho we'll spent LIE Of .ouI
brother, and above all 10 Him "WhO doeth al
thing WE'LL"
RSInlrei, That, a ppy. Of these resolutions b
furnished 10 the family q the deceased under sea
Of this Lodge; that the Lodge room be drapeI Ia
mourning i0S thirty days, and that these pro
eoedlng Be spread on the minutes and publithod 10
the Wheeling ISTELLGEScRR and MOundsVille
RPaftr.
DAVID LurEs,
JOHN DowLER,
IsAAC DowLKR,
SAMUEL WARpEa, q
ausdAw Colnmittese.
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Trouble AT HPAuLIs Row."-There
l. 4 small colony Of colored people in the
building known as "Paull's Row." In the
Second Ward, which furnishes Justice
Gilleapy with an occasional family dis.
turbance for adjudication. It seems that
certain "yaller girl" named Mat. Wilson
lately took up her abode there, and has
fairly made Africa howl during her brief
sojourn. Yesterday Mrs. Annette An.
derson appeared before Justice Gifiespy
and complained that Mat. had said many
naughty things about her. The Justice
Issued u peace warrant.
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TRrHEEs SALE.-James P. Rogers,
trustee, will this morning at 10 o'clock,
at the front door OF the Court House, sell
ut public auction a three-story brick
dwelling situated on the South aide Of
18th street, the property Of Albert p,
Hall. For terms, etc., see advertisement,
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CITIZENS STREET RAILWAY coMPAS,

EGG. Cracraft, Prosecuting Attorney,
submitted verbal report concerning the
assessment Of the CitiEens' Street Rail-
way Company Of Wheeling. Mr.: Cracraft
stated in substance that tho State has no
right to asses this company, as that
right belongs alone to Ohio county. The
report was adopted. 70
Adjourned.
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County EXECUTIVE CoxMIrrEE.-The
Ohio County Republican Executive Com
mittee will meet at 'the city building to-
night. A full attendance is desired, as
business Of Importance will come before
the meeting.
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PooR AGENTS REPORT,


D. Stanley, Poor Agent, submitted his
report for the month Of July, viz: mum.
Der OF inmates, IS; white males, 4S; do
females, %; eolored males, 2; do females, 2;
births, one white male; deaths-Charles
Burns (white). Report placed on file.
Mr. w. G. Smith, General superintend.
ent OF roads, reported that the macadam.
king on the various roads under con-
tract is about one-quarter done, being
distributed although not broken. This
months estimate, he thinks, will cover
about one.half the whole amount con-
tracted for. The Pogue's Run road
is. nearly completed and will be
entirely so both "a TO grad.
uation and masonry by the frat OF Sep
TENDER. The appropriation for repairs
on first division, Greggsyille, Clinton and
Potomac, is about exhausted, and work
under the contract has been suspended.
Masonry on the second division q. C. 4
z. is completed. The orders Of the
Board for the construction OF two cul-
yers on Campbell's Hill, W. W. L. & B,
pike, and the execution Of other needed
repairs on the first division Of that road,
have been complied with. The establish.
ment OF new boundary between Richie
and Triadclphia districts was COM
pIettd on tue ID inst. A heavy
fain which occurred some two weeks
ago undermined portion Of the culyert
at Wegenechts, on the Fairmont pike,
rendering the road unsafe. This case re-
quiring Immediate action, Mr.. Smith put
the mason work under contract with Mr..
A. Yoke at 81 20 per yard. The proba-
BILE cost cannot be exactly estimated at
this time, but it will pot fall short OF
$500. The report was adopted,
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PEACE WARRASE.-Mary Felsing and
Dora Dawson areneighbofs living . short
distance above the Top Mill. Aday or
two ago they engaged in asquabble which
terminated In Justice Gillespys Office,
Mary there swearing her lie against
Dora. A peace warrant was iSsned,
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AFthe forced closing out sale Of J; w
Ferrel you can get muslins at &c, caleos
&c and carpets a loo and grenadines a.
Sc per yard. Go sOVn II you want bar
gains. .-.--r-- - - 40
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE.-rhe fol.
lowing transfers OF real estate were i'd.
mitted to record in the County Clerks
office yesterday.
Deed made June %, 1870, by Sarah
Downing to J. B. Crawford, for lot No.
q in Sec. Z in Mount Wood Cemetery;
S65. "a
Deed made August Z, 1876, by james
Male and wife TO J. W. ODonnell, for
the east one.hall Of lot 81, Joseph Cald.
wella addition; $500.
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THEgold hunters are rushing for Alas
ka, Il seems. To be sure, lisa good deal
further away from civilization than tht
Black Hills are, but, at the same time,
there's no Sitting Bull there, and that,
il must be confessed, Il IN advantage.
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THE innocent looking young man who
sells a bird.whistle, three cakes Of soap,
Eve lead pencils, a quire Of note paper
and . pair OF suspenders for quarter,
was in town yesterday afternoon, sound
ing his tlelodious voice on Che street
cronefs, -if"
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We understand that Messrs. Thomas
Walton & Co. have purchased the entire
stock Of glass and queensware in store
room No. l4l9, Main street, from W. Fl.
Chapman, assignee OF VIM. Collins & Co.
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FORCED SALE and great bargains oil
dry goods and carpets, at whatever they
will bring. Must be sold now to raise
money. ]. W. FERREL.
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LADIES fine kid side lace shoes for
81 25, worth So %, at .fl H'sf'#'
L. v. BLeND's, 1875 Main street.