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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-21
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
MARTINS FERRY.


THos. MITCHELL, ESQ.,, who lives some
two miles back of town, has a hive OF
bees which swarmed three times in that
many days last week, each swarm being
of full size. The Squire thinks it some
thing to boast OF IN the bee line.
The concert given in the Methodist
Episcopal Church last night by the Ten
nesseeans, was well attended.
THERE will be free lecture delivered
this evening in the U. Z. Church by DR..
Pollock, of Wooster, Ono. Subject:
National Reform"
ONE John Weir made an attempt 10
elope with young girl Of IL or IA years
of ago, by the name of Prezel, living IN
Burlington, but only succeeded in get
ting as far as Wheeling, when the girls
father overhsuled them and brought his
daughter home.
WE heard of young lady, we'll edu-
Gated, of highly cultivated literary
tastes, and belonging to well regulated
family; who went to Postottice not a
thousand miles from here, the other day
with postal card, which she wished to
mail, and handed the Postmaster cent
to pay postage. The Postmaster hap
pened to be an honest one, and gave back
the cent.
THE "No loafng here" card posted on
the prominent corners throughout town
BY the town authorities seem to be en-.
tirely ignored by the professional loafers
in town.
THE Republicans here are very well
satisfied with Hayes nomination. but
take it very coolly. Let the st. Louis
convention give us Thurman ms our
standard bearer and they the Republi-
cans) will find it hot enough before mex:
November.
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Encouraginx symptoms.

The cheering glow difused through
out the system by Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, the elasticity OF mind and body
which they impart, and the disappear
ance which they cause OF those vague, I'M
easy feelings so difficult TO describe, are
most encouraging symptoms 10 the de-
spending invalid. The sensation OF re-
turning health IS a most delightful one,
and 10 epjoy IT, those afiicted with dys-
pepsaa. liver complaints, constipation, in.
termstent or 'remittent .feyers, lack OF
vitality, sleeplessness, rheumatic, nervous
and urinary troubles, should avail them.
selves without delay OF this Invaluable
tonic and corrective Besides being speci.
fcally adapted to the eradication Of these
maladies, # is vondrousiy ehecnv. In all
diseases involving diminution OF vital
mower on account OF It's properties as
general invigorant.
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A MENAaER1E-Me Animal Loose

A MENAGERIE-Me Animal Loose
Some time since, one "Chippy," man
of rather loose morals, propos-
ed, was accepted, and married,
noted member of the deni
monde. The partner of his bosom, pos
sessed of more of the filthy lucre than
wisdom, staked him to the. amount OF
$1,000. "Chip" opened "bsnk game"
resolving in his mind, and in his mind
only, to win or die. A few
days since some of the "boys" who are
well up in the game, "tackled" his bank
made deposits Of chips, ETC., on the act,
tray, jack or queen, as it may have been,
some "eoppered" and some "open," and as
a result, the man "Chip," is out, SO to
speak, about $1,000, the amount given
him by his lsdye love. He now sings
"Auld Lang Syne."
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SOME OF our back streets are beginning
to celebrate the scent-tennial.
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ANOTHER HOMICIDE.
Another Victim OF the Buiief-Geo.
knight shot and Killed BY HIS
Step-AOn. John Cole.

Another Victim OF the Buliet-Geo.
knight Shot and Killed By His
Step-son, John Cole.
Monday night, Geo. knight, living at
Glen Esston, was shot and killed by his
step-son, john Cole, who arrived in this
city to-day in charge of the authorities
of Marshal! county, and was confined IN
the county Jail OF Ohio county, Tor
safe keeping. Several versions oil the
affair are in circulation, but none can be
automatically substantlated, unless it be
that of the prisoner, whose account Of the
affair is as follows His wife and him.
self, along with Knight, resided in
the same house, and in the night,
during which time the shooting
is said to have taken place,
knight, hearing noise, as if burglars
were attempting to force an entrarc e
into the. huose, called to Cole to get his
revolver, which he did. The pistol being
unloaded, Cole, as matter of course, pro
ceeded to load the weapon, and while
engaged in thus loading the pistol
the "cock," or hammer, of the weapon
slipped, and it was accidentally dis
charged, the contents entering the breast
of Knight, who died a short time after
wards. Cole, according to his story, ran
to his assistance, and did all in his power
to save the life of the wounded
man, at the same time calling
to his wife "hste" to go for physician,
which she did with all possible haste,
but too late to save bis life. Cole states
that his stepfather and himself were on
friendly terms, and that no
hard feelings whatever mad ex-
listed between them previous to the nc
cident. An examination will be had ia
few days and the facts brought to light
AS no one witnessed the shooting, the
evidence will be of circumstantial
character.
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c.P;. BROWN,

IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i United slates for the District OF West
Virginia. .-..r
In the matter OF John T. Gordon and VIM.
A. Wright, Bankrupts.
USrTED sTATIsS DISTRICT CLgRK's OFFcE,
AT WheeliUg, WA, June s, 1915. !
Notice Is hereby given that a petition
has been, t-vit on the bth d y al june, ls1s,
1ied In said district Court by John I. Cor
don, Iste Of WellsDuTg In sad .fistrict,
who has been 'berejOfore duly declared
bankrupt, for a'discharge and certificate
thereof, nom all his debts and other
claim prOyable under the United Hta'es
5ankrnPtractp and that the llih day OF
July, lS76, nj O'Clock A. n. before said
court, at The Office OF Geo r. Boyd, R"gts :
Ter in bankruptcy In said dis rici, at No.
"A Twelfth street, Wheeling, In said DIS
trict, has been assigned ~ the time and
place toF ali creditors who have rosed
tiIelr debts. and other persons IN interest,
70 appear aud shoB cause, II any they
have. vby the pnayeT o! said petition
should not Dc granted.
TnsTs JASPER Y, MOORE,
Junl2eawrs CIer K u. &. L. =. u. W. Va.
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plalnant.
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MOUNT DE CHANTAL.-The annual
distribution of premiums will take place
at Mount de Chantal this morning.
There will be large and brilliant audi
ence present as is always the case on DC.
casions of this kind. Special trains will
be run over the Hempfeld for the ae-
commodation of those who desire to at
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THE FOURTH OF JULY.-We have re
ceived one or two communications com.
planning of the firing of Chinese crack
ers in celebrating the Fourth of July
We don think it worth while to print
them for several reasons. We couldn't
stop boys from firing crackers on the
noted day of the Republic if we would,
and We wouldn't do SO If we
could. True, tits against the municipal
regulations, and in open defiance Of the
expressed wish of Council and 1t is lit
tie inconvenient at times in the way of
accidents, fires and general annoyance;
but what would our country be without
the Fourth of July, and what would the
Fourth of July be without boys,
who are to be our future
warriors and statesmen, and what, would
the. boys, be without fire crackers and
miniature swords and guns and celebrs-
tons Give the boys chance, and if
they do nothing worse than deaten our
ears and SINCE our eye-lashes little on
the Fourth OF July we should Judge
hem. generously and lemem bsr-what We
men all have been, and what the boys
must be when we shall become worn out
DON'T grumbie, too much about, the boys
With ALL Their faults we would be very
miserable without them, ana the Fourth
of July is their birthrght and our free
government their, inheritance, !
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THE Geo. Woods organs smbody the
result of the most pains taking effort
to produce a perfect instrument, and
they challenge the most critical exami-
nation. both as regard tone and work.
manship. They merit the closest COM
parison with any organ made, and will
always prove superior in every way: The
agent in this city, Mr.. VIM. Il. Shieb,
has lust received fine assortment Of
Woods Organs, and merits an inspection
OF the new styles at his music store on
Main street, confident that as regards
quality. price and terms, be can suit any
one.
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THE COURTS.

COURT OF ApPEALs-JItges Raymond,
Moore and Green.
The Court met at the usual hour yes
terdsy morning.
An appeal was allowed in the case OF
Ernst Hill g. Go. VS. N. Stansbury, from
Mason county. ;,
The case of w. B. Brooks VS.. b. ID.
Young etai. was dismissed.
The case of +. NJ. +. Smith VS.. U. u.
and Robert McLain was argued and SUBJ
mitted.
On motion of Judge Kennedy, K. T.
d. Staub WAS admitted 10 practice IN
this court.
The court adjourned until this morning
at 8 o'clock.
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RAILROAD BoNDs--Strong.

RAILROAD BoNDs--Strong.
STATE SECURITIEs-Firm.
BE- STuCKs-During most of the day were
heavy and lower, prices declining
from I TO 2t per cent, the latter New
Jersey Central, to los, Delaw ware and
Lackawanna TO 1864, st. Paul common to
Az. preferred TO 7O5, Rock l,lsnd to
1867, Western Union to 80 Tor extra
dividend, and Michigan Central
to. Aga. Towards the close
prices were better ali round
The final quotations showed dull and
heavy market for Lake Shore, Michigan
Central and st. Paul New York Cen
trial, New Jersey Central, Della
ware, Lacawsnna and Western
and Western Uunion were
tirmer and the rest steady. Rumors OF
the critical condition of Vanderbilt and
of the run on the Dry Dock Savings
Bank, which were finally denied, had con
siderable effect on the market to-day.
Transactions, 100000 shares, of which
$4,000 were Western Union, 10000
Northwestern, $1,000 st. Paul, 1000
Erie. $1,000 Lake Shore, and 5000
Michigan Central.
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THE GREAT Picnic TOMORROW
The excursion of the Fifth, Sixth and
Eighth ward schools tomorrow to Gre
sap's Grove, promises to be one of the
most enjoyable affairs of the season. The
steamer Iron Valley, with three covered
barges, will leave the landings as fol-
lows: Twelfth street wharf at 6:30 A.
NJ; Eoti Landing at 4; LaBelle Land
ing at 7:30. Tickets can be purchased
at either of the landings in the morning.
An excellent band Of music has been en-
gagged, and everything else necessary for
the comfort and safety OF those desiring
to spend a day pleasantly in the cool
shade at Cressps Grove.
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THE Masonic PIC-NIC.-The arrange
ments for the Masonic PIC mic at Stelles
Grove, on St. Johns Day, next Saturday
has been about completed. Trains will
leave the b. & o. r. R. depot at 9 A. N
and l:30 p. NJ. and return at I o'clock
in the evening. Kramer's brass aid
string bands have been engaged for the
occasion and the craft may expect to
have q good time.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-Flour-
Firm; extra "a 25@4 37!; Minnesota
family So 20@6 49, Wheat-Western
red 90c6S1 "a; Pennsylvania red 81 so
al 40. Rye-At sO@s2c. Confirm;
yellow 56@57c; mixed 54@56c. Oats :
White 34@3sc; n,ixed S4c Whisky
Western 81 II. Petroleum-Dull; crude
l0tc; refined IA 5-l6@l4sc. Butter
Quiet; New York and Bradford county
extra 22@25c; 6rsts 2O@22e; western
ls@20c; frsts l6(9l7c Cheese-Frm.
at 9@l0c. EggsQuiet at l72@l9!c
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THE GREAT UNKNOWN MINES"
An Exciting and Amusing Game
The Proceeds to Go to the Child.
ren's Home.

An Exciting and Amusing Game
The Proceeds to Go TO the Child.
ren's Home.
The "Great Unknown" mines played
their first match game at the Fair
Grounds yesterday afternoon, and besides
eliciting many groans and much laughter
from the audience was pro
ductive of number Of cat.
astrophies.' Other duties prevented
our attendance, and we are compelled to
glue you a report of tho game from varl-
Gus sources, which we interviewed. d.
lst inning-The Jim Hamilton nine
won the toss and went to the. bat. Joe
Woods knocked two long holes in the
air, followed by the bat striking ball ;
when Joseph struck out Tor the first base
on legal gallop. Ed. Mendle handled
the willow furniture next, and sent a
ball in the direction of New Orleans,
upon which he made run
and brought Woods in. Hugus then
knocked ball which Curran Mendel
held out his hands to in the shape of a
narrow-gauge railway, and the conse-
quence was that the ball slipped through
and knocked Ms eye into cooked hat
The nine vas ready to go into mourn
ing, but recovered their spirits when
Mr.. NJ. took down his hand without the
optic falling on the ground. Score-4.
The game then continued without in
cident until the second inning, when DR..
Jepson, IN "sliding in" on base, tore
his pantaloons right across the
knees, and exhibited flag
truce, which fairly brought down the
house. if the expl ession can be allowed.
There were many fine points in the
playing, bu: as our information regard
ing the game comes from interested
parties, we are disposed to close
this very incomplete account by
giving the score which is as follows
}. d. Stanton's unknown" SO and
James HsniiItoH's unknown" 26
Richardson was umpire and Frank
johnson, Ed Mendel and Archie PAUL
pitchers
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, June 9.-MoNEY-Closed
easy at 2(@2! per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3l@54 per cent. Customs
receipts S295, 900 The Assistant Treas
urer disbursed $4,000. CleariUgs Sl3.-
100000. Sterling quiet at 4s64@4s94
GoLD-Opcned and closed At ll24
with sales during the day at ll2s Bor-
rowing rates Lap per cent.
GovRpN1PNTs-Firm
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A SoMSAMBtLIsr.-Miss Annie Mon
sgel. chambermaid, while walking in
her sleep. tell from an upper story in the
Grant House, Tuesday morning, severely
injuring herself When found she
was unable to state anything regarding
the accident. She is now in critical
condition, and may, perhaps, recover,
although it is doubtful.
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CAPT. MCLURr's new steamer arrived
from Steubenville yesterday evening and
tied up below the bridge Oh the Island
side. She is trim, jannty, looking craft
with her cabin built On her lower deck.
and apparently constructed chiefly for
speed and the accommodation Of passen-
gers. She looks as ,if-she could skim
along oyer-a hght.fall of dew and have
several inches to spare.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT AND REDUCTION.
Best Prints 5 cts per yard; Bleached
an Brown Muslin B CTS per yard; Gren-
adines down to 8 cts per yard, and all
Dry Good and Carpets in proportion.
Come now for Bargains.
j. w. FERRELL.
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I'll . :" e opathtC

works on that subject giving concise
and plainly written instr uctionS GOf the
trez;Tn ent Of al ordinary ailments OF all
Dom este Animal Az constantly Kept IN
stock, together with appropriate Medicine
Chests These BOOKS are spec ally written
for the Farmer, stock Raissrs or Livery
StsbieTnant Hsss, avoiding ~ for az posi-.
bic. all technical terms. For Descriptive
Price LIST send stamp to The BALTIMORE
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY, 10 Wesi
Fayette street BOERfckE d TAFEL-
Propnston- - iebBb
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SUccEssrUL.-The kettle drum tea
party given BY classes No. l6 and ~ Of
the English Lutheran Sunday School.
last night was largely attended. and
quite an agreeable time wss had bythose
present. 1t was held in the room
formerly occupied BY the Peabody lnsur-
ance Company, on Market street
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AN 1INcIprEsr FrRE..LSst~ night
about 9 o'clock, the house of Richard
Noes, on Twenty-lourth street near the
corner of Eoif, was discovered on FIRE.
An alarm wis sounded by the Z nited
engine bell, and it became general. The
FIRE was distiugakhed before much
damage was done. The loss'will not ex::
coed so - -
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NEARLY CHoK I'd To DKArH.-A little
daughter of George A. Cummings, who
lives on the Island. was choked Le2rly to
death, yesterday, from swallowing a
small tin whistle. The child Was Jblsck
in the face when discovered by her moth
er, who succeeded in taking the whistle
from herihroat. 1t was narrow escape
from death. -
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AcREAT OFFER

WE WILL DURING THE HOLlpAing
w dispose Of iOO Pianos and OrgupsS
nrst class maker, including WA!s.rss
AT lower prices than ever before onst'
Monthly lnstallmens received fuhHJs
from u 10 % months: WarIants' ~.
years. second Hand INSTRUMENTS al
iremely low prices, for cash. lilusn
Mailed. agents wantso'
Warerooms SsI Broadway, sIS.
9Th HORACE WATERS . So'D
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Fly PAPER.-"Deutchers Lightning
and "Stayner's Sticky" by the ream,
quire or single sheet, ut the Drug Store
of MCLAIN BROTHERS.
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THAT was Centennial midsummer
ablow" We had yesterday about noon. 1t
Gated havoc with awnings and flower
pots that adorned the windows of houses
about town.
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FRAGRANT ExTRAcTs.-For the toilet
every variety, by the pound, ounce or
drachm, at MCLAIN BROTHERS.
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PARKERsBURG. June LIT

PARKERsBURG, June 18th, 1876.
Editors of the Register:
Parkersburg Mineral We'll is open for
the reception of guests. "Old original
well" resuscitated. Abundant supply OF
water. JOE II. SIMPsoN,
Proprietor.
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A Man of q Thousand

IIrBES DKATHfWAB HOCKLI u
w PErTED from COnsunPt!0n, -.
remediss having failed, and In. u. Jsne
was experiment ting. ne accidentally nhJ'
a preparatiOn.of .1ndian Hemp VIII
cured bis only child, and now give. VIZ ay
recipe free on receipt Of two sthmp-,ppS
eIpence>. Hemp" also, cnres hls 81
syeats, nausea At the stomach, apa VI.
bi esk o frerh cold IN - hours. ha aSs,S..
Clladdbck d Co., ltG2 Rae Street, fhn|
deIphiA, nam ,pg this paper. no%~>
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BurERNlIk i;ths popular dknk now
for those who have. constitutional an
,tipsthy for the beverage that traces its
origin back to hops.
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Wanted Agents for the Great
Universal
CENTENNIAL HISTORY

T,O THE. CLOSE OF THE FIRST 100
i yearsof orr National Independence.
including an account OF the coming
Grand Centennial Exhibition, 10 pages,
hBe engTayinss, Low price, quiek sales
Extra terms send for circular. r. w.
ZIEGLEk CO., SIS Arch 81, Phiiadel-
phia, Pa mr1Bb
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MARCHING clubs will soon be on their
native cobblestones, and midnight oil
will. be wasted on the highway.
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AecErrABLr.-Tom Darrah, Clerka
the Municipal Court presen ted the mem
Der. of the police force with straw hats
yesterday. Harper. l. Bro. furnished
the summer head gear. - =
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THE new Atlas Hotel, Philadel phia
Pa, viii furnish meals Ia carte from %
cents upwards, and lodging at Sl.Oo per
day.
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The weather Is peculiar for this time
of year.
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FALSE RuMoR.-It was rumo red that
Tom Welsh, the murderer Of Dick Hen.
negen, had been captured, but it was
without foundation. He is still at large
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WARRANT Issued Yesterday Squire
Tolivar issued warrant for the arrest Of
August Miller, charged with abusing his
wife. Elizabeth Miller W as. the COM
plalnsnt.
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WHEELING can't afford to be behind
othqr cities and towns IN the Centennial
celebration
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IT is not etiquet for young ladies to
read the signs of ice cream saloons aloud
when walking with gentlemen. .
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,uauIcn AGENTS FOR THE EFT

WRNlEU seiling Stationery Package
I'm the world. II contains ID sheets peg
Pencil, Patent Yard Measure. and pr,
Of j. weIry. Single package, with par =,
ELEGANT Gold Stone slseye Buttons,
paid, : &c, nse. with assorted Jeve.D ~
81 90. This package has been examine ~
the publisher Of REo nT, ", and iguh1
represshtsd-wOrth the money. -,
Bride 4 90, 7es Brosd Wy, New YORK
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EVERY citizen of the "burg" should
decorate his premises with the Gags OF
the different nations on the Fourth of
July. --'
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A BEAUTIFUL arch will be placed on
Market street 10 front of the City Build
ing on the Fourth of July.
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IL you want to make two hundred dol
lars, capture Welsh, the murderer OF
Dick Hennegan.
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BUT the biggest drive is in white and
dotted Marseilles and Percales nj 10
cents per yard, by j. w. FERRREL.
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The fruit comes in in such good condl-
,ion this year that the doctors are begin
ming to get discouraged.
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BAKING PowDER-The best, purest
and most satisfactory, is prepared by
MCLAIN BROTHERS..
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FEMININE headgear now consists
mainly OF fantastic idea held down by
two streamers.
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Jusr received and opened, from New
York, large supply Of A Plaid and
Plain Panzse Silk at Is cents per ard
by J. w. FKRKEI- Cor. Main and TWEEN.
tielh streets.
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BUGGY UPsET.-Yesterday afternoon
}. Ii. Flynn, ESQ, of Albany Georgia
met with an unfortunate accident. He
was riding in buggy and coming from
Mount DcChantal, where he has two
daughters attending school, when the
horse which he was driving gave sud-
uen lurch, upsetting the buggy and
threw Mr.. Flynn out upon
the pike. His iacs was badly bruised,
and he was otherwise injured, but not Sc
riously. DR.. Wunderlich, who happened
to be near at the time of the accident
dressed his wounds. Flynn weighs
nearly three hundred pounds, and it is
wonder he was not more seriously injured
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The place to get the best shoes for the
least money is at L. V. Blends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-21

The sweetness of winter ulsters is long
drawn out in summer busters of the
ulster pattern.