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The report Of the committee was alopi
LIST OF DELEGATES.

LIST W DELEbATkS.
The Committee on Credentials reported
the following duly accredited delegates
Warrington James Roberts, Adam
Elig, ". Il. Chapman, Caleb Sylvis, John
Emory, Charles Oliver, John Henneman
VIM. Goering, Geo. Otto, c. Glassner.
Mddison-C. Il. Collier, Joseph Speidel
A. G. Robinson, F. Coen, B. B. Dovener
T. H. Logan, L. Woodmansee, T. Glas'
cock, s. Kline, Geo. X. Wheat, John
Jackson.
Gay--James Bodley, DR.. John G
Hupp, Lemuel T. BuSby, William h
Halter, Christ. Leidl, Thomas ]. Dillon,
William Wollenweber, Capt. Hugh Ster-
ling, Robert Nesbitt, George Hollinger
UniOn-John Reid, jr, James Robin
son, c. S. Dunaway, A. Truschel, W. \
Tracy, VIM. Budke, ST., J.Y. Wilson, !
D. Prayer, Geo. Kingdom, Henry Hess
Centrc-Thos. r. MotFet, B. F. Caldwell
George Roth, Jacob Kemple, James Reed
ST., DR.. E. J. Wunderlich, VIM. link
Henry Roemer, Z. G. Jordan and VIM
Fry.
HIebGr-Isaac Freeze, sr., James D
Stanton, Geo. P. Linch, Geo. C. Trimble
G. G. Murdoch, Isaac V. Barton, VIM
Ferguson, George W. johnson, A. NJ
Harkins, Wilson Johnson, VIM. Peters
r. W. Mcclellan.
Ritehie-Fredl Hanke, J. c. Devine, J
H. Bickerton, G. J. Hay, A. Serig, J. II
Leighton, John, Speidel, Stephen Water.
ka,.. Tk.;.tsnn raannkar
Triadaphia-E. N. Atkinson, J. II.
Storer, II. Fl. Hornbrook, J. Z. Max
we'll, John Hall, VIM. A. Mccoy, John
Z. Sisson, James Heryey, Alex. McConn,
Frank Muldoon.
RiehlGnd-Jas. McColloch, John B.
Lyle, Alex. McCulloch, J. NJ. English,
Jas. Dean, G. G. Sawtell, VIM. North,
John English, Jas. Waddle and Capt.
Springer.
ham, Milton Maxwell, A. McColloch, IT,,
Samuel Bell, W. W. Foreman, Isaac Sned-
iker, William Moore, T. T. Maxwell, W.
W: Dunlap, ir.
The report was adopted.
Upon motion OF Mr.. J. d. Stanton, the
Convention proceeded 10 the nomination
OF county officers, in the order in which
they are named in the call OF the Execu.
tive Committee.
NOMINATIONS FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Under that motion the Convention bal.
loted for four members Of the House Of
Delegates. The following nominations
were made: VIM. N. Dunlap, S. l.
Brice, A. J. Clarke, B. B. Dovener, S. L.
McColloch, N. L. Hill, VIM. P. Hubbard,
John oesterling, J. {. Hupp, 7. H. Logan,
Wright, G. W. B. Allison, F. Hanke.
DR.. Logan, Major Wright and Messrs.
Hanke, Allison and Hubbard asked that
their names be withdrawn.
A ballot resulted rs follows:
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THATCHuRcH D1NHER.-We neglected
at the proper time to give the names Of
the ladies who took an active part in pre-
pairing the elaborate repast spread in the
basement OF the Church Of the Immacu.
late Conception on the occasion Of the
dedication on Sunday. The dinner,
which was complete in all its details, re-
fleets great credit upon the lady
managers, viz: Miss Kate Coleman,
Mrs. Tracy, Mrs, Christemyer and
Miss HUM, Among the invited guests
were Bishop Kahn, the committees who
collected the money for the rebuilding OF
the church, the choir Of the church and
the children who took their first commu.
Mon on Sunday afternoon:
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ITO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging 10 Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
Gardeninn.

On Scrount Of advanced hge am DESTROYS Of
changing my residence, and therefore offer for ME
my farm situated opposite the city Of Wheeling, on
the river bank, midway between Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately Joining tho VII
lAge Of &tnHVtlle. The property consists Of GO
acres Of hill and table land and Is Of river bottom.
In the hill there arc two seAmI Of coal, " and ~
feet thick, three deposits Of limestone, an foot
vein Of eloaa texture and or free stone an IS foot
vein Of mari, which altogether make = soil and an
underlying bed Of deposits d = rieh and valuable
character.
On The surface, the larEer portion d which lie
gently AlopIng 70 the eas, and al under direct ex-
posurs 10 The sun, Il Av neygfd d IS acres, mostly
SaWba Elpes, al In 6ne BEARING condition, about
ssTen yeifs 3D. which has proven itseI able 10 ny
a handsome per cent 70 the culdTAtor.
The property Is being apprraohed above and b.
low BY an advancing tide o. persons seeking small
homestAdS, and q DOW rally The only unoCcupled
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
II ID valuable n an investment for capital seeking
aie purchase, and valuable 70 those who want mar
kst gardening ground elOss 70 the city. II front!
beautifully upon the river and commands view Of
the city, The ISlAnd and the whole scenery Of the
valley.
Tiis terms Of nle will 10 one third cash, balance
In two annual payments, s per cent Interest on de-
iered payments. For further particulars Inquire
RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or BY mall at Bridgeport, Ohio,
ApS
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ALLEGHENY AND SrANDARDS.-ln the
Pittsburgh Sunday Leader OF the 10th
inst. there appears communication from
Wheeling over the signature OF "Fair
Play" complaining OF the action Of the
directors OF the Allegheny club while in
this city in refusing to play unless Mr..
Frank Curry umpired the game, and OF
the unfair decisions OF said Curry. We
extract the following from the communi'
cation:
"The long and short OF the matter is
that the visiting club was afraid that the
Standards would get away with them il
they had an honorable umpire, 30 they
set the plan that the Standards were to
play the Alleghenysand umpire too, both
Of which they could not do. One thing was
noticeable. The umpire only called strikes
once on the Alleghenys and was
very particular to call them on the
Standard. This is not from prejudiced
standpoint. 1t is the plain truth, and sew
eral Of the Alleghenys will bear up this
statement. The majority Of the audience
were in favor Of letting the game go rath'
er than submit to such breach OF ETH
quette, but rather than have the trouble
TO refund the money the Standards pro
ceeded. One thing is certain, the ALLIE
gheny club does not gain any friends BY
having lot OF fossil directors, who acted
in yesterdays game like little boys. II the
directors OF the Allegheny can furnish
anything TO contradict this they are al
liberty to do it."
The editor OF the Ledaer, in referring
to the Communication, says that up there
Mr.. Curry has a good reputation as ar
umpire.
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SLIGHT F1RE.-About hali.past 10
o'clock yesterday afternoon, shed kitch'
en- adjoining the residence OF Henry
Hardenstein, on Main street, North
Wheeling, was discovered to be on fire
An alarm was sounded, but before the
arrival Of the engines the flames were
extinguished by the neighbors. The
damage TO the roof and Notwithstanding
Is estimated at about so. The FIRE il
supposed to have originated from defec'
tive flue.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 81. Flour
Pirmer; extra s. coal 50; Minnesota family
s. 5OaG so. Petroleum-Quiet; refined a
l9I<c; crude l4Nc. Clover Seed-l7alsc
Wheat-Red 81 16; amber 81 Goal -
Corn-Quiet; yellow 57a59c; mixed 5Sa56c
oats-Western mixed 40a42c. Butter
Firm; western extra 20a23c; firsts l7alSc
Cheese and Eggs-Firnl and unchanged
Whisky-Western 81 IL.
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beOn announced, the Convention took q
recess until 2 o'clock F. n.
y AFTERNOON.
The Convention reassembled at .
o'clock.
President Logan announced that the
Seventh Ward club would hold meet
ing in the evening and be addressed by T
J. Hugus and others. Also tomorrow
(this) evening the Clay District club
would hold meeting in the Court House
and be addressed by Hon. c. F. Scott, o.
Richie county.
4. B. Caldwell, Esq, who had beer
nominated in the forenoon for the Office
OF Judge Of the County Court, came for
ward and after thanking the Convention
for the nomination rendered him an
uounced that he was not eligible Tor wan
OF citizenship, and therefore withdrew
his name, whereupon William Erskine
Esa., OF the Seventh Ward, was nominal
ed BY reclamation.
William Honecker, Of Richie district
who was absent from the morning session
Of the Convention, sent his son to act as
proxy. On a motion TO admit the proxy
the Convention voted no.
Mr.. Dovener moved that committee
OF three be appointed as conterees with
like committee from the counties o
Brooke and Hancock respectively for tn,
choosing Of q State Senator, which motiol
was agreed to and Messrs. Doyener
Wright and Cowden were appointed.
The President announced that q contin
uation OF the ballotting for candidate 10
the Shenfialty was in order, and the orde
was proceeded with.
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ELM GROVE TowN HALL.-The direc-
tors Of the Elm Grove Town Hall Asso-
citation met yesterday at the Court House
aud examined the bids for the construc.
ton Of the building. The contract for
the stone work was awarded 10 Adolph
Yoke at his bid Of S40O, and the contract
for completing the building to Messrs.
Armstrong, Coen & Co, at SS,425. Work
will be.commenced- by the contractors at
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WHEELING SINGERS CESrESS1A11z--
Isd.-Mr. @. r. Behler has received a let
ter from member Of the excursion par
ty representing our German singing So
cieties, now CentennialiEing. The party
consists OF the following gentlemen:
Louis Dechert, Fred. Reister, Charles
Appenzeller. August Neuhausen, Louis
Shfel, and Ed. Meise. They left here on
Friday evening last and arrived in Wash
ington City at o'clock the following
morning, and were warmly welcomed by
their German friends. After taking in
all there is TO see in the National Capital
they went to Baltimore, where they were
honored with a reception and banquet by
the Leiderkranz Society. They were to
leave for Philadelphia yesterday morn
ing.
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WoNpEss OF MODERN SuReERY-SiSh
Resiored Ajler EigM Years B!indNess-Ih,e
Pittsburgh daily Commercial OF the ION
inst. gave an interesting account, the
facts Of which we're obtained from q
brother Of the patient, Of a remarkable;
restoration Of sight to a Young son o.
Mr.. c. Souleret, living at Mcpon4lds
station, Panhandle railroad, by Dr.. Sad
Ter, OF that city. He had been blind TO
all but a perception Of light for eight
years, and can now point out all the let
ters he has learned in any common print.
Il required but three months to accom-
plish this wonderful result. daw
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Upon the announcement OF the results
the Nominations were made unanimous,
and the President having announced that
there was no further business before the
Convention, with three cheers for the
National, State and county ticket, the
Convention adjourned sine die.
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WILL PRovED-The will OF Joseph
Long, deceased, was yesterday admitted
10 probate at the Office OF the Clerk Of
the County Court. The widow Of de.
cedent, Mrs. Margaret E. Long, was ap.
pointed executrix; bond 5000, no Sc
curity being required by will.
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HE1MBo1D's BucHu is still in the re.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brsted medicine is still manufactured at
he laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
tsoldby all respectable druggists. 1t is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feits. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York., Sole
Agent. d4W
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, August 2l.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Firm; No. 2 white
Wabash new 81 %; No. 3, 81 19A; No. !
white Michigan new 81 IL; amber spot and
August SILK; new 81 1S1z. Corn-Quiet;
high mixed held at Zoe; low mixed at
4OXc; no grade 46c; damaged 40!1c. Oats
Dull; No. 2, 321zc; white SOC; Michigan
old 35c.
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GREAT REDucroN.-In order TO make
room for full stock, will sell my pres:
emit stock at greatly reduced prices. Call
and examine, before purchasing else
where, at JERRY CLEMENS.
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Jusr received 200 pieces Of Bro. Mus
lin at s cts yard: 800 pieces Dark Cali
Goes ats, 0, Z and s cts a yard. also
/. 600 lbs Of that Superior Southern Car;
pet Chain, at the extremely low price o.
IS cts per ID. We have also = large and
complete line Of Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Rugs, Mats, Wall Paper, Window Shades
and Fixtures. Big Bargains in Dress
Goods, at JSo. KoXAEKs'
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TIE State Board Of Examiners will
hold meeting at Moundsville, during
the session Of The Educational Associa.
ton, TO examine applicants for profes.
sional certificates to teach In the public
schools Of the State,
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RA1LRoAD BoSps-Qdict and firm.
STATE B Neglected.

STATE BoNDS-NeglecGed' =,
SroCEs-Very quiet, except for few
shares, such as the coal roads, Michigan
Central and Western Union. The leading
feature was break in Delaware, lAcka'
wana & Western from % 10 9Oas, with re-
action at the close to 92h. New Jersey
Central opened at 59H, sold up 70 G0k,a and
closed ut the opening price. There was o
difference OF 1la& between sales cash and
regular. Lake Shore was firm and Michi.
pan Centaal strong and higher, while
Western Union fell of y for the day. The
transactions were 1900 shares, Of which
ID, GOO were Western Union, 1000 St Paul,
5000 Lake Shore, 5000 Michigan Central,
5000 New Jersey Central, and 20, 900 Della
Irore UacEawana 4 Western.
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TIE roof Of frame house ON Main
street, in the First Ward, occupied BY
VIM. Deaux, was discovered TO be on FIRE
yesterday afternoon. The flames were
e1tinguished with but little damage to
the building.
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New York Dry Goods.

NEW YoRK, August 9s.-There was avery
active demand for prints, and the supply
in first hands very light. simpsons mourn.
ing prints advanced 10 exc, and Albion
solid colors to exc; Eddystone fancy prints
&c. Cottons in tnir demand and steady.
Woolens moved slowly. FOreigns rather
more active.
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no CONTRACTORS.
oHYCE WHEELING & EtM Grove RAILWAY, !
No. 1915 MARKET ST, WHEELING,

OyYCR WHEELING & E1M Grove RAILWAY
No. 1915 MARKET 81, WHEELING,
August 18th, 1876.
SeaIed proposals will be received at this otict
until the ls Of September next, Of u NJ, for exca.
valion and masonry on dyt four sections oil
Wheeling 4 Elm GruTU Railway. Flint section
extends from Market Itreet In Wheeling to west
end Of city bridge, on Peninsula, about u miles.
Second section 10 cast ode Of Stack Yard Run.
mile Third section 10 crossing Of Edglngton's
lane, about ~ mlleA Fourth SECTION TO Thomas
lornbrook's place, on National Road, ~ miles.
Bids must be for each section sparately, BY the
cubic yard oil excavation In Garth, loose rock and
solid rock, to eover haul not execeding two hun
dr.d feet
Bids for Masonry to lie by cubic yard for bridge
masonry, which Is 10 be ranged work Of 6rst class
and culvcrt masonry TO be Of best quality Of
rubble.
AT the ame time and place sealed proposals will
Be received for laying IS 900 CrOss-s BY e. teet
long, TO be delivered on the grounds Of the old
Hempdeld Railroad, on Sixteenth street.
The Company reserves the hight TO- reject any
and all bids. For plans and PsOalss apply At this
OHiec. r. A. McCABE,
sec'y pro TEN. Wheeling & Elm Grove R, R.
uu2I
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TIE young man WAC by mistake swal'
lowed 4 whole box Of DR.. Bulls Vsgeta-
bic pills is out again. He says he teeli
rather "pale" but otherwise is all right
He will, however, follow the directions
next time. ..s..
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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. J. w. FERRE1.
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Nominations for Sheriff were declared
in order.
Mr.. Caleb sylvis placed in nomination
the name Of Mr.. F. A. Britt; Mr.. Jacob
Kemple named Mr.. Frank JOHNSON; Mr..
A. G. Robinson put In nomination Mr.
John r. Hubbard; Col. Curtis placed be.
fore the Convention the name Of W. L.
McPhail.
The first ballot resulted:
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FIFTY pairs of those fine kid side lace
shoes left. Hurry up II you want to get
a pair before they are all gone, at
L. Y. BLoNDs.
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LADIES fine kid side lace shoes fol
s. %, worth s. 25, at
L, v. BIoSD's, 1875 Main street.
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HERsoME.-A few more mems Ct. Her
some CATERS left, at the reduced prices
Parties wanting same will call soon at
JERRY CLEMENS.
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AT the forced closing out sale OF J: W
Ferrel you can get muslins at &C, cameo:
&c and carpets al 15c and grenadines at
Sc per yard. Go soon il you want bar
gains.
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DSeER, the halter, of No. 1917 Main
street, offers a new lot Of stylish Hats
very low, wholesale and retail. d&w
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A BIG rush for those ladies' fine kid
side lace shoes, at L. V. BLoSDs.
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SELLING out at and below cost, all
kinds Of Summer Silks and Dress Goods
AT JOHN RoEMER's,
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FoR bargains attend now the forced sale
OF dry goods and carpets OF
7. W. FERREL,
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Cry PERsosALA-Col. B. ". Byrne,
State Superintendent; Prof. Joseph Nc
Murran, Principal Of the shepheFdstown
Normal School, and Prof. WI. Kenny,
Principal OF Point Pleasant Graded
School, members OF the Board OF Exam
liners, arrived in the city on Saturday
night last and are stopping at the ST.
James Hotel.
Mr.. J. L. Stiiel has just returned from
a three weeks visit in the West.
Capt. Jacob Cramer, OF the steamer
Hope, is in town. he expects to remain
a few days and look after the repairs Of
a barge which he has on the docks.
Hon. c. IF. Scott, Of Richie county,
Republican candidate for Congress from
this district il expected to address the
Clay district Republicans at the Court
House tonight.
Mr.. J. Ed. Coen has returned from his
Centennial trip.
Mr.. VIM. Harvey, Of the Fourth Ward,
will leave for the Centennial Exposition
to-day.
Col. Arnett addressed a Democratic
meeting at Triadelphia on Saturday
evening last.
Bishop Kahn left the city last night
upon business trip TO Baltimore.
Mr.. A. H. Britt was yesterday elected
Treasurer Of the Elm Grove Town Hall
Association.
Mr.. Thos. Reilly and wife will leave for
the Centennial show to-day.
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reserve vs.. NAuosAL--A game
Of base ball was played between the
Reserves and Nationals yesterday, which
resulted in favor Of the former by the
following score:
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THz oouRTs.-Muxc1pA1 COURT
Judge Canner.-The regular August
term Of the Municipal Court commenced
yesterday. Court convened at 2 r. NJ.
with His Honor Judge Cranmer on the
bench. The following business was
transacted:
The case Of Samuel Laughlin and
others VS.. John ]. Jacob ct al, in chan
Gerry, was set for Monday, August %.
The case Of the Bank Of the Ohio Val
ley Us. E. n. Bell and others, in assump'
sit, was set for August 29th.
The csse Of Elijah Marling, sr., VS.. Johr
Robrecht, in Gssumpsit, was set fol
Thursday, 4th inst,
The following foreigners were granted
the privileges Of citizenship: August
Hume, Angus. Rasel, Geo. steinberger
John Evemviner, VIM. Hess, Olice Sager
August Niedemayer and Jacob Helm
natives Of Germany; Frederick Hahnt
and Theo. Fredericks, natives Of Han
over; Theobold Braun, q native Of Bava
ria; Geo. Krause and John Grabries, ma
tives.of Prussia; John Kelly, Thos. Har'
rington, james Carroll, Patrick Ruddy
Michael Gribble, and Anthony Mean
drew, natives OF Ireland; W. N. jackson
a native OF England. .
Adjourned until this morning at II
o'clock.
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THE largest stock Of flowers, hats and
ribbons in the city at -,
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''.a'I'a a a gagsssgs

The scattering votes on this ballot
were: Dunlap, 81 S-5; Paxton, % 4.5i
Allison, SO 90. All were cast by Liberty
district.
Messrs. Brice, McCullOch, oesterling
and Doyaner were declared the nominees
Of the Convention, and their nomination
was made unanimous.
On motion OF Mr.. Linch, Hon. A. B.
Caldwell was nominated for the Office oil
County Judge BY reclamation.
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TaE largest stock Of hats in the city at
SpEYER Bios.
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A motion was made to adjourn the
Convention until 2 o'clock, but 1t was de-
feated by heavy vote.
The third ballot resulted:
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POLICE CouRT-Jud9s Ctanma.

1OLlCE SoUhL-JuuyS S'Wh"'
The following docket was disposed Of
at this court yesterday morning:
Melissa Robinson and Kate Oxford were
fined $50 each for keeping house ofill'
fame.
The following persons were fined fol
assembling at the house kept by the two
women above mentioned: Jennie How
ard, sent 10 Jail for thirty days; Jennie
Smith and VIM. McGumphrey, $50 and
costs each; John Collins ~, thirty days
in the city prison.
VIM. solden paid fine Of s. and costs
for disorderly conduct. -.
Adam Happy, for using abusive Ian
guage toward James Hammond, paid Q
hne Of s..
John Handlan paid a fine Of 81 fol
jumping on railroad cars while in motion
Philip Reilly was committed for thirty
days for drunkenness,
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THE place to re. the cheapest Shoes is
nj - L. V. BLoHDs.
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NHEEsE.

CHEESE
i.Go Boxes Prime ". B. Factory.
200 do n. Y. Goshen.
la LIST, DAvENroEr q PARKS,
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Ghe1nteuiqeueer
TUEsDAY, AUGUST 2e, 1875.
New Advertisements.

Hayes and Wheeler Guards. e..
Mosquito Bars-G. MendeI, Booth 4
Co.
Fall Hats-Reed.
Boots and Shoes-Jacob Landfricd.
Wanted-Farm in West Virginia.
Notice-Cincinnati Law School.
Law School-Cincinnati College.
Practical Chemist-Chas. E. Dwight,
THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range OF the thermometer,
as observed at schnepfs drug store,
Opera House CORNER, yesterday:
SAN. I?N. 3rM. JPN.
Ra..fa. nau A.nt.. AT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-08-22

PITTSBURGH, August 2l.-Petroleum-
Quiet but firm; crude 50 90 at Parker,si
refined l9sSal91Ec Philadelphia delivery.