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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-21
Chicago.

CHICAGO, October 2O-Flour Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat Heavy, dull
weak and lower; No. 1 spring 81 l2K cash;
No. 9 do 81 1lN cash, sales at 81 l2ka
115X November; closed at 81 IS Novem.
Der; 81 Is December; No. 3, 96caSi 02H;
rejected S5a931<c. Corn-Fair demand but
at lower rates. No. 2, 44c cash; 44Ac No.
yember: 44Nc December rejected 4Sc.
Oats-Fair demand but at lower rates;
S23<as29<c cash or November. Rye-In
good demand at full prices at 6laGl Ac.
Barlsy-Dull, weak and lower at sSas4c
cash. Pork - Unsettled at SIC so cash;
SIC Is October; SIS 40a15 421< the year.
Lard-Active, weak and lower at s1Sc cash;
$40, 90 October; 50 65 November; 50 AKA
. 50 the year. Bulk Meats-Declined &c;
shoulders SIC; sides Sssas;sc. Whisky
Steady and unchanged. -
At the close Wheat was lower; 81 I? No.
vembsr, Sl15 December. Corn lower at
4S1sc cash, 43S<a4SEc November. Oats
unchanged. Pork unchanged. Lard easier
at 50 IS the year. a.-
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CEsrEss1ALwARD.-Rositireiy lie Las
Chance al de Extremely LOp Rate Of $40 Jor
tie Round 1fip.-The Cleveland & Pitts
burgh and Pennsylvania Railroads will
run another grand excursion to the Cen.
tennial at the above named rate for the
round trip, leaving Monday. October %,
as follows, viz: Bellaire 1880 A. NJ,
Bridgeport 11:00 A, NJ, Martins Ferry
HOS A. ", arriving at Pittsburgh at $40
P. NJ, and at Philadelphia at 700 A. NJ,
the following morning.
Over $50 people accompanied the last
excursion by this iavorite line, aud were
delighted with the speed, comfort and at
tention rendered them.
We would advise all OF our readers who
contemplate trip to the Centennial to
avail themselves Of this opportunity, asst
is undoubtedly the last that will be
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars can be
secured by application to the ticket agent,
Mcclure House office, or any Of the above
named stations.
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River News.

The c. W. Hornbrock arrived from
Pittsburgh last night. I
The Iron Valley passed up, with light
tow. N.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
last night, andwill return this afternoon.
The Express departed for Petersburg
at 1880 A. N. The Courier will be to-
days packet.
An excursion to Moundsyille on Sun.
day on the steamer Star Of the West il
The steamers Bette, Gilbert, Phaeton,
0'Neal and Star Of the West are still
making their ualtrips.
The Telegram left for Pittsburgh last
evening, with party Of excursionists.
She will return tomorrow. so on
The retail price Of coal at Louisville is
IA rise Of anew iest al dis point
would be very acceptable to good many
persons.
The Scout and barge arrived from
Pittsburgh with q fair freight trip. ~
The towboat Coal Hill 10 en- route from
St. Louis with three barges Of iron ore.
The following boats are laid up at New
Orleans at present: Bart Able, Marie
Louise, Home, John Howard, Shannon,
Era No, Q, ST. Mary, Lessie Taylor, Belle
Rowland, Tensas, Assumption Robert
Semple, Bastrop, Stella Black, Lotus No.
3. Some Of the above are undergoing re-
pairs;therest are ready and waiting for
an opening. 49,
: The new towboat; Josh Cook is about
complete, and .will,no doubt be ready to
take out q tow on the nextrise. :
e- ByTSegtaph. Z
PrrsBuRGH, October 20.-Riyef . feet
5 inches and falling. Weather elo udy
fCrscnnArI, October q River d feet
0 inches and falling. Afrived-John L.
Rhoads and Fanchon. Departed-Andes.
Weather cloudy andmild, M L1,lH
LITTLE ROCK, October e0.-Weather
warm. River standing at l Clio feet.
CAIRO, October 20.-Arrived-Howard,
st. Louis. River 8 feet 4 inches and fall
ing. Weather clear; mercury ca.
NEW ORLEANS, October ,20.-Arrived
Cincinnati; Peytona and
tow, Evansville No departures. Clear
and warm. SaN
V1cKsBuRG, October 2O.-Warm and
cloudy. River fell 8 inches, and stands
= LOUISVILLE Lou lnl' October Weather
warm. Down-Golden Rule, for New
Orleans. Five feet Of water in the canal.
EVANSVILLE October 2O.-Weather
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CONG TO WELLsvn1E.-The battalion
OF Hayes and Wheeler Guards of.this
city have made arrangements with the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad COM
pany for transportation TO Wellsvilie this
evening, TO participate in a grand torch
light procession ia that city. The clubs
will meet at their various headquarters
promptly at4P. N. and march to the cor
ner OF Chapline and 18th streets, where
the line will be formed, and thence to
Bridgeport, where q special train will
be in waiting to convey them to their
destination. The train will leave Wells
vile in time to get back here by
midnight The fare for The round tip
has been placed at the moderate sum Of
seyenty.five cents, and We have no doubt
that all who can possibly leave the city
will take advantage Of the low rates and
indulgein pleasant excursion. Wells.
vile contributed ninety-six handsomely
uniformed men 10 our big display two
weeks ago, and our boys should turn. out
strong and return the compliment with
interest. 1t ia reported that Bellaire
will send 800 men, steubenville 500, and
various other points large delegations, SO
that It Is probable the demonstration will
be the largest Of the campaign in this
vicinity. II will notpay 10 miss Il.
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RIO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging 10 Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
U eardeninu. 80

% ueCount Of advanced $50 ] am DESTROYS Of
changing my residence, and therefore oder for sals
my farm Ii11tsd opposite tho city Of Wheeling, on
The river bank, midway between Bridgeport and
AGrtIA's Ferry and Immediately ad!oinins tho VII
IAee Of Ktnivllle The property consists Of co
AcTeS Of hill and table land and IS Of river bottom.
In the hill there are two seams Of coal b and 81
Itst thick, three deposits Of limestone, m foot
vein Of e0s texture and or free stone, an IL foot
vein Of mari, which altogether make soil and an
underlying bed Of drpotlu Of rieh and valuable
character.
On The surface, the largr portion Of .hIsh lies
gently GlOpIng 70 the east, and ali under direct e1-
posufe 70 the sun, Il Vineyard Of 50 acres, mostly
SuSba ErSpes, Ill In hns bearing condition, about
raven years DID, which has proven Itself able 10 pay
{ handsome per cent the cultlIatoE
The property d being approached above and Dc.
lon By an advancing tide Of perSonI seeking small
homSsteads, and % now really the only unoceupled
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
Il q valuable - an investment for capital seeking
.aie purchase, and yalusblgto thue who RInt HaI-
kgt iardsnIng ground eloss to the dty.. il front!
beautifully upon the river and commands view Of
the dty, tho IAllpd and the whole scenery Of the
valley. fl
The terms Of ale will 30 ene-thIrl cash, balance
IN two annual payments, per cent lntGreat on de-
fPFTed paymentA For further particulars Inquire
OI RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or By mall at Bridgeport, Ohio
up5 'T 't
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CRY PxasOxA1s.-His Honor Mayor
Sweeney presided at the police court yes
terday morning.
syl7a1iSto do some stamping before the
close Of the campaign:
Col. J. R. Smith, Of Taylor county, and
]. o. Watson, Esqp Of Fairmont, were in
n Il stated that sommers, formerly Of
the Standard nine, is catching for the
GReds, IL, OF Cincinnati.
A. Bloch, Of the well known firm Of
bloch Bros, Wheeling, was in our city
this week. We all know that he Is jol-
" good fellow, and has fine trade in
this section.-Humtiagtea -Ads1ttsE.
OF Rev. NV. Webb, formerly Of this
city, the Huntington Advertiser says :
aRsy. ]. W. Webb preached . most power
full sermon on Sunday evening, that would
seem as II II must do some good. Il was
an earnest exhortation to repentance and
better life"
H. W. Smith, cashier Of the Martins
Ferry Commercial Bank, and lady, are
visiting friends 1t Philadelphis. }th
DR.. HukilI, Of West Liberty, and DR..
Whitsett, Of Bethany, are taking in the
Centennial.
Mr.. W. T. S.eadman, former citiz0n
OF Brooke county, was recently elected
Sheriff of Washington county, Ohio.
E.G. Cracraft, Esq, addressed a Dem
oetatie meeting st steubenville Last
Mr. L. W. Ilslsbfight represented
| Martins Ferry Masons at the session Of
the Grand Lodge in Columbus. '!a!7
Mr.. John Rainey, Of Martins Ferry,
at the recent meeting Of the ST. Claire.
vile Presbytery was elected an alternate
to represent the eldership at the General
Assembly.
Rev. S. B. Barnitz and little daughters
returned from York, Pa, yesterday even.
ing. .-,...,,
delphia on Monday. He will visit Balti-
more and New York before returning.
Among the recent arrivals at the Nc.
Lure House, are C. Boggess, Esq, Of
Clarksburg, and q. W. Rand, Chief OF
Police OF Charleston.
Mr.. Joseph Steger, who has kept
grocery at the foot Of 9TH street for a
number Of years, has disposed Of it 70
Mr.. Arthur Phillips. We understand
that Mr.: steger intends visiting Germany
shortly, ss... ....saH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-21

NIMRoDs succEss.-AWheeling MIN
rod who enjoys sport at this season Of the
year set apart last Wednesday as field
day among the game about the Sisters"
He Jet out early in the morning, taking
with him fine gun, plenty Of ammunition,
and a hunting dog, for which last he had
refused an offer u $50 only two days pre-
vious. He went into the fields along the
river, Iabored hard all day, climbing fem
ces and leaping bitches after the widest
otwild ducks, and returned in the evening
and stomach. More than all, the dog
had refused to obey him, and just to teach
the cur lesson, he fred at him, intend
ing to put only two or three shot in him.
He put in Just few too many, however,
aud the result was a dead dog. And now
hewishes he had sold the dog for The $50
offered.
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RELIEF WASTED.-HStraws indicate
which way the wind blows"-so thought
our foreman when vote was taken in
our composing room upon the extermina-
hon OF an organ-grinder on an opposite
corner, who does nothing but grind out
"Come Where Ny Love Lies Dreaming
"old Black Joe" etc. He was unani.
mously voted . nuisance, when II was re
solved to caIl upon the Mayor to commit
him. "But," said one Of the more
thoughtful comps, chow can the Mayor
commit a nnisance?" This was too
much Tor the rest Of the men, and the
thoughtful comp was Immediately
bounced. "S.raws indicate which way
the wind blows" and the wind seems al
ways to be blowing this way, as the dull
Get strains Of the bewitching hand organ
are borne on the gentle zephyrs directly
to this Office. The offender is 4 Molly
Mcguire, in fact, as his process Of grind
iugis q. aloR. but. sure means Of death TO
those within sound Of his organ.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-21

/. CINCINNATI, October 2O.-C otton-Quie.
at lOItc. Flour-Quiet but firm. Wheat
Quiet but steady red 81 16a1 %. Corn
Quiet at 464sc. Oats - Dull at S0a37c.
Rye-Quiet but firm at Csc. Barley-Firm
at 81 10al Is. Pork-Dulli and dropping
at SIC Scale 70. Lard Firmer; steam
10Nc; kettle ,1O1Ia10Ic. Bulk Meats
- Firmer at 7a71TasI tas2 saskc, all
loose. Bacon Steady with fair de.
mand at 71sa7s<a91 4a97Ea95sa9Nc. Butter
dull and dropping. Whisky = Active;
firm and higher at 81 II. a
HoGs-Dull and lower; common to
Light 81 5Os4 U.s.. fair. to good light IS 1Oa
a5 10; heavy 81 90a5 s.. 'r.....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-21

PITTSBURGH ExcuRsIoSIsn.,-Th The
steamer Telegram last evening left for
Pittsburgh, with an excursion party Of
about one hundred and fifty persons, who
will take in the Schatif. Morris boat race
and return on Sunday evening. The ex-
cursion Is under the auspices Of the c. P.
Brown boat club, and the larger portion
OF the members Of the club are among the
excursionists. Mr.. James Thompson was
at the wheel Of the steamer, and run her
as far as Tiltonyille, where Will. Moore
took charge Of her. Ike Hagans and
Billy Zimmerman supplied the refresh
ments for the party. We have no doubt
that pleasant trip will be had.
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THE couE1s.-CRcul1 couRT7Judge
attlria.-fn this court yesterday the fol-
loving business was transacted:
! The csseof the ststs VI. Palsy Asgan'
charged with stealing skiff, was given
TO the Jury about II o'clock. After q
short absence the jury returned with a
verdict Of not guilty.
Thecase Of the Stale 70. james Hurley,
also charged with stealing skitt, was
NIGH Michael Ftisa, 4 native Of ireland,
and John Thomy, native Of SWitref-
land, were naturalized.
Henry Rockebrand, who was some time
since sent to Jail at his own request, upon
a confession Of forgery, was discharged
from custody.
AdIopFp aI mil tlis g ngEpiRg at 0
O'Clock. u tilisit 4it7 fSvNt 90.
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BEFORE us. COMMISSIONERS FoRBEs.-

BEFORE us. COMMISSIONERS FORBES
James Harriott, who was arrested by
Officer Junkins last Saturday upon a
charge Of passing counterfeit. nickels,
wasyestetday taken before Q. 8. Commits.
sionet Forbes for examination. A large
quantity Of the spurious coin was found
upon the person Of the prisoner, which
be, aaid, he had received from 9 man nam
edCollinsS who livssi al MhriettaJ The
evidence rs to Harriott's circulating the
coin was conclusive, and he was remand
ed to Jail 70 await trial at the next term
Of the United States District Court. Har-
riott is a moulder by trade, and it is
thought manufactured the coin himself,
although there is nodirect evidence upon
that point.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-21

GREAT excitement in Centre Wheeling
at the large Dry Goods and Carpet En-
porium Of John Roemer, over the i'm.
mense stock Of goods he is offering at
nearly one.half the actual value. Alarge
lot Of fancy Dress Goods worth so cents
Tor Is cents; Cloth Cloaks at 81 so; extra
heavy Bed Blankets from 81 so to s. 90
q pair; fine Cashmeres for IS cents; good
dark prints 7 cents. Carpets at almost
your own prices. Notions, Gloves, Trim.
mings, Ladies' and Gentlenen's Under
wear almost for song. Call seon II you
wish big lot OF goods for very little
money. Nos. 2019 and 20el Main street.
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,SErrrsusA QUORUM SGreaf difficulty
was experienced again last evening in
getting together aquorum Of the Second
Branch OF Council. This is the third
time in succession that there has been no
quorum Of this Branch. Officers were
sent out and secured the city in search OF
absent members, and by 0 o'clock the re:
quired number had been procured. The
ordinance assessing the special water tax
has been hanging FIRE for some time, when
it should have been passed long ago, hence
the anxiety Of the members TO obtain a
quorum. As noticed in our report OF the
proceedings, the matter was finally dis
posed OF last night. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-21

CRY CouScr1-sEcoSD BRANcH.-A
special meeting OF Council was held last
night. In this Branch the following mem.
bers answered 10 their names at roll.call
Garden, Goeripg, Horkheimer, He'll,
Long, Myles, McCourtney, Pollock, Pry.
or, Travis wilkinson, Werner, Mr.. Presi.
dent.
The ordinance assessing the special
water tax was received from the First
Branch, and the amendments thereto con.
Cured in.
The report OF the Board Of Equaliza.
ton was received from the First Branch
with amendments, which were concurred
in. l,s
A supplementary report was received
from the Board, and the amendments
thereto Of the First Branch were concur
red in.
The following resolution was adopted
Rssofred, That the Superintendent OF
the Work House is herewith instructed
to employ his force to extend the cut at
the head OF 7th street.
A resolution from the First Branch
fixing December LIST as the time At which,
interest will be charged on unpaid taxes,
was concurred in.
A member here raised a point that
there was not quorum present, when
Council adjourned. ,-.
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PHILADELPHIA, October 2O.-Petroleum
Quiet; refined zoe; crude 17lEa1sc. Flour
Quiet; extra 81 50a5 %; Wisconsin and
Minnesota family 50 25a6 IS. Wheat-Ac-
tive; red 81 S0al IS. amber 81 IS. Rye-6sa
75c. Corn-In good demand; yellow 60a61c;
mixed 59aG0c. Oats-Higher; unsound and
mixed SSa34c. Butter Unchanged, Cheese
Quiet: fancy 12a13c. Eggs-Firn; sonth.
ern o3a25c. Whisky-WeStern 81 "A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-21

ssxAToR Secretion. 6. F. Scott, our
candidate for Congress, will address the
citizens Of Wheeling On Wednesday even.
Ing next, and arrangements are being
made by The Republican clubs Of the city
10 give him rousing reception. The bat.
TALON OF Hayes and Wheeler Guards will
turn out solid in 4 grand torchlight pro
cession, and prove 70 the Democracy that
they are not yet done with their caps and
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New YorIr DrY GOODS.

ia,EEw YoRK, October 20. Business light
with commission houses and importers, and
the jehbing trade little more active. Cot
ton goods In moderate demand and steady.
Prints quiet, with q reduction Of Nc on
Gloucester and Aneonia fancies, Mems
wear Woolens quiet, except woFsted coat
ingS. FlRnnelS in steady demand. Blank
etSslow. Foreign goods moved slowly.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-21

ASL000 BET.-Abetiwas made Id this,
city last evening Of $1,000 a side, even,
that Tilden would be the next President.
A Republican gentleman stands very
fair show Of sitting on the ragged edge
after the WheeIing Register d
yesterday. ssy.z,'s4e',
The facts Of the above transaction are
these: A bet OF the kind stated was
made and 4 forfeit Of SO put up. Yes
terday morniug3 the Republican gentle.
man referred to was promptly on hand
with his 81, 900, but the Tildenite took
water and let the $40 forfeit slide as the
Lesser Of two evils. So much for that
nice little STRAW"
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BAITntoRE, October -Flour-Firmi
western family s. 75a7 90; others IN,
changed. Corn-Quiet; western mixed
5SKe. Wheat-Ge Generally higher; No. .
redwestern 81 50. oatS-steady. at $50
4Oc. Butter-Inactiye; western good TO
prime 22a25c; do extra fne 26a2Sc. Wits
ky-FGm at 81 15h.. Petroleum-Nom'
inally unchanged. coaee-Qniet and I'M
changed. n ...,if..''... -.
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1876. 1877.
West Virginia University. n
MORGANTOHN. ". VA.

The Fsll Term begins septaAbef tth, with
corps d ten eacient and accomplished Professors
aud Instructors, With all the Departments fully
equipped, and under the superinlendeney nf Rev.
John W, Scott, DID,, LII D4 acting President,
Who's large eIpetienco scholarly attRinmtnts, and
recognized standing q an educator, jpTtiAeS the
sIpsctatlon Of continued and lneftRdng BuCcez.
Winter Term begins January 3 Spring Term
bsEinS March q. For Catalogue o. fuller inlofnh.
''I INV sess y n s.e4SsSfy q fscaiiy.
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WHEEL1vo Ayp E1M GRoyE RAILWAY.

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILWAY.
1t appears that the trials and tribula-
tions Of the Wheeling and Elm Grove
railway company are not yet at an end.
By the terms Of the agreementwith The
city and the company the latter was TO
lay its track on the east side Of McCul-
loch street, within SIX feet Of the curb.
1t Is claimed that this agreement has not
been carried out;as the track Ia beingiaid
in the middle Of the street. There Is
some tPlkiof 'bringIngthe matter before
Council, and holding the company strict.
ly TO the agreement. ian
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A CAr.AsrRoPHE.-Yesterday morn
ing very ielin' incident occurred on
Chapline street, in Centre Wheeling.
While out taking the air poor pussy
got under the relentless wheels Of pass
ing street car, and in an instant was min
US her tail. "A philanthropist who OBJ.
served the accident bribed 4 small boy
with a ten cent shinplaster to despatch
the animal. -,
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PugILlsTrC,-A man living in the First
Ward wanted to.Show some Of his friends
what a powerful blow he could strike
with his fist, and, standing close by Il
stone wall at the time, let drive at the
wall. IA nail had been driven 10 the
wall, and he happened 70 sttike It. The
head Of the nail entered the back Of his
band, and in, drawing II out no fractured
one Of the small bones. The wound Is
very painful. He had II dressed BY y
physician, and he can now be seen on the
streets yith-bis arm In sling.7 He, il
not l6sgfidg foF sseSeaEEalhs GOE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-10-21

THE Republican club Of the Fifth and
Sixth Wards, instead Of having any caps
and capes TO dispose Of, are making AZ
rangements 70 purchase additional mi.
forms, and expect 10 turn out the largest
delegation in The grand brdeehsioh next
Wednesday night. rElr an, rf1lr
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kz1xAsEp-ChristiSa Bashor and idl,
who were a few days since sent 10 jail Tor
trial upon q charge Of manufacturing
and selling cigars without paying The
necessary license on the game, hare given
bail for their appearance before the Q. 8.
District, Court, and been released from
custody. l.,i..pt. I,
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In the absence Of Judge Cranmer, His
Honor Mayor Sweeney presided at the
police court yesterday morning. There
Easonly ouocase up, viz: MA
/, jacob Damn was charged With disor;
deriy conduct. And Jacob paid ine Of
S and costs.
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EDUCATIONAL.

WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Established In 1850, otsrS thorough eOune 10
Book.kespinH and IL collateral tE1nebOs Albo
thorough Instruction 10 the EnglIih branches, and
boys prepared In them for the commercial OouiSo.
Separate room for ladies' Ind yidual instruction
given each Htudent. ses1ionA day and evening.
Call al the College once OF address
JIM. FRAsHER 4 CO., Wheeling. ", u.
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PRoBLTE IrEMs.-Phe following Bua-
ness has recently been transacted in the
nrobate court: ~ scr o. 3A@
The power Of Jesse Wells and Clark n.
Wells Is executors Of, the estate oiI Jesse
Wells, whoseWill was proved September
%, 1872, was revoked and annulled.
Theudas a. Hoge was appointed GUAR.
dian Of Annie q. Mathews! y W
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ToIenn.

TOLEDO, October 26.-Flour-steady
Wheat Weak; No. s white Wabash 81 81
No. ! white Michigan 81 %: No. 2 do 81 ~
No. Gambler Illinois Isl 25. Corn-QIiet;
low mixed spot new 4s%c; No. white
5O1lc; no grade new 4se. oats-Dulli no
demand.
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Go TO the Centennial with the Excur-
sion Monday by the fayorite route; Cleye-
land & Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania
Railroads. ~