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THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT CouRT-Jtldge Melvin.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Metvtn.
The case of Schockey VS.. Hobbs, Broc-
kunler s. Co., was still ia progress, Sat.
urday, and occupied the entire time OF
the court for the day. The case Will
probably not be disposed OF for some days
yet. 49,.
Adjourned till the usual hour this
morning.
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THE agony is not yet over.
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CARDS. AGENTS OUTFIT = s.
1 stamp. 20 Plain Cards Wc.gr
Mixed ne. MELLESVlLLb 49, -
NelIenyllle, Col. Co, y. J.
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TEAS.
TOBACCOS,

A Ii STYLES OF VIRGINIA GOODS
n embracing or, o., inch twists
and II inch cavandish, LOrillard's goods.
ali styles, and all the leading brands OF
Louisville navies. Can offer special in
ducements IN this line.
oc2l ~. REILLY
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PAY as you voted.
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In W ashIngfon.

WASHINGTON. November IA Sc
lection OF prominent gentlemen OF both
parties, at the suggestion of the Presi-
dent, TO proceed 10 New Orleans and as
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REFINED SUGARS.

HAVE IN STORE AND ARRIVING
i Crushed. Powdered, Granulated and
Black Sugars,
Coffee A Il and Extra e Sugars,
Knights Philadelphia Yellow sugars,
Franklin Philadelphia Yellow sugar
oC2l u. REILLY
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affecting 8e9ister.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER IL. 1870
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. John Atkinson, of
Fairfield, Iowa, an old Brldgeporter,
was IN the city Saturday. He leaves for
the Centennial to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Alexander, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. West, Mrs. w. Il. Graham,
of Bridgeport, and Miss Dora Troll, of
St. Clairsville, leave for Philadelphia to-
day.
Mr.. j. Ii. Patterson, of st. Clairsville,
President of the Narrow Gauge Railway,
has gone East to purchase an engine for
the road.
DR.. Kurz, of Bellsire, accompanied by
his family, leave for Philadelphia this
morning.
Mayor A. J. Sweeney will leave to-
day for the Centennial to be absent for a
week or so,
Governor Jacob is at his home in ROM
ncy.
Quite delegation of our German
fellow-ctizens accompanied by their
wives lett yesterday morning for the
Centennial.
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Fun FOR THE BoYs.-Two Mar
ket street merchants had boistrous
discussion OF their affairs, not hundred
miles from the REGISTER Office, Sstur-
day, and attracted all the street waits for
miles, and just as the boys were on the
9m r,cc for the impending conflict the
principals made couple of passes at
each other and then moved along just as
an officer put In an appearance.
The boys complain that it was the
snidest fight they ever saw, and offer to
get up better ones among themselves
twenty times day il necessary. The
boys must have some amusement, you
know.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 2 feet inches IN the channel.
The Malle Ragon left for Parkersburg
at the usual hour Saturday morning.
The Hudson was unable to put in an
appearance on Saturday in consequence
of the low water. The Fsnchon has taken
her place in the Cincinnati trade.
If we don't have some rain shortly the
smallest crafts will have to lay up.
The Science is the Parkersburg packet
this morning at l04 o'clock.
There is no likely hood of the Andes
arriving from Cincinnati to-day.
Business about the landing is dull, in
deed.
The Market Boy leaves for Matamorss
at 1890 A. NJ. to-day.
by Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, September 3.-River 6
feet inches and falling. Arrived
Salt Valley, Pomeroy, Andy Baum,
Memphis; Cherokee, New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, September Weather
warm and clear. Up--Schenck and
Wildwood, Cincinnati. Down--Ashland,
New Orleans: Joseph Golf, Memphis.
River feet inches.
CAIRO, September 3.-Arrived-Cons
Mlllar, Cincin1ati; Capitol City, Vicks-
burg; James Gilmore, st. Louis; Celins,
Nashville; Parker, Memphis; Charley
Bowen, Ohio river. Depsrted-Cons
Millar, Memphis; Capitol City, st. Louis;
Gilmore, Ohio river; Parker, Cincinnati;
River - feet inches and falling. Clear;
mercury IS degrees.
MEMPHIS, September 3-River fell
3 inches. WeOther clear; maximum
mercury 20 degrees. Departed-Maude,
Vicksburg; st. Genevieve, st. Louis.
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4 Theory Borne Out by Paets.

The theory that lack OF vigor is the un-
DERIVING cause OF disease is receiving daily
confirmation Of the most positive kind in
the cure OF dyspepsia, liver disorders, and
kidney, bladder and urine complaints by
Ho~tetteI's Stomach Bitters, the ruling
remedy for msladies ATTRIBUTABLE. TO weak.
ness. This superb tonic is never employed
without the most beneficial effects. The
liver, the bowels, the organs OF urination,
and indeed the entire S. stem acq aires both
vigor and regularity through its action,
since it gives a healthful impetus TO every
falling function. 1t is an Incompatible
specific for chills and fever, and other
maladies Of a nalarial type, prevents their
attacks, is n reliable means OF counter
acting the effects OF undue exposure or
fatigue, and soothes as well as strengthens
the nervous organism.
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The ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
YEsTERpAY.-Very large congregations
attended all the services at this church
yesterday. Rev. John W. Goodln, Secre-
tary of the Board of Home Missions,
was present, on his regular semi.annual
visit, and officlated, both morning and
evening. The morning sermon was on
"The Lords Supper" after which great
many persons participated in that holy
ordinance. The afternoon address was
to the Sunday school, on the subject of
Temperance" handsomely illustrated
by one OF Zeveley's best crayon pictures.
The evening sermon, on "Danieps Pur-
pose" was of more than usual power.
The attention of the large audience was
fairly riveted upon the preacher, who is
scholarly, and yet so plain and practical
IN the selection of words and illustrations
that all can understand him. The
church and Sunday School rooms were
redoIent with the perfume of rsrest
flowers the gift Of thomas Hornbrook,
ESQ.
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An OLD AND RESPECTED CITIZEN

An OLD AND RESPECTED CITIZEN
GoxE.-Saturday morning a. 3 o'clock,
Mr.. John Morgan, ST., father OF Mr..
Morgan of the Western Union telegraph
Office, breathed his last, at his residence
near st. Clairsville, o. Mr.. Morgan has
long been identified with this city, and
in his loss Wheeling is deprived OF q
citizen that can not readily be re-
placed. He came to this city from Balti-
more in 1896, 40 years ago, and honorsbly
and faithfully filled the position OF teller
IN the Merchants and Mechanics Bank
till 1871, when he took brief respite
from his labors for two years. In 1878
he accepted the position of book-keeper
in the Wheeling City Bank, which posi-
ton he retained till the time of his
death. On Tuesday last, he squared his
books with the intention of rrsigning. his
health not being IN condition to warrant
his retaining the position, and the
same evening he was taken i'll, and e1-
pired as above noted. At the time OF his
death, Mr.. Morgan was in the seventy
ninth year of his age. The remains will
be inferred in Greenwood cemetery
Funeral from the residence OF his son,
Mr., Hen y Morgan, No. 3 South Front
street, Island, tomorrow afternoon at :
o'clock
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PATENTS issued to citizens OF West
Virginia for the week ending September
2, 1876, furnished for the REGISTER from
the Office of j. Nice. Perkins Il Co.,
counselors-at-lsw in patent cases and
solicitors for patents, trade marks and
designs; attend to business before all the
departments af the government, 5l3
Seventh street, Washington, ID. g.:
lSO,970. Manufacture of Glassware
Louis Wagner, Wheeling, assigned 70 j.
II. Hobbs, Brockunier Il Co, same place.
Filed July q, 1874 A stemmed arti-
Gle of glassware, formed OF two pieces,
the upper consisting of the bowl and a
portion of the stem, and the lower of the
foot and portion of the stem, when
Joined together at point IT. the stem
between the bowl and foot.
lSl,04S. Draft bars for railway cars
Willism r. Cross, Piedmont, assignor of
one-half his right to S. a Silver, same
place Filled June Is, 1876.
|. The combination OF two drawbacks,
united by a continuous draw rod or rods,
springs, and jam-blocks, interposed be-
tween the draw.rods and frame holsters,
and springs interposed between a central
abutment on the draw-rod and transverse
beams of the car frame on each side OF
said abutment, substantially as set forth.
2 The combination of the draw heads
B b, draw-rods & &, swivels &, springs
ID ID d d, jam blocks q "a Il, holsters a
A, and cross-besms A A, substantially as
set forth.
lSO,S64. Observation-Disclosures. Benjs.
min 4. Murphy, Petersburg, assignor
of part of his right to Thomas Murphy,
w. H. McCosh, and D. II. Lenard, same
place. Filled June q, 1876.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN EAST
WHEELlNG.-A hickory pole $50 feet
high was raised by the energetic young
Democrats of East Wheeling, at the cor
ner OF Fourteenth and Wood streets.
Among those managing the affair were
Richard Walters, John Out, John Freeze
and Casper Taylor.
At 8 o'clock Mr.. John Berry, having
everything all ready, gave the word, and
in ten minutes the pole was up and the
stresmer was floating to the breeze, bear
ing the names Of Tilden and Hendricks.
A large stand was erected around the
pole and handsomely decorated with flags
and lanterns. There were twelve to fifteen
hundred people present. At o'clock
the meeting was called to order by the
election of William Taylor as President,
who came forward and announced three
cheers Tor Tilden, Hendricks and re-
form, and three cheers for the young
men of East Wheeling who had erected
this handsome hickory pole.
The meeting was ably addressed by
Hon. j. Il. Good. j. j. Wood, Col. w.
w. Arnett, VIM. l.. Hearne and Geo.
Bryne. The speakers were presented with
bouquets by the ladies of East Wheel
ing.
The President stated that the meeting
would adjourn by giving three cheers for
Tilden and Hendricks and reform. Three
cheers for Henry NJ. Mathews and the
state ticket. Three cheers for Geo. Il
Jingle and the county ticket and three
cheers for the speakers of the meeting.
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TurRxpuBL,cAss-The largest turn

THEREpUBLIcANs.-The largest turn
out during the present campaign of the
faithful, occurred Saturday night, and
with the melllfluous sound of the drum
and the glaring of the torch, they
paraded the principal thoroughiares OF
the city and yelled themselves hoarse in
their believing for the "Ayes 'un Wee
Ter" ticket. The big Republican Ward"
sported banner. on which was
inscribed, "What'll the REGISTER say
about this, "a few more eggs this way"
"Boiled crow, 10 cents bowl" beauti-
full rounded period being .carelessly inter-
spersed between the words, and in some
instances between the letters, for all of
which the "old master" so to speak,
deserves great credit for the unique de-
| sign and artistic execution OF the work.
The 40 cents bowl part of the
! programme was faithfully carried cut to
the letter, and the way that the 'pro-
ceshers" followed in the wake OF that
banner, cavorting from sidewalk 10
street and from street to sidewalk, to get
their work in on the 40 cents bowl
part of the programme, would have done
credit to the Hon. Boosy Leasure in his
palmiest days. Many accidents occurred
during the evening, all on account OF TINS
40 cents bowl" and exploded lamps
were strewn along the line Of march IN
great profusion, and the manly forms OF
those who had sntied up their two nickles
for q "ten cent bowl waved to and fro
as thew marched to the rendezvous, as
though under the spiritual influence of q
second-class medium at Seance. Arriv.
ing at their place of meeting in North
Wheeling, the Hon. Chairman introduced
Messrs j. f. Dunbar and j. F. Dayton
of Steubenville, o., who addressed their
enthusiastic hearers in the usual style Of
stump speakers, cheer after cheer greet
ing their efforts, as they perpetrated
something in the funny line OF business
or occasionally remarked that Tilden had
been employed by railroad as their at
torney, and must necessarily bes bad man
The speaking over, the crowd dispers-
ed, and far into the night, yea, even unto
the dawn Of the Sabbath, did that mottoe
40 cents bowl" fill the mind OF the
average Rad, and twas only with the as
sistance of one another that the anxiety
pervading many hitherto happy freside'
WAS dspelled, as an unfortunate was seen
carefully crawling up the stcop in front
of his residence, mu.tering, "BiCic)led
cr('ic)ow 10 cCic)ents bCic)owl," and
his better half entrested him to torsake
the errors of his ways and be man.
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MAsoNIC.-In our new advertisement
column is notice of the Secretary OF
Ohio Lodge No. ], A. F. 4 A. NJ, re-
mindine the members of that lodge, that
to night il will hold its first regular
meeting for this month. Two mass meet
ings were held last week OF which notice
was made. The plans suggested by the
committees appointed at these meetings
will be presented to the different bodies
as they meet, beginning tonight with
number one.
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CARDINAL red is the favorite wear
just now with the ladies. Whether she
be brunette or blonde, as dusky as a Gu.
ban or as fair as Danish princess, no
lady, unless she utterly repudistes fash
ion, can go without it. Fashion has de-
clsred that this sanguinary shade does
"become" every height, breadth and
complexion, and the eternal laws of hsr-
mony of color 60 for nothing.
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The Dress Reform League is in ses-
sion at Philadelphia. 1t is composed of
both males and females of the ancient
sort, and INDUCES in such talk as that
they must "equslize the sexes," so that
"wben YOU see woman in the street you
can't tell by her dress whether she is a
male or a female" How are the fellows
to pick out wives in that case? Mr.. D.
NJ. Allen, of Ohio, is president, and Mrs
Tillotson, of Vineland, is vice.presldent
of the association. Some of the feminine
members have got as far Ms "bloomers,"
but not beyond as yet.
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A CARD.
MesSrs. Editors Register:

Messrs. Editors Register:
We defy any wholesale dealers to say
that we owe them any money. And the
reason why we sell cheaper than any
other hucksters is, that we buy in large
quantities and sell TO consumers only
save the profits of one class of dealers
and the party who inserted that card in
Saturdays paper is base fabricstoi OF
falsehoods, and is only jealous of our
large sales. If he will call around at our
store this morning, he will see that we
can sell another lot of fifty bus lel
of plums cheaper than he could buy them
at first cost. We deal only with pro-
ducers and consumers.
MCCLUsKY & LARAMIE.
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FALL AND WINTER GooDS-C. Hess
" Son, merchant tailors, are now in re.
Gel pit OF their large and elegant stock of
goods for Fall aud Winter wear. embrace
ing all the latest designs of French and
English worsteds, fancy psntaloonings,
vest patterns, business suitings, and over
coatings, which will be made up in the
best style TO the satisfaction of the Gus
toner, at the lowest bottom prices. The
public are invited to call at the establish
ment, corner OF Fourteenth and Main
streets, and examine the goods before
purchasing elsewhere.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-We heard late
last night that the passenger train that
left Wheeling at P. NJ. Saturday, over
the b. & o. r. r., had been wrecked at
Hagerstown junction, in Maryland. The
engine jumped the track and ran into the
canal, which runs along side Of
the railroad at that place,
taking the entire train in after it.
The report stated that the engineer had
been killed, but nobody else was Injured
in any way. Mr.. NJ. A. Chandler,
cashier of the Ohio Valley Bank, was on
the train, but escaped without injury.
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THANKs.-We are requested by Mr..
John beverly, Secretary of the English
Lutheran Church, Sixteenth street. to
express the thanks of the congregation
and Sunday School to Thomas Horn
brook, Esq, for the beautiful variety of
flowers and five hundred temperance
papers furnished yesterday, and to Robt.
Luke, Huseman & Meadel and others
for many fsvors to the congregations
guest, Rev. John w. Goodlin, Esq
"They that water shall be wstered again
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TEAS.


This branch of our business has for
some wears been substantially on the in.
crease, owing to the care we bestow IN
having our stock, and long experience
in handling TEAS, which enables us3.to
offer the trade
Young Hyson,
Hysons,
Gunpowders,
49, Imperials,,
.--- a.. Oolongs,
ss'. Souchongs,
- Japans,
OF all grades at less prices snd:of better
qualities than can be bought IN any house
m the city. We will match any Eastern
house in price and quality. ~
TINGLE Il 1SHAM.
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GRACy OR A BROKEN HEAD.-Some
colored ladies of Wheeling are trying to
improve the manners of their daughters.
A mother and daughter of the colored
persuasion were on their way to church
on Sunday, and the daughter was walk.
ing in rather an ungracetul way, when
the mother exclaimed, "Ef We don't quit
walkln' dat way I'll buss yer head OPEN
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A YOUTHFUL THIEF.-Ssturday
night, constables Hugh Harrison and
Neal arrested young JEFF DAVIS, the
son of our colored-fellow citizen of that
name, charged with stealing q flag out of
the English Lutheran Church. The
youth will have hearing before Squire
Lauuder to-day.
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SUNDRIES,

Under this head we name Buckets,
/, BIS, Washboards, Brooms Cheese,
II, miny, Soaps of all brands, Spices whole
I'd ground, Alum, Nader, Elk. Log
,od EPSON Salts, Blue Vitriol, Sal Soda,
b, Larb Soda, Essences, Vinegar, Win
dow Glass, Nails, Concentrated Lye,
Matches, Axle Greese, Bath Brick,
Twines, Rope, Bed Cords, Wrapping Pa
pers, Paper Bags, and many other arti-
les which for want Of space we cannot
mention,
Bv offering good goods at low prices,
with prompt attention, We hope to merit
snd receive the patronage of the mer-
chants. TlNGLE u lSH AM.
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A Man of a Thousand.

WHEN DEATH WAS HOURLY EN.
w PECTED from Consumption, all
remedies having failed, and Dr. ~. James
was experimenting, he accidentally made
n preparation Of "lndian Hemp" which
cured his only child, and now gives this
recipe free on receipt oftwo stamps, To pay
expences. "Hemp" also cures night
sweats, nausea at the stomach, and VIII
bi eak fresh cold In "a hours. Address
Chaddock & Co., ,Gs2 Race street, Phlla
delphia, nam ing this paper. no2ha
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The re-opening of the Wheeling Fe-
male College will occur on Wednesday
morning at 9 O'Clock. The friends and
patrons of the institution are invited to
be present and all who desire matricu-
lstion should be in attendance promptly
on the 9TH inst.
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"TEN CENTS A BowL."-The Intctti-
oencer man was enthusiastic Saturday
night, and in the dim twilight of the Sab
bath morn, in behalf OF a Radical torch
light procession, he seized the spirit form
by the neck, just under the corks.
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POLICE CoURT-Judge Cranmser.

POLICEC0URT-Jndg CTaHHtsT.
The following cases were disposed OF
at the Police Court Saturday morning
and afternoon: =.
Magnus He'll, charged with assaulting
Matthew Reese, was fined fVe dollars
and costs, but execution wss suspended
on the payment of the costs.
Joshua Miller, for Longing about the
Second ward market house, was fined
twenty dollars and costs. In default OF
payment he was cor mitted to the City
Prison for thirty days.
John Smith, for drunkenness, was let
of by paying fine of one dollar and
costs.
Ellen Reilly, charged with vagrancy,
was committed to Jail for ten days, IN dc.
fault of paying fine of two dollars and
costs
August Bowers, for dlsorderly conduct,
was let off by the payment Of the costs OF
the case.
Dennis Carey, for djsorderly conduct,
was committed to the City Prison Tor
thirty days in default of paying twenty
dollars and costs.
Samuel Craig for drunkenness, got
thirty days in the City Prison, in con-
sequence of not being able to pay a
fine of two dollars and costs.
William Jones for disorderly conduct,
paid fine of two dollars and costs.
Thos. Mccormick for using abusive
language toward John Rhodes, was let
off by the payment OF costs.
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THERE were si1ty-two deaths in this
city during the month of August Of
which thirteen occurred in the Third
ward, the highest number of any one
ward in the city. Only one death c.
Cured in the Seventh ward during the
month.
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TOBACCOS.

1OnASoOSs
Navy lbs.l
Hslbrooks Monitor, Louisville,
Locker, virginia Dare.
.Jlb Boom, Cable hoi'.
Navy 1-Ss:
lib Boom, Louisville,
Old Reliable, Nectar,
Andrew Jackson.
las and los.
Andrew Jackson, Planters Chew,
Universal.
Twists.
Gold Charm, .Jeweled Bars.j
Beau Monde, Patrick Henry
Sunny South, MiIlners,
Tslboth, venus,
Inch in Csddies, Fig Leaf IN Drums.
Bright lbs.
Peach Blossom, Washoe,
Rose Lump, Victoria,
tPeytou Graveley.l
smoking,
FIG. is, IS & lbs, Good Enough is'
Army s. Navy IS, Scrap IS,
Tom & Jerry Is, Joker IS,
Old Six Twist.
With the above extensive variety OF
brands and large stock OF Tobacco, we
invite all who buy these goods TO consult
their own interest by giving us call.
TINGLE Il lSHAM.
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CAROLINA RICE.
We have in store the

We nave IN store Inc
LARGEST STOCK OF RICE
In the market, direct from factors in
IN South Carolina, and are prepare to
offer buyers good goods lower than they
can buy elsewhere, all through the season.
TINGLE & ISHAM.
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PosTAL-Roseberry Prickett is ap'
pointed postmaster at Moore's, Taylor
county, W. Va, vice David T. Wright,
resigned.
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The Standard base ball nine leave this
morning for Pittsburgh. They play two
games in the above city, and also in Erie
and New Castle. They will be gone a
week
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We don't suppose anybody thought
that Goldsmith Maid and Lulu would be
at the Fair Grounds, but if any did, they
were greatly fooled.
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NoTICE.-At the forced closing out
sale of j. w. Ferrel, you can get Muslin
st 4 cents, Calico at cents, Grensdine
at cents, and Carpets at 10 cents per
yard. Call soon if you want bargains.