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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-10
BASE BALL.
The wheeling Printers Defeated Dy
Their Fellow Craftsmen Of sie"-
hanyiIle.

DenVflIe.
The second game between the Wheel,
Ing and Steubenville printers was played
on the Standard grounds on Saturday
afternoon. The home club on account
of their success in the first game Al
Steubenville, were confident OF an easy
victory. but the Ben Frsnklins had
made some important changes IN tneir
nine, and had evidently been Practic'ng,
TO good advantage since the last game,
this being especially apparent IN the
nitcher. Mr.. Beach, who has improved
wonderfully. The Wheeling team play
ed under some disadvantages, the prln-
CHA! one being Lukens weak eye, ne
not being recovered from the effects OF the
blow received in the game between the
Standards and St. Louis Browns, ana
showed great courage IN playing
at all. One of the players, IN the second
inning. after sending long fly TO ieit
field walked to the first base, sne, At the
same gait, reached second, where he was
forced out, being too lazy to run. lie
wss promptly discharged from the nine
bv the captain, and another player SUD-
stituted. The Steubenville nine were
handsomely uniformed, and presented q
fine appearance. They declared them.
selves we'll pleased with their visit and
expressed the hope that third game
would be played in the near future al
( Steubenvile. A more gentlemanly party
than the Ben. Franklins would be hard
to find and the home club do not feel
chagrined at their defeat, as ii will be the
means of another meeting. The follow
my is the score:
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Mime. SaIyOtII.

Although a stranger to Memphis, the
m'.ical people of the city were out in
foce TO ascertain il the reputation which
hal preceded Nine. Salvotti was indeed
deerved. Among other gems she sang
AHlsrd's delightful composition "Wsit-
ing work calculated to test the high
ed order of vocal talent as well as the
culture and accurate technique of the
silger-wlth fine effect; ana gave the
popular ballad 1--WE Met by Chance in
smsnner to win her way at once to the
hearts OF her audience. The same might
with truth be said of 81 Love my Love
and "Ellieen Allainne," both of which
ware rendered with admirable fidelity to
tn, requirements of musical art, and
with power and sweetness rarely
epslled on the operate stage Memphis
appeal.
The above lady will appear at the
O>era House, Tues lay and Wednesday
nights, in connection with the Hessian
band.
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Personalities.

Charles W hite, who has been typo in
this office for several years, left with his
mother and family for Omaha, Nebraska,
where they 90 to reside.
Mr.. Tiece and daughter returned last
week from Lewisburg, where they have
been spending the summer.
Mr.. George John has returned from
the Blue Sulphur Springs, where she has
been spending the summer months.
Captains 9. ii. Booth and Chss Muhle-
man returned, Saturday, from attending
the Board OF Steam Navigation at Pitts
burgh.
Billy Baggs leaves to-day for New Or
leans
q. Burdette Hart, Esq, editor of the
Baltimore Gazette, returned to Baltimore
Saturday.
Mr.. Culbertson, son of DR.. Culbertson,
of GAINESVILLE, o., was in Wheeling few
hours Saturday.
Adolph Emsheimer of this city, has
arrived home from Europe, where he has
been on visit.
Win Hedrick, of the Secretary of
States office, is home from Baltimore.
WILDER Hsgins, formerly connected
with the Httciiigencer, but now of Chicago
is in town.
Hon. John Campbell, of Hancock, is in
town.
g. Ed Mendel, returned Saturday
from Cleveland, where he has been
taking observations for the last two weeks
l. NJ Rhodes, OF the firm of j. S.
Rhodes & Co, left Saturday for the east.
MIR. Thomas Hornbrook, who has been
sick for some weeks, is out again.
Mr.. Jim Scott, of the firm of Scott i
Son, New York, arrived in the city last
week.
Messrs. NJ. Gutmsn, j. T. Lskin and
Charles Bingell returned yesterday from
the East.
Lieutenant VI. Patch. L. 5. A, was
quartered at the st. James Saturday.
Madame Maria Salvotti, of New York,
has rooms at the Mcclure.
NJ. Campbell. NJ. d., of Parkersburg,
was registered At the Mcclure Saturday.
Hon. j. W. Gallsher, of Moundsville,
was in the city Saturday.
The Ben Franklin base ball club stop
ped At the St. James during their stay in
his city.
Miss Annie Hsrdesty, daughter of DR..
Hsrdesty, of this city; is visiting Miss
Annie Moore, of Tiltonville.
Gen. jim Ewing, Mr.. E. Z. Zsne,
Col Jim Hamilton, Lieut.Col Bill
Moore ard Capt Jim Thompson, will
visit the vicinity of Mr.. Arch Meals,
near TiItonyille. tomorrow. ON q souirrel
hunting expedition.
Miss Winnie Bloomer, daughter of
Capt sam Bloomer, OF Yorkville, leaves
for the east to-day.
The fascinating Misses Blanche Tilton
and Rens Parkinson, of YorkviIle, Ohio,
are in the city visiting friends.
Mr.. b. hobbs. who has been spending
the greater part of the summer in Europe
returned home Friday evening.
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THE COURTS.
Saturdays Proceedings i'm the Dii-
ferent Judicial Bodies.

U. 5. DISTRICT CoURT-JUDGE JACKSON.
Court met the usual hour Saturday
morning.
VIM. Delaney, from Wetzel county,
convicted OF illicit distilling, was SEN
fenced to pay fine of $1,000 and to
undergo an Imprisonment OF nine
months in the MOundsyille PeDitentisry.
Rebecca UT YVES found guilty OF IL
legally selling liquor, and sentence was
deferred
George Lutz and Sarah Jane George
charged with the same offence were re-
coguiz-I to appear 1t the same time.
The Grand Jury brought in sixteen
bills OF indictments against various per-
sons for ATTRACTION of the revenue laws
and was discharged.
In the case OF Apologize " Coleman,
sssignees OF Gordon & Wright, VS.. the
p, w. & Ky K. R. Company, the Court
set aside the report OF Commissioner
Rogers and recommitted the case TOR eX-
animation TO Ex-Governor JOln D.
JACOBS, as special Commissioner.
| the case of Barnhart VS.. the steam
boat Comfort upon exceptions TO the
libel the court sustsiDs the first exception,
and overrules the second. Leave Is
gwen to Proctor for ibellsnt TO amend,
and time is taken to consider the same.
In the case OF Geo. Bashears vs.. the
steamboat Bette Gilbert, decree OF sale
WAS granted and reference made to q
commission to ascertain priorities.
Court adjourned until tomorrow 81 III
A. NJ.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUpGE CRANMER.
The following business was transacted
in this court Saturday.
Peters VS. Ham, argued IN demurrer.
Habeman vs.. Little, demurrer argued
and submitted.
link " Son VS.. Uritchley, set for
September 18th.
Hood VS.. Howard, set tor September
18th.
State for Z. Bowman VS.. f. Msrling
and j. A. Armstrong. Defendant with
drew his demurrer made st q former
day of the term, and prays over OF the
bond.
Paxton, Bloomfield Y Go. VS. Fltzpst
rick ct al, IN chauCery, argued in the
interest Of List, Davenport " Parks, and
submitted
Court adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing at o'clock.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Patsy Maylon, for creating disturb
ance and beating and choking Timothy
Dorgsn, was fined two dollars and costs,
Saturday. In defsult Of payment he was
sent TO the workhouse.
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HIyer News.

River three feet and falling.
Hornbrook and barge left for Psrkers-
burg at l04 o'clock.
The Mink, which has been under re-
pair on the dry docks on the Island, was
taken off Saturday and will run as 3 pas
senger packet between New Cumberland
and Steubenville.
The Telegram, Abner O'Neal and
Phaeton arrived and left st their usual
hours Saturday.
The Abner ONeal brought down the
Steubenville wharfboat Saturday morn
ing. II will be put on the docks for re-
pairs.
The dredge boats Ohio and Oswego,
that have been eBdeavoring to improve
the river channel near GallipOlis for
several weeks, have been ordered to the
Wabash, the money appropriations for
the upper Ohio having been exhausted
Pittsjirgh Dispatch.
The Salt Valley Is Oft the dock at Md
dleport thoroughly overhsuled and re-
paired and in tip top condition for bust
ness She will enter her old trade be-
tween here and IrontOn, Just rs soon as
navigation is resumed. -Pitts Conn. Gdz.
The following dispatch was received
at Booths boat store Saturday morning:
CINCGNNATI September s.
Johm Crockard:
Tell the newspaper locals that the Fan
chon leaves here in place of the Hudson,
Tuesday next, for Wheeling Merchants
can order goods sent by the Fanchon.
The Science IS to-day's packet for Par
kersburg.
CNCGNNATT September g. River 6
feet 10 inches and about stationary.
Weather cloudy with light rain.
LOUISVILLE, September 9.-Westher
warm and rainy. River rising with 3
feet in the canal.
MEMPHIS, September 9.-Departed-
Yazoo City with bsrges, Ohio river;
Colorado, St. Louis; Capital City, Vicks-
burg. Weather cloudy.
ST. LOUIS, September 9.-Arrived-
War Eagle, Keokuk; Miller Cincinnati
Departed--Miller, Cincinnati. River
has fallen inches. Weather cool; very
heavy rain this afternoon.
EVANSVILLE, September Weather
cloudy; light rain. Mercury "a TO 10.
River unchanged; 2 feet scant on the
gauge. Down -Stshlman UP-Dora
Cabler and Hotspur. No business.
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The Cheapest Roofs the Gravel Roof

George Crumbscker, of this city, is
now fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method, and
warrants his work to give satisfaction,
10th as to resisting fire and turning
water. The tar used is put through a
process that frees it from oil and benzole,
snd Ho matter how great the heat, i. will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
Of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
snd cement for tanks and sidewalks OF
the best quality, which he offers for sale
st the lowest rates. This roof has stood
fifteen years in this city.
Address him through the postosice or
call at his establishment, head of 18th
and Wood streets. All orders promptly
attended 10.
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GRAND procession by the Turner's To-
day, through the principal streets, after
which they go to the Fair Ground. At
one o'clock speech by Prof. Schafer, then
prize turning by the active members;
al.o, the girl and boy class. In the
evening, distribution of prizes and ball
At Turner Hall. Don't tail to be present
at this festival, for there will be grand
time for every one.
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Better Wages

We are glad to be able TO note inst the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad compsn y
have arranged that their employees can
make much better wages per month now
than previous to the strike On TINS
division most of the extra train men nave
been discharged, and those remaining are
now making as high as 30 and AZ days
ner month. Some dissatisfaction still ex-
lists. however, on account of the second
class rule. The matter has been brought
to the attention OF the proper officials
and we hope that everything will be set
tied in matter which will De satlstsc-
tory to both officers and men.-PlsdD'oHt
T,l1sDsHdsHt
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The University of Woosts,

DEN. A. y. +. TAYLOR, n. h.. pgyS.
II dent. Collegiate and Prcpaga,ur,h IA.
partmentS In successful operation. w..
capable and eNper euced Pruie>>or, !,
Teachers. Nearly 2n students. C,,,r-
Philosophical and SC!cu,.ar Cog,-
graded To the standard az a>tcu co .r,.
French and German taught thoraU
Moral anu religious Influences prrylss.
Loca'lnu nealtHiu.' n'illIlhs and sppil.
Jus newspapers very low, Op'Hio EIlel
Of either ser. Fall term opens S,ptemn, :
SEND tor a catalogue before going :
where. Address the President. 49,.
Ohio iyL.y-...
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ag2iWSXb
WHEELING FEMALE rnIrrc,

OPENS ITS NENT YFAg u-'-'>SS
" DAY. september 5Ih. SuN -,
The College II beautifully >r'r...
within easy walking GI>tsnr,.'."'.' 30
OF the city. street car arrprr,,,' 'g.' iC
10 neighboring cities. For n,..'.. Ia. b.
OF situation II II uuSurp,>,,, '''- -
whole internal and ext ma a. d
mentS are OF the h.sR,>' '-r ''iA-y.
Trustees have made eX,eu>.yr II
ments during the vacation '~i"'-
Miss Cramer, "A Virginia ,.i,....
culture and experience, h,, "' ~.
10 the Board o, instruction I'M 49,. '-'-
md Miss Antoinette Tracy. %, Nss. . -
a superior Vocalist alG plans, y ~,
placed in the Conservatory. 40, vr"4s t--,
For Catalogues or other me-
address the President. ''"'s. b
augl7Sa MISS 4. T.yr...
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Tobacco Found.

Officers Defnbsugh and Robinson,
Saturday morning, found halt box Of
tobacco in the neighbourhood of the tun-
mel. The tobacco is supposed TO have
been stolen and secreted where it was
found by the officers. There were no
marks on the box by which the ownership
could be discovered. The owner can
have the same by calling at the City
Sergean.'s Office and proving property.
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MOTnOns Among Us.

Rumors have frequently been set sfoal,
that n small congregation of Mormons
exist among the inhabitants of this city.
the report has at last been verified, and
the religious sect holds forth at West
W heeling, where conference meeting
has been going on Tor several days, but
which closed on Saturday last. A Mr..
Craig is said to be the minister of the
flock
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A Change.

The old firm of Culbertson, Wiley
& Co, mschinist, of Martins Ferry,
Ohio, has been dissolved and will
hereafter be continued by Mr.. Thomss
G. Culbertson, formerly the senior part
ner. Mr. Culbertson is gentleman who
has had much experience in his line OF
business, and we feel asfe IN recommend
ing him TO the public
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Police PicKups.

The following cases are booked for sp,
pesrance before "The Terrible" at this
mornings session of the police court:
James Corkrsn, arrested by officer st.
Myers; Howard Peyton, arrested by off,
Ger Fleming, John Ready, Sr, arrested
by officer St. Myers; Charles Bliss and
Exley, arrested by officers Robertson
and Mahoney
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The Mitchell Farm Sold.

Messrs. Hervey Il Britt last Saturday
cold the well.known Mitchell farm for
$4,000. House and lot on Chspline
street, to Chas Rawlings for $4,000.
House and lot on Nineteenth street 10
William Hastings for $500, and six
shares Elm Grove stock at $3.50 per
share, par value $50.
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OUT THE PIKE.
Al Neahausen's-The BeIvedere and
Elm Grove.

Yesterday was gala day out the pike.
The Hempheld excursion trains were
crowded, the Elm Grove cars were filled
and the pike was damned with vehicles,
buggies, carriages, buck wagons and
barouches. The great attraction Was At
Neuhausens, where the Hessian band
held forth to large crowd and delighted
all present, no less than five hundred
people being on the grounds at one sine.
The band is a good one tar superior to
any that has yet visited Wheeling, and
the following programme was artlstical-
ly rendered:
March, vanguard, ......Sahan
Overture, fro ~ Irancred. ........... DonlZeIti.
Waltz, "In the Twilig ..-....Gungl.
QuadrIlle, "StudentS LenlheT.
Overture, 'Stradella," Flotow.
Whirlwind Polka, Solo for Coruet.. Levy.
Played bv W. koehler.
Scene from Lucrezia Borgia........ DoniZettl.
Selections, Elm Scherz..-..........A.S chauo.
Double Concert, Tor Cornets....S hTetneI.
''' Mr.. F. Werkmeister.
Schlacht Walter -.....-... 1890. Keller Bela.
Gallop, "Bumm, Bumm, ".-......W ieDre cht.
Entering PaEis.;; ;Laoei'
Overture. "ZamPa, -..... -......."......:herold'
Wine, Wife and Song Strauss.
Prima Donna, a Quadrille ...-............C Cote.
Overture, "Nabucco," ..:.~............;.. Verdi
Cornet Solo, The Mall, VI. .... .....Schaeler.
Mr.. Peter Schaub.
FantasSi Diabolique l.
Kukuk Polka (by requestl. Stiasnl.
Tannhauser W aSher'
American Songs, Cornet Solo-............--
Mr.. VIM. Koehler.
Aut Der AIM.
Now IL Goes Hohe.........--..-..........S
In addition to those at Neuhausen's,
the Belvedere was also crowded and Il
large number were also assembled at
Roeddegers, at Elm Grove, enjoying the
country air. Indeed, "out the pike is
becoming famous as Sunday resort,
aud it is estimated that one thousand five
hundred people took advantage of the
day Of recreation and of rest, yesterday,
and enjoyed themselves in becoming
manner. Wheeling is certainly becoming
metropolitan, and offers inducements in
the way of pleasure seldom excelled by
larger cities.
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II you desire pleasant cough remedy,
one that will relieve you beyond doubt,
without producing nausea or any un-
pleasant sensation such as follows the use
of cough mixtures containing opium, We
can confidently recommend McLain &
Pectorsl Syrup as being par excellent.
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The turner's Picnic

To-day has been set apart by the Tur-
ners for picnic and celebration on the
Island Far Grounds This morning
there will be parade by this society,
after which they will march to Che Fair
Grounds, where scrobatic skill will be
INDUCED in. A dance at their hail will
close the pleasures of the day.
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Stanton Female Seminary
sTAUNTON, VIRGINIA

STAUNTON, NIkGlNIA.
Rev. J. !. Miller, 4. NJ, Principal, with
full and eX perieuced corps Of teachers, in
Guiding Mrs. Con j. T.. Il. stuart. school
not secearian. Four denominations rep.
resented in the faculty. Board and home
com forts the best. Positively no eXtrava-
gance in dress allowed. Terms liberal.
~ SsiOn opens September 9th, 1871. SOnd
for catalogue 10 the Principal. auglSb
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A Collision.

About five O'Clock last evening, bug
gy occupied by two men, and being
driven up Market street, collded with
Mr.. Louie FranzheIm's buggy in front OF
the White House saloon Fortunately
no damage was done to either vehicle or
their occupants.
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REG ULAF 5.
RIVERSIDES
Umpire-C. Bird.
S.nr.r-H. BOWMAN.

The Bridgeport Brown Stockings de-
teated the Braddocks of North Wheeling
las. Saturday, in q score of Is to !. The
game took place at Bridgeport, with
Charles Atkinson rs umpire
Alta game OF base ball played on the
Peninsula grounds Saturday afternoon,
between the knights OF the Logs and Our
Crowd, was won by the former by a score
nj % to Is
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Vocal InsiruciiOn.

Mrs. Annie NJ. Sheib resumes giving
lessons in voice training and vocal music
on and after September Sd. Applcs-
tion may be made at the music store,
l1l4 Main street. Giving attention
solely to vocal instruction, pupils will
obtain a correct method and make com
mensurste improvement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-10

MERCHANTS DESTROYS OF having their
goods brought from Cincinnati will
please order by steamer Fanchon, as she
leaves there on next Tuesday for
Wheeling in place of the steamer
Hudson.
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You will consult her health, happiness
and success IN study and music by plac.
ing her in the care Of DIR. Taylor, at the
Beaver College and Musical Institute,
Beaver, Pa Prices moderate and as low
as good board and first class instruction
can be afforded.
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Accident.

Mr.. j. B. Russell, superintendent oil
Hobbs, Brockunler y Go 5 glass works
was severely injured at Elm Grove, yes
terday, by being thrown from buggy,
DR.. HarveT was soon summoned, ana
dressed Mr.. Russull's injuries, which
though severe, are not dangerous.
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Washington & Lee Universit
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

Gen. q. W. &. LEE, Prest. Full. col,-
OF instruction in Classical, Lit,ran A..
Scientific studies, ana In the Proles,lJa,
departments of Law and Ciyll Eugirrg
ing.
The next session will open Srp,er5,
Goth and close June 2flh IIorrlrrp,rv,
exclusive OF books ana clothing nt,,lg 3.
exceed $40; y messing they MAY b. r.
dUrrd tu $40 or S2,'.
For full Information by catalogue ore,
Cular address WALTER BOWIE
iNdIryrb Clerk of fAguI,
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Down! Down. Down! - Another
break down in prices Of Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell al some price
whether the mills ran or not. Corner
Main and 10th streets.
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A Pleasant Party.

A brilliant gathering took place at the
residence OF d. &. List, Esq, on Friday
evening, it being a party given by Miss
Mollie List, in honor of young lady
visiting in our city.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE
L-rAInInA AIHLIAIa

with over Twenty teachers AMI orie-n
ranks among The first schools Tor ogtt
ladies in the United States. I'm the b.sul'
ml Valley at Virginia, tar famed IN
health. Attended by pupils from hiisst
10 twenty States. Great economy 10 =.
penses r,qulred Session opens sept .
1877 Board and Tuition for en- re sr.D.s.
tic year $40. For catalogue aui ul 0a.
formation, addrr' XIV. ". a, HARRh
ID. D., pf" idpnt, Stauniou, Va. y-gb
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THE HEATED 1ERM-PItrOnS OF the
REGISTER can hare the Daily sent them 10
any part Of the United iStates, post paid, at
fneen cents per ,ceek. Bear this in mind
,Ohen departing from the city for summer
trip.
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Arrested for 'ard Playing on the
Sabbath.

Yesterday evening, officers Robertson
and Mshoney arrested two boys, Exley
and Charles Bliss, for playing cards at or
near the Peninsula cemetery.
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TUITION FREE

Contingent Fee slo per Term p
College Courses. Chartered IN IS,- y y
improvements extensive: patroDs," W
year - per cent over previous v,,T. -. -
nets and Libraries equal to tl-'t-,,
ply 10 President BUGBtEor, ,s.S "
tary for Catalogues or information
KNHNb..TNF.
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Yesterday afternoon, pet hooking
bird owned by Mr.. }. V. l.. Rogers, es-
capped from its cage and took refuge on
the cornice OF Reeds hat store.
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MACK is now running double crew
in mis- restaurant Loke Snider and
Ham Baker, the unexcelled cooks, are
managing the kitchen.
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WHEELING PRINTERS BEN FRANKLIN.
Robert McNichol.

Umpire-Mr. Robert McNichol.
Time of game I:3O.
The Rlversides and Regulars, played
came of bali on the South Wheeling
grounds, Saturday. The game was an
interesting one and resulted rs follows:
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JUST received, a lot of Children's
Shoes of the latest styles, at l.. V.
Bonds.
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MACK says he always found in his
business experience that it was best TO
attend to his own business, and not try
and make light of other ones mistakes.