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Sudden Death.

Mr.. q. +. Stsnbery died at his resi-
dence on Twelfth street. IRON u stroke Of
Paralysis, yesterday morning about two
o'clock. He had been feeling slightly
unwell the last week, but recupersted
sufficiently on Sunday TO eat very
hearty supper. Late that evening he
felt quite sick and went down to DR.. Al
lens office TO consult him. While there
waiting for the Doctor to arrive be grew
worse, and shortly after had to be carried
home. He continued growing worse and
soon became UNCONSCIOUS, from which
state he never recovered. Mr. Stan berry
was for long time, Librarian Of the City
Librsry. During his occupancy of the
office and ~ TO his SICKNESS, he mani
tested great interest il u nj institutions
success.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the Diff
tCrent Judicial Bodies.
SUPREME COURT JUDGES MOORE, GREEN
AND RAYMOND.

SUPREME COURT JUDGES MOORE, GREEN
AND RAYMOND.
Court met yesterday morning ut ten
o'clock but adjourned without transact
ing any business.
Adjourned TIL ten o'clock this morn
INC.
CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
In the case of the State VS. Bud Long,
lie grand jury failing to find true bill,
An order was entered discharging Long
from custody.
In The case OF the State VS.. VIM. n
Jones, Tor assault and battery on Mrs.
Jerry Miles, Jones WAS allowed to enter
INTO a personal recognizsnce in the sum
OF $50.
The case OF the State VS.. Sweeney, IN
dlcted for rape, was set for hearing No
vember 9Th.
In the case OF the State VS.. David BY,
indicted for obtaining goods under false
pretenses, demurrer 10 indictment and
each count thereof overruled. The case
WAS then given to the following jury;
Lewis Asmus, John j. Birch, An.
irew Denniston, Charles Nolte, John
Ch,rnburg, NJ. NJ. Dunlap, VIM. Hast
-, ID. {. List. Jr., James A. BOdley,
]. l.. ). Hull, Ellis Elliott, and j. A. X.
Wallace. The jury returned the follow
ing verdict: 1--WE, the jury, tiud the
prisoner guilty, upon his plea OF guilty,
and fix the term Of his imprisonment IN
the penltentisry OF the State At two
years.
In the case of the State VS. Bly,, No. 2, II
uoiic was entered.
Maud Gebhsrd entered into recognl-
lnnce tor her further appearance on
Thursday in the sum OF $1,000, with 1.
Stein MS security.
Adjourned till the usual hour this
morning.
POLICE CeURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Tim Dorgan, drunk, fined 81 and
costs Committed.
George Price, disorderly, fined 80 and
costs Committed.
Israel Hsler, disorderly, fined Sl6 and
costs Paid.
Bridget O'Gara, selling liquor without
license, fined s. and costs. Paid:
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RAYS RUN RASCAL.
An Ohio Don Juan Sedures '""'
INHERENT Women and Marries
Fftth-The Gay LOtbario Ar
rested hut Escapes ana
is Still al Large.

The following story OF mans perhdy
has Just been made pubic; On the
evening of the 3rd instant, the social
neiphborhood of Rays Run, Washington
county, Ohio, was greatly disturbed by
the elopement OF Aaron Framework
with a Miss Matilda Riggs, daughter OF
SQUIRE Riggs of the same settlement
Framework was public school teacher
and had been employed in lndepeRd,,
dent township as teacher Tor several
wears. He came from Stafford, Monroe
county, Ohio, where he was raised ana
received \ far common sCnuoi vduca.lof .
Being young man ot Prepos ,s'if < sp
nesrsnce, he soon ingratIated himself into
the favors Of the community IN whlch nc
had begun to teach school.
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the morning OF
the night of the 81 inst, Farnsworth, IN
company with several friends, went |"
SQUIRE Riggs residence and succeeded IN
getting the girl and her trunk away
They then went to the nearest 'Squlres
and were married. Alter the wedding
had taken place the happy couple re-
haired to the home OF Mr.. X. Bedllllon al
Rays Run, and stayed there until the
following Sunday, when Miss hannah
Higgins. who Is employed MS a domestic
at Bedillion's, went before Squire Rigs
and made known TO him that she
was ea,ciente, and sought consolation by
wishing 10 swear out warrant tor the ar
rest of Fsrnes worth, the alleged destroyer
of her happiness. Squire Riggs and the
GIRL went 10 Squire Thomas, near by,
where she made affidavit OF her trouble.
A warrant WAS issued for Farneswortn's
arrest and gwen to Constable Wells for
execution. On the following Monday
morning, when Farnesworth went TO
open the school, the constable, IN com
p,ny with Miss Higgins, went to the
school house and took Framework be-
fore Squire Thomas. While the consta-
bic was making his return 10 the squire
the girl and Fsrnes worth went into BACK
room of the house TO settle the matter II
possible, and Farnes worth succeeded IN
making his escape. The constable pur.
sued him, but being unable 10
overtake the fellow, let him go, and
he has not been seen or heard
OF since. 1t is said that THIS gay deeelver
is the father OF three or four illegiLIm"te,
children in the vicinity OF Rays run,
having seduced as many different women.
The story comes TO Us from a reliable
source, as the Riggs girls father tod II
to gentleman in this city.
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That Ministerial Muss,

Monday night, the members of the
church At Martins Ferry, OF which
julius Koehler is pastor, held a
meeting Tor the purpose OF passing
judgment on the pastors misconduct.
The proceedings were secret, but suffi-
cient has been learned to justify the pub
licstion OF the fact that no definite action
has been taken, Keohler asking that 3
committee be appointed TO gather evil
dence against him, which he claims CAN
not be done. Parties are now At work
investigating the matter. keohler WAS
represented NJ the meeting by Mr.. Jack
Sweeney, Belmont county lawyer
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SMALL. TALK.
Condemned Notes Of Current "ossip
In and About Town.


Two MARRIAGE licenses issued yester-
day. 4 T. .r.l
THE Top mill will 60 on next Mon
day, sure.
MAYsR's orchestra band play at Full
ton this evening, and for the SUB hosa
Social at Germsnia hall on Thursday
evening.
The Maennerchor Gesangverein VIII
! give grand ball at the Germanis Hall
tonight. A good time is expected by
those who attend.
WoRKMEN are engaged in putting
down large wooden sewer at the Top
mill blast furnace, to drain OIL the water
from about the furnace.
STEAM was raised in the machine to De
used in driving piles tor the new Depot
Yesterday, for the first time. Toe WORK
will now go along rapidly.
CocKAYNE's band edited social par
tv of about thirty couple. with hne
music. AT the residence OF MIR. j. =.
Canes, on Chspline hill, las! night.
On complaint of Ed. Mcconnell, Geo.
Drum WAS arrested snd brought before
SQUIRE Schultz yesterday. The case was
settled by Mcconnell paying the costs.
Mrs. SARAH MCCONNELL WAS before
| SQUIRE Mix last evening on complaint OF
George Drum. Mrs. Mcconnell was
bonded under the usual amount.
IT is said Evan Morris will not accept
the challenge Of Courtney, in which
event the latter must be regarded as the
champion sculler of this couRtry.-Pttts
| Post.
"A TRENCH is being dug on Fifth street
below Main, in which to lay water pipe
to connect with the pipe on Main street
and supply the proposed p W. u Ny
machine shops.
DIR. HAYES, President of the Wash.
ington Pa College, will lecture at the
First Presbyterian church on the night
of the 10Th instant, for the benefit OF the
Third Presbyterian church. Eighth
ward. .--. 81
A LARGE number of the youth and
beauty OF this city visited the Peniten-
tisry yesterday. They returned home
by y special train last night at late
nour, loud in their praises of Captain
Bridges and his obliging assistants
The Leasure boat club will open
Mechanics hal, in Westwcod's new
building, at the corner of Jacob and
rhirty-eighty streets, Friday evening,
with n bail for the benefit OF the club.
Veiwig's orchestra will furnish music
| for the occasion.
On Monday evening, John b. Smith
wore out a warrant before Justice Mar
hal against John Loughman, for using
| abusive language towards him, the SAID
| smith. The case was heard the same
| evening and the accused held in $50 to
keep the peace for six months. The case
was appealed TO the county court
Mr.. j. FRIEDEL, 1870 Main street, yes
lerday made the largest single shipment
# glass ware and queenswsre, that has
been made from TINS city, for the past
i've wears. The number OF packages
shipped Wa .ixty-eight, and WAS taken
On board IT, Andes, bound tor points be-
tween this city and Charleston.
THERE was large and enthusiastic
temperance meeting at Parker's Hall
South Side, last Monday evening. Two
Erge and handsome bouquets were pre-
ssnted to Messrs. j. w. Hill and W.. ii
Hill. There will be n meeting at the
same hall tonight. Good speakers vii
Je on hand.
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Heavy nefnlcAIfOn

New YORK, October l6.-George L
Plume. broker No. Of Exchange Place
and living ut Clarendon Hotel, Is charged
by tue connections OF the Lamont family
with having mjsapprcprla.ed near 500
600. Charles \. Lamont, formerly =
sugar rehner snd afterwards 4 Wal.
street broker, tell from window OF his
house on Fifth avenue N the tsll OF 1873
and was killed. He lett an estate OF
nearly $4,000 tothe care Of his wife as
eXecutriX and OF Francis Sklddy and
George I. Plume Us executors. Plume
was formerly Lannon'S partner IN the
sugar business and had the ls.ter's entire
confidence and hsd complete trust put IN
him by Mrs. Lamont and Mr. Skddy.
He had entire charge O. the property,
which consisted OF United States bonds.
bonds OF other kinds and trst.class
mortgages to the ,o;a. value OF 800, 900.
There was no suspicion tina. Plume was
taijhleSs 10 his trust Til last week, Wheh
the connections of the Lamont family
stated that ne confessed to Mrs. Lamont
that he was unable 10 account Tor the Sc
curities placed in MS hands. To the
reporters who called upon him, Mr..
| Plume admitted there were some CIth
cultles in his accounts with the estate,
but said it Was "a Ismi. ' affair and OF no
public interest. 1t was rumored on the
street to day that Pune had been spec
uIsting heavily Oh Pats and calls ana
lost largely.
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The MRXerIies.

a number of the members of the
Waverly Literary Society met at the
city building last night, for the purpose
of recognizing for the winter season, the
old officers holding over. A number OF
matters pertaining to the welfare of the
organization were discussed, and CON-
mltteo consisting of Messrs. Frank Nc
Neil, C. a. Reid and Harry Hall, sp.
pointed to procure hall. The sdvisi-
bilty OF procuring number Of promi-
nent lecturers to deliver n course of lee
lures in this city the coming winter was
also brosched and favorably received,
and it IS more than likely that the pro-
jec. will meet with successful issue.
Adjourned to meet at the same place on
Thursday night.
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PUBLIC OPINION.
port.
Editors OF the Register.

Editors OF the Register.
Monday evening being set apar, Tor
iohfcaton in Bridgeport, preparNtions
were made accordingly They liked
place for the cannon opposite the Pres
byterisn church, across the railroad track,
where it could not have possibly done
any harm, (the Republicans have used
the same place on former occaslons,) out
what was the establishment OF nearly the
whole town, when they were ordered 10y
the MAYOR "not to unload that cannon
within the incorporated limits OF Bridge
port" Why is this? The Republicans
not only used the same place, but on one
occasion fired their cannon IN tue very
streets, and IN the centre OF
the town, Just opposite the First
National bank, where there WAS
great danger OF some one getting
hurt, and soaring horses; but at the place
where We Democrats 10erG gong to shoot
our cannon. but dido t, there is no danger
whatever. In the rear OF the spot where
the cannon WAS TO have been placed there
is bank seven or eight feet high, and
the mouth of the cannon pointed out
over the river. So why did they object?
Can't they stand the roar o! Demo
cratic cannon in State where they are
not used to it, or Whist Is it? We like
to see fair play. We have heard some
Republicans express themselves IN very
indignant terms at the manner in which
we were treated by Mayor McCOnoaughy
But for all this We did not crafty Their
wish that the Democratic cannon might
be silent. The party having it in charge
went out of the corporation, to 4 place
between Bridgeport and West Wheel
ing, and kept up roar until nearly mid
night. The Republicans stood 1t with
the best grace they could under the cir
2umstances. JUSTICE.
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Pardon Issued.

Gov. Mathews yesterday issued par
don for Hagsn Tomlinson, convicted al
the October 1919 term OF the Circuit
Court OF Ohio county OF grand larceny,
and sentenced TO two years lmprison-
m..rt. The pardon was issued on the
recammendation of the penitentisry
physician, who states that Tomlinsons
health is such that he is liable to die At
sny moment unless released, and in con
siderstion OF the fact that Toml.nson had
but q few DAYS longer 10 serve.
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Police FickUps,

The following cases were booked
for the Police Court this morning:
Two boys named Carney, one named
kearus and one named Newman,
charged with torcibly taking papers away
from newsboy named McKnabe; ia
be- G)sney, Hugh Boyd and man
named Arlington, each charged with
drunkenness
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AaiceIA Elected.

The following gentlemen were elected
officers and directors of the Wheeling
Library Association, at the adjourned
meeting of stockholders Monday night:
A S. Clark, President; Major NJ. W.
Burt, Vice President; T, M. Darrsh,
Secretary; g Lamb, Treasurer. d.
re tors, Messrs. W. f. Stifel, o. w. HE'S.
kohl. w. L. Hesrne, r. Ii. Cochran,
benjamin Davenport, T. NJ. Reilly, o.. 5
Long, NJ. Gutman and IL. NJ. Russell.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, October l6-MoSEr-
At 7(G,S per cent Prime mercantile
paper las per cent. Customs receipts
$4,000. Clearings 100000. Sterling
quiet; long 1904; short 485i Produce
exports for the week, 5,942 600.
GoLD-Opened al 1885, snd closed
at 1929. Carrying rates to s per cent,
Loans also made fiat.
SILVER At London 54sd; here silver
bsrs l22, greenbacks; lis! gold; silver
coin tCd: per cent. discount.
,t,vvTs- Closed steady
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Narrow Escape.

On Monday Lew Marshall OF Ohio, 3
student at Bethany College, had anarrow
escape from death. Young Marshall was
pructicing on trapeze, and losing hls
hold ien to the ground distance OF
about tiiteeB feet, striking on his head
lie remained unconscious Tor about An
hour aud half, but finally recovered,
and is now past al danger.
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Revolution IA san UomrnGo.

New YORK, October l6.-AdviCes
from san Domingo to the 5th says: The
revolution against Bsiz'- administration
was IN lull force. Puerto Plata was oc
cupied by the revolulionis.s who were
beseiging the tort srd expected it. sur
render mOmentarily.
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Challenge Issued.

Louis Felsing, OF the Heguer boat club,
of tni. city, yesterday, challenged Laber-
GER. of the Mckee club, of Pittsburgh, to
row a race Of three miles, one and Il halt
miles and return, for 500 side, the
race TO take place over the lower course
on the 9th inst. FelsinS allows Lsbar-
yer $50 Tor expenses
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Before Squire Wheeler

Yesterday August Volkenroth made
complaint before Squire Wheeler
against Lowery Hall, Ida Hall and Mary
Hall, for disturbing the peace. The case
WAS dismissed al the cost OF Mrs. Hail.
Mary Hail made complaint against
Mary Carpenter tor disturbing the peace
The case wss dismissed on the complain.
ant paying the costs.
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Final Deposit.

The final deposit of $3.50 side IN the
Barrett.Clator race, which takes place on
Saturday next, was made last night, at
the Tidal Wave saloon, the money being
put up in the hands of Chris Seibke,
5 skeholder. The tota! amount now up is
800.
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sl,c Game Law,

The game law OF this State expired on
Mondsy, AT sportsmen are now ut
liberty to p.ack sway at all kinds OF
small game, until next season. Care
should be taken, however, that they DO
not invade the territory of Ohio, as the
law over there does not expire until the
10Th of October.
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NEW YORK, October l6.-AIriyed -
Steamers Anchoria, from Glasgow, and
Abyssinls, from Liverpool.
LONDON, October l6.-Arrived--
Steamers Baltic and State OF Louisiana,
from New York, have arrived out.
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RAILROAD BONDS-Firm, except FOR
st. Joe convertiblcs, which declined 10 IS.
SToCKs-Tnr market was weak At the
opening, when the generSI list declined
to ! per cent, and Michigan Central
II per cent. as compared with yesterdsys
closing figures. subsequently the mar
ket became firm. and an advance OF 1 10
> per cent ensued. During the afternoon
the marke, was heavy and lower the de-
cline ranging from / 10 > per cent, rs
compared with the highest point OF the
day. In fnsl dealings there wss re-
coycry Of TO ! per cent in some cases.
Quicksilver common dropped from 20 70
ISL. while preferred rose from So - 50.
Tue situatipn on the Stock tx
change today indicates that the
stock msrket Will become de-
b4table one, that Is II the increased
bearisn feeling siiords any CrlterioH.
The Delaware ana Hudson Csnsl Com
pauy today announced reduction oi
IS cents per ton on All grades OF coal.
This. with the announcement that the
Delaware, L4Ckawanns and Western
miners will resume work tomorrow,
had depressing effect Oh the cosl shares.
The transactions were $4,000 shares,
OF which 10000 were New York Cen
tral 10000 Erie $4,000 Lake Shore,
5000 Northwestern common, 5000 pre-
lerred. 5000 :. Paul common, 1900
preferred; 10000 Ouos, 1000 Wabash,
1000 Delaware L~ckawanns and
Western. 5000 Michigan Central. 1000
Pacific Mail and 10000 Western Union,
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River NRMA.

The marks ut the landing last evening
indicated 3 feet inches.
The Ragoa departed for Petersburg
yesterday.
The Andes departed for Cincinnati
LAST evening with fair trip.
The Science will be to-days regular
Parkersburg boat.
The Market Boy will resume her
trade between Matamoras and Wheel
ing, leaving. the wharf at 10! o'clock
this morning.
The Nail City when coming out OF
the head of Ksnswha Bar, Saturday
broke wrist and both heads OF her
starboard cylinder. She came up -
MiddleporL on one engine for repairs
PITTS. Cout-Gaz.
The following steamboats, that now or
did run between Cincinnati and other
points, have been built at Cincinnati
within the past three years: Charles
Morgan, Vint Shinkle, Cons MilIar,
Champion No. 8, (pic-nlc boat, Golden
Rule, (frst), James w. Gaf, A. {. Don
nallv, Golden City, Ellen Mccoy,
Gerry, Andes, Telegraph, Emma era
nam, Golden Crown, Golden Rule, now
in progress of completion. The U. 7.
Schenck, Bonanza, Gen. Pike and Louis
A. Sherley are new boats built at Madi-
son within the period named above,
and also make Cincinnati their starting
point. The Danube, Fair Play, Rose
CITY and Clara Sllbernacle were built At
Cincinnati this summer for the cotton
trade of Southern rivers.
by Telegraph
CINCIENATI, October l6.-River . feet
inch and falling slowly. Weather
warm and clear.
PITTSBURGH, October l6.-Rver l
foot 10 inches and falling very slowly.
Weather cloudy.
SHREVEPORT, October l6.-Arrived-
Frank Willard and W. }. Behan, New
Orleans. Weather rainy.
NEW ORLEANS, October l6.-Arrlyed
None Departed Golddust, ST. Louis.
Weather cloudy and warm.
LOUISVILLE, October l6.-Westher
clear and pleasant. River stationary,
with feet inches in the canal.
VIcKsBURG, October l6-Weather
threatening; mercury 50 deg. Up-Joe
Kinney. Down-Psrgand and Nstchez.
CAIRO, October 16.-No arrivals. De-
parted-Ashlsnd, New Orleans. River
4 feet inches and rising. Weather
clear; mercury Sc deg.
MEMPHIS, October l6-RiVer rising
slow ly, with feet inches in the chan
mel. Weather cloudy; mercury 81. De-
psrted-FsnnIe Tatum, Vicksburg;
Maude, st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, October 16.-Arrived -
Arkansas Belle, Bsyless and War Eagle,
Keokuk; st. Gensvieve, Memphis; Cap,
ital City, Vicksburgi hountz, Cairo.
Depsrted-Wsr Eagle, Keokuk; City of
Helena, Vicksburg; Grand Lake, New
Orleans. River stationary. Weather
clear and very warm.
EVANSVILLE, October 49, Weather
clear; mercury St to II; wind south.
River rising with 2 feet scant on the
gauge. Port List-Down-John G..
Fletcher, Lilly, Rose City, Mary Miller
and John Woods. Up-Smlth and An
derson. Business light. The Woods is
aground in front of the city, in the trap.
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TRUTH is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
81 j. W. Ferrels. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to 6
cents A Chintz, s cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 6 cents. All other goods
proportion.
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NEW YORK, Oc.o5ar ,s-r
Quiet 81 II 5-I6aI IL. ~
Heavy; light bus IS. r.,.,. -
barrels No. 2S3 lOa45e ..r. .p' nr.
ern ana stste s. OJlg5 So . --- 'r..
good IS 6O95 50; good = o..
(9o 90 white wheat eI:-, = :
fancy Sc so@,S 81, eI,., o..
: IS: ;. Louis $ t5t5 ~ ~ -
patent s. 45@s 81. Rye IA
changed. Corn Mg,.-;... --.
81 5OG3 90 Whes;- R..a.r
winter unchanged. .g--. y.
iected spring 81 ~, 4,s-.;-. .
No. , MIl~aus.e s.
spring 81 40. Rye-D. -.
nal At 69@7o, Bsrey-N e..
Sc. MalI-NomDnaIy VI 49,. IS.
Higher; receipts $1,000. 80. =
mixed oo!ci st'am mA. E-
5s{c. Osts-A SHADE -
5000 bushels; w~,.r-- ,. -,
&2@51c; wni q sr,,e-. Pa, AZ
Shipping ~ 55G0ny. Il 10 "a
ItnEs 4UNc Cnd.e-F, =.
csrgoes lj.Gl9:a g.s. ....
G2Oic, gold S4sA--l -.
refining eGes,; prlmv >.-
9ydlOsc. Mo.as, = ->.a.. 49,.
demand. Rice-Q..a,a.. ,..,
tro!"um-Ddll ah1 months. -..
refined l5:c. Ta.oS Firm
&5i. Rosln->,esty d. ;, IN,
iurpenuae - Stealy 8.
Western lSG2lt P.-,-u. AZ.
Bee'-Que,; western u.. ..,-
t5m A. So. Lart-p. r-..
IS 9jG9 90 Bu.rr -Ia
western llCH22. Ca--.>
! @la,. Nusky-F.-m. ,.,r.
CuIsAgo O.arr- p.
and u,cbsnrrt NJ. '
mapd but A. lower r,,..
spring 81 lOI: y .. -.
- Vos'a'' W. , SCR. W.
{ y 'Ny'""'' - O'' ''' ID
NO. 3D. - w. ~" .' ', VA
ana ''"AuH NJ - .''. ~.
->oN ,',, ''j'.'." al. o,. >,..
Il, - o'4 I'>"' - s...u. NJ
hSe-S'''. o"' "'." -. o. ANg
Ia s'oH U'"'A"' 81 ',E'>, g
Mou2IA'I'y a''''' ana -.- ..' $50
Is'H M ga .r ~ s' -, ,'.'. 9,' =. r-
sr,,er J,nu,ry r,-. ..' -
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at,heeling &cglstrr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index to New Advertisements.

Spring Bed Bottoms-G. Mendcl
Booth X Co.
For Mstsmoras-St Steamer Market
Boy.
Eesdings and Concert - Disciples
Church.
For Rent-Dwellng
Arlington Cook Stoves-Joseph Bell
Y Co.
New Goods-Thomss Hughes " Co.
Day board at Laramie's only $40 a
week
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-17

a PAIR of good colored blankets at
81. A psir of good all wool, heavy,
home-msGe blankets Tor Sc, at e. u.
Roth's, 2,100 Main street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-17
Target Practice.

The following score was made st the
Nj. De Chantel grounds, yesterday, st q
distance of $50 yards, with possibility
Of scoring go
Byron BaguIey ) 5 3 3 3-36
I. w. W heat................-2 3 03 U 3 0 0 Oil
VIM. Schwertfeger......O 3 = 0 2U030 90