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I'D. conveyanccr by profession. and spend
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tno aDs'rhc's OF tties. Young sumner found
MN porting over ono OF thcso documents on
oundny. hc was small. thin man. with
very uull countnnnnce. his manner gentle and
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-11
Wheeling Retail Market.

SECOND WARD Wednesday Mo17l,,uS
"A good market prevailed this morn
ing. Garden truck wss q shade higher
than last week. Eggs are scarcer and
higher. Butter Wa about equal in sup
ply to the demand. Chickens were in
light supply. Pretty much everything
was sold oLt at the close.
PRoDUCE-Eggs l5@lSc per dez; but
ter 25@3Oc per h.; chickens, 2OG3Oc
each; ducks 25c each, new cider lOGl5c
per gallon; chestnuts l2@l5c per quart.
observation-disclosures lO@l5c per
peck onions 25c per peck; cauliiower
5GlOc each; string beans 30c per peck;
beets &c per bunch; cabbage 365c
per hesdi carrots &c per bunch; toma-
toes lO@l5c per peck; green corn
o@lOc per dozen; egg plants 5(d,lOc
each; sweet potatoes S0@4Oc per peck;
squashes SC each; pumpkins 56yl5c each;
onions, for pickles, SOC per peck; Gu.
cumber pickles 10000 per 100; celery 8
@6c per bunch; red cabbage 3(G,Sc per
head; turnips 25c cents per peck; Lima
beans SO lOc per quart; tomatoes for
picking email 20@25c per peck; horse
rsdish SC per bunch, mangos i2c per
dozen.
FRuIr--Apples lO@2Oc per peck; pear.
4oc per peck; peaches 81 per peck; Con.
cord and cstswbs grapes 35@6Oc Der
peck; ounces $4,000 per peck.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-11
THE COURTS.
Ycaterday's Proceedings I'm the DIT
ferent Judicial Bodies.
COUNTY coURT.-JUDsE BOYD.

Iu the case OF Eliza Lee va. D. Garon,
certified 10 court ~ Justice Tollvsr,
Judgment was rendered for plaintiff tor
$3.50
The case OF the Stste for use Of List,
Davenport Il Parks VS.. W. II. Hall and
Son, Was dismissed.
The case of Christ Bremen We Sy.ves-
ter Bradley, certified to court by Justice
Bulger, was dismissed at cost of plain
tiff.
The case of II. Quarter VS.. B & .. K.
l.. company, was continued at cost OF
plaintiff.
The case of G. NJ. Snodgrass VS.. w. M.
Gardner, certified TO court by b. W.
Phillips, was continued at cost OF plain
tiff.
In the case of Mary Marling vs.. Mar
hug, sr., the following jury was empan,
need: James Cunningham, w. K. Hsr
rison, r. Conrad, Geo. Williams, George
Lawson, james Y. Patterson, Martin
Pebler, f n. Norton, 5. Oldham, Ru-
dolph Myers, James HoIlingsworth and
D. s. Thornburg.
Adjourned till the usual hour this morn
ing.
POLICE CeURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Rev. Julius Koehler, insulting ladies
on the street, fined twenty dollars and
costs. Paid.
Daniel Richie tumult and disorder
dismissed at cost of Richie.
VIM. Colvin, forestaIling the market
fined one dollsr and costs.
The case against Joseph Wickhsm wal
postponed until this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-11
Hairbreadth Escape.

Last night the sound of a pistol shot
reverbersted on the midnight air. A
reporter of the REGISTER, hearing the
shot, FASTENED with great speed TO the
scene, on Twelfth street, between Market
and Main, and sscertsined the fact that
nightwatchmsn o Reilly had been fired
upon by unknown parties while return
ing from a tour OF the alley running in
the rear of this office parallel with Main
street MIR. ORilly was somewhat ratified
at the onslaught, but as the bullet missed
him by about an inch, and he escaped
uahurt, he lived to relate the story, max
ing himself the hero OF the hour. This
thing OF ruffians firing on unprotected
people, and especially guardians Of the
"public uightwstch," is becoming entire
ly to common, and the cry is for a sup
preston of the evil.
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Consumption Can be CURED.
schenck,s Pulmonic syrup,

SchencR's Pulmonic syrup,
Schenck's sea Weed Tonic, o,us
Schenck's Mandrake PINS,
Are the only medicines that viii ours
Pulmonary Consumption.
Freouently medicines that Will sVoP
cough will occasion the death OF the pa
tient; they lock up The liver, stop the s Gil
onlafion OF the blood, hemorrhage follows,
snS i'm fact they clog the action oil the
very organs that caused the cough. Al,
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are lhe
csuses of two-thirds OF the cases OF oop
sumption. Many persons com plaln N VI q
dull pain in the side, constipation; co 49,
ton0u4 :. pain in the shoulder Dlaue, ieS'-
in1e of drowsiness and restlessness, the
food wing heavily on the STOMACH, az
companied with acidity and oelchlhs up
of wind. ..,,.;,,.,a from,
q disordered condition OF the stomach VI "
Persons so affected, If they take one OF
two heavy colds, and 4 the cough IN thSse
cases be suddenly checked, Will nI'u ,ho
stomach and liver clogged, iremalhlne
torpid and inactive, and Almost peloIe
sores, and liberated, the result OF winch
sSchenck's Pulmonic Syrup is an ex-
pectOIant which does not contain OPIUM
or anything calculated TO cheek Cough
suddenly. ,,,so,,,es the
food. mixes VITA the castle Juices oi suo
stomach, aids Digestion, ana creates
ravenous appetite. .,,,,, col.
When the bowels are costiVe, SKIN sat,
low, or the symptoms otherWIse VI
bilious tendency, Schehcks
These medicines are prepared only by
I n. StHENCK q son,
NE. cor. sixth and Arch Sts., Phlla'
And for SAFE by all druggists ana dealers
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-11
CoIumbus Races.

COLUMBUS, October 10 -No'w,tn-
standing the raw, cold westher, ovcr
5000 persons attended the second day :
races OF the CoIun bus Driving PARK As
socialiou.
In the $50 class nine horses started,
but Johnny Gordon was distaoced In the
arst heat The race was al Interesting
one. Following is the summary, purse
$500, divided: Lids Bassrft !, >, !,
Calmer /, 8, |. =; Dick Wright 3, ,, ! !
Lady Logan 2, !, 5, .; Little jack ), 5, .
dIstsrc.1 Charlie 3. 8, o 3 3; Dream :,
!, :, 8. Belle %. Fairfield 5 s s. !; time
2:26l, 2:26, pa, 2:25. The failure of
Cslmer, VINO wa, the prime fsvorte. 20
take the first money, shook the pool pat
rouazers terribly.
The second race, 2:22 cas-, attracted
much attention. with 5 good starters, L."
Scot beng the f4vorite Tne third
beat was gsmcly taken by Monarch, Jr,
which set those who had bought pools
on sGe field wild with excitement bui the
failure OF the tayorite TO take hest
shook the investors Ia the fret choice
out OF considerable moEeN: The fol-
lowing Is the summary OF the 2:22 class,
purse 5000 divided: Elsie Good, l, l, :, /;
Monarch, S, s, l, =; Lew Scott ?, 3, =, 8;
Planter, 3, =, 4, 9; Badger Girl, 4, I, 3, s.;
Little Gipsie, 5, 6 s :; Clifton Boy, :, .,
8, 4; Marion, 6, 4, ., 8. Time, 2:25, 226,
2:26t, 2;25.
Goldsmith Maid did not trot against
time as announced, Doble declaring she
was unfit Tor work on account of having
sprained tendon at South Bend He
logged her up and down the quarter
stretch and then went 10 the stable,
much to the disgust o! the spectators.
Rarus is in good condition ana will 90
FOR special p3rse tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-11
The cation rOp.

NASHVILLE, October 10 Os the thir.
w replies from middle Tennessee 10 the
Nashville Cotton Exchange twenty-six
report very favorable effect of the
weather on the cotton; five report dam.
age by worms and three by rust; eigh
teen report picking progressing slowly
and eleven progressing finely; twenty
three report from 800 to 700 pounds TO
the acre of seed cotton, ana thirteen re-
port from 400 TO 600; nineteen report
better yield than last year; seven n
third more, and tour a double weld Of
las! year Replies from North Alabama
seventeen report m unfavOrable effect Of
too much rain rctarding the opening OF
the balls, and five report favorable; ten
report no damage; and twelve serious
damage by rust; nineteen report picking
slow in consequence Of backward sesson;
sixteen report from 300 to 500 pounds Of
seed cotton per acre, and six from 500 ~
800 pourd DIS; nine report the yield not 50
good as last year; seven about the ssmG
six from 10 to rs per cent more than last
year
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Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, October l0.-The wealth
er and the track were in good condition
Al Lexington, KY for the trottlng race
to-day, though toward evening Il be-
came quite cool. The sport was very
fine
Four-y years ODDS who have
never trotted in better than 3 minutes,
Kentuckisn l, l, /, Grey Eagle ,, > ,,
Clarmont 3, 3, 3 sunrise dlstanced.
Time 2:32b, 2:3l. 1882
In the second race, Tor 2:34 class, Net
tie Ward came in first, WhIpple second,
Romance third, Ellie Jones fourth. Hat
tie fifth, Katie Jackson sixth. Blsnch
Armory seventh, Belle Clsy eighth,
Birdie Girl ninth. Time 1892, 2:3l and
231!.
The third race WAS for yesrllngs, one
halt mile heats. Mcmento first, PERTH
max second, Administrative third, Grey
jim fourth, Admiration fifth, Chancellor
sixth. Time 1871, 1904. The winner
afterwards trotted iuIl mile with Il
horse to another sulky to urge her on, in
1861.
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River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed 3 feet inches.
The Science departed yesterday for
Parkersburg at the usual hour.
The Phseton, Telegram and ONeal
are making usual trips.
The Ragon is to days regular Parkers-
burg packet.
The Express will probably be the first
packet out from here to Cincinnati She
is all ready for business, and will come
up from Wheeling just rs soon as there
is enough ster.-COm. Gdz.
The charter OF the Virgie Lee will ex-
pire IN fifteen days. Captain Reynolds
will run her in the Pitts burgh trade this
fsll as weekly packet-so says the Gin
cinnati Gazette.
BY Telegraph
PITTgBURGH, October 10.-River 2 feet
inch and rising slowly. Weather
cloudy and cool.
CAIRO, October 10.-Arrived-James
Kinney, st Louis. River 3 feet .
inches and falling. Weather fair; mer-
curry 90,
CINCINNATI, October 10.-River 5 feet
8 inches and rising rapidly. Weather
partly cloudy aad cool. Departed
Fsuchon, Wheeling; Rose City, Arkan-
sss City.
MEMPHIS, October l0.-River stands
3 feet s inches Weather clear; mer-
curry 81. Depsrted-Hard Cash, White
river; Hattie Rowland, Arkansas river;
James Howard, New Orleans; City OF
Vicksburg, st Louis.
ST. Louis, October l0.-Arrived-
Goioen Eagle, Meyer and Arkansas,
Keokuk; Colorado, Vlcksburg. Departed
Stanard, New Orleans; Golden Eagle,
Meyer and Bayl Keokuk; st. Gene
We've, Memphis. River stationary.
Weather fair and cool.
EVANSVILLE, October 10. The wealth
err has been clear all day; wind from the
west; mercury 80 to sc degs. River $40
leoL scant and falling. Down-SaIlle
Carney, +. B. Stahlmsn. Up-Silver-
thorn, }. NJ. Smith. Business light. The
Lilly is laid up at Rockport, the Fair
play on Puppy Creek bar and tho Mary
Elizabeth at Caseyville.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-11
Personalities.

Mr.. Andy johnson, connected with
the United States treasury department
at Washington, d. c., is visiting friends
in this city. Andy Is an old Wheeling
bow, md quite q favorite here.
M. W. II. Adams is filling Col.
Peyton's place IN the office OF State
Superintendent of Schools, during the
Coioners absence at Washington, he
having left for that place last evening.
Mr.. w. W. Marlin, who has been
beer living dangerously III for some time
past, DIED last evening, At his residence
on the Island.
Mr.. Schwartzbscn is not President but
Secretary, of the Jack Bass fishing club,
as we stated yesterday. Mr.. Anton
Reymsn is the President.
The Governor, Mayer and other
prominent gentlemen OF Wheeling, go
to MoundsviIe to day.
Messrs. David Nsgener, for State
Senator, and Ross j. Alexander, for Rep
resents,ive, from the district over the
river, have our congratulations for their
success in the election, Tuesday.
Messrs. Dunlevy sad Owens lett for
the rural stEicts, Tuesday, on squirrel
hunt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-11
"HoIes I'm His Vest Pockets,

At Bridgeport yesterday, rather an
amusing scene occurred in connection
with the election of the day previous. A
politician stepped into restaurant for
square meal, and after having satisfied
his hunger, called for a cigar. waiter,
waiter, say" exclaimed the gentleman,
"bring me also new vest, the pockets
Of this one are worn out by being so
heavily overladsn NTH votes-there's
holes In 'em, an dem me, sir, my sorrow
Is too great to carly with holes in my
vest pocket" And the waiter todd.led
off after the desired object, amidst the
laughter of knowing ones near BY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-11
WAITER GIRLS.
The ordinance that Settled the Buell.
meas.

Inssmueh as the final passage oil the
ordinance prohibiting waiter girls 10
saloons in this city, has provoked cons'd-
Ell able discussion as to It's leganIy, We
produce below the ordinance Itself, AS foi-
lows:
An ordinance regulating the manner ~
which ordinsries, coffee houses, anu
places of public resort ard amusement
within the city of Wheeling, shall oe
kept. c:,
SIC. 4. Be it ordained by the Council
of the city of Wheeling, that II any per-
son keeping an ordinary, cofee.house or
any place of public resort and amuse'
ment in this cit shall offer, perm" or
allow any girl or woman, other than
member OF his immediate family, to act
as bar-keeper, bar maid, or BARTENDER
or to carry or to serve to any person IN
such house or place, or the premises ap'
purtenant there'o, any ardent sp'rrs'
wine, porter, ale, beer or intoxicsting IL
ouors of any kind, either IN the
day or night time, or shall per-
nit any person to sing or dance IN
a lewd or lascivious manner al sucn
house, or place, or the premises ap-
purtenant thereto, he or she shall, tor
every such offense, forfeit and pay to the
CITY not less than five nor more than
twenty dollars, at the discretion OF the
court before whom the suit shall be
brought to recover the same.
SEC. 2. 1t shall be the duty OF the Ser
geant ofthe city, and each one OF his
deputies, whenever any person having q
license to keep an ordinary, coffee house
or any place Of public amusement IN this
city shall be second time convicted OF
any OF the offenses specified in this ordl'
nance, to cause Information thereof to be
given to the Council, for the purpose OF
having such license annulled, and II the
Sergeant OF any deputy having knowledge
thereof shall fail to have such intorma-
tion filed, or shall wiltully neglect pro-
pery to prosecute the same, he shall tor
ieit and pay to the city for every such
offeuse the sum of five dollars.
SEC. 3, This ordinance shall be in force
from and after its passage.
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The Cheapest Roofs the Gravel Roof

George Crumbacker, Of this city, is
now fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method, and
warrants his work to give satisfaction,
both as to resisting fire and turning
water. The tar used is put through a
process that frees it from oil and benzole,
and no 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
and cement for tanks and sidewalks of
the best quality, which he offers for sale
at 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
aud Wood streets. All orders promptly
attended to-
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Fatal Explosion.

LOUISVILLE, October lO.-rhe boilers
of Col. Jas. w. Westheriord's mil, two
miles from Hustonvile near the Casey
county line, to-day exploded and killed
his son lobe Westherford, Willis Eason
and John Kaufman. Essor and Kauf.
man both leave families. Asa Barlow
and VIM. Kaufman were both badly
Injured by the ssrne accident.
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LIFE is short and lull of troubles at
best, yet we all desire to prOlong 1t,
which we can do by adopting precaution-
airy measures against disease; as this is
Tho season OF the year when coughs and
Gods, the torerunners OF incurable con
sumption, are likely to manifest them
selves, it is well to know we can stay
their progress and prevent the encrosch-
ment of disease by the use of McLsin's
Pectoral Syrup,
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unaway.

Yesterday, while horse attached to
Arber rs furniture wagon was being
drive. over the Market street bridge, he
gave a sudden lunge, breaking the single
tree loose and freeing himself from the
wagon. .Nuncie" ArbeHz, who was
driving the animal, was pulled from the
Wagon aud dragged some distance before
he released himself from the lines, sus-
tanning slight bruises A broken shaft
was the only damage to the wagon, The
scoident wss caused by coal cart run
ming into the wagon,
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at'heeling 2cglster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
wtndex 10 New Advertisements.

To Whom 1t May Concern.
Oil Cloths-Friend " Son.
Beatty Pianos.
Guns and Revolvers.
Guaranteed Speculation.
Golden Harvest for Agents.
Agents Wanted.
Mothers Remedy for Burns.
Rupture Cured.
Agents Wsrted.
Opium Habit Cured.
Patent Shaving Mugs-Cummins "
Woods.
Commissioners Notice.
Notice of Dissolution Of Copsrtnership
New Designs IN Silverwaro-Turner
u Dillon.
aSlver Plated Ware-Jacob w.
Grubb.
Twenty five Fancy Cards.
A Greenhouse at Your Door.-[locsl
page.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-11
LIQUOR Case squeIched.

On Tuesday Isabel Mcfarland swore
out warrant before Squire Mix that
Fred Bishop did sell and furnish her
Husband. James Mcfarland, intoxicating
drink, he being in the habit oil getting
intoxicated. A ten dollar note, however,
iudiciously invested, compromised the
affair and squelched the proceedings.
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SEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There by
Register Reporters.
REIIAIRE
BELLAIRE.

THE remains of Mrs. Bltler were in.
tered at the Catholic cemetery yester-
day.
The Democrats of this city are max
ing preparations to serensde Hon. Ross j.
Alexander and David WAGNER to day.
THE citizens OF this city voted strong
" fer the ChIldren's Home, and it ls
thoe ght that the movement will be car
ried
WILL. MCCAsKY, viii. Williams and
K. IL. Elliughsm, three iovial CONNER
clal travellers of your city. were in this
city yesterday taking orders and collect
ing.
II YOU want No. dish of oysters
served in any style you may wish, call
at Jakes bursts. he sells the freshest
and finest oysters, at retail or wholesale.
A BOY on Gravel hill had bis boot re-
NOV ed yesterday by rag mans wagon.
The foot wss badly skinned, but no bones
were broken. The boy was hanging on
the hind part OF the wagon and tell of.
THAT little gang of Radicals that was
appointed to watch the Democratic
tricE sters and huxters last Tuesday
proved a foolish failure. How about the
two negroes who came over from Wheel
ing and voted the Radical ticket? The
Rad cal committee did rot spot them.
On mol 1t was to their interest not TO.
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Money PM Tn

Last night, at Chris. Siebkes saloon,
the second deposit OF 500 side was put
up by the friends of Barrett, OF the Nail
City boat club, and Clstor OF the Brown
club. This makes total in the hands
of Mr.. Selbke of $3.50 or Sl25 a side.
The final deposit OF s75 side, the race
to be for $500 side, will be made on
Tuesday next.