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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-20
4 Novel Suit.

Squire Bulger, yesterday, had one Of
the most novel suits before his tribunal
that it has been the province of repor-
ter to discover for some time, and the
facts relating thereto sre substantially as
follows: The party of the first part
brought suit against the party of the Sec
ond part for the payment OF So due the
party of the first part for the wed
ding clothes of the wife of the
party of the second part. The
The defendant in the case swore by all
that was good and holy that he'd not pay
the bill, neither would he allow his wife
to lqudate the debt. And so the mat
ter rests at present, but the case will
doubtless be settled satisfactorily to day,
to which time the case WAS adjourned
that the plaintiff might procure legal aid.
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Consumption Can be CURED.
Pulmonic syrup,

scheuck's Pulmonic syrup,
Schencks Sea Weed Tonic, .u.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills,
,rs the only medicines that will cure
pulmonary Consumption: ~, ,,o,, q
frequently medicines that WILL stoP
>ongh will occasion the death OF the pa
tient; they lock up the liver, stop tne Sri
cnlation of the blood, hemorrhage iol.ow -
aud in fact they clog sd tn ne a San9h. "
iyer Complaint and Dyspepsia are tne
causss of two-thirds OF the cases OF Soh-
sumption. Many persons complai L. 20 - q
dnIl pain in the side, consul patton, co a'Sr
tongue, pain in the shoulder oiaue, the
ings of drowsiness and restlessheSs' tiio
food living heavily on the StoIh1oI, "N
comnanied with acidity and belchlhS up
rhese symptoms usually originate from
a disordeied condition oil the STOMACH VI d
torpid liver. , ,r ,,,,,, tal,a one ar
two heavy colds, and # the cough IN Ih csc
caSas be suddenly checked, Will nhu the
stomach and liver clogged, remaining
torpid and inactive, ana almost oeIolY
they are aware the lungs are mass vi
sores, and liberated, the result OF WHICH
is death. -
-Scheuck's PulmOnic syrup Is an eH-
nsctOrant which does not contain opium
or anything calculated to cheek co"s"
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic disSolves me
food. mixes with the castle Juices oi tiie
stomach, aids digestlon' anu 'ie''' .
ravenous appetite. ....,,o shin s.l.
When the bowers are coStlVe, Skin sai
low. or the symptoms otherwIse VI
bilious tendency, Schencks Mahui"H'
Pills are required. ,, o,,I,h,,
j. II. SCHENCh q SON,
NE. cor. sixth and Arch SIS, Ih 1dIt
And for SAFE by all druggists auu dealers
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NEIaHBORHOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There by
Regis Reporters.
20 RglIAIRE.

~ - BELLAIRE.
THEloek-up is empty and quiet pre-
waits. - =. e-.- u.
PREACHING in the Presbyterian church
tonight and communion TO morrow.
A LITTLE child. son Of DR.. Sanders,
died Wednesday and was buried Thurs.
day..
THE City Council will inspect the
armory of the Light Guards next Tues
day. n
The Turnverein, of this city, will give
a grand entertainment at the city hall to-
night.
The receipts of the st. Csirsville rail
road has averaged 500 per week since
its completion.
LOUIS METzZAR, who was badly
burned by the gasoline explosion yester
day week ago, ct the residence OF Mr..
Staltz, died Thursday, and was buried
yesterday evening.
MIKE SHIFLER was arrested by Officer
Bowlts, yesterday, on acnarge OF assault
ing A. NJ. +. Boyle. The case will be
heard before Squire Powell al o'clock
this evening.
If 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.
| also keep constantly on hand fresh
beer.
The remains of Mr.. Gotieb burst,
father OF Jake burst, of TINS Guy, who was
drowned about eight years ago and VINO
was buried at the grave yard up lndIsn
Run, Was taken up yesterday and re-
moved to the cemetery up CadweIis
Run in your city.
MEssRs q. Bippus and r. Farley, the
two newly elected councilmen, were worn
in Tuesday evening at the regular
meeting of Council, this body passed an
ordinance allowing to the b. " ;. w.
R. r the right of way IN the corporate
limits Of this city.
THE residence of Mr.. A. G. Powers
WAS entered by thieves some time since
and rifed OF several hundred dollars
worth of goods and chattels. 1t s'ems
that Mr.. Powers had gone INTO the coun
try some time past ana his house
hid been closed temporarily.
Mr.. Powers was at one time
a store-keeper, but mad closed out and
had on hand squsntity of valuable goods
when were in his residence at the time
OF the theft. AS to whom the guilty
parties are no one knows. By this THEFT
the family is said to be much reduced.
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The Concert Last Night.

The entertainment for the benefit of
the Disciples church, last night, was
very well attended, notwithstanding the
rain, the elite Of the musical circles OF the
city being well repre sented. The pro-
gramme was as follows:
Organ MI F. Bassett
o, For the Wings OF a Dove, ... Mendelssohn
Misses Rice and Philips, Messrs.
Norton and Mendel.
Who Treads the Path of uty,-..... Mozart
Mr.. o. Seeley.
one Hoss holmes
Mr. y. ). Long.
iron HiHcAs Mr + -, = Wbippie .'''''' i''''n
Thou art like unto a Flower, .Rubeustein
Miss Tracy.
Be!fry OF BIug s,.....................L OngieIIO"
Mr.. VIM. Leighton, Jr
Lullaby arr
Mrs. Mcllwaln, Miss Rice, MesSrs
Moron and henuel.
Trust ia the Lori igell
Mr.. Ed. Whipple.
Memorial Verses, ...................".AruOld
Rev. J. q. Armstrong.
Organ +. Bassei
As whole the entertainment was u
decided success. Everything passed of
smoothly and pleasantly and AL present
enjoyed the occasion TO .hG fullest eN-
tent. Mr. Seeley was enccrcd and sang
in response sailor ballad entitled Nan
CIV Lee" Miss Tracy WAS also called
back and sang beautifully in response,
but we failed TO get the title of the song.
Mr.. Whipple, an old Wheeling :avorILe,
sang better thar ever and thst Is saying
q great deal. In response to An encore
after his first song, he sang The Guar
dian Angel" He WAS again encored NJ
ter his second song, and sang tnat most
beautiful of Tom Moorc's melodies,
"FaFewa!', but whenever You wei
come the Tour" Beln again recalled,
b. sang two verses OF 9TH"
Watch on the Rhine lie was N eX-
calIent voice and rendered al! OF his
pieces superbly. His voice Is ret
baritone OF large compass and well modu-
Ist,d Erery %oro d MS songs was vel
articUa,ed ha5 q ;lLctly heart. Iar
musical portion of the audience gave him
u hearty welcome and thoroughly en-
loved the splendid treat he gave them I'D
return. Prot. Bsssetts organ solos were
also very good, indeed, and there WAS
general expression OF regret
that Wheeling is so soon to lose
his services. The readings by Messrs
Long, Leighton and Armstrong formed n
very agreeable feature o. the eyoring'-
entertainment md added much to the
pleasure Of the audience. All read well,
OF course, as they always do, and earned
we'll the hearty applause with winch
they are always rewarded by a Wheel.
ing audience Taken altogether the Al
fair was al exceedingly pleasant one, and
al present would be pleased by It's eXpt-
dItlJn.
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AMONG OUR CHURCHES.
Services at the Different Places "f
Mnrsn ID En-mOrrnM.


The subject for the morning service Mt
the Disciples church is Inc
the first day OF the week. It's testimony,
and its moral and religious value.
Evening subject, "Science and miracle" "
Tbs Is the second Of series OF sermons
or Divine evidences. These sermons
embrace living Issues and sre worthy OF
general attention.
First English EvaugoiicaI Lutheran
Church, Sixteenth street, adjoining the
PosLotfice, hrs sdop.ed the tree pew and
Voluntary contribution system. Services
Mt TO- A. NJ, sermon by Rev. j. IL Nc
Mcchrn of the Reformed Episcopal
Church. Evening services At o'clock
+. N.
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Personalities.


Mr.. Morrow, agent of the Robert Nc
Wade combination, is in the city.
Mr.. Gamer, editor of the st. Clairs.
willie Gazette, was IN town yesterday. be
reports everything lovely over the river
Mr.. James j. Burke, former boiler
1T the Belmont, leaves tor Pittsburgh TO
dsv. He goes well recommended. and Is
good boiler.
Deputy Sheriff Mitchell returned home
rom Marion county yesterday, TO which
place he escorted two prisoners as wines
-, IN the "moonshIner" case now on
trial. He reports that Fairmont is com
pletely filed with witnesses in the case,
md that great interest is manifested In
The trial.
Mr.. j. w. Gentry, cx-public printer,
1sd his foot severely mashed last week,
by being run over by cosl car at Coal
mont. So SAY the Charleston Courier.
NJ SIS Emma Dawson, of Mound,vile.
W. Va, sister OF &. Il. Dawson, OF the
CJ,nnlcrcioi- G0zctie, sails Saturday for
India, where she goes OF mission works.
-Pittc Post.
Col. W. ii. Woodward, proprietor of
The Chateau Bomber was in the city
yesterday.
\ new visitor arrived at the residence
Of Mr., VIM. Gallon, ut noon Thurs lay
1t is bouncing girl, and weighs 10
pounds. The young lady Is the first Wis
tor to the lately married couple and
both parent are correSpondingly happy.
Mr.. John +. OMslly, y promising
young attorney of Pittsburgh, Is in town
for the frs: time since his arrival from
the old country. Mr.. o Mslley, so dame
rumor says, has ideas of the same per-
sussion of certain young lady in this
city, and Is more favorsby received
than our Wheeling boys. John, look
out! Wheeling girls are bad 'uns.
Mr.. +. j. Whipple, who kindly assist
ed in the Disciples Church enterlan-
ment. last night, leaves to-day for Wash
jngton, ID. c., where he goes to sing in
the choir OF one ofthe Episcopal churches
of that place.
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Almost u Fire.

Yesterday morning about o'clock the
fence in he rear OF Judge Kennedy's
residence was discovered TO be on fire by
u lady who occupies dwelling near by
After trultless endeavor on the part OF
the lady to call some ones attention to
the fact, she in company with another
lady secured buckets and extinguis he'd
the flames before any serious damage re.
suited. The fire is supposed to have oc.
Cured from hot embers that had been
emptied too near the fence by domestic.
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Taken To Weston,

DR.. Camden, superintendent OF the
Insane Asylum Al Weston, yesterday
came to this city for the purpose OF
selecting three Of the lunatics confined in
the county jail for removal to the asylum
Not having room for violent cases, the
three mildest cases were selected, and
were Hannah McGshsn, Mary Adams
and John Rourke. When first confined
in the isil, Rourke was of the most VIC,
lent nature, but through the humane eff
forts of Sheriff Tingle and Mr.. Daily,
Who intereste themselves in his behalf,
and under whose personal supervision be
has been for some time, his reason mas
been partially restored, and there is some
hope OF 3 permanent cure being effected
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River News.

The marks at the landing last eTenlr Z
Indicated 3 feet inches
The Science departed for Parkerzburg
Yesterday morning.
As soon Ia the Tempest is inspected
she will leave for the South, TO run up
some of the small streams.
Tho Market Boy departed for Msta-
morss at the usual hour yesterday morn
ing.
The Rsgon is to-day Parkeraburg
packet She leaves tins morning.
The Fanchon leaves for Cincinnati L
clock Sunday evening.
The fine sidewheeI steamer Express,
which Captain Asa Booth proposes to
run rs u weekly packet between this
por. and Cincinnati, AS soon ss there
shall be sufficient water, is 200 feet long,
SO feet beam, and feet depth of hold
She has three boilers 40 inches in diam
eter and 20 feet long, cylinders "a inch
es n diameter and 81 ieet stroke. She
is very lasL.--PItts. POST
by Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, October l9.-Rivcr !
foot and stationary. Weather cloudy
and rainy.
NEW ORLEANS, October l9.-Arrivod
-Bastrop Departed-Bsstrop. Ouenlts
river. Weather cloudy.
VIcKsBuRG, October 10 We,lfe Ell
rainy; mercury rs deg. Up-Thompsoa
Dean, Phil Allen. Down--R. h. Lee.
SHREVEPORT, October l9.-Arrivcd-
Bonnie Lee, New Orleans. Departed
Frank Willard, upper coast. Weather
cloudy.
CINCINNATI, October lO.-River feet
inches and stationary. Weather rainy
Arrived Andes, Wheeling; Cotton Val.
icy, Evansville.
LOUISVILLE, October l9,-Weather
rainy. Departed Louis, New Orlean.
Mary Elizabeth, Cincinr att River tall
Jag with feet in the 2sns.
MEMPHIs, October l9-River rose l
ipch, with 3 feet 6 inches in the chan.
mel. Weather wet, mercury II De
parted-Mollie Moore, Joe Kinney, 81
Louis; Far Play, Vicksbarg.
CAIRO, October 19-Arrived- Cari
tai City and Grand Lake, st. Louis De
parted-John &. Fletcher, New Orleans
Grand Lake, st. Louis. River feet 3
inches and rising. Weather clear and
warm.
LITTLE Rock, October l9.-There
was heavy ram las. night and all day
to-day. The river has risen nearly 7
feet since last night and is still rising At
the rate of 3 inches an hour. Weather
cloudy and threatening.
EVANSVILLE, October Weather
cloudy; mercury IS TO Il. River 28-l0
feet scant on the gauge. Down
Fashion and Stahlmsn, j. s. Keller and
dredges. Up-Maggie smith, Silver
thorne. Business exceedingly light.
ST. LOUIS, October l9.-Arrived-
Golden Eagle, Keokuk; Maggie, Illinois
river. Disqualification Eagle, Keo-
kuk; Belle Memphis, Memphis. River
risen 5 inches. The rain OF the past
three days has nearly ceased, and there is
y prospect tor a speedy clearing up; the
weather is cooler.
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NEW YORK, October .9.-CottOn-
Quiet at II 5-l6Gll 7-l6c. Flour
Strongly IN buyers lavo.i receipts 5000
barrels; No. 50 00@l %; suPerine
western and state 81 05@5 40; common
to good s. 50C95 10; good 10 choice 50 81
66 90; white wheat extra % O5G6 %;
fancy So 80@S IS; extra ONO 50 5OG
90 s.. LOUIS - 80 IS %; Mlnngsota
patent process > 1908 %. kye Flour
Heavy ut 81 OoMi 90 Corn Meal-
Steady western 81 5O@3 90 Wheat
Higher and more doing receipts 3os,coy
bushels; unsrsdcd spring 5! 29t,aI -;
No Cn'cHe Si n,I5 - oO3 ., o. = - -
"auh,e - ',N - rG-' - -. ~ ~ .'
Ie, q 90 % ~, ~. ?, an a." ~ -
~ "u'.1 g. -. a., ", q, ,.a..
- '9 70 ny -. , S.,[' II
On ~ C'r, A.. -.,si,,. Il 0nu
S s-,'s,, g ~ 40 fI,. .,.am r,yad
oI,"1'' n,. -, - 80, G,,' uIgba,. 49,
ToIn,n ..,.. -. ~,
c''p's lo- ,S oI..i'.! "es.,. d. 80, "a ~
10 TI"Is 9o9'og1 H. i.',S r s.,I' 90
~. nay ~ 49, ',',, ratir,o, 81, So.
. "a '.',. - -, ,-..t...,7, NJ
'''ne 49, any. Nan. -. ~ i,
"a. .,''S's Pc, ~ q va, P,atroi@rmLD"I And
b,>yv: crude Sic; retired I4!c. T,low
Firm at 78Ia7 1916. Rosln-Uu-
changed Tuipelun. S.csdy At 54!@
"a, Foo. Western Igm2iac. Pors
Firm =. Sl4 90 Bee. Now c1tr-
moss 13@l4.: western long clear md Hes
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TRUTH is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. w. Ferrers. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to 6
cents; A Chintz, 8 cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 6 cents. All other goods
n proportion.
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THERMOMETER.
DAYS
EATH Err.
Wa Onthe West side.

About one o'clock yesterday morning
George Snyder, lively moke, repaired
TO the neighborhood of North Huron
street, West Side and raised a terrible
racket, he being very drunk. A man
named Buckhsrt, painter at the sus-
pension bridge, in some way became in
volved in quarrel with him, when
Henry Snyder, brother of George, sp-
peared on the scene ard fired two shots
at Buckhart without effect All the parties
concerned will interview The Terrible
this morning, in the Police Court.
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superintendent Cummins, informed us
that while excavating for the purpose OF
laying water pipe from the water works
to the site of the Pittsburgh, Wheeling
and Kentucky railroad machine shops,
the sewer at the foot OF Fifth street was
undermined and caved in. In case OF
rain, the prospects are favorable for q
had Hwash ont -
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The New Definition of DciauIter

Glass of small boys in defining words
from the new dictionary just published
"a ID. 1917.
Teacher to boy at head of class DE
fine the word detsulter
First Scholsr-One who steals.
Tescher-Wrong. Next?
Second Scholar-A Spectator.
Teacher-Wrong again. Next7
Third Boy, feeling assured of vic
torv)-One who defaults.
Teacher-Thst's very near it but not
specific enough. Next?
Fourth Boy-Please sir, I've forgot.
Teacher, looking up quite vexed and
irritsted- "Iour a Ounce" Then to the
fifth and last boy, pstronizingly, "Now
my little fellow, what is the new defni.
milton Of 'deisulter'
Filth Boy-PIesse, sir, its bank
president or cashier.
Tescher-Right sirl Go up head.
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at'hecling 9eglstcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index toNew AdyertIsements.

Pan. Cake Flour.
To the Friends of Temperance.
Letter List
Lamps. L. Hobbs, Son y 20.
For Cincinnatl--Steam FanChon.
Lamps-Cummins * Woods.
New Carpets-Znk Il Son.
Dog Collsrs-W. Va. Stencil Works
Msntles-e. F. Caldwell.
Cooking Stoves-R II. Sweeney.
Dentistry-C. A. Winger.er.
Plumbers-Thompson y Hibberd.
Parker Shot Guns-Turner Il Dillon
Pierce's Pleasant Purgstive Pellets
Third Page.
Woman Third Page
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N atrTos0hrrr. U-.rI '.... -
81 ir-I.r,-..,-t ,...'.rt. rrrr.
entitled when IN, f.g... ...,
or inactive rlnlitlTr .-''
f'rrTS .gyE2rstrI 81. =. k.....
EcrnrIous coneirI,~ .f 49,. 80. r.,
Fever. Measles. and nirrtf..-.. q . So
eve and ear are .rnsr,Iyt-, a,
Ouantlfirs OF matte H.. a A.. 81 A..
nose, the distinctive rs,, '-, $40 o. -.
from whatever cause t..ys-. $50 90,
watrrv. and 50 0-tl as-r ',... ..a. ..'r
ristiOn OF the skim WIN ,.r...r 81. o..
tact. or thick and ,rrI.v.t,r d.. E-.~
or clear and white '..rt...r.. sAi-
may Dee an entire l..,.t.... a" o..
i'm. try and f.yIrt.. 49, a. ir.kr..
oftNR'hrAt feeling r.r.. .r... .. e.
enrirrIri hVar|-f, r.... ~
phasr Is called DIV ,r.rar-, I''.ta.
charges cause thT r,s..gr, ., a.. "a .1afT .
fhfrgEngt rr~N r-Ir..y Nr-.l. .." . .....s
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True Bills.

The grand jury in session in Belmont
county, the present week, returned true
bills of Indictment against the man
Humes, whe Wa arrested III this city
some days since, for steeling steer, and
against Marshal Mcfarland, of Martins
Ferry. charged with murder.
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Bonded.

Margaret Johnston and Charley Clark,
tgo coIored individuals, were bonded by
S luire Phillips, Thursday evening, nthc
sum Of 800 each, to keep the peace for
pc .iod of six months.
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shutting OuIIne Enemy.

II is better 10 shut out the enemy, Dis
ease, than TO battle with HIM after he has
entered the fortr, > o. the body. Therefore
il health is end ugered by hurtu. in
ducuceS, such as malarious atmosphere,
unhealthy occupations. sedentary pur-
suits, ANA chose which neceSSitaie undue
physical or mental strain or exposure in
rough leather, iris the par; of wisdom 40
protect il 10y the use OF reliable proven
tive. 80 article sold, Advertised or pre-
sc~ibcd is 50 well adapted Tor this purpose
I'd, Host tiers stomach Bi,tegs, an agree
able and rticaciouS tonic recommended
b. physicians as a medicinal stimU amt
and corrective, bOiOnic in It's derivation,
ami having iOT It's SpIrItuOuS bases OF !!
OF the pures' quality, which preserve .
An uudrt rlOratlug form the potent Nogr-
table Juices and extracts combined with
II. Fortified with this benign preventive,
the system maN bid defiance 10 disease, DO
matter how uufaVOrable the conditions.
REhTTNPiANO,oIgau orst. "o-Look !
DIS ! startling See, Organs, j.
stops, 50. Pianos only $50, cost S65l. CIR.
Free. Daniel r. Beatty, Washington, y. }
,-IJNC and Rryp.vtgS. illustrated TIlce
UVO List irv.. siIWt Western Gun
Works, Pittsburgh, Pa. Ocllb
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MOTHERS For Burn, and Scald-,
REuIDI. Bites o. Insects, Poi on 10y
Ivy, FroZr LINES and Paris DlSchaiglns
Sores, Milk leg, sore and Wcuk kycs,
Brlls. Carbuuc Is, FylUuS ami ~ty,s, sore
Nipples, Broken Breasts, ErN SiprIas. ACut"
Pains, Headache, EaraCne and TO1thaChe,
Blind ana Ii-cdlug Piles, bleeding of the
Lung Uterine Hcmurruagr aud inha-
nations and IlceratfuuS peculiar To
females, is -ASFpEu'> EXTRACT o. WTrC o.
Hazel. Ask for 10, because II - better,
stronger and cheaper imam any other, and
* warranted by Weeks y Potter, Whole
sale Druggists, Stu Washington -, Boston,
Mas, OCl!b
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TOLEDO, October l8.-Flour-Firm.
Whest- Easy; No. l white Michigsn
81 32I; extra white Michigan 81 3i4
amber Michigan spot and seller Novem-
bhr 81 80; seller October 81 293; teller
December 81 81. Ne 8 red 81 IS; reject
ed Wabash 81 OF. Corr-t'irmi high
mixed 471c; No. spot snd seller Noveu-
Der 47c; rejected 463c; dsmsged, Al
Oats-Quiet; No. 2 spot 263c; seller
October 26c; No. white 2o4c. Glover
Seed-At 81 SIS.
PHILADELPHIA, October l9.-Wool-
Steady and unchanged; supply light and
demand moderate.
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a FASHION Journal is = practical econ
omy, to airy lady, OF time and money.
andrews Bszsr,' while being enter
tanning is useful, SIS sll VINO nave taken
1t can testify 1t coulslus not only
ashlon pIstes with csretuliy-drawn pat
terms. but serial and other stories, as well
As social news OF interest 10 81 the islr
sex. [, should be or every lady's table.
Send ten cents tor specimen copy 70 W.
K. Andrews, Ct, cir natl.
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Turner Hall.

The Mitchell Family played at this
hall last night uuder the auspices of the
Wheeling turner's. The troupe will ap-
pear at the same hall agsin to night.
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IncnI Weather KenOrt.

Below we give the highest and lowest
thermometer, with state of weather, for
the week ending last evening" observs-
tons made by Mr. Schnepf, at Opera
House drug store:
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THE COURTS.
yesIerdHy's Proceedings In the pii-
tcrCuI judicial Bodies.
CIKCUIr coCRT-JUDGE NEVIS.

CIRCUIT coCRT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The will OF frederick Hildebrecat was
partially proved upon the oath of one CT
the attending witnesses, and the matter
deferred for further evidence.
The session was mainly taken up with
arguments upon exceptions to answers
and other chaucery business of but little
general interes'.
Adjourned tai nine o'clock this morn
ing
Police coUEr-JUDGE CKAN&ER
Fritz Brinkmsn, disorderly, tined two
dollars and costs. Paid.
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BAKERS Cod Liver Oil, Lime and
Wild Cherry quickly relieves Throat
and Lung diseases, and impsrts vigor
and new life to debilitsted constitutions.
Pleasant in taste. J. G. Baker i Co.,
Philadelphis, Pa.
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DOWN. Down! Down - Another
break down in prices of Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell 81 some price
whether the mills run or not Corner
Main and Goth streets.
j. W. FERREL
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Guaranteed Speculation.

500 invested 10y us in 90 days Strad-
die, have mad $3.50. 500 have paid SL-y1
in So days We guarantee all 90 day Strgi-
lies; money refunded 10 no proht - made.
References given. Co.rr~poui fence solicit
id ". r. HUbBELL Il co,
Mem 0erS New York Mining stock EN-
chang, 40 Broad street, y. \.
T. q RnNghlS Ocllh