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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-02
MANY WHO ARE SUFFERING

rom the effects of the warm weather ana
are debilitated, are advised by physicians
TO take moderate amounts OF whisky wv
or three times during the day. In ittle
while those who adopt this advice ire,
auently increase the num' er OF DRINKS
and in time become confirmed inebriateS.
A beverage which will not create thirst
for intox eating liquors, and which Is In
tended especially Tor the benefit OF deblli-
tate persons, whether at nome or abroad
- Dr. Schencks Sea Weed Tonic Con-
aiming the juices OF many mediclnaI
herbs. this prepare ton does not create an
appetite for the Intoxicating cup. The
luourishing and the lite-suppoItins pro-
perties of many valuable natural produc-
lions contained in il and well known 10
medical Ren have most strengthening
influence. A single bottle II the Jonlc
Will demonstrate It's valuable qualues.
For debility arising from Sickne>N, over
eXertion or from any cause whatever, II
Wineg aSSful of Sea Weed Tonic taken
alter meals will strengthen the stomach,
create sn appetite for wholesome tOod, 10
all who are about leaving their homes, We
desire to say that the excellent effects o.
DR.. Schenck's SgaSOnable remedies, Sea
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills, are par
ticularly evident when taken by those
who are injuriOusly affected by cnanSe
Of water and diet No pc son should leave
home without taking supply OF these
safeguards along. For sale by all Drug
gIst,. sgt
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Course of sind, f. ~ comp -

thorough as that -! any Ius'l NV.
state, following the most arp'"''' I. /.
yd-. and embracing = fI.. cp.." .
IDi owing Impairment ~ -..tJ :
Euggsl BraIcu.- 3 The -
Greek Language. b. IN ND.'is-, -
guag 2. {. Pure Mathematics. q. ~. =
Mathematics. Ciyf.auI Mining -
Ing. y. TIE Natural -cisnc's- d. IT,
shIp and BsOk-keep.
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Ina, .InteI1igeneer, tmploye.

Willie Brady, the employe Of the IN
telLigcncer VINO assumed the false position
without authority, according to his oU
confession. OF the duties OF the editor of
that paper comes out ~ card n tuii 90
sdulIersted ,ys rs though 1t came fresh
from the hopper. Tse gentleman 20
whom he refers ~ h=vir : engaged IN TIE
conversation between Willie and my
self mas refused to allow his name 70
be used in the controversy. bat has given
Us permission TO state ta@ GLOWING ~
his recollection 4 the same:
Heard the conversation between MIR.
Brady and Mr.. Grubb, but did n'. hear
Mr.. G7uDb say that be would ike % see
riot. the only remark made by Mr..
Grub that struck me ss objectionable
was 10 the effect tnat ne thought TO"
strike justltiabis
This we do rot deny, We now sad
always have thought the strikers Ju.t'na-
BILE, 50 Tar As their striking Is concerned
snd mad no hesitsEcv IN expressing our
self in sympathy with hem, 'If We
opposed all rjoLsncs ~ the ssr" time. a.
regalds the conversation IS aIcu le sag
was heard by 40 ore bL. ne And my
self, and which be Is charitable enough
to say is simply my word against Mr..
Grubbs," have but this to say: While
] deprecste the idea OF my cord being
compared with that OF 3 man who has
confessed to have been acting in y fnlss
role when he acted for the editor OF Jne
MteLL,qencer, | cannot eschew the utter
ance that ne has w.lfu,lF and msHcI0usiy
perverted the truth to suit his employers,
in u manner that should cause the blush
OF shame to permeste his being and over.
come him like summers cloud But
while We hold such man in supreme
contempt we cannot but pity njmt
has position in the IateLtlgs~csr 9th p.
and that must be retained. HopIt Z
our readers will excuse the space given
to this controversy, We wash Cur names
of it, "our word against ms, 10, belcg
wiling to take advantage OF him.
JOHN T CRUDE
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IVA All. TALK.
Condensed Notes Of Current Gossip
In and About Town.

In and About Town.
l9to0.
Only 10 base hits of the Standards.
NO marriage licenses issued yesterday.
The fire department WAS psid of yes
terdsy
Harry WMGHr'S Boston pets can play
ball
SEVEN freight trains arrived in this
city yesterday from the east.
The Arlington Stove Works, North
Wheeling, will start up the present
week.
TEMPERANCE meetings are held night
ly at Parker hall, near the Fifth Ward
Market
FREIGHT traffic was resumed on the
Hernpheld and nsiE line 1T the b. Il D.
yesterday.
IHE Riverside hsse ball club defeated
the Wheeling Blues yesterday hg score
OF 8 20 q.
THERE were no tran aD-r..z "a real
estate recorded YESTERDAY 80 me dice Of
the county Cierk.
AgCHIE MEALS. near Tlt9uvi'!r, Is
sa'd to be first class sGujrrsl place, and
is frequently visited by the Tiltonvillians
DICK CARR, one 81 the parties engaged
in the shooting o. VIM. GroscOr, at Ash
lsrd, XIV. is said TO be- An old Wheeling
mailer.
The Buckeye OF Coluu.bu will play
here on Monday and Tuesday Of next
week, instead oil Friday and Saturday, as
has been announced.
MRS. STANLEY was up before Squire
Philips yesterday afternoon on u charge
OF using abusive language towards j ).
Robinson, and wss fined three dollars
and costs.
JOIN JONES was the only case before
the police court yesterday. John was
fined two dollars and costs for dlsOrderly
conduct, which he paid. He halls from
West Liberty.
TEE pavement i being finished in
front of the postotiice under the super
visi of Mayor Sweeney, who is acting
or the government. Phillip Scheele Is
the contractor
IHOSE thirty-four shares OF STANDARD
took advertised tor sale at auction, must
nave been disposed of, else how could the
company purchase such magnificent
house AT n cost OF perhaps 30 cents.
4 HOUSE on Twenty-third street, near
the corner OF Water fell in on tie
Twenty treet side yesterday even
lEg. A cellar was being dug under the
house. which caused portion of the
side 10 fall in.
TOBY VANCE returned home from
Pittsburgh yesterday. Toby reports
thst he assisted a poor old woman 10 Il
sack Of flour and three hams, taken from
the burning cars during the riot at that
place.
FRoF JOE KRAMER moved INTO his
new building on Market street, yester-
day. While moving he WAS noticed TO
handle several new instruments on which
we have never seen HIM playa wash
tub and basket for Instance.
A NUMBER of the Presbyterian Sun
day school children from the Eighth
ward, pic-riced NJ Schrump's orchard,
Yesterday. The children were chaper-
oned by Mrs Squire Mix. Mr.. Benson,
Il MS generosity, passed the pic-nicers
over his Jerry tree of charge.
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The Adams Express Company Strike

The Adams Express Company hsying
issued circular 20 the effect that they
would discontinue to operate on the Bal
timore and Ono road main line and
branches, after July 81, 1877, dill
igent inquiry develops the cause of such
discontinuance, ss follows: The Baltl-
more and Ohio road have been charging
the Express Company at the rate
of so cents per 100 pounds, the
Express Company 10 make up
5000 pounds daily, or a. least pay Tor
that amount, whether 1t WAS shipped over
the road or not. This the Express Com
psny was unable to do, and became
tired of paying for freight not shipped
over the road. They accordingly have
discontir nj t.tr patronage. The
Express mp..y can reach Par
kersbure, L.mbelIALd, Piedmont, Frost
burg; Homecoming, Msrtinsburg, Hagers
town and Frederick, By other routes, a.
more reasonable rates, which are sll the
points they can reach on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad
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MiiiIin AT ~. tIaIrsNiIlc.

Col. 5. Ii. McBetb, o, Gov. Young's
stan, leaves this city On Friday for St.
Clsr,ville, where he goes to inspect and
muster in newly organized company OF
milus there, and on Monday goes TO
Winfield Tuscsrawa. county, to muster
in q company at that place. The militia
of the State is all beng thoroughly reor-
ssuized .-Steu5enUiLl Herald
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NEIauHOrfIUOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered .scre and There by
Register Reporters.
BRLLAIRE.

LAST Tuesday evening the root OF
small building il Benwood was partially
burned.
GEN. B. K. CowAN lift last Tuesday
Tor Clevea, d, where lie goes to attend
the Republican State Convention.
TUESDAY night fight occurred be-
tween Bill Shane ard the engineer of the
steamer Star of the West at this place.
The fight occurred on the boat.
Nix. John K. Cow, Of the Ledder, j. b.
Darrah aad Dan Iheobod lett last even
ing for the Democratic County COnven.
.iol, to bc held at st ClsIrsville to-day.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad au-
thorities of this place issued an order
yesterday morning for all their patrons
10 begin sending in freight at noon yes
terday.
TuE Prrsby terrain Sunday School,
from the Eighth ward picniced at
Schrump's orchard Yesterday Benson's
erry conveyed the picnicers scross the
river free.
BENw0oD station was quiet yesterday
huI lut tUElbt ~ LLlhL t'4fhNt was pdS it
order to work should 1t BE- Hceded
About one O'Clock = few men gathered
y. the depot. but we're quiet in their
demonstrations.
LITTLE excitement was manifested at
this point in regard to the movement OF
.rairs to-day. 1t WAS thought by few
that should the b. u y, r. K. au:hori-
ties start out freight train, there would
be some hindCrance from certain OF the
citizens, but 40 trouble from the railroad
men.
Council Observation-Disclosures e to pay
claims read a third time and then tabled.
Council resolved that if the tobacco
warehouse should be located ut Bellaire
they would proceed according to law to
yacste tha. part of Water street lying
between the north line of Bute's mill and
the grounds of the Central Ohio Railroad
Company, and also 50 much of Twenty
niutn street as might be needed to COM
plate the ground needed for the ware
house.
The committee on retunding the water
works bonds reported letter from e.
w. Ballcn " &C., of Boston and New
York, proposing TO take the bonds on
September lst at their market value.
Received ~ report Of progress.
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The"Swamr Angels. q"

Last night "a meeting was held At the
Atlantic hose house for the purpose of
organizing = military company in the
Fourth ward and there was large at
tendance The meeting was called to
order with Mr. II. Brooks in the chair
There were fourteen names signed TO the
r,.l. when on motion OF Mr.. Haley the
meeting was adjourned until Saturday
night \ vote WAS taken tor name for
the company and it was decided unsni-
mousjy - call It the swamp Angels"
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At meeting OF the Turner's at their
nal oa Market street, last night, the
question of e,ccting delegates to the
Turner'S CoTgress which convenes at
Pittsburgh the present month was con-
sdere1. Pot. Leibold, Col Jake Nunge
and Mr.. Jacob Straub were elected as
such delegates. ELey have been in
structed to use al efforts 10 have the
Congress meet in this city next year, snd
We hopethey may be successful
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wheeling ~ aoIesaIe Market.
iFFTcE OF The WHEELING REGIsTEk J
~ rnSg-Dy Auuust |

iFFTcE OF TIE " FEELING REGIsTEh
NEDNE-DY. August l.
:,I
esLtrlHE morning the EA'''Vo"
IL ,l. w -.,.... nd ,-sirs rom-
p'y'N"'' o. ''1'E' ''''
r,.r,ce3 r,4vir.., RON, rbis MONT which
caused great stir among orr merchants,
...,,.4
ard lhsy iulihG4lS.e'l CON u 49,
hauling ga9ds, oIdeFs having oeei' 'Ss''''
ina. r1e road WA. ready 10 receive freight.
TlGre wss Hu Improvement . trade last
,-,,f. ,r,.r..,,s 49,. favorable t.r
"esh' OLI Ia' PI"sse~', ~ '4' VI
..... .,...L. L....r -.,uaIrs M
..' s''"'''
.r.ry-4 rom .4-t W..rk . price. Ia Tie
Vr.rrrY .ua ,pftteS IaE" declined AoFuJ
l.-......-. ,,,
&C. iu"re j. u" Ihs.ei'a' IL'N' X .'' VIC
t...r.-,, ..t tho list We aunte.
'''.7' 4. 'i -'
BARE-P lm- tanners. bark II worth
Ino.t.y supplied IN tins vlclnlry.
SGkINgI PGWDER-Sa,aoc per 10.
SROOM>-taucy - Vlt- 'V't2 w PIalu
.HEE~L-bemtudS good Ne" c"eeN' V,
crime qualify aIt''I-- "S''E' '>'
#gt a
-A.-NLD GOODS-Dd4l AT 4uOtaSiOuS ;
pea .AJS, 10 cans - W per uoLeL ~ .auS
20. tomatoes, 10 cans o. : ~ o"uS
ii D.. Corn lAN'o"' = - "'L INC. 49,,
corn 81 30, common corn 4 ~ -. q 49, " ~.
Itgs. i ~, pine ~ pies : va .-Ii4" 80 >
20: slru- Ueatu, %, teas, = ~: damSOn
,.uAs, i 81.
Bk.r.D tkCII-\eGS utt-e movement :
new Cu-rduts " per 80, new LAY ti !"'SIus
81 w .ef poAf ."teHS'" no. % I'e' ~ - '''
.TU--In uSul urlituu al e'. ~. ,,,,,,,.
.kgII-Orauses per DON 60 o.; lemons
70 OJaO ~ v-,.....,..,.
FLJJis-r IN "a = GO'ot."Ls, " :. -
Supreme - 7V-1 W ne" i,l,iitS "a 20 ~,
o'd spIIa- Uy"' "' S... !f'i 80
fancy patent a. w. hSe-So w. ....,..,.
r-ou-Quotaiuns are Iol P"VA'-ses co.,
.llula- iUO pounds SCUM" Asu ~ -,
-elghJs and inferior 4uStt'S a. pti0eS ~
s'LIoNpOAu' -h7Chv 80. :, . g. - -,
Il - % 40. str'' In 'ronI - Nj,
h" ""t ASi = -. ~ r,,Izat
""toLusC roe I-SI 'i7' - - an,Irsh
"''I""oI "SI' IS - 80 - ct.I,ts peg
~, go - '0'' -
'iL 9 ..,.-. ,.,- 4.,,,,,,t. prir,e
: H.AI 81 = ~ ''''
~ geese al DC DC -, ,...,t demand tor =
~ NLL-' Al -, -, I,I
good qUaiii! IL. - GOA u per DOL Dol ,.u arg
"4N5EN" So"u "olu'"" 'o' ''''
.not al ". ...,...r.t- .,..,,... .... ,..r 5nz
TNNpE.N - I o'ioI, = -, -
a"ue.tN' n"o''to I)C PS' "o".' -'It ,,, -. ;.
5Jat.' per p"shSi' sums D'"nH 'o ,,'., ~
Oi>hci onions J. Uval - PEI - rIf 49,
DrIS Iy1l'' r'I "o"'' = g - =, -. 4.
IoLeu 'd'nasv 'p@ re! o'tIS '''i''''
per u"Shei. ,,,,,... ,,,..,....,,,. viii.
~ "@i-'- " neat iN'S S, ~ ',,I -
a do"H"'." ''""' ~ " -, ,,i
Corn, lsh, dr a..u' "a, l't 90, S''" Tur' @,
'y..o>' -! III IAN RENAME az wv
no UtilthC' l..,., ,.,,.. az, -
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Wool.

Information received at Lists wool
house shows good demand tor that
commodity, n. unchanged prices. This
hrm has now on hand about 250OOO
pounds Of wool, about ore-halt the guam
tty on hand the same time lest year The
wool now IN store is reported to be in
good order, and superior to the wool
purchased Tor several yesss past
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False.

Daring his speech an attempt was made
by some employees Of the REGISTER TO
create confusion in the meeting and to
circulate bills containing All offer on
Charest ms part to give away the Capt.
tol building in this city to the State, but
the attempt could hardly be considered a
success in view Of the overhsuling which
Colonel Wilson gave II - Standard.
The above paragraph as far as it refers
to the REGISTER Is false in all respects
and Is but smother indication of the
facility with which the Twjnkier can lapse
into u state OF chronic lying.
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select school
MO. u THIRTEENTH -TKEEI

MO. - THIRTEENTH STREET
Miss >ewham beg tp inform U'ff.
and the public II * her intention p
tlnu" hcr school az the abv . al1f
COurs" of ~ tru tons include ~
Miss y. would b. pleased ~ 40
plumber Oi pupils nov iUIyHZ E..
Iu Ur"parI lon or col ""r.
Lesson u French .r.frg '.' '.a
Terms, ST., pupils uUr. twelve
IylUT I--rD
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MILWAUKEE, Augus; !. - Flour -
Quiet and unchanged Whest-Op-2ed
unsettled and cio-eI nrm; 40. Nil
wsukee 81 24! seller Algl-: 81 49,;
seller September 81 OF; y. 81 o..
Corn Quiet tat steady; No 2, As.
Oats-Quiet; No. 2 soc. Rye-Qlet;
No. l old Sc; new SIC. Bsrley-Nomi-
nall No. , spring 58ci seller Septem Der
$50.
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Personalities.

Captain Steve Ripley, chief of police,
was serenaded by the Sumner band, al
bis residence in North Wheeling, night
before last.
Dame Rumor has booked a prominent
German of the Second ward, rs candi-
date for honors benedic.ine in the hear
future.
Capt. Bridges, superintendent of the
pcuitentiary, Is confined to ms room ri
Noundsvillr by Illness.
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"A .JIES' SEMINARY

DLAIR.NlLLE, PA. FALL -fr
ID opens thursday, S"pi'm Yef li. r
H.. cation very noslthU', "trE
terms moderate. Fu Cour-" OF t.
tlOn. FUr Gaia Ogur. pleas" ndirrr'
J. JEWETI rAtk'
Jyg6"gTD iuar
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zip.
Fireman shot

\ gentleman who came in on the md
1T train, reports hat, on yesterday,
t1e fireman on freight train was shot
twice when near heyser by striker
Tie states that one bail took effect in the
hand and one struck him on the chin
The wounded maa was still alive when
the passenger les the scen".
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at'hreling Gcglatev.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index to New Advertisements.
1es Cameos-.Iacoh " Gruhh.

Stones Cameos-Jacob w Grub.
Excelsior Machine Works-Redman
j. Co.
For Desirable Residence.
A Card-Valuable Information.
DE Hams Steel Pens-Stanton Il
Davenport.
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Washington & Lee uaiyes
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA

Gen. G. We. LEE, Pres. p.
OF instruction In Class cal. l.t...
Scientific SIN 'ftS. ami 0. f.. Nr..
departments OF Law and ,a.
my
the next session vii. open 81.
-uth. and close June -r,u. Iu. .rt...
exclusive OF Ouor> uua C,urU.uE ....
tx r,d SO; y mr>~lu. They u..
du Ell % - q or 81.
lOr full Information hEra4....
cular address WALTER EH..
Jy1Degfh tl.rhu.F
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Jack RaSS.

The Jack Bas> ,hing club has elected
te following officers. al will 90 out
= rs camp O. Wheeling creek as soon
SIS the water Is in good condition: Pres
dent, A. Reymsnn; Wee President,
Peter Welty; Secretary, George
Schmulbsch; Treasurer, The, ne
Sclrelber; COMMISSIONED, y. C. Egerter:
= Iartermaster, August Rolf
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Norwood High Sc6oo. 3 Col:
Norwood P. O., NJ son Co., u

Endorsed by the Faculty n' ''
vcrsi'y Of Virginia s- ono "I ... p
Training SCHOOLS lu the -1 ''
The Session Of i--1-s. ~.
2uh, ls77. WIN a fuIi 'orps "' ln'..
and fu!l and thorough u-'I. 'I.
Departments
EE-WTitr tor Catalogue.
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wheeling stock Yards.

WHEELING, August /, 1871.
Tho following were received at the
Wheeling stock yards during the last
two week:
C.e p mead, and sold ut 3! 10 4lc.
30 head and sod at Il to &c.
WM. BAYHA. Nccrstaru
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The most contented people are those
who visit Neuhausen's summer garden
and the fine concert and ball on Thurs.
day evenings.
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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
VI siD and 2Oth streets.
j. ". FERREL
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2IsG SEMl-GNNUAL SESSION B..
september ana, ls'7.
IVES ERN MARY AND COLE.
For students Oi both s"N"' 400 dH'
ptrtwrut,. lur'Ip rated 1865 u,a
ufIv situated FulI corps ur comp
iu>t!u.'"r.. Teams mod'Tdfc. tDIc,s b
address kEv. i. I. MAED. H. Dr.
Westminster. Md, or Kew w..
TpN, Agt, - y. carey ~, EuuwH
lyihrZ
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The University of Woor

BEN. \ \. +. TNNLmU.u..
II dcua. Co.ltg.at, tua 9.,...... 81.
paIlmeutS m 81 .Jys>W. nrr..,....
capable ana vNprr rlcr. Hr...,,
teachers. Nearly 300 SUDDEN.
Pullp>,phic and ~g.u...-
graded tO tGv ,taudaTdu t,..-.
French and German .a-.. ,...
Moral and religious luU.....,. .... o.
Location Lraltnul uu. ..n..r
tUS new expenses very uu ....
Of either 81. Fall term opens >,.,r.
send I"T "a catalogue % ..... ..
where. Address 'nr I.r,a,a, a..
ONO. Ni..-
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TO RECEIVE FREIGHT

and that trains were moving, the streets
we're filed with transportation wagons
going to and from the depot building,
which was filed to overlooking with
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"A. a. NJ. T.. MP. NJ.
BALTIC. 4 yhio X. X. 4:iu 1925" $40
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Discharged.

James =. Hutchinson. who was ar
rsigned before Squire Phillips charged
with attempted rape on the person OF n
girl named Sn!pley, was discharged from
custody last evening the evidence not
being sufficient to warrant his detention
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No NICER place and no more real
pleasure than in Neuhausen garden.
To-day there will be one Of his fine en-
terrain ments.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE lNSTI-.
SINIOION. NIHC.INI,

with over Twenty Teachers AND .+-
ranks among the mr.. school, Bug.
ladies' iu the Url.rd States. .mr.....
ul Valley ut \lr-iUlg ar'r..
health. Attended by pup, m- q.
10 twenty states. pr'H' rc u.mr
pcuscN required Session Open, g.
ls77 BuaId and Tuition tore. .r.,.
re year $40. For catalogue yrt
formation, addrr = r,v. N..,U,a
u. H., Pc .IdHut, ~tUuu'uU. y.
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At this writing, midnight, all is quiet,
and there l. no evidence whatever that
there will be further trouble 1t WAS re-
ported on tie streets yesterday that the
trains which had started out had been
stopped at Benwood. but this report Is
emphatically denied By railroad men.
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STANDARDS.
BOSTONS,
SCORE BY INNINGS

Innings............l =
Bostons .,.......5 2 D | 0 D S-l9
Standards...,..0 0 U 0 U q %
Umpire, Mr.. kobt. Nc Nichol.
Time OF game, 2 hours.
Earned Runs-BostonS 3, Standards U.
Struck Cut-BOstons !, Standards Il.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-02

1857 Prizes, amounting to-. .........Sl ~, 800
Write TOR Circulars or send orders 10
NJ. 4. DAUPHIN, y. .. Box b)l, New Or
leans, La.
grh Grand Monthly Drawing, Tuesday,
Sept. Ith. Capital Prize 5000. Ticket, -
each iyJc DW~-gt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-02

TRUTH is mighty ana will prevail
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpet r'n
At j. W Ferrel's. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints. to t.
cents; A Chintz s cents; Table Linen.
20 cents; Crash, cents. AL other good.
IN proportion.
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leIinauenIInnd SnIes.

The time for the sale OF delinquent
lands IN the different counties in this
State, will be found below. Parties whose
lands are delinquent will, by calling on
the Auditor and redcemlug them before
the time advertised for sale, save 10 per
cent, besides the increased interest. Fol
louipr ,S tho Inst.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-02

NEUHAUsES. concerts and balls
every Thursday evening in his beautiful
summer garden are meeting with the De
served success.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-02

JUST received. lot OF Childrnn's
Shoes OF the latest styles, 81. l.. V.
Blends.
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ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.

THE USDEKS tGNED HAVING BEEN
1 duly appointed and qualified ts admin
istTatrlN oithe estate OfDr. David Ba kuley
decreased, lafe OF ONO county, West % .
al, persons having claims against sad
estate viii present the : me duly aufkeu-
ticated TO the undersigned and all person.
indebted 10 said estate will make pay
meut % the same.
SARAH BAGCLEI,
jy25a Administering OF said esta!e.