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The Most Eminent Living Authors sueh a.
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Which opens with November. 1876, begins
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Queen VictOTla's New like
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dhe i rue American "a Characteristic Poem.
Washington Marcia! OF France.
Jean lngelOw's Fancy
New Horse, Car Poetry, for April.
Dom Pedro ChAractGristics
a Whist Party in the Ark.
ihtse Capiialists--AstOr, Stewart, Vanderbilt.
Mark iwsin al Horse Auction.
1nsi en4.e Lobbyist at Washington.
ne rlrl OF seyil ca Spanish Poem
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Afieihus ar! Character and PeculIaritIea.
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Nicholas Minturn, .


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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-04

SQUBs FROM THE DIAMOND FIELD
There are a couple OF pretty fair mines in
the lower part Of SOnth Wheeling known
by the euphonious titles Of stump Pick.
ers" and Regulars" They had match
game yesterday for prize ball, and the
former won by score OF 10 tOS.
The Hubbard Board Pliers yesterday
defeated Our Boys by score OF 95 10
16.
The second nine Of the Atlantics yes
terday afternoon defeated the second nine
OF the Belmonts by n score Of Q too.
The Standards Of Wheeling will play
the SteubenyilleS IN this city Saturday,
Seubenriiic Garette.
The Sleubenvile Gd=eiLe says: "Wheel.
ing has bad down fall from which she
will hardly ever recover. Her base ball
club was beaten yesterday IS to nothing.
The EOstons did it,"
The BO-ton5 didn't beat that alleged
club at Wheeling very much day before
yesterday; the score was only 10 to o.
JfLDbur9h Dbpateh.
The 'Velocipedes" and "Dusters' will
play game on the Peninsula Grounds
this afternoon.
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BMDGEPoRT NoTEs.-Wm. Cloudy, the
originator ofthe late "ioul" proceedings,
was fined $50 and costs for INDUCING in
his little fun, his sire being responsible
for the payment thereof.
Geller, who was arrested on the same
charge and at the same time, was cleared,
there not being evidence sufficient TO con-
Vict him.
Anumber OF husky-toned gents peram.
bulate Morgan and Howard streets utter.
ing unearthly sounds only equalled in
melody BY later nocturnal Thomas.cat
concerts. Will some good philanthropist
condense those sounds ard ship them
eastward to serve towards the total an
nihillation and determination OF the
Bashi.Bszouks so turbulent in that re.
gion. Besides we think it extremely
cheeky" gents, to break into Sweet Buy
and Buy" when the total sum Of your
whole joint capital when last counted
amounted TO nickel.
We overheard a discussion the other
day b. the would.be debators Of Bridge.
port at their usual rendezvous respecting
popular literature, both ancient and
modern, during which the group became
suddenly enlightened by the assertion
that az hold, gentlemen, that the man
who invented steam flour mills is greater
than Shakespeare" The gentleman, in
his allusiOn tosieam, evidently wished to
draw attention to the all.importauce and
capabilities OF Hot IPdLer. DETRoP.
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sASCHo PASzA, by a merry crnceit OF
Duke Whathisname, was once created
King Of an Island, and by a singular
freak Of fortune the present local Of the
Register found himself on the editorial
tripod. The public is by this time quite
familiar with the character Of this brag.
gadocio. 1t has not yet forgotten that
when the local editor Of this paper Wa
murderously assaulted, and the Register
man threatened, BY notorious desperate,
the brave Captain Bobadil Of the
Rsgi'ter boldly fastened to put him
self under the protection OF the
police. Nor has It forgotten that the
Register local, who SO delights in sensa.
tions, wrote some three or four mild lines
about the assault, while the other city
papers, and many Of our exchanges, de.
nounced the affair as one Of the most
brutal, cowardIy and unprovoked attacks
ever recorded. Was the brave Grub
cowed by bully His "head will never
be used as foot ball" 40 long as there's
a policeman's coat tail near enough to
catch hold of.
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FRIEND
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.1!Ii2II[l!I33
CARP IT'S
AN D
UNDERTAKING
ITO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of,
engaglng 10 Grape 6roWlnu,
Coal Mining or Market
6aFdenlBu.

account o. AdTAnced Hge an dsrirop, n
changing my residence, and Therefore oer ior AZ
ny Iafn situated opposite the city Il Wheeiiny on
w Liyer ganE, midway between Bhdrrport and
Aaruls Ferry, and Immediately djoinins he vi.
age o. EtnAVllle. The property oonS8tS "A "a
1eTes o. hill and table land and is Of riTer hoiioro
N tnS hll mere are two seams Of coal, SO al ~
lTt thlsE, three deposits Of Limestone e q rs
ven elose texture nind or free stone, an Is ioot
ven q mari which altogether make 4 soIi md an
gLnaeiIylng bed Of dePohtI Of rieh and yaluabI9
on the surface, the larger portion Of which liz,
eenuy hoping 70 the east, and all under dIrrrt ~,
s1re TO the sun, Il vineyard Of 81 ScreI pno'fIy
CaaSh grlps5, al In dBe bearing condition. Hbo1t
even yeArs old, which has proven tSelI abIe 10 pST
nandsone Per cent 10 the cultITStoF,
me property Is being approached above and IA
IoN oy an advancing tide Of perSons Ieeking mail
noneste2ds, and Il now really the only unoeeunIsd
,yeeIniory eetEeen Bridgeport and Mirtln'g Fer,
y = valuable a. an investment for clTltsl EsekIn: =
le purchase and valuable 10 those Who T1pf ~.
ket glrdenins ground Close TO the city. II fro5t,
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The terms q ale will b uns-thirl cab. t,l,r,.
" I've annual payments, pa cent lntPreit an N.
IsIted payments. For further taTtIciilars In1rir.
o. RICHARD CRAWFORIi
IN The premises, or By mail al Bridgeport, ohIo,
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4 BAD FALL.-Jacob Stout, a work.
man On tbs Washington Hall building,
while wheeling barrow load Of brick on
4 sciHpld yesterday afternoon, ran the
barrow too near the edge, when 1t tipped
over, carrying him with it. lie fell n
distance 81 thirty feet, and sustained
serioW injuries, being 'everely bruised
about the breast and legs, and cut on the
chin. He was conscious when picked up,
and will probably recover. His home is
in North Wheeling.