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ny virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by Edmund
Booking 70 the undersigned Trustee, dated the 10Th
day Of december, A. D.. 1876, and Of record In the
Clerks oiliee Of tbs County Court q Ohio county
In Deed Of Trust Book No. II, IsSc Isl, Will, on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of August, 1877,
COmmshclng at 10 O'clock A. ~, at the Drug Store
81 the aid Edmund BOcEnE. on the corner Of I2ih
and ChAplD streets, In the city Of Wheeling. sell
at public EugtSon 10 the highest and lest Bidder
the following described property: AL the castings,
furniture, N6stls, medicines and property contain
ell In the Drug store Of the IAid Edmund BOcking,
embncing, among other things, show casGs and
contents, so bottles jan and cans and their con-
tents, IaekHga and cS1 Of patent mtdicines iron
tafe, book HSB and deck, lihnry containing two
hundred VOLUMES o! pharmaceutical, chemical Hrd
scientific bOokA, prescription Csc together with
Its bottles Hnd contents, l sciA fountain. micro
scope, Iairs Of scales, and all kinds Of medicine
drugs and liquors that GPpertaln TO lrst-class
Drug Store.
Al the 0me time, but at the dwelling house Of
the aid BOcking, situated on 18th street, lctWeen
Eol and Byron streets, The undersigned will sell,
BY virtue Of the aid deed, I'll the household and
kitchen furniture Of the said BOckipg, oonIist ng
Of beds, bedRSadI, carpets diVaas, chain, stands
book easae slows, glassware looking glasses, ard
and Amost everything that i usually c1ntaibGd In
aSell iurnllhed dwelling hous,. At the ssns
time will also sell several ptcsa Of leWelry ware.
For mere particular description Of the property
10 be bold, reference II made 10 the said deed q
trust, or parties deIlFinE TO purchase nsy ObtAin
full Information from the Trustee.
Ttrms Of payment made known en- the dsy Of
ale. W, u. JOHHSOS,
!yI Trustee.
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OF d
THE UNIVERSITY OF WOOSTER.
REV. AAE. TAYLOR, DID,, President

A large property and endowment Full corps q.
experienced Professor. Nearly 800 studentL
Chheal, Philosophical ard seIentIae Courses, a.
In btst Colleges. Frrnrh and German taught th:T-
ouShly. Board and expenses cheap a. elsewhere.
Preparatory Department taught mainly By Col.
leCo teaehsn- Englhh, Classical ard Normal
coures. ALL CLASSES oPES TO YouSo woMES.
Catalogues sent freely on application to the PRES
IDEET, Wooster, Ohio jy+w,sAW
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THE cheapest shoes in the city at
LY. BLoND's


How IT Is DoNE.-The first object in
life With the American people Is 10 get
riehi the second, how to regain good
health: The first can be obtained BY en-.
ergy, honesty and saving; the second,
tgood heAlth,) by using GREENs AUGUST
FLOWER. Should you DO respondent
sufferer from any Of the effects Of Dys.
pepsis, Liver Complaint, Indigestion, &c,
such as Sick Headache, Palpiiation Of the
Heart, Sour Stomach, HAbltuAl Costiye.
meas, Dizziness OF the Head, Nervous
Prostitution, Low Spirits, &C., you need
not suffer another day. Two doses OF
AUGUST FLOWER will relieve you at once.
Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regular size,
rs cents. Positively sold by all frst.class
Druggists in the us. cod
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sESDlEG On TO GERMASY.-During
the past three days, since freight traffic
has been resumed on the Z. 4 o. road,
Mr. Isaiah Warren has been shipping
oil to Germany At the rate Of 200 barrels
PER day. Notwithstanding the Interrupt.
lion 10 his businesa BY the strike, Nr.
Warren exports hnFing the month Of
July aggregated 400 barrels Of oil. Mr..
Warren sends oil a. far away a. New
ZEALAND.
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MERCHANTS HOTEL,
North Fourth ST., above Market
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

This iGyorIte Hotel, With sooouuDtltIos, 70
20 guests, has ben leased BY the Iubs1itsf y
Term o. Yeln. 1t can Be aid With oousdsn" y
the old AerrhlntS, under the neI Gdfninnir'ns ~,
already an assured Jueces, and II Is my dogiyYY
nation TO meet the Just expectations q the W..
10 these times Of financial dopreESon, BY lptfcI,.
Ing graduated scale Of prices. FROM 8? 50 "
Ter day, with hoard, RecGrdlDg to location q ~,
The service, table and all other lcconEDghs'I
the same 10 Ill guestL
During the past year many lmpfoTtEEr 4 ~.
made, among them Passenger and tarr7ts ~,
tor, thus rendering all rooms Of easy HoCss w
improvements are 10 progress, Ehlch, uhtn tshh,
60, vii place the Merchants Hotel Freoni 10 DIV
10 Philadelphia
The looatlon q the houIo l. one Of the B0i 81,
renlent and really GENITAL Of any In the city "A.
rooml Te light airy well ventilated 40 ~, ~,
someIy inTniAhed. HorJe cars Of various lfr ",
constantly By the door, Offering every VppTtu.'9',
70 me guests, every moment day and hiSbt' 70 '''
all points Of pubic lnterea.
je25 B, LORE, PEoFEIEToE
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PERSONAL PoISH.-Messrs. VIM. II.
Woodward and Spauldiug Wallace arc
rusticating at Campbells Station, on the
Central Ohio road.
Miss Ella Moore will leave on the
steamer Hudson to-day for Parkersburg,
TO spend few weeks.
Mr.. Frank a. Layman, Of the Colum.
bus Dispatch, is at the Mcclure House.
Mr.. A. Hunter Smith, Of Parkersburg,
registered at the Mcclure last night.
Prof.. William F. Baker, a promising
young magician Of this city, expects to
start out on a professional tour about the
FIRST Of September.
Col. 7. p. ShallcroSS has had an Gle.
giant granite monument put up in Mt.
Wood Cemetery.
Mr.. +. Gerling, prominent German
citizen Of Martinsburg, is in the city.
Rev. SnodgraSs will preach in the Chap.
line Street NJ. E. Church tomorrow upon
the following subjects: Morning-"The
Christian Race" evening-"The Recon-
cillation Of Labor and Capital"
Rev. Heinrich, who recently rendered
his resignation as pastor Of St. Paul's
German Church, has been prevailed upon
by his congregation to remain.
Mr.. Jacob Kemple's fame is spreading
as temperance orator. He il wanted
at Newark, ZanssVille and Columbus.
Jake says he expects to hear from Gin.
cinnati, Sunfsh and few other small
places before the close OF the season.
DR.. Ryan, Of Louisiana, is in the city
visiting his father.in-law, Mr.. Jacob
Arndt.
Lieut.. ]. .. Lukens, Of the Mathews
Light Guards, has been appointed Quar-.
termaster.
Miss Mary A. Phillips cele brated her
birthday by entertaining a number Of
friends at her residence in the First
Ward last evening. The evening was en-.
ioyed by all who were fortunate enough
10 be present.
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BrrTESET 4 DoG.-A little daughter ii
JuliuS Ioh'e Was seriously bitten by 4
dog belonging TO Ar. John IIscksl, lie
Market street cutler, yesterday afternoon.
The dog ICON after "ShufiIed Oh this NOR.
tai coil, " assisted by Officer James Henry,
who was under the painful necessity oi
giving him thirteen ddaes Of cold lead h..
fore he succeeded in getting him 10 leave
this vain world OF tear.
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DULL-Bu'iness is very dull at the
Court House these hot days. 10 courts
are in session, and but little Is doing in
the offices OF the various Clerks. The only
item we came across at the temple Of
justice yesterday was one deed Of trust
admitted TO record in the County Clerks
office. There were no transfers OF real
estate, no marriage licenses, no probate
business.
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DR.. E. a. FARQUHAR's INDICATED
CRACKERS, for the relief and cure OF
every form Of dyspepsia, or other iunc.
tional disease Of the stomach and bow.
els, as we'll as all sympathetic affections
arising thereirom. There Is no taste or
smell OF medicine about them--nothing
to indicate to persons using them thai
they are taking medicine. Their princi-
piles are 80 combined as to affect the sys.
TEN by insensible action, which gives a
quick, healthy and complete digestion
cures the disease by removing the cause,
For sale by druggists and grOcers gensr,
ally.
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NATURES MAS.-Scripture informs US
that God made man in his own image,
but Grub ascribes his origin to blind
Nature, which accounts for the com.
munistic character Of the article. Thank
fol as he (Grubb) may be to Nature for
having got him up alter the image Of
man, most men will be equally thankful
that they were not made either by God
or Nature after his (Grubb'O image.
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HAPFY.T1DESos Tor neryous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and quacked. Pulvermaches's Electric
Bella eaectuaLy cure premature debil.
ity, weakness and decay. Book and Jour.
nal with information worth thousands,
mailed free. Address PuLvERNAcHRR
GALyASIo Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. DIV
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ZANEsvILLE, ONO, June, 1877.
DR.. Z. A. FARQuHAR, Dear SI:-Aiter
having been afflicted with Indigestion for
over 5 years, and.suHering almost death
with it, having tried all remedies that
heard Of, and had the best physicians to
prescribe for me, all to no effect, l was
induced by my son (who, by the way,
used them with the best results, to try
your Medicated Crackers, and am happy
to gay that they do me more good than
anything ever have taken. am re-
lieved from all suffering after using them
one month, and l would not do without
them for twice their cost. Yours respect
inlIy, META CoRDEs.
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ANOTHER SERIOUS RUNAWAY AT TIL
ToSvILLE-While Mr.. CASTOR King Miss
Annie Lewis and Miss Belle Conway were
out riding Thursday night Just above Til.
tonvile, the horses took fright and ran over
the river bank, which is some Is or %
feet high, breaking Mr.. Kings arm and
iniurlng Miss Lewis quite severly in the
back and shoulder.
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MARTrSsBURG CAPrTAL MEErTSG.-A
Martinsbnrg Capital meeting ia to be
held at Capitol Square this evening.
Hon. John Blair Hoge, Hon. A. r. Boteler
and Col. Nadenbousch will address the
meeting. The above gentlemen will also
speak at Triadelphia at O'Clock P. N.
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THIEVES on THE IsLAED.-On Wed.
nesday night las; 4 thief effected an en-.
trance to the residence OF Mr.. Henry
Jones, on South Front street, Island, but
being frightened by a noise In the house,
the rucal took hasty departure, leaving
pair Of new pantaloons behind him.
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STOCK SALES.-Hervey & Britt yester.
day disposed OF the following stocks:
Two shares Elm Grove Railway stock,
par value $50, at $40 per share.
twenty-five shares Of !ftna Iron
Works slock, par value 800, at s37 50
per share,
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TIED UP.-The little steamer Bette
Gilbert has been tiled up" at this point,
the colored cook having sued the owners
for wages due him aggregating 500. The
boat belongs to Capt. Campbell, OF
Moundsville, and others. She has but
Just been taken off the docks.
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Ii the alleged abortion case atsteu.
benyille the Coroner'S jury found that
the deceased, Ida Thomas, died from iy-
phOid fever, but that miscarriage had
been produced. Miss Peterson, charged
with the crime, was held in $3.50 bail.
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STRIKERS AT YoRKvrLLE.-A 10, Of
strikers from Rainey's Coal Works, up at
Yorkyille and Tiltonville on Wednesday
evening, headed by drum and fiie, were
having u jolly good time. The squad
numhered from 200 10 900.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
Valuable Docks and Fixtures,

Tho uudSITignsd, admInIstrator Of the e,tAtc Of
Jacob Dressed, deceased, will oHeT at public Slle
TO the highest aAd beIt bidder, Rt the west end Il
the suIpenEtOn Bridge, on Wheeling Island,
on SATURDAY, AUGUST IS, 1871,
commencing 1t 10 O'Clock a. ", the following de-
Ecribod personal property, that ito gay: sections
Of docks with ShAnIy-GOat, and tools and fixtures
Tor working the Hsme.
TERNs or ALI-One-hali cash; balance In three
and dix months, with hond and approved security.
THOMAS PRINCE,
AdmlnIatIalOr.
AuciIonoer-J. c. Hervey. jy2so
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POLICE CoURT.-Judge Cranmr.-The
following cases were up before His Honor
yesterday:
Toby Vance was sentenced to thirty
days at the city prison for drunkenness.
Henry Kleyes, for the same ofense,
went up for thirty days.
John Gross, charged with lounging in
the Second Ward market house, was fined
s.. Execution was suspended on defend.
ant agreeing to leave the city. Gross
halls from Mt. Pleasant, Ohio.
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THE Odd Fellows Of Washington couu.
~, Pa, are to have celebration at Pros
perity on the 10Th inst, on which occa.
sion Or. Creigh, OF Washington, will de.
liver an address,
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THE Patrons Of Husbaudry have about
$4,000 pounds Of wool in their ware.
house at Steubenville. The members in
this section will hold picnic at Gaston's
Grove on the third Saturday in August.
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EMoRE STREET IMrRovEsCESE.-We
are glad 10 sec that property owners
realize the value Of the improvements
Just completed on Market street, and are
moving 10 secure similar improvements
10 other portions Of the city, at their own
expenpe. The following agreement, hand.
cd TO the City Clerk yesterday, will ex-
plain iiEeli;
awe, The undersigned, property owners,
hereby agree to pay on demand to a spe.
cial committee 10 be appointed by the
Council Of the city Of Wheeling, the re.
spectiye amounts opposite our names, the
same being at the rate Of so cents per
llneal foot Of our property fronting on
18th street, between Market and Main
streets, the same to DO applied to the pay.
ment Of the expenses incurred,by the city
on the Improvement Of said portion Of
18th street.
North Side-M. L. OF, agent; VIM
Paxton, franklin Insurance Company,
by ], n. Vance, President; VIM. Hare,
0'Kane & Divine, J. W. Paxton, Ex'
change Bank, by J. N. Vance, President.
South Side-H. b. and Il. B. McLain
Bank Of the Ohio Valley, by @. Adams
Cashier; Jacob HOrnbroOk, Platof Zane
trustee,
A similar petition il in circulation
among the property owners on that por
ton Of l9th street between Market and
Chapline streets, and is receiving many
signatures.
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BREAK DOWN IN PRIcEs.-Dress Goods
3 cents, Black Kid Gloves IS cents and
Carpets as cheap as Is cents, They have
10 be sold to raise money now.
]. W. FERREL.
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LETTER CARRIERS REPoRT.-Work
done by the letter carriers in July, 1877:

TEMPERANCE NorEs.-A very interest.
ing temperance prayer meeting was held
at Parkers' Hall last night. A large au.
dience was present. The exercises were
dby Mr.. John Woods. Another
prayer meeting will be held at the same
place tonight.
Regular temperance meeting at Otfs
Hall tonight and tomorrow night. We
learn that the Otis Hall meetings are
improving ir interest, numbers and good
speeches. The talent developed during
the progress OF the temperance revival
here last winter and this summer Is being
brought into requsition with good effect.
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DowS! DowS! Down - Another
break down in prices Of Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound 10 sell al some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and Goth streets.
L ~ Enn
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JOHN RoENER Is closing out all OF his
Summer Dress Goods, Wall Paper and
Carpets, at almost your own prices for
cash. Call soon il you want 10 save
money,
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GheGnteAigstreer.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 4, Is77.


HS" "NNCAASCAAcutbs
Letter List.
Chapline Street N. +. Church.
Fourth Street N. Z. Church.
Reformed Episcopal Church.
Tents-John Bailie.
To Shippers and the Travelling Public.
Picnic-Father Kreusch's Vineyard.
Great Reduction-John Friedel.
Acknowledgements Excursion.
Carpets-G. Mendel, Booth & Co.
Card Photos-Higgin-' Gallery.
Cheap Photographs-Parsons.
BaIe Ball--Buckeyes W. Standards.
head Of local.
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CARPETS! Carpets! Carpctsl Itisa
we'll settled fact that the cheapest Car.
pets and Dry Goods in the city are found
at J.W. FERREL's
Corner Main and Goth 81,
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the Parkersburg temperance excur.
sion has been postponed until next satur.
day, August llth, owing 10 4 misunder.
standing with the Captain Of the steamer.
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YALE OF BANK STOCK.

In pursuance Of an order made by the Board OF
the schOol Fund, and In compliance with the pre-
yilonI Of Section IS Chapter 49, Of the Acts lS12-
3, the following Bank 81 cEB arc offered for ale by
the Board Of the schOOl Fund o! West NirginlI,
to-Wlt:
so shares, Of so each, In the First National
Bank Of RaiTmnnt;
100 shares, Of $40 each. 10 the National Bank Of
West virginia, at wheeling;
go shares, o. Sl0O each, Ia the PlTkcrsbu'g Ma.
tlonsl Bank
tsalrd bids viii he received by inc At the Audi
tors ONCE, IN WntclinR, until the l5IiI DAY UR
AUGUST, isII, for said STOCK, or 20 mHnJ AhGei
thereof az each bidder may be willing to puTthlsc.
Tht bidder must state In his bid, what stock aud
the number o, EguTes hr dtsTcs 10 purchaie, and
the Price. Ia cash, he will pay for tPch share.
The night Is reserved 10 reject any or all bids.
J 1-ErH :. MILLER,
lJ27 See : Bolri Of School Fund.
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BREAK down in prices Of Dry Goods
and Carpets. Now is your time. Call
and price. Got 10 sell.
J.W. FERREr.
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The Science departed fer Parkersburg
at 1Ol Am.
The Market Boy LEI! for Matamor~ at
l0l Am.
The Hudson is seven or eight hours be.
hind time, having been detained at Gin.
cinnati until midnight Tuesday night.
She will leave on time to-day.
The Scout left for Pittsburgh yesterday,
with tow Of freight.
The Courier will be the regular Par.
kersburg packet to-day.
The Ragon will leave for Pittsburgh
this morning.
We CLEAN the following items from
thtPitSburgh Dispatch:
The lower Ohio is getting low for ma.
yigation purposes and boats are expert.
encing considerable difficulty.
There will be gay times here this fall
with four weekly Pittsburgh and Cincin.
natl packets and more coming.
Boats at the landing that have made
their last trip, having handed in their
Chips:" Wild Duck, Stella, Hercules.
Their places will be supplied with new
boats. They have had their day and now
give place TO others.
The report from Cincinnati in regard
to the new packet lineis that the new
Telegraph, Captain Z. Morgan, will leave
Cincinnati every Tuesday and Pitts.
burgh eve:y Saturday. The Potomac,
Captain, will leave Cincinnati every
Friday and Pittsburgh every Tuesday.
This will leave Monday, Wednesday and
Friday tobe filed by other packets.
The new Emma Graham will be the
Wednesday packet from here, leaving
Monday and Friday for Captain Cal.
houn's packet. There will be lively
times this fall among the boats.
IBy Te!cgnPh.l
PTTrsBuRoH, August 3.-River . feet
l inch, and falling. Weather, fair. The
Mallie Ragon, Of Wheeling, arrived and
departed.
NASHVILLE, August S.-River falling
90 inches on the shoals. Departed-SlahI.
man, Cairo.
LITTLE Rock, August S.-River fall.
ing, G feet s inches by gauge. Weather
clear and warm.
CAIRO, August 3.-Arrived-Common
wealth, St. Louis. River lG feet inches
and falling. Weather clear. Mercury
s0'.
The barge Alpha, loaded with logs,
belonging 10 Leibke & SChrage, upset
and sunk to-day below Columbus, while
in tow OF the steamer Northwestern. The
barge is total loss.
ST. LOUIS, August 3.-Arriyed-Bay.
less, Quincy; War Eagle, Keokuk; City
Of Vicksbnrg, Vicksburg. DEPARTED
Bayless, Quincy; War Eagle, Keokuk.
River fallen . inches. Weather clear
and very hot.
EVANSVILLE, August 3.-weather
clear; mercury G5 10 Csc; wind north.
River Ito feet on shoals. Up-Idle-
wild, NJ. Smith. Down. A. Woodruff,
Johnson, Tarascon, Baum, Hattie Now.
land. Business rather active.
NIcKsBuRG, August 3.-Rlyer fell / in
cheS. Weather clear. Up-Morgan,
and Phil. Allen, Down-Lee and Cher
okee.
New ORLEANS, August 3.-weathcr
clear; mercury 9l'. Arriyed-Centen.
nial, ST. Louis.
MEMPHIS, August 3.-River fell 8 in.
ches, and now stands at Is feet inches.
Weather clear; mercury So. Departed
Tower, Vieksburg; Helena, St. Louis.
CINCINNATI, August 3.-River I feet 5
inches and stationary. Weather clear and
warm. Arrived-Andes, Wheeling; L.
Davis, St. Louis. Departed - Andes,
Wheeling.
LOUISVILLE, August 3.-Weather clear
and pleasant. Departed-Mitchell, Gin
cinnSti River falling, with 4 feet .
inches in the canal
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"PRETTY waiter girls" are the latest
saloon novelty. They were introduced
in the city last night by the manager OF
the Tivoli Garden.
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A WRIT Of error and supersedeas 10 the
judgment Of the County Court in the case
Of David Davis, found guilty Of bastardy,
was yesterday allowed BY Judge Melvin.
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SADAcCIDxST-Sammy Krebbs, lad
about nine years Of age, a son Of Mr..
Christian Krebbs, Of Krebbs' Landing, O.,
was drowned in the Ohio river near Fish
Creek Island, on Thursday last. 1t seems
that the Waterman Of the wreck OF the
J. n. Camden, who boards with Mr..
Krebbs, volunteered 10 take a number Of
children 10 see the wreck, among whom
were three children Of Col. Jake Nunge,
Of this city. After they had spent while
on the wreck they concluded to re.
turn, the watchmRn thinking that it
would be better 10 divide The party
and take them over few at a
time lie succeeded in getting them
all TO the shore excepting young Krebbs,
who was LETT in company with n little
daughter Of Col. NuDge for the last trip
While he was gone. the boy and girl got
in skif that was lying by the wreck
and BY some means unknown they were
both thrown into the river. The girl was
rescued by the frightened Waterman alter
some difficulty, and the boy was drowned
We have not heard whether his body has
been recovered or not.
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MOTHERS will grow weary and sigh
over the Baby's troubles when DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup would relieve the Child and
thereby give the Mother rest. Price p
cents. d&w
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JCsncE BrLGER has fitted up his new
quarters on Chapline street, opposite the
Capitol, and now has neat, cheerful and
comfortable Office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-04

IT ia expected that the Washington &
Waynesburg Railroad will be completed
As lar a. Bates Fork, Greene county, by
September !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-08-04

tHAvE small lot Of Josephine Kid
Gloves, in black, good fresh goods, which
! atm offering at 81 G5, two buttons;
cheap. G. G. Rorn.