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The WNrkingmeU.

The Fourth ward meeting WAS called
to order by President Darrah. and tne
following business transacted THO Com
mittee on Parade reported scarcity OF
torches, and the workingmen were rs
ouested to bring in all the torches IN 'heir
possession, and those who were not sap
p,ied could march without. The Com
mittee on Workit gmen's Paper re-
ported proposition which i"d
been accepted by the Finance Com
mittee III regard TO raising subscriptions
for the paper, the money SO raised to be
kept by the treasurer, or deposited IN
bank, until the paper WAS started, and
to be drawn by instaIlments by the pub
fishers as the paper progressed, so as to
secure the subscribers who paid IN adj
vance. The report was adopted, and a
Committee on Subscription appointed.
Adjourned to meet next Saturday even
ing
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ROnIe OfTn-NighI's Procession.

The following is the route of the work
ingmrn's procession which takes place
tonight: The procession will form ri
the Capitol building right resting on
ChapIire street, ami the line OF march
will be up ChaplIne street to Fourteenth,
down Fourteenth to Market up Market
to Seventh, down Seventh to MAN, down
Main TO Twenty up Twenty
fourth to Chsplinc, up Chspine 10
Twentieth, down Twentieth to Market,
up Market TO Eighteenth, up Eighteenth
to Wood, up Wood TO Sixteenth, down
Sixteenth to the Capitol, where TIE pro
ccssion will be dlsbanded. The time for
forming into line Is o'clock.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS,
Notes Gathered Hcre~and There by
Register Reporters.


The lair at esadiz will open October
10th.
YESTERDAY was pay day at the nail
works.
PAY day at the Belmont glass works
yesterday. |-.
The sporting fraternity of this city
visited ST. Clairsville yesterday.
JOHNNIE PORTS spralned his ankle al
the Nail Works Thursday evening.
PROF. b. q. HAGERMAN, Of the Beth
any College, will preach at the Disciples
Church tomorrow.
JUDGE L. d. THOMAS, Senator Thur
mar and Hon. II A. Foran will speak
to the Democrat this evening.
LAST night the workingmen held II
meeting on the public square. Robert
Marshall msde one OF his telling speeches
on the occasion.
Mr.. VIM. SCHRAMM, who received II
parslytic stroke about TWO ears ago, Is,
we understand, 10 be taken to Baltimore
for treatment shortly.
rHE. Ono Base Ball Club will give a
dance 1T Crswell's Hall tonight. This
Will be the first Of series of dances Ia
be given by that club this winter.
The erection OF a children's home for
this county is being somewhat sgitated.
Ii is u good move and one that should be
seriously considered by the people.
REV. I. 5 HoDGsoN. formerly Of the
NJ 4. ChurCh OF this city, has ben a.
signed to the Cadiz district 10y the C.cve.
laud Conference. Mr.. Hodgsoa j. q
Christian ger tleman and his loss to Lht
| church heI viii be felt.
LAST Thursday morning, tWo-year'
OLD girl child OF Mr.. L j. Harper, re-
siding on Gravel Hill, fell into the vault
of An earth closet, and was graduS y
sinking out OF sight as she was rescued
by u neighbor, who happened to be nes'
by at the time of the accident.
JACOB DURsT, the live ard energetic
Union street restaurant keeper, whI
never Tails to please his customers, al
WAYS has on hand the largest ana bes
oysters in town. He always fixes then
up to suit his patrons. Don't fsil 40 give
him trial, and you will be convinced
| *3t
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'rVCr news.

Tho ,,,rs.., -, ra, iandiur lssl evening
sn,,,oI ,sa, . rr.n., in the channel
and rising.
TIE Science Departed yesterday for
P.rker shurG.
IN" H'rhhr"'' a'ryed 'r'm M'nso
Yesterday "''H &C. Il l'y". 49,
me FN"eb'i. ." ''hc'"1aVh IS due
- 81 Ram, laws psrk.r,burr
..d, ~ "
P' nv I...l n..r...,. ava making u.usI
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rAEh A''> H., -. .''''' wv .
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OH CITY, September Zl.-kIyer III
chr- AID fall =. Weather far.
4, Nora,<vowN. september 2l.-kiver
,o,, Il niche, snd falling. Westher
clear. Mercury - deg.
BsowNsvTLLE. September 2l.-River
,eI and stationary. Weather lair.
Thermometer 63 deg.
,.uz.o,,.,n s..,.,,h.r 21-R;ver I
III - ~, = ~ :, p" - lion, I,.tI"rsrv
tGoI GU
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The only combination
Sof the true Jamaica Gin
Oyer with choice Aroma
tics and French Brandy,
is a delicious. harmless,
and strengthening SUBJ
stitute for all kinds OF
stimulantS. II promptly
relieves Dyspepsia, OPP
preston after Eating, &
every species OF lndiges-
ton, correctS all distur-
Dances of tile Stomach
and Bowels. and cures
Cramps, ChillS, Fevers,
and Ma aria. ASK Tor
Sanford's Ginger. Spl3b
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SHELL OYSTERS

lust RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE
81 saloon, the finest lot of Shell Oysters
in the city, which Will be served on the
hal t-shell and in every style. All persons
wishing Milford Haven oyster will call
at the Office Saloon. +. {. VAAS,
sp2la Proprietor.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterday Proceedings in the Dii-
ferent Judicial HOdics.
COUNTY CoURT-JuDGE BOYD.

COUNT tbOhi SD'E
The case of M. .. Budke vs. u. w.
McKin, certified by Justice Caldwell,
was put OF trial before jury. No yer
dict has yet been returned.
R. Il. Brit Va james Bodley, certified
by Justice Phillips. Passed.
C +. Cowsn VS.. w. W. Grouse, cerIi-
fed by Justice Mix. Passed.
Mrs. B. V. Voltz VS., George Frltsch.
Appeal from L. g. Hugh. Motion BY
plain itf's counsel for new trial MO
ton to be heard at future day
JOHN Robrecht. appellee, VS.. +. " &,
Railroad, appellant. Appeal taken
from ". H. Caldwell. This day came
the parties by their attorneys, and by
agreement the, whole matter OF law and
fact was submitted TO the Court. Judg-
ment approved.
George W. Robinson WAS appointed
guardian OF Mamie L. Robinson, Minnie
f. Robinson and Eva {. Robinson, or
phans of Elton L. Robinson, deceased
Bond $500, with ". II. Robinson rs Sc
curity. ~
The last will and testament Of VIM
Huk!ll was proved in open court Jas
and Martin Hukill were qualified as eH
ecutors, Bond $4,000, with K. NJ. Bow
or and A. NJ. Ridgely as securltle..
Adjourned till the usual hour TINS
morning.
MUNICIPAL. COURT JUDGE CRANMER
Lewis +. Stiiej was admitted TO practice
in this court. =,
Adler Il Rowelhem VS.. Frederick
Reiuicke, in asSumpst. judgement io'
plaintiff for Sl2526.
LOUISE J. Humphrey Va, VIM Mahion
and John j. Cooper, in deunue
judgement for defendants.
Irwin n Gilratn VS. }. w. Jones II
sssumpsit. Trial by jury. Verdict iol
plaintiff for SAL. Plaintiff has leave tc
Withdraw note.
Adjourned until to-day.
POLICE CoURT--JUDGE CRANMER.
Patrick Catfield disorderly, inec
twenty dollars and costs.
Jacob Hill and John Brown, disor
DERBY, fined one dollar aud cosls each.
Heury Burkmsn, assault, fined twenty
dollars and costs.
John Reilly and Oliver Linsey, drunk
enness, fined two dollars and costs each
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Norwood High School & College
Norwood P. o., Nelson Co., Va,

Endorsed by the Faculty of the Uni.
verSity OF Virginia as one OF the best
Training ScuO lis in the SOuth.
The Session of 1878, VIII open Sept.
10Th, 1871. with full corps OF Instructors,
and iuil and thorough instruction in all
Departments,
R6- Wrile for Catalogue.
object and Characteristic School is
modelled, in Its courses and methods OF
instruction, as TAR as possible after the
University OF Va, and is designed 10 pre-
pare young men for that Institution. But
at the same time the course of instruction
is so thorough and so complete, embraC-
ing as II does all the branches of kuOwl-
edge belonging 10 finished education,
that those who prefer To do SO can here
perfectly qualify themselves for lmmedi-
ate entrance upon the responsibilities of
life
Course OF study is rs comp etc and
thorough aS that OF any institution in the
State, following the most approved meth
DDS, ami embracing n full course in the
blowing Departments OF Study: /. The
English Branches. 2. The Latin and
Greek Languages. 3. The Modern Lam
guages, 4. Pure Mathematics. } Applied
Mathematics, Civil and Mining Engineer
ing. q. The Natural Sciences. :. Penman-
ship and bookkeeping.
Extracts from Testimonials.
UNIVERSITY OF VA, July 70, 1876.
SIR-lt gives me pleasure 10 state that
theNorYoud High School has sent young
mcu to Shis Institution well prepared Tor
the advanced classes OF the Academic
Schools. 1t ranks among the best training
Schools for high aud thorough culture.
Its discipline is excellent, ana the health
fitness OF the location unsurpassed.
| am, with great respect.
JAMES r. HARRISON, VI. D.,
Chairman Of the EdcuNU.
Among the numerous Institutions OF
learning in the south, few, If any, have
achieved the rapid and unprecedented
success which has been attained by the
Norwood High school 1t now stands Sec
Ond TO none IN the State, both in reputa-
ton and the extent of patronage IL enjoys.
The discipline, as well as the exercises,
are conducted as nearly as possible after
the plan Of the University OF Virginia,
anu having proved an entire success will
be continued without Chdnge.-COTre-
spOndence Of the GdiUestOn NelCs.
Refers to present patrons OF the School
from West Virginia, TO Judge 7. &. Green,
Judge NJ. EdIristOn, Judge John Bran
non, DR.. I. b, Camden and Col. j. VI
Ransom.
Also, to Mr.. g Brady, Mr.. J. H. Hobbs,
and other patrons Of the school but espe-
cially TO the old students themselves
ap23eg-
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Tbest. CIairsyiIie Races.

The fair at St. ClHrsville yesterday,
was largely attended. The fee tor all
trotting sweeepstske race, for purse of
500 to first, $50 to second, $50 tothlrd
and so to fourth, resulted as follows,
Ell Wilder winning, three entries:
Joe Morgan, sorrel gelding,
owned by Jeh Woodmansee."..,. | )
Belle Boyd, sOrrel mare, owned
by Pittsburgh parties................. ) 3 ) 2
Ed Wilder, sOrrel gelding, owned
by Newark, o., parties.........."..... : Z |
Time, 2:Z7, 2;3O14, 2:S0, 2S314.
The free for ali pacing race was won
BY Bay Harry in three straight heats
with ease, Wild Billy, Joe Scott and
Dutch Bill being entered against him:
Time, 2:39, 2:27h 2;27.
Bue Goose did not start. owing to
lame hip
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icacarr>' Meeting.

y very full representation OF the Off
Gers and teachers OF the Wheeling Nil
sion Sunday School met ut the house OF
their pastor last evening, Tor the study OF
the lesson OF tomorrow and 10 discuss
plans tor the -tiI greater efficiency OF
this large school. The meeting was full
Of earnGstness. aud must result in good
to the school These meetings are,
Bencelorth, to be held weekly, and every
department o; the mission work IL to re-
celvc additional energy AT the meet
ing last night, j. G. Stock, of Car isle,
Pa, author Of Sunday School Black
Board Exercises, in the AgeSburg Teach'
er, was present, and expressed his pleas
ure q: meeting the teachers OF Sunday
School Of which he had heard so iaVora.
bly AID so often.
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ObSpQuies.

The funeral services over the late
Adsms Dodson took place at the st
Mathews church, yesterday, the large
auditorium being we'll filled with friends
OF deceased. Ale-srs. Joseph Dubois,
Chas. o Brien, Major Burt, John Wag-
ner, j. n. Vance, Joseph Bell, Geo. K.
Wheat au1 Q. D. Hubbard were the pail.
bearers. y large number followed the
remains to their last resting place NJ
Green wood, about fifty vehicles being in
the lire of the procession.
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The cheapest Eooris the GraveI Roof

George Crun bscker 81 thi- city, IS
now July prcrtF"I - pu,' "n gravel
ryois in the mo, mp',g.l method, and
warrants MS work a. eve satisfaction,
both as to resisting tire and turning
water. The tar used is put through u
process that frees it from oil and benzole,
and no matter bow great the heat, i: will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
OF every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
hacker keep, on hand roofing cement
nud cemen. t,r tanks and sidewalks OF
the best quality, which he offers for sale
st the lowest rats. This roo; has stood
aiuer-. .rt,- g.. '.,r- r.'v.
Auir,- aIn ,r.u.an the postosice or
nali IT. his establishment, head OF 18th
,ad Wood streets All orders promptly
attended TO.
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.CurNCK,s pULMONIC SYRUP

For the Cure OF Consumption, Coughs anu
Colds, The great virtue OF this mediclun -
is that AZ rlpens the matter ana thtoWs IL
out OF the system, purifies the oiooo, anu
thus objects a cure.
sCHESCK's SEA WEED TONIC, FOB THE CUkk
OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGEsrIos' &c
The Tonic peoduces IA healthy action OF
the stomach, creating an appeLlts,Iorn nl ME
chyle, and c, ring the most oosllnatS CASES
Of Indigestion, @ l.
sCHESCK's MASpE-AKE PILLS, foR THEcUKh
OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &C. -
These pills are alterative, and produce a
healthy action OF the liver without thS
least danger, as they are free from caiolile =
and yet more efticacious IN restoring
healthy action OF the liVer.'p . g.,
These remedies are a certain cure IoI
Consumption as the PulmohiS Sfno3
ripenS the matter and purines me oi '
The Mandrake pills act upon the liver
create a healthy bile and remove an dls'
aases of The liver, often cause OF ION
snnption. The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone
and strength to the stomach, makes .
good digestion, and enables the ofsans "
form good blood; y AND thus creates
healthy circulation of healthy blood Inc
combined action OF THESE medicines, as
thus explained, will cure every case U
Consumption, If taken In time, ana the
use of the medicine perseVered In.
IIDr Schenck Is professionally AT uls pilh
efpal office, corner Sixth and Arch streets
Philadelphia, every Monday, where All
letters tor advice must I've addressed.
,Eochenck' s medicines Tor sale by All Drus'
gists. ~ sL-I -.
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BefOI q Squire Wait.

Last Thursday evening Mrs. Mary
Mack swore OUT warrant before Squire
Wait agsinst her son John McNamara,
for assault. The case came up for trial
before squire Wait last evening
and the young man WAS fined
SIS and costs and bonded in the
SUN of $50 tor mis- good behavior
toward his mother and all others for a
period OF SIX months. 1t is alleged that
young Mack struck hIs mother Oh several
different occasions III default o! pay
ment OF the fac aud costs, be was sent TO
jail Tor ten days.
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The University of Wooster,

,,EV. A.. A. f. TAYLOR, D. D., PRkSI-
IL dent. Collegiate and Preparatory De
naTtments i'm successful operation. Twelve
capable and eXpeT. euced Professors ana
Teachers. Nearly 200 Students. Classical,
Philosophical and scientific Courses
graded To the standard of astern colleges
French ami German taught thoroughly E
Location healthful, building and appara-
tus new expenses very low. open TO students
III eitteJ. ser. Fall term opens september IL
send Tor a catalogue before going else
where. Address the President, wooster
ohio jy4egraw
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A EeM MnrP Rick.

The President of the Directors OF tho
Childrens Home informs us that q lew
thousand more brick are wanted TO con-
plese the pavement on the east side OF
that Institution. please give few
bricks" We manufacturers, and the work
will be done.
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THERMOMETERS.
DAYS
r ] En-.
WEATHER
Highest. Lowest.
GPRanK-XPrPin.

Last evening the Concordia Gessng-
Verein gave grand ball at Koch's Hall
South Side. quite a large crowd was
gathered there and danced until late
hour to music from Viewlg's orchestra
Charley Koch furnished oysters and
refreshments :or the hungry guests We
understand that this society will give
several entertainments a. this nall during
the present season.
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Lindsey Literary Society.

This society held its regular meeting
yesterday afternoon. The officers that
were elected at the previous meeting
were insugdrsted. The President, John
X. Greer, upon tskiug.tbo chair, deliver
ed fine inaugural address. The literary
exercises were very creditsbly performed.
After transacting some miscellaneous
business of minor Importance, the society
adjourned to meet next Friday.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STATNTON. VIRGINIA.

With over Twenty teachers and officers,
ranks among the first schools for young
ladies in the United states. In the beauti-
full Valley OF Virginia, far-famed for
health. Attended by pupils from fifteen
to twenty STATES. Great economy IN eA-
penses required Session opens sept. 70,
ISL Board and Tuition for en-, ire Scnoias-
tic year $40. For catalogue and iull in
formation, addre' Rev. w. A, HARRIS,
II. D., Pre- ,ident, stanton, Va. tyHegrO
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

,DHIs ISSTITU ZION OF LEARNING
l under the Presidency Of Rev. !. k
Thampson, A. M, is entering upon lew
era Of prosperity. During he SpiDg IerLl
lust closed, the attendance OF students We
increased over IS per cent. IL mas a large
and scholarly Faculty; a beautiful, health
ful and moral location; ample scientific
and Philosophical Apparatus; Library
constantly growing; curriculum OF the
most thorough character; standard OF
scholarship surpassed by no American
institution OF learning.
Thee peDses are less than at any other
place known TO afford equal advantages.
The sail term begins September 9th; The
Winter term January ID, and Spring term
March 9TH For full information, cata'
l0gues. &c. address the President.
GEO. C.. STURGlSS,
ag2iWSxp Secretary of Regents.
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at'heeling gc9lstcr.
LOGAN INTELLIGENCE
Index TO New Advertisements

Excelsior Baking Powder-Logan, List
Il Co.
Bose Oil-Logap, List & Co.
Fal! Slock-JacOb w. Grubb.
Blank Books-Stsnton Il Davenport.
Reformed Episcopal Church.
New Goods-Johu Friedel.
Fourth Street VI. f Church.
Land for Sale.
Furaiturc-G Mendel, Booth Il Co.
Flower Observation-Disclosures Music and
Ar. Store.
New Carpets-Zink X Son.
Wall Paper-A. w. PAUL x Bro.
Arlington Cook Stoves-J oseph Bell
i 60
Letter List first psge
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Lecture,

Rev. S B. Barnitz, of the English
Lutheran Church ct this city, has
been selected to deliver the next lee
ture in course before the students OF the
Theological Semira AIRY of the Lutheran
Church ut Gettysburg on the endowed
lectureship of John W. Rice, OF Balti-
more. The subject is TO be Tine Devel-
opment of Lay work So says Get
tysburg pape-.
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Church Dedication.

TIE Lancaster NJ. L. Church, Noun,
tain View, Belmont county, Ohio, will
be ,ica,ei TO Divine worship Sunday,
Sep. Gber so, 1871, at l0t o'clock A. NJ.
Ry. }. K. Thompson, A. VI President
OF the West Virginia University. will
preach the dcdicatory sermon. Pastors
of adjoining charges and tue public gen.
.ral,y are cordially invited to attend.
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RcaIEs,atc Transfers.

The following transactions in real estate
were recorded.iR the county clerks Office
yesterday
Deed made September 20. 1877, from
John a. Holiday and wife to Augusta
Meme, Tor The west portion Of lot No o.,
corner Twenty-tourth and Jacob streets;
for 500.
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Lady Turner's.

Gbe following are the officers of the
female department of the Turner's Asso-
cisti IN in this city: President, Augusta
Jsbrke: Vice President, Helena ROemer;
Secretary, Mary Roemer; Tressur
Blan che Capped; Directors, Hannah
Jahnke, Emma Strsub, Elizabeth Veith,
Catherine Nunge, Amelia Nunge and
Catharine Braun.
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Washington & Lee University
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

Gen. q. W. c. LEE, Pres'l, Full courses
of instruction in Class seal ! itrrary and
Scientific studies. and in thr Professional
depaTtmen OF Law and Civil Engineer
ing.
The next session Will open September
2Oth. and close June 18th. 1ot9l expenses,
exclusive of BOOKS and clothing, need not
exceed SZ75; messing they may be re-
duced 20 800 or 500.
For full information by catalogue or cir
culaT address WALTER BOW ~,
iyS0egrb Clerk OF Faculty.
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Vocal obstruction.

Mrs. Annie NJ. SheIb resumes giving
lessons in voice training and vocal music
on ard after September Sd. Application
may be made at the music store, TIA
Main street. Giving attention solely to
vocal instruction, pupils will obtain a
correct method and make commensurate
improvement,
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ie1'
ont
ner e ver o
and Re
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- . o.
{ IlDIIlItu.

Constable Clifton captured drunken
female yesterday, who was making fun
FIR the Sixth ward school children. She
was taken to the lookup and will have
hearing before the police court this
morning
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j. w. FRRREL
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ThirIieIII Birthday

Mr. Cbas. kry!er celebrated his
thir,ieth birthday with number OF
friends, las. evening, at Oscar Burdatt's
place, on Eleventh street, grand musical
soiree WIS given by the "Rache" choir,
and n general good time participated in
by all present.
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Nile Wise DOC,t Kill. engaged ~ a.
AIRY OF Sl,UU per week ia .d. hI'I
"Empr ~ Of the Ar nu.'' wNo.r ~. h,..
Hurd . and principal riding cH D ' gel -
adm ira ton of the whole word. 8 90 W.,
cheeTfuily given TO my maualf ~, 80.
name her equal. UOCKKILLN fHA.,
STUD Of SEVEN TRUCO-SEkNIAN u ~
inst added az a salary of sgUwcrE 3, ne "a
Celtic HuJnorist and Erin > r"b - M',-
rom the Dublin Amphithau'r JOhN -.
TERSON. Startling acts Ofsrr ~ ypaig y,
led by the California Wonder FEfD' or -,
whose double sOmrrsaUli, over i've e.'l =.
4. equal 10 the distanc. OF twenig .hF" 80,
placed neck and neck. And gsa1y %. 10
ATenlc stars and seven Popular '.'"H'
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Truth is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods ana Carpets are
at j. w. Ferrels. he has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to =
cents; A Chintz, cents; Table Linen,
70 cents; Crash, : cents All other goods
proporLion.
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Down! Down! Down. - Another
break down in prices of Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell at some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and 10th streets.
j. w. FRRREL
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Improvement.

Mr.. Tsppy is building L small frame
house on the southwest corner OF Market
ard twenty second streets, 10 be occu-
pied IS meat shop by himself.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-22
Local MenIher kepOrt.

Below we give the highest and lowest
thermometer, with state OF weather, for
the week ending last evening oo8ervs-
tious made 10y Mr.. Schnepf, ut Opera
House drug store:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-22
Bear Killed.

Fred ReineGe, the Eighth ward saloon
keep-r, killed his pet bear yesterday.
The bear was brought from the lower
Mississippi river last summer.