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OHIO,

8psetal lhapoteAkst - ne 7ttasas.
TaKAos4, saudusky Co, Aug. l0-Wheas
sold hero before 1.-THE atrike" II FLA Two
thisds Of the crop will be sold II the above
price can be obtained. Balance held for higher
prices Oats cut and thrcahel- Quality gvxa1.
Yield good. Corn good, but needs rain.
McAkTHrA, finten Co, Aug. 1l-Bc4t crop
OF whcst and oats we have 1afsed for ten yeass.
Very little thseshing done, and no gzatn shtp2el.
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For Cntnsr1a and HAY F-v~r naa .t-7rra'
nne1ratfd frrneh Chtarf' t;nre." Trial hnd snr1-
tileA frre to All. Usfce ~ tlA{raL PEfjey deHErr
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vzxsAu1xs. kspisy Co, Aug. lo-os&s Ill
hakv~s&sa In goa1 sonAhs1,o and being tAresh<a
rspklty. Very tit&}e ttm4,&hy cut tor s<td. S1uae
xr1aa X>aink so uAzkss- No& uaoes tkAn azx
quarter u the esvp %easaes taFaxaaA In
cS1Sh.
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WAantNar7s. u. t., Aug. III 4 m.-Fnr
the Lake Region, atatfnnArr pr rising barometer,
southwest a','i northwest xtntls, rIcar "r partly
cloudy weather, nnd stationary temperature.
Lt:AL nnsknYA ROSS.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Ko~p aef1s thu hest and efl<aprAk shirts In
the world: Atsn eollars, elegant ttyIes, h".t
quality. 81. to ter dnz.. si1 for nc. 17:s Madsnn
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dsssai n waseAAA " ~ Tst1&ae.
MrpDL4yuLx, Barry Co., Aug. lo-osts Ill
cut Threshtng winter wheat Faruaen n1<
selling much Pixie taea no& auls.
LATaRoF, Delta Co, Aug. lA-On sexoans a
our nurthezn lo<ality harvest Is f.Ily thrxe
weeks latee than In your latitude. Haf Il oor
principal ezup, Whch ha4 be<n sA-u1el IN ans
Ue4eJ.
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ALABAMA.


Aes<4af hl9ataa u N 1s7aNsA
HrxTsvs1lk. Aug. la-0sta and wheat haf~
yested No surplus, th,a1xh se sell xs>A
deal o4 cur wheat now u 81. The tasS thxxe
weeks EiyeA pra<pett Of kne erop OF e,,xn.
All Quitk hefe. Daf Agricultural lAhuT u,s DIS
tuze<1 IN ths sitxhtess dtxrua By tae strikes.
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THE INDIANS,


SITTING BULL.
~ Special DtspssoA TO 3as TstesMA
WAsH1saroa, b. c.. Aug. l0.-At the Cabi.
net meeting to-day lttwA decided to sppolut \
Commission Of three to confer With committee
appointed by The Canadian Government TO con-
siler Whist disposition shall bc made OF Sitting
Bull. Meanwhile, Sitting Bull, according to the
latest information 1t the 1ucti4n Otcs. Il dtpot-
lug OF himself BY seeking junction With Chief
Joseph's wasriors. MILL, the Agent Of tho Can.
adlan Gouernmeutth has left for CanadA to report
the results OF his CONFERENCE here. Mr. Mills
crttIctses cur Indian policy. He thinks
that the Indian should not be
led, snd he does not belteyo 10 the system
Of suuuisics. Tho Canadian Indians, he ssy.,
sustain themselves principally bJ hunting, dsh.
Ing, aud agricultural pursuits, sosne OF the best
farmers 10 Canada being found in the western
part part OF Ontario, near SaEuta- In tho Appli-
cation OF criminal law no difference Il made
betxeen Indians and whitcs, and, In eonsp!cu-
frequently hanged IN CAnsds for the murder VI
Indians Contracts fot supplies, which consist
mainly ot agricultural Implements, dAhlnX-EeaF,
A1.u the Ike, &Ee generally male with the low.
est bidder, who Ert1ns the contract Ia many
lnstancca foe 3eass until il tezns arc violated.
JOSEPH,
eAN FaAAclsco, Csl., Aug. 10!--1he Portland
Press' special dispatch, just received here from
Camp Sherman, Montana, Aug. 9, says Gcn.
Howa1d's command maNhed twenty-five miles
yesterday, and Il now thsant from AtssoolA
tventy-fous mills, a courier u just In Who says
Gen. sherman uas expected 10 Asrtte in At-
soula list night.
No further intelligence has b<en Eecetyea
from Gibbons or tho lodtans- The trail irom
this plaeo through Hitter Roo& Valley Il sssst
for about sixty mlleA. Een. Huwsxaa c>xnuaAod
moves At onee, following Gibe,ns.
0ne " swo hosalleA care thtns~lres up IT
Aissoala- The genera imyHessiea ptevaii.,
FROM all That can 10 learned, that lo<erh. With
portion o1 his band os hostlsts, has Eaue r, The
head of B,ller Root Valley, With the tatcus&ru
OF working biz Way baek 10 Tho Ltslo SAlmeo
River. Cen Howard stl pufsus " the utter
MQ4k
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apAA&i Esz.kAa u Ia Jsss&aS-
k1A1xxr. kAHaka Gu, Aug, M-Szaal Etaea
ns4say III Harvested. Exesshaxy ExAA1 fzsu-
exs ta1s e9Eva " tAseah, h2i acfy ruJ h1&.&
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WHEELING TELLeGNoER THURSDAY MORNING. NovEMBER

The CoUED.-CrRcurT CouRT.-Judg.
Melrin-The Circuit Court met Yesterday
morning at the usual hour, and transact.
ed the following business: -
Robert N. Eaton, Esq, OF Belmont
county, Ohio, was admitted 10 practice
law In this court.
The last will Of Thomas NJ. Pemberton,
deceased, was proven by the oaths OF VIM.
Moore and Byers r. Yates, witnesses, and
ordered TO be recorded. Ruth Ann Penn.
berton was appointed Executrix; no ne.
Curity was required.
The case Of Maud Gerhard, charged
with rObbing the residence Of X. ],
Smyth, was put upon trial before the fol.
lowing jury: Geo. Reilly, Charles Laue,
NJ. i. 9. Wright, james Hervey, John
Laughlln, VIM. Rutherford, VIM, EIley,
Ralph Ankle, John Turpin, g. A. Beall,
Henry Amick, John Z. Wayt.
The case Of the State vs.. Maud Geb.
hard was given to the jury about 4 p. NJ
Not having agreed upon n verdict al the
hour OF adjournment they were adjourned
until Pm. At that hour they appeared
in Court and were sent to their chamber,
After being out little over two hours
they reported that they were unable to
agree. They stood eleven for aCquittal
and one for conviction. Mr.. Lewis Jor.
dan, the Prosecuting Attorney, appeared
for the State, and Mr.. John o. Pendletou
for the defense. John made vigorous
fight for his client, and succeeded in
saving her, as we do not doubt but that q
nORC will be entered in her case.
Court adjourned until the usual hour
this morning.
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ENJOY LIFE.-What a truly beautiful
world We live int Nature gives ia
grandeur Of mountains, glens and oceans,
and thousands Of means for enjoyment.
We can desire no better when in perfect
health; but how often do the majority Of
people feel like giving it up disheartened,
discouraged and worried out with di.
seaSe, when there is no occasion for this
feeling, as every sufferer can easily oh.
tain satisfactory proof that Green's Au.
gust Flower will make them as free from
disease as when born. Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint is the direct cause Of
seyenty.tive per cent OF such maladies IA
Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
CoStiveness, Nervous Prostitution, Dis.
illness OF the Head, Palpitation Of the
Heart, and other distressing symptoms.
Three doses Of August Flower will prove
its wonderful effect. Sample bottles, 10
cents. Try II. Sold by all firstclass
druggists in the United States. eod&w
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TEMPERANCE NorEs.-A temperance
experience meeting was held at the
Fourth Street NJ. L. Church last evening
Rev. George, pastor OF the church, con.
Quoted the meeting, and Messrs. Robert
Kelley, John Woods and Daniel Magrud.
er briefly gave their experiences with
King Alcohol. DR.. T. H. Logan made a
brief address, which was followed by Dr..
George in few brief Remarks. The
meeting was closed with the Doxology.
A business meeting Of the Chapline
Street Temperance Union was held at
Parkers' Hall last evening. No business
ofimportanCe was transacted.
This evening temperance mass meet.
ing will be held in Parkers' Hall, and
will be addressed by Mr.. J. c. Nelson, Of
Pittsburgh, and others.
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PERSONAL POINT. Mr.. q. W. In.
boden, a member the Legislature
from Fayette county, and a brother Of the
famous Confederate Cavalry General, was
in the city yesterday.
Prof. Ten Brock, connected with the
operetta Of "Queen Esther" which was
produced here some time since, ia work.
ing up his oPeretta at Danbury, Conn.
Mr.. II. II. McFadden, Of the Steuben-
vile Gasette, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. W. II. Sheib, the music dealer, has
gone to Pittsburgh on a business trip.
MIR. George Stewart, sen,, well known
citizen Of Bridgeport, has taken unto him.
self a wife. Mr., Stewart has the hearty
congratulations Of numerous friends.
Uncle Jerry Shepherd, who ia consid-
cred one Of the mighty Nimrods in this
vicinity, yesterday returned from sue
cessful hunting expedition with thirty.
seven squirrels.
Capt. Billy Brown, a popular conductor
on the "Raging Hempfeid," was in the
city last night, as jolly as Of old.
Coon SChnulbach leaves to-day for
Columbia, S. G., 10 spend the winter.
MIR. NJ. S. Langdon, manager OF the
tailoring department OF VIM. Smith &
Son, oil Washington, Pa, was in the city
Yesterday. Mr.. Langdon is we'll known
to many Of the young gentlemen OF our
city. who attended college in Washington,
for his ability as workman and his
geniality.
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DIscIIARGED,-Louia Snuvogeot waS
taken before Justice LaIdNell yesterday
morning. TO answer n charge Of ielonI.
Ou8l y shooting Frank Co.'s. The prose.
cutor, CoaS, having teiL tho city and gone
to Cincinnati, did not put In an appear.
ance, and the case was accordingly dis.
missed.
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A COLLISION which might have proven
disastrous occurred at the Narrows, n
short distance above Bridgeport, yester-
day. SGhree teams were moving along
the road, when train came along and
frightened the horses OF the team behind.
The horses in the rear jumped forward
and ran against the team Immediately in
advance, which resulted in broken axle
for the latter. 1t was very fortunate that
nothing more serious resulted.
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THE Centennial Society Of Wesley n.
E. Church recently adopted a resolution
rendering their sincere and heartfelt
thanks to the kind friends who 30 gener-
ously assisted in the musical and literary
performances which contributed 80 large
ly to the success Of the entertainment,
recently held at Weatwood's Hall, South
Wheeling,
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BIRD tsniC is the latest. TIA sort of
Hostetter's Bitters which the canary
bird takes before eating. When a bird
wakes up the next morning after lark
with a bad tasting bill and a pain in the
wings, buttercup full OF this tonic will
30 revive him that he will sing Italian
operas all day,
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WEDDING AT THE CENTRAL HoTEL.-
A quiet little wedding party took place
at the Central Hotel last evening. The
contracting parties were Mr.. Herman
Bearws, Of Cambridge, Ohio, and Mrs.
Sarah Wilson, Of Short Creek, W. Va.
The nuptials were solemnized in the
parlor OF the hotel before small compa.
ny, by Rev. DR.. George, Of the Fourth
Street N, L. Church.
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LuNACY.-The man arrested out near
the Peninsula on Tuesday evening by
Officer st. Myers, and whose actions be.
toEened insanity, was yesterday sent to
Jail by Justice Caldwell, and will be ex-
amined as to his supposed lunacy by the
County Physician. He is about forty or
torty'fve years Of age, and rather meanly
dressed. All that could be gotten out Of
him was that his name is John Smyth.
During Tuesday night, which he spent
in the lookup, he became very violent,
and tore all his clothes of.
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LARGE PARTY.-Last evening a very
large party was given by Miss Annie
Corner and Miss Mary Beyley at the req
idenCe on the southwest corner Of 14th
and Chapline streets. Over forty cou-
pie were in attendance, and n pleasant
and enjoyable time was spent by all pres.
ent. I. I. Cockayne's band was in at.
tendance.
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The SIMPSON HoRNER DIsAsrEH.-The
loss by the Simpson Horner disaster will
not prove as large as was at first'antici.
pated. As the river is now falling, it is
thought that several OF the barSes, 10.
gether with their contents, may be saved
in u damaged condition. Tho steamer
Simpson llorner yesterday returned to
Pittsburgh, leaving four men here TO care
for the sunken barges.
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The WASHINGTON MILL SALE-The
Washington mill property, together with
the engines, machinery, etc., belonging
thereto, will be offered at public sale to.
day, on the premises, by Auctioneer Her.
vey. The sale will commence promptly
at lOA. NJ and the property will be sold
without reserYe.
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PRoF. DWIGHT MAKES ANOTHER FINE
ScoRE.-We few days since recorded
the fact that Prof. c. L. Dwight, Of the
Maynard Rifle Club, had made the finest
pCore Of the season, viz: SO out Of a
possible 100, at a distance of 500 yards.
On Tuesday Prot. Dwight beat this score
by making the remarkable score Of l4S
out Of apostolic $50, at the same distance.
VI the thirty shots, twenty.eight were
bulls eyes and the other two fours. At
thisrate we'll have n little Creedmoor OF
our own soon.
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additional Markets. !
HIhEIN,IoInNnSn

PHILADELPHIA, November lI.-Flour
Steady and unchanged. Whcat-Steady,
amber 81 dial AZ, white 81 45al So. Corn
Firm; yellow 4i9Gc, mixed exc. Oats
Firm; white western SGa37c, western
mixed SlaS5c. Rye-7Oc. Provisions
Quiet and unchanged. Butter-Steady,
Creamery 29aSlc, Western Reserve 25a
25Lc. Eggs-Western 25a96c. Cheese
Quiet, western IL 3lRlSc. PetrOleum-Flm.
er, refined IKE, crude lOHalOXc. Wits.
ky-$l 90.
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McFADDEN, the steubenvilIe Gassite
Greenback advocate, was in the city last
nlg0t. Mack came down to deliver n
temperance address at OTIS Hall, but as
that Union was notin session he resolved
himself into a committee Of the whole
and adjourned TO the Opera House 10
witness Julius CGsar.n
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SERENADING SrENT2EL.-The Germa.
MIA Singing Society serenaded one OF its
leading members last night, Mr.. Charles
StentzeI, who was married a few days ago.
He lives in the Eighth Ward, on Wood
street. He "Set up" lunch for the Soci.
ETY. and right royal time was had.
There were singing, speaking, &c, in the
house.
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FRED. swEITzER, saIoonist of Bel,
lalre, was arrested yesterday for beating
his wife. This is the same man who was
arrested some time agofor stealingmoney
and It is now said that he wanted to kill
his wife to shut off her testimony against
him. His trial will come of in a few
days ior the stealing.
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SUIT. MORGAN, Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company, who Is introducing
the American District Telegraph in this
city, informs uE that he has about a
weeks work to do before no can put in
der,
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BABY shows are the fashion now, but
as long as mothers continue TO nurse their
little ones with Laudanum or other
opiates, they cannot expect their babies
to look bright. II your baby needs med. .
icine get good and harmless one such
as Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup. % cents a
bottle. div
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TIcE has a rival. One Hubbel, in Ray
county, Mo-, has studied the elements for
fifty years and prOphesiCs for November
as iollows: 10Th to 10Th, clear weather;
l2lh to 10Th, fair; 10th 10 10th, stormy;
10th to Goth, cold and clear; 25th to 3Oth,
stormy,
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SACRED CoNCERT.-A grand sacred
concert will be given at the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception on next Sun.
day night week, under the management
Of Mrs. Sullivan, the organist Of the
Church. It promises 10 be a first.class
affair. Josie Kralner's orchestra will
participate in the entertainment.
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Last evening the marks indicated : feel
Sinches and falling.
The Ragon left for PatkersburC, and
the Market Boy for Matamorus, at 1876
Am.
The Della, Telegram and Phaeton are
running as usual.
The Simpson Horner left four Of her
crew in'the city to take charge Of her
sunken barges, and returned to Pitts,
burgh.
The O'NeaI leaves for Pittsburgh this
morning at 7 o'clock.
The Harrison left for Pittsburgh with
a barge loaded with lumber.
The Ike Hammitt yesterday afternoon
stuck a barge loaded with merchandise
on the bar at the bead Of the Island, She
had not got the barge of at dark.
The Coal Valley and barges are report.
ed aground at the Sisters.
The Courier will be this mornings
Parkersburg boat.
The Carrie Brooks, en- route for 81,
Louis, passed down yesterday morning,
The Granite State ia due up, en- route
for Pittsburgh.
The Emma Graham left Cincinnati
yesterday for Pittsburgh.
Captain Ed. AnsChulz left by rail last
night for Evansville to take charge OF
the Ed. Hobbs. Pilots Sam. Williamson
and Amos Curley accompanied him. su.
perintendent Jules Wehrman and the
engineers went down Sunday.-Cineinnali
Enquirer.
by Telegraph
PErrsBURGH, November l4.-Riyer 4
feet 8 inches and falling. Weather cool
and cloudy.
New ORLEANS, November 14.-Arrived
Danube, Maria Louise, Red river; J.
Wilson, Ouschita river. Departed
Thompson Dean, Memphis; Maria Louise,
Red river; ]. Wilson, D. Sleen, Clara
Smith. Weather cloudy and warm.
CINCINNATI, November l4.-Riyer IA
feet inch and rising. Arrived-Sam
Roberts and Bransford. Departed-Gra.
ham, Charles Morgan, Sam Roberts. Ex.
press and Bransford. Weather cloudy.
LITTLE Rock, November l4.-River 6
leet Dy the gauge
MEMPHIS, November l4.-River Q feet
3 inches. Departed-Scudder and Par.
ker. Rainy weather.
EVANSVILLE, November 14.-Cloudy;
rain since noon; signs Of more; wind
brisk, from the south; mercury ACE to 63';
barometer 90! and falling. River Al feet,
and rising. Up-C. A. Anderson, Cons,
Millar, NJ. Smith. Little Andy Fulton,
Golden Grown. Down-Rhoads, Chas.
B. Church, Arkansas Belle, Fawn, Cener.
ally with good trips. Business dull.
NASHVILLE, November l4.-River fall.
ing, with 3 feet 2 inches on the shoals.
VIcKsBURG, November 4.-LightFrain,
Mercury 750. River rose inch. Down
Cotton Valley. Up-Scenck and Katie.
Arrived-Colorado.
ST. LOUIS, November 14..-Arriyed-
Capital City, Memphis; Lady Lee, Peoria;
Arkansas, St. Paul. Disqualification.
sas, St. Paul; Lady Lee, Peoria. River
fallen l inch. Cloudy with heavy rain
this evening.
LOUISVILLE, November 14.-R4iniug
River 6 feet 6 inches in canal.
SHREVEPORT, November 14.-Arrived
-Labelle, New Orleans. Weather clondy
and warm.
CAIRO, November l4.-Arrived-J. W.
Garrett, New Orleans; Fanchon, Cincin.
natl; City Of Helena, St. Louis. De.
parted-CherOkee, New Orleans; Ny
Choice, st. Louis. River II feet 10
inctes and falling. Raining. Mercury
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BAREETT's JULIUS C.EsAR."-A large
and cultured audience assembled at Tie
Opera House last evening, TO witness the
presentation Of Julius Cesar" by Mr.,
Lawrence Barrett and company. We
cannot say that Mr.. Barrett's "Cassius'
meets our conception Of that character.
Mr.. Barrett is unquestionably a great
actor, but his "Cassius" falls far below
his "Richelieu" in our estimation. We
have not the space to criticize MIR,
Barrett's "Cassius" at length, and it
were hardly worth the while, as his en-.
gagements closed last evening.
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AN OLD LANDMARK GoNE.-The old
smoke stack which has stood near the
mouth OF CaldwelPs Run for nearly
thirty years was pulled down yesterday.
1t wa. about eighty feet high, and was
built for the old Caldwell EawmilI, which
was destroyed by fire ten or twelve years
ago. The old stack will be missed, but it
should have been torn down long since.
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SALE OF CHRIsTStAN HousE.-The
we'll known ChriStmNn House property,
in the Second Ward, was yesterday sold
by Mr.. Edward ChristmAn, the proprietor,
to James Rine, Of Pleasant Valley. Mr..
Christman will remain at the house and
buy and sell stock, as heretofore.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol.
lowing transfers Of real estate were admit.
ted! o record in the office Of the Clerk oil
the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made Nov. lS, 1877, by Abram
W. Clemens TO Harry A. Deiters, for a
portion Of lot No. 1876, on 10th street.
Deed made August so, 1877, by VIM. e.
Thornburgh and wife 10 John Hall, for a
parcel Of land above Triadelphia, on the
National Road, containing 2t acres;
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TURNvEREIN.-Wc hope our readers
who indulge in terpSichorean pleasures
wilI'not forget the ball given by the ladies
Of the Wheeling Turnverein tonight.
Elaborate arrangements have been made,
and all who attend will be entertaine d in
the best stylc.
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AN ill-manncred pcddIcr has much an.
noycd the lady residents Of tho Seventh
Ward lately, and the husbands have
formed asOrt Of vigilance committee for
the purpose Of exterminating tho nui.
SancC II lie doesn'l abatc himself forth
with
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-15

THE latest device put in uRc by cigar
dealers is little clamp which attaches
itself to the side Of cigar box and forms
receptacle in which is printed tho
name and price Of the cigar contained in
tho box.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-15

IT Is clear that tho days arC growing
ahortCr-thGt drcNry winter will soon DO
upon us. But these long evenings afford
US the golden opportunity to improve
our minds, and learn never 10 trump
your partners trick,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-15

A MAIL AGENT AssAULrED.-Mr. ].
E. Shuttleworth, Mail Agent on the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad, was assaulted
in rather mysterious manner Mt an
early hour yesterday morning. Mr..
shuttleWoIth Is in the habit Of taking a
lunch at McClusky's dining rooms every
morning about 4 o'clock, before leav-
ing upon his trip, and yesterday
morning stopped al the restaurant
at the usual hour and called
for his breakfast. When he hadconclud-
ed his repast he stepped TO the door, and
while standing in the open door was
struck by some parties TO him unknown.
He suffered 80 much pain that it was
thought for time some OF his ribs were
broken, but such did not prove TO be the
fact. Friends assisted him to Mrs.
Merchant5' boarding house, on 10th
street, where he lodges, and he was prop.
erly taken care OF.