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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-20
THE kNsGHTS TEMPLAR.
Their Pilgrimage 10 Foreign Shores
Route of IravcI.

The arrangements for the second pill.
grlmsge of the Knights Tempiar of the
United States to Europe, next year, have
nearly all been completed. All Knights
in good standing in their respective or
ders, have been invited TO JOIN in the eX-
cursior, they to be provided with the uni.
form known rs the "Crusader's Uniform
As number of Knights will 60 from this
city, We reproduce below the route, etc,
over which they will travel:
The Commaudely will take its depart
ure from New York the last week in
June or the fret week in July, lS7S-the
exact date to be hereafter aLHuuGced.
One of the best steamers of n first class
line, probably Cunsrder, will be select
ed Tor their accommodation. The Com
msndery will land al Queenstown,
the following being the adopted
route: Queenstown to Cork; Blsrney
Castle Msllow, Killarney, Gap of Dan
loe, Lakes of Killarney, Dublin, Drog-
heda, DundaIk, Ennis Hilen, London
derry, Port Rush. Giants Causeway,
Belfast, Glasgow, Loch Lemoad, Locn
Katrine, Trossschsl, Stirling, Edinburgh,
Melrose, Abbotis!ord, Carlisle, Leeds,
Sheffield, Leicester, Bedford, London,
Flushing, Antwerp, Brussels, Rotter
dam, Utrecht, Cologne, the Rhine by
day steamer, Wiesbaden, Frankfort-on
the Nam, Darmstsdt HeideIburg,
Baden Baden, Strssburg, the
Black Forest, Schstihaus3D, Zu-
rich, Lucerne, the Rmgi, Lake Lucerne,
Alposcht, Brunig Pass, BRENT, Giles
bach, Illuminated Waterfall, lnterlsck-
en-, Berne, Lausanne, Lake Lemsn, Bou
veret, Msrtigny, 7cte Nor, Chsmony,
Geneva, Macon, DioO, FOntanbesu,
Paris, Rouen, Dieppe, Newhsven,
Brighten, London, Oxford, Warwick,
Stratford-on. Avon, Chester, Liverpool,
New York. Time occupied, about sew
enty-dve days, allowing week each in
London and Paris. and an amply sui
fcient time nj each other place. The
cost OF the trip is fixed al $500 in gold,
which includes all the general expenses.
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wheeling Ke1aiI Market.

|ECoED WARD Wednesday Morning
There WAS an abundant market this
morning, much more than was demand
ed by straight buyers, but the green gro
GERS bought up what was le t at the
close.
PRoDUCE-Eggs l3@l5c per dez; but
ter 20a3Gc per ID; chickens, 10000
each; ducks 25c each, honey zoe pei
pound; new cider l0Gl5c per gallon.
Observation-Disclosures l0Gl2c pei
peck; onions 20c per peck; cucumbers
Sc per dozen; cauihower 5MlOc each;
string beans l0@20c per peck; beets &c
per buLch; cabbage 2@5c per hesd car.
ots &c per bunch; tomatoes 10Gl5c per
peck, 4OG5Oc per bushel; green corn Ga
lie per dozen; egg plants 5(Gl0c each;
sweet potatoes Boa 4Oc per peck; squsshes
Sc each; pumpkins 5(Gl0c eacn; onions,
for pickles, soc per peck; cucum Der
pickles 25G8Oc per 100; celery punches
Tor 25c; red cabbage Base per head; tur.
nips 25c cents per peck; Lima beans 8Cd
lOc per quart; tomatoes for picking small
2O@3Oc per peck; horse radsh Sc per
bunch, msngos 25c per dozen.
FRUIT Green apples 6@l5c per peck;
pears Z5@60c per peck; peaches 25G5Uc
per peck; plums lOc per quart, or GOA
75c per peek; wsLermelons lOG2Oc; can
ts,oupes Solo; Concord and cstsbs
grapes 25@30c per peck; nutmezs l@5c
each; ounces 3U(a6Oc per peck
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Personalities.

Nix ADAMS DoDSoN, who was 80 seri-
ously injured by being thrown from a
buggy, on Saturday last, died at half-past
ten o'clock yesterday
w. DeHass and wife, OF New York,
hive rooms at the Mcclure.
Mr.. JOIN DEvINE, OF the Eighth
ward, left yesterday TO attend the re-
union ut GAINESVILLE.
CHARLEY Koch, of the Eighth ward,
he'd high head and did the square
thing by th" reporters Yesterday. 1t is
u bouncing baby boy and weighs twelve
pounds,
Mr.. Mex. Cyawiey, we'll known in
this city, leaves icr st. Louis to-day.
Mcsars. lhrI.. Sickle and lady, Frank
Walters. Louis Sedlcr, MAJ. Norton, ia
cob Berger, Joseph Beuter, James Bat.
trlle, Peter Trecmmel, kllisn hress,
james Mcclure, Hugo Loos, Theodore
Kober, Mrs Ritter, Miss Koerner, aud
others returned from the Pittsburgh En-
position last nigh.
Mr.. w. W. Durand, the genial and
obligIng agent OF the Great London
Show, Is in town, arranging affairs for
the advent OF lis monster company.
". y CJflsnd aEd K. 81. Eaton,
Democratic LomInees for Audi.o' ard
Prosecuting Attorney Of Gai"ou. county,
were in Martins Ferry us. NIGH.
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Cincinnati Tobacco MARKET for the
week Ending Sept. I7ib.

In reviewing the weeks business in
leaf tobacco we find but little # Il new
or interesting character 10 note. The
offerings at auction have been somewhat
larger than usual, but the quality was
hardly so good IS last week, there being
decidedly larger proportion of the non
descript sorts. These kinds are seldom
in active demand, and are less 50 now
than common. As consequence, prices
offered for them have not met the expec-
tstions of shippers. The demand from
cutters and plug manufacturers continues
good for the various grades suited
for their purposes, keeping prices
full and satisfactory Ohio and
Wisconsin seed Leaf remains unchanged,
save for low grades, which are a shade
stronger. The total offerings at auction
for the week were 4,2l5 hhds. and Is
boxes. Il hhds new West Virginia
lugs and common leaf at So 3597 80; %
csses Ohio seed, I. at So 1908 IS, 8 at
81 OO(d5 90, 8 at So 20l67 90, at s. 40
OgOO tor common smokers 20 good
filters. At the Planters wsrehouse-l79
bhds. cutting tobacco: A hhds. Ohio at
50 scale %; 1876 hhds KeBtueky-lOJ
hhcs. Mason county district, st - 00(G
Q 95: 81 hhds. Peadleton county, dis
trict, at SO O5@lO O9 for common
smokers. to good new cutting leaf.
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EIVpr News.

The marks at the landing last evening
sho wed feet inches.
The Science departed, yesterday, for
Parkersburg.
The Bette Gilbert was not sold yes
te day, as was expected.
The Ragon is to-day regular Parkers-
burg packet.
The Phaeton, Tempest, O'Nesi and
Comfort are making usual trips.
BY Telegraph
PITTsBU RGH, September l9.-River 2
feet strong and rising. Weather fair.
LOUISVILLE, september 10 River
falling, 3 feet 2 inches in the canal.
Weather clear.
CINCINNATI, September l9.-River 5
feet II inches and rising Departed -
Fanchon, for Wheeling. Weather clear
and cool.
EVANSVILLE, September 10 Weather
cloudy and cool; mercury 50 to 81. River
2 feet ard falling. Up-Hotspur. Down
Silver Thorn and Rspidan. Little
business.
CAIRO, Septem Der l9.-Arrived-Dsn-
ube, Ohio river; City of Chester, st.
Louis Departed - City Of Chester,
Vicksburg. River 8 feet l inch and
falling. Weather cloudy; mercury 65
deg.
ST. LOUIS, September 19.-Arrived-
War Eagle and Desmet, keokuk; Capt.
tol City. Vicksburg. Departed-War
Eagle. Keokuk, St. Genevieve, Memphis;
Colossal, Atchson; Desmet, St. Paul;
Susie Silver, New Orleans. River falling.
" Gather partly cloudy and cool,
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the Dit
Gcrent Judicial Bodies.
COUNTY CuURT-JUDGE BOYD,


The case of N. Bos swell y. Diuch, cert-
hed to court by Justice Philips was con-
tinued.
The case OF Zlnk i Son v5. Crutchy.
certified to court by justice Hamilton
WAS dismissed.
The case of f. Larkln vs.. Prince IL
hugler WAS continued till next term at
cost of defendant.
Adjourned til the usual this morning
MUNICIPAL COURT JUDGE CsANMER
In the case Of G. Oglebay * Sons VS..
George Crumhacker, IN assumpsit, judg-
ment Was rer dered for painful for
$547.58.
10 the case OF VIM Clshln VS.. the Cit
liens Fire, Marine and Life Insurance
Company, in sssumpsit, judgment was
rendered for plaintiff for S2,025.95.
In the case Of the Bank OF the Ohio
Valley We. Smith u Co., in assumpsit,
judgment was rendered for plaintiff for
tor 1882 rs.
in The case Of John II. Hobbs VS.. the
Wheeling Centripltal Power Company,
in sssumpsit, judgment was rendered in
favor of plaintiff for SlSl So.
Adjourned till ten o'clock Friday
morning.
POLICE COURT JUDGE CRANMER.
Steel Miller, drunk, fined two dollars
and costs Committed.
Robert Miller, drunk, fined two dollars
and costs. Committed.
George Smith, drunk, tina 20 dol
lars and costs. Committed.
Jennie Pierpont disorderly, iv"
| dollars and costs Pad.
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Certificate of Incorporation.

The Secretary of State Yesterday Is
sued n certificate ol incorporation to the
Fire Greek Coal and Coke Company, Ia
expire August 81, 1897, the principal o.
fee oi which IS To be located ut Fire
Creek, Fayette county. For the pur-
pose OF organizing such company, the
sum OF $4,000 has been subscribed and
paid, with the privilege OF increasing the
capital stock thereof to $4,000 by the
sale, from time to time, of additional
shares nv $50 per share. The Stock a.
ready subscribed is held by the following
gentlemct: John Freeman, Fire Greek,
81 shares; Thomas Davis, 80 shares
jenkins Jones, Is shares; Joseph 5. g..
Colt, Hartford, Conn, 46 shares; Samuel
Colt, Hartford, Conn, 2 shares
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THE GnD OF LOVE.
Cupid Awake at Martin Ferry-Dr.
HObensack and Lady.

Last evening one of the most brilliant
affairs of the season ut Martins Ferry,
was given in the shape OF reception by
Dr.. hobensack and bride, nee Miss
Emma Turk, to their many friends, At
their residence. Not only was the youth
and beauty 0! the Ferry there assem-
bled, but the many fair daughters and
brave sons, friends of the newly
welded pair, from Mt. Pleasant,
Wheeling and St. Evansville, added
largely to the list, and rendered their
congratulations. During the evening
the hours sped swiftly but pleasantly by,
end the bride and bridesmaids, arrayed
i'll elegant toilets, were the observed of
all observers, the bride receiving her
guests IN the most gracious manner.
A together, the affair WAS one OF the
finest and most elaborate that has ever
taken place ut the Ferry. and the good
Doctor is to be congratulated on securing
so fair bride, and she on having 81
noble man to share the joys and sorrows
incident to their journey through life, as
they 90 hand in hand down thetroublous
and turbulent stream which leads to
eternity 5 shore. Our best wishes go with
them
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Look Here.

Sixteen yards of good Canton flannel
for 81, at Emshiemer Bros.
Eight yards good barred isnnes tor 81,
ut Emsheimer Bros.
One thousand Hsnderchiefs for cents
a piece, at Emsheimer Bro 5.
Two hundred pieces OF new dress
goods. from cents to 81 rs al Emsheimer
Bros.
Two hundred new cloaks, from $3.50
upward, al Emsheimer's.
Five hundred dozen Ruches at Is cents
per dozen, at Emsheimer's.
Twenty dozen ladies Merino under
wear, 80 cents per set, st Emsheimer
Bros
The cheapest store in the city is En-
sheimer Bros, at HOG Main street, the
third store below the corner OF Man ard
Eleventh
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The Cheapest Roofs the Gravel Roof

George Crumbacker, OF this city, Is
now fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method, and
warrants his work to give satisfaction,
both AS to resisting fire and turning
water. The tar used Is put through q
process that frees it from oil and berzole,
and no matter how great the heat, i, will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. Nj. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks Of
the best quality, which he offers for sale
ut the lowest rates. This roos has stood
fifteen years in this city.
Address him through the postosice or
call at MS establishment, head OF 18th
AID Wood streets All orders promptly
attended 10.
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sCHrNCR,s pUImoNIC SYRUP,

For the Cure of Consumption, coughs anu
Colds. The great virtue OF TINS ineuicihe
il that IL rlpens the matter anu .huoWs
out OF the system, purines the piooo' ah"
thus objects cure.
sCHENCK's SEA WEED TONIC, FOR THE CoNh
OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &C.
The Tonic peoduces healthy action oil
the stomach, creating an appetite, lormlhk
chyle, and C, r1ns the most obstinate cases
of Ind digestion.
sCHENCK's MANDRAKE Pl LIS, FOR THE CURE
os LIVER COMPLAINT, &C.
These pills are Alternative, and produce a
healthy action of the liver without the
least danger, as they are free from caiomel
and vet more efficacious In restoring
healthy action of the liver. -
These remedies are certain cure ior
CONSUMPTION as the Pulmonlc syrup
ripenS the matter and purines me oIooo'
The Mandrake pills act upon the llVeI,
create healthy bile, and remove AZ dls-
sases OF the liver often cause OF Con'
snmntion. The Sea Weed Tonic gives tone
and strength to the stomach, makes
good digestion, and enables the organs 10
FORM good blood; and thus creates n
healthy circulation OF healthy blood. The
com bified action OF these medicines, as
thus explained, will cure every case Oh
Consum ption. II taken In time, ana the
use of the medicine perSevered IN.
DR.. Schenck is professionally AT MS prlh'
cIpal affice corner Sixth and Arch streets :,
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all
letters for advice must be addressed.
,tSchenck's medicines Tor sale by all Drug
gistS.
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The Great London show.

This stupendous entertainment il in
dorsed Ms follows by the Baltimore Gazette
o. April rs. The great London Circus
and Menagerie was opened to the public
yesterday, and the two performances, in
the afternoon and evening, were witness
ed by several thousand persons. The en-
tertaInmcnt is one OF the best OF It's kind
that has ever been given in Baltimore,
and there are several novel and original
features presented. The mensgerie is
very handsomely equipped, and rom the
herd of elephants TO the smallest four
footed specimen of the animal kingdom,
all present q well-kept appearance, and
consequently appeared to the best posi-
sIble advantage. The London EXHIBITS
here on Monday October lst, giving two
performances
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BOARD OF COM MisSIONERS.
The Matter Of the T., W. & Ky. X. II


The Board met in special session, yes-
terday, 10 take action on the ordinance
providing for loan OF $4,000 to The T 1,
w. IL Ky. railroad. Present, Meosrs.
Myles, Ewing, Frew, Speidel, WsddIe,
Handlan, Both, McCoIloch and Bayha.
The Committee on Finance and Ac
counts reported can ordinance directing
the issue of time bonds for the purpose OF
raising money TO pay the county sub
scriplion 10 the capital stock, or icr Tue
pur chase ot bonds of the Piusyurgh,
| Woeelug and kentucky rullrUsd con-
pany, and providing fund tor the Ply.
ment and interest OF said bonds, sucn
bonds to bc forty.fve in nUmbcr, and
valued ut 81 600 each, which shall bear
| inter st from date, ut the rate = TX per
cent par annun, pa able sem!-annua "
on tLo Isl day ot every May And No
v3mber. The report WAS adopted.
A report from the arbitrator in the
case of Michael Miller vs. the Board OF
| Commissioners, WAS read, wherein the
arhitrators made the following award:
1--WE award to said Michael Miller, in
full Tor all land taken as per line staked
by the County Engineer, and for remov-
ing the fence rom present location to
new line.as stated, $l20, said Mr.. NJ ler
to have all the material in the old fence
and the pile of lumber now on said
road" Signed by VIM. Ii. Woodward
and A. }. Wilson, arbitrator. The re.
port was approved.
The petition Of Sheriff Jingle, asking
sufficient ground on the southwest cor
ner of the Court House lot to bullt an
office thereon, WAS referred to the Com
| mittce on Court House and Jail
Ia the motion OF the writ OF al qWod
| ddntnsU. awarded TO Messrs. Lyslc aud
McCord, OH the river road, and the iis-
blnty OF the T., w. u X Il. K, it was
decided that the railrosd WAS liable.
4
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RibIe,tswaIIowcd the Bullet.

A physician writing 10 gentleman in
this city. under date OF September 10th
in regard to the condition Of Riblett,
who wss shot near Limestone, last week,
SAWS: The unfortunate victim OF the
Stub: run affair is improving, and the
symptoms bid fair for sspeedy recovery.
But the same evening after the shooting
his lite rested in imminent peril for
several hours, he having profuse, co.,
oeslad hemorhrage, as evidenced by the
elections from the stomach | am of
opinion that the ball penetrated the
esophsgu., and dropped do,on, perhaps
into the StOmach'
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AT LAST.
Some LttiIe Consolation for wheel
ing Victims-Thc Barbour Heard
Prom.


Last winter there appeared in this city
one John j. Barbour. The man had the
exterior OF u gentleman; represented him
self rs the manager OF what Is called the
Tralesmen's Union, and succeeded by
such representations in taking perhaps
81 900 out OF the city, for which the VIC
tlms, VINO are numbered among our
shrcwdest business men, received no re-
tuUr. Tie Barbour left Wheeling last
sprlng rather surTeptitOusly, and since
then his whereabouts has been but mere
matter of conjecture, but the ClsrEsburg
telegram has come to the rescue and
thus gives the following blast:
CLARk-RURG, Sept. 4th, 1877.
I'D. TELEGRAM:-I deem it proper 10
state through your columns that, from
information derived from reliable sources,
one j. j. Barbour, purp)rting to repre-
seut "The Tradesmen'S Union" is man
unworthy the confidence OF our people.
1t Is quite unfortunate that be did not
become known in his proper character
before he had imposed upon several
OF our citizens upon some of them,
perhaps, through the aid OF my sig
nature 70 his blanks. 1t any Of them
HAY" been So deceived, 1t is matter
OF segrot to me, though l was IAN
innocent victim with them of the CON
fdcnce game" which this man has been
playing with some success III various
parts of the country. From what | now
know of the man, an fully of opinion
and is a bogus affair gotten up in imits-
ton OF the North American Attorneys
and TrsdesmenS Protective Union Com
pany,' from whose service Barbour was
dismissed as the superintendent informs
NE by letter, for fraudulent tran sac
tons Let all our people beware OF
him. Yours truly,
NJ TuRNgR
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wh.eIiu" u,n HI,ckmaiIcd

A prominent Wheeling merchant Is
said TO have been recently robbed in this
CITY by woman, OF paper representing
$1,000 He went To New York on bust
mes and the woman referred TO came
back with him as far as Pittsburgh,
where she committed the robbery. He
got q friend TO 90 and see the woman,
and n succeeded, by paying her $4,000,
in getting the papers back. How much
truta there is ia the story we cannot
y0y,I lor-Pitts. CUui -Gdz
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Cincinnati horse amt M"t" n"r'>e'
Monday EVENING, September II.

There has been an improved ousln 80
AID the indications are favorable 10 :.
LARGE tall trade. Tue receipts ard offer
,nys OF stock were more liberal than .or
the preceding week, but were MI sod
up ami there are buyers GwSI lng turtHer
pIIrch.se e. complete shipments. IHe
demand rom the las: WAS good md the
presence oil several buyers from Georgia
aud Alabama, was very encouraging,
csD-,i4llv rs tnev have net been "a the
habit OF regularly sttendiGg tn. market.
The class Of stock required Tor this South
ern trade can be ob,aIued TO better adj
vantage in our mark thsn any other,
and Southern buyers a'e finding II out.
Prices OF desirable stock were well sup
ported, and the quality OF that now com
inc Is quite fair. Farmers are through
vita their heavier work, and ar market
Ing their surplus stock 20 that dealers
look tor u good supply, besides having
satisfactory assurances that there Will Dc
plenty OF buyers.
Horses ,mouth drivers sold well tor
Eastern markets, and sound working
horses were in good demand Tor the
Southern trsde, while streeterS were
quickly taken by local buyers. Chunks
brought s6DGS5 Tor good sound stock;
streeter,. $9O@l2O and smooth drivers
Sl2j@l75 each.
Mules-Tnere was good demand tor
all offered ~ July sustained prices.
Aged mules, IA! to 10 hands high, quoted
AT $65d9); l5b to 10 hands hgn, $1,000
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Man Injured.

Mr.. Chris Seibke, who returned from
Pittsburgh last night, informs US that
while the tram On the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh road WAS crossing the Ale
gheny river, An old man named Charles
Fryer WAS caught on the bridge and
squeezed between the framework of the
structure and the cars. being horribly
mangled. The man was taken to Allie
gheny, where he resided. and placed III
charge of his friends.
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at'heeliug Geglstrr.
index New Advertisements.

Furniture-G. Mendel, Booth Il Co.
RHamilton Opera House - Gsylor's
Comedy Company.
stone Canoes Jacob w. Grubb.
Grand Concert st Elm Grove.
Attention, Light Guards.
Bids for Ohio County Bonds.
To Our Patrons Head of Local.
FiGrAnd Opening-Jo4chim Beuter.
Excelsior Machine Works.
Memorandum Pads.
Tidal Wave Saloon.
The Great London Circus Local
Page
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The COlored Folks.

Active preparations are being made
by the colored people OF this city for the
celebration Of the anniversary of their
emancipation, at Psrkersburg. Miss +.
Robinson, of this city, will read the
emancipation proclamation, and John
A. jackson, also of Wheeling, is booked
as one of the orators.
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school superintendent.

We give below list OF the county
superintendent of schools not heretofore
Published:
Barbour county, Berry Msrteney,
Burnersville.
Boone county, John Morris, Peytona.
Mercer county, j. ". Hale, Princeton.
Mineral county, j. A. Shsrpless, Pied
mont.
Preston county, Peter k. Smith, King
weed.
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RIFLE PRACTICE.
The Light Guards-They will Shoot
saturday.

AT the last meeting OF the Mathews
Light Guards, 1t was decided that the
company march to place near the tun.
mel, Saturday, and there practice with
their Springfield rifles Tor the hrst time
Ia accordance with this determination
on the part of the Guards to become
uarksmen, Captain Miller has Issued the
following order, which will explain the
manner IN which the shooting Is TO be
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Vocal Instruction.

Mrs. Annie NJ. Shelb resumes giving
lessons in voice training and vocal music
on and after September Sd. Application
may be made at the music store, TIA
Main street Giving attention solely to
vocal instruction, pupils will obtain q
correct method and make commensurate
improvement,
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Two First Class walters
wanted Immediately. Apply
at Laramie's.
Accidentally Shot.

Mr.. r. w Brown, clerk of the West
Virginia pententisry, was accidentally
shot in the calf of the lett leg by 5. w.
Mathews, while out squirrel hunting,
yesterday morning, near Moundsvllle.
Mr.. Browns wound, though severe, Is
no. dAngernus.
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Truth is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. W. FerrelS. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to 6
cents; "A Cbintz, s cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 6 cents. All other goods
proportion.
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wheeling stock Yards
WHEELING, September ~.

WHEELING, SePIei'iu7' '''
Live Stock received At the W neeilng
Stock Yar1s during last week:
Cat,le-12l head; sold from 3! TO Ate
Hocs-22S head; sold from - Sc.
Sheep-6O head; sold from 81 TO 4.
Lsmns IA head; sold At Dc.
WM BArHA. 8.