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CONSULTATION FREE.
AuuG-d6r
no CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Reaus DESTROYS o,
Engaging 10 Grape GroWInp,
Coal Mining or Market
EaFhenInn

On account Of advanced aSe I am de.Irous NJ
changing my residence and therefor offer ior MI
ny larm dtaated opposite the city Of Wheeling, an
ne river hank, midway between RrilRppOrt and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately Joining tho nj.
lRge o. hGtnaVille. The property consists of N
acres Of hill and table land and IS Of river bottom
IN the hill there are two seams Of coal, 81 and "
Ieet thick, three deposits OF limestone, an 3 N
VEN o. close texture sand or free stone nm IL iSo'
vein o. mari, which altogether mako aoIi and an
underlying bed Of deposits Of rich and valuable
On the Surfnce, the larger portion Of which lin,
gently aIopinG 10 tho east, and all under dircct az
Bosure TO the sun, Vineyard Of &c acre, moStIy
CalaW1A grapes, all in fR0 bearing condition SIo,
seven years old, which has proven itseli 10 nS
handsome per cent 10 the cultIyator. :" ivy
Inc property Is being approached above and hO.
low ~ an advancing tide Of persons Booking small
homcsteaIS and 10 now really the only unoSc1nIod
territory between Bridgeport and MartiTl's FeTrT
" valuable as an Investment for CAPITAL Eaekip1.
saie purchase, and valuable 10 those who want ma,
Get Rnrdening ground close 10 the div II t.nn,.
beautifully upon tho riVe7 and commRpds visW ~
valley. Wv ""U'o sCeheIy Of The
The terms Of sale will be onc-thInd ca,b. boI,nco
70 tN9 annual payments, per cent interest on dS.
ieTred payments. For further PARTICULAR In"niyo
RICHARD CRAWFORD
az 'Re premises or by mail al Bridgeport, Ohio,
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Police COURT SLATE LAST NIGHr.-
The following names were on The police
court slate last night:
John Williams and WIN. Johnson were
disorderly on the Opera House corner
about midnight Saturday night. Toe
constant familiarity with the no'in'. bole
was the prime cause Of the disturbance
They were run in to the calaboose by
Officer Detibaugh aud NightwatChman
Reilly.
The ubiquitous Hannah Fitz.immons
was in for common drunk. Hannah's
is always very common drunk.
A man named Atwell was arrested for
disorderly conduct in the Eighth Ward.
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GRAND CoMIANDERY OF KNIoHrs
TEMPLAR.-The Grand Commandery OIL
knights Templar Of this State met in the
Wheeling Asylum Saturday morning
The following delegates were present;
Wheeling Commandery-W. II. Rote,
W. II. Travis.
Palestine Commandery No. 9, Of Mar.
tinsbnrg-W. Fl. II. Flick, A. Quipgel,
W. II. Riggs,
Calvary Commandery No. 8, OF Par.
kersburg-Frank Rex.
Charleston Commandery No. 4-Geo.
Davis.
Potomac Commandery-John Riley.
Cyrene Commandery-M. A. Chandler,
Henry o. OFT, L. L. Hanson.
During the day no business Of import.
anCe to the public was transacted. The
business was Of u routine nature, being
the consideration Of minor amendments
to the Constitution, appointment Of COM
mittees, etc.
In the evening the Grand Commandery
elected and installed the following oil.
GERS;
r, E. Grand Commander, Sir Hugh
Sterling.
V. E. Dep. Grand CON-, Geo. Davis.
Grand Generalissimo, ]. S. HaIder.
man.
Grand Capt. General, Frank Rex.
Grand Prelate, NJ. A. Chandler.
Grand s. Warden, Jessie r. Purnell.
Grand j. Warden, w, II, II, Flick,
Grand Treasurer, |. Fl. Williams.
Grand Recorder, Geo. +. irvine,
Grand Standard Bearer, W. II. Riggs.
Grand Sword Bearer, g. Ed. Mendel.
Grand Warden, Fred. Huseman.
Grand Captain Of the Guard, DR.. Geo.
Baird.
About 7 o'clock in the evening the
knights Of Wheeling and Cyrene com.
manderies were inspected by the officers
Of the Grand Commandery on the Capitol
Square. Wheeling Commandery turned
out twenty-five men, and Cyrene Com
mandery about. forty. Two bands Of
music, Kramer's and the Wheeling City,
were present, the former having been
engaged by Cyrene Commandery and the
latter by Wheeling Commandery. Alarge
crowd Of people assembled in the vicinity
to view the inspection and drill, and
many compliments were passed upon the
noble Knights. Wheeling has two com.
manderies Of which she may Justly feel
proud, and whose excellence in drill We
have no doubt will compare favorably
with any communicates in the country,
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me MOST POPULAR Pill

ever furnished the American people. The hirh.
est medical authorities COnCcGc their supcriority
over all others, because they possess alternative,
tonic, and healing ptopCrtic5 contained In no
other medicine. being strongly hnti.Bilious,
they exrel all humoFs, correct vitiated state Of
the system, and, being purely vegetable, they
do not, like other pills, leave the stomach and
bowels In a worse condition than they found
them, but, on the contrary, irpart healthy
tone and Vigor before unknown.
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The following docket was disposed oil
on Saturday:
Lara McLain and Richard Smith were
fined 81 and costs each for disorderly
conduct. The fines were paid.
John Cline and John Harden were up
for the part they took IN a South Side
shooting aaray last Saturday evening
Cline was fined S., and the case against
Harden was dismissed.
Michael King was sent up for thirty
days for drunkenness.
James Thomas, charged with dtChArg.
ing firearms in the city,was fined 81. tx.
ecution was suspended on payment Of
costs.
Lorenlz Kali and Charles Dinger paid
81 and costs each for disorderly conduct
Francis Barkus was assessed S. for
disOrderly conduct. He paid.
Mrs. Mooney was fined 81 for using
abusive language toward Timothy Dono'
van.
Henry Bushey and Patrick Carroll
were fined 81 each for drunkenness
Bushey paid his fine, but Carroll was sent
up,
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On Friday Lyman Cox, Riverside
teamster, was badly hurt while at work
near the furnace yards. While dumping
stone from his wagon he was thrown oil
with the load, and badly bruised and cut
in the fall. Cox lives on Chapline near
35th street,
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pRoRGrE BUSINESS. The following
probate business was transacted by the
County Clerk on Saturday:
The will Of VIM. Eckhart, deceased,
was proved, and Johanna Eckhart up:
pointed Executrix. Bond, $1,000; no
security required by the will.
The will OF Margaret Elliott, deceased,
was proved and admitted to probate.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrArE.-The fol.
lowing transfers Of real estate were ad-
milted TO record in the office Of the Clerk
Of tho County Court Saturday:
Deed made July 10, 1870, by VIM. Cald.
well and wife to G. W. b. Allison, for a
lot fronting so feet on Hampton street,
corner OF 9th street; $50.
Deed made August %, 1877, by VIM.
Nicholson and wife 10 Cornelius O'Hare,
for one.forth Of lot No. 236, and the
north quarter, on the east side OF EoG
street, in Centre Wheeling; SS25.
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A RUSHING BUsISEss.-Mr. II. S.
White, one Of the most active and en-
IeFpriSipg citizsns Of the good old county
Of Marshall, is running the boarding
houses and retreshment stands on the
Moundsville camp grounds this season.
Yesterday Mr.. White did land. office
business, his large boarding tent being
crowded with hungry humanity all day
long. As u sample OF the business he is
doing, We will merely state that nearly
1000 persons dinCd with him yesterday.
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The HornbroOk lett for Parkersburg at
10Y A. NJ. Saturday. The Science will he
this mornings packet.
The Science made trip 10 the Mounds.
vile camp grounds yesterday.
The Frank Willard will hereafter run
on the Red river, between Shreveport and
Grand Ecore, in connection with the Bart
Able, running 10 New Orleans.
St. Louis Times: "Rates to New Or
leans are 45 cents per barrel for flour, and
%! cents per 100 lba. To way points IL
cents per barrel and cents per 100 lbs
more is charged"
The steamer Fanchon, Capt. Sweeney
has arrived at Cincinnati from Bismarck
The toWboat Mary Ann is reported
aground ut Slim Island.
Capt. Shinkle has not decided on name
for his new steamer.
The Virgle Lee has quit the Cincinnati
and ST. Louis trade for the present.
Cumberland is 20 inches on Harpeth
shoals.
The steamer Andy Baum is laid up at
Cincinnati.
The towboat Onward will be ready for
the fall trade.
Thursdays St. Louis Republican says
River commerce between st. Louis and
Ohio river points is apparently at an end
for the present. Agents here have had
large offerings Of freight at good rates,
showing there is IN excellent opening
for light draft boats.
IBy Telegraph
MEMPHIS, August 2G.-River falling
slowly. Weather clear and warm. De.
parted-Colorado, ST. Louis; Capital City,
Vicksburg; Atlantic and bsrges, New Or
leans.
CAIRO, August 2G.-Arrived-Belle
Memphis, St. Louis; Yaeger, New Or
leans; Grand Tower, Vicksburg; Stahl-
man, Nashville; Dora Cobler, Evansville;
Cotton Valley, Cincinnati, Maude, 81.
Louis. Departed-Belle Memphis, St.
Louis; Stahlman, Nashville; Dora Cobler,
Evansville; Cotton Valley, Cincinnati;
Schenck, New Orleans. River seven feet
one inch and falling. Weather clear and
warm; mercury So.
LOUISVILLE, August 26.-Warm and
clear. Observation-Disclosures, Cincinnati;
Miller, Cincinnati. River stationary; 9
feet II inches in canal.
EvVNsvILLE, August 26.-Light rain
after midnight; chiefly clear to-day.
Mercury CO. to $40. River 9 and 2.iO
feet and falling. Down-Fawn. Up
NJ. Smith, G. W. Anderson. Little bust.
ness.
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PULPIT PoINTs.-Rev. Josiah Curtis, OF
Moundsville, preached to the Reformed
Episcopal congregation in Wiesel Hall
yesterday morning and evening
Rev. Louis Hay, Of Allegheny City, Pa,
held services in the Eng. Luth. Church
yesterday morning and evening.
Services were held at the Fourth Street
N. E. Church yesterday by the pastor,
Rev. George.
The subjects Of Rev. Cluncy's sermons
at the Baptist Church yesterday were
Morning, "Walking Honestly evening,
"a Time to Dance"
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THEIR EVIL Tendencies.

Butte ono who has not seen these es.
Establishments Tor himself no adequate
idea Of the terrible tendencies to immor.
tality which they exert can be conveyed.
Nine tenths Of those who frequent these
saloons are youths, scarcely out Of their
teens. Many oithGm go first out OF Gu.
rlosity, but when once In the intoxica.
ton Of liquor, music, bold women, noise
aud glare, iascinates them, and they 20,
again and again. The coarse tests, The
blasphemouS and, too frequently, the vile
language that they hear, may shock
them at first, but still lures them on, II
a young man has money, and seems will.
ing TO spend II, the girls lavish their
Establishments upon him so long as il
lasts, and then forsake him for another.
Another trequenter Of the place may be
an older hand at the business, and while
the girl that he thinks should attend 10
him L smiling upon the youth, he sits by
in sullen Jealousy. This Is noticed and
appreciated by the youth, who goes
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HApPY.TIDINas for nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric
Belts eaectually cure premature debil.
ity, weakness and decay. Book and Jour.
nal, with information worth thousands,
mailed free. Address PULvERMACHER
GALvANIC Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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THE Register says that the Union
Square Theatre Company will produce
"fhe Danish Chief" before Wheeling
public this season. Wonder, now, il
cheiT?n
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TIE BOOKING RESIDENCE SoLD.-Auc
tioneer Hervey on Saturday disposed o.
the residence Of Mr.. Edmund Booking
on 18th street, opposite the Cathedral
at public auction. Mr.. Jacob Hull wa
the purchaser, paying S5,075 for the
property.
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We understand that Moundsville
policeman was last evening assaulted by
some roughs whom he was endeayoring TO
arrest for stealing watermelons, and was
pretty badly bruised about the head. We
heard Of no names.
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Or Saturday Us one Of the Bridgepor,
transportation wagons was coming IN
Main street loaded with twenty-five
Howe sewing machines, two Of the ma.
chimes fell oil the wagon upon the street
and were completely demolished.
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TEMPERANCE NoTEs.-There will be a
temperance mass meeting al Parkers'
Hall tonight, which will be addressed
by Rev. Wier, Of Martins Ferry, o., and
Hiram Young, Of this city. Give them a
big turn ont.
There was quite large crowd at OIrs
Hall on Saturday and Sunday nights,
which was not expected, Us nearly all the
Murphy folks had gone to Camp Meet.
ing. Messrs. Grafton, Kemple, Cline and
Young entertained the audience for the
time with a few remarks each. The meet.
ings were conducted by Young and KEN.
pie respectively. Temperance meetings
were announced for Thursday and Satur.
day nights in the above hall.
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THE annoyance occasioned by the con
tinual crying Of the Baby, ut once ceases
when the cause is las it should be) prompt
ly removed by using DR.. Bulls BABY
Syrup. % cents per bottle. d&w
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deeper and yet more deep into the yavu-

deeper and yet more deep into the yawn-
Ing depths Of immortality that surround
him.
And when the lights are out, the music
Etilled, and the noise hushed-whAt then
To lower depths yet they 20. The dazed,
blinded and Infatuated youth, tempted BY
the braLen faced sirens, and forgetting
home, love, truth and purity, Is led on
and down the declivitY Of crime.
1t may be safely set down that every
saloon keeper in The city who does not
keep waiter girls is utterly opposed to
them, and exceedingly anxious for their
suppression. The cause Of this IA self.
evident, MS the waiter girl saloons arc
seriously affecting the Legitimate bust
ness,
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BREAK DOWN IN PRIcEs.-Dress Goodl
Q cents, Black Kid Gloves S5 cents and
Carpets as cheap as Is cents. They have
10 be sold to raise money now.
W FRpurT
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WoRK on the P. ". & Ky. railroad was
commenced ut this end Of the line on
Saturday. Several laborers were put to
work clearing the road bed near the sus.
pension bridge.
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ALL those dcsiring to enjoy that high
degree Of health which pure blood in.
ducea and maintains should use DR.. Bulls
Blood Mixture. d&W,
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The Standard newspaper and printing
office is advertised to be sold at trustees
sale on Wednesday, September Goth.
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Down! DowNl 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 Goth streets.
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The CouRIs.-MuNCIPAL COURT
Judge Cronmer,-This court met on Sat.
urday pursuant to adjournment. The
following business was transacted;
Samuel Mason vs.. John Robrecht, in
assumpsiti judgment in favor Of plaintiff
for Sl53 co.
james S. Muldoon vs.. John MCEntCC
in chancery; consent decree entered.
George NJ. Bromer Va. Philip Meyer
ct al, in chancery; decree entered re-
ferring cause to Commissioner.
Adjourned until Monday at 10A.M
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KoCu's HALL. (late Steubenrauch's), in
the Eighth Ward, has recently been
Handsomely frescoed.
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THE mission OF the cheerful potato
bug is accomplished, and he is beginning
to look anxiously around for winter
quarters.
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DR.. E. A. FARQUHARs MEprcArEp
CRACKERS, for the relief and cure Of
every form Of dyspepsia, or other func.
tional disease OF the stomach and bow.
els, as well as all sympathetic affections
arising therefrom. There IS no taste or
smell Of medicine about them-nothins
to indicate to persons using them that
they are taking medicine. Their princi-
pies are so combined as 10 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 gener.
ally.
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THE Bellairc workingmen held meet.
ing in the City Hall Saturday night.
Col. PoormAn and others delivered adj.
dresses. ......
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"MusEETEER" and "mosQuiter" resem.
bic each other much in name as we'll MS
the little similarity OF bill and bayonet
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CARPETS Carpets Carpets! 1t Ia a
we'll settled fact that the cheapest Car.
pets and Dry Goods in the city are found
at NV. FERREL's,
Corner Main and Goth 81.
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The retail liquor business, last spring,
was at n discouragingly low ebb. "Free
lunches" no longer drew custom 10 any
alarming extent. It became evident that
something else must be resorted to in
order TO attract customers. With this
object in view, Tivoli Garden, the largest,
most expensive and most gorgeously
fitted establishment that had ever been
opened in the city, was thrown open 10 the
public. The experiment at first proved
an immense success, the spacious garden
was crowded day and night, and the sur
rounding saloons began 10 feel the loss Il
their custom, and the necessity OF active
measures OF defense. In q short time
several other gardens" were opened.
But the garden system soon lost its
attractions, and something else must be
resorted. Free concerts by the best bands
in the city no longer soOthed the savage
breast, and impelled to lmbibations Of the
foaming beer. Something must be done.
Then ii was that Messrs. Armstrong d
Ditmar, Of the Tivoli, bethought
themselves OF lady waiter girls, and in.
stantly put the idea into execution. This
was Immediately followed by u rival in
the garden" business on Market street
(Bulger's Spring Garden'D, and 1t was
soon found that this new experiment was
the best Of all. Where before had been
an empty wilderness Of shrubbery was
now mass Of eager, bibulous mortAls,
and the uiCkeIs flowed into the till in u
stream
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BREAK down in prices Of Dry Good
and Carpets. Now Ia your time. Cal
and price. Got to sell.
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DUPONT9S
Wheeling Powder AGENCY.

IhuVO at all times In Magazine large
stock Of the abovo celebrated Powder,
viz; Rifle, Sporting in Cans), Blasting
and Mining, In metallic packages, which
IwiIiscIl at WHOLESALE at manufacturers
pricGs. have Portable magazines Of
dlRerOntslzes for shipping and will doliy.
or free on cars or boat. This Powder
Is unequaIod In strength snd quality.
jell NJ. REILLY, Sole Agent,
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The Nail City Boat Club will probably
be incorporated.
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JUST received, a lot Of Childrens Shoes
OF the latest styles, at L. V. BLoND's.
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If you want to get suited in a pair Of
shoes 20 70 L. Y. BONDS.
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THE cheapest shoes in the city at
LV, BLoND's,
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. DOR SALE
rydcsinblo tw0.stoty Brick Dwelling House,
No. 223 thipllnC street, containing nlnO rooms,
bath room, pantry and wash house; gas and water
throughout The house Is In good condition and
will DO cold low and On easy terms. Enquire Of
JAMES NELL,
Ru2i AtEoIll 4 EiiInghRm's Main St.
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FOR SALE,
DOR SALE CHEAP

a we'll finished tWo.stoTy Brick House, almost
new, situate on corner Of Eoa and TWcnty.thift
streets, containing four rooms, hall and CELLAR gal
md water. Terms reasonable. Applyat
JOSEPH STRATUS GROCERY,
au2l No 22t2 EOt Street.
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Coon Black Kid Gloves for 35 cts., at
J. w. FERREL's.
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AaA 'eh'N VIZ Wv -1N VI a. ~ 800 Nlle
undersigned who was appointed special CommIs-
sionrr for the pufP ~, Will icll on
"WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10Th, A. I. 1877,
commencing ut 10 O'Clock, 4. -, nj the front door
OF the Court House OF Tho county, West Virginia,
tho following described Icul estate that il to say
All thst lot or parcel II ground described ~ Tot
numbGTrd one In square tWcnty.Eirr In the plat Of
the addition to the city Of Wheeling laid out by
ChAEc. 7. Churchill, trustee for Emily A. Zane,
aud called buenn Vista addition to The said city,
the Iame being sixty feet front on Twelfth street
aud extending hack the sane width one hundred
feet, together with all and Singular the hrgedlta-
menis gEd RPputlcuaEcrs thereto belonging or IN
Rny wlte urpcttaining thereto On The west side
ut sail lot there Is nm alley ten feet IN width Cx-
tending hack the full dep.h Ct the raid LOT, five
lcet II which alley belongs 10 the iaid tot and II
Is understood and agreed ih2t the @ld ALLY shall
be Rert open rcrletudly for the accommodation o!
the diitT nj premises 10 which the same belongs.
TERss or tALE-OGe-thul or more II the pur-
chaser 10 elect cash In hand the balance In two
eluti installmenis al one md two years the pur-
chaser giving notes hearing interest," with gvpl per
Sonal security, for the deferred Payments
". J. W. COWDES,
Special Commissioner
W. II. liALLgR. Auciloneef. IVES
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THr Knights Templar go to Cleveland
to-day.
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and the Vgor Of youth to tho most ShSttered eon.
Mtutl6n 10 four weeks, from whatever cauSs STIS-
Ing. Failure impossible. Beware Of adysTtIseT,
who oner so-cnled FREQ Prescriptions that M ISc.
lesa, and finally prove ruinouIly expensive. WSSi.
Svst ms merit must cost tar price. So per case.
htssuPpliOd. VIZ
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Gents fine shoes Of the latest styles
just received at L. V. BLoNDs.
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BASE BALL BRlErs.-A game Of base
ball was played on the Fair Grounds
Saturday between the Braddocks, Of
South Wheeling, and the Eagles, Of the
Island. Result as follows:
rs 6G7 $50
BtaldOcks ...,.... ...-..O o u o o. 0 . As
Eag Ies.....-........,,,.-l = o o 90 0 0 Ga
umplrs-sam. hTeEley. SCortrs-DIrk Chew,
C. Martin.
The Bridgeport Browns and Wheeling
Browns had a game on Saturday, at
Bridgeport. The former were victorious
by score Of 10 tod.