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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-24
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A RACE FINALLY MADE BETWEEN WIS.
GERBER. !ASD FRISINo.-The long-delayed
match between Geo. W. Weisgerber, 81
Ithe @. p. Brown Boat Club, and Louis
Eelsing, OF the Nail City Boat Club, was
finally arranged last night AT least that
is the understanding al the present writ.
Ing, though considering the lack Of enthI.
siasIn manifested by the friends OF both
gentlemen it Is possible the match may
yet be broken of.
II will be remembered that Weisgerber
and Felsing had u rather exciting pull over
the Beech Bottom course, q few weeks
since, fOra purse OF six hundred dollars,
which was won blythe latter. The friends
OF Weisgerber, having considerable conf.
dence In him, readily undertook to back
him in another race, and Weisgerber Is.
sued . challenge to Felsing to row. No
particular attention was paid to this Chal-
ienge by the Nail City boys for u week or
70, owing, they explained, to the absence
of their Captain and several other promi-
nent members.
Finally, the absent Nail City members
having returned, Weisgcrber issued a pro.
nunciamento, demanding that Felsing and
his friends either put up or shut up" AS
one OF the Nail City boys expressed him.
self last night, they never took water,
and accordingly, upon the receipt Of Weis-
tgerher's second communication, signitied
their willingness to meet the Brown boys
ut the Spring Garden SalOonlaSt night anil
see what could be done toward making a
race. .,.
As considerable interest was taken in
the result OF the conference, quite u large
crowd gathered in the saloon and vicinity,
consisting principally Of members OF the
two clubs. After considerable chat being
exchanged o match was fixed up, the con-
testants being represented respectively by
Captain VIM. Humes, Of the Brown CIub,
and Captain Ed. C%ornbauer, OF the Nail
City. The agreement effected was that
Weisgerber and Felsing are to
row a three-mile race, in, best and
best boats, without guide boats, fol
$500 aside, The race 10 take place over the
lower course, on the 10Th OF October.
no articles were signed, but a forfeit Of
$50 a side was placed in the hands Of Mr.:
Fcrd. Swami, Of the Regiaet, and a second
$50 will be put up next Saturday. Mr.
Ben. Hebrank was chosen final stake
holder.
There seemed to be some disafrection
among the principal parties interested,
from Some cause unknown TO the writer,
IL the terms OF the race, and rs the articles
have not been signed, Il is possible, Us We
have already remarked, that the thing
viii yet fall, through.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-24

TIE REAL Estate MARKET. The Steu.
benrauch ice house, in South Wheeling,
was again offered at public sale yesterday
by Auctioneer Hervey. The property was
bid up to, two thousand dollars, when the
sale was again postponed.
The Nicholas Becker property, being q
portion Of the Sunnyside Vineyard, offer.
ed by Mr.. Heryey, was bid up to two
hundred dollars, when the sale wa adj
jonrned to Thursday. d y,,e
Mr.. Hervey disposed OF a brick house
and lot in Wellsburg, belonging TO John
McElroy, to YIN. Frank, for thirteen hun
dred dollars.
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CHEAr TRIP TO CmcAGo.-The P. C. &
st. L. Railway Panhandle Route) will
run q cheap extension to Chicago on
Tuesday next, Oct. LIST. Think of ii, to
Chicago and return for s.! The trip will
be made by a special express train, con-
sisttrg otfiHt-class cars, and Arrangements
have been made for reduced rates at the
hotels. Return tickets will be good for
ten days, by any regular train. Excursion
tickets on sale at the P. W. 4 Ky. Depot,
loot OF llth street, and city ticket office,
under Mcclure House, and at depots Of
other stations on The r. W. ( Ky. Road.
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From wllts' Spirit Of he rnae, nsa.s,is7z

Logan, List& Co., Agents.
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TIN BkErHoIES PhSit.--The Beethoven
Singing Society picnieedin Zane's Orchard,
on the Island, yesterday afternoon. The
Attendance, although not asilarg4 rs It has
been on former occasions, was orderly, and
the members and theiririends enjoyed the
occasion heartily. The Wheeling Gig
Rand, furnished the marching music, and
Naas' orchestra kept the dancers going
A shower came up about 5 o'clock in the
evening, on account OF which the Society
changed their quarters from THE grow
to their hall, corner Main and 1lth streets,
where o good time was had until q late
hour last night. The picnic and ball was
in chargeof aacommittee Of arrangements
consisting d Mr.. Richard Henry, the
President Of the Society, Messrs. August
Muegge, Charles Finck, VIM. Grade and
Fred. Oser, who performed their duties
very satisfactorily 10 those present.
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A HORSE attached to an express wagon,
and owned by a man named Wincher, ran
Off on Main street, near l2th, yesterday
morning about : o'clock. The animal ran
down 9lain street to 10th, before he was
stopped, and in his Wild career succeeded
III demolishing the wagon toMhich he vas
attached, and breaking up a cider mill in
front of Pryor Royd's store. The wagon
was loaded with packages OF glassware,
which were scattered along the street with.
out much regard TO consequences.
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TuRshOw windows about town are gor-
. With pictures and programmes 81
he forthcoming attractions in the amnse-
ment line. JHowe's London show, Ma.
caulev's dramatic continuation and Eliza
Weathenby's "Froliquesr are all well
represented The dead Ralls1and fences
about town, too, show up in lively eOIors
with posters afal dates 2 iA5hJ
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REPArns ASD ALTERATIONS. Commodore
tiOrnbrook is putting n new head on the
towboat Charlie HOrnbrOok. He is also
letting down her pilot house and putting
up new 'chimneys. all intended TO adapt
the boat to the pool trade Of the Nononga.
hela.. Being enabled TO go up under the
bridges with harges will be q swing Of
both time and expense, and the increas-
ing trade in that direction justiies the al.
terations that are being made.
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To,pAYist the eolOred peoples Fourth Of
Tu1y rf
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scuLllSG Morris seibert, Of the Clipper
Boat Club, of Pittsburgh, who is TO row
Barrett, Of the Mai, City, on the 9TH Of
October, arrived in the city OIL Saturday
evening last, and has gone into training
for the race. He will make his headquar-
ter at the Brown Boat House. The race
is for S2O0. and is to be pwed over the
lower course. lr., IT, s..g
1t is not probable that the challenge Of
Nick Layberger, OF Pittsburgh, to row Ed.
Clator, Of the Brown Club, viii be consid-
cred by Clator and his friends until the
Weisgerber-F elsfng race Is definitely set
tied. H
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a. u. +. CAMp Meeting AT MARTINS
FERRY.-The A. NJ. F.. camp meeting at
Martins Ferry closed yesterday morning,
and we learn from those present that the
closing exercises were attended with deep
solemnity, The receipts at the gates
amounted toover five hundred dollars, and
the net receipts will, reach three hundred
and fifty dollars. Before closing it was re-
solved TO hold another meeting there next
vnnr
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LErrErs addressed as follows are de.
tanned in the city Postoiice for non.pay.
ment Of postage: Harrington 4 Good.
man. Glp Chestnut street, Philadelphia;
+. NJ. MeNamie, Market street, Philadel.
phia; Miss Matte Dal1ell, 50 AcEley
street, Allegheny City, Pa; Richard Car
ter, Petersburg, Boone Co, Ky; Lew.
Winan, '~'Binjangen, Ohio" better dirc-
tons; Miss Gnce Ogden, care Geo. Og-
den, LIZ Wood street, Pittsburgh; Thos.
Morris, WOodsReld, Ohio.
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FoR UPwARDs OF Thirty YEARS MB.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. II corrects aeidity Of the
stomach, relieves Uind oolir, regulates the
bowels, cures dyNakeTy and daHImt,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An oldand welEtried, remely. %
eaRh a boaie. 1l q a,ul -ItaiI rnd 4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-24

DEAru OF Cart. T. l.. TAYLoR,-Thc fol
lowing dispatch, received in this city, yes
terday morning, andannouIcing the death
OF an old Wheeling citizen, cast q gloom
overaiage circle OF relatives and friends
of deceased in this city and vicinity:
NKw ORLEANS, La, September: q;
Cap .LaaA Hamilton, 1866 RaahGSSb@tf
Captain, Thomas Taylor disl at Bay
st. Louis, Miss, and viii be buried here
to-day. VII write.Ra0 PP,MAE4E
Capt. Taylor was well and favorably
known in Wheeling, having resided here
forever forty years. He was a pembeF q
iIs iirni Of II6b6s A1aylor, engine build
Sr5 Tor many years Az de d9selq aIe
war lie chose steamboating for u probes
sion, and has been boating on the South
ern waters for the last ten years. At the
,timcuf1ti sdeathIhcl was in c9lnm9nt 81
M steamer Era Nd! 10! Capt TaSf6rietL
New Orleans q few weeks ago, and
went 10 Bay st. Louis, Mississippi,
with his7 iaTils ,it9 avoid itleI yellow
isIar5 b1e f6lb aSVittim to The 9conrge ION
Saturday last. He leaves q wife and three
children to mourn his loss. A man OF
mhler impulses Of right aud puTer friend
shilE dti6se around hin ineieI Uet @
uied. He was 4 man conscientious IN all
his dealings with his fellow men,, honora'
bic and Just. May he rest IN peace, 5ll
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yellow FEVER R:LrgF.-ReE. l.. Greer,
.of the Presbyterian Church at the Forks
|ot Wheeling, Yesterday turned over TO
Benz, Davenport, Esq, Treasurer OF the
Citizens Relief Association, tlfty-one dol
las and sixty Gent, l for the yellow fever
sufferers. VI
Capt. James Hamilton, who returned
tecently from New Orleans, has donated
one Mlndred dollars to the Steamboat
|meR's Relief Association at New Orleans.
The Maennerchor Singing Society, at q
recent meeting, appointed a'committee to
Solicit Contributions for the relief OF the
yellow fever sufferers, and We understand
that some sixty dollars have been collected
so far. a.
The Officers Of the Pittsburgh District
Turn: Bezitk, who reside in this city, have
received the Observation-Disclosures to the
yellow fever fund: Germania Turnverein,
Steubenville, eight dollars and fifty cents;
Beaver Falls PENN T%urnyerein, twelve
dollars and fifty cents. The Pittsburgh
Turner'S have made Arrangements to give
q musical and gynnastic entertainment for
the benefit ot the sufferers, the proceeds
o. which will be promptly forwarded to
this city. Our own Turner'S will hold gen
eral meeting at their hall, on Wednesday
evening next, when the Society will make
a contribution TO the fund. The amounts
collected BY the Turner'S, as we under.
stand II, Will, he sent to their suffering
brethren In The South.
The Harmonic Singing Society has do.
mated twenty.i five dollars for the relief Of
tho yellow. lever sutisrers,. Each o. the
singing societies OF the city has appointed
committees 10 solicit contributions among
their members, who will shortly submit
their reports.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-24

BARS BrRSr.- John Brown, Esq, a far,
mer living in Wetzel county, opposite
Raresville, had his barn burnt on Wed
nesiay evening with all his crop. The
fire Is thought TO have been incendiary.
The loss sustained Il said TO be about ten
thousand dollars. We were unable 10
learn whether Mr.. Brown had any insu'
rance on the property. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-24

-.sTHE FmSr BosE GIVES RTITET."-Thc dis.
trcSsipg cough. which threatened serious re-
suits, Is quickly cured befOrs developing Il
fatal pulmonary affection. For all throat,
bruaSt, and lung disorders, ASthmatit or Bmn-
chial affections, Hopping Cough, LiNqr Com
plaint, Blood Splitting, &c, no remedy Is 50
prompt ahhIcicctunl rs abr. Swayne's Com
pound Syrup Of Wild Clerry," .r.f
II have made use Of this preparation for
marty years, and II has proved 10 he very re-
liable aud PticaciOus in the treatment OF Sc.
vrrc and long standing coughs. know Of
two patients, now In comfortable health, and
who butfor It's use l consider would not now
be living. IL
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'H
A. B. c., MIcI.-What should I've done
to reduce an enlargement Of tendon OF
forward leg, the back tendon, caused rs
grabbing Il while trottiDg. II is sound
now, | think. Itwas fixed last spring, and
the horse tnrned out all summer. ARnrer.-
Clip Oft the hair, and apply Giles LiuiBlru!
Ioiide ARmlOaiI twice n day, until it irri.
tates, when temporarily discontinue, and
commence again. 1t Is the only remedy
that will permanently remove a chronic
enlargement OF this kind. Send 10 Doctor
Giles, 45l Sixth avenue, New York, who
will furnish full information. 1gg 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-24

PIAxo ASD ORGAN uNING.-IfyOur Piano
or Organ needs tuningOr repairing, please
send your order to 1927 Market street, and
our tuner, Mr.. Charles Kilmeyer, will give
it prompt attention. All work guaranteed
satisfactory. Address, llgHsa~ ir .
LUcAs' Muac SToRB,
y. n ---- = .-LL vi lg2iL Market St /.
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HEADQUARTERS ron Char Goobs.-
Good Muslin Mt 81, good Calic0s at Sc,
good Carpets at loo; fine all.Wool French
CashncrS ut SOC; Fancy Dress Goods from
6to Zoe; everything else in, proportion.
Call soon, II y0u wish to save money, at
Nos. 2Ol9 and .02l Main street.
H.'+ VII" JbtfS RoENEE,
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Isaac S. HgRBEIS, NJ. D.,

Price:-Trial bottle. Is cents; largo size, 81.
or six for s.. A single % cent bottle will
oftCntimcs curc n recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk Of life.
Prepared only by DIR, Swayne " Sun, Phila'
delphi. Sold by leading Druggists. logan,
List X Co., Wheeling. p codGw
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scALDED.-Mn. Alex. Forgey, who re.
sides on South Penn street, Island, acci.
dentally burned her arm quite severely
yesterday afternoon. While pouring some
water in a vessel on the stove, part Of the
water fell upon the fire and caused the
accident,
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TEMPERANCE BRiEFs.-Rev. Tomlins6n
addressed a large meeting at Parker Hall
on Sunday evening.
Arrangements have been made for an
interesting temperance meeting at Mozart
Hall tonight, with the object Of stirring
up the friendso Of the cause and inaugural
ing q lively campaign. All friends Of
cordially invited 10 attend this meeting.
The choir will be in charge Of Mr.. Mack
Kelley, Of the Seventh Ward, and the
following programme will be carried out:
Presiding Gser q. Robinson.
Singing By Select I hoIr.
Opening Prayer J. I. Mcclure.
a.Gs ~ ,LLlpIu Hymn, Ity.r ~
AddreSses-REv. Dr. A. George. Rev. s. B. RarnitE,
william Hastings Est.
SolO-.- ....... ace. ! .-.-.....- ...--.......-..MT Upton Kelley.
CO.lng Pnyer...--..,-,--.---..RrT. Geo C. WildIng.
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FoR LtyER COMPLAINT, BtLfOus HGAnAenE
Sick Headache (which females are soIlaDle
to- Jnundiee or Green Sickness, Bilious Collie
and Bilious FeYers. Dropsical SWellings. Inter
mittent, ReInittsnt and COngestive Frvers,
where hntaloEI drowtinesS anxiety. palms in
the buck, head aud cxtremities, slight chills
with flashes Of heat, elc. No medicine i bet
ter adaptedtocnretliCse complaints In all their
variOuS farms thnn
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The p. W. 4 Ky. Il. r. will scllexcur-
sion tickets 10 Pittsburgh today, ,Presi.
dent Hayes will be atthe Exposition. All
should embrace this opportunity to see the
great Exposition and The President,of the
United States. .r,lU .,
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PONCE C~orrr-Judge Cranmer.

Yesterday morning Ills Honor disposed
of the following docket: y ltoIiJ
Jane Armstrong and Thomas Daley
were fined two dollars each for disorderly
conduct. Both put up the money.
John Foy was sent to the city prison Tor
thirty days for drunkenness.
Edward Armstrong was charged with
drunkenness, and fine OF two dollars and
costs was imposed, but execution was sus-
pended on defendant, who halls from New
orleans agreeEngiO Dtnipths town INSIDE
OF one hour.
John Knewrethigh was fined two dol
lars for assaulins Louis Fredcricks tie
paid up pronlptly, Y.lgk9
James X. Forsythe paid a fine Of twenty
dollars and costs for disorlerly conduct.
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DEAL AZ BLuMs4Where you will fnl
Dress Goods, silks, Blankets, FlannGls,
DomestiCs, Housekeeping Goods, Hosiery,
Gloves, Ties, Rnchings lIandkerchiefs,
Collars and Cuffs, all marked at bottom
prices. ,. ]. ,BLuN & BRO.
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EMAXcIrArIox D4Y.-To-day is 'Manci'
patton Day, aud the eoloted people pro-
pose to hold a big celebration in its honor
over at hartin's Ferry sdarse crowds o
coTored folks are expected 70 be. present
from Eastern Ohio, Western Pennsylvania,
West Virginia, and points up sad down
the.river.. Every arrangement has been
made for a glorious time, and II the wealth
eris favorable there will no doubt be d
large turnout.
The procession will form on Hanover
street Of ten o'clock and march over the
following route: Down Hanover street to
First, On First street TO Washington. Wash
ingtonto Second, Second street to Fayette,
Fayettc to Third, Third street to Clay, Clay
to Fourth, Fourth street to Hanover, Han
over TO Fifth, Fifth street TO grove, where
seyeralladdreSes will be made 4 humble,
Of prominent gentlemen, both cororedand
white, have been invited, and several have
promised to be present. There will be
plenty Of music and good cheer. m
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swlYNE's TAR AND sARs,PARlLLA Pmh,
Prepared only by DIR. swuyne& Son, Phila-
delPhia, and sold III q cents a box by all Lead
ing druggists. In Wheeling by Logan, List 4
Co. .l-IE.-. m-.t eOlAW
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sozopoNT.-An article that is ut once II
teeth prcserver aud breath purifier, and
yet 80 pleasant aud convenient to use, its
exceeding popularity does not surrrisean any
one. Time has fully established the fact
that the SOznDoST possesses these excel.
ent qualities in nm eminent degree. 1t
Inns legitimately acquired the right TO q po-
sition upon every toilet table. ~
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BLACK CASuNEREs.-li you wish to see
the best value ever offered in Black CASH
mere call on l.. BLUM 4 BEo.
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Tnr excursion 70 Chicago, via Baito. &
Ohio R. X, leaves on Wednesday, Sept.
18th, nj sos S.N, and ll.ldE 81. Fare for
the round trip 81 10. TtkotS good for
10 days. Remember tllis Will b the last
cheap excursion to ChleaSo this seasoR.
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CoLoRED CAsMMERES. The hmdsomest
shades at the lowest prices at ip.ih'
5i gsa l, BltN { BRo's. :
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"a MESSENGER FROM J Ngvis SsCrioS."-
The above Is tho title Of tho new American
comedy, written BY Il. a. 'lnrkc,, Esp,
which will bc presented at the 'Opcra
House next Friday and Saturday, Spptcm-
her q and 26, anil Saturday matinee, with
Mr.. b. Macanlcy ny "uNclG Dan'l, Deputy
Sheriff Of Jarvis Section high ontO Is
year, inventor Of the AnnihilTtor, etc.,
supported by his superb company OF
comeiians. The piece Is typical OF Nrw
England life, and MIR. MacaUlcy's rllarac-
ter Is thought by many to be- Il decided
improvements on the quaint and humorous
"S0lon shinelc.' Another role in the
piece, which is OF markell Importance, is
"Clip," an original character irim, iml OF
childish wit aud vivatity. Miss Katie
Wilson plays this part for all Ellsworth.
and is nightly greeted with u perfect riot
Of applause. The piece Is virtually II tom
lbinatiOn Of character parts, and The com
pany has been selected with this view.
In Chicago, st. Paul, and Milwaukee the
business done Inns been great. In fact.
both press and public haze pronounced
this play one Of the greatest Of modern
SticCrSsns. SEh' H tI +Ff
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If you wish to he permanently erred OF
Dyspepsia and sick headache nst VI Ldhis
Hhheiing FiUk. II your druggist docs not
keep them stop in ut MclMn Brothers'
and get q box OF the genuine article.
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LNDus' and Misses Coaks, every style
and every price, at the Emporium.
!. RlrA & BRo.
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Bl.AxxErs, FLASxKiS.4 The Iarges! va
riety, the lowest prices always % be found
at ,.r. IN. ], BEvN y BIOS,
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I,OR RENT -

The store nom No, 20 Twelfth street, Nth cellar
underneath. This room Ln heCn occupied torthe last
,bT,e yean by. hugo l. LOos rs a tobacco and cigar
tor The shelving, counters and gas fixtures Belong
"a ihr pfrInIseL AIOOd ". c. Is attached. BentloF,
Spj p55crSdOn given Immediately. Apply %
Ss in. TODD,
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II you will look inside you will sec an
advertisement OF n cheap excursion to Chi
cago and back via the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad. It starts Sept. 25th. "
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Tng CoUKrs.-CouNrY Coum-Judge
Boyi.-This Court met Yesterday pursuant
TO adjournment Of Saturday.
The case OF Geo. Sauer VS.. John II. Wat
kins, certified by Justice Caldwell, was
called, and continued TO October LIST.
Without transactine any further bnsi-
ness, the Court adjourned until to-day,
when the following cases are set for trial
Burns & Gillespie VS.. Charles MacEin 4
Co.; w. j. W. Gowden, assignee, VS.. Thos'
COlvin.
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SAVE time, labor and expense by using
BosIey's Nail City Baking Powder.
Only one teaspoonful required for d
quart OF -four. !5
Superior to every other brand put ii 1.-THE
market. Don't fail toask your grocer for Il.
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LOOK AT TIrEN.4Thos elegant Hack
eros Grain Silks nj zoe, $50 one dollar,
one dollar and twenty-five CENTS, one dol
lar and fifty cents, two dollars per yanl, al
!, BLt'T& BIOS.