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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-16
CHESS LINIMENT
PASTURAGE.

nAsTURAGE FOR STOCK.
will take Cattle Horses, Colts, &C., On passnrage
nj Uyper Shirley, Charles City county. For terms
address W. IAN i-'a' -
jy s-eod6,s CNy foM., Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-16

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r,r,I,-REv. s. A. sTEEL-MLNEss OF CIT.
,7rSs-rUE DRoUGHr--ARREsT OF AN Es.
c,pep cs1MINAL-RAIp on A GAMBLING
uousH--oTRER ITEMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-16

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-07-16

ST. LOUIS, July l5.-Cattle noininally unchanged:
slow on account of hot weather; prices easier Lu:
not quo,abIy lower: fair 10 choice steers, 1890
i42j; fair TO choice COWS and lieifcrs, $3.50
1915. Texans fairly active but easier; STEER,
S225G1s3.85: Texan cows, :2.25MS3; receipts.
$4,000 head. Hogs active. firm. and higher on liglt
receipts Workers and BallimoreS, S4.1Om ~ 80;
mixed packing nominal: butchers, 10 fancy. - %
MS4 so: receipts, 1000 head. Steep-S0 receipts
and nothing doing; fair butchers inquiry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18

aKERPC ooI.n-Your attention Is call
ed 10 The HSteyen's Rsfrigerator and Ice
Box They are an entire new dePerturein
the build Of such goods; they have every
convenience and use lea ice than any
other In the market. This is the second
year Of their introduction in this city a
large number were sold last season and
in every case that could be ascertained
have given the greatest satisfaction. The
special points OF their arrangements are
these. The Ice Pan, Partitions, Shelves,
and Drip.PiPe, are attentiyely remoya.
BILE. All manufacturers impress on users
the necessity Of keeping the Refrigerator
clean, but provide no convenience for
doing 80. In the Stevens" the fixtures
are easily taken out, leaving the whole
interior open TO clean. The Refrigera-
tor opens on top, which for many reasons
l. the best plan. The ice is pat in full
size, and Il an extra supply Is wanted
there Is room TO put It In. II Is more
conyenien. to get out ice for use, and in
opening the cover you do not allow the
escape Of cold air snd waste Of ice as In
those with Ice chambers opening in front;
in fact the construction and filling forms
a Refrigerator and Ice chest combined.
All in want OF such II article had better
examine these goods before buying any
other. They can be found at L. Frsn-
zsl's, who has the exclusive sale for this
city. No. 224l Centre Wheeling,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18

PERSONAL PoISTs.-Col. Charlie Stow
advance agent for the " Elephant Show
took his winding way TO Pittsburgh yes
terday morning.
Capt. J. H. Summers, 4 well know
steamboatman, Is now engaged In thu
wharIboa. business at Gallipoiis.
Rev. Manchester preached in the
Thomson NJ. E. Church again last even
ing. ,,.
Is at the Mcclure.
Claiming N. Smith, the Parkersburt
Indez man, autographed at the ST. Jame'
yesterday.
D. Long, Of Martinsville; Samuel Pan
coast. Cameron; J. W. Wilson, Washing
ton; W. H. Booth and lady, GrayGville
are at the Stsmm House.
MI. Conrad Cots, the engineer, VIII
has been steamboating in the lower trad,
for some time past, returned home yes
terday.
Capt. Jim Thompson, Of TiltonVille
was IN the city yesterday.
Wah Lee, the Market street "washee
washee man. left yesterday for Europe
and will be absent about four months.
The late arrivals at the Mcclure In.
clude: D. D. Blanchard, Princeton, W
Va; Ed. Bell, IT,, Youngstown, Ohio; Ph
T. Herring, Canton, Ohio.
Among the late arrivals at the st
are the following: DR.. Fl. H. Arnold
Charles Hsgan, Fred. Hal, Frank ball
Wellsburp;J ]. "A. Manly, Bethany; Franz
Tansey, Martinsburg.
J.. E. Reeves is lying dangerously IL
with typhoid fever.
MIR. Appelbsum, the Pittsburgh tenor
ia In the city.
Prof. Schaeier, the steubenyille must
clan, was in the city yesterday.
Virgo F. Adams and wife,oi Pittsburgh
arrived in the city last evening on a visi
10 friends. Virgo has tuned up for thi
weeks campaign with the boys.
Mr.. Antony Shreiner returned TO oul
city yesterday from Germany, comips
down from Pittsburgh over the P. W. 4
Ky. r. r. He left here some two year
ago and could scarcely realize where b,
was when he arrived at the depot, no
knowing that Jul new road was con
pleted.
Col. Phillip Gallagher, a prominen.
lumber dealer OF the Kanawha district
Ia at the St. James.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18

AuusEMEsrs. = Byaat's Minareh.-
There is no troupe Of MINISTRIES that
equals B%ryant's in the versatility and at
Effectiveness Of their performances. They
give an entertainment Of the simon pure
kind, and with such artists az Hughey
Dourherty, Dave Reed, Arthur Cook
g. W. Harley, Sanford and Wilson, Lit
tie Mack, Arthur Bent, ETC., there can be
no doubt Of crowded houses on Friday
and Saturday nights and Saturday matt
nee. The matinee will have aprogramme
arranged to please the ladies and chill
dren. Saturday night there will be an
excursion train run from Wellsburg or
the 2. W. ok. The fare will be 81 %
for the round trip, including admission
TO the Opera House.
Rignoa-This famous actor and bis
monster combination will undoubtedly
have the largest houses eyer gathered In
the Opera House, as kilograms Tor re-
served seats are coming In lively from
surrounding towns. The play oil Henry
v. as put on the stage by this company IL
equal 10 any Of Shakespcare's other plays
aud in ttrepgth Of company, gorgeous
appointments, brilliant p~aseantry, etc., Il
will far exceed anything ever witnessed
10 this city. There are AZ dramatic
speaking characters and 100 auxiliaries
The people Of this section will undoubt
eddy appreciate the enormous expense oil
these entertainments, and as this will BE-
the last entertainment OF the season a
the Opera House We expect to see stand,
ing room only" both nights. The sale o.
tickets commences Friday morning a
Adams & Lucas'.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18

River 8 feet Q inches and falling slowly.
Weather very mild.
Business on the landing is very dull.
The Mallie Raglan departed for Par.
kersburg at 104 A N.
The local packets made their usual
trips very light.
The towboat Hope passed up in the
afternoon with two barges Of staye wood.
The Emma Graham passed down last
night and the Granite State passed up.
The Courier is the packet for Parkers-
burg this morning at 103 o'clock.
lBy Telegraph
PIT7sBuRaH, April l7.-River s feet I
inch and rising slowly. Weather fair
and mild. -
EVANSVILLE, April 17.-Weather clear
and hot. River IL $40 inches and fall
ing. Up-IdlewiId, Maggie Smith, sallie
Carney, Thomas Sherlock, Charley Nc
Donald. Down-Mornipg Star, Silver
Thorne, Charles Mcdonald with John
Dippold and barge in tow. Business very
dull.
ST.. LOUIS, April lT.-Arrived-cen-
t%ennial, New Orleans; Colorado, Vicks-
burg; Lake Superior, Keokuk; Grand
Lake, Cairo. Departed-6olden Eagle
Keokuk. River risen 8 inches, now Il
feet 8 inches. Weather clear and warm
NV ORLEANS, April l7.-Weather
warm and cloudy. Arrived-John Gil
more and Katie Greedvllle. Departed
GeIddnst, John Gilmore, Charles Gordon
aud John Il. Hanna.
CNcrssATr, April 17.-River 10 feet
8 inches and st~atIonary. Weather fair
and warm. Arriyed-Katie Stockdale,
Pittsburgh; Mary Houston, New Orleans
Laura L. Davis, Tennessee river. The
Fannie Tatum is due from 81. Louis,
No departures.
MEMPHIS, April l7.-Riyer rose one
inch, stands at IS feet ] inch. Clear
mercury s3'. Departed-City Of Alton
st. Louis; James Howard, New Orleans
franklin, Cincinnati.
CAIRO, April 17.-River % feet II in
ches and falling. Weather clear; mer.
curry 'sOo. Arrfved-Mary Miller, Gin
c%innati; Jas. D. Parker, Memphis. De
parled-Future City, New Orleans Mary
Miller, St. Louis; Jas. D. Parker, Cincin'
natl.
LOUISVILLE, April 17.-Weather clear
and warm. Departed-General Lee
Fannie Tatum, Shinkle, Cincinnati; John
L. Rhoads, Pittsburgh. River rising; 5
feet In canal,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18

THE couRm.-cncurT couRr-JadSc
MtlFiA-Tbe following business was
transacted in this eourtyesterdsy:
Upon the calling Of the docket, the
case Of the State VI. Mind Gehhatt uas
continued until Friday next on account
Of the absence Of material Witnesses for
the defense.
In the case Of the State Va. Annie Au'
Der, indicted for grand larceny, defend;
ant was called, recogniEance forfeited, and
10 the case Of the State VS.. Wesley
Thompson, indicted for assault and bat.
terry, on account Of the continued absence
ofthe prosecuting witness a HOLe was en-
The petit jury was adjourned until
Friday morning at 9 o'clock, and the
court until this morning at the same
hour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18

THE WALLACE "BoDY-SsATcHIsG."-
A correspondent at West Alexander
writes Us that there ia no truth in the re-
port that the body Of John Wallace had
been stolen from its grave. "There are
those here" be says, "Shoi were at the
funeral and helped to put Wallace down
and they say the same is there yet" Our
correspondent has u rather mysterious
way Of expressing himself, but we sup
pose he means to convey the idea that
Johns corpus Is still in its narrow
home. However that may be be, the body.
snatching was a matter OF town talk here
on Tuesday. So far as vi traced the re-
port II came from a West Alexander
man who Ia employed in this city, and
knowing the reputation Of the average
West Alexanderite for truth aud veracity
we considered the item 81 good as wheat,
We don't know where Johns body Ia, and
moreover, We don't care. We heard
enough about him when he was In Wetzel
county, and we don't care to follow him
further.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18

TaI MARKET YETERDAY.-The Sec.
opd Ward market yesterday was only toll
erably we'll supplied, but there VA ayery
good attendance Of buyers. We noticed
number Of novelties for the season,
such AZ new cabbage, which sold at 6aS
cents per head, the heads being about the
siEe 81 a man's fat; n~ice.looking cucum-
bers. At 1OAl2i cent. each; ne1 peas, At
20 cents per quarter peck and very nne
asoaragus, at 10 cents per bunch. Fish
were more plentiful and cheaper than on
the previous Saturday. The current rates
will be found below. There was the
usual good display Of iresh meats.
Prices ranged from s cents for or.
binary 10 Is cents for choice cuts. No
change in the price Of salt and smoked
meats and There was n profusion
Of rhubarb, onions,salad, radishes, greens,
and other vegetables, At the following
prices: rhubarb, 3a5c per bunch, onions,
same price; lettuce, 5al0c per head Irish
potatoes, lOal5r per peck sweet pota-
toes, l5A20c per quarter peck; parsnips,
csc per peck; beetr, 25c per peck. The
most Of these vegetables are certainly
cheap enough to put them within the
reach Of all. In country produce there was
a very good supply. Egg, sold At loalie
chickens, SOaS5c each; dressed chickens,
loo per Id; ditto turkeys, l2c per lbi ditto
ducks, l0al2c per ID. The fsh market
was we'll supplied; river perch, catf'h and
suckers were held at Csc per string; river
jack at Soc per string; lake bass, salmon
and cat at 10al2ic per lb; maekerel, 6s
loo each; herrings, 25c per dozeDi cod,
loo per ID; lobsters, 25c; CLANS, 6oc. The
oyster season Is about over, and but lew
+ ebrought to market The supply OF APP
Piles is limited, and the finest readily bring
4OaeOc per peck. There was an alum
dance. Of oranges and lemons, the former
at 40a50c and the latter at s0l4Oc per
dozen. There were also herbs, hominy,
honey and other odds and ends. The
supply Of flowers was large and Of q very
great variety.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18
Brief Mention.

SUMMER boarding will be cheap.
CHuRcH choirs are rehearsing Easter
music.
THE employees at the Central Glas,
Works receive their ducats to-day.
TIE open street cara on the Elm Grove
line have a summary appearance.
The Board Of Education meets 10 reg.
ular monthly session this evening.
Business was never known to be GO
dull with the Justices as at present,
THE Council Committee on Markets
met at the city building last night.
THERE will be a Rignold excursion
from steubenville on Monday might.
oaE deed In fee WA admitted to record
in the County Clerk's Office yesterday.
THE Whitaker Mill is getting an nd.
ditional boiling furnace ready for work.
The beautiful spring weather crowds
the Wheeling and Elm Grove street cars.
The stockholders Of the Wheeling
Gymnasium hold 40 important meeting
this evening.
THE Committee on Poor House and
Farm yesterday visited and inspected
the County In6fmary.
TIE "Starp Is one Of the latest styles Of
woman's hesd,gear. How We wonder
what you are, up above the head so far.
No distinguished arrivals at the lookup
last night. Only one arrest had been re.
ported at police headquarters at 10 P. NJ.
The a%erophone is the latest-talks at
four miles distant-just the thing, you
know, for wives with strayipg husbands.
No family should be without one.
IT Il reported that Captain sextus
Scott, a we'll known Muskingum River
boatman, %contemplates building a boat
for the Pittsburgh and Zinesville trade.
Ten persons knelt at the altar Of the
Thomson NJ. Z. Church on Tuesday
evening, during the services held by Rev.
@. E Manchester, and several were con.
yerted.
TIE pansies Of the florists appear 10
attain greater dimensions with each sue
eeeding year. Some OF these flower, now
offered for sale are nearly rs large "a
ordinary holly.hocks.
THE Belmont Iron Company have a
h7rnipg cinder pile on their property,
which Is getting troublesome. Yesterday
= force Of men were employed with SHOW.
els, attempting to extinguish the ere.
TIE "necktie social" given by the con.
gregation Of the Zane Street N. E. Church
on Tuesday evening Melted about S65,
which amount will DO expended In re.
furnishing the Sabbath School library.
A GOOD many Wheeling people are en-.
gaging state.rooms on the Cincinnati
steamers, and there Z prospects, Of .
large representation from this city at the
May musical festival in the "Paril 81
America"
The Clerk Of the Municipal Court
wants VIM. Muldoon for attempting to
assault John McEntee. William 10 sum.
moned TO appear this morning at 9 o'clock
and answer the complaint fled against
him BY John.
WHEEL oHT.-one Of the front wheels
Of a buggy containing two ladies came oI
near the corner Of Main and 9Th streets
yesterday afternoon, throwing one Of the
ladies out. No damage Of any conse.
quence Was done 10 either the occupants
or vehicle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18
DEATH OF A WEIL.KNows CITIZEN

DEATH OF A wELL-K KNOWN Cirizss.
MIR. Wm. F. Gillespie died about half.
past eight o'clock last night, after 3 long
illness Of consumption. Mr.. Gillespie
was an efficient deputy under Sheriff
Macklin, and was justly esteemed as q
quiet, upright, kind. hearted man. he
suffered much from sickness and other
misfor.unes toward his latter end, but
these are all over now edaadays Gin
einnati ENQUIRIES Copington Nars.
Mr.. Gillespie was a brother Of Mr.
s. Gillespie, Of this city, and resided here
many years ago. He was a printer by
trade, and worked 10 the old 7imes office
In this city some twenty-five years ago,
He will doubtless be remembered by many
OF our older citizens.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18

TIE MATCH MADE.--Reierring TO an
article which appeared in our columns
on Tuesday, concerning the match be-
tween Felsinger and Layberger, the Pitts.
burgh Dispatch Of yesterday says:
"Well, Laybergeria admirers have come
promptly up to the scratch, and 1t looks
now az though the much talked OF race
would come of without fail, unless power
supernal interposes. Lsyberger's chal:
lenge was accepted on the 10Th inst, and
yesterday the articles Of agreement were
drawn up In this city, signed and sent TO
Wheeling for Felsinger s~signature. They
are in brief: The race is to be three
miles, for $500 a side; $50 a side to be
deposited when the articles are signed;
SlO0 4 side to be placed in the hands Of
the final stakeholder on Saturday, April
q, and the balance on Saturday, May 4,
one week before the contest. The race
is 10 be rowcd on the Mouongahela,
to start from the foot oil Nineteenth
street, Southside; the course TO be a
mile and q half up and return. The time
Get Is May II, between the hours OF 4 and
l5r.M, provided the water Is favorable,
and 10 be rowed before dusk, II rowed
thar day. The referee Is TO be chosen on
the night when the fnal deposit Is made.
It Is stipulated that II either boat swerve
from a direct line, for the purpose Of i'm
peding the other, it shall be ruled out.
The leading boat Is given the right to
take the water Of the other, as soon as
the advance craft can show boats length
OF clear water between its stern and the
bow Of the follower. Each man Is 10
turn his own buoy. The decision Of the
referee ia to be final in all cases. Either
party failing to come to time, except in
case OF sickness, is 10 forfeit the money
up, and the sickness must be certified to
by a physician. Layberger gives Felsing
er $50 for expenses.
"Most people in this section know the
men, but for the benefit Of those who do
not, and may take an interest in showing,
the announcement Is made that Nicholas
Layberger Ia 4 member Of the Mckee
Boat Club, Of the Southside, and Lewis
Felsinger u member Of the Hegner Boat
Club, Of Wheeling"
In conversation last evening with Mr.,
Charlie Miller, one Of the principal
hackers Of Felsinger, We asked him II
the latter bad signed the articles oil
agreement He replied: "All I've got TO
ssy lie, the race will come CT. Ihave the
articles in my pocket, and you can say
therell be q race"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18

ATYposRAPHIcAL CuRosrrY.-.ot the
wonders that have been accomplished In
the education Of the blind most people
have heard and read something. One oil
The chief elements In that succe1! L. the
exquisite sense Of touch characteristic oil
the blind, rendered still more exquisite
by that cultivation which has made the
hand the medium Ot perception. To such
perfection has the SenSe oil touch been ed.
ucated in the blind, that By means Of
raised letters they can read with all the
aueucy and precision Of aceentof the
best scholars whose natural eye courses
the printed page. We have before US one
Of the b0oks-a copy Of the New
Testament-published BY the American
Bible Society for the use Of the blind.
As q work Of art few Of cur people have
ever seen anything more perfect. The
impression Of the lettering in the paper
l. defined with wonderful sharpness and
IL = marvel Of typographical execution.
The copy before us Il 10 Two volumes, and
we learn that a similar one has been pre-
seuted by Mr.. Long, District superin-
tenuent OIL tne AueIlGAu blotu 50SAshJ .Sa
West Virginia, to YIN. Mooney, Of the
First Ward; also. that a lady teacher In
the Chaplire Street NJ. E. Sunday School
reads to her class from . similar copy
with surprising facility. These are per-
haps the only copies Of the Scriptures or
any other work In raised letters in the
city, and have been seen by comparatively
few persons. The copy which We have
examined may now be seen at the Bible
Depository 10 charge Of Mr.. John Baiiie,
McLure House corner. The Bible for
the use Of the blind Is published BY the
American Bible Society 10 whole or In
parts. The whole Bible is published in
eight Royal quarto vols. for $40, or in
sixteen vols. atS2s. The New Testatement
in two vols. for S., or four vols. for 81.
The Psalms in one vol. for 81 80. The
gospel OF St. John New York point let
terj one vol. for g. Ten thousand seven
hundred and fifteen parts have been pub
lished by the Society in the last 35 years
and any part or volume may be had sep
arately.
repay any person who values a curiosity
10 the printing art.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18

NEw DENTAL EsrABLnHMEST.-Drs
G. D. Morris, A. NJ. jarrett and E. E
Coburn have permanently located In this
city, and opened a dental Office Mt ll24
Market street. These gentlemen have
had an experience OF twenty years, and
having supplied Themselves with all The
latest improvements In the art, are able &c
comrete with any f~rst.class OPERATOR
Is skill and prices. Their Office chair /:
one Of the inest known TO the profession
and can be moved into sixteen different
positions to insure the comfort Of the
patient. The dental Office is on the first
floor, and Is open day and night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18

Az ASTONISHING FAcT.-A large pro
portion OF the American people are to-day
dying from the effects OF Dyspepsia or dis.
ordered liver. The result OF these diseases
upon the masses OF intelligent and valuable
people Is most alarming, making life act
ually a burden instead OF a pleasant exist
ence OF enjoyment and usefulness as II
ought to be. There Is no good reason fol
this, II you will only throw aside prejudice
and skepticism, take the advice Of Drug
gists and your friends, and Try one bottle Of
Green's August Flower. Your speedy re
lief Is certain. Millions Of bottles Of this
medicine have been given away 70 try IL
virtues, with satisfactory results In every
case. You can buy q sample bottle for lC
cents to try. Three doses will relieve the
worst case. Positively sold by all Drug
gists on the Western Continent. eod4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18

RIesoLp AND CoMPANY.-Mr. George
Rignold, the celebrated English actor,
and 4 portion Of the company supporting
him, arrived 10 the city on the P. w. &
KY. train last evening. This being Holy
Week, the company are laying off for a
few days rest, and they propose spending
their holiday in our city. This proves,
Of ccurse. that despite her SCOT and
smoke, the Nail City possesses some at
fractions To strangers; and il also proves
that Mr.. Rignold is gentleman Of most
excellent judgment. Mr.. Riguold and
wife, Mr. Fl. B. Lovedale, j., aud Mr.
Henry Slaughter have rooms at the Nc
Lure, while the remainder Of the compa'
ny are scattered among the other hotels.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18

FUNERAL OF LOUIS HELMs.-.The funer.
al obsequies Of Louis Helms took place
yeAterdly afternoon from his laie resi-.
dence on ZINE street, Island, aud n large
number Of the friends Of deceased follow.
ed the remains to their last resting place
in the Bridgeport Cemetery. The Bridge.
port lodge Of Red Men, Of which Lou wa.
y member, formed a part Of the funeral
procession. Lou was a genial, whole
s0uled fellow, and was universally liked,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18

MOVED AGAIs. = That uneasy old
wreck which lay for some weeks 10 the
channel opposite Booth & Sons wharf
boat, seems to have taken ofense at the
commolion' caused by the launching Of
Princes barge on Tuesday aud moved
down about 200 yards inshore. II now
lies at the head Of the Wheeling Towboat
& Barge Cos 1oat with its ugly and
broken old ribs sticking out OF the
water. thought to be hauled out before
II knocks a hole in some illfated steamer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-18

The Fair Grounds have been rented
by the military for their sham battle on
the seth Of May. The committee having
the matter in charge will leave nothing
undone TO insure success. Several mill
tary companies from abroad are expected
to be present and participate, and ar.
engagements for reduced rates on that day
will be made with the different railway
lines, SO that there will probably be a
large crowd Of strangers present.