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,nyyS-Th

onality i.searcsiS Is gloodas II wasi&st week,
the number Of rough and gruss Hogs increas-
ing in number al;ain.
TIIg SHEEP NAHKEr.
ATriyas week b,Sti
Arrivals one year 69il
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2 = -
The OrRiul HousR,- The finishing touch.
cs arc being put onithc Opera House, and
the efforts ofSSlanagcr Reister and his u.s.
sistants have provided q place OF amuse.
ment second ito none in this section Of
country. Since tho close otthcI last season
the Opera House has undergone several
changes, which are . great improvement
In its appearance. An exit has been made
on l4th street, and should the necessity
ever afise the hall chi be emptied in an
Incredibly short time. The seating capac-
ity Of the hall Is now In the. neighborhood
oiil.O0OS The chairs provided Tor the use
ofAhepatf6ns IN the 0rcRestra and Dress
Circle, 400 in number, are iron frame, up
holstered in red leather and arc very
comfortable. The seats In, tue Or
cleAr1 have been arranged on steps
in the samc manner US the Dress Circle,
and'so that those In the rcarcan see over
the heads OF people in front without diff
Guilty., There are four prosceneup boxes,
twO.ion eath side Of thu stage, 'wiiiclwill
be finished ina handsome style, including
,lamask and lace curtains. The frcscoing
and other painting are deserving OF the
highest praise. There are several beautiful
designs Of flowers, &C., on the ceiling, the
work Of Mr.. Lenkanr and Mr.. Enke, and
the domejs especially tlne Tho stage has
been widaneil s0mes four feet In order to
make A passace FORT lie actofsand actresses
who wish "a, aht ID the rooms below For
heatinEint tho cold season, u very complete
steainl iStufc Inns been Jplaled In position
hy iMesss TLomtsbn &. Hihberd. The
hniidinu, was iIrhted. III, hist night tor'the
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CHICAGO, August 2S-FlOur-Qnict and
firm. Wheat-Gnsettled but generally lower,
especially for cash; No. / red winter 9i jjzat5C;
No. do 0IAc cash and September; No. Chi.
cago spring OOkc; No. do OOc cash, 00IEC
spot, S0Nc October; No 8, TX: rejected 90.
Corn-In fair demand but at lower rates
ST9zc cash, $50 September, 3s7c October; re,
jccted 85c. Oats-In fair demand but at lower
rates; 2lc cash, 2l7Sa2l1Ec September, 222ISu
22Hc October; rejected lOkc. Rye-ln good
demand hut at lower rates, 47Hc. Barley
In good demand but at lower rates; Csc cash,
81 90 September Pork-Steady and in fair
demand, but at lower rates; $3.50 cash, 0 42IlI
40 IS August and September, Q 6Sa9 5711lE 0cto
ber Lard-Stcady and unchanged at 81 l2k
AZ 10 cash and September, .20a7 22k October.
Bulk Mcats-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
-SlO7
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BgLi.AIRg LOCALS. Last evening two
pugnaciOus "ieminincs," named Rhodes
and Tharp. entertained the citizens OF the
Fourth Ward with some very spicy recita-
tons from passages in pr0faRe history.
The melee was brought about by Madam
Rhodes hurting rock througha window
in Mrs. Tharp's dOmicile, which, OF course,
wNs sufficient to raise the ire OF any
daughter OF the Esmerald Isle. The af-
fair, however, terminated without break
ing bones or splitting precious blood on
either side. ...5t.-i.. sF'...t.
The Republicans OF this city are making
the necessary preparation to give Hon. j.
G. Burrow, the speaker for this evening, q
warm reception. The drums will beat
and flies will play to welcome SO honor
able guest.
The employees Of the Window Glass
Works, Of this city, were notified that a
reduction OF twenty per cent on their pres
ent wages would he made whenever the
works would resume operations.
The school house for the colored popu'
latIon Is nearing completion. When fin
lshed It will be very commodious build.
ing, situated In the centre OF the city. II
INC now company at Hunter recent
1ly mustered into the Second Regiment 0.
\. G., will come down here for drill next
Saturday. Lieutenant Little, an old
soldier boy, will put the new recruits
through the manual OF arms. aM
Mrs, Doiph johnson lott on tho steamer
Andes to visit friends at Parkeshurg;
Mr.. Robert Johnson, tho grocer is In
| Cleveland on business matters.
The blast furnace is undergoing extern
siye repairs,
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CxCrxSArr, August 2s.-Cotton-Quict but
firm Mt 11Mc. Flour-Dcmand fair and mar
ket firm; family 81 SOFAS GO. Whcat-Stcady
and In fur demand; red and amber S5a95c
white O0a05c. COrn-In good demand and
prices shade higher at 4ia4Sc. Oats-Duii
at 22a9Gc. Ryc-In good demand ut 5la55c.
Barley-Dull; No. Q fall 81 DIAL O5. Pork
In fair demand but at lower rates; jobbing at
$40 %. Lard-Dull aud nominal; current
make TIC; kettle saslzc. Bulk Mcats-Quict;
shoulders 5Isa5Ltc; short rib 0 05aG OF y cash,
O % buyer September; short clear 0Nc. Bacon
Quiet but steady at 594a5jzaGJSa7a7 nc.
Butter-In fair demand, but only for strictly
choice; low grades excessively dull fancy
creamery 22a23c; choice Western Reserve 10l
l3c. Iinseed 0ii-Strong at 53a55c. Whisky
Steady and In fair demand ut 90.
HOGs-Dull for best grades; common s. 20
a3 10; light S 0Oa4 IS; packing 81 10ai 80
butchers 81 5Oai 20. ~
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Dsusafstsn
II Bears. Til the Palm. 4

1lUIsEspersidllrsl almost eysry hal Latl !,
The lest IN Tie market. Il . also, All thlng sOt
Idsrrd, the CHEAPEST. There Is no economy IL
huynE inferior baking Powders. Ask for Lgan, LIS
4 Co.'S Excelsior,
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Blue AID GRAY.-A called meeting OF
veterans Of tue late unpleasantness was
held Mt the Court House last night In order
TO make arrangements for the truhsporta.
ton OF the veterans TO tho soldiers re-
union ut Marietta next ontll. The meet
ing was called TO order By Capt. John Car.
lin upon whose motion Charles Deiters
took the chair, and upon motion OF Lieut.
Sam. McColloch Capt. Carlin was made
secretary. \ statement Of the object Of
the meeting was made by the Chairman,
after which Col Baron, OF Bellaire,
who was present was called
on to make statement of the
arrangements made BY him for the
transportation OF his regiment, with whom
the veterans are to go. The Colonel said
that they had chartered a towbOat and
two l,aEges- with capacity fcr eight hun
dred men, and that, rs there would only
be about four hundred and fifty men going
from the Second Ohio and First West
Virginia Regiments, 1t would still leave
rooInfor three hundred and fifty Veterans.
The cost OF the whole excursion, pro-
visions and all, will not be over three dol
lars u man, and II may not be that much.
Colonel Miller also made u statement as
to the number Of his men that intended
going gDn
On motion OF Lieutenant McColloch, u
committee Of five was appointed to take
the names OF those who intend going.
The following gentlemen comprise the
committee: Major D. Q. Anderson, Major
j. W. Sweeney, Capt. John Carlin, Lieut..
Sam. McColloch and Corporal VIM. Johr-
son. Any yetemn wanting to go whether
Of the Blue or Gray, can call upon OF the
committeeman and leave their names.
At a quarter past eight the meeting adj
journed to meet at the Court House on
next Saturday evening at half past seven
o'clock, and It is hoped that the veterans
will all attend the meeting and that
Wheeling will make good showing at
Marietta.
The boat will leave the Wheeling wharf
at o o'clock next Monday morning, The
barges are nicely covered.
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From elrI,tlan Union, Ausl.l " lee.


EVER since DIR. VIM. N. Giles, OF 45l
Sixth avenue, extended n frank invitation
10 owners OF lame horses to bring their
equine property round to his place OF bus.
ineSs for free treatment, the corner OF
Twcnty-sevcnth street and Sixth avenue
has come to resemble horse fair. The
Doctors bold defiance, which il thus thrust
upon the curious attention OF his neigh
bors, is based on his earnest belief in his
Iodiie ammonia Limmellt, which is now
preferred to NIL others by the chief stock
raisers and sporting men Of the country.
A valuable horse OF the writer's was
kicked on the hook. Swelling and lame
ness ensued, rendering the animal nearly
worthless. We were advised to try Ghes'
Linment, and are gratiticd to say It acted
like charm. About two inches OF bone
came away, the sore healed up, and the
lameness and swelling are fast disappear
ing. HENRY WARD BgRcIIRR.
Inc 10 ,,'.l. I.YaAN AHBOrT,
III. .s.U ... E,IiInrs
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CoPpgRia. While our people are in the
mood Of acting on the advice Of the Mayor
in the matter q cleaning up and dislnipctI
Ing their premises, they should remember
that thore Is no bettor nor cheaper disln-
ieutapt than Oopperas Dissolved In water
and poured Into vaults, sewer and waste
pipes or into cutters or in fact anywhere
where filth is likely to accumulate ii at
once disinfects thoroughly. A barrel Of
the urSslala. thrown into the mouths 81
every sewer in tho city, where II would be
slowly dissolved, either by the natural
drainage or by throwing a bucket or two
OF wa,Gr on itn0w and then would he Don.
tinuousin It's effect, as II does not evaparr7
ate quickly, as does carholic acid. Il Is
cheap and should DO used in abundant
proportions, .f .-r1 -ai l,isu
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LIVER Is KtSG-Thc I.lvori the Imperial
organ OF tho whole human system, rs II con-
W TIs ,t 6 ,S Sa Gi H. Sldnes sc IL a ali
kinds Of ailments are the natural result, The
digestion OF food, the movements Of the heart
and blood, the action Of the brainand nervous
system, are all Immediately connected with
the workings OF the Liver. II has been sue
ccsSiully proved that Green's August Flower
Is unequdled IN curingall persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the nu.
mar0us symptoms that result from an un-
healthy condition Of the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottles TO try, 10 cents. Positively sold
In all towns on tllc Western Continent. Three
doses will prove that It Is Just what you want
nnlAW
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"TnE FlRsr DOSE GIVES REIEF."-Thc dis
ttrle,sssing cough, which threatened serious re-
fatal n1ihoIary afeGti6n, For ali throat,
breast, and lungdisor Asthnatic or Bron-
cllial affections, Hopping Cough, Liver Com.
plant, Blood Splitting, &C., no remedy Is 50
prompt and cfItctual rs "Dr. Swayne's Com.
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry ;ia.i-i
n haze, .nlRllp nss ii tits preparation for
many years and II has proved TO he very 70.
liable and ctllcacious IN the treatment Of Sc
we're and loNg standing coughs, ! know Of
two patlPniA nov IN Comfortable health, and
WHO but for It's use consider would not now
be living 'b ---'A' l-'
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IaPRoyRp MurToS.-James Shields, an
enterprising farmer Of Washington county,
Pa, returned from Lexington, Kentucky,
a few days since, with twenty-five head Of
pure blood South Down sheep, half OF
them bucks. lie Is, now out In Harrison
county, In this State, with q Wow Of buy
ing lot OF the common ewes In that dis
trict, from which, by cross breeding, he
expects TO get ups flock Of superior NUT
ton sheep. The great desideratum with
the sheep farmers Is to grow flocks both
for mutton and wool, Mutton b fast llc.
coming tho summer staple In the way OF
meat, being regarded rs much more
heaIthful flesh diet during the hot season
than either beef or pork. n, IN .t.u..
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EAST LIBERTY, August 2S.-CATrLE-Rc,
ceipts to-day OLE head, through, and GAG 10
cal stock. Total for two days 6i2 through,
and l 81 local, Fiityscven car loads sold To-
day, with only load or two left on hands,
selling ut from 10 to l5c better Than last week.
HoGs-leceipts to-day 22,265 head. Total
for two days $40. Cruisers IS Sous 90; York,
ers 81 0Oa4 %; PhlladClphias 81 40a4 20.
SHIRl..R Receipts to-day 100 head. Total
for two days $500. Selling ut S 25a4 S5. All
sold. Feeling not so strong,
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PHLApEIPn1A, August 2s.-FLouR-Inac
tive and weak, unchanged. Wheat-Firn
red 1 0sal 00k amber 07a1 OS. Corn-Fim
yellow 5iah9c; mixed 5Oc.. 0ats-Mixed Yves
tern 27a2oc. Rye-5Ta00c. Proyisions-Quict
and unchanged. Lanl-Quiet and unclians
cd. Butter-Inactiye and steady; New York
State and Bradford County, pl., extra 49,
zoe; Western Reserve liaiGc. Eggs Veal
and unchanged. Cheese Quiet; western
choice Z faSc. Petrolcum-Dull aud unchang
ed. Observation-Disclosures 't-
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Isaac S. HRRBErS, NJ. D.,

Pricc;-TriaI hottla, q cents largo slzO, 81,
0r siy for sS. A single IS cent bottle will
oftentimcs euro recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk Of life.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne 4 Son, Phila'
delphia, Sold by leading Druggists. Logan,
List 4 Co, Wheeling. .s p0d4w !.
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PERSONAL MENTION. Mrs. s. II. Wood
ward and Mrs. Holster Harden are GS'
peoted hOme tomorrow from the seashorr
Henry Speyer, Esq, OF Speyer Bros, left
for the East ria the Z. w. & Ky. Il. H. yes
terday afternoon III: bsa. g5E .p.ie
Mr.. W. +. .Lineberger, former long
resident Of Wheeling, is very i'll with con
sumption, NJ bis home ip Bpnwopil, %
Prof A. j, SilvGns, OF Greene county
Pa, was In town yesterday.
Misses Alice Crotty and Marion Han
non, two OF Brooklyn's fairest daughters
who have been visiting friends in the city,
will leave for home to-day. al ,,.sl
T Ai,6Nr 4. v, 4: llolgpR expects 70 ieavf
the city this morning Tor a trip TO Kansas
and will be absentfOr abouttwo weeks.
Misses S. j. AlchOlin and l. N. Swift
who have been visiting friends in Ohio
and KaDtpcky, are home again.
Gov. Matthews left TOP tfarkshpFs, W.
Va, yesterday, whence he will travel by
horse and buggy to Grpenhrier county
w Va lie has rpntelthe Dalzell mansion
for the WintHr. i.,.i.s & i..g,.
Nj samdli s,'tStfft5dh; ,t-.iliEg on inc Is
land, is quite i'll. t.i l ay I'D
Prof. John Birch has returned from 3
pleasufs I'll, through the Cumberland
Valley, ~. 4 l1a -aiblgg ..tg.ed 81
Rev. DR.. Cunningham is back from a
visit to The oil regions OF Pennsylvania, 3,
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From wilkes Spirit Of the Times, Dee. s, 1871.
A. d. C., 8fIcH.-What should be done
to reduce an enlargement Of tendon OF
forward leg, the back tendon, caused by
grabbing il while trotting. 1t is sound
now, think. TWAS fixed last spring, and
the horse turned out MI summer. AaS,reT.--
Clip off the hair, and apply Giles Liiime,lt
Iodide ammonia twice a day, until it irri::
tatcs, when temporarily discontinue, and
commence again. It is the only remedy
that will permanently remove chronic
enlargement of this kind Send to Doctor
Giles, 45I Sixth avenue, New York, who
will furnish full information.
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FoR UpwARDs OF Thirty YRARs Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves iriad colo, regulates the
bowels, cures lysEiFy and diarThra,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy. %
cents bottle. ddw ,
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THR firm Of Kimberly & Co., coal deaf
ems, has been dissolved, Mr.. r. ]. Smytll
retiring. Mr.. p. L. Kimberly, successor
to the old firm, will use his best en-
deavons 10 serve those who favor him with
their custom with promptness and satis-
faction. Mr.. Kimberly is an old hand at
the business, and is fully aware OF the
needs Of the public. He announces his
intention to sell for cash and he hopes less
money .....
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Tho friends ofthoso who. arc troubled
with bad breath, md, through over
slueamislness, dislike to refer TO 1t, COM
nit positive and cruel mistake, especial
~ il! they are aware OF the merits and
great efficacy Of the ,fragRnt s0soDOsT.
This is the trnp and only remedy. for the
difficulty; there is no valid excuse for
had breath nov, ....r...E
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spaIdlng's Glue mends eyerythins.


For LIVER CoMPLAIHT, BILIOUS HEADACHE
Sick Headache (Which females are 30 liable
to- JaundiCc or Green Sickness HilipA Collie
and Bilious Feycrs, DrOpslcal swcllinGs. Inter
llttent, Hemlttent and CongcstivG Fevers,
where lnnguor, dr0wsines7, anxiety, pains in
tf 9S ss1o sSa Sa s SS iseeno s Sc
ton adapted to curetlese complaints In all their
various forms than arS Il, hntjHi
SwAYSE's Tan AND sARalrAlItLA PlLL- 4,
Prepared only by Dr. swayne & Son, phila-
dtlphla, and sold at % cents a box by oil lead
Ing druggists. In Wheeling by Logan, List &
Co, l-l1,r..t.. g. ..rH. ..s#.. eOdkW
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ThR indications last night and quite
carly this morning were that great con-
course OF Wheeling's people would spend
to-day with the English Lutheran Sunday
School at Shirts Grove. Kramer and his
noted band furnish the music, and Wash
ingtonians will have n musical treat this
afternoon at the open-air concert. II ar
rangements can be made hat collection
will he lifted for the yellow fever sufferers.
The school will have cur on tho lP. ~.
train for the benefit Of those who cannot
get away this morning at I. " 'i"
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A BROOKE COUNTY
FARM FOR SALE.
m. unrenIrnel rIIl oItr Al ruLlIe 81, d

TUESDAY, September 10, 1873, -
AtiO O'Clock A. ", ut the front door Of the Court
House Al WellshuIg, BIOokc Cnuhiy, w. va, ibs
Farm formerly known rs the "FOwLER FARM
Nluaiel n The waters Of Gross Creek IroOke County,
Wv, i've miles from WelISbury three miles itnnl
SIrubruvillc 0hin and one mile from the r, Wa y
RaIlr,ad The saIl farm contains ~ acres more or
Ie about $50 acres beIng cleared and easily Gull ivae
tho lalancc good white oak and other timber. Lime
aud luIllIng stone In abupdcncc; also, rnnnilg
waller IN every field but Que. cOad Orchard 81 l1b
Hppe reCs besides plenty 81 pcar peaches and cher
Titt improvements consist Of comfortable DWELL
Ing aud Tenement llnusc. large horse and cattle sta
bic Il feet squarr,l two Shecp Houses aud Graneryi
Spring aud Sp1nghOnse convenient. Churehes
Schools, Grlst and Saw Mills mar the farm. TILE
perfect
TERus-sa,6Oo, aud more II tho purchasers 20 elrsi,
cash In hand; tho balance 10 one, two and thrqc
year, With interest, deferred ppymtntA 10 be secured
BY deed Of trust OH the property. For further ln-
'''-'"" 'ii'' :" HERvEY q PACE,
$50 Market St, Agents ior Nn. a. ". Knlts.
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PrASo AND ORGAN TUNiNd.-Ifyour Piano
or Organ needs tuning or repairing, please
send your order to 1927 Market street, and
our tuner, Mr.. Charles Kilmcyer, will give
it prompt attention. All work guaranteed
satisfactory. Address,
Lucas Music SToIE,
.r. N 81 -a 1907 Market st
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A FRRE CoxcRr will be given by Mr.. G,
Scibke ut his restaurant on Market street,
Friday night. Was band will furnish the
music without charge, and llnet proceeds
derived thcrrfroin including those Of the
bur, will be appropriated TO the benefit Of
the yellow fever sufferers.
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The market this week was quito as active as
It was last week, and prices Y cent better
generally, and some OpcHlton marked the adj
vance ut y cent, the advance being chiefly OBJ
servable In the quality Of the stock offered,
which was not Of rs good grade generally rs
was last weeks offerings. The wholesale
market was better than that Of last week IN
the opinion Of nearly all tho dealers To tie
extent II cent. Quotations 3a5 II cents.
Mich Cows--Thc trade ut wholesale s bet
ter than the retail market Quotations S?5 O0l
IS 90 per head.
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The receipts since Monday last I'LL Saturday
morning were 4, coo head, and since then some
1850 have been reported. Tho full numbers
left over from lasc week have depressed tho
market, and we quote sales ut 5I4a1 l.2 cents
with few recorded at the latter figure. The
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Financial and Commercial
Nrn YORK. ,Ioney and stocIes.

NEy YoRE, August 2s.-MoSEY-Clnscs easy
al 2 pef etit Prime mercantile Iaper ia3S q
per cent Customs receipts SSSO,OOO GEAR
Inps 81 100000. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bured S27l,OOO. Sterling Exchange, bank
ems bills, 1881. Sight Exchange Oh New
| IGolp-hil day 1oOh. BOrOwinsrn'cs ''Sai
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=, q. -. 2 nnl Z

PoLiSfi co6isF- sslEudljt CSaHner, : But ont
case wasbeiofr His, Honor yesterday:
Elizn Mltchell, charged with being
drunk and tlisorderly was found guilty
and fined s. and costs, but she pleaded 50
hard 10 be lot of that the Judge reversed
his decision md dismissed her. l 81
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ExcuRsloS trains leave the y. & o. depot
Monday September Cd, at sos A. y. and
$40 +. ~, arriving in Chicago in time "a
witness the Great National Firemen's Pa
ride. Fare the round trip onlyseven dol
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-29

pktSSyEbF:.-owins 10 some unforeseen
accident, the engine Of train No. 5, on the
u, 4 o. railroad, ran of the track at Glen
EaslOn, fourteen miles from the city, yes
terJlay, and delayed the train about an
hour and half.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-08-29

WAIrEn's CnScaRr. : Tho concert md
ball given at Frank Walters Two Mile
House last night, by Nieweig's Orchestra,
was largely attended, and a good time was
had by every one. Frank knows how 10
get up such entertainments, ~ =