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: PERSONAL MENTION. Capt Steve Ripley
left for Pittsburgh yesterday, to attend the
Averill Cavalry Reunion. 5sa' eai
II is rumored that Judge Cochran'pro'
poses to come outias an independent can
didateior School Commissioner, in Madi'
son district. The Judge was defeated fol
denomination atthe Nladisonprimafy by
Mr.. Feargus Wllulley. Is seottfH iia
3Ir. Frank Grubb, OF Columbus o prom
inent temperance worker; is at the Stamm
Rev. GIG. Westiall, Miss Mary West
fall, and Miss Lille Westfall, of Pittsburgh
are at the st. James. 'N -
Mr.. Michael Frcisnuth and Miss Lizzie
Hays were married yesterday afternoon
at tho st. Alphonsus Church, Rev. Father
Collins performing the ceremony. Tht
attendants were Mr. Frank SauyiIgept and
Miss Henrietta Wise, and Mr.. Thomas Nc
Shane and Miss Annie Sauvageot.lg
AIessrs. Charles Mackin aud NJ. J. Beck
or Of Pittsburgh, are registered at Tho
Stamm House. l; N
Henry X. List, Esq, appeared on tho
street yesterday for tho first time since hi
recent serious illness.
Mason Mathews, Esq, father Of Gov
Mathews, died few days since athii
home in Greenbrier county.
W. G. Rinearson, OF Bradstreets Mer
chantile Agency, Pittsburgh is quartered a
the Stamm. a.s
Miss Lizzie Alexander, Of bridgeport
yesterday left for Kansas City, No., on. 4
protracted visit to friends in that city.
Dr. jarrett, the Market Street dentist
arrived in the city last night from a probes
sional and pleasure trip on the Baltimore
road. Rs .ll q SllLifSs9 sc
Mr.. Samuel Rothchild, ofAHartford
Conn, who has been visiting Mr.. Henry
Speycr, left for Chicago last evening. /:
Mr.. Hartmann Gebhart, a well; known
New York drummer, is in town.
Mr.. John Beck, OF Haller, Beck & Co.
proprietors Of the Union Salt W6rks, o
Pittsburgh, in the city, stopping ut III!
Stamm House. 20 ss15'szHfss'-z-.'r'sas''' :
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Ci,lcaro,

CHICAGO, September o.-Flou.-steady and
unchanged. Wheat-Unset..ed and generally
higher Sos2 red fall So cash 90l1f October
no Chicago sprinee SEX cash ;s7,,4 &c October
cage spring 7Sa76 l-2c; rejected 50c. Corn
Quiet and weak at S5sIc cash; S69.October
S63sa37c November; rejected S3Hc Oats
Steady and iirnand in fair demand at 10 lac
cash 20 1-ia20 3-Sc October; 2lIla2l9sc No.
yember. Rye Steady and unchanged. Bar.
ley-Alarket easier at 81 OF cash; W October.
.Pork-Generally unchanged but some sales
rather high ut IS cash is 5Oas 52IS October
s 90 November lIard-Stcady and firm al
Q cox cash and October; 6l65 November.
Bulk Enthusiastically and unchanged; shout.
der 4Hc; bulk short lib SIC; bulk short
clear Sic. WhiSky-Steady and unchanged
at 81 or,
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TIE apple worm is true to the core every
time, $40
20 one can find any fault with this
weather = st.i
THERE will be big crowd at the St,
Clairsyille Fair to-day.
TINS will be a very severe wintcr-ac'
cording to the almanac.
MEssRs. BRIrr & Barr yesterday sold q
$500 Etna Mill bond for $40.
KExrLE is announced to make fun for
the Wellsburg people tonight.
OK. release deed admitted to record
yesterday. by the Clerk OF the County
Court. n
,WlnELlSa will send q large delegation
60 Tie St Clairsville fair to-day If the
weather is favorable.
Tuk ladies OF Newberg, W. Va, have
contributed $50 so for the benefit OF the
yellow fever sufferers.
TnE Beethoven Singing Society are hay
ing new dancing floor put down in their
hall. corner Main and l4lh streets.
TIM next attraction at the Opera House
will be barney Nee auley and his dramatic
company, on the eth and 18th insts'
In Martins Ferry yesterday, Andy
Tailor Fsas fined So Tor being drunk and
and s. forresisting IN officer.
SOME OF our wine growers are already
pressing their Concord grapes. The
Gataw6as will be ripe in about month.
Tur Nail City Boat Club yesterday
turned over 500, tho proceeds OF their re-
cent charity ball, to the yellow fever fund.
\ sI.dIrE, sr1rsyyr JouSsoS llas succeeded
I'm Henry as Lieutenant OF the police
Sorae with his headquarters at the city
Sm;ldinr.
r. ~ a.n,or clpb met Mt Wiesel Hall
al .n ,,;,S. ior the purpose OF making ar.
.a an. n n inaupurate tho coming so.
c sais ssaSon. \ 4
20 -. sS w., I,sr w;,,,bavc his new side.
, SAII. " Z. t Ne ma.tet trade. between
w yMnsas,n. i end Tinc;nnst; ready for bnsi.
WI Soin5c IonS
usTs Ds n"a,,,orer SINGING Society pronosc
a. A hlid 5e : Mamie in Zane's Orchard on
70 h9.a . NJ ItVHT Z, easc II min they will
M aunna y T tSa;r hall ~ 80
laneo ~ I ae .an,,,,,So,r . r,orhor NJ
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Tng FOURTH STREET SociAL.-A fine
audience assembled at the Fourth Street
Church last night to enjoy the literary
and musical exercises provided for them
by the D. E. F.!& CPS. Miss Mary Colbert
opened the exercises with piano solo,
which was rendered in her usual good
style. She was followed by Mr.. Fl. B.
Ferguson, who read very pleasing piece
entitled dCountry Courtin'." Mr.. viii.
Day and sister, Mrs. Stanton, rendered
the ballad "Essie, Dear, nicely. Mr.. Day
sang the solo in good style, He has good
tenor voice, and may be considered one Of
our leading young singers. OF Mrs.
Stanton IL is unnecessary TO speak
further than 10 say that she ac-
quilted, herself in her usual good style.
The Misses Murine followed In duet,
which was heartily applaudcd, and Miss
Hnbbard's recitation was well done, es-'
pecially for such q young lady. Tie pro-
gramme closed with solo by Upton
Kelley, entitled Rocket in the Cradle OF
the Deep" after which the audience was
notified that refreshments were waiting
for them, and from that time on the
ladies who had charge of this part
OF the entertainment were kept busy.
These entertainments arc success
in every respect, and the way every one
seemed 10 enjoy themselves is o sufficient
guarantee that the next one will draw as
large II not larger audience than any. OF
the previous ones. We did not learn
what the receipts were, but the way things
disappeared the ladies must have nice
sum 10 add to their treasury. We shall
pleasantly look forward to the time for the
.iI.I--I-Lta -.-.--.--.-..- -.-....-----.-. ]
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- BoAnDi OF EpucATIoSs The Board oil
Education met last nightin regular month,
Nv session. Present at roll call, Todd,
Wilson, Collier, Watkins, Maxwell. Nil.
Ter, MCCully, Wheat, Caldwell, Goering
Wait Bowers, Baird, Hildreth Hess
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read approved and Signed.
The Committee on Accounts submitted
bills aggregating Sl0iS 05, which were or.
dered paid.tl lgt fst ijTs...pl-..
+. Mr. Wilson, from the Committee on
Finance, recommended that the petition
taxes, be- granted. The Recommendation
was adopted ni Rsh5 sd
Mr.. Wilson, by instruction Of the Fl
nance Committee, recommended that the
levy for school purposes for the ensuing
yeafbe twenty-five cents onthc 500 vRl-
uation. Mr.. Wilson estimated the ex'
pense drumming the schools for the ensu-
ing year at about Si4, 264 q. The balance
| in the hands 81 the City Receiver Is 81 900;
assessment on Sl4 100000 at % cents on
the 500, S35, $50; State portion, Sl2 ,55S %,
making a total OF Si0, sos %. ..l,....-5,
| =. a petition was received from the Prin-
cipals Of the different schools, asking for
the; adoption Of the report oil the Commit,
teeJ on Salaries, fxitg their salaries ut
/ 81 100 per annltm. ~, na.s .s.a,:ia.,
Mr.. Maxwell moved TO reject the pcti.
ton, and his mqtiioa was lost by . vote Oh
StoT. uS7: t.i..
4 motion by Capt. Wilson, to lay the
petition on the table, was lost by the same
vote. I. i a,'f,.it I,...i.tt ID; H. i,,,,.Nl.,
Mr.. Wheat moved that the petition be
granted, and his motion was carried )'y
| the following vote: +, lu.il,., sg...,
AYES Bowers, Caldwell. Goering, Hess
Hildreth, Wait, Watkins, Wheat s.
NoEs|Bairl, Collier, Maxwell, Miller
AleCully, Todd, Wilson u .g.s. add
The Recommendation Of the Finance
Committee, fixing the school levy. was
then taken up. lnasmuch rs the salaries
OF the, Principals were increased 500. each
/ BY the Board, it was necessary to increase
the levy 50 as to cover the amount, 81 400
Accordingly the levy was fixed at % cents
on tile 500 valuation. tg1iga t-
The Finance Committee also recon-
Imended that no assessment be made this
tyear for the building fund, and the recon
nendation was adopted: usio!anl.-
surERINTESDEST's nEroEL
supt. Herycy submitted. his report ior
the month Of August, which WINS rs fol
lows: So l't iG5u fGJti 3D., NHtfl-gsH
1 isafi 29WnEELrNa, Sept. 10, 1878.
To Gie Board cf Education: te
GfSTLRNES-- have received from Prof
W. X. Penaleton, State Superintendent o.
Free Schools, communication under date
lotSept. 9th, 1878, giving notice "tliat the
share OF the distributable school fund mp
portiSned tothe city Of Wheeling y ST.
55S %. ~
The schools all opened on Monday, Sept
8. Byrepotts received from the different
Principals the enrolment in the several
schools Is foind to be as follows:
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AFrHRNoON sERyICEs.

Experience meeting was held at 2
o'clock, led by Rev. March, and preaching
at 8 o'clock by Rev. Parson; also. preach
ing again ut I o'clock by Rev., P. Under
wood. a haEAh
The meetings are well attended; "a great
many people, white and colorcd, take
their families and baskets and devote the
whole day in attending the meetings. We
also noticed several OF our resident white
ministers in the. congregation, some OF
whom take part in the exercises. 4 mum
Der OF the colored people have had their
cup Of happiness filled to Overlooking and
given it vent in old fashioned shouting.
The ministers are also warming up to the
work in which they are engaged The In:
dications are that the grove will be crowd
ed with people on next Sunday If the
weather continues favorable. 80
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Cincinnati.

CISctSS4TI, September 9,-Cotton-Inae-
tive and ldwer ut 10 S.iiyf Flour Steady and
unchanged. Wheat-1nactiye; red and am.
Der S5as6c; whit6 issao5c. Corn-Quiet at Al
a4Sc. oats-Firmer at 22a26c. Rye-Quiet
and firm at 5Sa5ic. Barlcy-Demand active
and prizes advanced No. 2 fallicash 81 10.
Pork-Dull and lower at 80 00a9 25.. Lard
al sas,IS Bulk MeatsEUnsettiei and lower
ut 4 75af 90aI 9Ba4 90iI. Bacon-stcady and
in fair demand Mt 53-ia6 3-ia711Ea7 lac. But
ter-Dull; fancy creamery 2ia95c; choice
middling lGal7c. Cheese-Ccntral Ohio al3a
l5e. Lihseed- oilrrQuict. bWhisky--sl co..
\ Hoes Dnll common - 75a3 10; light so
as IS packing 8 6ea3 80 !: butchers 0oa4 10.
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u Respectfully submitted, "a
j-ti7iI JoIiN C. IIgRyRY.

if1 HiGryri Z Join G. liERyIY,
3dhr'9iyq 30 g'iiq5. s3-nl % SHpt
The annual report OF the receipts and
disbursements OF the school fund for the
school year Just closed was read and or.
dereGl spread on the minutes and pub.
lished, as required by the law.
A report WINS received from the Commits
sioncrs OF Richie district, asking the con.
firmation OF the appointment Of Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Hildebright, MS janitrcss, for the
sum ofsS per month, and the appointment
Of Miss Ella Mccoy Ms teacher OF the D di-
vision OF the school. The appointments
were confirmed. -f n
The appointment OF Miss Dillon, as IN
assistant teacher in the Second and Third
Ward school, was confirmed. '
Mrs. r. Gaskins was appointed a
teacher in the colored school, rice Miss
Harriet Carter, resigned. l' F." 'i'
Several petitions were received from
parties desiring 10 send their children TO
school in other wards than those in which
they reside, which were all rejected. ~
The Clerk oil the Board was authorized,
by a vote Of the members, to borrow
1000 forsninety days, at n rate of interest
not exceeding o. per cent, for the purpose
Of paying the salaries Of the teachers.
Adjourned. -'lAA ''H .':S'5' '.i
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LIVER Is Kise.TThe Liver is the imperial
organ Of the whole human system, as Il con
trolls tie life, health and happiness Of man.
When 1t Is disturbed in It's proper action, MI
and blood, tho action Of the brain and nervous
system, are all Immediately connected with
thclworkings Of, the Liver. 1t has been sue.
ccsSfully proved that Green's August Flower
Is unequaled In curingall persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint and all the nu.
merous symptoms that result from an un.
healthy condition Of the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Positivelysold
iii all towns on the Western Continent Three
doses viii prove that 1t is Just what you want,
eodAw L.. ~ ,lUaif
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PhiIatielpl,in.

PnIIIpELPfnA, septcmberl0 -F1ouR-More
active; superIine 81 50a3 %; extra 8 0OaS so;
Minnesota family 5 0Oa5 70; high grades 7 90
rs 90. Wheat-Dull; western Al 08I< amber
! 0ea1 %, iCorn-WcaH; yellow 52jic; mixed
50Nc. Oats-Firm aud unchanged. Rye-Dull
at 6tla5Sc. Proviions-Dull. Pork-lO 00a
10 25.7 gBce-Indla mes IS 90. Lard-Dull;
bhtehcfS f0sfa7c!s Butter-Qhiet and un-
changed. Chcese-Firm ;choice western Ia
1-2c. Eggs-Firn western 19a20c. Petrole.
um-Unchanged. Whisky-Firm; western
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ISAsMucu us Wheeling is represented
on the American Rifle Team in the per,
son of Prof. c. f. Dwight, itmay Nbeof In
tercst to some Of our readers to know that
in the absence Of any foreign rifle team
the American team have decided TO shoot
"a wslkover" match on Tuesday and
Wednesday next at Creedmoot M
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sTHE FIRST DOSE Grys RELrEr."-Tho dis:
trcssing cough, which threatened serious re-
suits, Is quickly cured before developing .
breast, and lung disorders, Asthmatic or Dron-
cllial affections, Hopping Cough, Liver Com.
plaint, Blood Splitting, &c, no remedy Is SO
prompt and eilectual Us ''Dr. ,Swayne's Com
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry" ''2',.
7"I have made use OF this preparation for
many years, and has proved TO be very re-
liable and cfficacious in the treatment Of sc.
we're and long standing coughs. Iknow Of
two patients, now in comfortable health and
who but for It's use consider would notnow
be living. .,,,, t,,IlI IN ,..l ...t...-,..
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HrsMKp Handkerchiefs 4 cents, at
q ~ ~ s'f9t -ig SPgYER Bios



EyEs since DR.. VIM. NJ. Giles, Of 46l
SIKH ayenite, extended d frank Invitation
TO owners OF lame horses to bring their
equine property round to his place Of bus,
iness for free treatment, the corner Of
Twenty-seventh street and Sixth avenue
has come to resemble a horse fair. The
Doctors bold defiance, which u thus thrust
upon the curious attention OF his neigh.
bors, Is based on his earnest belief In his
,Iodide Ammonia Lminent, which Is now
preferred to all 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 Gites,
Imminent, and arc gratified to say It acted
like a charm. About tive inches Of bone
came away, the sore healed up, and the
lamencss and swelling are fast disappear
ing. IfsRy HRSRY Ward BIEcItER.
= Il ,ir LYMAN ABBOTT, Editors.
Logan, List & Co., Agents.
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Allegheny caitIc..

EAST LIBERTY, September l0.-CArrIE-Re.
Iceipts to-day IS head OF through and $40
Of local; total for three days $40 head Of
through and 1890 Of local. Several loads
have been shipped on !, the buyers on hand
bought siafingly, Considering the prices asked
too high; what were sold today brought full
Yesterdays figures, which were n full, &c
higher than this day last week extra, IS %
fair to good 2Sa5 90; common 8 6oas 80;
stockcrs 50a3 49, y 10, qr4
Hoos-Iseceipts to-day 1915 head; total for
three days 4,995, Yorker. 81 00a4 IS; Phila.
delphias " Goal, I5!iiJ9Gh ,I5f5B
SHEEP-Receipts to-day 500 head total for
three days 1000. Selling at s. Soa4 49, Pros
pectsonlyfair for next week.
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Fon LIVER CoMpLkISn BILIOUS HEADACHE
Sick Headache (which females are 50 liable
to,J Jaundicc or Green Sickness, Bilious Collie
and Bilious Feyers, Dropical Swellings. Inter
iinittent, Remittent and Congesttve Eeyers,
EheTe Hngu9E dFSwsipss anxiety MI pains NH, ~
with flashes Of heat, etc. No medicine Is bet
ter adapted tocure eseeomplaints in all their
yariols forms than - III,
SwAYSE's TAR AND SARsArABiLLA PILL
Prepared only BY Dir. swaync & Son, Phila.
delphia, aud sold at 25 cents q box by all lead.
ing druggists In Wheeling by Logan, List &
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MARrIY's FrRRYA. NJ. E. CAMP MEETING.
Religious services at the camp ground
commenced yesterday morning at Io'clock
with prayer. The meeting wa. led. by
Rev. w. G. West. Experience meeting
was held Mt $50. o'clock, led by Rev. G, I.
Prason, and preaching at l0:S0by Rev,
Alfred March.
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sRInoa has a more enjoyable gathering
assembled than the one on last evening at
Mrs. Roedtcger's, Mt Elm Grove. Some 20
or 10 couples were in attendance and the
large grounds surrounding the residence
were beautifully Illuminated. Cockayne's
orchestra was in attendance and pleas.
ant time was had by oil. The,proceeds
were donated to the Catholic Church Of
Triadelphia. -.lullii.. U l-llil
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The case Of Jacob Meter, charged be.
fore Justice Hamilton with unlawfnlly re-
tanning possession Of certain goods in bis
house, was dismissed, and the defendant
honorably discharged Meteor will be
tried on Saturday on the charge OF assault
Ing Constable Cooper, M; =
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,t The GIN OF THE TolpEr, the world says,
is SozoDoNT. 1t renders the teeth pearly
white, gives to the breath a fragrant odor,
.cxtinguishes the ill-humors which usually
flow from bad and neglected set OF teeth.
SozoDoST is so convenient, and produces
q sensation at once so delightful that 1t
makes 1t pleasure. to use it W. !ls 1
ispalding's Glue will mend your ways,
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yellow FEVER RELIEF CoMMrrrEE-The
Executive COMMITTEES for the relief 81 tin
yellow fever sufferers met last evening and
appointed the following committee on dis.
tribution OF funds: Mayor Sweeney G.. Y
Lucas, BENZ. Davenport, W. l.. Hearne, NJ.
Reilly. The committee will distribute the
funds wherever they are most needed
and inthe qickcst manner. ~
The N. CT. Union, Of Parker's Hall,
handed Sl5 IS to Mayor Sweeney to ybc
added to the fund. 4
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A REruBLlcAS mass meeting will be
held at little Washington this evening
and will be addressed by Gen. Harry w.
Hoyt, candidate for Governor Of Pennsyl.
vania; Gen. Geo. Lear, Attorney General
OF the State; Barnam Ridgely, Esq, oil
Philadelphia; Hon. w. S. shallenberger
and Hon. Geo. o. Lawrence. {
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NEW YORK, September l9.-Busincss .only
moderate today with commission houses and
importers, but tile jobbing trade was fairly
active, Cotton goods quiet and steady In
agents hands Prints less active. Boufette
quiet and lower In some cases. Mems wear
wollens sluggish. Foreign dress goods, silks,
velvet plushcs In steady request.
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socrrrY PRRsoSAlS.-Miss Mary @. Rho
dy has returned from a four weeks visit to
friends In Marshall county. .iiag ISh
Miss Nina Apologize, Of Brooke county,
and Miss Hettie Mcintosh, OF y tica, New
York, are guests Of Mr. Lewis Woodmani
see and family. '- ''''' 3, NJ, 4 *
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TuEfollowing police items had been re.
ported ut headquarters last night: ..Wm,
Henry Brown and Ransom Baxter were
arrested by Officers Bogard and Shorts,
and locked up to answer q charge OF dis.
orderly conduct in tho First Ward. A
warrant was issued for Ruth Ann Baxter,
who was mixed up in the disturbance.
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A, B. G., Micir-what should be done
to reduce an enlargement Of tendon OF
forward leg, the back tendon, caused BY
grabbing II while troting, It Is sound
nov, ! think 1twas fixed last spring, md
thehorse turned out all summer. Anslter. =
Clip off the hair, and apply Giles Limment
lotiide Ammonia twice q day, until II irri.
tates, when temporarily discontinue, and
commence again, II Il the only remedy
that will permanently remove q chronic
enlargement Of this kind. Send to Doctor
Giles, 45l Sixth avenue, New York, who
will furnish full information, ii'i5'
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Fox Ur~anDs 81 Thirty YEAS Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves ,rind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dySehtery and diarhpd
whether arising from teething or othel
causes. An old and well-tried remedy. q
cents a bottle. 'I,,' = 't " dAw
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uINTnE GrTrorM oSrRRAt, CANADA, mono
stand more deseryedly high than the
house of Pica,llt,tS Co., Pharmacists. They
say I'VE use Giles Li'ltnRnt iOtlaiei ammonia,
also sell lit for Pdihs,e Godt, Rheumatic
rSwellings, Weak Backs, Naricose Veins.
ltis the mbstrcliable and Miuableremcdy
we know of.oi tlfo ~ ,G6 1feist ,b7in'l +
Sold by oil. druggists. Send lorspam-
phlet. tIlti ilt-iG h4}DR! GrLES,
h spaJ 190 West Broadway,N.Y.
Trial size 25 cents. Logan, List & Co.,
Agents. sgla.td{ 'Hd Ii. ftiu tlt# .
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TnE horse Frank" recently the prop
erty OF the late Lewis Bailey which was
bought by Capt. Rawling at public sale a
few days since, has been sold TO Mr.. jus.
Doty, OF Steubenyille, for Se55, the price
paid by the Captain forit. u
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TnE CouKrS-C ouSrY CouRT Judge Boyd.
This Court was in session yesterday as
usual. N
The following bastardyl cases we're dis.
missed: 0yetseer Of Poorsys. Andrew
Slender, same vs., Louis Hahne, came IS
A. 3fozier. 49,, 1. -
vs.. James Powell, bastardy, was CON
.inued.
Adjourned to this morning at So'elock:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-20

Price Trial bottle, Is cents large size, 81,
or six FOL, IS. A single % cent bottle will
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thus prevent much suffering and risk Of life.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-20
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The following docket wasdisposcd Of by
His Honoryesterday morning;
Richard Iinch, John Coleman and VIM.
Gillispie, small boys but'old offenders,
were lined so and costs each iior tapping
the till Nm Englchardt, d Sixth Ward
butcher. All three were committed in de-
fault. s.a,7. .a.t-ia
Edward Combs was up on two cases oil
lisorderly conduct, and fined s. and costs
in each case: In default Of payment lie
was committed. ..a.nt- l..-l M