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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-04
Office 3l7 Union ST.,
BELLAIRE, OHIO.
A Fine Opportunity to Purchase an Elegant
Residence at Moderate Price.

7 OFFER FOR SALE THAT VERY DESIR.
/ ABLE property, No. 224 Chapline Street.
adjoining Hon. c. b. Hubbard, belonging TO my
fathers estate. The situation Of the property is
the best in Centre Wheeling for residences. The
house stands on good sized lot, contains nine
rooms and two halls and has Just been re-roOfed
painted and papered complete, inside and out
and is in perfect condition. WOuld-be pur-
ehaSers are invited TO examine the property
The price asked is low and terms OF sale favOra-
BILE Possession given Immediately II desired.
For further Information inquire OF 7. A. Britt
Real Estate Agent, OF to the undersigned at his
home 50 Virginia street. Island or Office Laliells
Glass Company, Bridgeport. -
Y. c. wTNSHIP,
Administrator
IfnOt sold before, the property will Doe offered
nj public sale at the Court House on Saturday,
October 18th, at 10 o'clock A. N. sepl9STThi.
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Prescrintinn Free

For the speedy Cure of Seminal Weakness, Loss
of Manhood, and all disorders brought on by in.
discretion or excess. Any Druggist has the in
gradients. Address DAVIDSON & CO., IS Nassau
stroet Now York iuc4eodwc
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Immediate Communication!

The object of this enterprise is to lay before the
people Of Benwood, Bcllaire and Belmont coun-
IT, full correct and the very latest hourly reports
OF the news OF this section, and furnish TO the
Merchant, the Manufactured the Professional
and Business Men Of Bellaire and vicinity
home daily paper, which will afford them rep
rcseniaton in its advertising a. well as news
columns.
The Branch Office will be under the manage
ment Of I'D o. LUDWIG, who will conduct
business on the same principle as in the Main
Oficc.
The large and increasing circulation Of the
REGISTER in Bcllairc will make 1t u valuable
medium TO advertisers.
orders filled for the Daily or Weekly REGILTER,
for Advertising, Job Printing, Book Binding, &c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-04

THE total amount Of 4 per cent. bonds
sold by the United States Government
foots up S74O,s47,95O.
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SCHOOL SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING THE
schools OF the City with supplies for the
school year lS69-S0 will be received Ov the Clerk
Of the Board until Wednesday, October 18th, at
O'Clock z. v. The supplies needed comprise
Teachers Registers Cap and Legal Cap Paper,
Lead Pencils, Chalk Crayons, Envelopes and
States. NJ. +. HULLIHEN,
Oct Clerk.
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DIED.

KRAMER-Thursday, October ,, 1872, at
O'Clock p. ", OF diphtheria, OSCAR ANTOINE, son
Of Prof Joseph and Louisa Kramer, aged 6yearS
and months
Funeral from the residence OF the parents, No.
SIC Market street, this afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-04
FOR SALE.

4 SMALL PIECE OF LAND CONTAINING
N eight acres and dwelling house. situated
on the G., C. p road one half mile from Clinton,
Ohio county, W. Va, on good terms. For further
particulars call on JOHN J. JACOB, at Clinton,
or J. c. HERVEY, 400 Market street, Wheeling,
w Va oc2W 5efg
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MARRIED.

CHAPLINE-SHELLEY- Thursday even
ING. October ?. 1879, i'm st. Mathews Church, by
Rev. r. r. Swope, ALEXANDER ii. CHAPLIEE
and MARY c. SHELLEY.
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NOTICE.

dds WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE
ID building 81 the stOOe sbuiments for the
bridge across Caldwel's run AZ the intersection
of Twenty ninth ana McCOllOCh streets, until 5
O'Clock Thursday evening. October 9th. Plans
and specifications can De- seen at the City Clerks
office Address bids 70 Chairman Of the Com
miitee on Streets, Alleys and Grade" The com
mitiee reserve the night 10 reject any or all bids
J. W. WAIT,
Ogt2 Chairman Committee
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MASONIC NOTICE.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

DROPoSALS FOR FURNISHING THE
il the Schools OF the city with Clean Coal for
the school year lS79-S0, will be received AZ the
Office of the Board Of Education until Wednes-
day October 18TH at 3 O'Clock P. N. Separate bids
may be made for furnishing, lst, the school
South OF the Creek: ID, the School North OF the
Creek; Sd, the school on the Island; 18th, all the
Schools Of the City The right Is reserved 70 re
ject any or all bids Contractor 10 give bono
with approved security for the faithful perform
Gnce OF contract
Gp4 NJ. +. HILLlHkN, CLERK.
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WANTED.

C,ITUATION AS HOUSEKEEPER BY A
- lady with one small child. Best references
given. Call on or address -
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TELEPHONE !.

As soon In October as the instruments can be
secured and the wires run, thus putting the
Branch and Main Office In
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CHEAP eyeglasses and spectacles, at Prigg's. +
THE OOUR RI.


COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
Yesterday, U. S. eX rel Edwards ct al. agt.
Mchelden ct al; argued and submitted. Van
denberg agt. Mandel, and same agt. Blumen-
berg; decisions below affirmed conditionally.
Mcpherson agt. Acker; on hearing.
CRIMINAL COURT-Jttdge Hagner.
Yesterday, Zedekiah Thompson, assault with
intent to kill James P. Hamilton; verdict, guilty
of simple assault and sentenced to six months
In jail and 500 fine.
To-day, Chas. E Williams was convicted of
petit larceny, second offence, and sentenced to
petit larceny of coal from Rich Sons second
offence, convicted and sentenced to peniten-
tiary for three years. j. M. w. Stone, con-
v1cted of murder of his wife; motion for new
trial filed.
EQUITY CouRT-Jtdge Macarthur.
To-day, ODonDeL agt. Wimsatt; reference to
Booth agt Booth: proceedings set aside. Nor
riSOn agt. Shuster; sale ratified and invest ment
ordered. Parsons agt. Parker; on hearing.
POLICE COURT-Judae Smell.
To-day, Geo. w. Holmes, Richard T. Jones,
VIM. j. Crawford, and Dadiel O'Neal were fined
IS each for profanity. Michael Connors was
sent down for vagrancy. Fannie Hicks was
fined IS for disorder1y conduct. Michael Ford,
assault on stephen Terrill months In jail.
Geo. w. Hennes, Vinson Shiverly, Joseph w.
Williams and John F. Reed, were fined S. each
for profane words In public. Alfred w. Lee.
using street washer at unlawful hours; forfeit
ed 50 collateral. Kate MAXINE, white, assault
on Margaret Thomas, colOred. Kate said 1t was
in self defense, and fine OF 81 was imposed
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ALEXANDRIA.

TIE INDUSTRIAL FA1R.-Yesterday the Alex.
endr1a and Fairfax Agricultural and Industrial
Fair was wei attended Gen Grants MIS- two
tract general attention. Mr.. r. II. Darne, OF
this city, has his blooded stallion Conductor on
exhibition. The Bicycle Club, OF Washington,
estimated there were between five and six
thousand people on the grounds, and gave
lively exhibition OF steel horse riding.
The feature Of the day was the racing. Gen.
W. b. F. Lee, J. K. Levett, E. E. Meredith aud
r, ], Washington, being the judges. The first
was running race, mile heat, best two IN
three, for Fairfax and Alexandria counties and
city horses. Purse, $50; first horse $40; second
horse $40, and the entries were Backyard Dick,
by Mr.. Newton; Riley, by E. J. Galpin; Belle,
by Horace Bailey. Mr.. Bailey's Belle came In
The second race, trot, by three minute horses.
Purse s5O-s4O to the first horse and $40 to the
second entries; Harry by j; M DALEY; star
f. Carter; Mamie, by j. p. McElroy. Col. Hay
wood came in first and Harry second. After
the three mile race came the ESQ: purse s15 $50
to first horse and $25 10 second. James Nor
row entered Lady Golddust, James Daily g. g.
Harry, and G. C. Smith b. g. Harry: won In two
heats by Lady Golddust, g. g. Harry coming IN
first horse, SIS to second, and $40 to third.
R. Carter entered Watheneta; J. s. owens,
Caraneita; A. S. Sincenderfer, Dick Watheneta
won in Two heats, Caraneita going lame in the
second. Among the premiums awarded yester-
day were several to s. NJ. Clark and r. Smith,
OF this District, for chickens.
TO-day's programme embraces foot race,
mule race, and horse races, and the military
parade of the Washington light infantry battal-
Ion, Col. Moore, the Alexandra light infantry,
Capt Smith, and the Winchester light infantry.
The Commercial Exchange decided to close the
exchange to-day, in order to give all their en-
ployes an opportunity to visit the fair, and the
stores were closed this afternoon. Owing to
the operations Of the scalpers, the managers OF
the fair have called in all the single tickets and
will hereafter Issue none but coupon tickets at
the various agencies. Excelsior and Heber
Tents, l. Q; R., OF Georgetown, are on a visit to
the several tents OF Alexandra to-day.
SENTENCED. = Charles w. Boyer. who was
tried in the U. S. district court, Judge Hughes,
for taking letters from the Fredericksburg post
office, was found guilty, but on account of his
youth-being only Is years OF age-waS recon-
mended by the jury to the cemency of the
coult, by whom he was fined $50 and held to
bail in the sum OF S, 600 for appearance at the
January term.
MADAME PORTS, the female pedestrienne,
who is walking for a s., 900 weger, from Phila-
delphia to New orleans and return in months,
passed through Alexandria at 10 o'clock yes
teTday on her return trip.
FLOUR INsPECTIoNs.-Flour Inspector j. S.
Taylor reports the amount OF flour inspected
for the quarter ended June 3Oth, at 1925 barrels
of all grades.
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GEORGETOWN.

The Potomac Boat Club met last night. Mr.
Gibson presiding and Mr.. Doyle secretary.
The committee representing the Potomacs In
the approaching joint regatta were present,
and reported. 1t was announced that the
directors Of the National Fair Association had
requested the boat clubs to postpone the
regatta from tie 18th to the 2Sth, SO as to bring
it within the date OF the fair. 1t is understood
that as IAN inducement to infuence this postpone
ment the association will offer valuable prizes
for rowing contests. The matter was not de-
cided.
REAL ESTATE SALE.-Thos. Bowling, auction
eer, sold yesterday for Jas. W. Corcoran and
Albert 3. Matthews trustees: part Of lot num-
the south side Of Bridge between High aud
Congress streets, improved by three story
brick dwelling, occupied by Craig and jack
sons dry. goods store. The property was bought
by that firm at $1O,16O.
GRAIN arrived by canal boat Farmers Friend,
with $500 bushels Of wheat 300 bushels OF rye
and five tons hay. Boat Seneca with 1000
bushels wheat, 160 barrels flour and 500 bushe Is
mill feed.
MERCHANTS ExCHANGE.-Onerings to day on
Change amounted to 1890 bushels Of wheat.
No sales.
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a. B. M. Johnston, prominent Southern
banker, who arrived In New York from Snreve-
port, Louisiana, a few days since, and stopped
at the New York Hotel, died suddenly on Mon
day.
tB-A Chinaman In Paris committed suicide
becat Sc his tormentOrs had cut of his queue
He listened the cherished braid with pins to
the place where 1t ought to grow, and jumped
into the river.
eg-A Paris newspaper relates that Carolt,
the serpent tanner, has been lately crushed to
death by python and that an American i'm
mediately bought the serpent for its weight
going to do with it.
H-A Denison, Tex, girls foot was badly
wounded, resulting In lOckjaw. A physician
was called, and terror at the sight of the edged
was well before anything could be done for
her
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THE 2S HOURS WALKING MATCH.-A final
have entered for the 26 hour walking match,
beginning at Odd Fellows Hall at O'Clock to-
morrow evening. Mr.. Il. d. Clapp was selected
Dery Of }s NafinnaI hasa bs cyh ' viii he
referee. There Will be six starters-Heron,
Post, Salisbury, Douglass, Hodgson and Craw-
ford. Owing to an accident Mr.. Carew cannot
enter.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.


WASHING ron. october 1st, 1879
Editor Stdr:-SOme years ago Congress ap-
pointed or authorized the appointment OF an
inspector OF gas" What has become OF him?
And If he is YET In Office, why 10 the world does
he not attend to his duties? The gas our mo.
nopoly is furnishing is disgrace to city, and
In no other city would the people stand 1t.
Business men suffer by 1t, as 1t Is Impossible 10
show goods under such light as they fur-
| n1sh. 8.
THE nth STREET CUTTING CAsE.-To-d day,
| John Bowen, charged with an assault and bat
| terry on VIM. A. Shorter, by cutting him with
knife, on the 9th OF January last, was called
| for trial In the Criminal Court, Judge Hagner;
Messrs. T. F. Miller and B. &. Webb for defend
| ant. Shorter testified that on the night In
question, as he was walking along 18th street,
between and K streets, Bowen ran out, and.
and chopped him in the face, and witness then
! on him and cut him five times more, infiicttng
wounds about his head and neck before he
broke loose from him, Bowen following him and
cutting at him as he ran across the street. The
defence is that Shorter on that day had an
alteration with Bowen's wife, and Bowen was
looking for him to demonstrate with him about
1t, and there was no intent to kill, but, on the
other hand, it was case Of self defence.
BRIGHT Boy. - Governess (desirous of ex-
planning the word 'tenough"): "Now, suppose,
Freddy, that you give pussy all the milk she
can lap, all the meat she can eat, and all the
sweet cake she cares for, what will she have?''
Freddy with surprising alacr1ty): "kittens.''
II Freddy himself had eaten 1t all, he would
have called for Sanford's Jamaica Ginger i'm
mediate'y.
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SUIT AGAINST A GAS COMPANY To-day simon
7. Sutton, BY V. B. Edwards, entered a suit
damages, because defendantst u July 9Th last
contracted to furnish him vi gas at 20 Sd
street southeast, and after fur; ing him with
gas until August 10Th, did turn - md refuse to
furnish gas Tor light.
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OCTOBER 1ST, 1879.

OCTOBER 1sT, 1873.
NeSsrs. A. S. Pratt If Son, Agents.
Gentlemen: thank you for the prompt pay
ment OF five thousand dollars this day received
for policy OF insurance on the life OF my Late
husband, Otis S. Buxton, in the National Life
Insurance Company OF the United States Of
Ms. A. J. BUXTON,
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Regulate the Blood!
Take that " onderful preparation, Quirk's Irish
Tea. 1t cures biliouSneSS. Price % cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-02

SEWER GAS IN NEW YoRK-The manner in
which sewer gas is distributed along the water
front Is explained in the N. Y. Herald under
the heading "a Subtle Poison" and the paper
says:-As for the gas ITSELF it is always In the
lungs of the people near the river, except when
high tide completely covers the mouths Of the
sewers,
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements. ETC.. Tonight.
National Theater-Mr. and Mrs. Aloaugh In
Z Van the Virginian."
Ford's Opera House.-"Pinafore."
Theater Comique-Varietfes.
ODD Fsl,ous' RaN.-"Ten Nights In Bar
ROOM"
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BUY our cottage cheese, sc. roll, made from
cream. All our wagons have it, or send to sales
point and it VIII be delivered. F. K. Ward, AZ
414-416 Sd st. NV.
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THE TENNALLYTowN SHOOTING ;CAsE-Yes-
terday the case OF Zedektah Thompson, in the
Criminal Court, Judge Hagner, on the charge
OF an assault and battery with intent to kill
James P. Hamilton, by shooting his hand Off in
June last, was given to the Jury at O'Clock.
After an absence OF 81 hours the jury returned
vac seuts OF gy OF smpie a ISL ~ ana "a ne
fine OF 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-10-02

permanently cuIe0 WIN hop BattefS.
$40 TO 800 INVESTED IN WALL STREET Stocks
makes fortunes every month. Send for Pamph-
leu explaining everything. Simpson Co., 40
Exchange Place, New York. 9,16,e6;
DR.. Won MoscHzIsKER, the well known Euro
pean physician and specialist, late Of Philade-
phfa, has opened an office at GIG 10Th st. NV.
The Doctor comes with the very highest letters
to our city as celebrated specialist In the dis
eases Of the respiratory organs, such as throat,
lungs, chest, catarrh, and as an eminent auriSt.
He Is the author Of several works on the dis
eases OF the eye. ear, the maladles OF the throat
and nasal passages. m,W
To Ladies and Gentlemen.
We wish to call attention to A. FtscherS
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establishment,
No. 906 street, near 9Th street. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European Invention, he Is enabled
to do his work in q manner not to be equalled
by those not possessing these facilities. Ladies'
and Gents Garments thoroughly cleansed. The
effectual removal Of grease spots guaranteed J!
Through skillful pressing and refnlshing all
garments will appear like new. Cheapest prices
In the city according to the work done, and
suiting dull times.
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
o,os' Soothing Syrup has been used for children.
1t corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen-
terry and d1arrh9a, whenever arising from teeth
ing or other causes. An old and WeQ-Iied rem
edy: 26 cents bottle
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER.
RIB VI "A L PoWbER
RRR D 0 Wy A A l.
o o Y AAAA L BAKING
600 A ILL POWDER

Absolutely pure. Made from Grape Cream Tartar
HIGHEST PREMIUMS
Awarded at Centennial. 1876; Vienna (Austria) tx
position, 1873 and oil other prominent ExpositiOus
and State Fairs, North and South.
DR.. 8. DANA HAYES, State Assayer OF Massa
chusetts" reportsThst the materials Of which It is
compok ed are pure and wholesome
THE GOVT CHEMIST.
perfectly pure. ana so uniform In its action that
no mistake can ever occur in its use. The Royal
Baking Powder is the reeult of years Of research
and experiment by physician and chemist who
obtained this scientf leaven OF unvarytng strength
and purity-preeerviDg all the neutritious elements
Of the -four! No other preparation makes such
light haky Biscuit. Buckwheat Cakes, Mullins
Strawberry Short Cake, Luxurious Puddings, Cakes
and all kinds of Pastry.
Sold in cans only-keeps in any climate
~ Most cheap powders contain alum; avoid
them especially when offered loose or In bulk. jy23
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PICNICs, EXCURSIONS, &c.
GRAND EXCURSION TO GREAT FALLS, by
CHURCH. Steamer Belle May. Friday, Oct s.
Leave loot OF Congress ct. 8 am. Grand scenery,
early. sep27.5ts
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DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
w. A. Brown to c. j. Jones, part 6, so. 252; $500
a. Q. Page to P: w. Page, lots 81 and 50. So. lis
8, So. lis; $4,000. NJ. c. Perry to Ezekiel
Hughes, part Is, of Georgetown; $50. David
Oliver TO- j. Ezekiel Hughes, part Is, Of George
town; 500; ~ District Of Columbia to Harvey
VIM ciahptt 70 Eos ys Lo o' iot e in SUB Of
original lot I, SO. sis; $4,000. T. Poneet ct al to
Iho Ss NJ Lanahan part lots y and 20 in 50. 70;
E. Kendall and Ellen T. Kendall to Sarah c.
johnson, part %, SO. 23s; $1s5.42. John F. May
ee. Reuben " bowman s q and a q osc az
Green, trustees, to Chas; J: Pile, part lot 9, so
Isl; $1,000. Frank E. Middleton to Samuel L.
Middleton lots !, 2, 8, 4, and 6, In sub. of so.
$1,000. District of Columbia to Harvey Spald
ing, part u, SO. 70; 1927. Same to same, part
So. s24; $1a.64. J. r. Kendall to s. G. john
$. E: Middleton, lots to s, 50; south Of So sl5
lots and IL, SO. 1000, and lot H. So $50; 500
J. F. May to J. c. Hall, part rs and 20, so. b;
5000. 3D. i B. Webster so ct a. to C. Dalton, lot
So. Isl; 5000. Vim. Wittlaft, trustee, to Fred.
erick LEM, property in Georgetown; 5000. w.
5000. G. E. AppleDy ct al, trustees, to John
Cammack ct al. lot 70, So. 375; $1,000. Mills
Dean ct al, trustees, to stephen McArde. part
70, 81. SOt, SZ,fOU. tTuSU6c, W N.
E. Whitney, part 5, SO; Is; s525. W. F: Mating
ly ct al, trustees, to r. A. May, part TO- so $50;
$780, $. S. Middleton to Kate N. Henderson,
part g. SO. 525, lot 49, so. 55, lots 80 and 40, In
sub OF So 23 part S, So 974, lot II, So 96O, lots
Is and 16 50. 1880, and lots 2, g. i, and 8, in
sub Of SO. SIS; $4,000. Cornelius Hopkins ct al.
to Elizabeth B. Luttrell, sub lots At, IS, 40 and
lot s, So. 81; s.. Cornelius Hopkins ct al. to
Mary E. Hopkins, sub lots 4s. a and e. so. III,
sub lots and r. So. a. sub lots 2, g. 81, SO, As,
to Johanna Mcnamara, part S, 50. e25; s.. R.
W. bowman ct al, trustees, to Hugh Murphy,
part l, 50: 757; $4,000. Richard Kothwell to
Andrew Wilson, lots Is. 16 and Il; 50: 1907;
so. 492; $40. G. D. Livingston to Emily Browne,
property In the county; $4,000. W. B. Lord ct
al: trustees, to Otis Bigelow, part 10, 50. S64;
1904; $500. M. NJ. Huyck to W. c. Hill, part so.
us; 81 500. H. G. Thyson to j. E. Anderson, lot
"a, So SOL; $50.
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Anlusenlents. Etc.

NATIONAL THEATER.-"Van, the Virginian ~
stage, drew a fair house last night. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albaugh and the rest Of the cast acquitted
themselves well. The play will continue for the
week.
FoRDs OPERA HoUsE.-The Pinafore crew Is
meeting with considerable success The audi
eDces are very appreciative.
THEATER Co. s.-The Comtque Is having
crowded houses lightly. The bill is very at
tractive.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-"Ten Nights in Bar
room" will be presented here tonight In excel
lent style The performance will be for the
benefit Of Union Tent, No. 81, l. o. O. r.
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old TIME OYSTER ROAST
" TO
COAN RIVER.
Under the supervision of

OAPT. RICHARD BUND1OK.
Leaving SATURDAY, Oct 4th, IL pm. Return
ing SUNDAY, Oct. 9Th, IL 80 pm. ~h
Tickets 81 so.
MaDsgers-P. j. DUFFY and GEO
w. Bauer. Tickets for sale by E. K. Dooley, cor
Sd and Pa. ave, east Johr W. Drew, cor. 9th anG
Pa. ave. Geo. Woodbridge, I'll K st. NV: West Enc
Hotel, Geo. fetown; Wright's drug store, cor I'll
and sw. sep27-7ts
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
DRESS GOODS JUST RECEIVED.

Colored and Black Velvets.
Colored and Black Sat1ns.
Piano Covers. handsomely embroidered with silk.
1915 to $3.50.
Oolored and Black Csshmeres. very fine and very
wide (pure woo), 80, 81, rs. SIC, $LOO.
CARRIERS, I'll Market Space,
The Popular Cash Store
Black Silks Black Silks.
Colored Silks, Colored Silks
Our 49, SIC. $780, 81 IL, 81 Is and 81 so Black and
Colored Silks are the best and chedp pest in this
city.
Shetland sh.wls. all colors. sl.OO. sl.25, sl75,
$500, &250.
Blankets, pure wool, large sjze $50.
Splendid Double Blankets, 81 90.
Large Size Bridal Quilts 81. so.
Pure Wool Cloth for boys wear, SOC.
Immense assortment Of Ohildren's Coiored Stock
inRs very cheap.
Ladies' Cloaks, Ladies' Cloaks.
Single and Double Shawle.
Dr.. Warmers Health Corset.
Ladies' (woven seams) Balbriggan English Stock
ings, only 26.
Bleached Table Linen, Soc.
CARRIERS,
sep25.tr Market 8pacs.