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COMMENTS.

The race was certainly one OF the finest
three mile races that has ever taken place
on American waters and entities the par-
tcipahts 10 advanced places in tho column
oil great oarsnen. The most unbounded
enthusiasm prevailed all over the city on
Saturday night, and all day yesterday the
race was the universal topic Of converse.
ton. The excited friends OF each did not
hesitate to rank their ~favorite with Morris
and Smith, and even Coulter and Han.
Ian were regarded with less awe than
before this race. Rumors for the future
were rife everywhere, but in hunting up
the truth OF them they didn't material
ize." The Nail City boys, although de-
teated, hardly regarded It as such, and
expressed themselves with renewed con.
hdence in their representative, and at
once offered to back him for a five
mile race against the victor OF Satur-
day: Hearing that Weisgerber was about
to challenge Morris, the Pittsburgh cham.
plon, we asked him on the street last
night as ia the truth OF II. "No street,
was the reply, ~ would only be a picnic
for him, | may have something to do
yet with some minor oarsmen, but not
'NH AHh tAglALns IGShTu ulul rs ONLY
less that Coulter or Hanlan." Will you
row the proposed five mile race with Fels.
Ing? we asked. "No, but there may be
another three mile race arranged between
US. l g expect to meet him with reference
to 1t on Tuesday night at Sheekey's
saloon" viii 1t be at his convenience?
we asked. "No air, l have some home
business that claims my attention,
and that will control me-" We have not
seen Felsing yet but he tseager for anoth.
er race we have heard, andno doubt there
will be ole arranged ere, long. Both gen.
uemen will, no doubt, now give some at.
tenton to the outside challengestha they
have received, and in case these or any
one OF them Is accepted Wheeling can
feel assured that victory is certain, as no
other city on this continent has shown
such men as pulled over the Ohio rivero on
last Saturday.
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For sick stomach and loss OF appetite
take the genuine DR.. @. McLane's cele.
DRAFTED Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming
Bros, OF Pittsburgh, Pa. None can be
genuine without their, signature. Look for
II on every wrapper. The market Il full
otimitatlons OF the name McLANR, spelled
differently, but having same pronuncia.
ton: Over fifty million boxes have been
used by the people Of the United States,
Your druggist keeps them.
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Decay Of the Teeth

may be entirely prevented, the breath puri,
fed, and the teeth made 10 gliSten with white.
ness by the use Of Browns Camphonted
Dentritrice. Price % cents.
Browns Bronchial Troches'' arc renowned
and wonderfully effective for curing coldsand
relieving any throat or catarrhal difficulty,
List &Co., and all druggistsat 25 centsper boz.
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Glenn's Sulphur Soap has won great celeb.
rity and sale by sheer force OF It's astonishing
ettectin curing skin diseases, and Graduating
blemishea. Price 25 cents.
For restoring the natural color, growth and
beauty OF the hair buy Hair Revivium. at so
cents per bottle. 1t has no equal. Sold by
Logan, List & Co., and by every druggist,
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RQoK AND JOB PRINT1NG-ATTHE
i1s DSix Intelligence JOB Oaos YOU an al ~
a tho Ia nE 1 nra. JOB Printing on theShoftest Sotieo
- 49, "s Puee and In the bot Stylo IN thS ~
hoa. Is and n FouTtSenih n.
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" you wish to save money, go without
lali to John Roemer's dry goods, carpet
and wall paper emporium. He still con-
anues to sell at reduced prices, instead OF
putting them up, for a short time to re-
duce stock. Nos. 20l9 and 2021 Main
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1P you need a liniment of any kind,
we advise you to get a bottle Of Nc.
Lains' Good Intent. 1t is far superior to
the many Wanted foreign remedies we
read SO much about, as hundreds Of our
citizens will freely testify. One trial is
al that Is necessary. 25 and so cents q
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That "Hale's Honey Of Hoarhound and Tar,
Is now recognized as the great national spe-
citic for the cure Of coughs and all lung dis
eases. See that you get "Hale's Honey Of
Hoarhound and Tar" (large size cheapestl
and take no other, as there are counterfelts.
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$4,000 AwARDED.-"I was sick and low.
spirited that | thought l would give anything
to get well; and II any one had ensured me
the good health produced by using simmonS'
LIVER Regulator, and charged nue. q thousand
dollars, I would willingly have paid It II I had
1t; in fact, ten thousand dollars would be
worth less to me than what 1t has done for
me. GEO. F. BARRETT, Macon, Ga"
NWFkW
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NENTISTRY.-To THOSE THAT DE-
IL siRE 70 ave tbeiF natural teeth We would ny
that ~ AZ, nov better prepared than ever before "
enable them 10 do -. By the use Of an ELECTED
MAGNETIC PLCGGEH We can Ead arc making better
and hantSTDeT GOld Filling, With more eAse 70 our
Patients, thzu have heretofore been made IN this
dfy Ut ~slssWbtr. without ths ai4 Of the Electric
F1NgeF. Whit We say We can prove by actual
lsniynsstatiou. Call and zee iOs your elves.
JAMES ~. sURulsOH 4 son,
Gul No. L4J Market st, Wheeling, W.. Va.
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For restoring the natural color Of the hair.
q nicer preparation Is offered in "Hair Revivi.
um." in large bottles, at only 80 cents, than
has ever been produced at 400. Glenn's Sui
phur Soap Is the word-famed c~lariier and
%6eautifer of the complexion. Sold by Logan,
List & Co., and every druggist,
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G. E. STIFEL & co.
THIS WEEK

You will secure Cn"ICH bargains ut
BLUMN'.
ColOreu silks a, old priceS.
4. BLUn& BRO.
Black GrOS Grain SilRs Of the
most celebrated makes, and no adj.
vance. I.Bi.uh d. BRO.
Black and COlored N4AsIImeres yet
cheaper than last year.
I.BLuM II BRO
100 pieces Dress Goods at Is I,.c.
l.. BLUM d BRO.
800 pieces Dress Goods at I0c.
!. BLU Il mo.
100 pieces Dress Goods nj zoe.
J. BLUM " BRO.
4UO pieces now Prints, elegant
styles. BLUM IL bro.
canton EIauneIs, v hItc FIannels,
Red FIMunciS anu Barred FlaDnels,
CHEAP, CHEAP.
l., BLUM d BRO.
we nat have roOmfOr our coming
Fall stock, aud offer during THIS
WEEK tie above SeasOnablG aud
useful goods at much lower prices
Ihau you Will buy them In u few
weeks from nOW
lI04 Main Street.
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PoucR CoURr-Judqe Cranme.-The fol.
lowing ceases were disposed Of Saturday
morning at this Court:
Owen Riley, disorderly, fined So and
costs. Paid.
Thomas nenzil, drunk, fined s. and
costs. Paid,
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0TsrERs ars now coming Into the city.

0YsTERs are now coming into the city.
TaE Sheridan Rifles have new blodses.
-o1rtcER M1tER made four arrests on
Saturday night.
TnERE will be a special session Of Conn-
%cilto.morrow evening.
A LARoE crowd went out to Hornbr0ok's
Park on Saturday night.
THERE was a large temperance meeting
at outs Hall last night.
"Doc." MopFAT has the contract for the
new uniforms Of the NJ L. G.'s.
CoUSclL did not meet on Saturday
night, from some cause or other.
TmE HCmpaeld will run M extra train
10 camp.meeting next Sunday at Mounds
vile.
WM. II. HrRrH, Of Benwood, died sud.
denly on Saturday night from heart dis
ease.
SEVERAL attempts at pocket.picking
were reported at the boat race Saturday
afternoon.
A SMALL boy named Nesbit fell into the
river at the wharf on Saturday from q
melon boat.
ABOUT l25 went out on the Burr's Mills
excursion to the ~camp-meeting on the e.
o. yesterday.
GERMAHIA HALL, corner Market and
FourtcenthS streets, is undergoing retur-
nishlpg and other improvements.
TuE funeral OF Joseph Falkenstein took
place from his late residence yesterday al
ternoon, and was an unusually large one.
TOMMY CocxAYSE will play for a picnic
10 be given by the Catholic church Of
Washington, Pa, at Shirl's Grove, near
that place, on next Saturday.
A LARGE party went on an excursion to
st. Mary's yesterday, on the new Diurnal,
and will return to-day. We are under
obligations for an invitation.
An old gentleman named seaton, over
on the South Side, wants TO row any man
Of his age. Officer St. Meyers Is upwards
OF 10, and Is willing to tackle Seaton.
CONSTABLE MARTIN arrested Dick Gard.
ner, Saturday night. for disorder, and took
him before Squire Philips, whe, becoming
more so, he wa committed TO jail for 8
days for contempt.
JAKE WATSON and Billy Carney INDUCED
in a "set to" ut. the saloon on Twenty
sixth and Chapliue streets on Saturday
night. which they will explain this morn
ing to Judge Cranmer.
Detective Dick FUHR, OF Pittsburg. is
docking up q man supposed to be in this
city and wanted in Pittsburgh for burg.
larry. From the information he is able to
gather he thinks his mar is over in Ohio.
LARAMIE will have some Pittsburgh
specialists out at the Park this week,
afternoon and evening. Among them are
Mr.. Chas, MontrosellioD, the vocalist,
and the infant "Lottic," the trapeze per.
former.
A PrTTsBURoH ex~cursionist to the boa
race, on Saturday night, got on one OF he
short line ears recently purchased in Al
legheny, and after riding over the line two
or three times, finally asked the driver
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IT Beans ALI.-Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Chewing Tobacco. A full supply
now on hand at Joseph Speidel & Co.'S.
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Kentucky State Lottery.
Notice-Redemption Of Bonds.
New Art Studio-Mylcs & Son.
For Cincinnati-Andes.
For New Cumberland-Abner O'Neal.
New York Weekly Herald.
Funeral Notice.
Bonds and Notes.
Parsons Photographs.
This Week.. Blum & Bro.-[Head Of
Local.
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EYE uT Our.-On Thursday last a man
named George Dawson had his eye put
out by fragment Of stone striking il while
At work at the Top Mill stone quarry.
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Headquarters for Ladies' and GsntIemsn's
Gold and Silver American Watches.
JACOB W. 6RUss, IsWslsr,
Washington Han, Cor. Market and Twelfth
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JAcKsoS's Best Sweet Navy ohewiner To.
6acco. Retailers can buy It Of joseph
speidel & Co., in 5, l0and 20 pack.
ages.
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If you cannot take the baby to thecoun-
try, use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup for the usual
diseases Of early childhood. Price %
cents O bottle,
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RENENBER!-The only perfect proprie.
tary medicine as a "Blood Searcherr" is
that bearing the name of "Dr. Lindsey"
which may be had from druggists
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Painso OF every kind can be stopped almost
Instantly by the use Of Browns Household
Panacea,h q safe and marvellous remedy o.
great repute, which Is taken internally and
applied externally. Prices 26cand SOC per bot
Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup Is q merct.
full boon to children teethlng. Price Is cents.
Guard against ~eounterfeits and worthless imi.
taions. Sold by Logan, List 4 Co., and ali
druggists, TTS4eoW
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THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF tho thermometer, as
observed at SChncpf's drug store, Opera
House corner, Saturday and Sunday:
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JlcKsoX's REsr.-Give it a trial and you
will use no other. Joseph Speidel & Co.,
Wholesale Grocers, have it.
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For weaknesso fthe Stomach and Bowels
SANFoRD's JAMAICA GINGER.
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AFamous Article.

ASK your grocer for Jackson's Best.
Speidel & Go. have 1t at wholesale.
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JOSEPH sPElDEI Co, wholesale grocers,
are headrIsfters for Jackson's Best Tobac.
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THE BETTING.

Felsing, from the time the match was
made, wa the public's fayorite, and mon
ey was freely and confidently offered on
him up TO the very end of the race. A
slight revulsion, however, occurred in
this feeling a day or two before attribute.
bic We ap%prehendt to the fact Of the splend'
ed condition Of Weisgerber, and the conf
dent yet ditident manner in which his
friends talk Of him and his condition and
expectations. At the pool selling on Fri
day night Felsing was the iavorite by re-
spectacle odds, and odds were given on
him Saturday to the extent Of 4 to l in
many instances.
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wAaHlHaToS, August Isl A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, areas OF
rain followed by partly cloudy and cool
weather, north TO west winds and rising
barometer.
For The Lower Lakes, cooler and cloudy
weather and rain, with northeast to north.
west winds, and a slight rise followed by
q falling barometer.
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THE CROWD.

From 5 o'clock there wa a steady cur
rent Of people from the city in the direc-
ton Of the Belmont Mill, and from that
on either side OF the river down as far as
the course extended the banks were
crowded with numbers variously estimated
at from ten to fifteen thousand people, and
the river was dotted with small boats all
over the course until the time for starting.
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A PrrTsBuRoH excursionist to the boat
race, on Saturday night, got on one OF he
short line cars recently purchased in Al.
legheny, and after riding over the line two
or three times, finally asked the driver
what city this was. Being told, he said,
"Well, this car is marked Allegheny, and
l thought was going home all the time"
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WEIsGERnER-FEISING.
saturday'a boat Race and Ita result


Saturdays Boat Race and It's ResulL
On Saturday afternoon last the anxious
" looked for boat race between Louis
Feslng, OF the Nan City, and George
WelSgerber, Of the @. p Brown Boat
Clubs Of this city, took place on what is
known as the lower course, extending
from a point opposite the Belmont Mill to
q point q short distance below Benson's
Ferry aud return, three miles in oil, The
arrangements for this race were consutn.
mated some weeks ago, and the conditions
were that the race should DO for $500 q
side and the championship Of the city, no
guide boats to be used for either contest
ant. The articles Of agreement having
been subscribed to, both mena OF once went
into active training and the public into
conjecturcs on the probabilities. Felsing
was decidedly the fAvorite, he had the
prestige OF many victories, and chiefly his
notable victory over his competitor in the
closely contested race Of last year in which
his powers Of endurance and pluck were
Individually demonstrated and his reputa.
ton assured, not only in this city but in
the boating world, so as we have said he
went into training under the most faVOra-
bic auspices, and assured Of the good
wishes OF the entire community. Weis-
gerber, also quit his anvil and took mp his
oars under only less favorable circum-
stances, and the result OF Saturday last is
the only commentary we have 10 offer on
how well he was prepared for that contest.
Both men are splendid types OF physical
beauty and this was another reason Of
"Great Expectations" to their respective
friends and clubs.
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WEATHER %IHDIcATIOS

"a. ". 70 n. p. n. JPN. I AN. IGN. J p. ~ JPN
o. 81 20 & IS 81 50 x
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Gm ~qatdliqmen


Once. Nos. Is and "a Fourteenth Street
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10 Buyers Of silks

Owing t, the failure Of th' French, Italian
and spSnis i Six crops manufacturers have
advanced ths prices VI silks, and they WI
no still higher.
Anticipating thit We bought u large stock as
cary as March. At that lime they reached
the lowest ~pOintevcr Known In the SIX mar.
Ket, Wa now offer them at our old prices, no
advance being made BY uS on th,sc justly
popular goods, which stand on their merits,
Is being nnoqualed for value and elegance,
ALL PRICES FROM rs CENTS TO 50 90.
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.

pIONIC GRoUNDs-I OFFER FOR
l. RENT my Picnic Grounds, well known ~ Green's
Grove, miles north Of the city, on the P, W. &Ky.
platform, retreshmUnt stands, benches, and al me
necessary buildings pertaining to h~rst-claSa picnic
grounds. The grounds lie within 50 yards Of tho z.
B. PerAonS desiring 70 ront them can call upon
JOSEPH GREEN,
apo No. 1i47 Market Street.
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The city was probably never SO full be-
fore Of what may be strictly called the
sporting fraternity. The night and day
before the race had contributed largely to
the crowds our OWN city had collected at
different points and who were excitedly
discussing the chances. On Saturday all
the railroads brought in large acceSsions
and notably the "Pwiky" which run q
specialtraiht to meet the demands upon It.
There never was a time in sporting circles
in this city that witnessed the wageringoi
so much money as there was put up on the
result Of this race.
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lATURpA,

IA j. l2M. 3F. N. ?. n. IA. n. 10 n. ) pm, IF. NJ
IS 81 50 20 Is 81 ~ 50
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TIE PRHL1ySARlEs,

Through the courtesy OF the NstrS.L Letter,
q representative Of this paper was invited
TO go over the course in that papers new
steam propeller the Err Dale, which also
contained the referee, Carl G. Mayer, At
halt.past 1 o'clock the stake boats were set
by the referee, half way down the island
just below Benson's Ferry, who then re-
turned to the place OF starting, and here
quite q delay ensued on account OF the
~roughness Of the water. About G o'clock
the wind fell, and at sos the whistling Of
the Dale, by previous arrangement,
warnedthe respective oarsmento get ready.
at twenty minutes past q a solitary shell
put out from the Nail City boat house up
the river, and in a few moments Louis
Felsing, attired in blue shirt and trunks,
appeared at the stakeboats ready for &C.
ton, followed almost Immediately by
Weisgerber, from the Brown boat house,
moored near by. Weisgerber was dressed
in o white shirt and light blue trunks, the
colors OF his club. In the bow Of the
+. Il. Dale stood the referee, and as soon
as the men took position he shouted to
each, "Are you ready2" and being an
swered aflrmatively the word 'go'f was
given at about 6:25l, Felsing in the lead
by about half a length and on the West
Virginia side. Weisgerber having won the
toss. Felsing maintained his advantage
and increased his distance until he was
about two lengths ahead before Benson's
Ferry was reached, when Weisgerber
by a series OF spurts lessened the breach
end the boats passed this point nearly
even. When nearing the buoys Felsing
again showed front and turned the buoy
slightly in advance OF his competitor, but
made an error in turning that was most
costly to him, and in all probability lost
him the race. From the nature Of the
water at this point Felsing was compelled
to row o~bliquely for q short distance, and
his adversary takingadvantage OF this shot
ahead and gained a boats length. This
advantage he never lost, and kept ahead
until the end OF the race. At Benson's
Ferry Weisgerber was leading by at least
two lengths. At Whisky Run Felsing d.
minished the distance between them very
considerably. From this time on there
was but little variety in the race, and
Welsgerber came in by less than a length
ahead, in time variously estimated at from
.2O;9O to q loo. the time taken by Mr.. Max.
well, Felsing's trainer, which Is probably
correct. Immediately Weisgerber guided
his shell alongside OF Felsing's and receiy-
cd the congratulations Of the latter, and
then each pulled for their places Of start
ing. n -"
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was most forbldding all day and rain APP
peared imminent. all afternoon a chilly,
murky atmosphere rendered it rather IN
pleasant, and the water wa rough until
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DRESS GOODS.

During Tie past few days we have made
marked reductions in the price OF our entire
stock Of Dress Goods, that must and Will be
sold In order tn uake room for fall stock
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Postponed Commissioners Sale.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-02-15
A Large Farmer.

The career of NJ. l.. Sullivant, one
Of the baronial farmers of Illinois,
Who died las. week, furnishes another
lesson on the folly OF what is called
big farming. Mr.. Sullivant was at
one time the largest farmer in Illinois.
lie owned 1900 acres Of land, or q
tract nearly eight miles square. Dur
ing the period when the prices for farm
produce were high. lie was prosperous
or thought he was, but when prices
fell. his imagined prosperity began to
vanish, and he had to resort TO that
practice 50 fatal to farmers of borrow
Ing money at high rate Of interest,
on his lands. He had every condition
thought to be necessary to successful
farming on an extensive scsle-rich
prairie land; ample machinery and q
convenient market; but oil this could
not save him from failure and he died
almost pcnniless. and without owning
one acre Of the vast domain be Osce
possessed.-[S Louis Republican.
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CONSaJyrEyuON CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice. having
had placed in his hands by an East India mission
AIRY the formula OF simple vegetable remedy,
for the speedy and permanent cure for consump-
ton. bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all throat
and lnnz affections, also a positive and radical
sure for nervous debility and all nervous COM
prints. after having tested its wonderful curative
covers IN thousands of cases, has felt 1t his duty
TO make 1t known to his suffering fellows. Aetna
ted by this motive, aud desire 10 relieve human
offering. l will send, free of charge, TO ali who
desire it, this recipe, with full directions for pre-
pairing ard using. In German, French, or English,
Sent by mail BY addressing with stamp. naming
ihis paper. W. ". Sherar, l49 Powers' Block,
Colchester New York 4w