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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-15

r OST.-ON SATURDAY MORNING A
~ purse containing q sum of money, on
Tatnall bet, Tth and Sth. A suitable reward
will be pal If left at REPUBLIcAN oftice.l5*2t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-15

NOTICE-THE LADIES OF LOYAL
~ Orange Lodge and the daughters Of
Levi, are requested to meet at 3l6 U. 10th st.,
Tuesday afternoon, O'Clock, sharp, for the
purpose of attending the funeral OF Mrs.
Bradford. 315 BY order of fMRS.KELVEY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FAMILY AND FANCY SOAPS AND
CANDLES.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-15

EHOR RENT.-ROOMS AT THE s. w.
IL cor. 7th and Tatnall. 3-l5-at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
RIVEI. INTELLIGENCE.

The river at this point still continues
10 rccrd", notwithstanding the heavy
rains We have recently had. The marks
on the gauge last night indicated depth
OF : feet = inches in the channel, and
still is,iing.
Business moderate.
The G.. W. Bachelor, favorite
packet, is the regular Parkershurl boat
this morning.
The Chancellor arrived last night
about O'Clock, and is this afternoons
boat fpr Cincinnati. This packet is run.
ming in the Andes place during the low
water, and will be found very pleas
ant way Of getting down the river.
Shippers will bear in mind that the boat
leaves AZ - T. ".
The Science leave. for Matamoras this
morning.
Capt. Lukens will run the Pres Eli.
son to NuuniSyil!c this evening. He
l,aves at } Pm
PITTsBrRGn. August 10 River 9 feet
: inches and rising. Weather clear and
warmer.
CrXCiSHhTr, August lG.-Arrived-
Ar'adne. Tennessee river. River elev.
en- feet falling. Weather fair and warm.
CARD, August IL -Arrived-Golden
City, -. LouI-; Oakland, St. Louis. De.
par;ed-Wil, Kyle, New Orleans. Rly.
er II feet inches: falling, Weather
lair. Thermometer IS.
LOUISVILLE, August l6.-River sta.
tiOnary at ieet in the canal and = feet
in the chute onihe falls. Business dull.
Weather hot and clear. Arrived-Alex.
Chambers and tow, Rising san.
NASHVILLE, August l6.-Riyer rising;
q feet on the shoals. Arrived-Celina,
Paducah.
New ORLEANS, August Is Arrived
My Choice and burgess, st. Louis:
Schenk, Cincinnati. Departed-Golden
Crown, Cincinnati. Clear partly
cloudy and warm. Thermometer 81.
MEMPHIS. August l6.-Riyer Station.
ary. Arrived-St. Genenieve, st. Louis.
The City OF Alton, from ST. Louis,
grounded this morning at Tennessee
Cbute, ten miles below here The CITY
OF Greenvile is alongside with barges,
endeavoring to tighten her.
ST. LOUIS, August l6.-Arrived-
Guiding Star and Bigley and bar,es.
Cairo. Departed - Bigley and barles,
New Orleans. Mauo; Mem phis, joseph.
inc and barges, St Paul. River fallen
2 inches; IL feet and 8 inches by eua.e Q.
Weather clear and bot; mercury O.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
ON TO CHICAGO.
Communicates Continue to Flock to the
City by the Lake 20 swell the hsnA' VI
To-Dsy's Pageant.

Communicates Continue to Flock to the
CITY by the Lake 10 Swell the HANKS OF
To-Dsy's Pageant.
P,rrs.rRGH, August lG-The Pitts
burrh delegation OF Knights Templar;
consisting of Tancred, Pittsburgh anu
Allegheny Communicates, in all about
GOO Knights, left for Chicago this morn.
ing AT o'clock. They were accompanied
nv the Great Western. Fourteenth Reg.
iment. and Canton, Ohio, bands, anu
the Eighteenth regiment drum corps.
CLkyhL.xD, o., August 1.-THE
Oriental Commsndery knights Tempiar
with hundred and twenty'hve men,
and Holy Rood Convnandery with nifty
two men, OF Cleveland, left at S:lo tins
morning for CHICAGO, on An elaborate'y
decorated special tram OF twelve
coaches, filled By knigh and their
friends. Each Commandrry has q tine
b md of music. Tie Oriental Con |.
mandery is designated as the escort OF
the Grand Commaniery OF the United
States.
MLwArxxn, August l6.-The mem
hers oi Wisconsin Commsnderies
Knights Templar arrived in this city
Tins morning on special trains, AMI alt, r
dinner mt the new hall and dress parade
they took special train over the MIL
waukee and st. Paul road Tor Chicaa' {.
The following communicates were rep
resented: Wisconsin No. !, OF NIL
waukee, 81 knights; ST. John q, OF Mil
waukee, 50; Hobart Macon, OF Madison,
IS: De Molv, OF Bascotel, 20; Fort WIN
nebayo, of Portage, 50: Fou Du Dac, - :
Racine, 81; La Crosse, 81, Oshkosh o.
Berlin, IS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
ma,ch.rs;n RichIand District.

At meeting oil the Board OF Educa'
ton for RlchiaHd district, Yesterday, the
following teachers were selected Tor the
ensuing school year. The schools will
commence on the first Monday in Sep
tember and will continue III sessi,n tor
seven months:
District No. l-Morgan's-C. o. Dun
lap.
No. 2-Short Creek -Callie ". Cur
It's
No. 3-Wells'-B F. Delaplaine.
No. observation-disclosures Kyle, Sen
No. 5-Glenn's Run-Frank Fore
man.
So. 6-wood's Run-Thomas Shan
non.
M. Peters Run-Maggie y. Bur-
keit.
No. s-Richland Mary l.. English.
No. C--Clinton-Wm. Z. Wieldman.
4 resolution was adopted that h're.
after the trustees of the various school
houses must see that, when the houses
are used for night meetings OF any kind,
the parties SD using shall leave them in
"a good condition as when they received
them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
Gas Works Improvement

The new gas holder now being erected
for the city gas works is on much
larger scale than is generally supposed
bv those who have not visited the spot.
The work is progressing rapidly and the
brick work is about iOur-tIths COM
pleted. \ large force OF men IL en-
ployed, anil the prospects are that we
will be well supplied with sas during
the coming winter. The work on this
tank has been carried on against several
difficulties. The soil is still blue clay,
exceedingly stubborn 10 work and is iull
OF springs. 1t has been necessary TO
constantly employ a pump TO keep the
the excavation clear OF water
and the most efficient job must
be done TO keep the tank light and
prevent n repetition of the experience
with the last one. Tire excavation Is
eighty feet in diameter and twenty
deep. The casing wall is OF brick, cap
n,.i with stone and cemented within
and without to make il perfectly water
tight. The holder is to be telescope.
ami il il nv. necessary 10 remove all oil
the earth from the excavation and
mound will be left in the centre. The
maximum capacity will be POI, 900 cubic
feet of gas.
A considerable improvement is also
being made 10 the works. Four benches
of retorts IN the eastern retort house
are being replaced by new ones OF the
hes; fire clay. They came from Bslti-
more. The western house and three
benches in the other are in use and with
these the present necessities OF the city
can be easily supplied. IL is the inten-
ton to put the works in the best posi-.
BILE condition for the coming winter and
TO be ready to supply consumers with
a GOOD quality OF gas aud plenty of 1t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
IN HOC SIGNO vINCES.
rcn,inued from Nr's Po0s.l

70 the Exposition building and LAKE
mark. il il in order to note the Pni
worthy private enterprise OF Y. n
Keith 4 Co. The magnificent estso'
hsbment of this firm occupies 2 con; on;
snicuous place at the intersection VI
Wabash avenue and Monroe streeI, anu
On last evening 1t was brilliantly llu'n'.
mated with electric lights. i've burners
being used. Tonight two more "eIo
added. and as the superb edince pre-
cents an almost unbroken glass front on
the two streets, the effect is exceedingly
dazzling.
A. T. Stewart Co. .,
have large force Of Norkmen emplo!f;u
in preparing the decorations OF '. ,sa
STORE on Wabash avenue, aud when Tue
hammers. shields, and crosses are p'scru
in the positions designed for them. tue
store will undoubtedly present aver!
tine appearance. III. exterior VIII pe
trimmed i'm manner different from
others. the design being novel ana org.
nal. The ir,n,sse of iour hundred irft
hss required thousands OF yards oi ma
terial, and although each story has oeen
beautified, great pains have been taken
IN adorn the store with artistic taste.
and not 40 crowd the decorations
together that the Masonic emblens
would be hid in folds OF white and black.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
Personal POINTS.

W. 6. Smythc, the great excursion
manager, returned 10 the city, yestef.
day, and will accompany the Fortress
Monroe tourists this morning. lie re-.
joicps over the fact that the excur'
sonists will have a moonlight ride on
the Potomac.
A party OF excursionists went TO
Cha,auqua, yesterday, but they are
modest youths and decline giving their
names for publication.
George Hess. The East Wheeling meat
cary r, went down the river, Yesterday.
This ia Ostensibly business trip, but 1t
is rumored that George will bring a
blnshing bride back with him. We do
not speak er cathed. a.
John Braush goes TO Cincinnati this
evening, where he will enter large
merchant tailoring establishment.
Mrs. Col. Robert White and son, Mar
shall, who have been summering at Mt.
Alto during the hot summer months,
returned home last evening on the 1913
train.
Miss Jennie Baird, OF Washington,
Pa, who has been sitting in this city
for the past two weeks, returned home
last evening.
Clarence Ulrich, OF North Wheeling
lett Yesterday morning for Chicago 10
take in the festivities oi that city.
James t. Mix, Esq and wife. OF the
Fl .hth ward, who have been visiting in
Cambridge, Ohio, have returned home.
Miss Annie Hay, charming and
ACCOMPLISHED Baltimore Young Ia ~, who
has been the guest OF Miss Cora Zane, Of
the Island, for some time past, returns
home 10 day. Her departure will be re-
GREETED by the many friends Hiss Hay
hiss made in the city during her visit.
Mr.. John Grosscurth, OF Main street,
returned home SUNDAY after two
months trip TO Germany.
Miss Alwina Meder, OF Wood street,
returned home Yesterday from pleas
ant trip TO relatives down the river.
Will J. Hampton, the Steubenvile
HeroH man, whose brilliant ora,ory
thrilling pathos, sparkling humor, im-
FASHIONED e!oquence, laughable bur
les9ues, temperance efuslons, &c, &c.,
have convulsed the literary world, lof
Steubenvile) came in town last night,
and registered at the Mcclure.
Mr. Clifford Mansfield, OF Baltimore,
who has been visiting in the city, leaves
for home to day.
Geo. ii. Stull, Esq, business manager
OF the NnCs LITTER, lett last evening on
the b Il . road for Toledo.
Mr.. Phil. H. S,rarz received the sad
intelligence Yesterday that his step
father had died suddenly at New Or
leans. He left at once to take charge OF
the body.
Mr.. Geo. Bartholomew, the travelling
agent OF Gail Il Axe, OF Baltimore is in
the city. Hearriyed last evening on the
Chancellor, and has rooms at the
Slamm. Mr.. B., or The Little Joker"
as he is more fainliarly called. is snort.
ing an ancient white Plug nat whici he
solemnly swears was presented 10 him
in So by Hancock. ard that he has worn
the same ever since the campaign
opened. The Joker was thrown over
board at Pomeroy, but vas afterwards
recovered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
LIVE sroCK.
East Lhperry.

EAST LIsEHry, August l6.- -Cattie-.Re-
ceiPts since Friday 1924 head of through
and l,01l mead Of yard stock. Total for
the week ending to-day, 1923 head Of
through and 2,34l head OF local, against
l.73s head Of through and ! $40 head OF
local the week before; best shipping
steers, 800 tol 500 pounds, - 75Gi 90;
lair TO good, LOO to l,25O pounds.
u 30SA 20; common and light, 900 TO
l,l00 pounds, S 60GA 90; stockers, -
TO quality and weight 8 mos rs:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
bulls, cows and stays So 25S3 70. |,
to-day l.06O head.

bulls, cows and stays Sc 25ss Is. A..
to-day 1850 bead. ea
Hogs-Receipts 10 day e.3es
total for the week 1870 head ss.
ll,760 head last week: PhiIaa.sns
S62SS5 80; Workers q s0G5 H. s~s
Sheep-Receipts 10 day $40 h.,
total for the week 10000 head, 500
1880 last week. Market seliin; a.
at Q shade higher than last week. "'
New YORK
NEW YORK. August l6.-Res,s
Receipts lao head, making II $50 ~,
for the week. Prices have advance .
all grades excepting poor natives -,
common Texans, and the marke, vas
tive and firm to the finish. Com,
to strictly prime native cattle sita Ia.
poorest to best Texans and Creok.
6l67ic; Colorado and Texans ,S.
Exporters use,i 500 head at 9lhIO'
shipments to day Is" live cattle and );
live sheep; for the week 100 liye -.
tie, 2,3i4 quarters of beef. 7Gi live She.
Sal carcasses OF mutton, and ~
dressed hogs. American reirig,r,,'.
beef is quoted in London at ji@6!.
Sheep-Receip,s $500 head. maxi,
$3.50 head for the week. MARKET :
cidedly stronger at an advancr oi !e,,
sheep and OF nearly &c on lambs sos.
coarse bucks went down 10 3d3ic. a.
picked wethers up 10 S53l. rer IL
pounds. but the business Of H." Day p I.
at 4CS5lc for sheep, and i,Gt.c {.
lambs.
Hocs-Receipts $500 head. masi,,
$3.50 head for the week. NJ; msfr
live hogs offered; feeling better. an.
dealers put the selling range at = o.
5 IS per 100 pounds; about 80 State ~
western cattle changed bands a, $ 81
) 3la.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE. Aug. IG.-Beef Cat'e-
Very dull without notable cher.
very. best 40 SEE; hrst quality St"i.
medium go Sc; ordinary pa &c: ~ ,
sales at SlG4!r. Receipts 800 Lcs
sales a,C6j head.
Hogs-Lirht supply. and fair 10 20
demand; quotations 1@'lc. Rec y.
39St head.
Sheep and Lambs - Receir's q
head. Sheep 3l@5lc: lambs ga sc.
.ricrsn. 90
CuICaao, August IL III" br's-'
Io,rnai reports hoe receipts 80 on be-.
shipments $500 head Market ~. irr
a,eiy active. ard IL Ia ljc lover: cor
mon TO good mixed rarkin. - 81
4 so: light I 6fd5 o.; choice hrnr
81 1000 20; closing dull and some ~
sold
Ca,tle-R,ceipts 3 zoo heal; slip
ments | 400 head. Market s'rrrg o.
active. and TO- higher; shipping :, %
4 %: butchers - 00C'3 -: 80. g.,
ans - 40G3 On: s'ockrrs = -, -.
Sheep-Rcceip's $50 heat. MT>.
tirmer: common ~ mediums .dpi,.
lambs ) coos ~ per head.
Cincinnati.
CISCINSATI, August IL -- Hog
Dali: common - n,~l -; light = +,
"a 800: packing - oh@j -; ir'r.r,'
S. 2Gd5 ~. Receipts SO head. lp
mcnts 1873 heal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
PAINFUL RUMOlt.
Proctor Knott Reported to
Have Been MOrtally Wounded.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. August ia tch =
gram to the Courier journal from Shep
parisville, says Hon. j. Proctor Knott
was shot and MORALLY wounded this
morning at Mount Washington, ten
miles rom here. by J. ". Lewis, Green
back candidate for Congress. No par.
ticulars Great excitement exists. The
Courier Journal does not believe the n .
port tn be true.
LOUISVILLE, August I6-The report OF
the serious wounding Of Proctor Knott,
as tel. graphed from here this evening,
- utterly unioundrd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
DRY GOODS.
New York.

Nyw YoRw. Angus, III DIV Go'.'.-
Business fairly active with 'nwu.,, .'
houses. and the jobhing trade i.'irs.
improving. Cotton goods are In Sea.
demand, and tho tone al tie maikG
tirmer. Prints are in iair ug~.'
Ginyhams AMI dress goods pc m 49,.
steadily. WOODEN goods az IN n.,.-
ate demand. Foreign goods arr rair
moro active
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
A WARM TIME.
A Drunken CarOuse Which Re.
suits in Thinning Ont % ca l.
fOrnia Family.

SAN FR,>CIsco, August 10 -Jol n
Kellrhrr. residing in Oakland with iis
wife and neighbor Mrs. King, indnls, Il
in n drusken carouse last night. ~
cours. Of which set the house on fire.
Two of his children, Eugene and Annie,
aged two and three years respectively.
were burned TO cinders. James, aye
four, was burned fatally, and Mrs. kel.
lirher will probably die from mi nries
Mrs. King WAS badly scorched and he!'
lcher slightly hurt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
pheasant and Efectusl."

PrRsLEY, ". VA, Nov. 81, 1879.
Mfsrs. Zdu9hiin Bros. g. Co,
Please send Us another'supply OF your
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We End il ALWAYS xiv
satisfaction. I have used it in my own
family, and found it not only pleasant,
but eifectual. MARTIN & DoPLrR,
OF Dopler d Lewis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
GENERAL MARKETS.
Chicago.

Cnlcago.
CHICAGO, August l6.-Flour-In good
demand at full prices. Wheat-ln fair
demand but at lower rates; No. 2 red
winter 92lc; No. 2 Chicago spring Ssi
cash: 81. seller September October;
No. 3 sole. Cont nsettled but gen.r.
ally higher and closed weak at sic
cash; 3Sc seller September; 3Sic OctO
Der. OAts-Dull, weak and lower ut
24c cash; 23ic seller August; 2iic sell.
er September. Rye-Stcady and un.
changed. Barley-Quiet and firmer at
75!c. Flaxseed-Better at 81 l3Cdyl iilc.
Pork-Active. but lower at SIG 2Jf@
Is 20 cash; Sl6 4jhel6 30 seller August
and September; $40 10 seller October.
Lard-E,sier at s. % cash; 81 6jla,
7 81 seller September; 81 723s7 IS
seller October. Bnlk Meats .sirr;
rhoulders at s. o.; long rib $ 05;
short clear 81 %. Whisky-S,eady and
unchanged at 81 %.
Cincinnas,.
CINCINNATI. August 10. Cotton
Steady at HE. Flour Steady; family
81 Goa I S.; fancy $ OOta5 50. Wheat
No. red winter firm at g6td BIC; No.
2amber at 92G 93c. Corn-Stesiy; No.
2 shelled i0c. Oats-firm; No. 2 mixed
3Oc. Rhythm; No. 2 held at SOC.
Barley-Quiet: No. . fail 95c. Pork
Stronger at $l6 90. Lard Quiet at 81 Is.
Bulk Meats-Firm at 5t@,sj. Bacon
Easier at Gle, 9a9ic. Whisky Firm at
q OF. Bntter - Dull; choice Western
Reserve l6l9lsc; choice Central Ohio
liC2l5c.
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, August l6.-Coffee-
Demand lair and market firm; Rio Car.
goes. ordinary To prime, .I3i@l6Ic; job.
hing l3iCSlGt. Sugar Quiet and steady;
lair To fully fair 9.G9ic; yellow clan.
ned 9ig9ic. Molssses - Dull aud nom.
lnal: Rle-Dull; Louisiana ordinary to
choice 5iG6Ac.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

wAsHrSGToN, August IL, IA. M.-For
Tennessee a al the Ohio Valley, sta
tionary or FALLING barometer, east veei'
ing To- south winds, partly cloudy
weather and occasional rains.
For the Lower Lakes, falling barome-
ter, east veering to south warmer winds,
clear or fair weather, followed by IN
creasing cloudlines5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
ml)eslin9 3a9istes
LOCAL Intelligence.
Index 20 New ADVERTISE IN en,s.

For Rent-IiOuse on Thirteenth
Street.
A Card-Dr. J. T. Grant.
Attachment in Assumsit.
NOticc-l.Ost Check.
Challenge-William roppert.
European Steamship Agency-H. +.
Behreus.
Twelve Pounds Sugar for One Dollar
-R. J. Smyth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

The Bone and Muscle producing Malt,
the Nerve-quieting Hop, the superb Ma
larial antidote, Quinine, and other prec-
ious ingredients. combined without fer
mentation, are the ingredients of Malt
Bit,ers," prepared by the Malt Bitieis
Company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
Fatally Stabbed.

BrrrALo. \. T., August l8-John
Karin. a saloon keeper, last evening re-.
fused liquor to boarder named Martin.
who Was already drunk. At midnight
Fannigan arose. entered the bedroom
OF Karin and stabbed him fatally in the
presence OF his wife and child.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
SOCIETY IN TIE SUBURBS.
ALeap Year Party at the Laugh
lin Mansion.

The party given last night AT George
LauGhlin's country home Was more than
"A brilliant affair. Never did the gen.
tlcmcu in attendance appear 10 such adj
want ge, and never were they more e!e.
gantlv ana richly attIrci, their costly
dress being only ,qualed 10y
tie manner in which tire lady
entertainers did the social honrs
OF the evening. With scarcely
an exception. the licss OF each gentle
man Was immacu ate, from the gentle
aroma snianatins from latest Parl-
sian hair oil, Ia the rhythm oi proper
tons observed in the exquisite moldlrg
oi the glrammirg morocco pumps, VIII e
the lady gai.ants displayed royal treat.
ment from The ~ .uG"'y beautiful but.
ton hri,. n.glr,.. IT, DO" generously ser.
vel !Gua..olr ,ar!,> which.
The .ail ard plrlur "l the mansion
were taSrcu.ly arr,|Grd Tor this leap
year event, at which woman was 10
wrap herself in garb Of lory,' an
the music. winch MAS furnished
by klIlucvrr, was such as to
touch with deeper rosea'ed
hill oi happiness 'hc cheek and n"s' oi
each gentleman ~ Attendance. IL would
be- mvIjiuuS t. mention the b.Grr
doprH, ri t.r parry, ~, II MAS noticed
that there MAS MANY 4 gentlemen 80 ~.
tractivv that
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
Excursion Postponed.

The excursion to Eastern cities and
seaside resorts, announced TO take place
over the Pan. Handle and Pennsylvania
Route, on the 18th, has been postponed.
1t will probably take place in a short
time and notice will he given as soon as
arrangements are perfected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

RY the use Of FELLOWS Compound
Syrup OF Hyphosphites the blood is
speedily vitalised and purified, and 20
made capable Of producing . sound
mind and q sound body.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

ATTENTION, PARENTS. To
make room for Fall Goods. we
will sell Boys and Childrens
Suits at cost. Oehm AZ To-.
C,Othiers. I:SaJ Market ST., id.
Joining Opera iiOu'c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
A Texas BreeRe.

GALVESTON, August is "A Ners spec.
ial says: A two minute cyclone at Go.
lad demolished twenty. five houses.
Five persons were injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

JAKE DURsr. OF Bellaire, has Just re-
ceived the first arrival of oysters this
season. He will serve them up in every
style. Give him call.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

UNDERTAKING attended to by Robert
Luke, No. 1880 Market street, near
the postofice ct reasonable rstea.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17

Jimmy NIChuil. the Street Commls'
sioner, was the other occupant OF the
buggy, but he fortunately escaped with
lew bruises. His straw hat was
torn to flinders, but the only hurts
he received were scratched hands
AMI bruised head. lie SAYS the acct.
dent happened We don't know how.
They were coming down Market street,
when tie horse Suddenly started at
rapid pace, throwing them out. lie
Was somewhat stunned, but rcmem.
bprcd >eein. Walker still holding Ia the
lines.
Several persons who saw the accident
state that the horse was startled by
collision with another buggy. but 10y
whom driven they could not say. The
fact that the men were thrown so vio'
IcntIy out and the buggy not overturned,
is very sngu'ar one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
EDUCATE YOUR DAUGHTeSs
AT THT-
Wheeling Female COLLEGE.

Which hinorpoHt 4 with FOL! o. .'.''' -
err and privilege. LJ tho L'Ti' at1.. VI ...'s
The institution ia doighH1l'y siIs' t.
for hea thfu!ne. Of position 3. lr'I-.-'s.
The next College year ", pf~n ".a 30
september let. Terms mDicIsi" o. a. if'-
psrtInen,s. Yor CstalOggc 81 Dt1'' ~ f-.--
address the President
agfetgva ME- A sAlbt
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A listoi the toilets OF the gentlemen is
as follows:
Mr.. George laughlin, fine English
cut away. rlrh blacs, no trimmings, dia.
mond shirt studs, hair a Ia inverted
brush.
Mr. Frank Orr, black broaacloth. en-
swallow-,all; gold cuff buttons, hair
slightly banged.
Mr John X. List, we'll fitting black
French texture, jockey club swallow
tall heavy gold ring; hair plain.
Mr. Thomas u. Howell, full dress, full
front; lob chain; comedian ring; water
waves.
Mr.. Walter Bloomfield, black Prince
Albert; no ornaments save solitaire;
regulation trim
Nr. Edward Hazleit, English broad.
cloth, no ornaments; hair Il IN Nolan.
Mr. Irwin Singleton, full dress. linen
Shirt. studs, hair very plain.
Mr.. John lIandlon, Prince Albert
coat, and pan,aloOns to match; ring,
with setting; hair, Boston dip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-17
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