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Sharp County record., 1880-05-06
ALF. III. JOBLIN,
GENERAL
Fire Insurance Agent
BATESVILLE, ARK.


Will insure woolen, -four and saw mills,
cotton gins, store houses and stock, dwell
ings, barns, &c., in none but first class COM
panies. Capital represented, S8,eO0,000.
am also agent for Capt. A, B. Smiths
line of steamers, warehouse and elevator.
Will receive and forward all consignments,
giving through bills of lading on receipt of
goods. No charge for storing or forwarding
goods consigned to Capt. Smith or myself
am also agent for all kinds agricultural
implements, threshhSSE7ss gin stands, horse
powers, steam engines, &c. Circulars with
price lists furnished on application.
All purchases in this place, for merchants
residing at distance, will be promptly
attended to, and to best advantage.
Being resident of Batesville for 20
years, am known to most of you. To
those who I am not, refer to Messrs. But
LEI & Neill CT other prominent men of this
town and county. Correspondence solic-
tied. Office at warehouse and elevator,
foot of Spring street, Residence or! Bos-
well street.
Sharp County record., 1880-05-06

Ornament your homes with flow
Is and e7srgteens} and be happy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20
NUTSHELL NOTES.

To-Day is shekel day at the LaBelle.
0sLy two weeks untilthe Opera House
opens.
TIE trap in alley IA at the Atlantic
engine house, was repaired yesterday.
SQUIRE MIx's time is entirely wrap
ped up in his char2e-the Hancock
club. ---..- -.-s-
In the rear OF the United engine
house is an aquarium containing 800
minnies and small fish.
The new Fifth ward school house, ill.,
Guiding the purchased ground, fitting
up, etc, will cost $4,000.
HAN GRAY, who lives in East Wheel
ing, cut his finger very badly with a
ha.chet yesterday afternoon.
SQUIRE WAIT says things are unusu-
ally quiet in the Sixth ward. That
druggist has quit selling fighting pow
ders."
The Opera House will be opened for
the season on September 81 by the Hoey
& Hardie Combination, in Child Of the
State.
TBES Mary's Y. A Il. Society, OF
! Tria,lelphia, gives It's filth annual picnic
N Gas ton orchard, Point Mills, on Sat
urday.
TIE Eighth ward Hancock and Eng
lish Club will meet at koch's Hall to
night. The club is in fiourishing con-
| dition.
The list OF teachers in the public
schools is now full, with the exception
OF the colored school. There have been
no applications ior assistant, there.
TIE iorg. department OF the LaBelle
mill is of on account OF the hot wealth
er. The heaters are also off on account
of the shoyeunders' lockout, mentioned
elsewhere.
THE SchultzN boat club boys will have
their picnic at Taliman's orchard, below
West Wheeling, to-m)rrnV afternoon,
the dancing 10 begin at | 4" .h:S. Vie
wigs orchestra will iurni,, lie music.
The boys expect to have a .''Al time.
JACOB street, in the Eighth y rd, or
"Petcrs1n's Boulevard" ss it l. smown
down there, is in a progrcssin. condi-
| ton. All the north end, where the
| worl; is nearly completed, looks particu.
larry well, and will be fipc street when
the roller gets lis work III.
Ok Yesterday forenoon Master Ralph
Newman, son Of Meyer llevman, Esq,
OF Madison township, corner OF Eleventh
and Chaplne street., while engaged in
| the erection Of a Hancock pole in the
rear oi his fathers residence, fell face
foremost on some blocks OF coal, lacerat.
img lis face and cutting to the skull a
large cash over his right eye. The lad
was conveyed 10 the office OF DIR. Hupp
aud received the necessary surgical at
| tertion.
\ NUMBER OF old soldiers met at the
.Nc7cS Letter Office last nigh, To make some
! arrangements for attending the meeting
OF the Society Oi the Army OF West Nir-
ginia, at Parkersburg, ON the I'D OF Sep
tember. The river offering the most
available means OF Transporting the vet
Grams, it Was determined 10 give ii the
preference, and committee was ap-
pointed To- see upon what terms a
steamboat could be chartered for the
trip 1t is proposed, il the proper ar
ransements can be made, 10 leave this
cltv on tic evening before the reunion,
arriving a; Pdrkorsburs in the morning,
ana after taSin. part IN the proceedings,
r. embark and he al home IN tine Tor
business the next morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20
PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Doings.

Miss Della Noble arrived home yes.
ter,,ay from her visit oi three weeks.
Miss Louisa Perkins. a charming
Young lady OF Little Washington, il
visiting her married sister, Mrs. Ward,
corner OF Twentieth and Main street.
Harry Russell. Esq, Alfred Rhein'
strom, ESQ, and Will iiearGe. Esq, are
all in Baltimore attending to the old lev
suit OF the B. IL q. vs.. the 7. W. X X,
They will be absent about week.
Hall Quarricr, Esq, returned yester.
day from short trip to the interior.
Drs. Allen and Hardesty left on the
hali,past ten train on the Il. " o. yes
terdav morning Tor the mountains,
where they will spend Il icw weeks re-
cuperat;ng.
DR.. J. Sumner Stone, OF Fulton, has
decided to GO to India as Missionary,
and will leave about October LIST, in com.
panv with Dr.. Tho6urn, the Missionary,
whose preaching on the camp grounds
has been SO favorable received.
DIR. Harvey WIS expected home from
White Sulphur Springs, last nisht.
Miss Irene Myers, OF West Liberty, is
visiting Miss Carrie Hubbard, OF the
South Side.
Misses Catherine Sweitzer and Katie
Altman aud Thos. Carnahan. Jr., lett
yesterday for West Liberty.
Georce Lobenstein, OF the South Side,
left Yesterday Tor three weeks trip to
the west
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20
The storm.

While the mercury yesterday showed
but ~ degrees at the warmest time. the
day Was really the most uncomfortable OF
the season. II was close and sitting
throughout. All over the city people
were complaining OF the intense heat,
and the mill men said it was absol utelv
unl,earable. Ii was Just such day as
winds up with thunder shower, and
so it did. The storm appeared in the
distance at 4 o'clock and worked slowly
this way from the North. The air was
darkened, and when the cloud. finally
burst il was to some purpose. The wa
ter fell in bulk, filling many streets
from curb to curb, and converting the
sloping ones into torrents. When the
storm worked off the air was decidedly
cooler and more refreshing, and lie again
became endurable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20
THAI. p. b. 8. Picnic

The picnic oi the U. I. sunday
school took place Yesterday al Mahan's
Grove. About nine O'Clock joyous
throny of children, ladies and gentle
men gathered at the Z. w. ( h. depot.
When all were aboard they filled three
coaches. The grove WAS reached about
ten O'Clock. The gentlemen then had
the pleasure Of hunting water to make
the coffee with. After eating dinner the
crowd scattered over the grove and en-
tered zsalousiy into all kinds oI enjoy
ment. 4 few went up 10 Stcubenviile
To see what kind Of a hamlet il was.
About four o'clock very heavy wind
storm came up, followed by rain which
fell i'm torrents. This cffectually broke
up the picnic and they all started for
the station. They encountered plen-
tiful SUI ply Of mud and the ladies will
spend II day cleaning shoes and be.
dra1yied skirts. On the way home
Bedlam reigned supreme, each person
taking il rs their particular duty TO
scream at the top OF their voice. They
were deposited at the depot here about
eight o'clock, tired and wet, but happy,
each person avowing that they had en-
loved themselves immensely.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20
NARROW ESCAPE.
Richard Burris' Arrest and
Story.

At nine o'clock last evening the sole
occupant of the lookup was an old man
OF singular appearance. His grey hair
was dabbled with blood, OF which clOts
were scattered over his face. Both eyes
had the appearance OF having been re.
Gently put in mourning and his general
ensemble was e-begone to the last de-
gree. The story OF his arrest is as fol-
lows.
About ) o'clock, last evening, rs Off
Ger Short turned the Grant House CO..
ner, he noticed number OF persons
elancing toward the crest OF Wheeling
Hill, where, to all appearance, three men
were engaged in scuillin2. The dis.
lance, besides lending cnchantment to
the view, rendered it impossible to say
what was actually taking place. Mr..
COPYRIGHT brought field glass to bear
on the spot, and telling him all was not
right up there, started him to the scene.
The hill was steep aud by the time
Shorts had climbed to the summit, two
of the three men had disappeared,
leaving the third lying in a gulley, in
the condition described above.
Shorts assisted him down the hill,
had the blood partially cleaned from his
face and locked him up. On his person
were found :ighty-seven cents. In his
cell, REGisrER reporter saw him and en.
deavored to draw him out, but he was APP
parently weak.minded. He said he was
"only ioOling" OH the hill and was not
fighting or being robbed. He came from
Monongahela City. Thus tar he told
no further. General Wallace says he has
slept the lookup before and has been
begging lie will be heard this morning
on the charge OF vagrsncy and drunk
enness. Had not the officer come to
his rescue he would have joined the i'm
mortal throng. as he lay helpless i'll a
deep gulley that was afterwards flooded
BY the storm. His name IVES Richard
Burris.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20

-xiss Sallie RobiRsony division b
Miss Tillie Mcdonald, division B.
grade 2. ..,..~..s. L.-u-f ~
Miss Ada B. Greer. division e, grade 2.
Miss Mary Arbuthnot, division e,
Miss Mary c. Ryan, division p, srlde {.
Miss AoiRe Franeis, division y,
Mis-. Annie B. Tippett, division D,
Miss Minnie White, division D,
grade 4. "a - :. .,.s.sr7 a
Mrs. Elizabeth Lowery, janitress.
These were Confirmed, and on motion
OF Mr.. Ebeling, Miss Sue Crumbacker
was confirmed as assistant grammar
room teacher in Webster district.
A petition OF Joseph L. Wilde for re-
duction on an erroneous assessment was
tabled, it not being in proper form. I
Mr.. Collier stated that an extra room
was necessary on the Island, and on
motion the matter wss left to the COM
missioners. ...-...
Adjourned. &C.. ....
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Serious Accident.

About s o'clock, yesterday morning,
an accident occurred at the La Belle
Mill, which will probably result in the
loss OF sight OF Chas. Hildebrand. Hill
debrand is employed about the mill to
make castings for the nail machines, and
at the time mentioned was engaged in
casting header. II is supposed there
was some water in the ilask-at any rate
there was an explosion the moment the
hot metal struck the mold and the iron
was dashed in Hildebrands face. The
most serious injury was to his eyes and
it is supposed his sight will be gone.
Perhaps, however, one may be saved
and il is to be hoped il can.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The uarks at the landing last evening
indicated about 4 feet and falling salRhsr
The Sidney is due to-day, and will DE-
mart for CINCINNATI at the regular time
tomorrow. - ..s 's.l E.r.. -u...
Captain Prince ,lenies what appeared
in these columns yesterday in0fn1nE IA
relation to the Pres Ellison-tei rfince
collision, and says that he hs' been
heard from. The correction 10 eheer'oi'
" made. -..a s.l b. .-sl = ~
obsrucnons Romo' Cd by the U. 8. snae'
boat Il A. woodrun tor the Week End
ins August IL. .t H.
August 9.-Snas from channel ut 1901
nj Crsip's bar; one from Gaines, Lind
inp: one from channel opposite Ihomp'
sons Landing; IL from channel Just %.
low mouth OF Kentucky river; Two u
Rodgers Landing; one opposite Eotch
1T Lick creek; one opposite Brooks6urv,
and i've opposite mouth OF Indian ken-
lucky river.
August lO.-Two more snags opposite
Indian Kentucky river; one opposite y.
x. Hoaalands Landing; one at Sher-
locks's Landing, at the head OF Hoae-
land bar; one opposite Lemons Land
ing, Madison; one opposite SANDY
creek, and one from Big Squaw Creek
Landing. Also. entirely removed the
wreck OF q coalboat from midriver, OPP
posite the mouth OF Solady creek:
August ll.--One snag from channei
opposite Abbot's Landing; one oppo-
site lower end OF Bethlehem; seven from
Fulon's Landing, Ind; one opposite
Goodhue's Island; two from midrIvev,
lust above Eighteen Mile Island: two
near channel at foot OF Greasy Flats;
one lust below Tarlton's Landing; one
lust below Fourteen Mile Creek, and
one opposite Louisville Water Works.
August l2-l)ne snag from channel
opposite First street, Louisville; one
Opposite Champion Sawmill; one at the
foot OF Louisville Towhead; three from
w. Varble's Landing, and two from
Four Mile Spring Landing.
August l3-Snag from front OF Fort
land wharf; one in front of New Albany
wharf, and one from Duffy's coal land
ing.
The wrecks of three coal barges we're
also entirely removed. viz: One from
the channel Just below New Albany
wharf boat. and two from Duay's coal
landing, West Louisville.
August l4-Six snags from channel.
and four near channel at Hughes bar,
and one from midriver Just below
Jovin's landing.
The wreck of coke boat was also re.
moved from near channel at West Louis
vile, and the wreck of coal barge from
midriver at Hughes bar.
PITTSBURGH, August l9.-River ! foot
and stationary. Weather rainy and
warm.
CiycISEArT, August l9.-River ! feet
10 inches and rising. Weather fair and
cool. Departed - Florenc. Meyer,
Wheeling. -,
CAIRO, August Observation-Disclosures,
Evansville. Observation-Disclosures, Evans.
vile. River 10 feet inches and falling.
Weather clear. Thermometer 81.
ST. LouIs. August l9-Arrived-St.
Genevieve, Memphis; Tatum, Paducah.
Observation-Disclosures, VicksburY; Guild
ing Star, New Orleans; Kelly and barges,
Pomer0y; Florence, Cairo. River fallen
3 inches; II feet q inches by gauge.
Weather clear; the hottest day in six
years, the mercury recording l0l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20
Battery d

Tonight at the McLure the battery
BOYS will celebrate the eighteenth ami
versary Of their enlistment in'the Union
service. Their comrades are coming
from all parts OF the country, and they
will have a grand time indeed. Roller,
the old bugler OF the battery, will blow
the assembly promptly at s O'Clock, and
their old Sergeant Deiters will call the
roll from the original roster. They ex-
pect to have about eighty members pres
rnt. and the bows are requested to bring
their medals with them. Badges will
he furnished by the committee at the
Veteran Hall. AS We Lave received a
pressing invite we expect to be there
and see the old soldiersenjoy themselves.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20

Hwsikinr srvund md farewell tbsxms
Of hands last night. but the tine VA
very pleasantly spent by the innaD''
tsnts in their tents. ,..irs,zs EI..,h..,,
In conversation With : large number
Of ministers Yesterday they stated 70
done nexf year In relation 70 the closing
OF the gates on sunday, but what they
did not know. -. -.,e-.c~Cca- =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20
Excur, ion to the Seashore, via Penusylva-
MIA Railroad. "Wednesday. August 35tb,


For the above date the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company have arranged Tor
the Grandest Excursion ever offered TO
the public.
For ten dollars you can take vour
choice OF tickets either 10 Cape May,
Atlantic City or Long Branch, and can
return on any train until September LIST
inclusive. Children between five and
twelve wears OF age hall fare. Special
train of finest coaches and Pullman par
Tor cars will leave the Uniontiepot, Fits
buryb, ON the above1ate at 9o'clock A.
N. Excursionists will have fine views
OF the Packsaddle, on the Conemaugh,
Horseshoe curve and other picturesque
scenery along the line noted for its gram
deur. Reduced rates for excursionists
have been secured at the principal no
tells. Certificates will be furnished pas
sengers to idcntify them in order that
they may receive the benefit oil the ar
rangements made. Tickets will be on
sale at Union ticket office, corner Of
Fifth avenue and Smithfeld street,
Union depot, Pittsburgh.
For full particulars apply to j. NJ.
Belleville, Agent p. Z. 4 st. L. nv. Co +,
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20
Ne. increase in population, 1890; in
youth. SO.
Respectfully submitted,
JoHN e.. liERyRY, Supt,

Net increase in population, 1890; in
youth. SO.
Respectfully submitted,
JoHS G. HERvEY, Supt.
The Committee on Building and
Grounds made a report as follows: In
the matter of heating four rooms in
Washington school, they believed the
offers OfTrimble d Hornbrook for $500
to be air and liberal and recommended
its adoption.
Mr.. Mctiraw's proposition, to sell his
lot adjoining the Centre school building
for S2000 payable Jan. |, 1880. he to oc.
cupy until April LIST, il he desired.
The committee further report the
necessity OF fitting up an additional
room n the Washington school. In &C.
cOrdaLce with these recommendations,
resolutions were offered: First. IN &C.
cept 1timble 4 Hornbrook's offer; sec.
ond, W accept McGraw's offer, the
money payable April LIST; and third, TO
appropriate $3.50 to tit up the room in
the Fist ward. All were adopted.
The following teachers were reported
for confirmation:
CLAY SCHOOL
Prindpal. Miss Sallie j. Moholin.
Miss l. J. Stephens, grammar room.
Miss Ella Dillon, grammar room as
sistant.
Miss Mary J. Davis, division A,
grade |
Miss Mary f. LETTERS, division A,
grade 2.
Miss Matte Stout, division B, grade 4.
Miss Marie Battle, division b, grade 2.
Mrs. il. Dean, division q, grade |.
Miss :. NJ. Swift, division G, grade 2.
Miss /. McKennan, division c, grade
8.
Miss Jane McCulloch, division D,
grade /.
Miss Annie +. Greer, division d,
grade ..
Miss banna b. Charnock, division D,
grade 3.
Miss 4. C. Griffith, division d, grade
Paul Neitzelt, janitor.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
T. B. IcCain, Principal.
Miss Martha Harper, grammar room.
Miss Agnes Mcclure, division A,
grade /.
Miss Alice V. Ovtoby, division A,
graie 2. ...-.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20

WASHINGTON, August 20, IA. N.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, lower
barometer, nearly stationary tempera-
,ure, winds mostly to west, partly cloudy
weather.
For the Lower Lakes, lower barome-
ter, stationary or higher temperature,
winds mostly south to west, partly
cloudy OF clearing weather, with numer-
our rains.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

State Of wrs, Virginia, Ohio county, I. Il
the Circuit Court for ohio county. AusaH
kuics 1ssg:
Frederick Wciner.
~. IN ChsWtft.
Of The rcretli ohJ.c' NJ MS ,ul, 30 'Gh'eI,
certain pict"o' urr"'i 80 ~! "''''. = uhf'
Henry Daul ji'd 'r...i. situate "r 80 'r''si
al Marx tsn., mar -,'y"t. - s'',''. 'Y 'hH g..
mont ~ thu ii'H- 't''""T tr'. lI'''. - "
msrshs;i TN saii ~ O. ~ i,'sf'sir a.. FfIH
tive IA Ii,- AMI rr'ofi'i,s ~ sauir tIf ''H''
ascertais 10 yalu" = ~" dover inirf,pr n %.
said Bab"it, D.uL wi tw ~ the 'aIf ~ "
DAub. dee bsl IL 90 . tt' stld - % 'r't'
And II appearing .Inr' Hn 'fdsyii NOD - .'
csuse that the d"trHdaut. Tra'lrs DEY' w. i|
Dauh rui Euii,f~ pa't. az 49, ''s' '''.N .. '.'
aid St'tp 81 "c.' Niu'inis, uId that ~" OIL. 80
81 the I"r4or- aTt' ? bus'p'~. rrfr' on, 'in
name r.ra q ~" ~ Armstrong PrD'' '~ 20
Also lie f'udGI q g. 'his c,us" -" o.. s',Hn y
ordered hat ~" s.id Ioi y 'sf'ri 49, .Nfi'
and the ,nii ~ u"Nn crOis fu spl'r' a. ''
next hul'-s Of thi' cnurI. ~ 10 tcln rr ~" o.
Monday H s.pi1p'sr. 4. u ;s|i hif d 'l'
may be b.c'r.,is 4" pru''-'' ih"if 'ui"7''i 20 go
cause. Tc.l.
-,.'f-t " ", 'SfLDtI f'tf..
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GEN ERAL MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK.
CnioAko.


CHICAGO, August l0.-The Dross@s'
Journal reports hog receipts Il, 900 head;
shipments $500 head. Market strong
at an advance Of Solo; mixed packing
81 65(S4 95; good TO choice heavy $ 10
as 30; Light 81 S0(S5 20, mainly IS ~
95 Is; common grassers 81 4OtG4 IS.
Cattle-Receipts 5000 heal; ship.
msnts LOO head. Market firm and
stronger; lair to good shipping 81 goa,
4 30; export a sotS5 90; common s. 500
! 10; native butchers' g OOta3 90;
stockers nominal At 81 25tS2 IS; western
s. 00(S3 40.
Sheep-Receipts 100 head. Market
dull and declined &c; common to me
dunn IS 2Ss3 50; good to choice s. rs
a 90.
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the SHOVE UNDaE, STRIKE.

WHsN we reflect that power oi en-
durance can be impaired to the brain,
and that weak minds have been restored
TO strength by Fellows Compound Syr-
up OF Hvpophosphites, We cannot but
conclude tina: the subtle power is really
pOnderable matter. Persons who study
hard should preserve their balance Of
mower by using the Syrup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20
NOTICE TO TAXI DErorr!ov.

Thomas c. witoon, DsDiei SclHirbn, Hd1
Was, Frederick wemef and Others. vi. =
taken ~ the oGce al the undef,igncf 81 70
1915 Chspline 4feet. In the CITY Who irT
State 81 West virginia. on the IN day u ~
tcmber, A j. Is-O, between he hour =
o'clock a. Y. snf q o'clock 2. " 10 y 80 u,
evidence In the shove named cag'c OD hh.iV
the complaip -. A Id II. from any oal1 .
taking ofthe said dispositions shall not - 'Sa
menaed, or b6tag commenced shall moi b. ''n
plcted on that dry. the taking OF hc $50 -
be adjourned from time ~ time unil'. - . 800
shall he cu,npesd. HENRY y. HILL
s0l. iDr COBp!.hsa'
To the defendants.
WHEELING, w. Va, August Z. Iss. aySs'
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pheasant and Effectuai."

PURsLEY, w. Va, Nov. 81 1879.
Aesss. Ldughim Bros. & Co.,
Please sent us another supply OF your
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find it always gives
satisfaction. have used it in my own
family, and found it not only pleasant,
but etlectual. MARTIN K DoPLKR,
OF Dopler & Lewis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20

Tx Bone and Muscle producing Malt,
the Nerve.quieting Hop, the superb Ma
lrisl antidote, Quinine. and other prec-
ious ingredients. combined without fer
mentstion, are the ingredients OF "Malt
Bitters," prepared by the Malt Bitters
Company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20

81 HAVE used DIR. Simmons Liver
Regulator myself and in my family for
years, and pronounceit one Of the most
satisfactory medicines that can be used.
Nothing would induce me TO ls without
it, and recommend all my friends, il
they want to secure health, TO always
keep il on hand. X. J.. MoTT,
Columbus. Ga"
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Burr's Mills Cumpm setting.

The B. & o. X X. Co. will sell excur.
sion tickets TO Burrs Mills and return
Sunday, August 22. Round trip sl.lO.
Special train leaves B. Il o. depot at
'7:l0 4. N. Returning leaves Burr's
Mills ut j: 40P.N.
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Niaprrn and Canada.

R.J. Schsff.r Thompson, OF Washing
ton, Pa, will run another excursion to
Niagara Falls and Toronto, Canada.
Notice Of the time OF starting will be
given in few days.
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DRY GOODS.
Hsv Yost.

hW iosK, August Icy Goods--
The iobbing trade Is more active and
bas'sess continues fair with commission
houses. Cotton goods in steady demand
and best corporation makes unchanged
in prices. Prints in modGate request.
Dress ginghams very active and scsrce.
Moolen goods in light demsnd. The
Buiietin says: Three hundred cases oil
ielt skirts are to be sold at auction on
Tuesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20

ATTENTION, PARENTS. To
make room for Fall Goods, we
will sell Boys and Children's
Huiis at cost. Oehm ~ Co.,
CIOthiers, 1928 Market St. ad-
Joining Opera HOuse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20
mbeelin9 aa9lster
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Il, dex 10 New Advertisements.

For County COMMISSIONER. NJ.
Atkinson.
Desirable Property at Auction.
Wanted Boy.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sidney.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20

LsDEErAiiHo attended TO by Robert
Luke, No. 1890 Market street, near
the postoffios at reasonable mates.