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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-28
ANUSEAIEN -.

'rouE COLLINS, or FUS on THE RHINE.
Next Friday and Saturday evenings,
ai;n u saturday afternoon matinee,
Wheeling theatre gocrS viii be delighted
with Our GOblIn~,' IL OF the richest
musical ~extrayagLuZ - ever written by
that laugh provoking individual, WIN.
Gill.
Tho COLLINS as presented by
NitchelI's Pleasure Party, Is said to be
one OF the best musical comedies on the
stare AT the present time and the an T.
er,e never fails to appreciate The tCn
ON the Rhine" The leading cities have
AZ pronounced it good. The New York
Uor'd says:
Our Goblins' is a success; 1t com
pr;sps the usual me!aTEe Of Original
licht, common place AMI respectable /" d
music: il 8 rep!rtc with jokes, puns and
l0cd hits, to which are added some CieN-
90 limitations Ci various we'll known
artists. and q very extra. agent story.
some American tourists have a picnic
on th. Rhine, and while ut lunch one
OF the party falls asleep aud has a night
mare. which gives the other characters
an uuo1rtunity OF returning as Btrors
and Blr,nesses Of the good Old CORY
tyne. Taken in all, 'OJr Gp5Hns makes
an auIieur, laugh heartily Tor over two
hours, anu I piece that al accomplish
this Ill the summer may vel be aC-
counted a success.
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent Savings anal Doing

fSFllRtus SstN'ai-N ''N'
Col. Alex. Campbell arrived in the
civ Yesterday from Nv YORK, where
hc reports eyerytUlg. 80 ia "a Hlpo.ninG
aud ilsurlsliIg y.Eiu.un. iog tHe gran"
OH Democratic party.
Miss Becky EtHG, 4 yuEu- iaiy o. tht
S0nth side. who has been visiting ioi
several months in Indiana, returned
home yesterday.
Miss Ella McGuirc, of Grafton, who
has been the guest for t%o or three
weeks e: Miss Mgg.jr Williamson, Oi the
T. ;hlh ward, returned to her nome yes
Jerddy.
Gen. Greene r. Rum arrived in the
city Yesterday and l., the gHea; al the
w q. & \. club. lie has rooms a,
the New Mcclure.
Mrs. AcEIvpy, oi Vt. Vernon, is Wis,
itiny her cousin, K. II. Sweeney, Eq
rhis lady has some reputation as Il sue,
ces>tul electro duCJresS.
John f. Braust, 4 former Wheeling
boy, is home on n visit from Cucinnail
In the Nyuousl Convention OF the
VI. C.. A, 10 be hel IN Pittsburgh be
ginning September 3oih, J. W. Bruins
w,cS has been selected to help represent
" hetiInE.
J. Allen Whyte, Of Chicago, special
business agent Of the S,aytOn Lycenn'
bureau, registered at the new McLuIe
We. err lay.
Hon j. \. Hutchinson passed r ugh
the CIty yesterday.
Me-srs. j. l.. and w. X Curtis, OF
Wellsburg. are in the city, stopping al
the new Mcclure.
Ms. Rev. George f. IIjte LETT yestcr-
day 10 visit friends in Huntingdon.
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HOME.
Razaar and Fair-A Weeks En-
acknowledgements APP
Doiutel.

AS has before been stated in these
columns the charitable people, es-
peciallv the ladies' Of this city, are again
making arrangements for the benent Oh
that worthy institution in this city, the
Chl'dren's Home. q,
Another meeting OF those interested
was held yesterday afternoon, and plans
partially perfected and committees APP
pointed.
The fair or bazaar viii begin Monday
evening, November %, and continue
during the week. A doll show, a bazaar
with refreshments, dinners and sup
pers is the order OF the week. On
SATURDAY night, the last night OF the
benefit, an unique entertainment VIII
be- offered our citizens, in the opening
oi contribution bags, a. pronaptu
speeches and music, making IN all q
most delightful evenings entertainment.
As before said, all this was decided at
the general meeting, held yesterday
afternoon in McLain's Hall, and the
following committees were appointed,
with power to add to their number:
Committee on Fancy Work-Mrs. j..
!, Jones, Miss Gertrude Lamb and Miss
AdIic COen.
Committee on Doll Show-Miss Mollie
List, Mrs. Geo Boyd, Miss Sidney HE'S
kcll and Miss Genie Wagner.
Committee on Fine Arts-Miss Mary
Lamb, Miss Bird Bell, and Mrs. K. X.
S%upe. :,
All those present, and others invited
and unable to attend, are requested to
meet at the same Time and place next
Monday afternoon to hear reports and
make further arrangements.
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NC4,ilEiF NH1i~

Two weeks from to-day telis'He story
Election! -,
NrSrcIpAL Court has adjourned until
court in course.
THE Washington county, Pa, lar
viii be held on the ON, 9th and hth
proximo.
4 BATTERY room for the use OF the
new tire alarm ras been 5uiltln esec'
ond story OF the Atlantic engine mousse
THE remainder Of the fire alarm boxes
arrived Yesterday, aud nov" as every
thing is here, the alarm Viii be IN work
ing order in Il lew days.
YESTERDAY Auctioneer Haller sold
the Shamrock property, located on the
corner oi McCOlloch and Twelfth streets'
for 81, 400.
MANAGER REISTER, OF the Belmont,
has secured miners and he intends put
ting them into the bank this morning nj
the saue price that the strikers were re-
ctiyiug
GEo. WElsGEEBER returned 10 the city
Yesterday on the p. ". * Ky with his
two shells and his hackers, from Saratoga
Lake. where he was defeated IN Q row
with Riley.
CugEN and Parkinson, the Bethany
fr,-hu -. who have been in the CHARGE
| Of Tailor Daily, are 10 be taken TO Wells
burg hi, morning, as their trial again
comes up in court.
MANAGER REG>TEE, Of the Ooera
House, contemplate aiterthe campaign
/, over, Eu,iug the calcium light nov
used by On" Young Mems Hancock
Club. T...> viii be quite an addition I"
| Ia. OarIa House properties.
YESTERDAY mornInga about 9;3Oo'clocE
! 4 horse b-!Orgirsto MIR. Geo. Gllchrist,
| ATTACHED e. Il vehicle ran away, on MIR
/ krt street, and caused a bIg excitement.
I During the runaway, Il WAGON belonging
- Al. Nabis, was run into and badly
wrecked.
YESTERDAY there was another rumpus
in the mill part OF the city, and Kate
Winyer frlJ herself 50 abused that she
/ HE'D herself To Squire Wait, Ctli e aud
/ had warrants issued Tor both Margaret
aud Lucinda Duncan, Charming lnen'
W.th a disturbance ut the p-ace. ln"s'
per>ecutpd women retained lawyer Fer
gu>,on aud through him waived an tx
animation TO the County Court.
WHILE q freight train on the O.. G
division oi Tho Baltimore and ONO rail-
road was passing Neii'S siding, about
i've. mics west al Beilsirr. q car loaded
With wheat broke down in the centre,
SCATTERING the grain promiScuOus!y and
breSking yne four CIrs following For
tunat.iy uu one was injured The
accident could not be avoided, and the
the official cleared away the wreck IS
fast az possible. The trains were delayed
Tor some time.
LETTERS remaining in the postotlice
unclaimed Sept. %: H.. J. Adams, &.
n. Arlington, Acrn. Union FXprCs-
Company, u. AnGress, Wheeling VI.
Bank, VI. Er;n, j. ". Downs, 4 Ebe'ie,
). l.. Gi.let', ,; Mrs hate A. Gilmore,
A Glu,2. john =. Hickman. G. G
Hsrman. ) A. Hall, J.. 3 ~lryjGs, +. \.
Jones, \. NJ. J'cn5, e.. kllu. j. VI
Kennedy, j.. L. lindsey, II. Michel,
n. z NcTIale, John Mc.tu, l. Ii.
Martin, john Neuuglsrn. OHIO Valley
Transfer Company, Mr OIlj"n, Ado!pi'
Rjgkp. ". Rcs~'er, Bernard Rrinhold
f. Ratrlif, Mrs VI. + sullivan, NJ l.
sullivan. MyS Virginia ID Opium, Geo
: Wilcox, Harry L. Wilcox, NJ. +
Walsh.
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MrSm Books at cost, at Sheib'3.
Facts

ldClS'
Those contemplating a trip westward
will certainly do well to carefully ron
.n,; the tiui. tables of the Baltimore *
Ohio Road. It's celebrated last trains,
lis sure connections, and rates always
~ loss as the lowest: make IL beyond all
controversy the best line west. Colo
ni-is are carried IN first class cars on last
trains. and every possible care is taken
tD insure comfort and convenience. by
the Baltimore q Ohio only is the choice
Of routes offered to the West, VIA IT.
.YsiS or Chicago, and in either case,
trains run through without change OF
ears. Direct connection is made at both
cities with all leading lines 10 the West,
NnrlHwcsr and Southwest, and there Is
bGt a single change OF cars 10 Iowa,
Kansas. Nebraska, Texas, Minnesota,
exc. So other line can afford such adj
yun,agps as the Baltimore Il Ohio. 1t
costs but very little time and trouble to
learn this, and in the end may lead 10
Mn. saving OF much OF both as well as
money. Above all things do not pur-
chase tirkctS before having a talk with
or receiving 4 letter from one OF h Il.
* q. Agents. \ letter addressed to Il.
I. Bond. Cumberland, Md; to Z. t..
Duirow. IIarper's Ferry; 10 Daniel
Bride, Baltimore, Nd, or to j. IL. Fritz.
Somerset, Pa, or call upon either OF
THESE gentlemen will lead to thorough
information az 10 all necessary details OF
time. connections, fares, baggage, etc.,
I'p.
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Count met Yesterday morning at nine
o'clock, anu transacted the following
business: -,.
The case ot john Grey W. Wii,ism
S,n.,z r. certified 70 yh,s court by VIM
Z ilrps. Justice OF the Peace, was re-
isrrei 10 J II. PAUL., as Commissioner,
The clse Of B. b r~ov,ner, E'q sly
yiyor OF 10 r.pprt & Ddvener. Vs.
joshua Barley; On IN appeal from W. IA.
Caldwell. J L was placed on Irial be
fore a jury, composed OF Wan. N n.
Dav. J. A. FarjS, Samuel krans, Alex
MrCoIloch, +. \. Woods and W. ID.
English.
The second naturalization papers
were granted to John O'DOnneli, q
native OF England; Gerhardt Johnson,
4 native Of Germany; Patrick Kane, a
native OF England. anG julius and Nor
ris HOrkheimer. natives Of Germany.
Court adjourned until to-day at 9
A. u.
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VlolINs, &c, at cost, at Sheib's.
altimore.

BALTIMORE, September 2~7.-Cotton-
Firm; medium ll!a. Flour Steady and
firm: superfne western s. 00d3 IS;
extra 4 OO.4 10; family 8 0OG5 %.
Whea;-We stcrn higher and strong;
No. > western winter red, spot and i
Ter september, 81 06l; seller Octl
81 CG3Gl O6i seller November 81 Us:
al OSl: seller December 81 O9I@
| Og3, Western tirmgr and &C.
tive: western mixed, spot and seller
September 50iG5lc; seller October
so! 5lc; seller November j2a52lc;
seller December j3G53!c. Oats-Quict:
western white ~4l(34ltc; mixed 39JGiOt.
Ryc-Oniet at S7c(aSl 90. Hay
Steady: prime to choice Pennsylvania
and MARYLAND SIS Goa 20 90. Proyis.
inns-Flrm and active jobbing trade
demand. Mess Pork-Atsl6 30. Bulk
Ne,ts-LOose shoulders none here;
clear rib sides none offering; do. packed
6!60lc. Bacon-ShouIders &c; clear
rib sides 92c; hans l2!9l3!c. Lard
Refined tierces at Sc. Butter-Quiet;
nri,ne 10 choice western packed 1870
25c, Ergs-Qniet at 20c. Petroleum
Crude nominal; refined HE. Coffee
Quiet; Rio cargoes ordinary to fair l3
MI5ic. Sugar - Firm; A soft l0c.
Whisky-Dull and easy at 81 l5s@l l6.
CHICAGO, September 27. - Flour
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The " e 81. Jim 5.

The house was opened yesterday
morning alter remaining closed Tor Il
lore time. To 20 into the place now
ono could hardly realize that a month
ag. everything was dust and dirt. Now
everything is clean and .,esh, new
PAPER. paint. iresco, carpets, furniture,
seryic, and all, combine 20 make the
hotel = very pleasing one ,
Mr.. Geo. Scrana-2. proprietor OF the
Old merchants" Of Huntington, Is the
rrnnri-fsr. and A very genial and ac-
communicating gentleman n finds HIM
IN be. lie is ably assisted by his corps
OF assistants. who are MesSIs. Viii
l. Davis aud j. II. Kinkead, c%lerks, and
FL Pcob'es, Billy Fl"ck and Geor-e
Washington in the culinary depart
ment
The hotel aids fair 10 catch It's share OF
the trade. and vii, doubtless do WeA.
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Perry Collier, tHe young man VITO
has been lodging in jail Tor several
week. ON a rharg, Il scaling 4 large
sun of money from rnnmT LIS. l5 IN
all prob hiuty ut hiS hom" IN MIchiE1n
by this time. For SNn' time past air
LIS, has been Gmiy impressed thai
Collier diJ MOI stead o.. money hlmse.i
aud began to notice that hr should re,
i,,e Ia prosecute, provided Collier paid
,n- COSTS This MAS done ard last FIJI
day saw Perry leave the prison walls,
one, q a free individual. We ven
trr, 10 remark that he wall not allow
himself to be caught in such " way
a ain
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the rrn, Meet &

The Mcthodi>ts Of the city have con
Gu lrd Ia continue the interesting tent
meetings ON the lot near C.dd"cit : Kun,
in south Wheeling, that nave done so
much good during the past week The
cy.rlr'. rx.r.isrs commence ~ $50
o'rI~rs and the following ministers viii
have charge.
nv. George Wiliins. Tuesday n'.ht-
Rev. t;rorg. Iii,e, Wednesday nisht'
Roy. {. T. MaSdrn. THURSDAY niSat'
Rev. Mr.. Clancy. Friday night
R.v. Dr. Thublrn, Saturday night
There will be q union ch ldrcn.S meet,
inyon Wednesday a. 1 7. NJ, which VII,
h. conducted by Keys. Clancy ana
Stone.
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Firm and unchanged. Wheat Excited
and higher; No. 2 red winter 93C994c;
No. 2 Chicago spring 92t@92tc Cash;
92tc seller September; e3c seller Octo-
Der; sS;c seller November; closing late
in the afternoon at 93tc seller Novem'
Der; No. 3 S4@S4!c; rejected G3laooc
Corn-Strong and higher at 3si@4Oc
cash; 4Osc seller October; ALEC seller No.
vember; rejected 381c. Oats-Active,
firm and higher at Soc cash; 29sc bid
seller October; colo bid seller Novem-
Der. Rye-Dull, weak and lower at
SlBc. Bar~ley-Steady and unchanged at
94c. Flax Seed-At 81 2l@l q. Pork
Steady and firm at Sl7 75GlS 90 cash;
SIS 90 seller October; Sl2 80 bid seller
November. Lard-Firm atS7 80 cash and
seller October; 81 S7t seller November.
Bulk Meats-Moderately active and
higher; shoulders s. 80; short ribs SIZE;
short clear SIC. Whisky-Qulet at
81 II. 49,
CINCINNATI, September 27.-Cotton-
At ll!c. Flour-Dull; family 81 GOA
4 So: fancy steady and unchanged.
Wheat-Quiet but firm; No. . amber ~
695c: No red winter 95(d9Sc. Corn
-Firmer; No. 2 mixed 43Gi32c. Oats
Dull and unchanged. Rye-Dull; No.
2 9Occ. Barley-Dull; No. 2 fall 92t@
CSC. Pork-Dull and nominal tSl6 w.
Lard-Dull at 81 S5@7 80. Bulk Meats
Dull and nominal at s. 40CGS 80. Ba-
con-In fair demand at 6f@9iM9ic.
Whisky-In good demand at 81 W.
Butter - Demand dull; choice Western
Reserve 23@25c; choice Central Ohio
1920.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, September 27.-Petrole.
um-Firm; crude at 81 Oft for United
certificates; refined lli@llsc Tor Pnila'
dalphia delivery.
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The fo,I0wiu. Couyryaaces OF real es
tate were admitted 10 record IN tn,
County Clerks oiisv, yesterday;
A d,eI marie ~ePteu,b"r p. 1881, by
Daniel ~rlemhrl 10 William Frank Ton
lur No I. Phillips adJIUou b" tte city
of Whc,ljug. CuuSjirya,i'" so
A decd made >rp,ym"rt -, 1850, by
Stephen Watrrlousr and vile, Robert
W. lI.z'rtt ami Wl;c % " .i,am VI a.
f.r 10, W. =. square Nn = and - Irrl
Of lot NJ o. Squire N. Is, Eguth ward,
Consideration 500
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LIVE STOCK.

New YORK, September 27.-Beeyes-
Receipts 6,4O0, making 1880 for the
week against 1850 last week good and
prime steers in fair demand at former
figures, but common and medium native
cattle ruled dull. and Texas and CoIora-
do stock fell off | to &c; offerings not
closed out; extremes for poor to strictly
prime native steers 7l@lO!c; Texas and
COLORADO steers 6i@Sc; a few small lots
extra stt e's..I cached lOic, AMI a car load
OF premium steers, l,72O lbs average,
sold at lie; exporters used l,4OO lat
steers from fresh receipts. Shipments
for the week 1882 head live cattle,
$500 quarters of beef, 260 live sheep,
957 carcasses OF mutton, 526 live hogs
and 200 dressed hogs.
Sheep-Receipts for the week 37,41O
against Al ,620 last week. Market slow
with downward tendency; sheep sold at
81 O0G4 so per 100 pounds; lambs
81 50(d6 30.
Hogs-Receipts 30,370 head for the
week against 1920 last week. Hogs
easier at s. 00@5 80 per 100 pounds for
live.
CHICAGO, September 27.-The Drorers
jour nal reports hog receipts II 900 head;
shipments $500 head. Market active,
all sold; mixed 81 7565 %; selected
heavy - 1905 90; quality not GOOD;
packers and and Shippers buy freely.
Cattle-Receipts 400 head; ship.
ments 1000 head; good native steers
scarce; market stronger; common Ia
fair shipping 81 1904 40; good TO
choice 81 7jGr5 90; export 8 1000 90;
stockers 81 SOFAS 90; feeders - 100,
3 so: calves per head - IA; distillery
bulls 81 C092 40; butchers mixed
81 25G2 IS; Western half breeds s. 40
as so: Texans IS 1908 %; thorough
Texans 81 l0G2 50.
Sheep-Receipts 1900; market firm
and scaice; good 81 00Gi 2j; lambs
per head 81 O0Cd2 30.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, September 27.-Hogs-
Steady; common 81 0064 -; light
- s0G5 10; packing 81 seas %; butch.
ers' = 25@5 40. Receipts, 800 head;
shipments 900 head.
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Don't Miss the Splendid Opportunity.

JOINT MISS lle CplSLulO SppOA hiAAI'
The most popular excursion oil the
season will be the one TO Chicago over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, on
Wednesday, September %, 1850. On
tina; date YOU can purchase a round trip
excursion ticket from Wheeling to Chi.
clgo and return Tor $500, and from Bel
Iaire 10 Chicago and return for only
3 -. Good to return Tor ten days.
Trims leave Wheeling at 4:3O and
90 A. NJ. and Bel,aire at sos and
10 \. VI and leave Chicago re-
turning al $40 A.. NJ. and Sis p. NJ.
Tickets goo going and returning on all
through trains.
The low rate ami length OF time given
will enable YOU to not only see the great
CITY OF Chicago. but also allows you to
visit your friends and relatives in the
west.
The Jar famed Chicago Exposition,
which will be open day and night for
visitors, is alone well worth your trip
Study your comfort and pleasure and
increase it 10y taking this cheap and ele-
CANT trip, over the old reliable Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, whose fast trains,
through day coaches and Pullman sleep
erS without change. and unrlva ed
equipment makes it the popular route.
Remember the day and date, Wednes-
day, September 30, 1880.
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Lust evening. about six o'clock, the
Martins Ferry Eys AMI Barrel Factory
caught Gre arJ 20 almost Totally tie
struNr,l. The fire originated somewhere
about the engine r1,sn ANIL owing 10 the
dry spoil W. N.lcJpl the building was
7 kc finder .ul W., rl"Illv destroyed.
Ahont thirty hauds were employed IN
the establishment which Was 4 good
SD one. The building vas owned by
a company OF Martins Ferry citizens
with D. Parks, jr Is secretary u r.
Means a. superintendent. What the
Ilss was estimated at could not be as
crrlalnrl.
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.'Jbe BryJn:s."

After an adjournment OF two months
the BRYANT Literary Society reassrmOlei
in their old hall last evening, and IN
stalled the following officers, who were
elected a week previous: 4. F. MEM
minger. President; d. \. Chew, Vice
President; +. p. Hosely, Treasurer; h.
O. Sharkey. Secretary; l.. Sharkey,
Monitor; Ed. Rogers and J. Z. Beam,
Speeches were made by all the off,
GERS and a good time had.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The water in the river, unless last
NIGHTS rain assists it, will soon entirely
disappear. The marks last evening IN
diraird but % inches and still falling.
The Geo. Streche departed for Park.
cropurg on time YESTERDAY morning.
'rua Pres Ellison leaves Tor Matamoras
at hat! ra-. ten this morning.
The Welcome and science are Par
hrr-jurs boats Tor TIL. morning.
Tic ". ). ~Thauhauser, has now gone
81 bank and others are soon expected
to io,,ow. Ia iact business Will entirely
cease before long.
PnlsnrRGu. September 27.-River 4
inches below ,~hegauge. Weathercloudy
and cool.
CIxc,>SArI, September 27.-Riyer 4
frnt % ururs and falling. Weather cool
and raining.
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VISIT the Pittsburgh Exposition

Ta" T., c.. & It. l.. Railway Company
Pan Handle Route certainly offer
every iniucomcnt in ihr way OF cheap
excursion ARE to those desiring to visit
the great Exposition at Pittsburgh. For
two dollars YOU ear obtain Il round trip
ticket T. Pittsburgh, with coupon at
lacked, gjvirg admission to the Exposi-
ton. Excursion train leaves Wheeling
Friday, October Isl, aJ G:5O A. 81. Tick,
cts vii! be good Tor return passage until
Saturday, October ~, inclusive.
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DRY GOODs.
New York

NEW YoRK, September 27.-Drv G,,l.
Business fair with cotton good. r..
age houses, but mems wear Wu..rt
main quiet. Cotton goods steady. Pm
in irregular demand. bit plaid ,,r...
tive. Ginghams and dres, good, b ..
request. Jeans aud repc..Jut,
tive. The Bui,ta says. "E
hundred pieces OF Eagle Mis-
and cassimeres will be syII e..
on Friday next
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A Bad Accident.

News reached the city Yesterday about
noon that John Scott, formerly engln-
ecr of the Belmont blast furnace, then
engaged at MoundsvilIe, but now a resi-,
der, oi Benwood, where he is employed
IS head engineer OF the BenwOOd iron
works, had met with a serious accident.
Investigation of the affair proved that
in some unexplained way Mr.. Scott had
missed his footing and fallen into the
,'pump-wcll," Il distance Of twenty.iour
feet. Both bones of the right ankle were
fractured and Mr.. Scott was generally
bruised.
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Cheap Excursion 70 Ch,cn---

The p, G. Il 81. l.. Railway CO..
Panhandle Route will sell rx.
tickets to Chicago sep'cmbrr 2l.i
rate of IS for the round TIM.
will be good ten days. Excur.i.ar -.
leaves Wheeling at 9:0j 4. 49,. o.. q.
above date. For tickets ami iur.
formation apply 10 J. " 3
Agent. foot OF Eleventh street. n
Ing, or J. Baltic, Union lcA,, 3D..
Mcclure House.
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pose. This meeting, as the Il held
SATURDAY last, anu the fine torchlight
procession on the same evening, will be
a biz success. All Democrats and intel.
Iigent voters in the neighborhood OF
Martins Ferry should attend and hear
the issues OF the campaign ably dis
cusspl.
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A. ENEsrGgIeS al OUR
VI>ggD GS.

STRANGERS and vi> tors 10 hhe
Gil, ave. cordially limited 10
VtSst the Ea'Ee>t Dress ssooti-
HIouS- aua sllr only Cloak f'in'-
gOgiUm ir li5C !,gt'e oi west
SIci,.la. .ili- issN!saii"ni@CN
r-a.chioa IN. WI ia rgou WISH
40 pHv, i:,:Sr -" ioi.
1. ELGH - GlsD.,
TIuG main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-28
IS 90 Chicago and Return. ss.oo-Pan-
Handle Route.

Go tn Chicago Yia the direct and pop.
ular P,u Utudlc Route. An elegant
day coach viii be run through from
Nnr..jur 10 Chicago. Fare Tor round
mn OILY $50, tickets good for 10 days.
Eycrr,ioa train leav's Whee!iI &,
Wednesday, September %, at IL A.. NJ.
For tickets. Information, etc, apply TO
r.. VI. R"ilrvilic, agent, P~an.lian'le
Ronte. foot OF T. cvcuIh street, Whrein z,
or j. Bail,e, Union Ticket Office, McLur
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-28
East Liberty,

EAST LIBERTY, September &c,
Receipts 2,56l4l hond; se..,p y
slow at last week. prices.
Hogs-Receipts 400 heal: p r,a.
phias s. 5O@5 Is; Yoikers : Ia
525.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 he'd. Ma.
selling dull at l0Gljc OF IRON
weeks closing prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-28
MrsrcAL Goods at cost, at Sheib's.
pleasant and Effec.ual."

PUGsLEY, w. Va, Nov. u, 1879.
N.sgs Lmr1hjjn Bros. G Co,
Please send 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 "
imi,r, and found it not only pleasant,
but eiI,ctual. MARTIN d DoPLER,
Of Doplcr Il Lewis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-28

W~,swj>GryS. u G., ~Srp'"mbc- IS,
.N-Fpr the Tennessee aud the on"
Valley. I-t.t rsiuS. followed 10y clearing
rnl rIishr.v Warmer wealth., S%oulnerly
I, wr,,,rIy Winds, stationary or slight
rise IN barometer.