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WuEEL0CN IN WHEELING,

Presentation OF" WnrtiOur" at the Opern
Et7 House. t- r,
II the prevalent rage for melodrama would
always result in performances OF the standard
OF "Wardour" as given by Mr.. Joseph
Wheclcck at the Opera House last night,
good deal Of the rubbish which now en-.
cumbers the stage would be non.cxlstent. In
the dramatizatiot Of NFilkie Collins novel,
as given by Nr. Wheclock's company, one Of
the best modern dramas cxtant has been pro.
duced. 1t has, to certain degree, what has
been made the curse Of the modern stage--
spectacular effect. But the DEVELOPMENT OF
the romantic story and the artistic portrayal
OF human passions and human nobility IRE
nude the important objects OF the play, In.
stead Of making the play sort OF clothes
horse on which to hang. the splcndors Of the
costumer and scene patnter, +H' ..
Mr.. Wheelock, in the character OF Nichard
Wardour, gives portraiture full of dramatic
characteristics. The sketch Of strong, dc.
termined character, soured by terrible disap.
pontmcnt, npurishing the idea OF revenge,
conouering his cnmity and ACCOMPLISHING q
noble sef.sacrifce for the sake OF the love
which had been denied him, Is n conception
as far above ordinary DRAMATIC ideas rs It's
thorough and artistic realization by Nj.
Whec,ack Is superior to ordinary melo.
dramatic acting, The same thoroughness
and spirit which Characterize Mr. Wheelocks
realization OF the leading role are seen to
greater or less degree throughout the entire
company. 81.
Tonight the same company gives the new
play "rwenty Thousand Pounds.n It's story
Is that OF soldier servant who Is left a pot
OF money. Buying his discharge, he Is in.
troduced to society by his former master, an
officer Of the regiment. A woman falls in
love with him, and he with another woman.
Tho woman lie loves marries him for his
money. She loved his former master. That
former master plots 10 ruin him by dissipa.
lion. He nearly succeeds. In time the sol.
dior discovers his enemy. The wife he loved
rdiscards him, and friend reveals who pois.
oped her ear. TIE soldier. meets the scoun-
dral In tho club and beats him with whip.
The wife admires bis pluck and seeks . re,
conciliation. ssFE AZ
The play is more popular In It's character
than the one given last night, and should
draw full house. .i,f5, 5..gsa
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The following articles OF agreement were
signed ut bridgeport last night for II foot race,
to BE- run Immediately after the game OF base
ball on the State Fair Grounds OH next Sat-
urday:
Articles OF agreement entered into this
25th day Of September, lSS?, between Edward
Strong and J A. Mass, who mutually agree
to run one.fourth milo race, according to the
following conditions by which .heymutually
agree 10 be bound. Said race to be for the
sum OF $40 side, and to be run on tho Soth
day Of September, 1882, between the hours OF
Sand Go'clook i. NJ; start TO be- made by one
report Of II pistol; course to be mutually
usreed upon, Chas. Miller having been NUT.
,lally agreed u pom as final stakeholder; each
man being entitled to two judges, said
judges to select the referee. Either man
failing 70 comply with the above conditions
OF tho articles shall forfeit the money now
and hereafter. deposited. In pursuance Of
thiy agreement We hereto aitlx our names. Z
Y 81 Is h ..,i. EDWARD SrEoSa,
rs = 8 IA III -; J, A, MASS, p.F,4IS y
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Why waste time in bemoaning the hard
fate that has rendered you confirmed rheu,
matte when any druggist viii! seIl YOU a hot.
tlr Of 8. Jacobs Oily Mr.: Wright, Of Blair,
a hostelrie, which the people OF Blair Justly
consider one OF the best In this part Of ths
State, says the Great German Kennedy, St.
Jacobs Oh, goes ahead Of anything else as i
pain relieyer Mr.. Wright has frequently
heard the good remedy praised by guests 1t
the Commercial, and when the Iumbago
seiaed hls back, 1t was the first thing lie
bought. Purchasing bottle at one Of our
drug stores be Just went for that pain with.
him is not enough. The Great German
Remedy just grappIed with that pain and
made It vacate the premises in two appitca.
tioas: lie concludes his eloquent panesyrid
on the efficacy Of St. Jacobs Oil by saying
that be had only used one.iourth It's contents
and there was yet enough remaining to cure
two more cases OF lumhaQo, t,-=;1 = /, ll,1f I
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rnncrn, or tho i.atc Harry Hubbard.

The funeral the late Harry D. Hubbard
took place from the residence OF his father,
Col. Henry. Hubbard, EoT street, yesterday
afternoon Thcilarse attendance of sympa.
thizing! friends and acquaintances was a
touching testimonial Of the high place the
deceased occupied in their esteem and aAec-
ton. The services were peculiarly solemn
aud impressive Rev. Geo. Z. lite, OF Chap
line Street NJ. +. Church, ind Presiding
Elder L. W. Ryan, both spoke ieelinsly and
tendcrly of the memory oil tho dead. and ties.
titled &c, his sterli*g character and the purity
OF his lifc, which was entirely consistent with
lis modest but sincere professions Of religion,
The floral tributes were numerous and beau;
tiiul, notably a'handsome pillow, the offer
ing OF the ,Chapline Street NJ. L.. Sabbath
School, ). OF which the deceased was an active
and useful member, and q beautiful anchor,
tho tribute Of Mr.: w T, Hubbard. The re-
mains were inferred in Greenwood Cemetery,
AMI were followed to their last resting place
by III unusually large cortege. The pail.
bearers were Messers. B.. W. Gauley. G. A.
Reed, Frank Stanton, j.. kemple, William
Milligan and John Z. Day. IA
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Tuesday last for ten days visit In Gibson
City, Ills, In the meantime taking In the
Chicago Exposition rsgJfsGlAIs, X B
pELtAtRE.

Thomas Stephens, who has been for some
months at Braddock's, Pa, Is home again.
Dr.. Frank Day lett for Cincinnati yester.
day, where he will complete his medical ed
Ica.ion. iB.H,rIg9 '5oN' UU0. 1..
jas. Cline eloped with Miss Alice Frickett,
Of the First ward, and were married Sunday,
at West Alexander. .1ll .lI.
Mrs Thos. Hays and Mrs. Wells Benson
arc Ut Evansville. where their mother, Mrs.
Hopkins, Is very low. n
The old Lincan Literary Society OF tho First
home Of NJ. Huffman. NJ -
McClain BROS. have bought tho old Second
ward school house and will ut once tear Il
down for The material In Il. Il was ball,
when Bellaire was but ayillagc, aud was long
used as 4 Baptist church. ~ .a.T y
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Observation-Disclosures ~

"ANrED-AGENTS-NlG WOO
"! made selling Our line Of nS,or,M AGB
W G!H neeEsitss aMonsst which %rS II. s
%assI M" SSSss HSi,. %5ss WI I ESn. fls;:
Meat Choppers DC, sold by sa,nplc. T1,S ssttE
. .,aIs "K9l,i Spring Mattress Mid By wv r ,ts
Heiy we're ~ rs on ,Tlal; lhS oilHp1T TSss
s'sI Et e,t Si.iels I g y talking" Wr Nss
Thy bes! In the ,natkt, and nrs iTtIv st,lSla "
Az Eoous iol'l On small weekly r3yncn1,, "I,na9S
e S, e CHI s, $d { +" lido do ~, w%At 10 wS 1
liable men tnOne Others i,erI a,SIx oyO1ly II
htompt wages guaranteed and TO MSi,t Ssol ND
satisfactory references are siycn' Ey MtulNd
ls SSes Sn ESfry man sloysaf ,SS ~
New patents constantly received ",'l.lE articles
rum ~ p 49, PER week. Gall Oh, a, nn EIe male
sroHE WRlSdER CO., 1910 Mafist S g!'ns. SEY.
NllIfhn
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THE DEMocKAr1c NOMINEES
For the IcuSe OF Delegates Named Yex.

IT,
The Democrats Of Ohio county, 10 the NUN.
Der Of something over two hundred, met yes.
terday forenoon In convention In Washing.
ton Hall, for the purpose.oi nominating four
candidates for members Of. the Legislature
and attending 10 some minor business. The
delegates numbered three from each ward.
Mr.. philo Kimberly, Chairman Of the Execu.
tive Committee, called The convention TO or.
ary chairman. Mr.. Henry Pendleton was
made temporary secretary. %
A Committee on Permanent Organization,
composed OF one member from each district,
was then appointed. M follows: o0IF
Wushingt0n-r. Gundling.
Madisdn-G. Mathews. III. ur..s
Clay-C. II. Brnes. m ~.
Uni0n-Fred. Happy.
Centre-John Holman.
Webster--G. Warner.
Ritchie-JUhn Dicklnan, .
Richland--A. G. Garden. .....
l.iberty-J. J. jacob.
Triaaeiphle-Frank Walters.
A Committee on Credentials and llass OF
Representation, OF the same number, was
also appointed. the following named gentle.
men being appointed BY the chair g
Washington-Chas. Crymbal. U.....
Madison--W. b. Lukens.
Clay--H. II. Peudleton.
Union-W. 7. Adams.
Centre-Jno. Dutteilleld.
Webster-p. Cappinger.
Ri,clise-Chris. VieWig.
Richland-C. Hedges.
l.berty-Wm. CASTOR.
Triadelphia-Jas. Russell.
After brief consultation the Committee OH
fermanent Organization reported, recon-.
mendins the continuance Of the temporary
otiiccrs rs permanent ones, which reoommen'
dation was adopted.
The Committee on Credential reported the
delegations full, the delegates being those
whose names we're printed In this paper yes
terday, with the additions Of three from eacl
country. district. They also recommended
that the vote for Governor In 1870 DO taken
rs the basis OF representation, which wa:
done.
This gave the following vote for each dis
tricl.
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The following shows the range OF the Their.
momc.er. US obsorveda at Schneprs drug store,
Opera House corner
MoSDAi. &.
NJ, 1851 SiDs2I 800 1852
~. u. 2N.3r.G.7PM 7A.M. i2A.3r. u. 7P. Y
e. 81 81 10 81 Z. y u
0..H - INDICATIONS. y.
WASHINGTON, D. c., September 90, a. NJ
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee FUR wealth.
er, northerly winds. stationary or lower
barometer and temperature. -
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WOOL! WOOL!

"Columbia" Germantown Yarn.
"Rergmann" Zephyr.
"Star" SaNony Yarn.
Genuine German Yarn.
Headquarters. PC,
.0. A. l.. RICE & co.
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NCW NWTCFtlAcIHVHEHs
For Rent-E, Cranglc.
Wnnted-A Young Man.
Masonic Notice.
For Sale-prin,ing Office.
For, Sa!c-Isaac Irwin.
Furnished Rooms 10 Let.
Opera llousc-Joseph +. Whcclock.
Crawford Peacllcs-S. i. McChcsney II Co.
For Reasons Why-D. y. Caldwell.
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Can't Get II.

Diabetes, Brights Disease, Kidney, Urinary
or Liver Complaints cannot be contracted by
yon or your family II Hop Bitters are used,
and II you already have any of these dis
eases Hop Ditters Is the only medicine that
will positively cure you. Don't forget this and
don't get SOME pxtled up stuff that will only
harm you. rTIIsAW Z
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VIVA NriSn :, nTIo,,S.-- ttsss Slpt

W:A,NrED-A TlIoROU(;jIIV wv.
az IEIkNT and cxpetIcNtcl ,ni,s,S' eON.
w whole.alo and large retail Stocrt. II =, AZ 70 VII
Sis sM hen,ucsy. Southern Ohio md s"u,G"l VI
tIon"l naSI s' and M sn Sa 81 u L.
the best class Of trade. None Sthn,ss !" haplIiS,
Address with references. AUSTIN SI,,mTSWNS apbiy
% .o y " Hudson street New York City, y@'G
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LEGAL NOTICES.
AS TO PROPERTY

~
In this State OF Martha f. Edwards, Charlie, v.
Edwhr'iSand Mary v. Edwards, NONRESIDENT, MILD
children OF Martha y. Edwards, Deceased. In L.
Circuit Court Of Ohio County, wral Virginia. IA
the matter Of the petition ot william h. E.aGrt.,
non. resident Guardian Of .atd minors.
Notice Is hcre.y given thai application by Ixtl.
ton In writing VII, bc made Oh The IN day Of rep
iemDer. 4. D. 1881. to sAid Cont by AIl t;panhS.
who has been lnwfullyArrOInted and qualified ~
such In the county Of Stark. In the State Of Ohio,
where he resides, for MI order Of MID Court author,
izlng said Guardian to sue for. recover aud nnlEe
twenty.One shares Of stock III the lNnw0Wl liOa
Works, owned by Martha b.. Edwards when she
died, md the dividend accrued aud unpaid there.
on, which stock md dividend belong In this stGIe
TO his SiId wards. III like manner rs II the Sid
Guardian had been appointed Guardian d iaEh
wards In this State, and 10 authorize sid fOftlsl
guardian to remove the Ame to the StAte Of Ohio
IN which he WIS appointed and qualified.
WILLIAM u. EDWARDS,
CALD1 ELL & CALDWELL. Guardian,
AttnFutttH hnlTU
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TOR SALE.

That elegant Residence, a!o5 Chapllne ,,,,s,
South Side. The building Is conIVn,fyrlv '" ns,
III perfect order within and wI,hu,. c",,';, "A'
rooms bath room, hot and cold water, ia, lhnmyh W.
out. the attic Is tinhhed, c1cellup, cellar, ,,'
brick stable. carsIage md wash house, 7ho w.
ton and neishborhUod one Of the l.,t IN M, 'I,'
Apply to ALKyAyurr NM ~, wy
auat 1918 Mntket E,,r,, r,,,,.,,,.,,
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TIE usual merchants lancll ut the Nci
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily. y
YOlI CAN liEr

YOU CAN GET
4 Woman's, Extra High Cut Button
Shoe ASSOC per pnir.
Misses Grain Morocco Button School
Shoe ut $l.OO. ~
, Childrcu's. Morocco Tip Button Shoe,
sizes 10 10, at 76c, at
& ! ~ ~. ". AMlCk'S,
1143 Main Street.
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WAsN ',l l$A WHEELING Cprrs
rT ~ N SGITrSaiy1s MiGe. !wo m,S o'M,E a
Steady work guaranteed, ftisSu WMatly aIacS
Der lst, 10 cents per ton, VI Mining, 0SS
sell ~ wv
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate nv n Nerve
sl.. :, Food. t7zil i y -! -
DR.. J. ". Smith, Wellington, O., says:5l"
huvc used it adyantayeously in impaired ner.
vous supply. s3g}3s 4. 77hssw Z.
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OF. maiden with grlm teeth, araunt ~
Though fair you seem TO look upoD, 'ilii
4; because you don't use SOZOD0ST. * y
sf. Tho sweetness OF your mouth Is Eonc; Y
Your breath Is heavy, md, from this, a.
We Your lips no more invite kiss. rBl1 =,
kky -.
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.AMEsl.. NAwLgy
WANTED,

WAMNrED-NulsSE GlEI, IN
~ TX maryland .stcet, island, lear tt,,o.att .
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE-A BRICK YApn r,r,,
- all necessary fixtures, AMI twna,,' VIM
hve tenement houses Apply 10 p"' !, VI ground
Real Estate Agent, bellairc. Ohio. - d KATY
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VlGoE, strength and health all found IN
one bottle Of Browns Iron Ditters. pAw
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Reduction Pinnna.

0-T-7-I . RtuUCtIOh III P1hnOe. TT,T--
Present stock Of pianos, Stelnway, Knabe
Chickering, Hallet & Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild &c, at the very lowest priced,
and great reduction for cost. Call curly and
secure great bargains. G5 s..G.85lE
gs- Lucas Music S7oRr,
Fthtai .4ssfs1I,T ~ tg1, l1l3 Main street =
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FoR piles, constipation and torpid live
never fail 10 take MASALlN. IS, ..F'a1, Z, q
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FOR RENT,
TOR RENT

ENUR RENT.
,, ane .,ta eilaFgs New lusiness Room y.
two Halls sixty feet deep. '"''ul0sup nAiH
al, AL VIII ZIP, DO finished and ready Il.
pancSy about first Of sep,cmter sos otcu.
a..s IAMES L. NAW1r,.
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Messrs, Woods, Oldham md Stifel were
declared nominated.
Mcssrs. Robinson and Ukeefe then with.
drew their nan,eg, and on motion OF ]. II.
Hoffman, jr., Mr.. Vim. Myles was nominated
as the fourth man by reclamation. Mr.. Holt.
man made judicious little speech in sup
port OF this motion and Of Mr.. Myles, cailus
upon the convention.
On motion OF Mr.. Hoffman the Chair was
empowered to appoint five conferees for the
nomination Of Senator. but on Nlot!nn Of
]. NJ. Russell this was amended SO that ten
conierees should be named by the respective
delegations. The following were chosen:
Washington district, Alfred Caldwell.
Madison, August Matthews.
Clay, i. G. Crucraft.
Union, W. p. Adams.
Centre, John ButterEeld,
Webster, John Waterhouse,
Ritchie, J. ". Wait.
Liberty, j. J. Jacobs.
III Inland, ]. n. AIcColloel, .. ,.... ~
Triadelphia, Thomas o Bridn.
The Chair, then, on motion, appointed the
following gentlemen us judiciary conierces j:
Andrew Wilson, J: 0. pendleton,
W. @. lsandlan,
This being oil the business before the Con.
vention, on motion, il adjourned.
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DUBLlC SALE
or Building Sites and Coal prouertr

The undersigned. executors Of The wi,, NJ S..r.,
MtCoy deceased will sell II, public nuc"n 's al ",
De Chanh!l Station. on The ", P,%N Il i a. . %,
and half miles east of Wheeling, ". Va. an '''e
THURSDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF Ot1oDrp ,ss,
commencing ut 10 O'Clock 4. ". lie tnet N I,,,
known ~ the McCoy Farm. containing s6i, acre."
divided Into lois and Is ~ laci AZ 10 p.te O iE
most desirable building Mites In The ,IInItv '' ny
Wheeling. being at Mt be ,hGnsl s,S,o,, '? ar i,
ten minutes Idle from the city on The IT, tIH
X. T.. ottwcnty. minutes drive BY The S,tionsi
and Comfy tea'ls. flat q taih lGtd, viii Il,
subdivisions call tctGtn II; the law UlTcc Ui +
Jones. No. 1907 Charline .ttrei. Wheeling. u. "a,
TERAa or SALE.-One.thitd Of lie pntrhS,,
mo cy. (aisd AZ much mort rs the purchaser NM
elect to pay In cash. and the residue In ,Irc
annual payments, the purchaser riyIur u,sMn.
bic notes beAring Interest from The ,,ny d saa i@
the deferred payments. secured By Gytl Of ,n,,
Oh the property.
SALE POSITIVE.
+. s. HE'LL,
JAMES H. Mccoy,
ktlg IIhSdW Execution, &c
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Donchon, Columbus INV Gates 4 wife, Il,
& BGolsVck. Sykesyiiic &C iuttcr, U& OR Il
] G Tomlin.On, city ] n Workman, BE- o g.'
J l,rowr. well.hufg J Palmer wife, " Va
" Hammond. WellsbutE DCarroll, Il GORR
b Adams. WayncsbuT Wells. brooke co : &
Il MelHhan. Moundsv'l G II Rlnnell, Fgh sl,i
J " Stcck. Pittsburgh H pugan, Rutland
! / Ehecs, PITY. G DJ I.o6nc | SON. Ohio
D s l|enu, " Va .tr SSAldcn, Cleveland ~
s lluason4 daughter, o G W Cochran, Baliimor
J Il Todd, Baltimore "a Gitnn, ST, ClnIIsivl
Al Flicker, AnrEaySyl lElI, NA -
Or lalmer, WelshurG ,f,gtfr
III AGENTS IlEiW0pp's MISnrREl&, 5,.sl,
G sp0ulding y Melville liz
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TOR SALE OR RENT.
TOR SALE.

EUR SALE,
Farm Of loi acres, ~ miles from v...
MARSHALL county, ". Va, rs ne,rs u, si"ul''tile
lion. moslly IN Gss, twohewG,l iop h"""I Suitlsa
md yaiciy Of small nal, ,fccss iWE n,s on NATL
alld wei wa,ete! with never talnvmrjpv,,,VO e S.
Inquiry Of JOHN l.. GIBSON, on S' ,In
or 10 II. iIHHHIvlhe pfrmlEs,
H".1 lN0 Marker S,ts,
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!. "WlNE OF cARDul" four times a !. day y
makes 9 happy hppseholl. f.'..
z For sale by Logan & Co. 5,5
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Tor sale by Logan 4 Co. ]

{ Beauty, health, and happlnes. for ladies
in "WlNE OE CARpul."
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g WRAk muscles and nerves, slugsishness OF
thought and inactivity, cured by Browns
Iron Ditters, pAw IA
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This gave the following vote for each dis.

There were only two delegates from Web.
ster and Liberty districts, so each delegate
was authorized to cast half the vote to Which
their districts were entitled.
The following named gentlemen were then
appointed by The respective delegations as
members Of The Executive Committee for the
ensuing two years.
Washington Dslrict-ls II. Philips.
Madison-J.lI Burt.
Cay-M. +. Frame.
lnion-J. A. Miller.
Cen,re-Jamcs Wheeler.
Webster-tiregory Warner.
ltiichie-W. U. handian.
LIBERTY. J. Jacobs
Richland--A. d. Garden.
Triudelpl,ia-J. NJ. Russell.
Nominations were called for for the House
of Delegates. Aicsars, e, Y. Brpes mud A.
Beuter were appointed tel!ars to count Tie
votes cast.
The following gentlemen were placed in
VIM. Myles.
]. S. Woods.
l.. II. Stile,
I. l.. Kimberly.
James Oldham.
Denis O'kcetc.
". s. Terrilt.
John Robinson.
A ballot was taken with the following re.
suit:
K,hntI wv
Lsiill!.. :l 10
Ot!ha!n Lul
,i0i
W!
NopI|Soh ....i bsl
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Oliver Duniee, who was arrested a short
time ago. for violating the U. s. Revenue
laws and who was committed to jail in de-
fault Of giving bond, gave bond lust Friday
to appear before the u. s.. Grand Jury. The
snIet!es are William J.. Kelsey aud Matthew
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Ghe f61teiliIgeuttr:
New Advertisement

O,nc": aos. an and u Fourteenth Htreet.
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p " 1850. SALLEf GRoVE d .tLlI.t E., y
The U. P. Sunday School Of Roney's Point
bad an enjoyable day ut Point Mills Orchard
on the Esd inst. 5Sy.55.}},y; 7.;".,
The civil engineer corps Of the Vanderbilt
railway route survey, passed through this
place on Saturday last ,,,ys 1sES !,
Mr.. John Peddicord, Of Elm Grove, thresh-
ed lor L. 7; Maxwell LOG dozen Of oats that
gave yield Of 2loH bushels. - 49,, a
\ party ofyoupg folks few, evenings since
visited the burnins we'll, arriving at o n II,
and leaving at II clock for home. They
report having an enjoyable time. sllt
The Farmers Homo festival at ex-souire
Whtttam's orchard, on Thursday next, prom:
ise9 10 be fine affair. II Is probable that the
West Alexander Cornet band will be In at
tendance. ..E5billsdft IA
Commissioner Tcrrill, accompanied by his
witc and little daughter, left Point Mills On
Tombstone weekly epitaph., 1882-08-26
NEW RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
EASTWARD.
LOCAL NOTES.

No mails to amount to anything for four days.
 Challas Gardner was fined eleven dollars by Judge Wallace yesterday, for being drunk.
 The Mexican wounded at the Benson shooting scrape was removed to the hos- pltal yesterday He is in a precarious condition.
 Gen. Wardwell, accompanied by Assist ant District Attorney Williams, left for Ramsey canyon yesterday afternoon. Mr. Williams is on official business this time.
 Send for our price lists. It will open your eyes to the bargains that are selling at the square dealing house of Uncle Har- ris, 221 Kearny, between Bush and Sutter streets.
 The report of pistol shot, somewhere south of Toughnut, about midnight, set the reporters and police in motion. Noth- ing could be found to give clue to the perpetrator.
 As soon as the material and instruments for the construction of the telephone line will reach town, work on the enterprise will commence. Mir Lawrence, the Sup erlntendent is in town ready to proceed to business.
 ST. Don Jose Maria Elias, a prominent citizen of Sonora, whose ranch on the San Pedro has been haven to many Americans passing up and down dropped into Tombstone yesterday. Don Jose laughed with the rest of the boys at the show last night.
 Counsellor Doe and Judge Roe got into a we'll developed fight on Fifth street yes terday afternoon. Both were arrested. Judge Roe paid Recorder Wallace five dollars and costs, amounting to eleven dollars, but the counsellor demanded jury trial, and the case will come off to- day.
 A tough customer named St. Clair, got into a quarrel with man whose name we were unable to learn, in front of the Neva- da saloon about midnight and in the squsbble that ensued succeeded in biting the top of his thumb off. Officer Poynton took them both to jail, and Judge Wallace will investigate the matter today.