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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-18
ANOTHER DROWNING.
Will Lewis, q Young Man Of this Cits'
Drowned Near POWhatan, o.

"
Drowned Near PoWhatan, o. -
Will Lewis, of this city. twenty-five years
of age, was drowned at the mouth oil
Graveyard run. near Powbatan, early yes
terday morning, In company with MI
chaei Dinger he had gone out upon the
bar for the purpose of procuring some
crawfsh for bait, and the two
bad left the skiff on the
lower side OF the bar while they prosecuted
their search for the boat. Directly they
noticed that the strong wind, which was
blowing down the river, had dislodeed
their skiff and sent 1t a8oat out into the
stream. -Divesting themselves of their
clothing they both started to reclaim the
boat. which by, that time was
we'll over, toward the Ohio shore.
Lewis had made better time than Dinger,
and had succeeded in reaching point on.yy
eight or ten yards from, the ski%s when the
toHboat Ed. Hobbs approached him. and he
was comrs.led 20 swim back toward the
West Virginia shore. The waves from the
hobbs at this time began to catch him, and
in q moment he cried for help, and
Dripger started to his relief, bat his
foot cramped and he was compelled
to seek shallow wafer IN order 10 save nltn-
self. In the meantime Lewis was sinking
and a huge side.wave from the Hobbs
struck him and carried him under. He
did not come up again and at once a search
for his body began, but it was some time
before it was recovered, The boys at once
struck camp and placing the body in a
skiff brought it to Moundsville whence
it was sent TO this city on the train, arriy-
ing here at $50 last night. 1t was sent to
Mendel & Co. s, where it was eotined and
sent home. Lewis was very worthy
Young gentleman, and was highly respected
BY ali who knew him. He had been en-
pioyed as a clerk in Marshall & Co.'S store,
on Main street. He was q member or
the Blue Ribbon Fishing Club, of this
city, which has been ecamped for some
days at point almost opposite Powhatan.
Its members are very genial young fellows,
and all were highly thought of in the
neighborhood of the accident.
Mr.. Dinger informed us last night that
the Ed, Hobbs crew never sent out yawl
or offered the least assistance, although
they were called upon to do so by those on
the shore. Dipger's accident alone pre-
vented his rescue of his friend.
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SUNDAY REGISrER.

Those who subscribe regularly to The
DAILY REGISTER, in this city, can have
the Sunday Edition,left at their homes
before six O'Clock A. NJ. on the day of is
sue by paying IS cents per week. All
who desire to be served on these terms
should make application to this office
prior to next Sunday.
, Those who only desire the six issues
of THE REGIsTER made on week days,
will be charged as heretofore, Is cents
per week.
By mail the price will be-DAILY,
without the SUNDAY EDITION, s. cents
per month; DAILY, including SUNDAY
EDITION, IS cents per month. At the
same rate by the year. aa...
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WATER WALES.
Stray and Regular Matters Along the
River and wharf

The river was still declining at dark last
night, the marks showing s feet inches o!
water in the channel
The ST. Lawrence is due up from Cincin.
natl to-day.
The Batchelor arrived here about 8
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, and will leave
for Pt. Pleasant to go on the docks.
1t has been reported that the Abner
O'Neal would take the Bachelors trade,
but il was denied on the landing yesterday,
on the plea that she could not run to any
could not run in.
The Chancellor is due down, carly this
morning, en- route for Charleston.
The Diurnal is the Parkersburg packet
to-day,
Report says Dick Caldwell, Of the st.
Lawrence, is about to wed young lady re-
siding at Concord.
The Veteran, Fred Wilson, Pacific, Ben.
gal Tiger, Coal City. Sam Clark, ]. \.
Phillips, and Fred Wilson No. arrived at
Cincinnati on Tuesday with tOws OF coal.
The Pittsburg Commercial Gdrete says:
The last coal run, considering the scant
water, was remarkably successful one. So
far as we can learn but one barge was sunk,
and il has since been raised, and will be
taken down on the next rise.
The II. NJ. Graham yesterday went to the
assistance OF the Belmont and tow, which
found the water too shOal at Beaver shoals,
and had to he pulled Off
The Ed Hobbs in passing mp with tow
Of empties, ran aground on The bar opposite
the water works, and the Little Anna had
to assist her Oft.
1t is reported that the Buckeye State has
been ordered To be wrecked. The wreck
will be taken to Cincinnati and sold for
u.b 4 He will he
forwarded TO destination.
There is possibility, IL not probabil-
ty, that the Granite State will be placed in
the Pittsburgh and st. Louis trade this fall.
The old Granite State was commanded by
the late Capt. Wash Kerr in the Pittsburgh
and Portsmouth trade, after which he built
the Buckeye State, recently wrecked on the
falls at Louisville.-Pns. Commercial CARTE.
The John Tomas was taken out OF the
custody OF the United States Marshal yes
terday, and will in all probability enter the
Moundsville and Martins Ferry trade.
The Courier left yes.ef day with 1C) pas
sengers and all the freight she could carry.
G. Lafayette, Of the steamer Courier, gave
the passengers one Of the finest dinners Of
the season yesterday.
1t 10 thought the Courier will be laid up
tomorrow and the Welcome will take her
place. ......,
From the crew Of the steamer Courier we
are informed that q passenger vas drowned
off OF the steamer Katie Stockdale on We'd
nesdsy, near New Martinsdale. We will
give fuller notice tomorrow.
Robert Hoffman, Of the steamer Courier,
is of at Matamoras on . visit.
Or CITY, August l7.-Riyer inch and
stationary. Weather clear and hot.
PTTTsBURGB, August l7.-River 10 inches.
Weather clear and cooler.
CINCINNATI, August 17.-River II feet 4
icnhes and falling. Weather fair and pleas
ant.
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Paris Fort Henry.

Among the attractions in the art depart
ment at the State Fair will be the artist
Joseph Faris' celebrated historical painting
of the ''Seige of Fort Henry" or the Last
Eattie of the Revolution" The scene is a
most animated one and is we'll depicted by
the artist. 1t shows one boldly the print
tive fortress invested by over 800 Indians
with their war paint on and in their hands
the implements OF war then in use, and
headed by the notorious renegade white
man, Gritty, of famous memory. The
British soidiery, some 90 or IS in number,
under Capt Pratt, are also wellShown, while
Col. EbenezerZane, whose handful of faithful
defenders Of the Fort, are shown repulsing
the combined red and white assailants.
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A Break for Liberty.

Yesterday morning the chain gang, com.
posed Of about eight men, and guarded by
Radford and assistant Fox, we're taken 70
the west end Of Ohio street, Island, for the
purpose OF grading the street. Just after
their arrival on the ground, Mr.. Rsdford
turned his back on the men and unlocked
the tool chest. The looked for moment
bad arrived, and Thomas Clifton,
James Rider, Pat Ryan and John
Kelley jumped over the river bank
and commenced wading for the
Ohio shore. The three former had balls
and chains on. which Of course checked
them slightly, but not enough 70 be caught.
Radwsy caught Ryan about midway over
the river, who had sprsined his ankle bad
ly in Jumping OFF the bsnk. The other
three reached the Ohio shore. Clifton was
committed Of June 5th. for ninety days, on
the charge Of vayrsncy. Keller was sent
up July 9Th, for ninety days, on the same
charge. Ryan was committed July Sd, for
ninety days for resisting an officer, aRd
Rider on Auguit 4th, for thirty days, for
disorderly conduct. -
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Yesterday Picnic.

The picnic at the fair grounds yesterday
wac success in every sense of the word.
One important feature of the day was that
no intoxicating liquors were sold, and that
there was not a drunken man on the
ground. The races were also very attractive
and close. The first was a trotting race
only two horses started, Flirt Owned by
Frsnzheim, and Fannie Parnell, owned by
Chss. Fisher. This race was won, after a
very exciting heat, by Flirt,
In the running race, Billy, owned by Nc.
Cannon, and Fairy Queen, owned by Robt.
Johnson, started. The former won the
race easily.
The bycicle race was won by Hazlett.
The next race, for fine blanket between
Glencoe and Nelly, was won by the latter
in two straight heats. The last race. for
$50, between Flora, owned by. Fields, OF
Bellaire, and Charlie Ford, was won by
Flora.
About 1 500 people were in attendance,
and very little money changed hands on
the races. Everybody was delighted with
the way the entire programme was carried
out, and the good order of the day.
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Mbeelias 8esister
FRIDAY, AUGUST rs Iss2.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements.

NOtice-JOhn W. Sanders, Executor.
Campmeeting-A. NJ. +. Church.
Base BaIl-Standards vs.. Athletics.
Closing 0ut-JOhn Friedel.
For Cincinnati-Stesmer st. Lawrence.
Carpets-G. Mendel 4 Co.
Regular Kanawha Packet-Steamer Chan
cellor-[L Local Page
Best Cooking Stove-B. Fisher 4 Son.
Go to Bridge Corner Grocery. II. Diehl
& Co.
Ladies' Fine Slippers. T. Stone.
Serge COats-T. c. MOffat 4 Co.
Old Government Java Coiee-Edward
Reid.
Magic Tooth Powder-R II. List.
The BeSt-Tidal Wave Saloon.
Gold Headed CaneS-Millcr & Franzheim.
New Prece List-W. \. Wilson.
Keep Health in Your HOmeS-G. W.
Johnson Sons.
Take Notice Geo. X. McMechen-L Local
Page.
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TRUSTEE,S SALE.

DYv VIRTUE or A DEEDOF TE.Iu
Is by David Hebdspob and 20
v ife, and Annie Ii,ndsr1n. 10 Va -
ed trustee, dated on ths 18th DAY
The wear lssl, and recorded In IN, - ~
on n q County COuri ~ Ohio oo1b ~
yinin, In deed Of trust b"ok No D. y
sAICRDAY, THE 18TH DAY " "a
Der, isl
sell nj public auction. To the blgt~
bidder at the front door Of u 49,
Ohio county. commencing 81 49,
ON said day, the following ds.rris
that 10 totsy: Lot unlsfsd tsrsf
The corner 81 Main and Monroe -
Town OF Trladelpbin, in salf ooshl
together With all the building ~ -
nnces on and belonging 10 s
Dwelling house and sto~f"dA
perry. nu,adn, -
money 10 be- paid In cash. ops ~ =, Z
with Interest, IN one year; Aso
thereof In two years from III. Gay ,,s
nurehnser will be required 70 60
with good security for the dr'sT, y, !
and ss further 1curiiy The
retained Till the pO,e. are Isla, ~
suiH j. ~ ''->1
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Trustes's Sale Of Valuable III

-SDyR AND BY VIRTUE wv y
HDhn nd % me bJ Villa
Ian and Annie r. HapdlAni ~
The 1th day 81 Deoemnff, ~, ,s1iz
I'm the once Of the Clsrk y, " 80,
Of Ohio county, state W -, a
iced OF Trust Book No. ", - saf'
of,er Al public sale, OF We IT,
Court House Of Asid ONO "'sSW ~
on SATURDAY. THE itrn p'
'' TENDER I'D. "a
a.. ,o,,ow,ng described real 1914
All Thai certain pleee or psfoa ~
.,tna,e in AID eounty In ne ys1
- - ,hs southea,t eDfp6 800
uns;san,h Al 100. IN aid stiy, nc1
d. % tsef Of, ssid NArfd .s<l
49, - esstv ardly, slsns u u
nt.sH sirtsesfh STREET, ons De- y
o. 49, ~. ssms proyty oMyH
Ss,nE . ~ q Hsndlsnby $3.50
between himssh and SI'nS no.
November ifth, ls1: spn ~ Of
nee of The Clerk 81 nc Ssyk 81
Ohio county, In Dsed Di a %
Terms OF SAle-Onet, ~. AsJ d.
rnons1 essh IN hand % 20 80
Third De- cot in one year, ~ i,sess
st,e reStdne In two yeen nsst0 ~
dsy ~ sSie, fhe purchn1 ~
s"yv fofsS tos dhe dsfenl ~
enrd seeurisy, and tbe ~ 81
a.d - further scufNSrS
nnnt n De pGrshse 100 ~
s 1Ss sstie al "a Hop.ny saY
- liz trustse oDosT
e Nm b. The ssd - yDJ
augjH "a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-18
BOARD oFEDUCArIex.
Regular Proeeedings- ARpofsfHsss
or Teachers In the Schools. a1!s 4

~ 81 s.ea ~ = go :. : o,c loo,
me Board was caiie1 20 oI 1itrad coi 1
vi. !1uu m9seu VA. M A. ,ha ahssnca M
Iske INC c1 1a,, o"inS " nne $3.50 nd
rtesiosht wilson. my ioit w a. tha;r
tne loiior:ng meu4eIs a rs,s. cr;.-sII
namest Messrs: AeKer, oviiie H. Jarsor
Caldwell, Eb6eling, Hiidretn' hoge,.sPs snS
MaIweil, McCuhy, MihsI =. a., ,,,sst;ne
Todd. Inc minutes OF ING i"ss :
were read, and there being no corre Eo1.
were approved, Inc Commlleee On = Iv az
Library reported that ar the poo.s "a Wy
old library association had oeen uhpsScneI I
examined and mostly arrangeo IN povA
cases. In order 70 nave casing Iof Sns 1So -
now on nsno shu susn os ..;,I =, nans..orv
procured AT once, Inee . vi y ~, 10 fest
additional sneivihS "a aeet ivne ~ 49, - -,
high. the snciYips N.tn S,cseu uovss 49, -
be procured Tor abont fiie ,anl ~,
reported further having selected tne iyi-
lowing periodicals and newspapers 20 Se
kept in the library readAng fooM A
Monthly, Lakewood Magasine, oeu.uS
Magazine, Harper's Monthly Wwo Soplesb
North American Review, tfopunL oc.enoS
Monthly, Scienuhc American, TOTES. au2
Stream, Golden Days. HarPerS tash,
Harper's Weekly, Leslie's Illustrated Eng
ligh and Germany New York Grdph,e, fleS,
Cincinnan inquirer ana CoDime,eiat, NY
York Herald, Tribune and Word,
Philadelphia Times and Press, Boston
Post Springfield Republican, Balti-
more American, Washington Post, Pitts
burgh Dispatch, Chicago Time: and TT
JsRe, Louisville CourIeT-Jo,nnaL 81. Louis
Republican, New Orleans P'cGgme, san
Francisco Chronicle, Denver Ir1une ana
London Times. The prices annexed 70
these publications amount to s2bS ~ per
annum. The committee further reported
that the prices were obtained from reliable
sources apd that 1t was probable that sew,
eral of the periodicals. could be ootalned
cheaper the amount, however, was asked
fer. The committee also reported lnat
there were about - volumes oil the DOCKS
of the old association that required ana
were worth reminding, which could be done
at fifty ents per volume. Authority was
asked to have such volumes as were deemed
necessary rebound. The committe thought
that it would be advisable TO get the com,
plete Seaside or some other periodical
library in bot nd volumes, so as TO supply
the place Of very considerable number OF
novels that have had 70 De put GUY vi tne
library owing to their torn ana dllapiua-
condition, The cost will not exceed y,
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News of n Personal
Nature.

Nature.
Ed Norton. Jr., is at Hot Springs Ark.
Harry Robb is home again from a trip to
ParkSerSburg.
Mrs. T. C. MofIatt left for Washington,
Fa., yesterday.
Miss Callie Wagner is visiting friends
in Cadiz, Ohio.
Hon. HAIRS Good is on a business trip out
a. ClarSSburg.
Col. John Hill, OF Bridgeport, is on a
visit 70 Moundsville.
DR.. Myers. of the Island, has returned
home from Petersburg.
Mr. Late Gardner has purchased fine
farm up near Wellsburg
Jame1 Marshall will stump the district
in the interest of Hans Good.
DR.. +. c. Myers, of the Island, returned,
yesterday, from Parkersblrg.
John s. Swaney, Sheriff of Hancock
county, was in the city yesterday.
Tommy List is expecting to soon go to
Kanses City, for an extended visit.
NJ. Hutchinson, of Matamoras, was visit
| ing friends in the city, yesterday.
Frank J. Hearne is at Denver, en- route to
New Mexico. His family is in Missouri.
Miss Elite and Carrie Martin. of Chicago,
are visiting Mr.. Humes, of the South Side.
f. Ball, Esq. returned from the East last
| evening, where he has been buying goods.
Mr.. John Rine, Of Valley Grove, paid his
friends in the city flying visit, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Vanke-ran, of this
city, are at present on a visit in New York
Major T. H. Norton went to Denver, yes
terday. He expects great things, this fall,
of his coal lands in Colorado.
B. F. Furnell, of Wetzel county, was WIS.,
itinG friends in the city, yesterday, and re.
turned home on the Courier.
Mr.. A. r. and James Garden, of this
city. left Yesterday for a sOjourn down at
Long Reach for several weeks.
Lawrence Woodward expects to remain
about Wheeling for couple OF months be-
fore he returns to Taylor, Texas
Col. Dick Nelson, formerly drum major
of the First Virginia regiment, is at present
visiting friends at Washington, Pa
Mr.. Samuel Crew, OF Wheeling, was here
last week attending the funeral Of his sister,
Mrs. NJ. Graves.-BdrnesrilIs Enterprise.
Miss josephine Feiner, of North Wheel
ing, leaves on the St Lawrence tomorrow
for Cincinnati, to spend couple of weeks
with friends.
Master Guy Wagner. son of Cashier Wag-
ner of the National Bank. has returned
from pleasant visit to his friends at Nor
gantown.
Auditor Jos 5. Miller and School Supt
r l. Butcher, of the State Board of Public
Works, returned yesterday morning much
pleased with their trip.
Miss Mamie d. Adams, Miss Lizzie
Adams and Mrs. George p. Hobbs and
dauphter AyOnis. who have been visiting
friends in Washington county, Pa, returned
home yesterday.
MeSSrS Will Bailey and Jacob Freese,
butter and egg merchants Of the Col. Jno.
Gibson Fishing Club" have made an as
signment to Mr.. Crab, of Crabs Landing,
o.. Assets nothing, liabilities so cents.
Crab preferred creditor.
H. Pugh, Of Wheeling, and Lewis ClOan,
of Bellaire, were in the city last evening,
and with the Spaulding party arranged for
the charter of the Brilliant mill and final
arrangements made for application. Sub
scription books will be opened shortly
SeHbeIsrilie Herald.
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RaSA Rail.

The Athletic base, ball club, of Barnes
vile, will play the Standard club, of this
city, on the Fair Grounds this afternoon.
The Athletic club is said to be very popu.
lar with itself and wants to bet money
that it will defeat our home club. The
members express themselves very conf
IDENTIFY in this direction and of course all
Wheeling will turn out to witness the de-
feat Of their fayorites. All the gates at
the grounds will be open for the admission
of the thousands.
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B.rr's ,HIIie Cap ase1i.g,

commencing August 18th, and continuing
to August 24th, 1852 The b. 4 0. win sell
cheap round TIP excu fsion tickets on SIM
day, August %, 1882. Special trains ct the
following low rates: Leaving Wheeling,
!sity time, At 49, f.re e. round sr,p
Tor round trip oo isa,ins Bslisir .s Co y
cents, arriving ct Burr's Mills at e:3St
columbus time Returning the tSsin VIII
lesve for Bellaire at $40 :. n; and Tor
Wheeling at 5RM.
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THE CITY CENSUS
Shows a Great Failing of Of Poppy,
sI.t- Iatlon,
The Enumeration for School Purposes
tai Population and Youth Of the City
A Dec;dsd Decrease Since
Last Year. "

Last night, at the Boa-d of Education,
Superintendent Birch submitted the fol-
lowing in his report to the Eoard:
To John M Birch, Superintendent Of City
Schools: .- .....-.
The following is the result Of .sne census
and the enumeration OF yuuth for the year
1882 as the same appears from the books Of
iihe snumerators, returned, sworn to and
how nm S s,e IN the Office Of the Ee.rd OF
Education, and the same is communeted
to You, pursuant to the requirements OF the
school law of this district:
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Real Estate Trnnsrerx

The following transfers were admitted
TO record at The Clerks Office, yesterday:
Stone Church Cemetery to Sarah Will
lisms, deed of July :, 1882, for lot GO, for
$3.50.
Trustees of the Disciples Church to Mary
A. Reed, reconveying the Disciples old
church property, on Market street.
Virginia Elizabeth May, to Frederick
Henry navid Schnef deed of July 25. 1852
for lot ., in Armstrong, Hunter & Co.'S ad.
dii;en, Ter $1,000. -
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That I.ste,.s

sfEuBEsyILLE, O. AnSa6I
cattle disease from N. u! The psd
James Mason. One NC ne. Alice NJ
It i claimed that the I bSSi.. see
and that some OF them p r,s
and the hides sold. NJ, nave ~
some one to pay him 70. !. u ~
kill it. He don't car, ~, zoe h.SS'
Government ofthe SAT- e y
would like to be paid hss e G o. |
Mars neighbors are se.ti sch, Isl
with view to aver,in ,is a.
spread Of the di.es,. h hung y. -
imported cattle. '0ad ~
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spperintendent OF Schools b authorized 70.
remove The Office and property, Of the
Board to- the new Office u, the, Library
BuildinI. 49, t(sk3sS@t ~>srs
Adopted
On motion the Clerk was authorized to
sign for 4 gas metsr for the neG ONCE.
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That portion of Webster election district
living between Twenty.third street and the
alley south thereof is, for school purposes,
attached to Centre sub-school district. For
this territory the books of the enumerators
show population, 73l. Youth from 6 to Is
years, boys, &C.. girls, IS; total III. From
is to 81, boys. IS; girls, IS: total SO. Total
youth, 2S4. Deducting this from Webster
election district and adding it to Centre
election district, the following result APP
pears:
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indications.

WASHINGTON. August Isl A. N-For the
Tennessee and Ohio valley, fair weather,
nOrtherly winds in the eastern portion,
higher barometer and stationary tempera-
ture.
For the Lower Lake region. fair weather,
nOrtherly to eaSterly winds, higher barom-
eter, stationery or slight fall in temper
aiure
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A delightful ride Of eighty miles on
Lake Erie. Note the extreme low rstss Of
this excursion: Leave Wheeling, city
time, ct $50 A. ~, round trip $500; lesve
Bellaire, Columbus time, st 1905. round
trip 500. Returning tickets good TO
August 18th. This viii be the best excuf.
zion Of the season. A ride BY rail TO Ban.
dusky, from there TO Detroit on the elegant
steamship to Alaska Parties, IL they 20
jn-Bay or ssndusky within the limit Of
their ticket.
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Arear.Cp a Ke,,,.

Junction. three miles NJ. L. Aty
B. & o: R :ilroad. two i,.;. S q q
BY engines ITO and slS c,'ti esa j
SIX can we're wrecked. T Se
was 2 colored man Who N .asea, >
and hs "a, only Slightly s h., al
are being transferred, r Sun
cident vas that Condur,'.I eraas
strued his orders. S:a
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Deducting the population of the Second
ward, (which is, for school purposes, attach
ed 10 Clay, from Madison and adding it to
Clay, we have for Madison school district.
population, 2,9l5; youth 952. For Clay
school district, population, 1888; youth,
1912.
Distributing the result of the enumera-
ton into the two census districts We have,
district north of the creek, population, H.
5G4; youth, $50; district south OF the
creek, population, 1l,792; youth, 4,1+0.
Difference, population, $500; youth, l,696.
Comparing the results of the census Of 1882
with those of lS&1, the following results arc
obtained:
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Nor an experiment or cheap patent med
icine is Browns Iron Bitters. 1t is pre-
pared by one of the oldest and most reli-
able chemical firms, and will do all that is
clsimed for it.
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NOR RALE-THE DEsIi.ABu iu1
Il Ing House. No. l5 hoIn -
I,land, containing roouis ana h-a
gas, hot and cold water thvet .
In high state ~ cultivation. y 'ss. ..
80 feet derp: has apple and o'hd :. =
H. within sasy walking distsh" q
norton ~ city. j. cool aud Do Eh'-
mer: very warm and pleasant 10 ~
great advantage Of living In The 90; )
all city privileges. owner ur"'
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Town a GOOD. Broker, cofp6 -
ard Main streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-18

gSEvery color of the Diamond Dyes is
perfect. See the samples of the colored
cloth at the druggists. UnequalIed for
brilliancy,