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known. For all this the sewing ma
chine is most responsible. 1t has
done more than any other agency to
secure the present elaboration SO
conspicuous in women's dress. There
is no good reason why women should
not order their.dresses just as gentle
men order their suits; but this will
not be done till when women's dress
is confined to as few styles and gath
ers as characterize gentlemen's
suits. Perhaps this will never be-"
The fashionable bracelet is six
coil serpent of silver, with plant
scales wonderfully welded; the
chased head has ruby eyes. Another
style consists of a SPIRAL stem of
Nineveh designs, terminating with
cones and scales of the fir-apple. A
bracelet of same style of antiquity,
of welded scales, is finished at each
end with pine cone ornament of
dead silver. Some bracelets that
simply encircle the arm once are
completed with two chased wings; a
wheel-like figure with serrated pro-
jections A.; four wings; rOsette orna-
ments bulls or tigers heads or en-
battled turrets around each edge,
fastened by apine cone ornament.
With the revival of old-tashioned
costumes for children has come in
the pretty and sensible custom of
giving them old-fasnioned names,
and calling them thereby in full,
instead of the fancy and silly coll
fractions of real names which have
been so familiar in late years. 1t is
no longer considered good form to
christen little girls Minnie, Carrie.
Mia, Winnie, Hattie, Daisie, Kittie,
Tootsie and the like. In lieu of these
are now heard such fine and sweet
sounding names as Margaret, Eliza
beth, Katherine, Harriet, Frances,
Dorothea, Caroline, Rosalind, Mar
tina. and others like them. and very
pretty the effect is when they are
pronounced IN full, as fashion now
requires them to be. In short, alb
breviated and diminutive pet names,
either young ladies or little girls are
no longer considered in good taste.
L
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An attempt was made to assassin
ate John Buchanan, district clerk
of Lavaca comfy, while he was
writing in the court house. An un-
known man slipped up and fired at
him. MIR. Buchanan returned the
fire, but the would-be assassin es-
caDed.
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Assignment Of Teachers In White Schools.
HIGH SCHOOLS
in Graded School Boilding.
MALE DEPARTMENT Professor Il. 4. Wood
son, b A. University OF Virginia.
FEMALE DEPARTMEEr.-Miss Aurella Brown
GRAMMAR SCHOOLS
at Graded School Building for Wards !, 2, 3, 4
5 and 8: Mise Octavia Clifton, grades A and b
Miss j. A. Mccormick, grades q and d. Mrs
NJ f. Smith, grades c and ID.
GRAMMAR ScHooL-At Moulton House, Ware
No; Miss Fannie Pfaefflin, grades A, b, {
and D. UEE1 .sssss SsN
GRAMMAR ScHooL-At Paschal Building, 10
Wards 9, and 10: Miss NJ. v. Jones, grader
A and B. Miss NJ. L. Sloss, grades @ and d.
PRIMARY SCHOOLS.
FIRsT. WARD.-Professor james Maloney
AT GRADED ScHooL-Fnr Wards 2. 3. 4 and
Miss Pattie TONNES, grades A and b. Miss W
X. Smith, grades A and b. Miss j.. B. Howard
AT SIxTH WARD School HousE-Miss Nan
ME Dawson, grades A, b, G and ID.
AT SEVENTH WARD SCHOOL HOUSE, Miss
Cora Arthur, grades A and b. Mise Mollie
AT Pa oHAL SCHOOL HoUsE-FOr Wards 8, {
and 10: Miss Lula NJ. Linn, grades A and b.
Miss Salhe McAlIster, grades c and ID. Miss
Maud u. Darlington, grades and ID.
GERMAN SCHOOLS.
Professor A. Wortheim. graded school. Mon.
day., Wednesdays and Fridays each week.
Paschal Building, Tuesdays and Thursday, a
N e, each week, and at the Seventh Ward Gram
mar School on Tuesdays and Thursdays p. m =,
each week.
Assignment of colored teachers will be made
in about one week;
J b. WYNN, A. P. WOODBRIDGE,
Supt. City Schools. Pres. BID Trustees.
au22 2t-sel
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j. B. White, a justice of the peace
of Navarro county, was convicted OF
assault with intent to murder. and
sentenced to two years in the peni-
Tertiary. He will appeal.
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EXPERIMENTS TESTING VARIETIES.
VARIETIES.

A st. Louis railroad conductor
awoke to find that he had oversight,
and that his train had gone without
him. He at once killed himselfwith
. pistol.
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Eradicates
MALARIA.

NaScS VI DiPiiliiciid yiciu
Feveredand SickPer-
sons refreshed and
Bed Sores prevent
ed by bathing with
Darbys Fluid.
I'm pure Air made
harmless and purified.
For Sore Throat IL is a
sure cure.
Contagion destroyed.
For Frosted Feet,
Chilblains, Piles,
Chafings, etc.
rheumatism cured.
Soft White Complex
ions secured by its use.
Ship Fever prevented.
To purify the Breath,
Cleanse the Teeth,
il can't be surpassed.
Catarrh relieved and
cured.
Erysipelas cured.
Overwhelmingly.
Scars prevented.
Dysentery cured.
Wounds healed rapidly.
Scurvy cured.
An Antidote for Animal
or Vegetable Poisons,
Stings, etc.
l used the Fluid during
our present affection with
Scarlet Fever with de-
cided advantage. It is
indispensable TO the sick
room. WIN. F. SAND
FORD, Eyrie, Ala.
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| Diphtheria
Prevented.

The physicians here
use Darbys Fluid very
successfully IN the treat
ment Of Diphtheria.
A. SToLLKNwKRcK,
! Greensboro, Ala.
letter dried up.
Cholera prevented.
Ulcers purified and
healed.
In cases ofDeath il
should be used about
the corpse lit will
prevent any unpleas-
ant smell.
The eminent Ply.
stefan, j. MARION
SIMS, M. D., New
York, says: 81 am
convinced Prof. Darbys
Prophylactic Fluid is a
valuable diSinferfanf %
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They relieve the eng0rged Liver, cleanse
the blood from poisonous humors, and
cause the bowels TO act naturally, with.
Try this remedy fairly, and You will gain
a healthy Digestion, Vigorous Body, Pure
Price, rs Cents. ONCE, as Murray st., n. r.
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And all Diseases of the Skin

Stops Headache, Toothache, Cholera Morbus,
Flux. Diarrhea, Collie and Cramps, and will be
found on trial to be the Best Pain Killer and
Ready Relief ever offered to the public.
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suffer from this dstressinS complaint: bnt form.
natey their goodness does not end here, and those
who once try them will find these little pills valu-
able in 80 many ways that they will not be willing
to do without them. But after all sick head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-07

10 thoee who pFeIcF IT 70 FTV TI"I7 "'
the same terms. , - ., os
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BELLAIRE.

The Orioles, the colored ball club OF TINS
city, will go TO Martins Ferry on saturday
and play the colorcd club OF that city.
Sullivan IL Kinds trade has increased so
that they are having two more chuteS
added to their coal works in the West End
Ellsworth Bradtield is lying dangerously
Ill with typhoid fever
Ralph Crozicr of South Union street. l.
quite i'll.
DR.. close was at st. Clairsville Yesterday
on business.
Addison Thompson, deputy clerk OF the
County Court, is in town.
Albert McMurry. of .Powhaton, was III
Siyty.four carloads OF Texas cattle will
arrive here on the i. Il Q. Road, and be fed
at the stock yards.
six carloads OF fine peaches passed here
Yesterday on the i. X .. Ro..d.
VIM. Fetthocder and family, OF Ben
wood, left for Europe last evening to visit
relatives.
Henry West clerk in s. @. Hamilton's
drug store. resigned Yesterday, and lett Tor
his home at ST. Clairsville last evening.
A good many BcllaiTc people Will take IN
the St. Clairsville fair to-day.
The colored people of our city Will give
dance at City Hall tonight a week.
Among the strangers in town, yesterday
we noticed Walter Foss, of Wooster, 4. NJ:
Jauues. Of New York, j. W. watt, o.
GAINESVILLE. II. \. Knapp, OF Memphis, ana
Mrs. VIM Knapp, OF Marietta. -,
The sun Flower ball club OF this city Will
plav the colOrcd club of Martins Ferry,
today. The Sun Flowers and the Orioles
will play tomorrow, down town.
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IIaIrRaies 10 baltimore OrioIc.

The details oi Baltmore's celebration are
almost perfected, and far enough advanced
to give general outline of the programme.
Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, September llth to 18th in
elusive, have been set apart rs the days,
and the special attractions for each will be
about as follows: On the ll,h Royal
Troops will attend the unveilirg OF the
monument TO Armistead on Eutaw Place.
In the afternoon there will be competitive
drills of the various military companies at
Druid Hill Park. On Wednesday, Scptem-
Der 18th. grand decorations and genera!
sightseeing. ON the 18th will be the Royal
Pageant IN which it is promised will par.
tiClpatc the various Mardi-Gras societies, in
Guiding the Knights of Menus, Infant
MyStics, s l. s., Myths. Cowbellians, Mem
phi OF Memphis Yelled Prophets OF st.
Louis, Rex, King of the Carnival, ComuS,
Momus and Pretcus, If New Orleans, sc.
For the benefit of all those desiring to
witness lialiimure's celebration. he Pan
Handle and Pennsylvania Route has ar
ranged 10 sell tickets 20 baltimore and re-
turn at half fare from all principal points
reached by its lines. Tickets good going
September ! 18th; good to return uutil Sep
tCmb Der 18Th
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SCOOPED.
The Standards Defeated for the
First Time.
Bad Decisions With Several Bad Errors Get
Away With the Boys.

About eight hundred people assembled
at the New Fair Grounds Yesterday attcr-
noon 10 witness the second match between
the Standards and the Neshannocks.
The game. mach to the surprise of the
spectators, resulted in a victory for New
Castle bv a score Of : to s. and the defeat OF
our bows for the first time this season
season. While the playing WIS not 50 GOOD
as the day previous, yet the close score an!
the doubt as to the result which lasted
throughout. caused the game 10 be much
enjoyable and interesting to the audience
The Standards played their usual team,
while the visiting club had theirs strength
ened considerably by the addition OF Rowe
and Welch OF the Crockery city, both OF
whom did good playing.
McNichol was objected TO by the No..
shannockS and Mr.. Wallace, member OF
their club. was selected 10 ill the position
Of umpire. His decisions caused much
complaint among the spectators, and the
opinion seemed tO be universal that our
BOYS had q combination OF the NeShInuocN'
Cruckerv city and umpire against them
Mr. Wallace is a very pleasant and genial
Gentleman and while we do not think he
erred Intentionally, yetwc certainly think
he was quite importionate i'll several OF ms
decisions. and is much better suited 10 right
field then the position of umpire, Our
boys played an uphill game from the De;
ginning. Several bad NUTS, with wild
throw upon their part, helped to bring
about the result. Yet they need not be
ashamed OF the game, which was hotly con
tested throughout, and not until the last
man was put out did the taiendS OF the
home club realize that their favOritcs were
defeated.
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WATER WAIFS.
Stray and Regular Matters Along the
River and Wharf.

III, r;,.,r mac gtill tho Ipplinp lt dark
me liNS' VS. "',l va ubowinc i've feet ten
;,3I 90. ns u,a,o,. in The channel
The Emma Graham passed down ycster-
day morning at : o'clock. ell route for Gin
rinnati
The Scotia passed up, en- route for Pitts
LrrCh Yesterday.
TRe Courier is the Purkcrsburg packet
g., dav
TTe Ro,cbalor Irave, for PITTSBURGH To-
d,v ~ ''' ''''''
Ibe Chancellor passed up Yesterday
mornipg. en- route for Pittsburgh
The Belle Prince arrived from below,
vi IN tow of ties.
II. NJ. Townsend and J. II. Mcdonnell
passed down with cmpties.
The Elaine passed up and the Monitor
and Vim. Kraft passed IN.
The Jennie Campbell and bargcS are laid
up At New Orleans
Ccrr,.roro S,,,tc,,,hnr River feet
,.rh','.,.G f.jilh,r Wcathor rrcar,
80, r:,.a5r,o., IN
bEo"N'Ni'i,r 'L,n'i ',nri lee' ~
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THE COUR is.
Proceedings in the Various judicial
Bodies Yesterday.

|. ;. DISTRICT CouRT-N. L. leans v:
nre.Iii' a. %. "I Nv ,rc i.i...
This day thr defend;nrs, by their Counsel
filed their exceptions to the libel hereto
fore filed in this cause
T m,e,,i'S Gn,nm,nSS - " tho
boat J0hn Loma,, In admiralty, The
court having fuIlv heard the ARGUMENTS Of
cnuusrI mon the execution to the libel
heretofore filed. il i, Considered hy the
rnurt that they Ice nyrrrulrd and tLrre-
mon thr drfeu,leuts file their answer and
claim to said libel
TSys. Henry Dice. ILLEGAL Iipror sell.
irr On motion Of nistrlrI Attorney. a
writ Of alias rapias is awarded returnable
forthwith.
[. :. vs. Era Suudsra>,. same. Same
ordered entered
L :. v. G.. NrdcIl Same. Same order.
L. ). vs.. Veronica Law. same
Clark and Hubbard. assIgnr,s. etc, vs..
lanes Hutchinson and others In chauccrv.
mon petirion Of u. l.. Hutchinson and
others Injunction granted restraining and
prohibiting Il G. Burr and \. J. Clarke.
special commissioners in said ,au-,' frum
selling or interfering with real estate or
rropcrty in said bill.
i.,,,r,.,- c,,.,,r--p,pr oyr-u.,.!r, t,rors
''hC.'i wv
This court mel n 4. NJ. anu u'SPoSeu
OF the following business.
TLoS II Il Starrer, was admitted to
-.
Prs''''''
state VS. Il. r NEh'Ch'n' U'hiCIe" 'o'
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MARTINS FERRY.

The two prisoners in the lookup are do
ing good work in breaking stones.
l.. W. Jones has Il monster sunlio"cr
stock. over which he is very proud. IT. Is
twelve feet high and bears lhirty-nine
good sized flowers.
At the Martins Ferry barrel, keg and
box factory is an order Tor l,loO barrels
for potatoes and apples.
John krucsh boasts OF having the hnest
crop of grapes and apples in this section.
Dir. F. s. Morrison and wife, of East Sa3l-
nav, Mich, who has been visiting here for
some weeks, returned yesterday.
James A. Dickson leaves tonight Tor his
home ut Clifton, Ohio, to spend a couple OF
weeks.
The semi-monthly social OF the Pres6y-
terrain Church will be held at II. W. Smith
lawn tomorrow night. There will be some
fine singing, and pleasant time is antlci'
patcd.
The sporting fraternity of our town is
well represented at the ball games on the
Island. We will have a game this after
noon the Updcgratls and the SunilowerS,
of Bellaire playing.
The Mission at the Catholic church which
began on Sunday morning at ten o'clock
terminated Yesterday morning at nine
o'clock. The meeting was under the charge
of Rev. Father Tcuhy, assisted by the Pass
ionist Father of Pittsburg and was very
interesting and successful throughout.
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STATE NEWS A SPECIALLY

Conducted with energy, ability, snf s'''
ness."- Warrington, Pa, DefiDfrH''
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THE FEMALE COLLEGE.
RC-Opening OF the Wheeling Female
College Yesterday Morning.

TN entering the institution the bright
appearance of everything made the visitor
feel that he had gotten within the bounds
uf the truly e>thciic. and inStuCtjvriy he
glanced around for "Osrar" himself We
vpuGcd our way with other visitors tn the
college hall. which WIS beautifully
trimmed and fr>tOuncd with ever
green. On the centre table placed
on the rustrum WAS m immense
bouquet. the gift Of Mrs SpeCht, of Clariug
ton ohio. presented for the occasion.
The exercises had begun as We entered
and We found Hon. G. y. Hubbard, presi-
dent OF the IOard Of Trustees, opening the
thirty third year ~ the college. Mr.. Hub.
bard spoke with more than his usual inter.
rSt and earncstnesS giving words Of wisdom
and some 2dyicc.
He was followed by Rev. Or. Cunning
ham, pastor of the FIRST Presbyterian
church. lie urged upon the students
thorCughne>S in all their work.
The President then introduced Rev. Geo
+ IIile. pastor OF the Chavline street NJ +
Church. This Young divine i very pppl
lar at the college. and all expected when he
rose bright. pithy, witty speech. None
were disappointed. lie was more practical
than metaphysical, but it was Just Suca a
talk that was appropriate on the opening OF
Il new college Year.
Mr. Hubbard called upon others
present To IKE part IN the cNrr-
C;ses. Mr.. Thomas, of the I"'sS
LIfn. responded in few well CHOSEN word
Of hearty congratulations and good wishes
10 the pros perity Of the College. aud w.
odd our by saying that We hope the mex
thir,v-three wears OF the college may he ~
success .ui as Ihe past.
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The Coming Walk.

NEW YORK, September 5.-All the crack
pedestrians in city sporting circles are asi-
tatcd over the approaching six days go-a,-
you-pleasc contest that is to begin al Mad
lson Squar" Garden, October %. George
Hazael, the present champion arrived from
England a week ago, and is represented by
Al Smith. Charles Rowell, the plucky lit
tie Engishman, who held the champion.
ship for long time, and finally succumb bed
To John Hughes peculiar tactics reached
the city on Sunday with his hacker, Peter
purvea. Patrick Fitzgerald, the fayorite Of
Long Island City, where he resides. is rep.
resented by Tom Davis while Hughes, the
"Leppcr," and George Noremac are under
stood To represent themselves. These walk
ers met to-day, at the office OF the Turf,
Field and Farm, where a deposit Of $500
each was made to bind an entrance fee of
$500 the other 800 to be put up u day. be-
fore the match.
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PARKERSBURG.
Change of Agents-QuarreI at "a Picnic
The Coming Reunion - AiIeged
Harse THIEF
Specim DiYsttch 10 tie Register.

Horse TIMER.
Specid Dispatch 10 tie Register.
PARKERsBURG. September G. All sub
scribers to the REGISTER in PaTkerSburg are
notified that one J. ]. Garrett has been dis
charged as an agent of the paper in this
place. Mr.. w. II. Brown will act as the sole
agent of the REGISTER here, and all sub
scriptions should be sent to him. Back
accounts due the REGISTER will be collected
by Mr. w. r. Frazier. Ali future settle
ments are to be made with Mr.. Brown.
Anthony Rowland, Of Cornwall, late all
employe of the i. Il O.. as superintendent
of track. died at his home On Sunday morn
ing last. Mr. Rowland has been in bad
health for some time. lie leaves a wife
and six children to mourn his loss.
During the recent picnic over the Kama
wha uuarrel occurred between two man
named Withc and Lyle, the latter being
seriously cut, but the wound IS not consld-
cred dangerous.
Our citizens are all looking forward 10
the reunion OF the Army of West Virginia,
which takes place here next week, and
preparations are being made to enter
lain the vast multitude OF visitors expect
cd here on that occasion. II Is eXpeCed
that "Infidel lob" will be one OF the at
fractions, and, as already announced, a
sham battle will be iou"ht on the historic
spot known as Fort Foreman, on the south
side of the Little Kanawha river, opposite
this city. ..
Thos Williams, from the vicinity OF Min
erol Wells. this county. was arrested and
brought before Justice Butcher to-day,
charged with stealing horse from John
Watkins of that vicinity. The theft &C.
Cured in June last, and from the evidence
offered it appears that the horse was traded
for a COW, which was produced here to-day,
and the Justice deemed the evidence suifi
cient to hold the prisoner who falling to
secure bond was committed TO Jail. The
wife of the accused was present, and was
very much affected when she found that
her husband must go to Jail, and when the
officers took charge of Williams the poor
woman tainted. but was soon restored to
consciousness by friends present.
A colored man, whose name we did not
learn, was arrested by Officer Curry this
morning on suspicion Of being an escaped
prisoner from Tyler county Jail.
Charles Marsh, of Nelsonvillc, Ohio has
entered the employ OF the Howe sewing
Machine Company. OF this city.
Mr.. Johnson. of Bellare, Ohio is the
guest of her father, James Copen, Of this
city.
Our genial Governor has returned to the
Capital city, but his private secretary
Major W. W. Jackson, is here yet.
The L. 5. Grand Jury, recently in session
here found two indictments against Al
bert Dawson, the young man from Roane
county, who is now confined in Wood
county Jail, on a charge OF robbing the mail
between Spencer and Jackson e. II. during
the winter of 1881. an account of which
was published in TIE REGISTER
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

JNNnER AND EY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED
- oi trust mad" Ia me 10y William &. Hand
Ian and Annie r.. laudlan. his wife ,I.iGsi
the 10th day of december lN.s and az r,s,nri
in the Office 81 ih" Clerk Of tho count, I'ourf
Of Ohio county, State ~ West Virginia. IN
Deed Of Trust Book No. II. page i7u, ! wW
offer AT public sale, AT the front door Of tho
Court House Of said Ohio county.
On SATURDAY, THE Inn DAY OF SEP
TENDER, lN>2.
The following described real property, tn WI:
ii! ilHi certain piCC" ar parcel oi r"a! o. 'n
sIll.a;" III said county In Ill" c!iy ~ NhT..-
In. ~ the southeast corner of Mark"' amt
SiN;"' uth Streets in said city. fronting twenty
I'VE - feet on said Market street and rum
ming back caSlwarlly, along the southern line
oi SAID Sixteenth street one hundred llOJf feet,
icuE the same property conveyed Ia sail
William G. HanIIan Toy a deed ~ partition
between himself and John HandItn, dIt~I
November Inn, ~. HuG Uf record ia the off
nee Of the Clerk OF the County court Of said
ohio county. in Decd Book NJ. ~. pag" ~.
Terms of S3,lc.-On"-ihIri of the purchase
money cash in hand on ~" day Ot sale, one
third thereof in one YEA, with interest, and
the residue in two NChI~, with interest, from
day Of sale, the purchaser giving his pTO'niN-
sorry notes for the deferred pU,uI"uts, with
good security. and .hr legal Utlc tn bc re-
tanned rs further security, until the whole
amount Of til" purcha>' money l. paii.
The title Of said property i h'll"N"i % l'
good. but the trustee conveys Only Ia" iI."
vested IN him 10y the said decd.
augIji DENNIS OEEEFFE.
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rhnrunnmrrrr Rcrnrn.

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store: