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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-02
WATER wAIFS.
Stray and Regular Matters Along the
River and wharf

Part of the machinery for Capt. Sweeney's
new boat was cast last Saturday.
The new boat which is being built by
Capt, Tom. Prince will be twin to the one
built by Capt Dode Berry.
Capt. John Barrett, the oarsman, is COM
plotting arrangements for building one Of
the finest boat houses that ever went
afloat on the Ohio.
Com. Paxton, who has been on the
steamer Lucas, will act as Captain on the
new steamer. No better selection could
have been made by Capt Prince.
If any of our readers wish to know where
fast time is made let them refer to the run
of the Courier on her last up trip.
From Cline's Landing she ran twepty-four
miles in three hours and made all landings.
Capt. Ebb. Cline held the wheel, while Col.
J. Z. Calhoun held the throttle, The Colo
mel says it was only little let out.
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ga xs.k IN yoeI o.! To-. r. - -
land HainA oo0Q
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HOTEL ARKIVAn.
50. James Hotel. october 1, Isss.


II Baker Latrobe A p Campbell Bethany
Geo II Henry, Phila. BSSthmer, washi'gt'n
Kude and wife MichI Connor, Chicago
HARTFORD, Pittsburgh Irving, Detroit.
b Gousher, ToronIo.T Kisner and wife city
h Koontz, New MARI NJ McCinnell Clevd.
tinsyilIe. G Fohley, Clarksburg
ID Miller. p. "A Pitman, city
W @ ESoth, Baltimore.9 ID FlendeTs, Gin.
J Bowers and wife,R Bot, Gin.
poddridFe 20 + Danekov, B & O.
j " Sweeney, city. A E Baldwin, city.
Lane, Blllo. Green Gin.
II Z Ma on, Detroit II She llcroSs Gin.
q g Eutler, Il & U. b McMeceen, city
7 + Vockratt, Pittsb'h.W Schaefier, Dayton
+ Rogers SIN Marks, do
] N Workman, B & Oh H Downer, Buffalo
] 2 Clip on Jacksn Glib w Hamilton StLouis
NJ Allen, Cleyeland.A l. Rheinstone, NY
1T Plummer. NY NJ T Raleigh, do
SonlSon, Chicago A W Cramer, Wellsbh
Il Dorsuch, Sy kevilleE Ellis, Zanesville
II Sproule. Hancock col w Chimney, B 4 o
r II Hemdou. CITY G II Evans, BALTIC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-02

cSTATE or WEST VIRGINIA ~ I"
- Circuit Court of Ohio County
J,R. Murray, Administrator OF
j, G. Girls, deceased, and I'D
his own right, In ,h,.,s
w.
Ar, r criss. widow 81 J. e.
CI,ss. dsceasld, Della J. Mur.
raw. N. r.. Murray and A. i.
Murray, his wife, W. T., CnS'
George Criss, y. /. Hog, rus
tee, Mary Woods, :: spence
David FULTON and n. Lowry
nv virtue OF m order 81 rcfercn" =. sn' ~,
the above entitled carse, on tDs ~, ~ az
s1niembsr. IHs2, 10 IN referred 70 w go
signsd Commissioner Of the -
sfste. settie and adjust the aocoons A.
MuTray. Administrator 81 ~. -, {
- snsw,iuo ,shat nxets Of the sAh 4
In his bands NJ such AdDinlaisMs...s - 49,
ard 10 whom the anne should U ~ a. =
and. also. the yaine sDd anhu, a.. ,,lv
esiste I'm the bill mentioned, ADO , w :. ~ &
the dover Of Ann Il. Cria thefeaN'
age Of the saId Ann y. CriS. alan dlrsaS
The said Commissioner 80. oviz
ASCERTAIN all the debts wb!.n ~ HI ~
the said J. G. Criss 81 tns u 70 prodgl.
and. N any Of them are enuIy s "a ~
nay,nsnt out Of his estate, wnleo -, NJ
ala Com missioner shall also s III d ~
he may deem pertinent, or any,
est may require. ,,., The uobsrx
b. 80 On Tuesdsy, the pth esJo "a
isSo commencjne nj nine o'cioes 80 arraJ
lime and hts once, No. lDrnsp :. Il -
the city OF Wheeling, v. N..csir ~
NJ which he will proceed 70 ~. ~ or
port the several mstten ID VI" -
Given under my hand thi .u Hs IParp
tember, Iss0. Cousisss
R ss1's;,o w5 scr 0aS sGl 1ns
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DEATH OF GEORGE cOzAD.
UntimeIy End OF an Able worker and
Generous Friend.


HIS many friends in this city and in the
State and country at large, will be grieved
and shocked to learn the death OF George
Cozad, which occurred at half-past eight
o'clock, yesterday, at his home, No. los
Fifteenth street For some time past, near
" q year, Mr. Cozad had been filling the
chair OF telegraph editor OF the REGISTER,
and during the past two weeks had tenn
porarily vacated il, to recruit his failing
health. On Saturday he was so lar recoy.
cred as to be able to leave the house and
visit the office, where he performed several
light duties. Yesterday morning he arose,
feeling somewhat better, and had seated
himself to read the papers, when suddenly
his head fell back and he was dead. dis
heart had been rent in twain.
Mr.. COzad was,b born in the interior OF this
State, and had just completed his thirty
ninth year. The earlier part OF his man
hood life had been devoted to the practice
OF law, and, in conjunction with his oroth.
az lie publication OF newspaper, first at
| Weston and then at Parkersburg. After
| the war he went to Louisville and occupied
| a position on the COurier-JOurnat, going from
there TO Cincinnati, where he engaged IN
general newspaper work. In the latter Par'
| of last wear he came to Wheeling ana De
same telegraph editor OF the REGISTER,
which position he occupied up to the time
| OF his illness and death.
Besides being fluent and graceful wrl
| ter. he brought to his profession an active
and well-stored mind and perceptive facui
ties the keenest His capacity for WORK
was only equal to his readiness ana VII
lingness, and his duties were performed
with unvarying intelligence and aiacrlty
| Personally, he was of an engaging d'sposi
ton and had made many friends who untal
teringly stood by him. warm heares sd anS
himself to his associates at the REGIsrEI
office, that they will mourn his loss &c
them, both as friend and brother ana a.
an indefatigable co-worker. ,.;
He leaves q family Of two interesting
| daughters and an aged mother, all depend
emit upon him for support, aud in yer!
| Strengthened circumstances.
The funeral will take place at ocloct
this afternoon.
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OHIO.
POINTS ON PEOPLE
fOINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News of q Personal
Character.

The Most Recent News of q Personal
Character.
CO.. Zen Wilson returned to Clarksburg,
yc",erdSy.
Marshal Atkinson is home from politi.
81 trip 20 the interior.
NJ. T. c. Wilson and Miss Florence
Towers bSve returned from Dakota
Rev. c. P. Mason leaves this morning for
his new field of labor at Scranton, Pa
Alex Campbell. j., OF Bethany, spent
Yesterday in the city, the guest of Andrew
Wilson, Jr..
Councillor Cracraft has returned from q
visit to TriadelDh'a district and predicts q
rousing Democratic majority from there.
Miss Mary Bishop, of he Eight Ward,
was handsomely entertained at q surprise
PSr.y, Oh ! "a day, given in honor of her
fifteenth birthday,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-02
JUDGES OF ELECTION

A ND CANvAssERs OF THE VOTE TO
"A be cast on October 10th.
At n special meeting OF the Board OF Com
mifsioneIs, held September 1th, tne Following
Canvassers OF the election TO be held on Octo-
Der 10th next:
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
Al Vigilant Engine House.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Edwards, James
Canvassers-A. 7. Garden, VIM. Kenney.
Fritz schnp. a..
Al Fulton
Commissioners-Ed. Hamm, d. Clemens,
Louis Roth.
MADISON DISTRICT.
.. At Second Ward Market.
Commissioners-G X. Wheat, NJ. Pollock,
Canvassers-Jas. H. MCGEE, Elias G. stifel,
Jr, r. +. linn.
On Island.
Commissioners-R- H. aillsspy. R T. Girls.
we'll, Hugh NcGraw.
CLAY DISTRICT.
At Court Ho,se.
Ccmmissioners-M. Reilly, W. r. Peterson,
Canvassers-A. II. Beach, II. II. Pendleton,
Joseph u. Elson.
UNION DISTRICT.
At Atlantic Engine Hotae..
Commirsionerx--E. c. Jeffers, August Gehr.
1Dk, J. ~. ENlnR.
Canvassers-W Harvey, John Bodiey, @.
q. Hannah.
CENTER DISTRICT.
At Guards Hose House.
Commissionen-John volger, JaA Wheeler,
CanvSsen-w. Mylea, z. W. Dunaway
John +. Miller.
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
At United Engine Hotue.
COMMISSIONERS. Clark, J. n. Todd, L. b
Canyassen-L. H. Albright, Robert Clark
Vim. Hastings. l =
RICHIE DISTRICT.
At House of L. Asnssu'
Commissionen-W.F. Grade, 4. ME. fhoA
ncanva.sen-w. C. Handlan, VIM. Craig. sr-
At AdamS School HOUSE.
Commissionsrs-J.s g. Garvtn, R. CsssxeIi, J.
Bowman. -ar.se - E.-a - +,
TRIAprLPH1A DrrHIcf.
Precinct No. 1, at Mr.. L1vscn's.
Commi4ioner-E.L L. Dennis, James II. Rus.
sell, Taylor Foreman.
Precinct No. 2, at James RoJinson's, at Middle
Wheeling Creek
Commissioper-Jobn Robfnson, James Old.
ham, y. d. Henderson.
Precinct No. 8, at School Hoxse, roar Lo1theY.
Commisionen-Isaac Blanchard, Frank
Walters, u. ]. Carr.
LIBERTY pIsrnfcr.
Precinct No. /, at Ars. Ewing's. 8
Commissiopers-wm. Gaston. r a YIN.
hanson, Isaac Davis.
Precinct No. 2, at B. L. Rodges.
,Conmissioners-w. g. CurtiA, James Dissu,
II. Ridgely.
Precinct No. 8, At FdriS, Potomac.
Conmishonefs-J. C. Far1s, ]. II. Cannon,
Isaac ehedeker.
s1cffLISD DISTRICT.
Precinct No. I, Riehland School Hosx.
Comminiohes-wha. North, Z. Ridssly,y
Tmpin.
Pfecina No. 2, GlenRS Ran sehoos Hosk.
Commisdoners-k- Nooee, }. b Lyis, Dsys
Garden. r. -
Csnvassers can only b appointed Tor piAsss
Of voting at which 500 Of mofe votes wole 80
at the last preceding eencraf election. DeoeU
ca aveek in yc1f ovl tcM, r. .
land Mama 0o0W
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-02
NbreIin9 Re9istrr
noNnAY- 0C rORER D 1859.
LOCAL I'M ELLIGENcE
Index to New Advertisements.

Base Bal'-Detroits vs. Standards.
Carriage Manufscturers-JOhnP farr & 70.
Window Cases for Sale-Miller X Franz
helm.
The Victor F'Our-Edward Reid.
Imported and Domestic WiueS-Tda
Wave Saloon.
Granite Ware-G. w. JOhnSOn'S Sons.
Button and Lace ShUeS-J. L. Stone,
The Champion Iron Fence-B. Fisher <
SOn.
Vegetables and Fruits. II. Diehl 4 Co.
Fall and Winter Suitings-r. c. Mofat &
Co.--r
White and Red Lead-W. A. Wilson.
For CinC'uuati-SteSmer Andes.
BIeeCb Loading GunS-L G. Dillon
Fourth Page.
Undertaking and Embalming-G. Mendel
4 Co.
Notice to Whom il May Concern.
Hosiery and UnderweLr-A. Siedenbach
* FRO FUnr,b Page.
Tariff Commission Notice.
Notice To Whom 10 May Concern.
Report 81 Heath officer.
Go TO the MeLare House cigar stand
Tor the finest Kna ported Cigars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-02

PRoF. MULLEN's Dancing Academy at Ger
mania Hall opened up Thursday night with
a good attendance. The prospects for
large class are excellent. The Professor
left for Steubenville Friday, he having
8 class there, and will remain until Tues,
day. The list of his class has been left At
F; d. Fishers drug store, where persons
who desire to join can see it There are
several applications for admittance to the
afternoon class. Ladies and children de-
nring 70 JON 1t are requested to call at
wilson q baumers music store and leave
Their names, or address No. So Sixteenth
street. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-02

Presbyterian Church yesterday, the pss sor,
Rev, i. j. McCarrell, officiating. Ine ser
mons were highly appreciated ana tue
Rev. Father.TeDhy, pastor Of st Joins
Catholic Church. will preach in me Ua.hU
lie Church at Bridgeport the first sanoaS
OF each month. He preached in this cnufch
Yesterday morning at 10 An.
The mill boys who have been away "of
Mr. John Woods, the skiff ferryman' hao
a skifi stolen yesterday morning. ,.,d
Reaping Thanksgiving services were nsiu
in the German Lutheran Church yesteruay
morning. Rev. Doepkin, pastor, delivered
a very interesting sermon to a large num- iii.
her OF hearers. The sermon delivered was
concerning the large crops. and gave en,ile
satisfaction. The church was heavily DEC
GRATED with fruits, vegetables n love
grain, grass, ETC., and presented a nne APP
pearance. :, , "a
elegant little cook stove weighing WV
nonnds, is on exhibition at Ditman's Npx:
ely House, and is quite curiosity.
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A Tribute From Weston.

WESTON, October 1.-The death OF George
Cozad, o. the REcIsrEs, is deeply regretted
he e. In Lewis county he was exceeding
ly opular, and our pc ople, as well as the
whole bSr with whom he associated, ex-
press deep feelings of sorrow. He was
Democrat OF Democrats, a good lawyer and
an able speaker, and did more to rid the
State OF registration and its sorrows tnan
any other man in the interior of West Vir.
sinia. We honor him as a friend and de-
fender of the people when it took pure
manhood to be Democrat
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IRdieRtsOns

WASHINGTON, 0c.ober 3O-i A. N-FO.
the Ohio and Tennessee valleys, party
c'ouGy weather, aud light local rains, With
E2Or,nwtst to southwest winds, slight
.sciSDces intemperature and stationary or
lover barometer.
lover Lake region, lair weather, with W.
riabie winds, slight change III temperature,
rising followed by falling barometer.
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The Emo Of Discount,

Taxpayers will be interested on learning
that discount on State and county taxes
closes in the various districts as follows:
Washington, October 2 and 81 Madison,
October 4 ard 5; Clay, October and Z;
p Union, October 6 aud Z; Centre, October d
and IL; Webster October u and Is, Richie.
October IA and rs; Liberty, October , aud
3; Triadelphia, October 4and S; Richland,
* ArAT
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True 20 Her Trust.

Too much cannot be said of the ever
faithful wife and mother, constantly watch
ing and caring for her dear ones, never neg
Letting single duty in their behalf. When
they are assaulted by disease, and the sys-
tenn should have q thorough cleansing, the
stomach and bowels regulated, blood puri-
fed, and malarial poison exterminated, she
must know that Electric Bitters are the
only sure remedy. They are the best and
purest medicine in the world, and only
cost so cents. Sold by Logan & Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-02

"ss"Fgures are not always facts" but
the incontrovertible facts concerning Xii.
ney-WOrt are better than most figures FIR
iDsIsnce: 1t is curing everybody" writes
druggist. 'kidney-WOrt IS the most
popular medicine We sell" IL should be
by right, for no other medicine has such
specific action ON the liver, bowels and kid.
news Do not fail 10 try H.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-02
p-,~hs.s Di.ease, diabetes.

Beware Of the stuff that pretends to cure
these diseases, or other serious Kidney,
Urinary or Liver diseases, as they only re
.vorse Afterwards, but rely solely on Hop
p;t,srs the only remedy that will surely
sd permanently cure You. IL destroys
End removes the cause OF disease SO elect
pal ,l.,t il never returns
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-02
TINE YEARS FAILURES.
Business EmbRrraSsments In Ohio,
PennsylvanlR and West Virginia.

Manager 4. b. Wigley, who mas the'su-
perviSion of the mercantile agency of K G.
Dunn & Co, in Pittsburg furnishes the fol-
lowing statistics for the first three quarters
If lSS2. The figures given are the returns
from fifteen counties in Ohio, twelve in
PENNSYLVANIA and thirty in West Virginia,
which comprises the district attached to
the Pittsburg office. The failure of a large
cooperage works at Huntington, and exteu-
Siye oil failure in Volcano accounts for the
Excessive figures for the last quarter in
West Virginia. Tue following statement
shows the figures:
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x,r,rrro cpEDrroA

To the creditors Of J. c. Chs, go. 60 a..
I. pursuance Of . decree o. y, ~. ! sss -,
of the county Of Ohio, mo- a.. raj sssx -
in pending, 20 sublec' sSmssi d -
you are required 70 psa !. G CO.,
isssicss,a aSt :. CO. Sossps r.a '.
~ Ia ofnee, No. lzD Cnsp .aS coarT
Ssiore The iOth day q os a,Iash CID
Wifneas fsm1 B. HS.nb.f,
court, ihis tth ssZ III e SoColASt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-02
Rright's Disease OF the Kidneys, Dfa.
hefea.

No Danger from these diseases IL you use
Hop Bitters; besides, being the best family
medicine ever made, Trust no other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-02
Yeferinary Hospital.

Dr.C. B. Robinson has found Unnecessary.
owing TO increase of practice, to establish Q
Veterinary Hospital where sick animals n
can be treated in rational and scientnc
manner. All animals placed in bis hands
will receive the best of attention. ana
treated according TO the dictates OF science.
Hospital; No. Eleventh street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-02
APRENIUM WITH THE REGnr
A series OF articles on the

UndeVeIOPed Riehes % the baasN
Carefully and thoughtfully prepared y
most fascinating writer will he prip,et I
the REGISTER running through the cous
year. These articles, will alone, be worn /
any West vlrginian, many times The Ir'
of the paper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-02

The REGISTER has paid correspondent
Intelligence and integrity In every sd'<
the state, whose business II Is 10 furnish q
paper with all that Interests the rrops
his locality to aid every ciiot al imp'7"
ment, and In the development Of ht
sources OF the State. And II also has
CorresponAeats IN Tie Principal ciss
OF the country, who are wide awake On
; ering that which will interest and Foai v
people OF West Virginia.
the Market REPOnn
or the leading cities, at home and if-rs
constitute Q valuable feature OF th' -
IsTER.
"I%vis Baker a Co. are the mSt ~
Newspaper men In the country ana w .
news which escapes their yiSilani ~
worth Me recording. -Ltd<rton bs0T
OssA ~ . Speeiass Cspy ssssss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-02

"WHENEvER you are sick and the doctor
tries this and then that stop fooling and
take PKRVsA,"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-02
the WEALTH

"The enterprise OF the WHEELING Rtnru,
recognized and appreciated by the psnpls hs, n
10 the Enquirer Of this state kopI1Ov, ~
Dominion,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-02
AVAILABLE BOOK

Of nearly 500 pages, on the wealth. dtv,lc.
and undeveloped, Of West Virginia. BY ~
distinguished authorities as RCI Xsu,
Ftilou Of the Royal ACADEMY, Lo~1,
Prof. Fbntdine, Of the University, aud .,
Speaker, Geo. H. Mo6etl, will he seni u
APRENIUM WITH THE REGnna
10 those who prefer Y TO the map, on emo
the snme terms.
Price o." virsinis's wealth" Sls
sThe REGIsr ER In the leading paper q VI
Virginia, and I. one Of our bcs; exchanges 10
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-02

As taken at schnepfs Opera House drug
store:
SUNDAY.
7A.M.l2N.SP.M. Jpn. 7A.M.nM.SpM.7p.N.
- % 81 "a ~ 20 u %
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STATE NEWS A SPECIALITY.

Conducted with energy. ability. and Errsi q
ness."- Widihingt0n, Id., DcHaoerut.
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WeehIy kegisier. ala
THE MAP A. A PRENIrv

The Map will be sent as premium I. q
persons who remit $50 for III. VIM,
REGISTER, one year, and 10 ceuu to pay ~
age OIL the Map.
"The REoisrER 10 really tn, on,y d,IIr
paper In the state. ~ dTlstsr; TIspraa \.
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DEATHS DOING.
The Rate for Scptcmbcr E:Iu Lower -
UpIy "a Deaths.

Only "A Deaths.
Health Oiiccr Eiwsrd's report for the
past month shows still Iurther falling
of, or II les than The SINE month lest
year. The report is as follows:
Deaths from all causes, except premature
and stu born
Proportion in 900 OF population per an
NUM- VI 81
Males .."2
W ME
COlOred
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THE WEALTH

THE WEALTH THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH OF TIE wIAlrH
JTHE WEALTH wrsr THE wEALrs
THE WEALTH THE wgII,
THE WEALTH VIRGINIA THE WALT
THE WEALTH issa THE wrILru
THE WEALTH THE WEALTH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-02
Thermometer Record.

Go 60 the MeLnre House cigar stand
for the finest Imported Cigars.
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HoDEL NAP OF wEsr ylRcr,.

It win show all the County and Nsrs,-.
District lines, Senatorial and Con,,s,.,S
District lines, Railroads bull, and err :
be built in the near future, Railroad 80
Post-offices, the area in acres OF each -
population OF counties. vote Of each 49,
at the last presidential election, pon,, J
each county, Geological sections Of N, ..s
and a hundred other things Of vain. !,
size II will be about Sc Z n inches
RelNA ~ Me-, a. a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-02

"The RnaIsrEa g keeping step W.,
.ssie nS SSSpeS SS,,,, nov rOGcha.
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LEWIS sAKRA~
TERMS.

TERMS. -
PER YEAR, BY NAIL, por.,
DAILY' six days in the week Rla
WEEKLY i RsS Sfsf Il Rshe Vesf.-:..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-02

The proprietos Of the WHEELING D..
TER have engaged the services O, rs,,'.
well qualified for the task, to r., n,
will readily be conceded 10 bea S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-02

A ND CANvASsERS OF THE VOTE TO
IA be cast on October 10th.
At special meeting Of the Board Of Com
mifsioneIs, held september It'll, the following
persons were appointed Commissioners and
CanvaSers OF the election to be held on Octo-
her nth next: ...
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THE REelsrr,
IhE REclsrEn

We cordially recommend i,,o
model Family newspaper" lorra.ssass adeas \,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-09

The cheapest clothing house South is
Famous, 40 Congress sreet.-Adv.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-09
A Lively Fight.

About O'Clock yesterday afternoon the
first mate Il the Florida and a sailor who
was doing sCme painting on board the
steamer had dispute concerning the work,
which resulted in a lively scrimmsge for
few minutes, both parties being heavy hit
tiers, on the Sullivan order. In the first
round the mate was AOorei by the sSilor,
with a heavy blow. In the next ISund TIE
sailor was knocked down by q blow in the
eve, which nearly closed that optic, anu
raised q very large manssrd. In the neXt
rouud the sailor was again knocked down
by q powerful blow in the mouth, which
caused the blood to gUsh forth in a stream
When he arose to his feet he drew a sheath
knife and made 2 rush for the mate, but
was fortunately caught By the second mate
ard disarmed before ne could do any injury.
The frscas oeeasioned 8 ripple Of excite
rneut on the wharf.