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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-12
maRTIx,s FERRr.

Mr.. Tbos. Johns is in Silver City, Col.
| and saws the grandeur of which he cannon
| describe.
Rev. ]. J. NcCarreli and family lett yes
terdsy fer Claysyille, Pa, to spend-tne
week.
Chas. McCarty has a big boil on bis
neck.
NIT. Thomas, of the firm Of W. N.
Holiday d Co., started East 70 purchase
their fall stock Of goods.
Rev. VIM. McCarrell and wife returned
bone yesterday.
Nr. J. W. Pennington is home on the
sick list.
Mr.. s. H. Heaton started yesterday
through Ohio on business trip. Success,
Sam.
Cbas. Clark, of wheeling, who has been
attending college at New York, is in town
spending his vacation.
Mrs. Louisa Carmichael. OF Indiana, IS
the guest of heI daughter, Mrs. Robt- Car
Miss Bird Irwin has returned from the
seashore. g,
The Neswords farm is we'll represented
at the State Fair, in the way OF grapes,
peaches, etc. Mrs Indiana McSwords has
entered a very handsome log cabin quilt.
John Ritter, who has been down with
typhoid fever for six weeks, made his ap'
pearanee on the streets, yesterday:
The new engine at the Ohio Valley AerS
office runs to perfection, and Father Dren-
men is as happy as any man you ever saw.
Mr.. Drennen informs us that they have so
much Job work on hands that he don't see
how thew can get the NcWS out this week.
The matrimonial market is booming and
Squire Mayes very often takes in the
shekels from our young people.
David Comley, of Mt Pleasant, was in
town yesterday, working up his patent stlp'
run and spur, which takes the cake.
Our readers will remember the account
of the robbery at VIM. Woods residence,
west of town, on last Friday afternoon. Our
police were notified of the robbery and at
once began working it up. Edward Ander.
son and Thos. McKnighten, youths of
our little city, were blamed with the theft.
Hearing they were fishing near Burlington,
Marshal Hanson and officers Wright and
Bayless epaired to the spot on Sunday
night. Anderson was out looking the line
when the police neared their tent tent;
They lay in the willows until
Jumped on the fishermen, pointing revol-
vors at them, and warning them against
moving. Anderson started, but on the re-
quest OF Marshsl Hanson to stop he done
SO, and he and McKnighten were placed
under arrest and put in the refrigerator
and will receive hearing this morning.
A drunken Irishman was arrested last
night.
Name Johnson, of Newark, is in town
visiting his parents and many friends.
Lunch every morning at c. d. thinner.
mans saloon on First street.
Mrs. Joshua Russell, Of Sistersville, is
80 ID
Miss Blanche Dyson, daughter Of Theo;
Dyson, who has hk22en down Win typhoid
/ fever for some weeks, is convalescent.
Five dogs were ''pizened" yesterday
| Returns not all in.
Wanted-An energetic young man OF
| boy, who has had some experience In the
| hat or shoe business, and can come well
| recommended. For further information,
address H. & s., care REGISTER office.
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OAKLAND, o.
Special 10 The Re0tster.

OAKLAND, o., September 1.-THE S. s.
will give a picnic on Saturday, the sd
inst, in the grove near the school build
ing.
DR.. Crumbacker leaves to-day for week s
visit in Wheeling.
The case involving the vacation Of the
road running between tho lands of Dr.
Lafferty and Calvin Pollock. was argued
before the County Commissioners last
week, by the counsel for each, and was re-
ferrea to the Common Pleas Judge, it in
volvipg point Of law, viz: Does the open
ing of new road vacate the old one? The
final decision Of this point of law will doubt
less save much quibbling in such matters
in the future. 1t is q decision in which
many are interested.
The choice Of the Democratic Convention
is heartily indosed here ny the members
OF the party, and the Republican leaders
may justly feel him to be a formidable
opponent Updegraff is in danger of not
getting to sleek his locks in the House next
term.
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PARKERSBURG.
News Notes from Down the River.
IS,ecinI IN The Re0fsfer

PARKERsDURG, September 1.-THE Reunion
of the Army of west Virginia will bring
hundreds of Greenbackcrs from all parts of
the State Col Harper the great Green back
orator from Illinois, will be here and ad-
dress the meeting. Also other speakers OF
note. A county convention will be
held on that day, and in addition to the
Legislative and Commissioner tickets to be
nominated, a candidate for the Senate will
be nominated, and that honor will fall upon
our fellow citizen &. J.. Spence, providing
his consent can be obtained.
Hon. Eaustace Gibson, Democratic candi-
date for Congress, returned to the city Sat
urday, after an absence OF several days
canvass in the adjoining counties, and will
20 to ST. Marys to-day where he will ad.
dress the Democracy Of Peasants county.
Col G. is meeting with hearty receptions
at all points, and while the Republicans
are fattering themselves that he will not
receive the full and undivided support Of
the party at the polls, they are basing their
hopes upon the false and malicious SLAM
ders they are circulating throughout the
district There is no doubt that Col Glib
son will receive the full party vote, and it
is useless for the Republicans to tiatter
themselves to the contrary.
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Low Rate Excursion 10 Chicago

Via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on Tues
day, September 10Th, 1882. On above date
Excursion train will run as follows:
Leave Washington, Pa, at 6:55 A. NJ, OILS
a. NJ, 500 p. NJ, round trip rate SO; Wheel.
ing at $50 A. NJ, 80 P. NJ. IL: is P. ", round
trip rate IS; Bellaire at 1905 a. NJ, 2:l0 z.
NJ, II so p. NJ, round trip rate, $500. Ar
rive at Chicago at 5:55 A. NJ, S:35 A. NJ, 1920
=. NJ. Tickets good to return for ten days.
Returning, trains leave Chicago at $40 A.
NJ. $40 P. NJ, and lO:50R:M. Day coaches
and B. e. 0. palace sleepers to and from
Chicago without change, on all through
trains This will be the most popular OK.
cursion ofthe season. The extremely low
rates and length of time given, will enable
every one not only to see Chicago, the
great city of the West, but also to visit
friends and relatives in the Northwest.
The far-famed Chicago Exposition will
open Wednesday, September 9th, with its
many attractive features, representing all
departments of Science, Industry and Art,
will be open day and night for visitors, and
is in itself we'll worth your trip.
Remember the day and date, and go on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, whose
Fast Trains, Through Cars, and Unrivaled
Equipment makes it the Popular Route be-
tween the East and West.
For tickets, general information, etc,
call on Agents of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, or address J. T. Lane, Passenger
Agent, Bellaire, o.
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An AttemptetI burglary.

Last night about II O'Clock one Of the
young men who rooms over Mr.. I; INNS
confectionery, corner of Main and Tenth
streets, heard some person working at the
back door of Mr.. Zinn's store. Slipping his
clothes quickly on, he crept down stairs
and opened the door. One Of the men
spoke TO his partner, saying: LET the
have IT," and he did it, with ven
.geanee, striking him across the head with a
short club, but was frightened OFF by the
gentlemen firing bis pistol just as he was
struck, He followed them down over the
bank on the p, W. q Ky. track, but they
outrun him. Nightwatchman Crawford
was notified and rendered him all the as
sistanee necessary. but the thieves made
good their escape.
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Rose Eytiuge.

This evening at the Academy OF Music
this talented actress will appear as the
princess of Paris" supported by a power
full company. Miss Eytinge is the most
powerful and versatile actress on the
American stage, and her enrapture of the
character that she personates tonight is
peculiarly happy.
Tickets on sale at c. Y Lucas.
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Nbtelins Re9istes
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER Ie, 1882.
local INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements.

Building Materials-W. A. wilson.
Wanted-Waiter in Restaurant.
Initial Lace Pins-I. g. Dillon.
New Fall Wraps. S. Rhodes & Co.
State Fair NOtice-Flower Day.
Estray-Roan-colored Cow.
Ice Cream-Thos +. Heyman.
For Sale-Printing Establishment-[LO To-
cal Page
To Visitors-R. 4. McCabe & Co.
Elegant and Cheap Shoes. 7. Stone.
Notice-R A. MCCabe & Co.
The Best-Tidal Wave saloon.
Another NewStOck-Miller 4 Franzheim.
The Gladiator Cook StoYe-B. Fisher &
Son.
The Victor Flour-Edward Reid.
Melons,. II. Diehl & Co.
Toilet Powders-R. II. List.
For Sale-Skiff-[LOcalP Page.
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, september PA. Mos
the Tennessee and Ohio valley, fsit
weather, northwesterly winds, stationary
preceded in eastern portion by rising bar
ometer and stationary temperature.
For the Lower Lake region, fair weather,
tionary barometer and stationary or lower
fempArature
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NOTICE.

rs pairs WOmen'S Side-Lace
and FOXed Caters, at S1.OO per
pair.
63 pairs WOmen's Lasting Lace
Caters, at zoe per pair.
SO pairs WOmen'S Walking
Shoes, at 75c per pair.
Call early at j. w. AMICK'S,
No. 1143 Main Street.
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SPORTING MATTERS.

Races on.
COMFY ISLAND, September 1.-THE races
are oil, on account Of heavy storm.
Game Prevented.
TRENTON, N. j.. September 1.-The rain
to-day prevented the game betWeen tho
Western cricket team and the Trentons.
The Toiede Meeting.
TOLEDO, O.. September 1.-THE fall meet
ing of the Tri.State Trotting Association
will commence tomorrow. and continue
through the week.
Base Ball.
At Cincinnati
louisville -.......:....-s os9SSsss-a
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Grand Annual Excursion 10 Chicago,
via the Panhandle Route, Tuesday,
September 10, ISs2-Tiekets Good for
Ten Days.


September 10, ISs2-Tiekets Good for
Ten Days.
Tuesday, September 10, has been fixed
by the managers of the Pittsburgh, Gncin.
nat and ST. Louis Ry. Co.-Pan- Handle
Route-ss the date for the Annual Cheap
Excursion to Chicago, via the old reliable
and popular Pan Handle" These annual
pleasure trips have become very popular
with the people, and are looked forward to
with great interest The pleasure of trip to
the great Metropolis of the Northwest; the
opportunity to visit friends and relatives
in that region, and to obtain short respite
from the tolls and cares OF everyday life,
is hailed with delight by all, especially
when the cost of making the trip is placed
at amere nominal figure. The Chicago Ex.
position will be in full blast, and the Great
Chicago Horse Fair will be open.
Make all necessary arrangements to join
the excursion this year. II you have never
been to Chicago, 60 now. If you have been
there before, 60 again. The pleasures of
the trip will amply repay you. Posters
and circulars announcing the time of trains
and rates will be out in few days, and can
be obtained from agents OF the company at
all stations. Remember the date. Tuesday.
September 10. Tickets good for ten days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-12

BRIeHr's DISEASE of the Kidneys, Diabetes
and other Diseases Of the Kidneys and Liv.
er, which you are being % frightened
about, Hop Bitters is the emily thing that
will surely and permanently prevent and
cure. Allother pretended cures only relieve
for time and then make you many times
vorse.
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EXCHANGES.
The Weekly Clearing House Report.

BosTos, MASS, September u.-From the
Post: The following table shows the total
gross exchanges at twenty-six leading clear
ing houses in the United States, for the
weeK ending September 9th:
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AlWAysin stock.

A well selected stock of Fine Field
Glasses, Telescopes and Bsrometers at I. G.
billions Jewelry Store.
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GEORGE r TAYLOR is now prepared to
show new fall and winter cloaks Of latest
styles.
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LIQUID eas, fresh every day, for the pain
less extraction of teeth, at the New York
Dental Co.'S Office. 1850 Main street Ex-
tracing, IS cents; when gas is given, so
cents.
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A Handsome Souvenir to every
purchaser during Fair Week. j.
BRILLES, 1853 Main st.
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Grand Display OF Millinery
Goods this week. at Z. RODY'S,
1110 Main Street.
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BLACK Henrietta Cloths and Cashmeres
in all the better grades, just opened by Geo.
4. Taylor.
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Go OUT to Seibert's Garden, either day OF
night, if you want recreation aud fresh air
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A HANDSOME Souvenir to every purch ,ser
during Fair week. J. Brilles, lbs Msn
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Go 20 the MeLure House cigar stand
for the finest Imported Cigars.
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II you want to buy good goods, and cheap,
call this week at Emsheimer's on Eleventh
near the Second ward market
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Mrs. M. WArCHTER, Springdale, Pa. My
Chronic Catarrh is much better, from the
use of PERUNA
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Cow and see them, 10000 yards indiso
blue Prints worth loeat &c, aW ss =,
Plaid At 81 100 dozen sxe s gs;cb n ars rood
m rained AZ a5e 100 do.eu ladies pune linen
M Ta 1T Sc, 58dozen satin damask
Tn~sIs oaII4. At CSC, worth 40c; they are
immense. In addition We hsvs an I'M
, stock of dry goods from SC to IS per
xard Come ana see tie Gr.ndest stock O
CIosis, Dolmsns, JacketA Ulstssstte;, s1 10
in MACK and colors from - 70 go: Ask %
Gee the $40 silk Dolmans and 70 Circulars,
and YOU will be surprised when, you 100.
at orr stock, which comprises the larEcs'
and most varied stock in the city. d. Son
sheimer, Eleventh street. between Aah
and Market
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,.,,.A.l,nia,s Bi.CeatessiaI.

pr,1.prLpHfA, September ll.-Ghe Nom
Atlantic SQUADRON viii take part IN ne b.
centennial ceremonies here. f1ve tno9s
and dollars have been received nom ue
p.nnsyyanis Railroad Company towards
The expenses of the celebration.
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BOWERS celebrated black dress silks are
sold by Geo. r. Taylor, 1850 Main street.
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A HANDSOME Souvenir to every purchaser
during Fair week. J. Brilles, 1l5S Main.
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% o 0 o o o o . o.
% . . . 0 . . . 81
A woman Suicides.

NEW YoRK, September 11.-An unknown
woman jumped from the steamer William
J. Rumsey, Hoboksn ferry, this morning
nd was drowned.
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HOTEL ARRIVAL.
u James Hotel. september H. 1852.

ID NJ Heaton, city Mitchell, r
+ B Hempstone, NY WA Carruthus Pitts
& Nasker, Denison John Smith, LIST ist
" Miller, do w Lewis, Youngst'n
David Watson, NY Miss n Elliott. Flem ct
AW Cramer, Wellsb'g b Gather, do
NJ sails berry Pitts f Gather. do
] p Dukehart,E alto H o Burk, New York
] F McCrinp, Grafton w II Clock, do
Mrs PoggeDburg and A McFadden, Cadiz
daughter, Woodsfid Alden Cleveland
G. HWilliams, Phila A Bernstein, Salem
Thos Rogers, Cleve e 7 Gowdy, Westfield
] d Burr, Washington l. L Sperry, do
N Buckley, do SIN Mathews, Corion
+ McKum, Wellsburg Thos Goven, do
T Boyd, do w A Griffin, st Clairsv
q III Shinn, r II 8 WKincaid, Roe Land'g
j ID Blowers, Barnesy'e B Sommerville, Wells
f b Redman, city @ Hanlin, Worthingt
J Sweeney, city A L Hanlin, do
Mrs Chas Scott, Pitts II Denhan, 81 Clairsv
p A Pugh ,Fairyiew W ii Sanders, Ohio
r NJ Pugh, do II Sneider, Meansby
A ID Dudley Corning ] L Medley q wife, city
O Miller, Ptttsburg Francis, Newark
L G Kignall, Chicago
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A HANDSOME Souvenir to every purchaser
during Fair week. ]. Brilles, lbs Main.
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Tne-16,IeIer Recors-

As taken at Schnepfs Opera House drug
store:
MONDAY.
,Ax.lsI isa; n Jpn. 7Ax.la Is sss SEX. 7px.
20 50 81 70. G % %
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The 3aw, which was used to cut up the
logs and for other work incident to the
erection OF Fort Henry, is in the collection
of curioSties in the University at Morgan
town, it having been purchased by DR.. J.
| c. Hupp and presented to that institution
| by him. The ladies in charge of the cabin
are very DESTROYS that il form part of the
| exhibit, and have asked that il be sent for,
but their request has not been fayorably
looked upon by those in charge. This saw
was in the West Virginia collection at the
Centennial.
Among the most interesting and attrac-
tive objects at the exhibition is the collec-
ton of Indian relics owned by J. J. West
lake, of Bellaire. Included in i are arrows,
arrow heads, bows, scalps, hatchetS, toma-
hawks, scalping knives and other curiosi-
| ties. Prominent among them is the skull
| of an Indian Chief, dug up opposite Will
| iamsOn's Island in the Ohio river. Anoth-
er interesting collection is the tomahawk
scalping knife, scalp and other articles
| found on the battle field on an In.
| dian chief when the gallant Custer
met his death, a few years ago. Mr..
Westlake has also other curiOsities among
| which is q "Bickertons Boston Almanac"
| for Ill., adorned with bust of John Han.
cock.
| Mrs. DR.. Hupp has on exhibition COPY of
the Winchester, (Vs.) Gazette, dated Janu-
airy s, 1900, containing full and elaborate
| report of the death and burial of President
/ Washington and the post norton proceed
| ings. The report is very we'll written and
| interesting account, but it evidently was
not worked "for all there was in it"
| Judge CranmSr exhibits file Of the
! Wheeling Rsposis0ry, the first paper ever
| published here. 1t is in splendid preserVa-
ton, and was printed in 1903.
Among the interesting specimens of old
\ pottery on exhibition is q tureen, brought
west by the mother Of DR.. John C. Hupp
more than one hundred years ago. Mrs.
Hupp has also a bowl that her grand.
! mother, Mrs. Jarrett brought over the
Allegheny mountains considerably over
one hundred years ago.
Dr.. A. s. Todd contributes Confession
Of Faith and the Longer Catechism," print
ed in 174S. DR.. Todd also sendsa number
Of other relics.
There is q very fine collection of old and
valuable coins on exhibition. some of them
being Roman, Greek. Assyrisn and Egypt
ian specimens of great antiquity and value.
A sheet made of fax grown spun, and
manufactured by Mrs. Ann Hupp, mother
Of Or. John c. Hupp, sttrscts much atten-
ton.
NOTES.
That log cabin would give Wetzel
county visitor the heart disease.
Sandy johnson astonished the natives
yesterday by hi5 eleven second pace.
T. P. Phillips. OF Waddington farm. has
an elegant display Of various breeds of
chickens. Col. Phillips took the premium
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02
Whist should We Educate FOrs
,onnlar EciencA Monthly

Popular Science Monthly.
I ask myself il the system Of education 1t
present going on in our nation 10 system
which has proper relation to the necessities
Of the nation look around tne, to see the ma
ton in chaos Of thought and action; in what
Mr. Gladstone has correctly defined a. social
revolution in one part, and mental revolution
in all parts; mental revolution that might, by
merest accident, by one or two days shortness
of food from failure of foreign supply and
panic thereupon pass, few years Of further
chaos, into physical revolution. And the
thought which occurs to my mind, a. 1t must
20 all who think, is, are we educating to pre-
vent catastrophe? Are we educating the
young to become useful, independent and ca
pable working members OF society, ready to
work with muscle as we'll as brain, IN orderly
and profitable form, or are we educating them
10 become mere troublers without design,
repiners without hope, schemers without self
endurance, masters OF the forces OF nature
herself, knowing how to use them for tempo
rary, selfish, insane objects, but not knowing
how to apply them for splendid results and
the general good!
tional education are, first and foremost, these:
That although in the early days of youth the
three simple elementary educational practices
OF learning to read, to write, and to calculate,
are necessities for the time, they are compare
lively valueless unless combined with further
and systematic muscular training; freedom Of
breathing, and circulation of the Blood prac-
teal training, 80 that the body can be struc-
turally built up and sustained in health; prep
aration for all duties requiring precision de,
cision. presence of mind, and endurance; and
readiness to acquire any craft or handicraft
that may bring useful living; in a word, an
education that shall bring the mental and ply
steal qualities Of every person into faithful
harmony and goodwill.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-12-02

One More Unfortunate.

san Francisco Call
who is Maria" was the question that star
tied Mr.. Brown (who talks in his sleep as he
walked the other morning, and found Mrs.
Brown sitting up in bed, with an interrogation
point in one eye and an exclamation point in
the other. Maria? Maria whog" THAT'S just
what want to know. You repeated the name
over and over again last night" "Let me see
oh, yes; that's Parker's dog; splendid ami
NAL I've been trying to buy her. You
ought to know her certainly; yOu are 80 ex-
cessively fond of her. You asked Parkcr's dog
to put put her arms around your neck aud
kiss you. You went even so far az to tell
parker's dog that you loved her with all your
heart. and that when you came to die if you
ronld only lay your head on Parker's dogs
i.i,,nl son rlG'd h'r1 l' yorr Ute nu -r"nily
.l-,a Foe, y,iJ asLa. f-rn--s .ps 60 nave
another plate OF ice cream, and II the watch
you had given her kept good time. During the
night you kissed Parker's dog dozen times,
aud called her all the pet names known, and
proved to me conclu-ively that you ought 70
live with parker's dog and not with me" Mrs.
Brown has gone TO her mother