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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-01

Der Of new houses being erected and contract
editor seems 10 increase rapidly a. the close
OF the building season approaches.
The Orion soristy will meat u thee. A. R.
hall to.morrow evening 20 arrange for the
presentation Of some plays here this winter.
The st. clairsyills Prehytery meets At
Concord tomorrow. ii. w. Smith will rep
resent the Presbyteriaa church OF Martins
Ferry.
LauRhlin gas weila and. will be pushed ylgoT-
ously until gas is found or 1t isproyen there
Is none.
Tomorrow A. NJ. Hills, avery able speaker,
of Cleveland, o., will speak at Commercial
Hall at 8 o'clock. he is very highly spoken
OF by all.
R. H. Thompson, lats manager OF the Mar
tin's Ferry Stove Works, will move his iani-
lily and effects to Beaver Falls, Pa. this week,
wuere he Is managing-a stove works.
The G. A. 3. post leaves for Pittsburgh
tomorrow morning 10 take part In the great
demonstration there, and see the Exposition
sights. A number OF people will accompany
them from here.
The campaign here so far rs public meet
ings are concerned Is about over. The Re
publicans have had four good speakers, but
the Democrats have had none 50 far. Neither
party :hPs announced any more speakers for
this campaign. ~ ~
The brick yards here are about ready to
stop for this year. A good many bricks have
bean made and there Is q fair supply on hand
at both yards McCord Bros. have made
about 100000 this season. W. b. Wood 4
Bro, sold about 100000 before any were
made this year, and have since made 6s0,0O0
Rev. Walker, OF the Episcopal Church
Bellaire, IVES In town last Friday among
some Of the friends OF the church here. Ar.
engagements are about perfected 70 have ser
vices here at least twice q month. There
will be services next Sunday. There are
quite number ofearnest members Of tha,
church here aud their efforts 10 secure req
uiar services will no doubt succeed.
The amendment Is The great question
amoug voters OF all parties In this locality,
and the second or ptohibitory amendment ls
gaining friends every day. Several OF the
candidates Of both parties for county and
State offices. who were In town last week,
will support the prohibition amendment
Among sixty-four vote agsemblediat Union.
town last Thursday, there were but SIX who
had not made up their minds to vote for toe
second amendment, and prominent candl-
date for Office In Somerset township says he
fails 10 flnd more than three who will vote
against the second amendment. u
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RAILROAD Bosns-steady.

STOCK -speculAlion ut toe Stock Exchange was
Characterised by dnllneSs to-day. In heeAtlg TIA.
ding Northwestern common was especially weak.
allingoF TO l2h AGAINST l25< al tue close yester'
day. Other active saAres are flower with villArd's
next iu point OF eAkness Pacific declined
y per cent to 3SM: preferred 70 q, and oregon
ItanscontinenlAl n per cent 10 OK. The ranges
ID the remainder Of the list compassed within q
narrow raUge Of about u 70 / per cent no special
reason can be assigned torthe decline IL Northwest
err. Room traders were the mott conspicuous
sellers.
noon the MARKET was dull and almost ne. leGted,
with little or no eli lngc. AT this time Northern
Pacific weakened agsU, selling down 10 ~ for
common and 10 6Sk for preferred. Oregon & Trans
Continental declined 10 b. Toward th9 close there
was little demand from shorts aud rally OF y 10
x per cent took place. There was deATth Of rlmOES
except In matters connected vita the ALLEGED new
iSlue Of Northern Pacific Lecutlties. III regard y
these Il was stated that asyndicatG cOmpO,ed oil
leading bAnkeIJ had beIn formed and that when
the bonds are created they will bs taken. Nothing
Ofllcill Is known. As compared with last nights
closing, prices are down per cent for Oregon 4
Trans Continental at 6S51{abS5s for Northern Pa
eide at SS1S, TX per cent Tor preferred atS X for
Omaha preferred at lolZ and per cent for North
wcstern al l2I1, whils Reading Is x per cent high.
or at 6lsS: Northwestern preferred n per cent Rt
lI6 and Union Pacific N ger cent at W.. Other
chGuges with only fractional:
In SpecIaiueI New YORK & Now Engl4nd declined
Srer cent to l9S and rallied TO 10 1t wassaid that
New England was selling. sales OF EtockS for the
viOus week: decrease Of III ,oGl shares
Exports OF specie for the week 1854, $751; nakirg q
total ri 81 SO SIS since January lh against ST.
1877 Osi for the ame time last year. Imports for the
week were S. ,b47, OF which S2T9SSll were dr.
goods and S5,2OS, 7S6 general merchandise. Total
lmport8sinCe January IgtweTe S3ib S9i ~ against
s3sn S62, 81 last year. Imports Of specie Tor The
week were $40 $50, making total OF si2r SCI ST.
against 50 81, OIL last year.
la d. IN RharHR
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WITH a BROKEN EEck:
. clacus gMploYel FoONp DEAD
Uadsr ths o. N. a Ky. Trsstls!o sF ms dtss..
TIE aaaiBslls,sd 10 DO AMBROSE Rim, Pitts.il
barsb, who had been In the RpploIct TIE !.
cIrcs' osly anssk--la llqE.st He'd. !,

D. 4 2
Yesterday morning persons passing over
the Pswiky trestle over the mouth Of the
creek noticed the lifeleEs body OF a mAnjlying
on the ground beneath. .Examinaton,sh9He9d
that the man had been dead for some Bme.
The corpss was removed TO the RAILROAD
shove, and Coroner schultzs being outied
otils discovery held an inquest Id q ahsnty
belonging 10 tue Baltimore & Ohio company
n ar where the body lay. Nothing wal Dc
veloped concerning Lhe identity Of the DEAD
mRI: Hewas young FELLOW mot over Il y
mOst Oorlydtessed, and without an tAing
U pom his person which would serve toti4 I'M
IDENTITY. ATerdict OF aocldsntalTd death lwas
rendered, Au'I the body delivered 10 the
co inty uDdertakers, Mehdel u Co., byow4om
It was neatly dressed, aud buried yesterday
afternoon In n plain coffin. !:
Last evening young man, named John
Miller, who has been employed At the Ores.
cent mill forn weeksor two, told r0tticeh
Barum that the dead man was Ambfoss
Rine, aresident OF Pittsburgh who has bee8
employed as alaborer with ForepaughlseAoE
for sOnethin over week. Miller said he
aud Rlne had come 70 Wheeling alittle oSef
q week ago, and lie obtsiued employment
here. Rine failing 70 get q job here, went on
toFOleyeland,, and secured situation with
tie Forepaugh show. Miller saw him
on SATURDAY. Fa5d had long talk
with hun. He Jaw the body yes
terIay after the inquest, and was positive u
Was Kline. The dead man was resident Of
tina Thitly-:econd ward, (do1nt WaShisg'pnl
Pittsburgh, and his mother lives on Syca-
iuore street, In the Sixth ward Of the same
city. Miller wanted 70 ssnd, the body bone,
outA did not move ID the matter Until thelrs
mains had eninterred. ~ -
HOW the accident occarred can only be
copisctured. Tie mAn,s neck was broHeni
and he had bled from the mouth and nos
trils. 1t Is probable that he fell from ca
In the night. s III
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a raIgvING BpIDEnIC.
rneLight Fingered &c Try ut Work
Town Saturday. ~ "a

Town Saturday.
An unusually brisk business was plIsdEby
sneak thieves Saturday. During the street
parade of the circus thieves en.ered the
house Of carpenter named Reid, on North
York street Islaudi aud carried off ABOUT $50
ia money and nearly $lOO worth OF iewelty
The family were al absent, and when tue
theit,was discovered. no clue remained of the
unwslcome visitors identity. III IA
Shortly after dark the residence OF Ftank
strauh, also on York street, wa7 visited by
robbers, who took q lot OF clothing, ip which
they arrayed themssl yes shortly after leaving
the house, leaving their cast oil clothes lying
10 an alley.
When The circus parade passed Jnlils
.Iohse's saloon, on the South Side, the pro-
priel0r stepped TO the door to look at IT.
When he again went behind the counter he
found about SIS In money and a box ol
cigars had been stolen. Several persons were
Ia the saloon when the parade appeared, but
all bad disappeared when. Mr.. Lohse dis
covered his los.
) Saturday farmer named Roberts, who
lives near Elm Grove, was standing in the
crowd at ths circus ticket wagon, when he
feItarnan's hand In his poctet He turned
In time to catch the thief with his purse, and
made him return 1t, when he let the fellow go.
While two young women and mGn were
In Frhpzheim's jewelIy store Saturday even
Inc, one OF the clerks saw one oil the girls
secrete a riag. She was compelled e; re-
turn IL, ts .fSsf3
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RELLAIRE.
The German Observation-Disclosures
Reunion and otherNotes.


Reunion and 0therNotes.
Mrs. Sadie Cannon has sSAin gone to Ten
neSsee to live. r..
There was no preaching at the United
Presbyterian church yesterday. l.
Charles Dankworth, OF the upper wharf,
vas at his old home, in Clarington, over Sun
day.
THE circus and the picnic on the Island
drew q great many Bellaire people In that
direction Saturday. g
The mouth OF ths Thirty-lecond street
sewer, lately built OF stone, is to be farther
protected by q wall and rip.rap.
Hon. George 81. Pendleton is announced
for speech in aid of the Democratic cause
at City Hall Wednesday evening. i
The B. & o. accommodation train left here
late Saturday evening, waiting for Q large
party Of Quakers en- route 10 the Yearly Meet.
ing at GAINESVILLE.
The first week OF school there were eleven
hundred pupils In the public schools. Last
week, the second week, there were twelve
hundred and twenty-seyeu.
The reunion Of Company "a. 4sd o. v. /. is
among the events appointed for this week,
for October 4, the anniyerFiry OF the battle
ptS04AhtAt ~ sAo R4es -
prominent part : 49, s;'-s,
Rev. DR.. Grimes. the eloquent Presbyterian
preacher, Of steubenville, williSpsak on the
Second Amendment tonight &c City Hall.
Rsy.J. K. McKallip spoke on the Second
Amendment from his pulpit in the First
Presbyterian church lsst night.
aIn the past week several men who occas-
ionally take q drink have bsen heard 10 say
that they intend TO vote for the Second
one Of them said, jnsslto
give himself q chance, for he knew he, would
not go oyer to Benwood for drink nor hunt
II In backialley at home.
The Germans are entering heart and soul
into the preparations fot.the bi.centennial
celebration Saturday; Sunday and Monday
next. Those raising money. for the expenses
have been succl -Stul, aud sill Bellaits people
and n any strangers will enjoy stpsraue that
will 20 ahead Of anything since the Centsn-
Rial year. Wagons are being prepared for
tRbleaux and various representations In the
procession, good speakers have been engaged,
and there will be good music, fireworks and
entles9 enthusiasm. IA
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2CIEcisNATI, September 29-Flour quiet and un.
changed. Wheat easier No. 2 red winter 81 OSA
! 06: spot 81 t5Kal 06; receipts 10000 bushels:
shipments s 500 bushels Com iTrPgular ut 5iaGCc;
No. 8, Sic Oats dnll at 29}<c Rye dill at 56af71fc
Farley quiet and unchanged. Pork nomlnally IN
changed. Lard dull NJ 7,fOC. Bulk meats dull
shoulders ~; clear RIB nc. Bacon easier
but not quota6y lower. Whisky steady aud un.
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aorfrlsArTERs.
lpriefaolea onCnri ept fvent'pfI Minor

iRriefHogsa on Cnri ent Eventsp fi Minor
~ VII ~ u 1hIerest. ~.
J. HSspsoME new ,depols are 70 be erected at
Kiln Grove and CipysEille, n 80 7
+ .TaE regular October meeting otthe Board
OF Commissioners will be held To-Day
';FoRERlu0Fs show closes the season a
iWilIiamsport, Pa, q week from next satnr,
day. MIN va io-t
sTHE schneile .sohuchard murder trial Is gel
for trial on Wednesday, In Judge 'Boygi
court f En- .t7g
THKRE are eleven cases OF drunk and dtsof'
dffls on the docket for this mornings police
court.
IA EXPORT was circulated last night that
the Central Glass Works had struck another
big vein OF gas It was not correct, now
ever. za
t I'M fist mortgage on the Ohio & Guyau,
dotte iaiIread was recorded In tho Secretary
N Sta'e's office Saturday afternoon. It's for
$1,000 900, III favor OF the Mercantile Trust
Company, ofNew York.
(, PAsTRIDors and pheAsants are said to be
very plentiful In the woods, but squirrels are
scafce. The crop oil cotton tails, Is large,
and spbrtsmen will have game in the rabbits
even II theylfind nothing else. =
4 The State Board of Public Works SatuE,
day morning fixed the assessment on this
WestYifRinih Central d Pittsburgh road at
SiIS O005all ofWiich goes TO Mineral county,
10, which II Is located. Last year 1t was
81 tOQ,I., n, ~ I'D =l,tl
THE preliminary hearing OF William b.
Handy, the young man charged by Edward
iReidWith embezzlement, will take place al
ssduife Galdwelrs office to-day, unless hear.
Ing ii waived by the defense. The sum
iknown to be appropriated has been increased
by other amounts discovered since the arrest.
THE Secretary ot State issued certificate
OF the Incorporation, Saturday, to the Gun
nison OIL Company, OF Charleston, w. Va,
for the purpose OF mining, boring and drill.
Ing for oil and other valuable snbslanceS
The capital stock Is $4,000 The shares are
500 each, and ara held by O. D. White, w. b
f3:r aidley,gW. A. Quarter and J. s. Nc
Donald, al Of Charleston, one share each.
\ THEtnatch game Of base bali between tn,
Heaiys,o OF this city, and the Lillys OF Bel
lairs, at the State Fair Grounds, Saturday
Tor 500 side, was witnessed by suial
crowd, The game resulted In draw at thu
end OF the seventh inning, when the scoft
stood Z 10 8, and there was big kick on TIT
ample. IoDy White, OF St. Clairsville, wa
omt6s ground, but did not make his adyer
tised, baiIoon ascension.
AN Unknown woman wandered through
West, Wheeling last thursday seeking a place
to stay, but she was refused admittance K
5eyerako Of the places there. Finally she Wen
to the house Of o Mrs. Mcmillan, north o.
West Wheeling, and stopped. She had no
been there hell an hour until she gave brit
TO child She was cared for as best TIT
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n. 40. FreIght Transfers !

The Bellaire Tribune has the following:
Thcre n a strong probability that therew III
bs n change coon fn the method OF transfer
Of Heights now handled at Bellaire, BY the
H.&O. There lisa suggestion that Q freight
depot at RiIchletown might be made the
piace Of general tTansfer for freights on the
n so. lines, In which event, large part OF
the business done here could then be done,at
ihat point, On the other hand some Of the
oflicisjs Of the road are In favor Of erecting .
General transfer depot on the compapy'B
Ssotind on tho Weet side Of Bellaire, in which
Ihe InbinesS can DO done much more conven-
ientl$ aud az lesB cost than 1t sat present
done. It might be worth while for our clH.
Esns 10 give this matter some attention be-
fore FINAL action Is taken. A
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: INV YoAR, sept0mber 2q.-Lead dull: common
IS soi refined 81 SSiiai IS; othen unchanged,
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A sKIFF RAGE
For 5000 a Side, Between two MIL Men
Saturday.

bhluEhuIs
Harry Jones, OF the Crescent mill, and
Rob Wright, OF the Riverside, 'rowed = skin
race over the lower course. q mile and hall
and return, Saturday for side. MFG.
Adams acted as referee. Wright had much
ljehter and better Skiff for fast rowing. Con,
idemhle betting had been done by the asso-
ciates OF the two men, with Jones Q slight
iAyorlte In most oft =, I,
The men we're called out at $50 o'eloek
ana IN a few moments later were In position,
lone, on the Ohio side. Atthe word Wright
fook Inc lead, and after pulling few Strokee
ZONES ,,caught crab and threw his oar out
81 me lack. He stopped to replace i, giving
M opponent lead OF several lengths a. tie
start Which he gradually increased. AT the
t,Irn wright led by about fifty yards aud the
race ysyg virtually settled provided no aeet-
dent occurred. Jones pnlied pluekily along,
however. and did not give upuntl the hntsh;
Aitsr leaving the turning buoys Wright
kept sliligainiag,. and be crossed the wins
Mug line fully one hundred yards ahead.
Time 81 minutes, 10 seconds. Jones and bis
iFienda, after The race, claimed that WEight5
boSt was { working boat, but the reieree De-
cided thatitwAs = Skit. s S'93 II
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MARRIED. In chicago.

Mr.. John F. Miller, the popular sopth
slds tobsccoinst, and Miss Lena Rsnner, also
Of this city, were married at Chicago yestefs
day. Mis- Renner has been visiting there
ior several weeks, and MI. Miller left for
Chicago last Friday, neither announcing
their Intention to come back married. How,
aver, 1t leaked out somehow, and yesterday
the friends Of the parties kept the telegraph
wires busy sending cougratulatory message.
sururlsed, whom the well wishes began 70
N, ~ In hv Telegraph,
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Forepaugh's show only, attracted o. fair
crowd Saturday, largely owing to the I'M
promising weather, though several other
ressons conspIed to reduce the attendance
from ont OF town, among them the recent
mes Of the State Fair, which brought nearly
everybody into. town. The parade IN the
forenoon was q foe one, and the e8hi billions
in the afternoon and evening were unusually
attractive and meritorious. The three
circus trains left yesterday morning shortly
after midnight via the Pan Handle road.
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INDICATIONS.

A.A,l2MsEM Nc u Axl2 =. sr,M. u; n
Cs n 70 O. g 20 aI6L a6l
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PrrssuRoH, september so.-Riyer is inches
and rising; cool and cloudy.
CAIRO, September S0.-Riyer4 feet sisches
and falling weather cloudy; Thermometer
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RiNEk nEMS.
MISCELLANEOUS News items From Along
the Levee.

MISCELLANEOUS News items From 6Iong
the Levee.
Captain Charlie Muhleman left Cincinnati
for this city Saturday evening. ----.-,.
The Clifton passed down about 5 o'clock
last evening with large barge laden with
tile. 1919 - I'll
The @. w. Anderson Is to leave Cincinnati
to-day, and will endeayor TO run through 10
Pittsburgh. ~
The Little Anna leaves for Mailmoras this
morning at 10 o'clock. The Anna is quite Q
fayorite with the public. - ~,
An incipient Ere wssdinoyeredi in Knox,si
boat yard at Ha,mar IaIt Friday evening" by
JAMES Morton, and extinguished beflre any
damage IVES done. y
The George strseker, the St, Mary's and
Parkersburg packet, arrived about noon
yesterday after small tow Of coal, the stock
being exhausted below. It brought up con-
siderable freight and left at3r.N. II
The Diurnal raised steam yesterday after
noon, moved up to the main landing and
will leave for PGrkershurg this morning.
While the Diurnal has been at bank she has
been handsomely reprinted and generally
fixed up. ~ s..l.-..s, NJ, 6st
Billy Anderson, pilot Of The L. P. ,Ewald,
Will St0pOn Al nome Ab tne pOtt phsse5AtIhI
Monday. IL has Just been seven, months
since he was, at his fireside, and he has been
absent ever since. The Ewald left Cincinnati
Saturday evening.
The Kanawhs river began to rise week
ago. Tow boats, with coal barges, have been
dropping down to the mouth OF the river
since then. There are something like 200
loaded barges at the mouth Of the river
awaiting rise in the Ohio.
The numerous heavy rains that have fallen
in the upper 0aio valley since Friday even.
Ing have soaked the ground thoroughly and
caused the river to raise several inches. Lest
evening there was depth Of S,feet5 inches
In the o. annel and the river was rising
slowly. Enough water has fallen, at any rate,
10 allow several OF the boats that have been
OF bank for annmber OF weeks 10 get out, and
river business will probably be lively FOL. q
few days z -. 2; ~ ~ : =.
PrrrssuRoH, september sO-River sinches
and rising; cool and cloudy.
CAIRO, September S0.-Riyer feet sisches
and falling weather cloudy Thermometer
MoRoAsrowS, W. Va, September 2o..-Riyer
! foot 8 inches and stationary cloudyitheI'
rnometef 72e.S H971 20
EsGssy1L1E, Ispsy September 3o.-Riyer
came to stand, With foot and 40. inches
largeon the gauge; weather cloudy andNarm.
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IAN receiving my fall stock otlwomen's,
hand.sewed shoes in all the different styles
10 which l invite an inspection. haye
added several new linps Ia those have been
keeping heretofore, making q onplete aasortl
ment oil fine and medium goods y =,
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I No., vo,v a.,,ar,her N = Elon, ann. ,eocIntV
NAw ~; w X ,taIS a,,ms,tn
aud wSStem S2saY ~ common ana toou ~ s2,.
wheat spot 10Y WIZ na ~ npaos ~
h!Snet anN N.Y. T.gI w q III y hsnI
~: seamef w: en - vi ':I 10 nea -
l. IN eievatot 81 !S ~ i9LS Sesseu y, W.
ee,i sepLemperf, ne et 9p, ~ psaSis iaa
R cloSingn u II November; sa aye. lSis,0GO
bushels AtSs aa ~ I% cl9ans ~ DscS ,,;,
oer mles i,,.s9 S ~ ~ w q w
JanHatk sAes q SoD ;oI gn.s, ,o n,s
lShal IVY, cioeing ~ q I'1s. yGotn, sPot LUZ
active; options nsc ngnetd n an1 er;
fO5iVUu p9hueIS tAputn 9i'yVy pessnSAsI utktauS1
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Petroleum.

OIL CRY, Pa, September 2O.-Po.roleum opened
at 81 10; highest 81 l6A lowest 81 l5f; closed al
81 l5 Sales, 2l66, cs0 barrels. Ulearances yester
day, COO baire!s. Shipments yesterday, United
pipe line 81 $50 barrels tidewater q 40 barrels
daily average for the month 76,63S barrels. Char.
ters %, 9Si barrels; dally average for the month
is,S7S barrels. Runs Thursday, United Sh6C1 bar,
rels TidcwateF 1855 barrels daily average ass
barrels
PrrrsBuEou. Pa. September 29-Pet.oleum
steady; United certificates closed at 81 l69k Ia the
afternoon session the market was quiet; opened Al
q 1651: weakened and declined to 81 l6 and closed
at sli65E Trading fair.
TrfusvILLE, Pa, Seutember 2o.-Petroleum open.
ed at o. 49,, highest 81 16I<: lowest 81 1915 closed
at o. I6k, Shipments 81 6IS barTelG
NEW YoRK, September IN Petroleum quiet;
V saHT1sonE, September -pe.rOlOum UNCHANGED.
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ofiice Nos. 70 and "a Fonrfeeatn street.


wauted-Two Girls. - :
Wautod-A Young Man. -. 8 ,..-.,.-,.-,--..s
The Argand Parlor stoyes--Nesbitt ~ Bro.
DlSsolItion-F. II. Lange d Go. Vi
Valuable Farm For Sale-sam'l r. Finnsy.
For BAle-Fine Farm-Alexander Bone.
For Cincinnat-SteamerL L. P. Ewald.
For observation-disclosures Dlurnal.
Charley shGy's Academy OF Music.
Knabs Pi6nos-Third page.
10 Advertisers Third page.
Opera House-Robson & Cranes Boarding
A Womsn's a Third psgs.
Catarrh-Fourth page.
Wanted-Dishwasher oil. Local.
Dr.. John T. Smith-Third page.
New Fall Styles in Carpets-G. Msndel
& Co. - ~
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TaE LASI CHANCE.

$500. cineinnati and Return. $500.
Friday, October 9Th, the Pittsburgh, DIN.
cinnati & st Louis Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets to CinoinnstI at the
rate named above. Tickets good for return
passage until ostober 9Th inclusive Train
leaves Wheeling atsg:02A. NJ. Remember,
this Is your lat chance.
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Z .HBw. YORK, September 20,-Ieather steady and
'faiAy Aettyei RemloCk solR 2l'<a251Ic.
fsissi Dry Goods.
MY YgK, September 2g-The narkc. was Quiet
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