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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-12
The Dude OF Saratoga.
COry. Of the Albany -irgWS.

Corr. Of the Albany argus.
| have thus far seen but three dudes at
Saratoga. and the greatest of these was
negro. He is still here. He is as gaudy as
a circus wagon, and twice as handsome:
He condescends to act as waiter at one OF
The large hotels for q few hours each day,
bnt dining the large leisure of that class,
and while his fellows are playing base
ball on South Broadway, or
pitching quOits on back streets
he clothes himself in all his
Eardrobe's glory and promensdes Broad
way. No pains and but little expense is
spsred in his get up. His natural color Is
as brillisut as that OF new rubber shoe
His mouth is as handsome as . cash in an
oyer.ripe water melon. His necktie is the
reddest Of the red, bis gloves are white
kids, and the top of his gaitels are dove
colored. During his triumphal march the
hsckmen cease from troubling and the
'busmen are at rest: the little dogs laugh
to see such sport, and the tallyho coach
guard hath not where to blow his horn.
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NIGHT ROBES OF SILK.
New and Charming Toilets which May
Also be Made Of Cambria.
Toronto Globe.

IOTOhO 'tppt.
Tie advent, or rather revival Of the
Mother Hubbard has produced an entire
revolution in the night dress business, and
now every tirstClass house carries stock
of :.sthetiC bed robes. These novelties are
nude of some crushable silk, usually fig
ure. and consist OF deep square yoke to
which the full straight pieces are gathered.
IN, >leeyes are full and short-provlded
the arm is pretty-the bottom finished
with q deep hem, and the front closed with
Hat buttons and hooked down the skirt.
Some individual ideas snow yoke and
sleeve Of heavy net run with silk darning.
A charming toilet OF this description was
msde last week. The material used
wss a pretty slate silk. When made up
the neck and cuffs were finished with ball
fringe and the yoke closed with number
of small, old cuff buttons Summer silks,
of plain or figured patterns, are
often used for night dresses, and be-
sides doing good service cost nothing
but the making. In picking up silk night
vowAs il is not necessary to have the whole
dress OF the same material. In crystal, gray
or black silk gowns the yoke is not intre'
uuently encrusted with white or black Jet
when the buttons are obtained by plumber
ing a gentleman's jewel case TO- odd shirt
buttons. The beauty of these aesthetic
EOWDS Is Tie eCOuOulg W CIV
freuuently worn BIZ robes de chambre or at
times utilized for wrappers. Brides who
delight in having the honeymoon conducted
with royal extravaganza wear white silk
gowns elaborated with white crystal or some
fine embroidery. Occasionally the yoke and
skirt are braided in white or blue. Where
such elegance is not compatible with
finances, pretty fOulards or French cam:
brio may be used with less expense and
similar effect to all but the little woman,
who, it must be acknowledged will find no
substitute to aSsuage the loss OF real SIR
nirht gown. IL the lady is a young bride
She will assume q white ground tlecked
with lowered roses, passion flowers or tiny
marriage bells. If trying to the complex
ion, they are sometimes made instead in a
princess, with Vatican back, and have
rocket, cuffs and collar trimmed with same
color, to match the figure and relieve the
neck with large Alsalian bow OF becoming
color.
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GAMBLING At SARATOGA.
The Extraordinary Passion for Pools
Among the Ladies'.


Speakipg of the ladies on the grand
stand, may add that the mania here toT
betting is quite widespread among the
ladies. The mania is like a mild and
favorable attack of the measles. There is
lust enough fever to make one sympathetic
but nothing sufficiently serious to cause
alarm. noticed among the fair gam
blP,S Yesterday an old lady who Is pretty
WEI. known in New York society. She
wears her silver hair under black lace
bonnet. and is altogether an interesting
>trdy. Her genial face fairly beams on
the French pool seller as she asks him IN a
rCaAipg tone which horse he would advise
her 10 pat her money on. The pool seller
gives her his opinion, but declares that OF
curse he cannot tell which will win
We'll" replies the old lazy, IL will put 50
on the horse which you think will win,
and away goes the pool seller to find other
buyers.
There is one interesting trio, who gcner-
ally sit near me, who have everything con-
nec.ed with the races at their fingers ends
or think they have. one Is fine look
ing woman, the wife OF a rich Western man
who came to New York last winter, ana,
setting up an establishment, began to elbow
her way good .humoredly into society. The
second is slight, pretty little woman, VINO
knows great many good people in New
York and has helped her Western friend
materially in her designs. Tine third is a
vigorous looking old lady, with flash
ing black eyes ami corHsCreT curIs,
whose gains or losses have no power
TO brighten or cloud her good
humored face. There are two outsiders to
TO this group of three. One is a middle
aged lady, awfully anxious to win but
dreadlully afraid 10 loose who iiutters
about her more experienced companions in
fever of anxiety. While they put in their
tens and ,wenties with nonchalance, she
do!es out her dollar bills with trembling
fiugsrs and nervous air. The other out
slider is Western millionaire, Jolly'look'
ing man who trots back and forth to the
pool sellers and does all the buying for his
vile and her companions. He does not
stem to care about betting himself never
advises her. and follows all her movements
with a rough fondness which is interest
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Th0uaanSls Saw So,

Mr.. W. T. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes.
'I never hesitate to recommend your Elec-
tric Bitters to my customers, they give en-
tire satisfaction and are rapid sellers
Electric Bitters are the purest and best
medicine known aud will positively cure
Kidney and Liver comptsints. Purify the
blood and regulate the bowels. No family
can afford to be without it. They will save
hundreds of dollars in doctors bills every
wear. Sold at fifty cents bottle Jy Logan
& Co. Druggists, Bridge uorner.
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TRUSTIEE'a SALE

HF VALUABLE REAL EsrATE ~ B"S.
~ wood. Marshall cpunty. W. Va:
ia, 81 August, ih7U. made 10y lieory MHspo .
the UNDERLINED ~ trustee. 10 sscnr" the ~
msni ~ tour prom.ofy hntes h..rf,,.,
-, 80. "pic" 81 ~" clerk ~ the ouots Coat
81 MnIshsII county Ia deed book DO. 10, page
~ ana "a, VIII, On
Thuvsdny. the 3Osh aay 81 AuOust, 1ss5.
proc.sd Ia cell, ut point known q. the leo.
xcOd sturs In the town OF ben wood, In ssld
county Of MsrbalI. CON n,sncing sid s.ls ~
10 O'Clock q. m. 81 that DAY, Inc iDtioSlnx
described property. thai 10 10 ~ All ~ that
certain tract or parcel of land lyins and hsinf
,atua'e Ia said Marshall county, HtatS ofVet
Virginia and biDdihgo gu the esss' aide or bank
OF lie ohio river sna on the south SIDE ~
~ gRs' run, being par OF me bYks i.fm.
les. be- ng the same tract conveyed Dy Daniel
IAmb com IN issiOner 10 said Henry Mason.
Ivy deed eaied Octohsr rs. lsts, and nov on
record "a a Clerks ONCE Of ths County Conn
%, Mar.haIi county, In deed book No. g. page
iJ2 to when said decd References u hsreby
M no. for more p ,ticular dssori ptioD: ef.
above t tinct is Ing bel wesn 'hs Esiiino,s and
OF 10 isiIrcsd and the Ohio river about u OF
an acre Of land sold and conveyed 70 Ioomss
dated the sth day Of November. .Gl. spd nov
ON record In the Clerks ofios VI tbs CovLty
Court OF MsnhalI county. In dstd book NO;
ssSi ssS s sss ssss
n,s day Of february. psi, ssd Bo~ reeordsi
In The ssid Clerks ofAce In deed BOOK 10 ~
;Ufore convey cd 6y the satd Henry Mason 20
the Hoard Of Ia ueeiion of Union t,w nship VI
Aususi. Isl and now On record in ssiA CsssS
once In deed book No ~, pages Li-S: siso
sIespting strip Of last lying along ths ssas
~ the Ohio rivsr. aboat thirty test IN ylds
ar5p wss ooodSmnsd aaA taken by tbs Pitis.
burSb, Wheeling and ksatueky rsiffoef -
spresrs By ~ proossA ~ Of eondenn siiea
ssss box sssG 10. - ~ s. y. i -
This property, On sseount Of ~ eligible
| location, n eobsiS efsd ono Of The NOT .ia.
1 able pieen Of rel sststs In the vsfniy Oh
Whss,iDs; me $780, gS ,n q tSs ns q
b<pwood, and bot snost distance eootn o.
The 90. porssIoa Iias Of the city Of wberinE
IL isveiI s1Ag4sd - NIL SITE. hsvlnr ~ "
| nor. u gsaiSS viii TIE additional sdsaaiASS
OF both coal and sscos. .so "a -. ~
oe.,ed fos ga!tsDips HSd,ss. si,s sn sh:s vii
AID 90 i N iSt , .ss s.i.. mo. ss,l
ne 70 inysst or speculate In real sstaAe sAoan
I "ysii themscivss Of this oppon anliy W p0f
rhsss. o,,I,d n, IN. onscbsss
| 49, and rs much mSfe ~ The paeee 50
n.S .I.rt to pes /, IN cash, su1 tAs re.tdusIn
80 a. uai snnnal payments. via tntsfvS
Iop p. c.y q ::I: ..s .ss sSs Is: d:s.
"a, n,@uis and the jssaI titts 70 the propseZ
Re rs,.insd uutii the pa'sos.s "''s
'c ne s tiiie To ihs prepsrty hs..,s d.:ensss
:. ts',syed 70 he psVfsct. bad selhns ~ L,,S \:
.b,iI convey only sucn titls - 10 vss'so u
me bJ aid decd OF trust ,,...sa ~
esilibs oIS ,,oI tne D. II GOOD. trustee
cir HaTaE gig. AnetIcrs-.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-12
THF uNIVe RSITY OF WOOSTER

Glasses open IN students OF either sex Near
ly $40 students in attendance. Large endoS'
ment Collegiate department fully equip
ned Standard OF study ranks with the first
Modern Languages thoroughly taught Pre-
paratory department conducted by Perms
nent teachers. Embraces ali primary studies
Religious influences predominate. Mu icai
department under charge of Karl Merz. a
thorough education to be obtained at smau
expense. Students should send for cata
logue before going elsewhere. FAN term open
September 18th. Address The President, or
JOHN MCCLELLAN, Treasurer, wooster D.
iysqOdVb
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0tteIbei0 University.

For both sexes. 35th year begins Wed nesday
Sept. 5th Classical and Philosophical courses
with Preparatory and Teachers De partmenI
80 pays tuition and all ipcidentals one year
EXPENSES kept low for poor but worthy stu
dentS Good facilities Tor study OF MUSIC
Drawing and Painting. STANDARD III study
ranss with best in the state. NO saloons
HealIhful, beautiful location. SInIen.s re-
THOMPSON, d. l., Prest, Westerville, o.
Wa
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EDUCATIONAL.
WHEELING
Female College.

TNHIs INSTITUTION Is INCORPORATED
Il with full collegiate powers and prtvtle.
gcs by the Legislature OF the State, and Affords
lished education.
Students who graduate in the English only,
will receive the degree of Mistress OF English
Literature. Those who add one foreign Ian
guage to th5ir English course Will receiyethe
degree OF Baccalaurea setentta, and those who
complete the highest, or Classical Course.
The Music School odars unusual advantages
In both vocal and instrumental music.
The Art school viii be under the care OF
The French School will continue with Miss
Aunie L logan. and the German school, un.
der the charge of the Rev. DR.. Sessler, will be
open TO all who desire to place themselves
under such a superior instructor.
Terms moderate in all departments. The
Fall Term will open September 9Th. For cata-
dent, MISS A. TAYLOR,
AGED Wheeling, w. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-12
WAITING FOR A LETTER.

The pOstmanS hour draws near,
And lDtO the quiet street
Through goSssmer curtains pser
Two Wistful eyes andsweet.
For many q weary morn
She hSs kent her station there,
That brave little heart forlOrn,
That never will quite despair.
Slowly she turns away,
The crushed heart murmuring still,
" IL has not come to-day
Tomorrow I know it will"
The postman knows her tale,
And il makes his old heart bleed
Those blush rose cheek grown pale
Are pages child might read.
All! letters enough he brings
Great circulars blue and grim,
Slight feminine scented thipEs-
But never line from him,
slowly she turns away, w
The crushed heart mourning stlll'
1T has not come TO- Jay
Tomorrow I know II viii.
Rst-tat! to the door she files
Oh rapture keen and dumb!
o eloquent cheeks and eyes!
Her letter has eome-hss come!
OpoStman pocket the gold
Full well thou hast earned the zee
And treasure the thanks untold.
That are better than gold TO thee!
Flow, happy fouuIslns, dow,
Sweet founts that have long been ory
sorrow may tears iorego,
But rapture must weep or Ole.
Songs IN SasnshiIis. the Rev. F. LanaortdJe.
---
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University Of Virginia.

IyI. hepin 18th July, 1888, aud end 18th Septem
Der. Have proved o; signal use-lst, to stu.
dents who design to pursue their studteS AZ
This or other Law school; ID, to those VINO
iioners who Tsye no; had the adv tntage OF
Sy stem attic instruction. For circular apply
Up. o. University Of Val TO JOHN B. MINOR
Prof. Com. and Stat. Law.
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opsirrgssl.


vital oaestaeas
Ak tho most eminent physician
OF any school, what u the best thing II
the world for QuieinE'and allaying Ill irfi.
tatioo Of the nerves and curing all forms
OF nervous complaints, giving natural.
childliks refreshing sleep alwayst
And they will tell you Enthusiastically
"6oms form Of Hops"
CHAPIzH L
Ask any or Ill Of the most eminent ply
icians:
what l. the best and only remedy thst
can Be relied on to cure oil diseases OF the
Kidneys and urinary organs; sush -
Bright's disease, diabetes. retention or In.
ability to retain urine, and al the diseases
apd ailments peculiar to Women
sand they will tell you explicitly and
emphatically 'Buchui."
Ask the same physicians
"Nbat Is the most reliable and surcst cure
for all liver diseases or dyspepsia, constips.
ton. Indigestion, biliouSnesa, malArial fever
ague. &c, :" and they viii tell you:
Mapdrake!o or Dandelionw
Hence, when these remedies are combined
with Others equally valuable
And com pounded into Hop Bitters, such
Concluded next wSek
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Public Sale Of the James McCOl-
IOcb Home Farm.

The undersigned, RS EKcnts Of the heirs, 10
whom this valuable farm was dsyisI ~ tho
will of James Met 'Oll, oh, deceased, Will oifer
the, ame NJ public auction, an The prsmi>e' :, ON
" ednrsAsy. the Sth day Auaast. 1879,
bCplnuing 1T b. o|lncE A. n. sharp. ~ stu.
ht.d on SnuTi Creek, ~ ohio c1unty, West
virginia, ON the %. 80 y. turnpike rUad, siG
m iI,s irrm ~. city - Wheeling.
Eolliug Tor other parties we vii give the
deed Of all those Ia whom the title j. vested,
ana We reserve tiIr right 70 offer md sell The
pIara either PH n whole or In parccls. ~ may
he for the best int resi- ~ those We Teoresspt.
aud we 'ur'hrr Icsc rye the right 10 refuse any
and all bids.
Truas ~ RALE-One third, or NJ much
more ~ the purchaser may elect t0 pay, 10
cash and the terms ~ 10 the deferred install
ncnB made known on the day OF sal.
\. n. JACOB,
AbKAM McCOf.LoNH.
FOR h'irs. West Liberty. ohio county I" Va
JrLY ~. is-'. Iy2ystWrH
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WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY
LEXINGTON, VA.

LT.Nl.Nb 1'-'i ' "a
Instructions in the usual academic studies
end in The professional Schools OF Law aud
Engineering. Location healthful. Expenses
moderate. Next session opens sept. 2yth.
G. w. &. LEE,
rvloeodrh President.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-12

As Richard Peters was at work at the
government dixie at Arsenal Island, st.
Louis. be reached under the derrick for
plug Of tobacco. At that moment an lm.
mense pile OF rock tumbled, and his hand
Was cut cnmpletely off.
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Saved Him 1900 Dollars
ADAMS, II. 81, Jan. Sd, ~,

ADAMS, n. Y, Jan. ~, 1872.
Dr. Il. j. Kendall Co., GentS;- HAVING
used a good deal OF you, Rendsll'S Spawn
Cure with great success, l thought l would
let YOU know what IL has done Tor me. Two
wears ago had as speedy colt a. was ever
raised in jefferson county. When was DTe AK
ing him, he kick ed over the cross bar ana got
fast and tore one OF his hind legs all 10 pieces
IemplOyed the best farriers, but they all SAID
he WAS spoiled, lie had Il very large thor
Ough pin, and used two bottles OF your
Kendall's SPAWN Cure. and II took the bunch
entirely Off and he sold after yards for $3.50
idollarS). ihsve used ii for bone spawn AMI
wind gals. and il has always cured com
pletely and left the leg smooth.
II is a spie ndid mea cine for rheumatism. !
have recommended IL 10 good many. ana
they all say it does the wo:b. l was in with
erlnstOn & Kneelands drug store, Ia Adams,
The other day and saw very fine picture you
sent them. tried to buy IL, but could not.
they said II / would write to you that you
would send me one wish ysu Wou'u' anu
Very respectfully, -. o. LYMAN
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Mrs. Andrew Stump. Of Bear Creek, Ky,
had crossed the railroad track, about three
feet ahead of the engine, and was walking
on rising ground, when she fell backward,
was struck by the engine. and instantly
killed
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KEN MoRI
University High School,

NEAR AMHERST, VA.
II. A. Strobe Mathematical Medalist U. Na.h
PIincipal; Session 6esIn,T SEPT 6ini n r,s
school OF high grade, Offering exceptional
educational facilities. For decennidl cdta-
logue address the Principal.
TESTIMONIALS.
Your school IL noted for its good discipline
and its thorough educational trainiug.-Jas-
+. Harrison, Chairman OF Faculty University
OF Virginia.
more High school as, III every respect deserY-
ing The confidence and patronage OF the pub
lic.-Wm. + Peters, Professor OF Latin, tni-
versity of Virginia.
the best OF the Virginia schools OF high grade
George Frederick Holmes, Professor OF
Historical Literature and Rhetoric, tnifer-
OF regard the Kenmore School as standing
deservedly in the first rank OF high schools
in the several particulars OF thorough teach
ing, iudicious management, hGalthiulneSs
and acCC Sslhility.-F. II. smith, Professor OF
Natural Philosophy, University or virginia
feel certain that the course OF teaching al
Kenmore il unusually solid amt objective
Thomas Il. Price Professor OF Greek.
nv knowledge OF Mr.. II. 4. StrOde's abili.
ties ana Attachments, his great success rs n
teacher. and the high standing which MS
pupils have obtained upon entering inc UNI
school most earnestly and cordial y.-Scheie
De We're, Professor OF Modern Languages
University OF Virginia.
FROM PATRONS.
In my opinion IL has no superior ~. IL.
Henry, Judge OF Amherst county.
AS patron ef Your school take pleasure
In commencing Il in the highest terms for It's
many tdvan' ages Taylor Berry.
In IFS moral and gentlemanly teachings
mi influences II has no superlor'-Saihuei
VI. GHrlaud.
/ have sent two OF my sons there, and am
in every way sstifled with the discipline aud
educational methods OF the school.-Jnnn y
Mosbv. jylSeodva
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Lewis Jaeger. OF Hamburg, Pa, has Meth
or legs nor fingers. While travelling in
stage in MOntrna last winter he was caught
in blizzard and snOwbound. Several OF
his fellow passengers were frozen to death.
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,

BEDFORD CO.. VIRGINIA.
For Boys and Young Men. Prepares Tor
Business. College or University. Thoroughly
and hsndso meiy equipped. Full corps OF In
structors. BEAUTIFUL aud healthy location.
For catalogue address $4,000, ,,-,..,
;aanao5aorb Releyue p. y.
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Public Sale OF Valuable Real
Estate.

Estate.
by virtue Of the authority vestei IN thcm
by "A decree nf the circuit Court III ONO
county, West Virginia, entered on the ~ day
Of June, ls>i, IN - cause In chanccry therein
pcndiig, wherein J. IL. Coz, executor, 40.
was yIa,utin, aud James wsyt and oth-rs
were defendants, the undersigned special
comm issionrrS viii, Oh
Saturday. August ~. Iss3.
comm, ncIug u, ~ q clock -. IN, on the prcmi,
>cs ~ ~, ,oid, :, IL al public auction the real
estate ...cuu ned ~ tie bili IN said cause.
that j. usHy: A tract OF land situAtrd oD
the head waters OF the south FORK of shor
creek. IA Oatu county Aforesaid, known -
the J. ONE farm OF James wayt. and On which
IN, std James Wayt has for many yean re-
,idrt. Contsi ming one hundred ami seventy
five Rerrs, more ar less, and bouajrd on the
south by luua> Of Martin Conicy, samuel
smith and Robert Giftin On the east by iauds
OF james RIur, Gu III. north 10y Ianuh of John
Wa. and on lhT wesi oy tsndso ., J.. ;; Snnco
Will ue sold subject tn u lease made 10y the
special receiver In said cause Ia Robert IL
Wsyt, for term ending with The Slsi day OF
March. iSt, which lease IN on nle among the
papers o. said cause, aud In which the said
Robert agrees. among other things, ~ TOT
lows that he viii not plow or break any
portion Of the said farm which is nos ~
meadow that In th" fail of the year is,t he
will reed In aheat oil OF tho stubblc lAnd ON
said farm, and not less than one hall OF tbo
land which shall have been planted "a corn
nevertheless, should he M. he the tenant of
said farm after the alst day of March lst
either hecRtIS" ia. said farm shall have been
Sold. or b. auss IL shall have te' leased 10
some other person., to have one half of the
rrops produced rom the seed NO To be soxn
by him IN aforesaid, upon his paying one.
half ~ the .Ip'nscS "f haTve,tlngt 10 said
crops the division To he msi- In the shock"
Iufms Of SAFE nc.tnIrd OF the purchase
money, or 80 much more m The purchaser
may elect, cash on the day OF safe. ana tie
nj nH.r n ivIn
respectively In one and two years after The
day Of sale, with Interest from that day. the
payment Of the deferred insialncnis u bs
secured by q deed OF iIust upon the said real
estate, or by the retaining OF the iltlo
DANIEL PECK,
ROBfRr WHITE,
HLSKY 81. RUSSELL.
thereby certify that bond has been gives
In the aiove entitled cause, ~ required ~
law. July ~, Issa
lyl2I \. D. McCOLLoth. 'Ierk.