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I wnlrurn Out saturday Eyou,r )

The "Blaek Eagles Of the Fourth ward
decided at their meeting last evening, 10
meet at their club room on Saturday even.
ing at ! o'clock, and march in body,
headed by their martial band complete
with drum major, to the Republican
meeting in the Eighth ward, to be address.
ed by John Jarrett and others, #..
They expect thcir,uniiorms to-day, and
in the event OF their arrival, the secretary
will be ut the club room on Saturday
afternoon and the members can procure
their uniforms by calling there. Every
member is expected to turn out on Satur-
day evening, 81 5-,tt. .aa:5tfl.i
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Jurors Drawn,

The following named jurors have been
drawn and summoned to serve rs a petit
jury in Part Of the Circuit Court on and
after next Monday: Clause Beneke, L. G.
Harry, ": X: Day, W. II. Combs, A. G.
Boone, Martin Linden, William Auber,
Sam c. Patterson, George W. busch, John
Lutz, J. G. Brady, William Burdett,
William Hall, Michael NIcClaskcy, Viii
liam Mitchell, George Otto, George Al
bright, G: I. Painter, A. Fulton, John
Martin, Frank Heller, Samuel AIagcc,
Mylcs Burke, John Gebhart, c. +. Baker,
Robert Miller, Hugh Dawson, James Bod.
ley, George +. Bot, William Hare. a
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TAKE NOTICE.

Owing 10 tic tAr0ng ut tho Great Wet
Goods Saleat ll42 Min street, yycster-
day, II great many were compelled to
leave without being waited upon. Here.
nttcr, until all goods are sold, We will
have. n sufficient corps Of statesmen so MS
to be able to wait on I'LL. The stock con-
slsts Of Mems, Boys and Clilldrcn's HATS,
Jeans, Dress Drilling, Brown Duck, Blue
Denim, Paper Muslin, &c. : Call early In
tho dry and avoid tho rush, at 1142 Main
street, three doors above Geo. X. Taylor's.
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4 Handsome Steer,

G.. W. Even has on the State Fair
Grounds n high.grade short horn steer
two years and nine months old, which he
claims is the "prcttiest and most perfect
formed steer that stands on legs" It is
in the pens near the Jerseys, and attracts
general attention. Hc was raised by G.
W. Fleming, Of Illinois. He weighs
] $40, and is pronounced by stock men and
butchers from ull over the country the
posscssor OF more fine points than any
competitor. Mr.. Even offers $1,000 for a
steer us perfectly formed rs his, or he will
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4 The Opera House was packed to its ut
most capacity Inst night to witness the
presentation of"A Bunch OF Keys" with
Flora Moore us Teddy There was ''stand-
ingGroom only" shortly after the doors
were opened, and the audience was very
demonstratiye ofapproval. This show Is
as good rs ever and has some new! and
linking features: twill be repeated every
evening this week and Saturday matinee.
Reserved seats..iorIthe matinee will be
placed on sale ut Burners this morning.
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.'lneuGolad.s.
y sley Good
.NEvVEv \ ri II :
+ s'NOIOK (.

We have received from the
most prominent manufacturers
complete lines Of the latest styles
sinfWraps for Ladies and Misses
Wear. Buying in large lots from
first hands enables us to quote
4 the lowest prices in the market.
4 Perfect fits guaranteed. u
!. IN. B, When at the Fair do
not fail TO see some Of the Gle
CANT. styles We display at our
booth;
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i THE FIRST REGULAR EVENT.

b 4 +
The first regular race. event for tho day
was Il trot for the o::44 class There were
thirteen nominations, but only five faced
the wire. They were in this order: Ionic,
Ham Morrison, Brick, Chicftain and
Catharina. Ionic had splendid lead
when. the word was given, but broke and
lost his advantage. Chieftain, who had
been selling in the pools ut $40 to So for
Morrison, 81 for. Brick and s. for the
field, broke and behaved badly. Ionic
was second in, but was put back for run
ming. Time $50. Paris mutunls paid
SEQ; tickets in this pool sold for - in
stead Of s., us heretofore. Il i!.;5
Il Morrison now had tho. call at $40 and
the field was worth 81. The bell was
rung rs suspal and &four; OF the FIVE re-
spondcd !; 5 Catharina was absent. Tho
four scored a few times and were then
given the word. Jas they passed tho gate
leading to the barn, Catharina came Jog
ging on the track. 3 Her driver took her
to the stand, and turning started after tho
field, which was, now nearing the half.
Chieftain was leading with Brick on his
wheel, Ionic third and Morrison last.
Chieftain kept the pole, winning the heat
IN 2:44 Morrison second, Ionic third.
Mntnals paid $3.50. ;s,l U q NJ;
4 Catliarina's driver claimed not to have
hearathe bel, but disclaimed any desire to
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A 500 ROBBERY,
A Wnshington County sfnn tho Victim ut
~ m w. tho Ii. & q. Dennf. ----- n Il

a NNhuHktuh Souhky VNu tuU tlCtlu VI
tho u. s. o. Depot.
Tho largest robbery by pickpockets re.
ported yesterday occurred ut the b. 4 0.
depot about o'clock last night. Tho
place was filled with people from out the
llcmpleld waiting for train to take them
home. Among the number was Butler
Higgins, Washington county. stock
raiser. In his pocket he had 500. lie
was fearful Of pickpockets, and kept his
hand on his pocket until 1t became ncces,
sary to help his little grandson. While
doing this three men crowded
against him and then disappeared
in the crowd. When lie felt for his money
It WIS gone. He raised II hue and cry,
but 1t was then too late. He remained III
town last night ind reported his case to
Capt. Bennett, but 10 clue was obtained.
Ono Of tho parties who pushed him an
swers very closely to the description OF n
well known crook. Mr.. lluggns was left
with0ute cent in his pockct,
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TIE THUNDER STORM.
SUMMARY,

WEsr Virginia STATE FAIE RAcEs-Thirl Day, Sec
ond lsAcc-Frce.fornll trot. Purse $50, divided
Revellc. II. 7. Wade Jefferson, 1
Whirlwin1. J. ToMsop, Cleveland. .......... .
Kitty vnn. acknowledgements lIillsdalc, Mich3 4
Zig Fellow. Moses Fox. Baltim0rc.............i3
Tine--o.11L. a.lS. GAO 80
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4 Farmer Robbed,

Mr.. 6. S. Pigott, substantial farmer Of
Browns Mills, Harrison county, came to
the city yesterday on II combined business
and pleasure trip. IIe arranged for the
purchase Of some articles lie needed, and
then went over to the fair. While there
plckpockets relieved him OF a certificate Of
deposit in Clarksburg bank for Sl75, his
railroad ticket and about s. in change.
The payment on the certificate was
stopped. e.. So ID
Two other parties who claim to have
lost heavily Mt the hands Of pickpockets
are said not to have Ind us many cents MS
they claim to have lost dollars. !. 3
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closed at 7le. Shipments for the entire oil XII,
@ iSssss runs ies .6e entire oil regions
BRAproRb, Pa, sep .e,nber \, W MI. ~.
runs Wednesday 7,Sis barrels. Charles. nv ~ ,eal
9ariet clsSfances 90, 900 barrels Ss NAM
lmrSit certificates opened at T93lc and ciS,s%
Tfc. highest 1Gc; lowest TO, n 4, - so'eu ~
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BAuNIEn's Room: :
Tho Krnnich and lsnc, Piano Again Vic.
jS '5;;sT toriouS. ~ "a.

Tho krnnich and nnCf rlnno Again Vic.
5}=Ist:.;. Il torious. S5;i.
Mr.. F.W. Banner, ! the leading music
dealer, has again been awarded the first
premium 8 on Z his elegant mahogany
kranichiSand Bach upright piano. MI.
Baumcr was last year awarded the first
premium on this piano for general excel
lence and actual merit, and on that ac-
count WINS not allowed to compete this
year, but the committee Notwithstanding
gave him special premium for merit and
tneness OF work on the instrument OK
hiblted. 5 81. ilssii4
Il Quito u number Of persons have played
on the instrument, and they all unite in
pronouncing it unquestionably the finest
piano ever exhibited. 3f5yst "a +, :
The elegant Baby Grand exhibited by
Mr.. Baumer could not be entered for. com.
petition this year, as it was awarded the
highest premium last year. is * b An
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FART lfnIr!!

Visitors to the Fair wishinsto purchase
carpets, oil cloths, window shades, wall wall
paper md borders, rugs, mats, mat,irr
pianos, Ic., &c. retail at wholesale priross'
for cash, should not fail 10 call Mt The l ar",
Commission House, Nos. 2OlO anI So sI
Main street. n JoHS R8rMss. Accent
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scllwcrtfcser's Signs.

William Schwertfegcr has at his booth
in the south end OF the main bnilnins two
very artistic signs. One represents i've,
hones, one Of which has been attached
to its vehicle with set of Schwertieccr's
harness and from which he is unable 10
pxtrieate himself, wl,ileanotlcr animal is
seen tearing himself loose with great casc
from his buggy having, been hitchcl to
1t with a set Of harness made by some
careless manufacturer. Another sign rep.
resents one Of Schwcrtfegcr's large trayel.'
ing trunlts coming out whole from a train
from which itihad been thrown; while one
made 33byEhis compehtors is smashed to
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THE BIGGEST CROWD
EVER sEEN oN THE n ISLAND
Fit'a| IFHIa " aftfl+ NItf7'Sf -
At the State Fair: .Yestsrday-A Constant
String Of Vehicles and People Pours In
to the City -Ttfins Can't Carry
Thon, md They Crowd the Hotels.

It was apparent early yesterday morn
Ing that the attendance :. at tho State
Fair on Citizens Day was destined
to be the largest in the history Of tho
Association or Of the city. From an early
hour Nil sorts Of vehicles crowded with
people poured into the city, and the streets
were continuously thronged. Every rail.
road train coming into tho city was over.
crowded. The first train arriving on the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling 4 Kentucky road
brought 700 excursionists md every sue.
cceding train WIS equally crowded l1
round trip tickets were sold at Pittsburgh.
Tho Glover's Gap accommodation WIS Il
sight. Every platform was full OF people,
The lIempteM train did not stop after
passing Claysvillc, being then ovcrcrowd-
Cd, and II return trip was nude 10 that
station and the ears again crowded. The
Is ltimorc & Ohio company brought over
1000 people on Its different trains. On
the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh and Cfevc.
land, I.orain 4 Wheeling rOads the trains
ran plst stations where hundreds Of pas.
scngcrs were waiting and could not be
accommodated. 81. r.
Omnibnses, wagons, carriages, bnggies
and all sorts Of vehicles We're pressed into
service to carry the people. The Upper
market square WIS n solid Jim OF vehicles
during the day. Such Il crowd was proba
bly, never seen in Wheeling. The ,rcstau
rants and hotels weM taxed to tllcil
utmost, and last night every room ant
every available space WIS occupied in al
the boarding houses and hotels. IS
on TILE GROUNDS. "a,
| Yesterday, the fourth day OF tho fair
was "Citizcns' Day." anil n big day it was
Such another outpouring Of people wa
probably never seen in this State since tn
war. At n late hour last night the gate keep
ers had not finished committing, but it WI
estimated that the numbered personsin ut
tendance was Extraordinarily and twenty
two thousand. Tho day opened hottie
and dustier, II anything. than any. 0
the preceding days. Fortunately for TIL
Association, II raincd hard in tho countr,
"Wednesday night. The people from tn
rural districts, thinking that the rain In,
also reached Wheeling and laid the dus
and made it cooler, came INDY the thous
ands, and by o'clock ut least ! 900 peopl
were on the grounds. About II o'clocl
the city people began to pour in the gates
The scene ut noon was an indescribabl
one; every one was engaged in n init
rush for dinner. Eating was going on ov
erywherc. The dust raised by the tramp
Ing thousands was almost sitting. Abol
! o'clock heavy thunder storm came u
and everything was changed. The dus
became mud, two and three inches deer
, Still it wasa great day, and every one ha
a good time and was pleased with til
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~ On the published race programme there
was nothing arranged for Saturday, but
the indicationsarethat there will be plenty
Of fun on that day. Superintendent
Charlie Rose Is arranging for special trot
for the 2:s5 class, a. running race and a
mule race. For the running race a purse
Of 5000 will be offered. There are already
five entries. For the mule race there arc
eight entries. It is probable that some OF
to-daysraces willhave to be finished onthat
day also, and possibly the cayalcade will
be repeated. g5 -, !
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Tho CllIckcrii,v

is BY iarthe best piano represented in
Wheeling, and has hcen awarded tic first
premium over all competitors. A COM
plete assortment OF tho above make OF nj
amos can be seen at the music store Of =.
I, ~ I, .6, !, ( ~ "a. HOUSE,
1920 Market street, Wheeling, W. Va. Il
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Ed. CLAToR yesterday found under a
mortar bed in East Wheeling a pair Of
trousers and some valuable papers belong
ing to J. 3. briggs, Of Woodsfeld, o. The
presumption is that they were stolen, and
being OF nature to compromise the
thieves, were hid where thcy,wcrc found
Yesterday One note for $1,000 was In the
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unusual attention from every over farmer On
the ground, on account Of lis general IN.
lures Of excellence 1T cuts tie feed rap.
idly and IN such manner as to make 4
a most desirable food for all firm animals.
The display Of tho; Hoyle.Jones Company
Is one Of the largest and finest on tic
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lifE Is loo short to try half a dozen an,
terent kinds Of rsure Cups,n when on" NM,
suffers with 4 cough or cold slick Ia I inv
best and use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup !. !,
will euro your cough and never disapnoin,
you. All druggists sell 1t at twen,y.GW,
cents Il bottle. d MLw5.lI- ~ ,',D'' wv
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Fair Notes,

II. W. Banner has been awarded first
premium on his kranich 4 Bach pianos,
now on exhibition ut the State Fair. .
The poultry exhibitors adopted resolu-
tion.yestcrday thankingthc judges, Nlessrs.
". +. Hastings and Chnrles V. Harding,
OF Little Washington, for their impartial
and satisfactory decisions and Noah Zane
for his kind assistance in securing quarters
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,rivIsGuEGH, September 1.-the afternoon SECS.
sion was attended By considerable excitement and
s;e dTor 81 cents caused by report Tint The
flowing Mt the mte OF Of lYj barrels nm hour ~ Win
later intelligence hat the n fin, Id. tIIspateh
was exaggerated and TINT the well was co6d ior
ABOUT " barrels III hour. there wns recovery Of
lMc mo tlle market closed Hr,9er There WIS II
general disposition 10 sell with but few sales: ,nur.
Eet nuvansed 1T one O'clock 70 75Lc; broke 10
'.Ne; rallied and closed ut 74c. - -
-, IirusviLlE, September ll.-Sationnl Transit cor.
!lnea!es opeMed Al Tc:a highest 7TJlc: lowest 7sc
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a Hotel Robbery.

An elegant gold watch and s. in money
was stolen from Mr.. Dan Neal, Of Parkcrs-
burg, by 4 sneak thief who entered his
room at the Stamm House while lie was
2slecD. 70 So i slFaf-f r,z-rlg.. ! Il -
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CUrLDIeES,S DAY.
The Prospects Favorable md tho Pro

The Prospects Favorable md the Pro-
i Gramme n Good One for To-day.
To-day is "Children's Day." and it
promises to be us great iinot greater
day then yesterday. The public schools
will be closed and large attendance OF
children is certain, MS over 1000 childrcn's
special tickets have been sold. The ill.,
dications last night were that the weather
to-day will be perfect. In that case the
grounds will De just right. The pro-
gramme to-day is one calculated to draw.
This morning sweepstakes will be award
ed to cattle and sheep. At 1880 the un-
finished races OF yesterday will take place.
AT L. N. the grand cavalcade OF prize
cattle and horses will take piacc on the
course. At 2 o'clock the regular races will
be called. The first is trot for the ESQ
class and the second, q frec.for.all pace,
both for purses Of $500 divided, with Sl00
extra in the pace If Matte Hunters time,
2:20}, is beaten. For the trot there are
twelve entries, and for the pace five en-
tries. Yesterday the ISTELLlGESCER pre-
dictcd that there would be Mt least 10000
people on the ground, and that number
was present. This morning it says that
the same number should be on hand to-
day. Big sport and plenty OF it is offered
for very little money! Sa.n
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atoms and It's contents scattered Ito the
winds. Schwcrtieger's artificial horse
with lie, caparisons also attracts much Of.
tention, and his whole display Of goods Is
universally admired. N n y & z, 70
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+. MonStSa Glory Baking Powder alwovs
fresh, pure md reliable. Ask Your rrorcr
for 1t. G.S. FEEyy, Proprietor,
rs tfTSE+ l4lONtain street.
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~ WE buy for cash only, and can afford to
give you good shoes at bottom prices Give
us call, eE5;7 OS0 & HAMMOND, "
1884 Main ST.,
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LADIES fine kid shoes In hand firms
and flexible soles, ut Ong & llainmond's
1854 Main St, d'l. IA -, Z ~ .
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Republican Meeting ut Martins Ferry. Y
h The Republicans OF Martins Ferry OPEN
cd the campaign Inst night with n rousing
demonstration. About three thousand
people listened TO Hon. J.. Danford, who
spoke eloQuently on the State and Nation
al issues RI eeil y
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d y aatelliig&tuer:,
s Office: Nos. 70 and ~ Fourteenth Street. (
New Advertisements

BlnInc1nd Logan Club Hall s'.-5.l
For Rcnt-Tw0 llol,scs-C. ]. Rawliug.---it
Y Sotice-Sixth Ward Blaine and Logan Club.
y Grand Cavnlcadc OF Cattle and lIoscs. s. r
Special Races for Saturday. 81 50 Z .1lsI,
1 Great Sale OF Hooded Stock. = q =,
y Lost or StOlcn-A .Sote--llend OF Local, II
2 Dunlap llats-G. A. Dcu,cr-lIcad OF Local. Il
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HAVE You kidney or liver trouble. lvs
pcct,sia or iicadacllo? Tryathe DR.. Thoms,
PHI: May be taken for ycars without nro ,
dMcil,g constituting or Otherwise iDjnrIDns
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MES's llne hand sewcdsllocs In Congress
Baimoral and Button. Iii ill the new
styles, ut Ong 4 lIammond's, 1921 MINI s.
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MESs Wuukcnphast shoes, the hes, in
the city. for tho price, at Ong 4 linn !.
mond's, 1924 Main St, l'5.f"t7 ""''
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MISSES spring heel shoes, and solar lin
shoes $40 for children, ut ons 4 llammonjs
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: Warranted strictly vegetable, almost
painless and perfectly safe under hi cen.
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YESTERDAYS RACES.
Thousnnds III Attentinnce--Gool Sp0
o Slammed Iky tho ISnin,

ThouAnnds In yAttentinnce--GOou Sport
Stopped By the Rain.
A fact evident to all and not to DO dis
puted, is, that the races Of n fair form its
most attractive feature. People may 60
to look at the cattle, the sheep and other
animals that arc exhibited and ut the
thousand and one other things that 60 to
help makca big crowd but just as soon as
the judges behring's and the ithespeelcrs
make theirappearancc OIL the track there is
sure to ben rush OF ut least nine-tenths OF the
attendance towards the course. The West
Virginia Association isunusually fortunate
this year in having secured horses for the
race entries that thus fur, have resulted in
good racing and given satisfaction to the
people. ,t.!..
: Fully $4,000 OF the estimated 10000 pco-
pie that passed through the gates, wit
messed yesterdays racing. The scene as
viewed from the reporters gallery was n
spirited and inspiring one. The grand
stand was packed full and was the more
noticeable from the fact that nearly one
third of the stwcnty-six hundred people
seated there were ladies'. There was the
usual noisy crowd about the booksellers
and gnmes Of chance men and there was
not time when the crowd ut the bar did
not number up in the hundreds. One
half the way around the track, people
stood five and six deep. Many more were
on the quarter stretch and in the space in
front Of the stand. Nearly three hundred
vehicles were inside the enclosure, filled
in majority OF cases with iashionably
dressed ladies. 1t was Il brilliant specta-
Gle one that made the hearts Of otlicersand
glad, for the receipts represent
ell by this large concourse Of people were
m indication that the fair financially was
Il success. The crowd WINS good natured
one; too for it stood the heat and dust and
the rain, wind and mud without a muir
mur. It oven demanded more racing af-
ter the judges had declared postpone
ment on account Of the rain. ~
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s9&Ss,,iias.:s,'

For q woman's pcbbled grain button shoe,
az u 80 J.W. AMlcK's s,
=, 9, 10 ~ ll43 Main street. N
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PnlLADELrIlIA, Pa, September l1.-Flour dull
Wheat quiet and closed firm: No. . red September
s33334asiEc; October s.s74us51Ic; November S7IEa
s7Ee: December 81 ssny,c. Corn options unsettled
car lots weak mixed September G2aGjc; October co
quiet md firm: rejected white sJn3lc; No. = mixed
~ a3lc; No. white J'a35Aac. Eggs quiet; extrls