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Victory for tho "DomcstIc.n

It took more premiums at the State
Fair last week than all other machines
combined. -. Z
Out of fifteen entries they walked away
with twelve first premiums and one second
premium, which can he proven by The
premium cards at their Office or the Score
tary's books, notwithstanding their com.
petitors labored hard to rob tho ,"Domes-
tic, OF its well earned victory. rs
Every. lady who visited our State Fair
last week were loud in praise OF the "Do.
nestle" Sowing Machine, and tho boauti-
full work exhibited Mt their booth, and will
long remember the elegant work done on
the light running and popular domestic"
Sewing Machine i.y ~ }5'5I ,,ii75i5E.S
Their coy office Is at 70 Twelfth street,
Wheeling, Viva. Don't fail TO call on
them before buying a machine and OK.
anime the Domestic, Z a
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A son Of Mr.. G. D. Devinney, Of this
city, whc resides with the res. OF the
family on their farm near Weston, was
seriously hurt yesterday afternoon by the
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HE MAY RECOVER.
Fred Dclbruggc, the Wonld.bs Suicide,
Resting Moro Easily It,s9

Fred Dclbrugge, the Wonld.bs Suicide,
Resting Moro Easily
Fred Delbrugge, the young man who
attempted suicide Wednesday evening at
his iathcrs residence OIL Min street, in
Centre Wheeling, by stabbing himself
some twenty times with pocket knife,
rallied Yesterday morning from the shock
and loss OF blood and rested easily during
the day. Last night the physicians ut.
tending him were OF the opinion that with
proper and careful nursing he would re.
cover. The hearts action yesterday was
regularandit is not believed to be serious
ly injured us at first supposed. The
wound in the lung was not giving much
trouble, and is expected to heal up nicely.
Delbrugge was very reticent and had
comparatively nothing to say. Drink was
undoubtedly the cause OF his act, although
he may have had some love trouble that
started Inn to drinking. When started
he continued it until his mind was unbal.
anccd, .
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ANOTHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Samuel Kitten, Proprietor of tho Merchants
.----.---- Assigns, =.

Assigns. ss- D.
For some time it has been quietly ru-
morcd that Mr.. Samuel Litten, proprietor
OF the Merchants restaurant, on Twelfth
street, was financially embarrassed, and
the announcement made yesterday that
he had made an assignment for the benefit
OF his creditors did not create much ex-
element. The deed OF assignment, which
was admitted 10 record yesterday, is made
BY Samuel Littcn, jr., and wife to Charles
Il. Smith, and bears date September II.
1t names as Il consideration 81 and Ger
tain trusts, and conveys Is feet Of the west
ends OF lots IS, 80 and 80, in Joseph Cald-
Wells addition to the Sixth ward; eight
dining tables, 30 chairs, cook stove,
heating stove, ice: box, l counter, show
case, seven gus globes, ! clock, carpet
and all the furniture and fixtures, appur-
tenances and belongings, in the room now
occupied rs \ restaurant at 10 Twelfth
street; also NIL book accounts and credits
due said Litten, and the lease OF the room.
The payments to be made out OF tho
proceeds OF the sale OF this property are
the costs OF executing the trust; Sl26.6G
due McLain brothers for rent; and after
this the other debts due from said Litten
to all creditors, pro rata. -
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WAsnlSeroS, Pa, September lS,-Thc
hearing OF the habeas corpus proceedings
OF the striking coal miners charged with
conspiracy for interfering with non.llnion
workmen in the fourth pool, took place
to-day before Judge Hart. Alarge mum.
her Of witnesses were examined, and after
the testimony was all in Judge Hart do.
cided to hold the prisoners for trial at the
November torn Of court. Seventeen gave
bail in two hundred dollars each and the
other thirty-three were committed 10 Jail,
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An Interesting Life Insurance Case.

+ To Tie Editor Of HE Lntc'!iGenctr. aiy..lE,ys
SIE:-A transaction in lie insurance,
and as | believe to be exceptional with
the company in question, has Just come to
my notice. About six months ago Mr..
nhe ,r!I'd,l Baer one Of our leading young
the great regret OF the community. He
had policy OF S, 900 in the New England
Life Insurance Company OF Boston. The
amount Of the policy was promptly paid,
and 1t was supposed that this was tho end
OF it. Now comes Mr. A. G. Martin, gen
oral agent Of the company, who took the
risk and paid the money, and pays 10 the
WIDOW h p6stnortcm dividend Of $40, be-,
lns Mrs, Baer's share OF the profits on the
anniversary. Of his payment. l know OF
no other company that does this or any.
thing like it, and have thought this Of
sufficient Importance to be laid before
your readers. a poLlcY HOLDER. \
Wheeling, .Septcmber 10, 1854,
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a ROMAN STILL ruRsuEs nIN.


81 tii 80. Track. ". z, Is }5iyy
TO ne Editor ft.t Ia.A!istneer. ~ 4
I SiR;-I sec by the Register that +. Willis
Wilson again INDUCED in TRADE Of abuse
against mo at Fairview, In tho speech he
delivered their Wednesday evening. lie
harps on my alleged oppositlonto Mr..
Warren after ho had beaten mo for the
Democratic nomination for City Sergeant.
In IN interview one Of your reporters had
with mo this week said that Wilson'S
statements about my opposition to War.
rem were lies out OF the whole cloth, md
! consider tint all that Is necessary for
mo 10 DO ut this time is to reiterate what
! said then. Wilson cndcavors to locate
mo us working against Warren because
some OF my friends voted against him. On
Just such grounds l can prove that
"Windy" Wilson has worked against
every Democratic candidate in the State
or knnawha county for the last ten years
that was candidate for any position That
ho (Wilson) wanted; this statement can
be proved by his blood relatives, who will
admit having voted against such.
" hrViit 1 iluy ss iltis uctli COtlSluIt
Office seeker ever since hc went TO Charles.
ton. lie has been n candidate for every
position in the gift Of the people from that
OF City Solicitor TO Governor, md when
beaten in convention for any position to
which he aspircd has charged In every
case that his defeat was accomplished BY
corrupt methods. II Is Il well know fact
that when he returned from the Martins
burg convention four years ago, he was so
filed with gall that he spent hours for
several days on thestreet corners dcnounc-
ing Jackson, Watts, kenlia and others,
and rs IN evidence OF his intense hatred
against Mr.. Kenna he positively refused
to cast thcyote OF Webster county, which
he was instructed to cast for Mr. Kcnna
IN that Congressional convention before
which Kenna was candidate and when
lie had no opposition.
SEQ from the Register that Wilson said
at fairview that when he arrived ut Park.
ersburs DR.. Kelly and others told him
that had been telling OF his cruelty dur.
ing trial towards Mary Clark, tho Irish
girl who was SO basCly Detained by /;
colored woman that Wilson defended
when she was sued for libel; that he told
| DR.. Kelly IN writc IN Charleston IN neccr
to;u .thc fals;tv n ,bot rhnr.. and I'm,
Kcnna, Quarter and others. had writer
i'll reply vinlicatins him. DR.. Kelly die
write. kcnna's answer was OF this
us,, matters nj thnt nature nco;nst ! mn,
I,r;n', h;s 1 conrnss ri" nnSl;c ' viii i M" 'mn
JrrstanJ Mr. Kcnna's nosition th;nlH
liz did mot desire 10 do Sanvih;nr wh;cI
world have tbo nnnrorntcc ri l,k; nav nav
ara;nst Tho mo,niure of Tia n,rtw wb;c,
Ln1s 81 honorcd him in.thc mast MI NJ 0nar
rirr hr;nr n strong s,,nnortcr Of Wilson
answered. in smbstanro that # wns 90 lon'
since ihe tr;al hn,l tnkcn nlnce that hc In,
i inrso,tnn nari;rnIors Wilson so I nm IN
ior1nI t"iI Dr Eellv th,t n;"htn y,
months Ind elansed between the trial m,
Tho timo tho ir;s H. .; wont crazy 80 snc,
a st,tamnni !. nIsoIn,n," inlsn .,s ~ a u,
s",'e"ie'.' 10 "'o''"'N's ".'s' 40 '.io 81
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On Wednesday evening, September "a,
Patti Rosa, called a little sparkle OF sun:
shinc',% by the press; will appear ut tho
Wheeling ! Opera House in her new and
very successful drama, "Ali2pah." Miss
Rosa has appeared here, and took Wheel
ing by storm. She is pronounced much
more charming III her new drama than in
any other play. The plot is interesting
and tile play progresses thronsha rare
succession OF pleasing and thrilling Incl
dents. The engagement may be counted
upon as one Of tho popular, rs well rs ar
tistic successes OF the Wheeling season.
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BELI.AIRE,
Another Warrant for 1Inrsl,nl Burkc-Nyed.
Irst-H tlinF. Err saTr ..a...


Another Warrant for Marshal Burkc-wed-
,s,57, ding, Etc. ga
Pawpaws are extraordinarily plenty this
year. =
Miss Annie Daniels, Of Symmetrical q
is visiting relatives here. ~
Tho r. & p r,ilro,d will boyo , ;, ox,,,,
sion To Niaonra Falls Scntcmhor ., e .'l''i
r w ras,,.s,, ~ 49,,
str.ot EoI,s so ia eI,cEuea ms Union
. o.. e sso,. D"e. " -. D. - 'r'cks.
~ ~, ~. Mn,sl,, n.'iy nave returned
run ,,'. .!ei' summer s.'y at Quaker CITY.
William Morton, living on. Indian run,
died "Wednesday aitera long sickness with
consumption.
Scott Reese, at tho Dellairc window glass
works, was burned by hot roller which
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City, and Wheeling Folk,
Y. 1rno,y u

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
y .1s 81 Abroad. ,9s
". D. Rich, general agent for Ohio,
Indiana and West Virginia, OF the Edison
arc electric light, is in the city, with view
to introducing the light here. n 1t is said
to be cheap and satisfactory. 4 {3ls.lla
Tuesday evening at o'clock Mrs. Sid
ncy McMehen, aged 81 years, died after II
protracted illness at her home in South
Bcnwood. She died in the house where
she was married sixty-four years ago. She
was n faithful member OF the Episcopalian
church fora great many years. The funeral
services were held yesterday afternoon Mt
2 O'Clock at her late residence, and were
largely attended, The remains were laid
to rest in the Benwood Cemetery. Is. (,
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"Recovcring from typhoid fever, it
quickly gave me strength" So writes
Mr.. Peter Bourassa, East Douglass, Mass.
Nothing makes my stomach feel so easy"
says Mr.. Joseph, Bateman, Lawrence,
Mass. "Gavc me more strength than
any other bitters have takcn," declares
Miss Nellie O'Brien, OF the same place.
What is it that these convalesccnts write
about? Why, Browns Iron Bittcrs, the
greatest iron medicine in the world
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Strength. Hignr, l:lnSticitY.

Wheeling, ". Ia., September is.
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Hos: FRED DoucLAss, tho eloquent
colored orator and champion OF his race
will address the citizens OF Martins Ferry
and vicinity, at Walnut Grove, on Mon.
day afternoon, September 90 at .
o'clock, being the. occasion OF the cclcbra.
ton OF the Emancipation Proclamation by
the lamented Lincoln. An admission fec
will be charged. 81 -, " a
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., September lo.-1:3o
4. M.--For Tennessee andthe Ohio Valley,
fair weather, with variable winds and
nearly stationary temperature. ass
4 For the Lower Lakes, generally mir
weather. with variable winds and nearly
stationary Temperatures.
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Pittsburgh. and Return 81 80. /

=. On Saturday, September Goth, the p,
Y. d st. Lily. Co. will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh, for all regular trains,
Mt rate of 81 80 for round trip. Tickets
good for return passage until Monday, Sep.
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TIE CAPITAL RESTAURANT.
2SSG Market Street.


1873. Eleventh! Anniversary. 1884.
September II. 'i7
The Capital Restaurant was established
in the city OF Wheeling on the 18th OF
September, lS7S-just eleven years ago.
1t was I'LL experiment. The experiment
has long since been, as it now is, a rccog.
nized success. Fl 4; 6.
For this favorable result, the proprietor
acknowledges himself to be largely in
debtcd as well to the kindness OF the press
rs the good will Of the citizens Of Wheel
ing. g. -ig ,y,. Z. 4; +, 3
lie takes occasion, therefore, in this,
the eleventh anniversary OF tho Capital
Restaurant, 10 tender his most grateful
Acknowledgements to both the press and
the public Tor past and continuing i,yors.
lie begs OF them to accept his best wishes
Tor their future, MARTIN TIonyToS, 4
-Ef- - prODriofor
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u JOSH BILLINGS sayss "Next 10 clear
conscience for solid comfort, cums mn old
shu." He probably never suffered with
a cough or cold, otherwise he would have
referred to Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup as
being good thing to secure relief and
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~ The pastor OF the Second Presbyterian
church, Winston, North Carolina, Rev.A.
z 3. I.awrcncc, writes, TINT having suffered
several years with. intlam.ut0ry5 rheu-
mntism, She was induced to try St. jacobs
gu, the maryelous pain.curc, which cured
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The following shows tho range OF tho
Thermometer rs observed ut Schnepi's
drug store, Opera House corner, Yesterday:
"a. NJ, IS ~ MIL; 3r. 81, 70; 7P. NJ,
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MTl,e I.ittlo Dulsr.n

Tho Grau Opera Company will open its
engagement ut the Opera House this eve
ming in "rhe Little Duke" A Tyrone,
Pa, paper says: "The Grau Opera Com
pany III the opera Little Duke played
10 a large audience in Conral's Opera
House Tuesday evening, succeeded in
carrying of q portion OF the laurels won
by the celebrated Wilbur Opera Company.
They scored a'grand success" "Thc Lit
tie Duke" is Justly popular opera, and
this, with the reputation OF tho company,
will no doubt pack the house this evening.
The singers number several well known
ppanln u a. !. E-T "A ssrg,fsi 10 -i..,
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I :; :: : 3 : :: : No. Of Teachers.

Twenty-one additional desks should be
purchased for the colored school. as there
are seventy-tive pupils enrolled in division
y, and the number OF sittings is liity-six.
The report OF the Librarian Of the Public
Library il herewith presented. raa.
Respectfully submitted, c.
IL JoHN NJ. iBMcII, Sup't.
The Commissioners OF Union sut-ds-
trict reported the resignation of Miss May
Britt, n teacher Of division B, grade 5,
which was accepted by the Board. T
A petition from Mrs. j. II. Good, asking
that her children be permitted to attend
Clay school, was read and on motion re-
fused. @
The Clerk was ordered to purchase ad-
dtional desks for the colorcd school and
ten recitation benches for Clay school.
The salary OF Alex Butler, janitor OF tho
colored school, was increased to SIS per
month. AGO. NJ,
Miss NettieS. Poindextcr was confirmed
us teacher in division D, coiored school.
The question OF purchasing number
OF music books Tor the several grammar
rooms OF the district was referred to the
Committee on Text Books.
On motion the Superintendent and
Clerk were authorized to have the rooms
ithe Board cleaned, papercd and painted.
! The Board adjourned early.
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Yon can gel the ''Eoss' one minute
coffee pot nj John Ericdcl's.
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AN APT SMILE,

The speaker likencd the Republican
party to the fore wheels and the Demo-
cratic party to the hind wheels OF wagon
the latter always following along in the
rut the former had lei; in its onward pro-
gress. [Chcers.]
lie WIS glad IIdrptr's Weekly had be-
come Il Democratic paper [checrsl; it was
always slandcring and cartooning Irish
men and the working classes. lie was
not surprised that Beccher had come out
for Cleveland; "birtls Of feather laugh
ter. Jones, OF the New York Times, was
Il member OF the English free trade Cob
den club, and his flop had relieved the
Republican party OF Il standing rcproNch.
He alluded to the Democratic theory
That free trade makes low prices, and
showed that often an article became cheap
or after protected by the tariff than before
steel rails, for instance. The whole
tariff case was stated in Il nutshell II the
duties be reduced, either wages in this
country must become lower or protection
must cease, "and what Odds" asked the
speaker, chow cheap goods may be ii you
have no money and no means OF earning
anyW
The speech throughout was rcplcte Will,
common sense, and aboundel in eloquent
passages. Everybody should hear Jim
Wood speak before he leaves Wheeling.
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h POLICEMEN aud Mil Carriers WALK.
ing Shoes, broad, easy, no seams inside;
made for wear md walking, nj s'E,
4i-yg. j. ". AMlCE'S,
~ ~ @,StE 1lI3 Main Street.
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Petroleum.

LClTY, Pa, scpteMher lN.-No,lorcl rrou,,.
certificate oponed NJ NE: hlehes, 7Tzr. Iow.
est Ilso; closed At !G:c. Sales 2 et Il, rr NV
eGi9,nnsss ,' 4; s barrels; runs s,s hrieis
Oh City OIL Exchange STOCK s. a. III cAE = "
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nor SALE. = RESIDENCE AND
II GROUNDS, sd
=, oNer Tor sale my residence md grounds Most
norlh YORK street. 5Te house contains nine fnom:.
TWO halls and Gll modern Improvements, such Us
gas: wafer. tsc., In irstclaSs order.
street: Oh, on the premises. j.. :.
Nu.l il5{f = Y, 81 .I H. H. DOVESER.
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I Go to J6linlrictlcl's and SEQ the "BOss''
one minute coffee pot. Al
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The CHOSE one minnie coffee pot, tho
hest0mithe market, ut John Friedcl's.
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STILL GOING ROUND.

a
THO Wheel of the Guhcrnatorinl Windmill
Grinding on.
Correspondence Of The lattlliycncer. 81
NEW MAErlSsvlLLE, September lS.-Alr.
i. W. Wilson came down to this town
this morning unattended except by his
usual guard OF honor from tho .ISrELLl-
GEScEn office. At the depot he was met
by Colonel Robert and John C. AlcEI-
downey, Judge Umstcad, a. w. Oxnarl
and one or two others. A company OF
uniformed little boys ranging in agc from
fifteen years to eighteen months were on
hand and gave three cheers for "Windy
Wilson, He put up at the Point House,
where he remained IN hour or two for the
usual callers. None came, and he started
out to meet those who should have called
upon him.
Slr. Wilson was very much surprised at
the scarcity OF people in town, and asked
why it was. Finally he was told that no
dodgers had been printed and no bills
posted. All tho same, however, every
copy OF the Democrat and every Weekly
Register that circulated in the county had
for weeks heralded the fact OF his APP
proacll. s57 AZ.
THE MEETING. ~. u
Tie meeting was announced ior one
o'clock butat that hour only about thirty
five Or forty Ind assembled and after n
vigorous drumming up OF the village by
the band the crowd probably reached two
hundred and fifty in the s,nali court room.
Col. NJ. r. Grouse called the meeting to
order, at the same time calling Judge UNI
stead. to the chair.
The Judge introduced Mr.. Wilson, who
said: After an unprecedented struggle
between right and wrong, between the
spirit OF oppression and the spirit OF lib
erty which struggle was carried on for
years, tho Republican party was thrown
out Of power and the Democratic party
elected by the people to succeed it. At
once both branches OF tho Legislature be-
came ours and nearly every office in the
State passed under our control. Ono OF
the laws Oh our statute books that the
Supreme Court OF the United States de-
cidcd was disgrace to civilization and n
blot upon our institutions was blotted
out forever. Then We swept the last yes.
lisc Of Republican prescription from our
law books, procured the passage OF an act
by which VIC obtained n constitutional con-
ycnt;on and through it q new order Of
things WAS established .fg - ~ :. .-
.&.4 UNSUCCESSFUL REPUBLICANS.
Since that time the Republicans have
triedineveryc pnccivablcway tohavc them.
selves restored to power. Failing in all
they have rcsorted to fusion (Which be-
fore ,we get done with them will be con.
lrsion.) They have in all these years
tried to divert attention from their
crimes against the State by making false
charges against the Democratic party and
by false preteAses to reinstate themselves.
Now my fellow citizens l want you to
slap their statutes right into their faces
Ind ask them what they think OF them? p
4 The charges that We have been extrava.
CAN'T, that we have :squandered or misap.
the irreducib!e school fund are
and unqualifiedly untrue. I |
make these statements boldly.!f God
SHOWS that the Democratic party will
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hacking 81 tntS &c, packing and shlppc, !, !.
= ~ ~ llght IS b0aG ~; skips and Enl,S,. h s,Ha
3 ~ w Cat,lc--ReSnlpt, s,oj0 head; sSIeIMIG, !
- nsed kencrsl market easier CtiGn sSenu
" ao ": eSmmorto fair s. Ohi1 tO tss1el
q ~ tanse cattle steadyi Texas 81 DOaSCO * Ns
Esseips 3Uo head; shipments COO head, 1 MS
stsauy anu unchanged; Inferior to !NIr & Ma,kei
uicd!um togood g ioa3 SttN w
kAsT llBEnTr, IA. scr,cmbc, ls.-ts,,,. n..,
active on good. low and common, MIN mAikel
changed; receipts Az heal: .hIpmeutr, ~ IN
ai"g market firm; receipts 3,t0O head; mead
",luo head; Phil&tlelphas % EVaG DO: ESITEuaathe
alla workers. 50 lao iDt graisCr 6 iGs ;I'uviOla
market very dull and shade lower IN. sneep
Gay; receipts 9,l0o hrG.l shipments sv Ss' !SI;G
CINCINNATI. @, September lS-IIyc hn,x ~
common and light 81 6NR6 70: packing mt In,Iy
Sn y 4Va6 :. recrlpis 1850 head: shipment. S Sc
gsll.l SIS Cotton. -'.f
NEW foEK, September ls,-Cottcn o,to,
Iil6e; inilirrf QUIET aud steady: September ia ~!
October lOloci November l0Gjn; DrCrmLct iiSS;S;
Janllaty io:Gs; February lO.4Oc; Match iiV:
lower NJ 1U'sc. ','tl'- - '' u"'' anu
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,, nsARFoEn a. September OIL tota,
!ilt bafcb: charters 3s at snn s sa
S,1s0o barrels National TmnsIt csrii iaaiS
opened A. Iic, the highes, price Of lie DIV. closS
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CIV; Mt% - a9IEk' September 1S.-pctrocum s,cadv
1.-Two Stock.

SticAGG September ls-Thc Drorevs, Journo, RI.
~ 1d Ivy io.s. receipts 5000 head: shipinents
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TOR SALE.
Valuable Real Estate and Buildings

&ii'e IN CENTRE WIEEEllSG.
lhe undersigned Is authorized to offer ior "leInc
nai 10Y irohtns thirtythrcc (Gl) feet on GhnHi"ss
erect . md running back ono hundred Hili Mem
S S I'D on Alley Eighteen, sald PROPERTY beiiEy :.
..e west SIDE OF Chapire street and on ne HH DIN.
We, corner oissald Chnplne street mil Acy EHa'
.esn. There Is Oh said half lot two brick HOUSE,
now renting for $50 per year. Tho Title 70 nv
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