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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-12
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


St. Luke's Church.-Rev. J. q, CAN'T, D. d.,
rector Divine service, tomorrow al 1890 4. m. and
$50 T.. Al. Suuday-syhCv At q. NJ AL are vel
'ome
Zane street NJ. r.. Church. Rev. J. Henry
Hes, pastor. services 10y the pastor tomorrow at
1880 a IN. and $50 p. IN. Sacrament OF Infant
BAPTISM at the morning scryice. Sunday-schOOl al
r. IN.
Disciples Church-Sfryices to morrow at 10 80
D. II. 80 services al night. SUuday-sChoOl at $3.50
a. IA. All are cordially invited.
st Matthews ChHrch.-SCryice al 1910 a. m.
ma i:gl D.. m.
second Presbyterian Church. Services by
Rev Wu II. Cooke, D. d. pastor, at 1880 a. m.
aud 80 p. IA. saHhatl-schOol at 4. IN. AL are
welcome.
MrCr4lc y. D., pastor. Services tomorrow at 1880
A. 40. md $50 7. Sacrament 0. the Lord : sup
per alter morning sermon.
First Baptist Church.-Rev. &. ". Shot, pas.
tor. Preaching sunday AZ 1880 .. IA. ard - H. M
Mrrnir. topic, "~tca1las;ness.' Evening topic,
"W bat Rgpti,ts HeIieye' Sunday-schOOl at 2:l5
T.. IN. Illustrated lrc.are 10 the !. P,W. a, Mon
lay at 80 T., IN. Free All are invited.
First PRESBYTERIAN Church.-The pastor
R"r. y. 4 Cunningham. D. D., will preach in the
Academy # Music. on Twelfth street, Tomorrow
at 1880 a. 40. and =" p IN. ~eais free. All in
.isaf. >ah.aih--b 1Ool in Mclaius hail at . n m
PRAYER ml. ling a! the same place ncsday "a
$50 %. ~.
Young Mems Christian Asso ciation.-Al
YOU. pc!, in the city are heartily invited 10 attend
3ko I ". {. a. meetings, n liz Market street a
..lrfse .,rvirc wi. lie CONDUCT II hts evening 10y
the G,reIal Secretary of the Association. Instead
rI the usual HuLT of lock. the mGtilD- VIII lie
held tonight ut $50. Mr. j. " Am.cS will con-
.rurt the iuteling NJ O'Clock sunday afternoon.
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OBEDIAH.
A Rural Friend Relates Some of His Ad
ventures.

Rural Friend Relates Some of His .id.
ventures.
Our old friend Obediah Squash took in
the big exhibition on the Fair Grounds yes
terday. He came up from Wetzel county
via the Ohio River road Thursday night,
and stopped at the Mcclure House, which,
be privately informed US, is one of the
'slickest taverns' he ever put up" at. Mr..
Squash is about fifty yeSrs of age, of a
disposition, much given to observation, aud
mas sn emphatic and somewhat eccentric
way of telling his friends his
impressions and conclusions. He is
honesty and simplicity personiied, and
while apologizing for his unpublished ways,
We have concluded to print his days sdven-
lures as he related them to a halt dozen
casual acquaintance last night. The old
gentleman had finished his supper, and was
sitting in his room, fourth floor back, about
; o'clock, apparently lost in thought,
when the writer and several others sought
him out. He greeted his visitors warmly,
snd after be had accepted and
LIT TOWN MADE CIGAR
he was asked about the Fair. This started
him:
Gosh darn my buttons gentlf men but
that was tarnal good shOR. I'm an old
mar, sn' have seen several Fails in my day
an i'm giyin it TO you straight when | say
this Wheeling Fair 5 hard to beat. Grest
srakts there was crowd, too I'll BE-
switched if ever seed 80 ms1y folks a. s
STOW before, excep: the time l went down
20 Philade'phy 20 the Centennial The
stock list got ne clesu down. and III oe
.,,s.I Il ! GiGLi .Si.sS La u4s.u 0s-d
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THE CANALCADE.
Fine Display of stock Before a Large
Anlienca.

A Fine Display of stock Before Large
Audience.
As annou need, the roll call Of live stock
for the grand cavacade, took place at high
noon, and promptly at l o'clock, headed
oy the Opera House.band, the long column
unwouud Itself from the center OF the
grol nds and turning southwark toward the
grard stand, went slowly and majestically
around the ring. At its head, just behind
the oauI rode Messrs. Jacob and Sisson,
he >uperiptendent and Assistant Superin-
-riCent of this department. and mex
them came tine cattle display. Ot these
there were one hundred and twelve head il
line and that the showing was a good one
all the spectators agree. Following the cat
tie came sixty head of horses, with J. w
Nichols at the head, the two lines forming
a complete circle of the track. The col
umn went twice over the track, and then the
animals were sent back to their stalls that
he fed might be left open for the races.
The cayalcade attracted an immense nun
oer of spectators, nearly as many, in fact
as The races, the fence surrounding the
'r,.tk being filed al around with people
crttr tSo or three deep.
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MADE HIS ESCAPE.
A Serious Charge Preferred by a
Woman.
A Mysterious Case Of Assault---The Sharp
ers and Confidence hen---Gen-
tral Police News.

List night Mrs Lou Il .debrand appeared
before Just;ceW H. Davis and swore out q
warrant charging Charles Bell, colored
with having made a criminal assault upon
her irsomgch hat at about 1890 o'clock
last night while passing DR.. Robinsons
stable, where Bell is employed, he BELL
iorcibly pulled her into the stable and
threw her down, when she escaped sui
ran home and informed her hus-
band of the matter, and they
immediately proceeded to the Squires
office and swore out the warrant. The
paper was given to officer Schafer who pro
cseded 10 the stable and arrested Bell, who
went along peacesbly to the lookup
While waiting Tor the door to be opened the
officer turned his head for a moment to
speak to the jsiler, when Bell took to his
heels and worked his pedal extremities 80
swiftly that he was soon beyond the reach
IF the officer. The latter discharged his
revolver in the air to brighten the fugitive
but it Only had the etFec. Of making him
fly faster and be escaped arrest.
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FAIR NOTES.

RoportoriaI Jottings on a Variety of In
teresting Subjects.
There is every prospect OF another large
attendance on the grounds to-day. Con
trary to the reports in general circulation
last evening, none of the exhibits will be
allowed to leave the grounds until after
three o'clock this afternoon, and the Fair NJ
70 a late hour will be July as attractive a.
at any time during the week
One ore day free from rain is all W.
ask.
The grand stand was not quite so cro~de@
yesterday.
The restaurant people did rushing bust
meas yesterday.
The machinery exhibit attracts q lsrg
number of people.
Was there ever a race at which The kick
ers were not out in force?
Machinery Hall had an unusually larg
number Of visitors yesterday.
The running races to-day will be unusual
ly fire as some excellent flyers are to De
entered
The one wheeled rig took several whirls
around the track yesterday amid wild yells
Time, 2;lG--per ya:d.
The sheep and cattle men hung out thei'
ribbons freely, and the display Of red,
and blues was in some cases very large.
The ground under the apple trees va
fea,tully cold and damp. For lady witt
thin shoes it is fine place to catch cold.
During the afternoon the employees Of 5
Bae- & Sons wholesale grocery, came over
in body. on a gaily decked four horse
truck.
Z. W. Reed, Of the Sunny Hill Fuil
Farm, near Bridgeport, took the first pre-
MUM fer the largest and finest display OF
fruit.
Mr.. TiAin, who has q galvanic battery
on the ground was locked up late yesterday
afternoon for failure to pay the privilege
Zee demaEGed.
About IL o'clock, party who was run
a iewelry game, was stopped by the police,
who had their suspicion aroused by the Pc
culiar methods employed The man pro
cured permit from Mayor Grub, how
ever, and reopened later in the day.
Several ladies reported losing their
pocket books yesterday, with small amounts
of money. They do not seem to care so
much about the lost as they do at the idea
that even professional pickpocket is too
smart for them.
A stranger, who came in Yesterday from
the rural districts, was asked oy little boy
if he came in to see the elephant Our
| country friend did not understand the mean
ing Of the phrase, and spent nearly the
whole afternoon IN hunting for the elephant,
but did not succeed in finding it. only fEu
ratively speaking, so he took in the SIDE
! show instead,
The photographers did rushing business
| yesterday, and many a swain with his lass
had his picture took.
How-de,do how-de,do, glad to see you.
Wien did you come IL?
Donaldson, Lewis 4 Co. have fac dis
play of buggies on exhibition.
The cute little chickens, which have az
incubator for mother attracted much at
;enton at tie Fair yesterday.
Fruit fends are making sad havoc among
the displays.
Several pairs OF handsome little pup; a..
tract much attention from the ladies sCc
many expressions such as "0h. ANT they
JUS. TOO lovely" &c , are heard while they
are locking at them.
To E-li.ses C.Isgs bsa.t IL 80 MAJ
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BITS Ok S6WS,
Picked Up Here and There by Rs&:sse
Reporters

Picked Up Here and There by Rs&:sse
Reporters.
Times were very quiet il town yesteF
day.
THERE was large crowd at the North
Ed rink last night.
TINS music ct the North End rink is 0,
the North End Rink Bad.
TuE Jolly Pathhuders at Charley SHAY
Academy Of Music { -ni-h;. See them anc
laugh.
TIE CbapIire Street rink contained u
large number of skaters last night who
rolled over the floor to the enhancing
strains Of Burch's full orchestra.
QUITE a large crowd of young folks Of
tended the Alhambra Palace rink last nigh
ard enjoyed delightful evening skating t.
Maker music. The Island crowd turned
out well.
THE Museum Of Anatomy. at 10 Twelfth
street, las done good business, AMI 81
young men should take it il. 1t will do
Them good. This IS the last DAY to see hi,
inc collection.
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CHAPLINE STREET CHURCH

After Having Been Handsomely Reno
waited, viii Reopen Tomorrow.
The Chap!ine street Methodist Epscopai
church, after undergoing extensive repairs
is row one OF ire uta.est ana most inviting
churches in the city Person who knew the
building before the woyk of renovation b.
gau, will be astonished at the agreeable
chance wrought. The paperiug was don"
~ Mr.. NJ. l.. Wri.ht and is certainly b
piece Of work OF which he may De justly
Ircud Mr. Frank Hopkins did the paint
irg and has performed his work in o credi
able manner. Gseat cctdi. is due the YER
efficient committee appointed BY the church
TO superintend the work. The reopeuiDg
will AXE place tomorrow, it being the &C
cssion Of the fourth quarterly communion
Rev G E. Hite will be present to preach
and administer the sacrament in the even
ing. \ visiting minister will occupy the
pulpit in the morning No collection for
repairs will be taken, and sll are invited
Tie committee in charge Of the work is
composed Of the the following gentlemen
A. D. Work, James Reed, J. 5 Barton, '.
GejSey, Joseph Jackson and A. J. McNAsh
The first three gentlemen did great par;
of the work themselves but the committee
ga 8 v hole deserve mach credit.
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United states District Court.

In the United States District Court yes,
,erGay morning the Argument in the case
Of p. Hornbrook VS.. the steamboat Jennie
Campbell was concluded A decree was
entered overriding the exceptions snd dis
tributirg the greater portion Of the funds.
In the case Of Joseph Duty Us. Farnes
worth et al, tn, motion for a new trial
heretofore entered Was continued until the
next tenn.
Adjourned to NEE: sgaiu 10 this city De-
cenker %,
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Pm ICE PiCknDa.

There were eleven cases before His Homo
Yesterday morning. Alfred Green an
james Foster were up for disorderly con
duct and resisting ap officer. Green 2
so aud thirty days, aud Foster $40. Jam
Doyle got $40 and thirty days for hitting
q iicer Burns in the eye. James DAro,
and Bob Murphy we're charged With raising
a row at Mrs. Fritzs, on Seventeenth
street. Darby got so and costs ard MuF
ply s.. The other cases were ordinary
drnr hs and disorderies
Last night about o'clock JEFF Davis Wa:
forcibly ,ec,ed from the Mcclure Hons'
saloon, being DIT in The ear by the bartendej
in the courae Of the resulting squabb!e
JEFF went first to Squire Arkle and after
wsId 10 the City Hal ;or warrant but b
failed 70 get ore
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-12
THE DAIRY TEST.

Results of the Experts Investigations on
Wednesday aud Thursday.
Below we present, in compact form, the
cficial result OF the invt s,igalion Of Mr.. 7
l.. Kimball, Of Bellows Falls, Vermont, the
-xpert brought here for the purpose, in re-
gard to the milk giving properties ofcertain
soxs ,f the Ayrshire, Holstein and Jersey
breeds. The investigation Was made in the
presence of Superintendent Jacob, of thu
cs,le department, the Cooley creamers BE-
irg used through the kindness OF Messrs
4. X. Gilfen 4 Co., of this city.
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Tough Characters.

The town has been well filled with sharp
ers and tougts during the week, and the!
have reaped good harvest in the way o.
lifting pocketbooks and doing up drunken
men. Several cases are reported OF strsng
ers being feeced Of their money in bar
rooms and elseRher,, but as general
thing the losers are content 10 let the AT
tsr drop rather than have their names ag
GEAR at police court No arrests have beer
made. A well known local confidence mat
is said 20 be away head en- the week.
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sTANGERs AND HOME FOLK.

Some Who Attended Inc fer anu S""-s
Who Did Not.
Mrs. Amos McCleary, of PittsbUrg, Is IN
the city.
Joe Mcdaniel and wife, Of Washington
Pa, are in the city.
Miss Ida Boon, Of Washington, Pa, was
in the city Yesterday.
Henry C. Savers and wife, OF Wsynes'
burg, are in the city.
Oscar jenkins, of Parkersburg, took IL
the races yesterday.
"A. Greenlee and wife, Of Uhrichsvllle,
O., are in the city.
Will Radcliffe, of Wellsburg, W. Va, was
in the city yesterday.
Il. G. Blaney ard wife Of Independence,
Pa, are at the Stamm.
j. NJ. James and wife, OF Cambridge, D.,
are attending the fair.
c. B. Mccoy and vile, OF Chicago, were
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Eph Wells and daughter, OF Sisters
Vile, attended the Fair.
IA. Vance and lady, of Flushing, Ohio,
were in the city yesterday
Miss H. NJ. McKeller, of Martinsburg,
was in the city Thursday.
Hon. B. W. Price, Of Marshall county,
was in the city yesterday
J. P. Saunders and wife, Of Elizabeth,
". Va, are at the Stamm.
W. B. Thompson and wife, of Baltimore,
are stopping at the St. James.
J. B. Solomon, wife and daughter, of
Steubenville attended the fair.
IA. Shaw and wife, OF New Philadelphia
Onion we're in the city yesterday
TT. Smock and C. l.. Williams Of Par
kersburg, were in the city yesterday.
Misses Matte and Mary linton, of Wells
burg, W. Va, were in the city yesterday.
Chss. Devinney, Of Cross Creek, was in
the city yesterday and attended the Fair.
Misses Maud and Belle Dent and Mrs, c.
C. Martin are visiting friends in the city.
J. P. Mahahey of the Cambridge, Ohio,
Herald. is in the city attending the big show.
VIM. NJ. Atkinson and Miss Lizzie Atkin'
ION, Of Macksburg, o., are attending the
Fair.
Mrs. Philip Former and Miss Mary Fon
ner, Of Wsynesburg, Pa, we're in the city
yesterday.
|. M. Lewis and wife and Miss Allie
Lewis of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, We're in the city
yesterday.
Messrs. T. II. Buchanan. l.. D. Apple
gate and John l.. Cree, Of WeL!Sburg, we're
down yesterday.
CYRUS Wright, Miss Emma Wright and
Mrs Lizzie Alderman, Of Eldcrsyille, Pa,
are in the city.
Mr.. O. d. Kisner leaves for New York
Ibis evening 10 purchase his fall and winter
stock Of millinery.
Misses Ida and Mollie Cole Of Briscoe
Run. are visiting friends in the city, and a.
tending the Fair.
Prot. Mullen is in the city, and has made
arrangements to open his dancing academy
the first OF October.
Misses Florence and Ids Neale, OF Briscoe
Run, are stopping at The Stamm, and TAX
ing in the sights at the Fair.
Judge j. j. jackson, Clerk Jasper Y.
Moore, Marshal Sehon, and District Attor.
ney Flick we're on tie grounds in the after
neon.
Misses Carrie L. Moore, Martha George,
Minnie Jennings and Mr. Brooks Moon, of
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, are in the city attending
the Fair.
Mrs. Brown and Miss Acton, OF Steubeh-
vile, 4. Thompson and wife, Of St Clairs
vile and A, G.. Darrah. wife and niece, OF
he same place, took in the fair yesterday.
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GAIT. NJ. B. Row. whose exhibit We
roiiced particularly in our issue Of yester,
day, we find TO be one Of the most extensive
dealers and breed ers Of fine Jersey cattle in
this country; his whole herd consists Of
over 200 head, about $50 OF which consti-
,u;e his home herd at Fredericksburg, Va,
he remainder being divided among several
cooperative herds, amongst which may be
mentioned the well known Bowling Green
Herd, "St. Julien Herd, "Bascobel Herd
and Highland Home Herd. Capt. Rowe
comes among US with the highest tcstimon,
lals and We have found him al alfable and
courteous gentleman and one thoroughly
conversant with the details Of his business
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A Mysterious Case,

About four o'clock yesterday morning q
stranger ran down Tenth street to the north
end Of the Second Ward market house with
the left side of his face streaming with blood
and begrimed with mud, and said he had
been knocked down in the alley between
Market and Chspline street BY some un-
known man who wanted to rob him.
He was followed in moment
or two by a young man, who the
stranger was inclined to blame for the as
saalt. The young fellow said the stranger
bad started TO run on seeing him, and trip
ped and fell in the alley, striking his head
on q stone. Officer Watson asked the
bleeding man if his money was safe, aud
after feeling in his pocket he produced
ten dollar bill and said it was all safe. DE
was then sent away to have his injuries at
tended 10. The man bsd been drinking
and ii was hard TO tell how his hurt was re
ceivcd.
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JOHN FiIE.DEL'S
Very Elegant Display.


On entering tie North entrance to the
Main Exposition Building the first prom
inent display that met the eye was the at
,ractive exhibit made BY Mr. John Frledel.
The entire exhibit is among the neatest and
nest aristicaly arranged Of all the exhibits
in the Main Hall, being made up principal.
" Of highly ornamented and beautiful
iecorated glass, china ware and chamber
sets, decorated French china dinner and
.ea ware, beautiful hanging lamps, chan.
dehers &c, together with handsome pat
terms OF wall paper and borders.
Mr.. Friedel's establishment is at ll3O
Main street, where will be found full line
Of everything pertaining to the general
glass and queensware business, as well as
all the latest styles OF wall paper and decor
atoms together with general house furnish,
iug goods, &c.
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DAVID AS /,


Does not give the public lot of word,
trash and humbug, nor does he make
lot of statements viii ch consist of CAM
zeal mixture of truth and untruth nor dos
he offer the public a lot Of old style an
old stock clothing. ella inning it to be t5i
seasons production, nor has trade been
excessively dull with him during heSprr
and Summer seasons as to compel him ii
BRIBE HIS CUSTOMERS WITH USELESS pRE~
ENTs in order to in duce them to buv
inferior BOYS AND CHILDRENs CLOTH.
ING at bigger price than good goods NAV
be bought at; he has no past disappoint1
ments to atone for.
Having compelled the sleeping Clothcr,
of Wheeling to wake up, and at least 70
make an attempt to give their customcr
something like value for their money, h
feels amply repaid, and is encouraged 10
make greater efforts this Fall than ever be.
fore. For these rcas Ons he now offers the
public the
Best Assorted and Most Carefully Selected Stock
CLOTHING AND Flu FINISHING G09N|
Ever shown in this market. Don't for.
get the place,
DAVID AS Fl
80 TWelf tn Street,
One Door Below the Bank of the Ohio Valley.
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We have new on e1hitit ocr Fall
AMI " inter stock Oi HOOlsBs, be-
ing n complete line OF Saiiings,
PantaIoOnings and OVercostings.
which We shall get mp ina iirst-cla~s
style aud tit AZ lowest prices.
Also tEIl line OF furnishing
goods always 0n hsnd.
&. yIESS 4 SOSS,
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RA.p Ell.

or Monday and Tuesday rev,the Globes
II b. llsire, and the Crockery City's Of Liz.
-rpCol Ohio, vii! cross willows on the new
Fair Grounds, aud az both clubs are first
class ones, q close and exciting game may
~ looked for
On Friday and SATURDAY. of Uert w2ek
he Globes and TIE ". v. Bells, Of Puts
burg, will indulge in match game at toe
same place, which wilt also De very inter,
estiug.
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\ TREMENDOUS THROSG.
4 Well Known Citizens Premises Invaded
L.. Ern,YA

Talking about big cEoEis friend Martin
Of restaurant fame, has had 10 deal with
regular multitude during the last two or
three DAYS; in fact, it seemed as though ey-
ery5ody a, the Fair stopped il at the Cap
tai en- route and INDUCED in one Of his ire
pyos liable meals. Martin has a vide rep
u'at:ou as Erst-class res,sursuter, srd
everybody coming 10 town naturally dv.hs
into his dining rooms to satisfy the cravings
Q: .--=ac., E.cce The sasL.s.
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4 Mil Nntn.

1t is reported ;ha, the la Belle NH Con-
pany declared I've per cent dividend on
Tuesday fer the last six months run, from
January 10 June l, 1855. The naiers
accept this as q cspPer to the ms-ufac.ur.
ers' assertion, thar no money could be made
~ The scale %: prices ASKED Of them.
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First Premium on Herefords.

Mr. &. ". Millikin. OF the Glendale farm
near Youngstown, Ohio is widely known IS
{. breeder and dealer in pure breed and high
grades of Hereford cattle This gentleman
COX first premium on bis fEr herd Of Here.
ford cattle he has also a four months old
.alf that has been admired BY everybody
ari on which lie took fret premium. This
% Mr.. Mlhkiu's fret attendance NJ our
Wheeling Fair aud he says ne hopes iii won
be his last
The herd be has on exhibition is ore Of
the finest ever brought TO our Stale Fair.
s. Coon & Co. sell dry goods the cheapest
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ball does some nice work in the way OF
of.hsnd penmanship.
The art displays in the Main Hall receiv-
ed lots of attention, yesterday, and many
complimentary comments
There was an unusully large number OF
vehicles on the grounds yesterday.
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Y-nN sIYARAINER.

1. &. BILLION. the MARKET street
iCWcIcr. oilers 500 cold ami Sill
YER Watches this week at greatly
reduced prices. a genuine Wal
than Stem Wind Watch tor $1,000.
AIIK Gold hunting. stem wind
NaItbasn Watch tor $4,000.
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Cincinnati and Return, $500.

The P, C. Il St. l.. Ry. Co. will sell for
al regular trains on September Is and l6
round trip tickets 10 Cincinnati at the rate
of s. 90. Tickets will be good for return
oassape Until September H.. inclusive.
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IN GENERAL.
That Contract.

WHEELING, September /, 1855.
To he Editor QThs Register.
S.R: There appears 81 error in my com
uunication of yesterday. Ny contract with
the Belmont Nail Company reads ending
May 81 1886 instead Of lSSj, the original
o; which is in my possession and can b.
seen by the curious.
JOIN p. CAW"UELI.
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As will be seen from this statement J. B
Wilson 4 Sons Enchantress was entitled to
the first premium in the contest for three
year.ol1s and over, while J. c. Hoge's Cora
D. took the second. In the contest for COWS
under three years old, R. NJ, Carron's Cor.
della took first premium and j. B. Wilson
X Sons Bottle second.