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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-30
POINTS.
Movements OF WheelinEites, and the Dom
ing and Going Of Strangers.

Movements OF WheelinKites, and the Dom
Ing and Going Of Strangers.
George R. Grafton, of Marietta, o., is il
the city.
]. W. White, Of Morgantown, wa in the
city yesterday.
Miss Johnston, Of Moundsvil!e, W. Va j,
at the st. James.
R. A. Johnston, of Parkersburg, W. Va.
is at the st. James.
W. 7. Hess, Of Fsirmont, W. Va, is reg,
tered at the Stamm.
F. T. Martin, Of Fairmont, W. Va, il
registered at tie Howell.
W. A. Walden and wife, Of Steubenville,
O., were in the city yesterday.
W. D. Potter, agent Of the Murphy. Wells
Company, is at the St. James.
Got,lieb Fsas, OF Pitisburg, is the guest
of Mr.. ]. G. Kline, Of the North End.
Miss Mollie Howell and Mrs. Grimes and
children are qusrtered at the Howell.
J.. M. Porter, of New Cumberland, W. Va,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Miss Kate Hodgens, Of Tiltonville, Ohio,
was among friends in the city yesterday.
Mrs. B. c. Tracy, Of Portsmouth, Ohio,
was in the city among friends yesterday.
j. R. Mcconnell, of Moundsville, an
Robert Mccormick, of Sistersville, are in the
city.
James Tonner, of the South Side. leave.
today for Lyons, Kansas, where he vii
locate.
Harry, a bright iVe-yearold son of Meyer
Heyman, died yesterday morning Of diph
liberia.
Mr.. Al. Gsus, formerly Of Wheeling, row
OF P~ittsburg, spent Sunday with friends in
the city.
Mr.. A. B. Smith, of Middlebourne, W.
Va, accompanied by his wife and sister, was
in the city yesterday.
Peter Bonenberger, Esq, of the South
Side, accompanied BY his wife, will leave
this week to visit friends and relatives at
New Philadelphia.
Mrs. Mason, Of the South Side, received
intelligence of her brother. in.lsw's death at
Pittsburgh, which occurred there yesterday.
She left Immediately for that city.
Mrs. R. S. Gardner, Mrs. Gus B. SpateS,
Mrs, McKeever, and Thomas Brady, Of
Clsrksburg, passed through the city yester.
day On their way to Washington, Pa.
Mr.. R. s. Gardner. Jr., of Clsrksburg,
arrived in the city last evening, having
come from home on his bicycle. he came
BY the way Of Morgantown and W~synesburg
having covered q distance of about 200
miles. he will remain in the city several
days and proceed to Akron, Ohio.
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THE BIG SHOW.
The Barnum and London Circus and
Menagerie To-Day.

The Barnum and London Circus and
Menagerie To-Day.
Mr.. King, the general advance agent Of
the Bsrnum and London shows, which *.
hibit on the Island to-day, arrived in the
city yesterday morning to make prepare
ton for the monster circus and ~mensgerie.
Mr.. King informed q reporter that, although
Bsrnum had q good deal of bad luck this
season, yet so far business had been uuprece-
DENLY good, immense crowds attending the
performances wherever they exhibited. an
sl honestly, and candor," said he, 'Bsrnum
has the largest and best circus this season
ever put on the road, and deserves the
stroI age bestowed upon it everywhere
As this is the last annual tour, without mis-
take, no one should fail to see this sUupen-
pendous exhibition"
The immense affair arrived in the city
this morning at 4 o'clock from Pittsburg
and will pitch its acres of canvass on the
old fair grounds. Numbers of people from
surrounding towns have already arrived in
the city to see the show and that large ga.
diences will be present at each performance
is undoubted. Look out for the grand street
pageant this morning and attend the circus
IN the afternoon and evening. The parade
viii probably start about 10 o'clock.
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on TIE OHIO.
An Epitome of News oncerninE the Boat
and Rnntman.

An Epitome of News Oo~ncsrninG the Boat
and Boatmen.
Pilot McHofey, of Pittsburg was in the
city yesterday.
The Diurnal laid up at the mouth of the
creek yesterday.
The marks last night indicated 3 feet 2
inches, and falling.
The Elaine will be to-dsy's Parkersburg
packet, leaving at III q. m.
The marks at Pittsburg last night ind
Gated 20 inctes and stationary.
The Ohio River Commissioners met at
he Monongshela House in Pittsburg yester'
day.
Captain Yves, Corns, of the steamer An.
de-, left for home last night on the Thomas
D. Fite.
Thomas D. Fite departed at 1870 p. m.
yesterday and refused freight, taking thirty
or forty tons from here.
The New Orleans Item calls the new 7.
P. Leathers the antelope, the champion,
easiest running and most comfortable boat
on the river.
Marks at other places: Oil City, l foot
and ststiosry; Parker's, 10 feet and station
ary; Greensboro. 9 feet 10 inches and sta
tiorary; Rice's Landing, 3 feet and station
airy; Lock No. 4, 4 feet 5 inches; and sta
tioDary; Morgsntown, 2 feet 9 inches and
stationary; Brownsville, 2 feet 9 inches and
stationary.
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Rsshsd Up Esrs and There ~ Register
Reporters.


Picked Up Eers and There ~ Rsgistes
Reporters.
Circus today.
BEAUTIFUL weather, yesterday.
To-DAY the youth of the city rejoice.
osE marriage license was issued yester-
day.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to re-
cord yesterday.
The latest ballad is entitled THE Dollar
lad the Dude"
The members of Bsrnum's circus are
quartered at the Stsmm.
The Board OF Commissioners will SIT to
day as an auditing committee.
AFTER this morning market viii open at
6 o'clock instead offs, as heretofore.
The work of laying the heavy stone floor
in the new lookup apartment was began
yesterday.
THERE is an ugly snsg in the river Just
soutk Of the suspension bridge and west OF
III channel.
A GOOD many people from a distance ar
rived in the city yesterday, to be in attend
Alec at the circus.
TIE Olivettes will give q select dance Of
Franzheim's hall tonight. Music by Josie
Kramer's orchestra.
OFFICER WATSON arrested Jake jackson
and Jim Lightfoot, last evening, for fight
ing in Q Market street saloon.
The Wheeling Turner's viii assist the Bel
laire boys in their exhibition in the Glass
City Thursday evening, October 10.
PETER DILLON, Of the South End, has
been appointed Waterman at Hobbs, Brock
unier / Cos. he will make q good one.
IT il said that two of the rollers who were
working in the Lsughin mill at Martins
Ferry, left yesterday and came to this city.
Mr.. JOHN q. GARRISON and Miss Mary
McCahon hied themselves away to Clsys,
vile, Pa, last Monday and were made one
by the Rev. A. Mclaughlin.
The Happy Eight Social Club will give
their first grand skating carnival and dance
at the Chapline street rink, Thursday even
ing, October s. Music BY Mayer.
The e~ver-popular South Side Singing So
ciety will give a select dance at their hall
Friday evening, October 9. Kramer's pop
ular orchestra will furnish the music.
THERE viii be q train out on the B. & o
! R. R. for the Baker sale, lesving,the depot
at 8: 5, city time. This will put you on the
ground early. and you can select your loi
before the sale begins. Come, buy yourself
q home.
IT was Mr.. Chss. Hobbs who presented
the globes to the Eighth ware fire company
boys, and not Mrs" as the erring printer
made the types say yesterday morning
Charley still remains in single blessedness,
his friends will be glad to hear.
On Monday morning Mr.. theodore Buck
hart and Miss Rose Bouillert arrived in the
city from GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and stopped at
the Howell. In the evening they went out
to West Alexander, where Squire Msyes
ioined them in the bonds Of wedlock. They
left for home yesterday.
The Wheeling Turner Association are
out with elegant cards Of invitation to their
grand opening concert, %gymnastic exhibit
ton and ball, to be given at Turner Hall,
Monday evening, October II. The boys
are prscticing ~sssiduously and will no
doubt give their sdmiring friends q first
class gymnastic exhibition. Music for con
cert and ball will be furnished by the Opera
House orchestra.
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A L OF PEOPLE

which, 1t is Claimed, the County should
Look After.
There is much complaint by the police
authorities Of the persons in charge at the
County Infrmary allowing inmates, often
Of unsound mind and addicted to drunken
ness, to wander off and come to the city,
where they make nuisances of themselves
and put the community TO expense. A case
in point is that of the colored woman Mary
Green, who created much disorder at the
corner Of Main and Tenth streets, Monday
evening, and who was only removed to the
lookup ty the united exertions Of two Off
GERS. Mary has been an inmate of the In.
Urinary, and, it is claimed, properly belongs
there. In Police Court, yesterday morning,
Judge LETTERS called attention to this case
and others, and directed Clerk Darrah to
notify the Commissioners Of the matter.
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TIE CASES AGAINST WARD,
n Pittsburger Who was Too Handy Wit
q Revolver.

n Pittsburger Who was Too Handy With
q Revolver.
Before Squire Phillips, yesterday morn
ing, Alfred Ward, the Putsburger who, on
Saturday evening, evidenced 9 disposition
to shoot Willard White, was arranged on q
charge Of carrying concealed weapons, and
also on three peace warrants sworn out by
John Maloney. William 0'Keefs and James
Lsrne. After hearing the evidence the
Squire held Ward in 800 bail to keep the
peace toward each Of the complaiuants for
one year, fintd him 81 and costs in each
case, and also held him in $500 bail to an.
sSer at court for carrying concealed vesp-
ons. Failing to furnish 4 bondsman, Ward
was committed to jail.
There seems to be q mystery Of some sort
behind this break of Wards, and from re-
marks dropped BY him and others he was
only put forward in the revolver work BY
other parties who. as yet, are not certainly
known. The whole matter viii bear look
ing into.
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Shot.

Saturday night, as one Of the employees Of
the Elm Grove road was returning from 8
paw.psw exredition, he stopped in at one Of
the out-the-pike saloons for some beer
Coming out, he espied some of the East
Wheeling Dirty Dozen" crowd in the act
Of looting his fruit. BE protested rather
vigorously, when one Of the incipient high.
waymen pulled q seventy-gve cent pop ami
shot him in the back, the ball, fortunately.
infictiDg but a slight wound.
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The City Prison,

Messrs. Dobbins and Stanley, of the Com.
mIttee on City Prison, went up to the
wOrkhouse yesterday afternoon and To-
spected the premises. They made arrange.
ments for heating the building during the
winter, and also examined the drainage,
which has been the subject of some com.
plant. The visitors are OF the opinion thar
the city should tear down the present build,
ing and erect another on some better site.
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Justice Ankles Court.

State vs.. John Shneider on complaint Of
Fred Weimer charging the defendant with
threatening to do him bodily injury. Case
continued until 7 o'clock this evening.
Laura Lemons sWore out q warrant before
Squire Ankle, charging John Mullarkey
with committing assault and battery upon
her. Johns case will be heard this after
noon at 3 o'clock.
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Please Try Not BE Left This Time.

To keep alive the great Industrial Expo.
sition at New Orleans, La, the immense ex-
penditure of brains, money and labor has
been utilized by q thorough reorganization,
and many thousands Of pleasure and health
seekers viii 60 to the Crescent City, between
now and Mardi Gras, when the great event
Of Southern life occurs. But monthly Gen.
erals G. 7. Beauregsrd Of La and Jubal A.
Early Of Va, supervise solely the drawing
of the Louisiana State Lottery, and scatter
some $265, 500 to holders of tickets or ifths
thereof, costing from 81 to s. each. Amy
Information can be had OF NJ. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La Recollect that October
18th next viii be the ls5th recurrence of
the event and do not be left this time.
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A Card.
10 ne E4aor Of As Roaiaer.

- ~ -""|~' - 49,"
BRILLIANT, o September 29.-SIR: Your
SUNDAY R~EGISTER's report of Martins Fer
rvs late socalled riot not only
does me injustice but Brilliant, 8
town of which l am 9 resident. You
stated that / was among those who rsided
the Lsughlin mill, and also said that / was
nortAlly wounded. This report, so tar as il
alludes TO me, was Q gross misrepresents-
ton. l was not at Martins Ferry, and to.
day am enjoying the same good health as
heretofore. Instead of trying to shoot those
working in the mill, l was out in the wood
trying to secure q fox. By co~niradicinl
the false report put in circulation througc
the press, you will greatly obEge.
Respectfully yours,
JOSEPH STEVENS.
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Here. There.

Malaria Il found. Evea whore the disease 10 not
preyslent-vhere the general condition Of The sur
rounding locality may be favorable 10 health, iso-
lated cases may exit. Bad d~rainage, Q DAMP csllar,
the escspe Of sewer Snss the existence Of nssksd
cen pools, proximity to ~stagnant vzter-al thsss
are frequent csuses, and what town or city Of any
magnitsde Is free from them. Hostettefs Stomach
Bitfers, whether In town or country, WHISTLER the
germs Of the eissase develop either the bilious re-
y Intent or the intermittent form. % that negative,
slugEish, but not les obstinate type called dunb
ague. IL equally efficient, both - preventive and .
want Of VITALITY, ue also remc6ied b8 n and the
hsppfesf results may Be surely aatfeIpste1 Ion fs
uzs, for thz relief OF ~rheumzttzm, hfney ana bad
Isek q sppslLts md ,onnG rsposa hhbe;A7ic and
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Police Pickups.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
Mary Green, for disorderly conduct wa
fined So and costs, but execution was sus
pended on condition that she leave the city.
Martin Maloney, for shooting in city the lin.
It's, was fined 81. Paid. Newt Crislip, for dis
orderly conduct, was fined S. and costs
Paid,
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Eczema!

For the benefit Of suffering humanity, and In
heartfelt gratitude at the wonderful result, I deem
II my duty 10 give this unsolicited testimony In
tavor Of 5wift's specihc. Ny wife has becu afiictsd
with hereditary Eczema or Salt Rheum from her
infancy. II has increaed in intensity with each
succeeding spring, and being somewhat skilled In
medicine myself, I tiled every remedy I could
think Of for years-6anspadlla combined with
every form Of Potssie, and hundreds Of other
remedies, lotions and sIkali vMhs Of every known
kind, bat they all gave only temporpy relief. Dur
Ing the spring Of 1884 her lower ezremities became
% infEmed and sore that she was Obliged 10 Keep
them constantly ooa.ed with o coysripz of "Fui.
ler's Earth" mixed wet and allowed 10 d-y on.
Among o.ber thing she was afflicted with Q peri
edjel nervous headache, occurring regularly every
seven days. tomstimes followed BY an ~fnternittent
lever Tor weeks alta time, % that her life became 4
This spdng determined she should taxa g. 9. 8.
and follow ,tnctly the directions In regard 70 doe,
diet, etc. This was about teyeu weeks ago. Aftsf
taking the fnt large bottle the disease ssemed 10
Increase; the burning itching snd inAsmaation
became unbeaab!e she, no Seyer. pensveeed IN
The Lss, Ts 10, q the %sdissas; Alter s.king ths sseond
the ihind bottle the inflammation disappeared, and
sore tpots dried up and turned white and sealy, and
hnsliy she brushed them odin an impslpabls white
powder rambling, pure salts She 3 nov taking
The sixth bottle, thrss tsblupoonfuls four tine
daily. EwY. Appearance Of the dissase hs rome,
and her ae.h b becoming soft, white and smssth
again; and what q more. her periodical hssdacheu
have disappeared and she II nov, at s. yeau q -.
Enjoying The only aecd hea "a she hs ktou If
upwards Of 20 yeznL 10 wonder abe decfaro Win
thousand times fits veight In fsld.
Any further ~nfornation concerning hsr eaoe VIII
Be ehsenully given b. herself st her rssidsnoe IW
Mullett eireef, or By ne
join Z BRlDLEY. n Grisvold T.
Detroit, Mich, May 10. 1855.
b sure 10 gett The genuine, and send for Iretss
On Blood and skfn Diseases fres.
For nile By all druggists.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 2, Atlantis. Ga
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Circuit Court.

In Part One Of the Circuit Court, yester
day, in the case Of the State vs.. Frank
Ferds, colored, appeal from q Justice on 8
charge Of assault and battery, the defendant
was found guilty and fined $50 and costs.
In the case OF the State vs.. John P. Logs
don, charged with petit larceny, the accused
Ia found guilty and sentenced to twenty
days in Jail
In Part Two, in the case of Rhodes & Co
vs.. Rudell & Mstthewson, the jury returned
a verdict for the plaintiff.
The case Of Tuft' administrator va. Stau-
yer & Co. was put on trial.
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A Remarkable Escape.

Mrs. Mary A. DALEY, Of Tunkhannock
Pa, was afflicted for six years with Asthma
and Bronchitis, during which time the best
physicians could give no relief. Her life
was despsired Of, until in last October she
procured a bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery, when immediate relief wss felt, sno
by continuing its use for q short time she
was completely cured, gaining in flesh 81
lbs. in q few months.
Price Trial Bottles Of this certain cure
all Throat and Lung Diseases at Logan d
Co.'s drug Store. Large bottles 81.
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dHobbies.o

The absurdly funny Nat Goodwin's Hob
bies' will be at the Opera House to-morrow
and Friday evenings, and all who would en-.
Joy themselves to the full limit of the Law
should obtain a psstebosrd at Banner to,
day. The play and company are univer-
sally well spoken of by the Eastern press,
and have drawn big houses everywhere,
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IN GENERAL.
rransfes of Real Estate.

The following transfers. of real estate wa
left for record at Clerk Hooks Office yester
day:
Deed made September 81, 1885, by Carl
R. Philip and wife to Herman Kristen, for
q tract Of land on Chapline Hill. Consid-
GRAFTON, $l,525.
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2.I5O YArds.

We will place on sale, Thursday morn
ing 1850 yards of embroidery, which we
bought at so cents on the dollar; we will
sell them at q small average Of cost. Bear
in mind they are the cheapest lot of goods
sou have ever seen. Il. Emshsimer,
Eleventh street.
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BuckIon,1 Arnieo 0Slva.

The Best Salve in the world fcr Cua
Bruises Sores, UlcerA Salt Rheum, Feya
Sores. Totes, Chapped Hands, ChiIbIAinA
Corns and al SKIN Erupions, and pom
lively cures Piles OF no pay required. nh
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, q
money refunded. Price Is oents pw box
For sale By Logan 3 Co
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HARRINGTON & Co. 8 fall opening Friday
ard Saturday, October I'd and Sd. Latest
novelties in hats and bonnets both trimmed
and untrimmed. Have secured the services
Of q competent Eastern milliner, who will
do her best to please you, whether you want
much or little. Prices always the lowest
ll09 to lib Main street.
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WeAther

WASHINGTON, D. G., September 3O.-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, local rains
variable winds stationary temperature, in
southern and lower temperature in the
northern p~Ortisn With higher barometer.
For Lower Lake Region, OCCASIONAL rains,
variable winds. slightly cooler and irosts
are probable on Wednesday night.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Weather.

Following is the thermops.er record
for YESTERDAY, as -obseryp5~ oy c. Schnepi,
the Market sVfess Druggist: I g. m, so; u
m. so; 3p. u, 81; ". m, Is. The sun
rises this morning al 5:5S and sets at 5:45
this evening yGAking the days length IL
hours and So minutes. The moon rises this
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Cheap Excursion to PitIsburx October
and

Both the P, G. L st. L. BY. and o. R
R. r. Co. vii sell sell, from all points along
their lines, cheap excursion tickets to the
opening of the Davis Island Dam, Pitts
burg, BY the G. A. R The fare from Park
ersburg and Marietta will he 81. from
Wheeling 81 so.
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Iadsx 60 New Advertisements.

For Sale-Steamboat Cabin.
Iost-Gold Bracelet
Wanted-iRdy Agents.
KaufmAn's Pan TieketS-StantOn & Davenport.
Fail Hosiery. 6undling & Co.
Opera BOuse-ME and Mrs. Tony Hart.
Undsrtaksrs and Funeral DireetOrs-G. Mendel
Excelsior Baking POwder-R Il. List.
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Two weddings Ysstsrday in which -Four
Popular Young People Figure.
Yesterday morning at $50 O'Clock GO,
CURED the marriage Of Mr.. Adam Yahn, OF
he East End, and Miss Dora Werner Of
the South Side. The event was celebrated
at ST. Alphonsus Church, the ceremony be-
irg performed by Rev. Father Angelus;
TIE attendants were Mr.. John Coleman and
Miss Rose Miller, Mr.. VIM. Yahn and Miss
Annie Woeber, Mr.. Edward Keller dMiss
Annie Hausenhaur. As the bridal party en-
tered the church, which was filed with friends
the organ pealed out the Wedding March,
under the def fingers of Prof Volkenratb,
ard the scene was quite impressive. Alter
the ceremony the party n driven to the
home of the bride where congratulations
without number were received. Last evening
a pleasant rec pit on rendered the youngfolks
at the home of the bride, and q delightful
evening was passed BY those present IN
dancing and other social amusements. at
the proper hour elegant refreshments were
served the guests, to which all did justice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yahn leave to-day on q two
weeks bridal tour, and the heartiest good
wishes of countless friends will follow them.
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Gentlemen

Go and see Stacy, Adams & Co. Handmade
W~sukenphsst, best fitting shoe in the
market, at J. W. AMCE's,
ll43 Main street.
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The Nuptials of Mr.. Roemer and Miss
Sharp.

Last evening at the home Of the bride &C.
Cured the marriage of Mr.. b. D. Roemsr
of the East End, and Miss Tilie s. Sharp
Promptly at 8 o'clock the bridal party en-
tered the parlor where Rev. Ulfert and
quite q number Of the friends OF the young
folks were assembled. The ceremony was
very impressive, and at its conclusion q
shower of ngrstulstions were teEdered
Mr.. and Mr. .oemer. A pleasant recep
ton was then held in which all present par
ticipated in quite an enioyably manner.
Dancing and other social smusements were
INDUCED in until q late hour. Daring the
evening a sumptuous supper was satstac,
torily discussed by the guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roemer received many handsome
presents and innumerable good wishes.
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Millinery OPENING,

All are cordially invited to attend our
Fan and Winter Opening OF Pattern Hats
and BOnnets, on Thursday and Friday,
October lst and ID.
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Ladies!

Go and gee the Common Sense 0pers
Slippers, for house wear, q. 10 cents.
j. W. AMCE,
ll43 Main street,
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We eanIiOR the public against
agents Wh0 claim 20 sell goods for
Us ON weekly payments They are
fmposters. JACOB w. CRUDE,
4 JeWeler,
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Baltimore and Ohio.

lnjscssCheap excursion to Pittsburg every Sun
ts1 HPs Hound Trip ONLY 4sA-se@ khs fas.
rxsf ZEE e ff.rk.ss.p,.. 4