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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-10

active aud higher. Shorts bought freely and
there was good deal done in the way OF
changes. Prices closed L@&e higher than
tweuty-four hours ago. April was nominal
at 2oisc. MAY sold at S2si@SSLc aud closed
al 33sc. June sold st SS&@S4c, closing
at SSstc, and July closed at sac
SAMPLES on the track brought
SSGS5c for No. to No. white. As in the
other articles on the list there was
HEAVY TRADING IN PROVISIONS.
Local and New York shorts got frightened
and cornered The inside crowd. led by
Armour, sold largely aud the Armour crowd
were biz sellers Of long stuff. The mar
ket opened very unsettled with little or no
trading. before an advance OF nearly soc on
mess pork vas established. There were I'M
limited orders on the market at the opening
and bids we're steadily advanced without in
duciug any important offerings until ihe i'm
movement noted above was made. Grading
i'm all the product vas mainly
on account OF the short sellers
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-10

addluon 10 west 81. raul, as approved by
the plat ommission April z, 1885, and by
the City Engineer April Z 1885, be accepted
by the Common Council of the City of st.
Paul, MINI.
Yeas-Ald. Cummings, Dowan, O'Con nor,
Cullen, Otis, Johnson, Van Slyke, Kelly,
starkey, Lauderdale, st. Peter, Mr.. Presi-
dentr-12
Approved April 0, 1885.
Resolved, That the plat of Varney 81 Nc
Manigal's Encouragement of block l, Of AM
ME Z. Ramsey's addition TO st. Paul, as APP
proved by the Plat Commission March 81,
1885, and by the City Engineer April 6, 1885,
Is hereby accepted by the Common Council
Of st. Paul.
Yeas-Ald Cummings, Dowlan, O'Connor,
Cullen, Otis, Johnson, Van Slykc, Kelly,
Starkey, Lauderdale, st. Peter, Mr.. Presi~
dent-12.
Approved April 9, 1885.
Resolyed, That the plat Of Botzet's subdi,
vision addition to the City Of st. Paul, as APP
proved by the Plat Com missioners the 7tk
day Of April, 1885, and by the City Engineer
the TIN day Of April, 1885, is hereby accepted
by the Common Council Of the City Of st.
Paul.
Yeas-Ald. Cummings, Dowlan, O'Connor,
Cullen, Otis, Johnson, Van Slyke, Starkey,
Lauderdale, st. Peter, Kelly, Mr.. Presi-
dent-12.
Approved April 0, 1885.
BY Aid. st. Peter
Resol,el, That permission Is hereby granted
Andrew Schlitz TO put German avenue in a
passable condition between Louisa street and
Augusta street.
Yeas-Ald. Cummings, Dowlan O'Connor,
Cullen, Otis, Johnson, Van slyke, Kelly,
Starkey, Lauderdalc, st. Peter, Mr. Presi-
den.-12.
Approved April 9, 1885.
By Aid. Van slyke, Chairman Committee on
! Parks
Re'ossed, That the Mayor Of the City Of
st. Paul be and he is hereby instructed to
sign On behalf Of the city the petition or
petitions for the sprinkIing Of streets sur
rounding Rice park for the year 1855.
Yeas-Ald. Cummings, Dowlan, O'Connor,
| Cullen, Otis, Johnson, Van Slyke, Kelly,
Starkcy, Lauderdalc, st. Peter, Mr., Presi-
| dent-l2.
Approved April 9, 1885.
By Aid. O'Connor-
Resolgsd, That the voting place Of the First
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18
Personal POINTS.

Movements OF wheelingites, and the Com.
ing and Going OF Strangers.
Clarence Swearingen, OF Pittsburg, is in
the city.
Miss Ida Dunbar is visiting friends al
ParkersbIry.
Mr.. Smith, of Smiths Index, Parkers-
burg, is in tie city.
Hon G. W. Atkinson left for Mountain
Lake Park yesterday.
Miss Marsisa Clarke is visiting the family
of Mr.. Dave Phillips, at Marietta.
Misses Bessie and Annie Stafford. of Chill
licotb, are guests of Mrs. Harry List.
George Litteu, OF John Colemau's drug
store, ia OF on his summer vacation.
The Misses Hodges, of Allegheny, are the
quests of the Misses Hare, of Twentieth
street.
Miss Kate Smith, of Fetterman, W. Va,
is visiting Miss Virginia Simpson, on Four
resn,h street.
Mrs. C. D. June, of Camden, N. j., is
visiting the family of Mr.. Charles Rust, CD
Twenty fifth street.
The following west Vrgln'ans were In
the city yesterday: s Reinheimer, Game
ron; John J. Jacob, Clinton.
Mr.. Herman Stoetzer left yesterday for
Nountain Lake Park, where he will spend
the balance OF bis summer vacation in the
salubrious mountain climate.
Miss Dora Conrad, of Centre Wheeling
leaves the latter part of next week on al
extended visit to frieLis In Matsmoras.
LInisyiile, Cincinnati and st. Louis.
Judge G. W. Thomson, who has been
vice-PIesideut Thonpeon's guest, in Park
ersburg, returned to Wheeling yesterday.
accompanied by mis- granddaughter, Miss
Bessie Thompson.
Mics Emma Thorn, of Washington, d. c.
xho is guest OF Senator J. N, Camden, in
Psrkersburg. passed through Yesterday for
Clevelspd, accompanied by Lieutenant j.
n. Camden and Miss Annie Camden. They
will be Col, ". P, Thoupsons guests for 8
week
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

First Presbyterian Ch1rch.-The pastor,
Rev. d. A. Cunningham, D. d., viii preach o.
10 80 .. m. Dung peoples meeting ~ 1880 p m.
sabbslh-schoel at q m. Mission school at ESQ 2.
m, Eighteenth street, above Jacob All are invited
Zane street n. =. Church. -Rsv. J. Henry
Hess, pastor. service TO morrow 1t 1850 q n. and
1850 p. ID. sunday school AZ p. m. All are In
vited.
Disciples CD urch-S rvices to morrow Ut 10: 80
a. m. and 7:S0p. m. Preaching by Elder q. w. har.
vey, Of Welsburg Sunday -school at $3.50 q m. All
aie cordially invited.
First Baptist Church.-Rev. @. N. shott, pas
tor Preaching Sunday at 1890 .. m. and 500 p IN.
Morning topic, Empty Vessels." Eyening topic,
"Bouse Cleaning" Sunday school at2:l5 p. m. All
are invited.
st. Luke's Church.-Rev. J. g, CAN'T, b. D.,
rector Divine services tomorros at 10 80 m. and
1880 p. m Sunday school AZ a. m. Seats free. All
are Welcome
Second Presbyterian Church. Services BY
Rev. VIM. II. Cooke, ID. D., pastor, ct 1850 O. IN. an
1880 D. m. Sabbath-school at 9 o. m. All ATE
welcome.
First Eng. Evan. Lutheran Church.-Rev.
Z. II. Dornblaser, pastor. Services tomorrow ~
1890 O. M. and 7:45 p. m. sundly school at2 N.
Much has been added to he attractiyeness OF the
school by several additional musical instrument.
welcome to ALL
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On me Ohjs rivsr I6ssSy - ps6sy -.
About 8 o;elock last syening ~ ~
nesse pile Of dr;a pood and rubbish whisA
sisee the big Good Of February, 1884 has
been lying ct the mouth Of Boeg' run. vas
discovered to bs on Gre. The long tzest'e
Of the railroad sompany vss threatened
with destruction. and word vas sent to Chief
DunniDg, asking that portion OF the de-
partment be sent down. The Chief ct once
ordered out the Niagara engine and the
Eighth ward reel, and the apparatus went
down rs far - Forty eighth street where it
was found that the river could not be
reached ard that it was useless to 60 far
ther.
By this time the railroad authorities were
at the scene in force, and after some exam
animation OF the burning trestle timbeu IN
engine ard tender we're cautiously rum over
and water brought up in the tenders tank
from Benwood and thrown on the flames.
This was kept mp until midnight when the
FIRE was extipguished Immediately surround
ing the trestle. The remainder Of the drift
was still burning 6ercely at that hour, how
ever. and will probably 80 continue until all
tas been consumed The FIRE is thought to
rave originated from sparks from locomo-
tive.
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IBAN0UAr 10 81 Kca.
The Young Mems Democratic Club at the
Brunswick.


The Young Mems Democratic Club at the
Brunswick.
The Young Mems Democratic Club of the
city of Wheeling. gave banquet at the
Hotel Brunswick, last night, in honor of the
departure OF United States Consul 70
Nsessaki j. M. Birch, who has been the
popular and honored captain of the club
since its original organization several years
seo, and who, in his response to toast 10
bis favor last night, said that he proposed
to continue to be member OF the club IN
spirit If not in person, and he expected his
bills for dues to be sent to him regularly.
The toaste and responses were appropri-
ate and felicitous, and members and guests
enjoyed themselves in fine style. About
fifty covers were laid, all of which were en-
compassed by the members and guests of
the club. The delicscies of the season were
served in the BrunsWicks best style and we're
properly relished and handsomely disposed
of. The appropriate toasts were respond.
ed to BY Mr.. Seeley, President of the club,
Mr.. Birch, ex-Superintendent of Schools
Butcher and James B. fancy, Mr.. Birchs
happy humor and remarks elcting rounds
of applause. Following these came the old
campaign songs, and then adjournment.
Taken all in all the occasion was pleas
ant success from Its inception to the close.
The vitality of this Young Meas Demo
cratic organization is astounding probably
TO outsiders who don't know its consitu-
ton and By laws but the personnel of the
club know it has come to stay, and
beyond question it is bound to play
an important part in West Virginia politics.
Its members are mostly young, active Dem
ocrats full of zeal, intelligence and with
hosts of friends. There are no drones
among them nor do they want any All
work, is their motto. These social gather.
ipgs are q conspicuous and successful fes-
ture Of the club and will continue until cam
psign work begins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18


Lulu Mason's Assailants Before Squire
DAVIS.
Yesterday morning Richard Walters and
Jean Lashley, two of the gang Of toughs
WHO 30 outrageousiy assaulted Lulu Mason,
on the Peninsula, Thursday night, were
turned over to the county autbo-i-
tee. They we're at once taken before
Squire W. 81. Davis, who, after hssring the
circumstances OF the case, held the girl in
$500 ss witness, and the prisoners in
$1,000 each TO appear at Court ALI were
r, manded 10 Jail, but late in the afternoon
Lashley was bailed ont BY his father
While before the Justice, Walters made q
c nfession, in which he detailed the assault
The girl did not appear much the worse for
her terrible experience, Yesterday, which is
wonderful, under the circumstances.
Officers Watson and Burns deserve much
credit for the part they played in this case
About hau.past one this morning Officer
wilkie arrested Henry Kissner, on charge
Of being implicated in the outrage. BE
was taken 10 jail, where Miss Mason identi-
fed him as ore Of the gang.
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At the Residence of Judge G. L. Cranmer.
Thursday Evening.

At the Residence of Judge G. L. Cranmer.
Thursday Evening.
Thursday evening at the beautiful resi-
ieuce of Judge G. L. Cranmer, at Beech
Glen, occurred the nuptials of MIR. Harry
l.. Robertson, of the South Side, and Miss
Marie l.. W. Phillips, of North Main street
Tie large parlors were thrown open to the
guests and promptly at 8:45 the bridal
party entered, the attendants being DR..
Chss. Z. Mason and Miss Lizzie Lash.
The bride, who is handsome, petite
brunette, looked lovely in an elegant cos
ume of light brown surah silk draped III
sotds Of the same material, with a single
diamond ornament at her throat. The
bridesmaid wore q pale blue nuns yelling
I'D was lovely maid to lovely bride,
lie groom and bis attendant were attired IN
he conventional black.
The party walked to the centre of the
room where stood the Rev ]. I. Mcclure,
y. D., who impressively pronounced tha
ceremony that Joined two loving hearts for
life.
After congratulations had been rendered,
he guests spent delightful evening enjoy
ing the kind hospitality Of the host and
hostess, who are uncle and aunt of the
bride. An sppetjzing supper was served,
which was discussed to some extent by all
The bridal party and their many friends
,eturned to the city at II o'clock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robertson will remain some time at
the residence Of the brides mother on North
Main street, when they will 60 to house
keeping.
Among the many handsome presents re-
ceived by the happy couple the following
were noticed:
Two silver pickle casters, Mr.. and Mrs
Zane Phillips beautiful hand painted pin
cushion, Miss Julia Cracrsft; silver fruit
lsde, Misses Ella and Birdie Robinson;
handsome colored glass water set, W. 81.
Williams: half dozen ivory handled knives
J. Tyner Johnston, Boston, Mass; colored
glass fruit set, Mrs Hamilton and Mrs Jos
Irwin; silver mounted water pitcher, Chas
Robertson; silver napkin rings, Miss Lizzie
Pannell; handsome silver cologne
stand, Miss Lizzie d. Lash; large
Easy wicker chair, Me-
and Mrs. John Robertson; silver butter dish
and two bronze painted PLAQUES, Mr.. and
Nrs. Robert Phillips; fine lace handker-
chief, Mrs NJ. W. Shriver; silver picket cas-
o., Miss Dot Amick; celored glass water
set, W. S. Goshorn handsome de- Grated
chamber set, MIR. Henry Somehow; ell giant
marble clock, with brass statuary, Mr.. Will
Amick; one dozen colored Ambrosis glass
ca, DR. Chss. E. Mason; china tea set, Mr..
md Mrs Lucius Hoge; handsome bed spread
and shams, Mr. and Mrs. W. o. McCiusky.
There we're many other handsome presents,
list of which could not be obtained.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18

Perpetrated at the Mouudsviue Camp
Ground Yesterday.
About 4 o'clock yesterday morning Arm
s'rong's Hotel, on the Moundsvills camp
ground, was entered by thief and gold
watch, pair of bracelets and other valua-
bic articles taken. About the hour named
Mrs. Armstrong and her daughter were
awakened BY slight noise in their room,
and looking up the former saw negro man,
whom che declares to be Robert Ii. Sweed,
Of this city, in the apartment. She at once
screamed, when the robber darted out of
he room and rushed from the house. The
guests were aroused and pursuit made, but
20 trace of the rascal could be found.
1t is supposed Sweed, who was formerly
employed about the hotel, but recently dis.
cf arged, took away with him key of one
Of tSe doors, and was thus enabled 70 enter
be building noiselessly. Unce inside be
proceeded to open up all the doors and win
dows. to facilitate bis escape should he be
detected, and then. going into the apart
ment occupied by the ladies, he began biz
search for plumber, in the course Of which
he ransaeksd bureau drawers, ETC., leaving
their contents IN great confusion
A reward Of $ll0 is offered for the ar
rest Of the thief
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Lady Pm, sicians for Bombay.

The Bombay merchants recently appoint
ed committee to try to induce some sdy
physicians to 60 from England to prseice
medicine in Bombay. One lady has saied,
and more are TO follow. In all such warm
climates. and particularly in warm att.
tudes of country, the lassituds which wrm
weather brings on is beat coun'erscta by
Browns Iron Bi',ers which she lady doc.
tors, and everybody else, oughf>t al'ays
have on hand Mrs Boswell, of 2e3(ex-
ipston street. Baltimore. vas cured of No
ssal debility By Browne lion B.ters,
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Index TO New Advertisements.

Proposals. for Medicine
To Whom it May ConCern-E- NJ. MeGillln 4 Co
s l. o. o. r. Funeral y office.
DiamondS-l. G.. Dillon.
Mall faper-JOs. Graves son.
White Mountain Hammock Chair-G. Men1el &
Co.
Sateens and Batistes-BrueS Golfer.
New stock summer GoOds-GeO. r. Taylor.
White sulphur Springs
Religious oticsS Local Page.l
Zine Glsssware-E wing Bros Local Page
Decorate Your Houses Local raSe.l
Beethoven and Mozart Hats--Dingers- s. Local
PSgel
u all FEEDERS y Otice-tIocal Page
LOO y. Notice. Local Page
ToJet-Roaus With ROard-l Ocal Page.
Oranges aud LsmOns-N. schulz lccal Page
Na.On's Fruit McNiechen' ST. Local PAsS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18

Yesterday W. R. Johnston, through his
attorney, B. B. Doveuer, brought suit before
Squire Phillips to recover from the county
com ensatiou for services as nurse at the
County In6rmsry, the period embrs ed iu
the claim being sixteen months, and the
rate of pay $50 per month. The case was
beard before q Jury. which, about 5:3ni
o'clock, returned verdict for the p'ainti3
awarding him $500.
A motion for o new trial was at o. e
made, which will probably be argued Mn
day.
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weather Indieanons.

WASHINGTON, July Is -l:SO a. m.-Fo
the Ohio valley and Tennessee, generally
fair weather, nearly stationary Temperature
and light variable winds.
For the lower lake region, generally
fair weather, cooler northsrly winds, be
coming warmer and variable.
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linsly Institute.

THE FALL Session OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
i open Mondsy, September Z. The Principal 10
happy TO be able TO announce 70 the former patrons
and oihen thst In the management of the schoA
be has secured the assistance Of Maj ]. NJ fassr
ably knosn a. the Military Instructor In Tbs West
Virginia Univesity-a thorough classical sholar-s
topI lar educator and discipliDarau. For psrticu.
lars inquire OF either 81 the underlined.
&c ORR, A. NJ, Principal.
Win ], II. LEE, A. NJ, Asst Principal.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Weath8r.

Following shows the range of the mer-
cury, for yesterday, as observed oy Z.
Scbnepf, the Marker street druggist: ] a
m, IS: Y m, 90; 3 .. m, IS, p. N
80. The days length is IA hours aud A.
minutes.
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Almost every lady habitually uses some
bind Of hair dressing. II is toilet neces-
siiy. Parker's Hair Balsam is the best, be-
cause: it gives gloss and softness; arrests
falling out; does not soil the most dslecate
ttsbrici is Sehciously psrfumsd; cools the
.ss5; ersdicstes dandruff. and promotes .
ihkurient gro~th
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DIED.

FE1SlNG-0n Thursday, July 16, 1881 at his
residence, ~ Main street at 1885 p. M, WILLIAM
FELsISG aged 80 years, 10 months and Sdays.
FuIeral from his ls'e residence, No. ~ Main
street, this Saturday, afternoon at O'Clock. In
termsnt at Mt Wood cemetery. Fhsnds are 10
vited 10 attend
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srOnrlh.s srkAY.

Notes Concerzing Cycling, Base BAH,
sculling and the Turf
DR. Mason and Will Wright viii attend
the Cieyt land Wheelmen's meet in August.
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; { = Il: ;':::. ling 8egister
bitter owing toJRDAY, JULY IS, 1885.
United States dA,,.z.i...., 49,, -, ,,.onan
than when the tho =. a.. n,Tyv
sr in Salt Lake CT .
break win ocC- H =" SEM ~
does occn- address, at same price ID Is de-
one Of tered I'm the city, postage paid
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Decorate your houses in honor Of the
thousands OF guests who will visit our city
next Mcnday.
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ART SCHOOL.
Miss, a. X. Gilchrlst,

pupil Of the Art student,' League Of New York
will open . school for drawing and painuog from
cist aud life 81 No. g. sixteenth sus~t, Stuiisa
during the Jas year with +. W. Freer, George D'
F. Brush, q. c. Iichtaum. and Carl lie ksr. Mes
btr Of the An ique, Head, Lie, eketch, and rsrI
spective clssses. VIII tach he methods ussi
the Lssgue
For further particulars, cal at No. "a eixteenes
sret, on wednesday and Saturday. or address at
Him Grove. W. Va specimens Of work can b sssa
at Eicoll's Art store. jy.6h
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Decorate your houses in honor of the
thousands of guests who will visit our city
next Monday.
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What IL DoaR.

Try The Arcsdisn Water; it will cure you
Of any kidney trouble or Indigestion.
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Nail Feeders, Msetinr.

TURTLE Sour at Louis Schwalb's this
morning and evening.
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DoS'T forget the B. q o. excursion 70
Pistburg next Sunday. Round trip $l.6l.
Special train viii leave ct 6;4o .. N, city
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HELD TO BAIL.

The Elm Grove Road will run trains after
the Ssengerfest concerts
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TURTLE Sour at LOUIS SchwAlb's this
morning and evening.
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sADaCHE in the morning can be cured
k'ass Of Arcsdian Wassr. Try it
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BRILLIANT WEDDING

ROUND trips on the B. & o. road for the
concerts in the Alhambra Rink 10 cents.
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Nail Feeders meeting.
A meeting of the different unions of the
Independent Nail Feeders Union, Of the
Ohio Valley mill be held at Knights of
Labor Hall Beck's Block, to-day at 2 p. M,
sharp Business Of Importance will be
transacted and full attendance ID de-
sired.
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ARCADIAS WATER is without q rival.
Read its Testimonials.
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Additional Local ON First Page.
CORsETs.


THE Vi-ginia-As. oORsETs.
l'eIuOn rsSseived a new line ot
SE mad the .t. 10 which we invite special
to sPeai ..,ioY. Won Hski,l find the lead
H iOr Cove brands at low Z ri ,.es:r co
ri. 49, o csING the hot Se"ther ,g5
- win Glaze at 8 p. iGs;;r satur-
e Republican, IACOB W. GRUBB.
lr platform -
Ns,;on.I,rrORaTED TEA SETS In q va
bic Of ETY. eree'ors: SO pieces tor s.-oO'
S-2s asEk et Street
A. l.. RICE & co.
view Canvas Belts
New Leather Belts
New Busiles.
New Handkerehiefs.
New Fans.
Al. RICE q co.
THE only place an ,he city where
- WON can get white Cambria Ban
snrrs contaib Ing portraits Of lead
.,r musical co..ssSs0sers, streamers
As'ss n ether decorations suitable Tor
Nnengeriest {, Ia az
ARBENZ a CO.'S
ur,y. HIS Main Sc.
Tus Elm Grove Road viii run trains after
the saepgerfest concerts
- xxegr,,op TO sandasky and Put-,s
Ray, via e. q o.
ON Monday July 81; the B, O, &in,
sell excursion tickets 70 ssnousAJ
us,; July July 81, TrsY Sls
SIS N ard 10 -
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Against the County.

The B. & o. railroad will run trains tol
The Saenf. rfest concert
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bEAVY robbery

poN'T forget to secure your tickets for
the SaengeIfrst
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A. L. RICE & co.

rus Elm Grove Road viii run trains after
a. s.epgerfest concerts.
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SCHOOL,

nF WASHINGTON AND LEE UHIvEEsI n
~ Gen. u. W. G. Lee, Pntidept lnstructiou
text. books gnd printed leetpres with courSss
Lectures on special subjects By eminent inrtstl
Tuition spd fes $50 TOR s-saisn OF nine month";
ginning September ~. For catsiogu- and full 10.
Law. Lexington, Va. Iy6rb
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,,sING the hot weather ,g5
win Glaze at 8 p. Ia; Satur-
xeePtsd-
lN JACOB w. GRUBB.
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Ns,ionaI ,,FCORATED TEA SETS In va
bic "a e, ELECTORS: SO pieces tor $3.50,
= -, DAWSON BROS-s
S-2s asEk et Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18

generally, consist Of the planning mill prop
eTty, machinery. tools, &c, contained
therein, lumber, stock on hand, unpaid &C
counts of the two firms, three steamboats,,
hom twenty to thirty barges of various
kinds, dry docks, land in Peasants County
and it is also understood some mining prop
erty and timber lands along the river, be-
sides sundrY pieces of real estate aud other
property, 9 monetary estimate of which il
would be impossible 70 form.