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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10
THE POULTRY
Ono of the Largest and Finest Displays
Ever Given,
lsfactoIy.

One of the Largest and Finest Displays
Ever Given.
There sre many fine departmental dis
olsYs at this Fair, and among them that Of
Poultry stands out pre- eminent as re-
narkable aggregation Of the feathered tribe.
Some Of the exhibitors, who have entered at
many exhibitions, scattered over wide ter
Uy, claimed yesterday that the exhibit was
b. largest ever held in the United States,
While others, not quite so ssnguine, said it
I'd Tot been equalled for many years
Mr. d Sidewell, OF Flushing, O., said to
REGISTER reporter yesterday that the display
.lrpassed that at the Cincinnati Poultry
Show, although the fowls were not in IS
coed condition, this fact arising from this
being the moulting season, giving the birds
4 rullied appearance. We advise all per-
ons interested in ducks, geese, turkeys or
chickens to give the coops share of their
attention, as they will be richly repaid for
heir trouble and time. The judges we're
hard at wo-k Yesterday, but will not finish
before Tonight Mr.. Hart, Of Cleveland is
at the head.
ABOUT THE FIRST DISPLAY
one strikes on entering this department from
the Forth is that o6 Harris & Nef, Of Bust.
nessburg, o. tbs firm has fifteen coops,
containing seventy,fve handsome fowls,
there being specimens Of Notified and Black
Javas, Wyandottes, Lancashire, Light
Brshmas, Plymouth Rocks, black breasted
red Gamsters and Bsntams American Friz-
zles and others. They also show magnif.
cert specimens of White Holland and
Brcrze turkeys, Pekin ducks, white crested
iu,ks, Toulouse geese and white guineas
Is sh2w:1g tie quality OF these fowls it is
sufficient to state the firm were given tEen-
U-2ne premiums on FIVE coops-all that
could possibly be allowed on that Number.
This firm also had one of their Ohio Valley
incubstors in operation, in which were about
a peck Of wee small chicks just out of the
she'll
ANOTHER BIG EXHIBITOR
is John Bell, Of New Concord, 0 he having
uiDety-sx specimens in his coops, covering
the entire range of American, Asatc
Sbanish, Gsmsters, Bantam, Dorkings,
Hsmburgs, French, and Polish fowls. In
turkeys he has bronze, white, black, buff,
slate and Nsrsgansetts, while of geese,
ducks and guineas, his display takes very
vide range
joseph Farmer, of Flushing, Ohio, shows
a very complete
BIooDISG APPARATUS,
nd besides has ifteens coops OF fowls GOV
ring almost the entire range. Mr.. Farmer
succeeded in capturing the first premium
on best American cock, on best hen, on
best pair, and on best broodiug pair, all be.
ing Plymouth Rocks. He also took three
second prizes on cockerel pen, brooding
hen and on pullet.
B. D. Sidwell, also of Flushing, has q
magnificent display Of seven coops of Ply
ruth Rocks, on which he took two FL st
pr miums Yesterday
James Duncan, of Frederickton, Knox
co lily, o., shows FIVE coops of K. VIC.
L gborns Brshmas, Wyandots, Silver
81 angles, and Golden Polish. These fowls
we're noticeable as being
CLgIS, FINE BIRDS,
and were much admired
7, 0. Holiday, Of Freeport, O., shows
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Sm,rt Man.

Howard Bros, patent solicitors, 1907
Main street. this city, report the following
patents granted to West Eirginisns in the
month of August and first week Of Septem-
Der: James NJ Alexander, Clsrks5urg, cul
rivstor; Adam C. Hendricks, Shenandoah
Junction, grain drill; Scott NJ. Weller
Charleston, spoke socket; Mark s. Hut aud
P. B. Berry, Sutton, rotary engine; William
C B. Humel, Whitfield, saw sage; Johu A
Coaher, Volt Creek, bee hive; Thomas Z
CaIskadou, Keyser, portable building;
Walker B. Peterson, Wheeling, method aud
apparatus for setting tiles William F
Ccchrsne, Hsrper's Fry, harvester; Fred,
erick C Arbepz, Wheeling, portable ward
robe and book case
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attempt to head the favorite, but failed,
Isnthis winning by length, with Mauie
secord, hall q length in front Of Midnight,
with Kerby close up and zenobia far in the
rear. In this heat Kerby lost ground In
The first half by repeated breaks and fell a
furlong away in The rear. In the last quar-,
ter be showed thirty gait and shot toward
the front, but spurted too late, as ne only
secured fourth place. Time, East.
FOURTH HEAT.
At the word. Isnthie took the lead, al
though pressed holly by Maud A and Hsry
Midnight At the quarter the former vent
of feet and fell back to third Place,
Kerby coming pfrom the rear and pressing
The fsvorite, bnt finding the pace too hot,
went Of his feet at the head of the stretch
on the fIst half. Midnight aud Maud A
showed IN the heels Of the leader who
finished by a length in front Of his company,
,akirg tie heat ard race, although Mid
night ard Kerby finished a length away
f ON her heels. Midnight, who led KerbY
BY + slf q length at the finish, lost his feet
a, e shot under the wiEe aud was set back
t, third Place. Kerby second, Maud A
hrd, Midnight fourth and Zenobis fifth.
Tho summary IL amended.
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limited State. District Court.

In the United States District Court, yes
terday, the following business was trans
acted:
The United States vs. Ida Nichols, in
dicImeut for a violation of the internal rev.
enue lsws, recognized in the sum Of $500
tor her appearance to dsy.
The United States vs.. Emory Snodgrass
Indictment for perjury, recognized in the
,um of 81 900, with + j. Slodgrass and
\. 5. Snodgrass as sureties, in the like
sum Of $1,000 for his appearance before
tbs Court at Clsrksburg on October 4th.
Couu bus S,hon, Marshal of this Dis
t-ict appointed B Stanley bis deputy, who
appeared in court and took the several
oatbs prescribed by law for such Deputy
dsrshsl
Argument of counsel was concluded in
he case Of j. E. Hornbrook against the
itamer Jennie Campbell
Adjourned until 10 a. N. to-day.
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FARM MACHINERY.
A Notable Display in the Line of Farmers
Aids,


A Notable Display in the Line of Farmers
Aids.
Quite number of the visitors yesterday,
spent larger lortion of their time in
viewing and examining the exhibits in Ma
chinery Hail. The displays in this depart
ment excel those Of former years, and
several new inventions are observed. Com
mencing at the south end of the Hall Mr..
R. X. Gifhn's exhibit begins, and is quite
extensive taking in, as it does so many
articles. The first thing noticed is q very
simple looking machine which is capsule Of
TURNING OUT MORE FENCE
in day, with one man working it, than
could be built by ten men in the old style
of working by hand. 1t is a fence com
posed Of strong strips at regular intervals
with four doubled wires twisted between
each strip to bold it together. 1t is the
most complete device ever seen in its line
and 9 fsImercan buy one and make all
the fence he wants for q hundred aud he
won't spend much money either. 1t is q
great lnslLuIOn. 1uFu lutE6 u the
Hcosier hay rake and the Hoe 8 er or, in drill.
These are all manufactured by the Hoosier
Drill Company, Richmond, Ind. The
Buckeye mower, reaper and binder are also
other machines in VIM Grifin's display.
A fine display of surreys, among which was
a jOmp seat, canopy top side bar, another
Of ike style, very choice work, manufacture
ed BY the Troy Buggy Company. Troy, Ohio.
Opposite them wss display of
BUTTER MAKING MACHINERY,
consisting Of q Cooley cream working ma
chine, moulder, &C., the manufacture of
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Polo! Polo! at the Chapline stree, rim
10 night, First game oil the season
Wheeling Female College.

The Wheeling Female College opeue!
yesterday most auspiciously. A much
larger number Of pupils were present thsn
has characterized the openings heretofore,
Prof. Brown is very much gratifed and
Gays that he will have over one hun ret
scholars before the week is over. tnds
the excellent management Of Prof BroEu,
aaisted by bis accomplished wife and AZ
efficient corps Of instructors this ins,itaim
will certainly win the success it merits
Situated as It is high up above the city
away from the dizzy whirl Of industry, ye
having ire advantages afforded by lis con
venience to The city, is rare comblnstIos
Of circumstances, and commends itself to
the people OF our State who contemp lf,
sending Il or daughters away to school.
Dress SILKS, black and colored, q. P
Kenntdy's. No. 1893 Main street.
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FOR WAYS THAT ARE DARK.
And Tricks That are not Plain II.
Long-Finuered Gentry
Are Peculiar-.-They Succeed in Doing U,
Wheeling People and Visitors in
Lamentable Manner Yes.
dav.-.$l6,000in
One Haul

Yesterday morning as the train ove,,S.
B. & O., due here about IL o'clock a N
Q general rush was made BY the passea,s,,
to get out. A gentleman, aged a,ou, six,
years, named G. W. Adams, whose -
idence is at Fairmont, WAS OF II.
train with his wife Ard
as lie ", 9 approaching the ext; tall Nan
ran sl ain.t him, going in an opposite dite,.
ton. The man ran against Mr AdsusaDi
a,hed lin why he did no. ge, out Of b,
way. VIII hat he rushed on pas, N,
Adams who, upon reaching the platform
fol, in is inside vest pocket and found ths,
bis walie,, containing 81 500, had iis,,.
lie red He proceeded Immediately to %.
lie, hesdq, arters and gave description
Ct the an whom he had ever
: mon to believe had relieved him Of Il.
none. The Chief immediately TELEGRAPH.
ed o description of the supposed tibet to
various points and put the officers on ii.
alert to watch for such an individual OF.
GERS Burns and Wilkie went down TO the
oepot and found that man answer.
ing the description had been there 81
4 o'clock inquiring about trains and would
probably return shortly. AT about 10
O'clock last night the officers again pro.
ceeded to the depot, where their man luck
ily happened to be at the time and be vas
arrested ard placed in the lookup. ltse
pears that there were four men in the gang,
and they came to the city on one ticket.
At noon yesterday . man who com.
down on the Pewiky was sccosted BY tHc
men, shortly after he disembarked, and BY
some means of hocus pocus or magic stroke
they did the gentleman up TOR the sum 0,
$40, and be has come to the conclusion be
did not know az much about life in a large
city as be previously supposed he did.
Yesterday morning lady named SEES
bright was jostled by q man in the Second
ward market house, and when she ATTEMPTED
10 make purchase shortly afterwards, she
discovered that Der purse, containing quit.
a rpm OF money, had disappeared, where
81 knew not whittier, although che had
pretty good idta'
Mrs Wp. II Hsller. while a.teniin,
market was also relieved OF purse COO.
,ainipg several dollars The modus op.r
andi OF the thief being the same as taa'
mentioned above.
Mrs. William Steele, of the island, wAi
another victim 10 the long fingered gentry
at thu same place yesterday morning she
came of minus pocket-book containing q
small amount Of moaey.
A man who has been boarding with M
j. j. Foster, at 2ll9 Main street, for seyera
weeks, departed yesterday morning accom-
panied by silver watch belonging to Mr.
Fosters son. Whittier he came no on,
csretb, but whittier he went Mr Foster
would like well to know, and he is on Ii.
watch fer him.
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I. G. DILLON, the Market street
ieWeler, offers 500 Colo and Sill.
yer Watches this week at greatly
reduced prices. a genuine WAL
than Stem Wind Watch for $1,000.
A Xix Gold Hunting. Stem Wind
Waltham Watch for $4,000.
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We have now on exhitiE orr Fall
and Winter stock of WOOIenS, be-
ing q complete line OF Suitings,
Pan1alOODiDgS and OyereOatings,
which we shall get mp In first-elass
lie and fit at lowest prices.
Also a toll line OF furnishing
goods always ON hand.
&. HESS az SONS.
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Music every night 'nis week at the AL.
hambrs Palace Rink. This Is the best rink
west Of New York. The building is deco,
rated with two large on paintings, each sew.
tniy FIVE feet long By twenty-five in width.
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Index to New ADVERTISEMENTS :

Lost Gold Cross.
Eugges PhaeIons and spring WagOns-J. W.
Eeirei.
FOuni- Pocket b ok.
Knl er ~Sales-N cshItt & Bro.
Mason ~-lJ-~ealins Fruit Jars-EW NJ Bros.
Frp, lamatiOu by the Mayor.
Excelsior Baking Puwjrr-R Il List.
Uudrrt4keIs aud Funeral pirectOrs-ti. Men lei
n Co.
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AGood Record

For twelve years past Martin Thornton,
of the far-tamsd Capitol restaurant, has
ministered to the wants Of the inner man in
this city, and during that period he has
made q most enviable record as a caterer.
The oyster season being now in full blast,
he has made arrangements to get the
delicious bivslve fresh, daily, and they
will be served up in all styles.
He has made most extensive preparations
for the entertainment of the crowds sure to
be in the city during the present week.
and his friends and the public in general
should call.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
weather Indication.

WASHINGTON September 10 Il :30a. n
For the Ohio valley and Tennessee, clear
an fair weather, slightly warmer, variable
winds, generally westerly.
For the lower lake region occasional To-
cal rains variable Winds, nearly stationary
ten perature.
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Is. a O.

Every day during Fair week the Man.
nington Accommodation will leave at $50
p m, city time, instead of 4:lO as hereto.
lore. A special train will also run from
MouDdsvile to Wheeling, leaving Mounds
vile al $50 q m.
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Ed W Reid's Exhibit FRUITS, ETC., Horti.
cultural Hall

Ed w Reid's Exhibit Fruits, Etc, Horti.
cultural Hall.
The displays Of fruit and vegetables at
the Fair this year is certainly, ahead Of any
previous year. Among the most attractive
is that Of Mr.. Ed. W. Reid, of Sunny Hill
fruit farm, about two miles west OF Bridge
port Ohio. His exhibit embraces nearly
everything known to the domestic fruit and
vegetable line, and is well worth noticing,
comprising fully seyenty-fve varieties Of
apples, eight varieties Of pears, while the
grspes, tomatoes, ounces, plums and corn
are elegant specimens. Mr. Reid is a great
grower Of strawberries and raspberrss, Of
which he makes specially.
Polo! Polo! at the Chspline street rink
tonight. First game of the seasonl
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CnnI. MILK
and cream from one of them to show how
Geld il keeps things.

CUIu IT httP5 IHIDBs'
There may be in the above several things
missed, but the display is so large and scat.
rered that it is difficult to take in all at
glance, or even two In speaking to several
gentlemen in regard to farm machinery
hey informed the reporter that many i'm
Movements have been made on agricultural
Implements even in the past year, and won
'ers we're still in store for the future TO
oriug FORTH that the display this year at
,ur Fair was first class one and quite sat.
lsfactory.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

The following transfers of real estate were
left for record at Clerk Hooks Office yester
lay:
Two deeds Of superintendent made BY
Wilhsm C., Mason aud Kate, his wife, to
Mary V. Ri6gely with NJ c. Ridgely, her
husband, Lucy B. Wagner and Allen X
Wsguer, her husband Fannie c Msbis with
G. W Mails. her husband, and John E. Ma
on, 10 Jessie Q Little, wife of L A Little
tor certain propertyin Chapinss and EFF s
addition
Deed made September s, 1885, by Sarah
E. SGodgrass and Charles W. Snodgrsss
her husband, to Phillip Bearley, for the wes'
half of lot No. 2, on private plat laid out
out by A. h. Britt. Consideration, $1,000
Deed made September 8, 1885, by Phil
lip Besrley and wife, to Sarah f. SnodgrSss
Sor q part of lot No. l39, in East Wheeliug
Consideration, $780,
A deed made by John MeCrumm, Of
Richlsnd District, to C. D. Robbins, O.
Burgettstown. Pa, for oil privilege.
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In GENERAL.
Pc ice Pickups.

In Police Court, yesterday morning
George Goldenburg and William May, for
running gambling room, got $40 and costs
each.
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YOU can get sn excellent meal at Clstor's
Restaurant, in the Arlington building, cor
ner Of Sixteenth and Chapine streets.
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McMEOH EMS.
DbeeIin9 8e9istFT
THURSDAY, sEPTEmBER 10, 1888.

Persons leaving the city through
the Summer can haV~ the DAILY
and SUNDAY REGISTER sent 10
any address at same price il is de-
IiVered In the city. postage paid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10

After to. day, September ., Jacob
W. 6rubb's JeWeiry Store will be
omen every evening.
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MEMS FINkSI SHOES,
Stacy Adams a. 90. make, lightesf
and most Sty lish shoes made, at
J. W.AMICk'S,
lli3 Main Street.
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Baltimore and Ohio.

Cheap excursion to Pittsburg every Sun
day. Round Tip only 81. .. Special tas'
rain caves at 4:40 a. m, city ime.
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A FULL line Of fall and winter goods. P.
Kennedy, No 1888 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-10

Go TO Clstor's Restaurant, Arlin yton
building, for good meal Everything served
in 6rst-clsss Style.
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The ALEXANDRA has four hundred pairs ef
Fenton expert and Henly challenge skates.
Strangers in the city desiring to spend 8
pleasant evening win take the street cars
south for the bio rink.
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NoTIcE the display Of Days self heating
bath tubs, by j. e. Kline, Of $40 Main
street, at the fair to-day, Horticultural hall.
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IS. GOOD 4 Co. sell dry goods the cheapest

PoLol Poo! at the Chapline street rink
tonight. First game Of the season
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A FULL line Of dress goods at P. Keune.
dye, No. 1893 Main street.
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THIRD HEAT.

The horses got of after a fairly good
start with the tsvorite in the lead, followed
closely blythe others with Msuds A leading
the van. At the lower Irn Msude lost her
feet and was passed by Midnight. who
pressed the leader close till the quarter was
reached, where he few his feet and fell back
TO the rear. At the half the leader showed
good length ahead CT the bunch, who
lead by Msude, we're pressing him close
At tie threequarteIs Msude made gallant
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VISITORS are invited to call ct Clator's
Restaurant, Arlington building. They can
get meal that is unsurpassed in any res
tAurAnt In the citv.
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PoLo! Polo! at the Chapline street rink
tonight First game of the season!
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Ladies, Fine shoaa

NOrICE the display of Days self heating
bath tube, BY j. G, Kline, of SIG Main
street, st the fair today. Horticultural haIl.
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FLANNELs, in al styles, at P Kenueiy's,
No. 1888 Main street.
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PcLo! Polo! st the Chaplios street rink
tonight. First game Of the season.
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Order OF Cincinnatus Celebration, at Gin
Cinnati, Sept 18th and 10th, 1855.
The exercises attending the celebration of
this order are of very interesting and
amusing character, drawing great multi.
tuGes 10 Cincinnati annually to wit less
them. To accommodate all who may de-
sire to be present this year, the Panhandle
route viii sell excursion tickets to Cincin.
DHti and return tor special train September
-, available for return passage until Fri.
day, September 18th inclusive. Look out
for bills, giving rates and time.
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BLANKETS, white and colored, at P. Ken
ntdy's, No 1893 Main street.
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SECOND HEAT,

After iunumerabls scoring, the iudzes
6nslly started the bunch With Kerby the pole
horse far in the rear. Ianthie secured the
pole in the first dash and forged quickly to
the front and cut out the work for the rest
all of the way around, never being headed,
although closely pushed at the half and
finish By Maud A. and Zenobia, with Mid.
night and Kerby trailing in the rear, the
latter barely saving his distance. Time,
2.16l
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a4alNAUo II AA4o ouU88s
Ladies' extra, high-cut. fine kid button,
at $3.50, a.
J " aNCxs,
Las Main St.
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DECORATED TEA SETS I'm q va
riefy OfH0IOrs: SO pieces tor $3.50,
DAWSON BROS.'.
2R2R MR.kAt Street.
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NOTICE the display of D,y's self heating
bath tubs, BY G. Kline, of SIG Main
street, at the fair today, Horticultural hall