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,,,.,,,, Q, Minor l1omsnt IN aha ASOut the
City.

,,.,,.,, q, Minor Iaomsnt IN aha ASOut ths
MATINEE at Charley shAy'S theitt' To-
ot osr marriage license was issued ye't'r'
Tue miparels and John L. Sullivan at
the Opera House this evening.
TuF apple crop in this vicinity T. 80
large that tho only profitable dlspoSltion
Of lie fruit is to turn 1t into cider.
Jouy McCoRMACK, timer, fell from
,bs moi Of Nathan Rowles' house, in Bel
ie;Ie. about & o'clock last evening NO
bones we're broken, but II cannot YET DO
told how badly he is hurt.
CoSsrABLEs WILcox and Laughlin
raided the house at No. lilo Seventeenth
strset last night and arrested the madame
on a State warrant charging her with
keeping houte Of i'll fame.
The river was on a stand last evening
with a depth OF 8 feet . inches In the
channel. Reports from above are all To
the effect that the rivers are about sta
tionary and atBeveral points It'll raining
TINS evening the Isr4eliteG will COM
merce 10 celebrate the Feast Of Eabefna'
cles, which lasts eight days. Services vii
he held at the Synagogue this evening a
: o'clock and Tomorrow morning at II
o'clock.
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted Y
i record one deed OF trust and one deed II
fee made s ptember 81, by John NJ; Bros
to George Brost, In consideration OF SlO0
for lot No. 80 in John Mcclure, sr:'s, add
ton to the First ward Of Wheeling.
SQUIRE Fl. G. PE1gRMAS yesterday de
INJURED TO the indictment against him il
the Circuit Court for failing 70 pay over t
1.-The State fnes collected by him. The de
murrer was overruled and the case post
poned till the next term Of court, for III
appearance at which time the Squire wa
placed on his own recognizance. -
NEXT Monday at the Opera House "Th'
Willow Cope" will no doubt attract laig'
audiences. The piece has been revisee!t
and modern;zed, and G. W. Couldock vii
assume his great character Of Luke Field
in0. The support includes such prim'
iayorities rs Miss Carrie Turner, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Charles Walcot, Sam HemPle and a
S. Lipnan.
The company playing at Charley Shay
theatre this week Is the Alice Walton Com
edy Company. The Martinetti BFother
have endeayored to steal it's reputation
but in vain. Another good house wit
messed its performance last night. Ate
chon9pd. The performar ce should be seeI
by everybody.
TWENTY FIVE men came yesterday even
Ing from Youngstown to take places in thu
Aiikanna mill. AS such au Influx wa
unexpected they had some difficulty il
finding places to sleep last / iSht, but w
learn will have proper decomposition
hereafter. As they are nearly all unmat
ried their advent will not be 80 profitable
to SteubenvilIe as might be, but ever!
little helps, and @e may Justly say that th'
Alikanna resumption will help bushes
to PICK up in this city.-Sts'tOe"rIlte Gazette
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= John @. Hastings, . merchant Of Wash
inqton, Pa, on Monday evening had re.
turned from his supper to his store but a
abort time when Mrs. Hastings left the
house for q few moments. leaving the
dwelling without an occupant. Upon her
return'ehe found tho kitchen and pantry
doors open; her suspicious were aroused
that something was wrong She lighted
the gas In the Kitchen, which sent faint
light into the pantry, enough 70 see that
the refrigerator had been emptisd Of It's
contents. She then lighted candle and
continued her search, when g young man
stepped from behind the refrigerator, aud
as he attempted TO leap out the door She
caught him by the coat collar, telling him
he could not 20. He struggled and at
tempted TO strike her, when she inter
spersed her words with few vigorous
blows across his face. Finding that the
woman was too much for him, he beat her
40 severely across the knuckles Of the
hand With which she held him thatshe was
compelled to relinquish her hold, when
he escaped, though pursued by Mrs. Has
tings for some distance.
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A movement to establish In this city
cooperative planning mill is well under
way. Already about 500 has been sub
sCribed to the capital stock. 1t was the
original intention to rent the Armstrong,
Coen & Co. planning mill, and purchase
the machinery in it. This idea has now
been abandoned, owing to the high rent
charged by the present owner Of the
building, and it Is proposed to lease the
Hubbard saw mill, and fit it out with the
machinery OF the Armstrong & C0en mill.
The men interested in the project are all
practical men, and several Of them have
high regulations as managers Of consid.
cradle business enterprises.
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Mortality in National Union less than
English and American mortuary tables
and to 8 less than other society bodies
in the country.
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A heavy rain and wind storm prevailed
in this vicinity last evening about 8 o'clock.
A few miles up the river considerable
hail fell. Hero no hail accompanied
the rain, but for few minutes the wind
was very strong One OF the lamps which
lights the suspension. bridge was blown
over into the river, and bill board re-
Gently erected by Byles d sylyls
on Market street in front Of the old city
building was blown down. Several signs
and shutters also suffered. The rain wAs
dashing, but was not heavier than was
needed. The atmosphere became de-
cidedly cooler after the storm, and over
coats were very comfortable about mid
night.
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miss pIllnn,1 I.ntertainm ont.

The G. A. R. benefit tomorrow even
ing at the Opera House is already as as
sured o success as any event can be in ad-
vance. The sale Of reserved seats points
to crowded house. This is but natural.
Miss Dillon's reputation as reader and
impersonator is high. and unlike most
readers, lecturers and singers, she is not
without honor at her own home. In ad-
dition to her attractive part OF the enter
tainment, which will include the sleep
walking scsne from Macbeth" the trial
scene from "Shylock" and other difficult
selections, Mrs. Whitaker, Miss Eddie,
Prof. Schockey and Prof. Arbenz will
have parts in the programme.
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Yesterday morning about O'Clock as
Albert Kieg, who resides OF Boggs' Run,
north OF Benwood, was going TO work he
was struck by an engine on the Is 80.
road and killed. Mr. Kieg was employed
~ tender at the Benwood Nail Works,
and when near the Riverside blast furnace
he stepped from one track to another to
get out Of the road q the early pas
SenRer train on the main line. He had
hardly changed his path when fright
coming down ran into him. His head
was crushed and there we're several cuts
about bis body. The injured man sur
yiyed but q few minutes after the acci.
dent. He was about 81 years old and
leaves q family Of six Roma and daughters,
several Of them quite small.
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"CRICR N THE RACK. stitch in the side,
cramps shooting aud LhArp pains, rheumatic. ne1.
~ nlgc and scIa'ic pains, and every
l. &AA external pain and ache SoOthed and
~ 20 expelled with wonderful celebrity by
HE that new, ortsipAl, elegant and speedy
an!idote TO palm and Inflammation,
~ tho CUIlCuRA PLASTER Warranted
the perfection OF elegant external remedies and
vastly Supe Tor 10 all other plRSen At druggists,
80; hye Tor 81 0o. Mailed free. PoTIIR DRU6 AND
CHEMICAL Co. Boston. aep2 WRAW
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THE posToFEICE AsplRANrs.
Another Pilgrimage 70 the Capital-A False
Report,

Report,
There has been another pilgrimage Of
prominent Democrats OF this State 10
Washington. As usual, it was in search
Of the greatly desired patronage, but with
what results is not yet known 1t is not
believed, however, that the patriots had q
very good time or got much satisfaction
on this trip. All the powers that be that
they expected to find at the Capital were
not there Tsai to relate. Senator Camden,
in whom rest largely the hopes OF
the hungry hordes OF West Virginia,
it was found had merely passed
through Washington on his way
to New York. The genial Commits.
sioner joel Miller was also out OF town, and
the pilgrtn ms missed the usual cordial
greeting aud kidd attentions the Commits
sioner pays his West Virginia friends.
Barney Galligan was the first pilgrim to
return; he got back yesterday morning.
Judge Okey johnson was in Washington
looking after his South American mission,
and Attorney General All. Caldwell was
on hand to help him look for it. Robert
Simpson, Esq., was also among them. de,
as every one knows, was looking alter the
Wheeling postoflice.
Yesterday reporter OF the INTEIL1.
oENCRR met A. @. Egerter, Esq, and told
him that he understood that he had with
drawn from the race for the postoftlce.
Mr.. Egerter said, "Ia that sol Well
there's no truth In any such report. am
in the race and shall stay there until the
winner has been declared such and safely
ouartered in his position"
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suits Against omolAls.

Squire Davis said yesterday, all9ling to
the srit OF Peter Dougheity in Squire
Peterman's court, to recover $40 10 alleged
to be unlawfully withheld by Davis, that
he has retained counsel with view to
suing Squire Petermau and Constable
Stamp on their official bonds for $1,000
damages each for their action in the mat
ter. Squire Davis alleges that Constable
Stamp first told him that he must either
REFUND the money claimed by poVgherty
or be- arrested FOR petit larceny. The
summons finally served, however, is for
civil action to recover $40 90.
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Qualification at the Fate Of john Cameron
and j. O Morrison.

Mesns. John Cameron and ]. Q Morri-
son were the lucky owners Of one-ffth OF
ticket No. 1854 in The Louisiana State
Lottery which drew the 25,00O prise In
the Drawing Of July u. This does away
with the reasoning Of those crying fraud,
because these gentlemen are too well known
to admit OF thought that they would
lend Themselves as parties to DECEIVE The
public. The fact is, they held the ticket
and it has been promptly caShed and our
good frieada wear broad smiles because
Of their good luck.-Wichita Falls (Tex.)
Herald, Aug. s.
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THE LAUGHLIN MILL.
workmoa Arrive to Take the Nail Plat,
Machines,

hutkmoh AFtVe ~ AAAo NV NAh EAAko
Machines,
There were about twenty heaters and
rollers landed at the Laughlin nail mill,
at Martins Ferry, Monday evening. They
were given accommodations at the tenn
porary lodgings In the ware house and
the company's boarding house just built,
where the mems meals are cooked and
Some of the officers Of the mill spent the
night at the mill. no doubt experimenting
some violence towards the new arrivals.
About midnight telephone message was
received that crowd Of men were going
up on the West Virginia side and would
20 over to the mill to cause trouble. Mr..
Laughlin, the president Of the mill, went
down and had Marshal Hanson, OF
Martins Ferry, go up with him to The
mill. But there was no one came to make
trouble, and there does not seem to be
any danger to be apprehendsd,
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George Strauss, a boy OF 10 or IL years,
who has frequently, been arrested for
sneak thetts and other minor oEienses,'
yesterday stole copper kettle from the
premises Of Mr., Unruh, on Mater street,
Officer tunkina arrested him, and Squire
Davis committed him to jail in default Of
$500 bail to await the action OF the next
grand jury. Usually Strauss has been
locked up for few hours and then dis
missed on account Of his youth, but his
thefts haye BECOME pon9tonous,
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INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, Sept. 23.-1A. M.-For
the Ohio Valley and tennessee, fair
weather, northwesterly winds, lower, tenn
perature, higher barometer, with probable
frost in the northern part.
For the Lower Lake region, cooler
northerly winds, with frequent gales,
diminishing in force, fair weather, higher
barometer, with probable frost.
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MCLAUGHLIN & McGlNLEr, sole agents
in this vicinity for the famous sheboygan
mineral water, have Just received q large,
fresh invoice. 1t is sure and splendid
cure for diseases Of the stomach, liver and
kidneys, for indignation, dyspepsia aud
headaches. Every saloonist and druggist
should keep the delicious Sheboygan
mineral water.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Miss Mary II. Dinger is spending few
DAYS with friends in st. Evansville.
Miss Sophie Neuhard left yesterday for
Newark, O., to spend few weeks among
friends.
Mrs. DR.. ]. G. Hupp will leave this
evening via the P, w. & Ky. road for Phila-
delphia, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Gussie, who will enter Mrs. Sutton's
select school, West Philadelphia.
II. R. Howard, Esq, Of Pt. Pleasant,
and Hon. John NJ. Collins, Of Fsyette
county, were in the city last evening, hav.
ing come up from Moundsville, where
they had been attending meeting OF the
Board OF Directors OF the Penitentiary, oil
which they are members. -
State Superintendent OF Schools Morgan
was in the city last evening on his way to
Charleston from Morgantown, where he
has been visiting the State University
and resting from his labors, which for
several weeks past have kept him very
busy at his old home. He Is very much
pleased with the condition he found the
University in. 1t has started of very
auspiciously and both Faculty and scholars
seem to be anxious to make the school a
grand success.
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were imposing. About tlfty persons stood
on the platform erected in the southeast
corner, where the ceremonies were to
take place. DR.. Henry West, the old war
horse of the county seat fight; Senator
Williams, and Judge Trainer Of steuben-
vile, we're among the distinguished men
present. A few minutes after this the
members Of tho Grand Lodge assembled
the steps to the platform. The glee club,
who occupied the western wing Of the
platform, sang America" and the laying
OF the cornerstone, according 10 the Ma.
COMIC ritual, Vas begun. The Right Grand
Master Of Ohio, R W. G. N. ]. N. Good.
speed, laid the stone, and after the corn,
wine and oil' had been poured upon 1t,
the formal ceremonies were, at Afteen
minutes to three, declared to be at an
4 large number assembled at the Fair
Grounds to hear the addresses. On mo.
ton OF Judge O. w. Carroll, Col. David
Rankin assumed the duties oil the chair
and Senator A. ]. Williams delivered
short and pleasing address. +. 8. CLARK,
Esq, Of Morristown, followed with an In
teresting discourse on "Ohio." ]. B.
Smith, Esq., Of Bellaire, then made a
pleasant speech Of congratulalion to the
people on the progress 0t the new build
ing.
The programme was interrupted at this
point by a brisk rain shower, and the peo-
pie hastily dispersed.
So ended the greatest day that st. Glars
vile has known for many q year, and the
treaty Of peace in the longest county seat
fight on record has been signed and
aealAd. u.RA.
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WE caution the public against Agents
who claim 10 sell goods for us on weekly
payments. They are lmpOsters.
JACOB ". GkUBB, JeWeler.

WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock OF WOOIens, being o com.
plete line OF Suitlngs, PantalOOnings and
OTercOatings, when we shall get up In
flrst.class style and ut, and ut lowest
prices. Also, q full line Of Furnishing
~ c. HESS & SONS.
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Grand Reunion ID soldlera ID Narror.. Ruu

The Ohio River Railroad Company will.
sell excursion tickets 10 Radens' Valley
and return on all regular trains Sept 2Sd,
9th and 35th, good to return until Sept.
2ssh, az 81 rs round trip. Soldiers and
their friends should take advantage Of
this chance Of meeting their old friends Of
the battle field,
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, yesterday:
IA. NJ, 65'i II NJ, T'iSP. M, 49, NJ,
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A Positive Cure for Every Form Of
Bloed and Skin Disease From
Pimples t. ScrOfnla.

Disnguring Humors, HumiliGtIng EruptionE,
Itching and Stunning Skin Tortures, LoAtbSome
sores and every species Of Itching, scaly, Pimply:
Inherited, RHrolulonS and Contagious diseases OF
the Blood, Skin and Scalp. with Loss Of Har. from
Infancy u old age. Ars positively curtd by CUTI
CuRA RRAoLvEST. the New Blood PnriheF, inter.
nally, and CUTIcUKA the Great Skin Cure. and
CuTCuRA SOAR, an exquisite Skin eeAuthet, ex'
N
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100 pairs woman's common sense, opera
slippers at75c.
at 50c.
IS pairs womans button shoes at 81 25.
]. W. AMIcK,
ll43 Main street.
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WHEN ordering Luke's carriages don't
tail to order direct from the stable office.
His carriages and teams are the finest in
the city, and he haa careful and attentive
drivers and his charges are as low as any
oua elke,
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THE MER MkRKKT


There VI heavy Increase In tho number Of The
number Of go1d sheep and lambs. Trade q ooly
fair for GOOD stock. Common sheep and lamhI are
very dlnicult " sale the butnhen buying rather
demand. wequota theep n 2AS5Se for common
TO extra, and lambs At 21<al5fa gFcSl Stock Bheop
81 AG2 Is per head. Same Time last yeaf sh0en
sold q 2Sltsc, and lambs o. S11iA53ic. and lioeE
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All are cordially invited to attend our
Fall and Winter Opening Of Pattern Hats
and Bonnets on Thursday and Friday,
October LIST and "a. RISNERs,
1911 Main Street.
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A1ARoE invoice Of the famous sheboy.
gan mineral water and ginger ale has Just
been received by Mclaughlin & McGin-
ley. Both are delicious drinks. Try them.
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CHARITY bawls are said to be those at
infant asylums. The managers Of these
Institutions in large cities, however, now
use Red Star Cough Cure which relieves
sick children and puts an end to the bawl,
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'nInlInsry opening.

All are cordially invited TO attend our
Fail and Winter Opening Of Pattern HAts
and Bonnets on Thursday and Friday,
tOctobsT LIT and %. klSNERS,
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Ii you desire Robert Luke's carriages at
funerals, don't depend on leaving your
orde1 with an undertaken or any one
else, but order direct irom the office Of
the stables, 1880 Market street.
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Go and see Stacy, Adams & Co; s mems
finest hand made shoes, latest styles, at
J. W. AMIcK's,
ll43 Main street.
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LuNE's cAKRI4aEH are the anest In the
city. He has the best teams and the most
careful drivers, and Il costs no more than
the inferior ones from other stables.
Don't depend on having your order at any
other place, hut order direct from the
stable office, 1880 Market street,
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All, pray make no mistake,
We arc not shy:
We're very " de awake,
lT'ha fnnGln aOhTl

This song IL very effective when it ID
done well. Mr.. Wilbur may he supposed
to have his own reasons for not permit
ting his Yum Yum to give it. The INTEL
LIdRNcRR has not attempted to review the
butchery in detail.
Inquiry Yesterday at Pittsburgh brought
the reply that the Wilbur Company did
give "The Mikado" there for twenty-five
cents in the Exposition Park Theatre and
in the Museum, and that the return Of
the company was not looked forward to
with pleasure. Last night the company
was to play in Beaver Falls.
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scABs AND SORES.

Ihave been AFFLICTED since last March with Skin
covered IN lcAbs and soleS, and the Itching and
bunting were almost unbeArahe Seeing your
UucuRA KENRnIFs so highly recommended, con.
cluded 10 give them o trtH using the CUTIcUBA
internally, for iOnr mOutll[ call myself cured,
In gr4 tttGde for which ] make this public State.
meut MIS- CLARA A FREDERICK,
Broad Brook, Conn.
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ma. wlLnnR on Hrs nngApo.n
He Saves Money on Hls Company to Put Up
In WagsrS.
The kolIo,-;,,,, ,,,a. ,,a.tar,lav aant IN LhiR

He Saves Money on HlS Company to Put Up
The following was yesterday sent to this
office:
Sl0O.-I will wager one hundred dollars
no solo was cut 81 Yum HrBt's IN first act
last night, aud that We played in Pitts
hurgh for % cents is lie any more than
We played last night for Is cents.
W. A. WILBUR.
In this note, 80 far as he refers to the
omitted solo, Mr.. Wilbur shows o tech.
nichaI correctness not displayed by his
company in the notes II struck on Mon.
day evening. The solo was not cut out OF
this frst act, but was left out OF its place
in the early part OF the second act, and
was not heard at all by that audience.
Here is the nice little morsel that was cut
from the opera. the best thing, by the
way, the author has given Yum Yum 70 do:
soSG-YuN.YUN.
The sun. whose rays
Are all AblAEs
With ever living glory,
Does not deny
lie Scorns to tell story!
He don't eXClAtm
81 blush for shame.
So Kindly DC indulRcnL"
hut, fierce aud bold,
III lieTy gold,
lie glorIes all efTulgent!
ImeAn TO rule the earth,
As he the sky .s.
We really know our worth,
The sun and II
Observe his flame,
That placid came,
The moons Celestial HighueSs;
ThNe'S not trace
Upon her face
OF dIni1ence or ShyneSs:
She borroNS III ht
That, through the night
Mankind may all acclaim herl
Ard, truth 10 tell,
She lights up well,
so l, for oae, don't blame her!
All, pray make no mistake,
We arc not shy: ..
We're very " de awake,
The moon and l!
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REMARKS on BEEy CATH.

The arrivals during tho week amounted 10 2,s9S
head, against lIa last week and 4,0SO head the
corresponding week OF last year. and the sales were
lbs head, against ,7gI last week and 2,l6s head
follows:
To Baltimore basehefs...,,,,, sos
To country dealeTI.W,. 1Gg
10 IASterp ....,,...u.".....,- 10
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FoR amusement advertisement OF Opera
House eco top Of eighth column, second
page. .-
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TOTAL Sale4 los
Trade was u w again to-day some few dealers
finding Il more 40 with them than for several weeks
past. frices were Off lGd25j FER 100 pounds, a
compared with last week, good and medium cat.
tie suffering more than the more common HrAdOs
Tops were not mum rouS or QultA ~ good a. last
week but were sufficient ~ numbers aud quality
for butcher wASE lFlccS 2At5Sc with most Salts
from saiI.a.