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'erred BY the ladies after the meeting had

served by the ladies after the meeting had
adjourned.
Mr.. w. Rogerson, who lives on Little
Grave Creek, about four miles below here,
has leased part of his farm to Pitts
burg company, who will commence with
in. thirty days to bore for oil.
Messrs. j. Sinclair and II. W. Fisher at
tended the Convention last week in Par
kersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Bursee returned, Thurs
day, from visit to friends in Moundsyille.
Mrs. A. L. Policy is the guest of friends
in Sherrard.
Mrs. Roberts, of Beaver Falls, is the
guest of friends on Main street.
Mrs. Mcmillan was summoned to Sher-
rard by the serious illness of her sister,
Mrs. Morriston.
Miss Delore Osborn is the guest of friends
in ST. Marys.
Miss Mamie Healey, of Wheeling was
the guest of friends here Thursday.
A recherche little party was given We'd
nesday evening, at the residence of Mr..
Mr.. W. P. Brown, on Main street. Miss
Anna entertained.
The location of the site for the school
house in sub-Union district has been
changed from the lower railway farm to
that of Mr.. McCarty's.
Mr.. A. Policy, ST., is the guest of his son,
the Mayor.
Mr.. j. Crow, of Bellair, was awarded the
contract of building the school house in
sub-Union district, the bid being $500.
Morgan Bros. have removed their store
to their new building, where they have
more ample accommodations
One gentleman who owns land in the
vicinity of the oil belt was waited upon by
nine Pennsylvania companies, in reference
to leasing his place, last Friday.
We made misstatement in Fridays
issue in regard to school rooms being re,
seated. The furniture was opened here fol
the reseating of No. g.
The Secretary of the Board of Education
of this district was the recipient of nice
revolving oifice-chair from the Sidney
School Manufacturing Company.
There has been some complaint as t.
cruelty being shown TO animals which art
transported on boats passed here. In one
instance 4 lot of calves were tied or
the lower decks for a couple of days
and were apparently dying for water il
sight of the river. That were refined cru
city.
The r. of p. of this city will hold a pic
mic on the fair grounds Saturday, the 7tf
inst.
A number of our people will attend the
laying of the corner stone of the new
Catholic Church in Wheeling to-day.
Mr.. Clyde Ford has returned from
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. w. Brown is the guest of friends III
Steubenville, o.
A most enjoyable surprise party wa:
given Thursday evening at the residence o.
p. Altmyer, Esq, in honor of his daugh
ter, Miss Katie. Friends to the number
of some thirty or forty met at the resi-
dence of Mr.. J. Taylor and proceeded in,
body to that lady's home, where they
were warmly welcomed. Music anC
dancing were the pastimcs of the evening
varied with the serving of delicious re-
freshments. Peabody's string band fur
nished the music.
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GLASS NOTES.

The prices of window glass are firm and
the outlook fair.
Prospects are bright in the glass chimney
and tableware trades.
The flint glass factories of the country
all start up next Monday again.
new 10 pot glass furnace is being erect
ell ut California, Pa. The firm building it
will make flint prescription ware, and start
up in September.
The headquarters of the American Flint
Glass Workers Association has been per-
manently located ut Pittsburg Secretary
VIM. J. Dillon, of Brooklyn, y. Y, has
moved to Pittsburg.
The American Flint Glass Workers As
ISOLATION now numbers 1000 members, and
not 200 men who work at the trade are
outside of the pale % the organization.
The cutters and engrayers were admitted
to the association at the recent meeting in
Hamilton, Ont.
The French Window Glass Company OF
Missouri are refining one of their furnaces
an eight pOt-with a view of using the
same in next seasons operations. They
will probably resume work 4 month later,
or in October. In respect of prices, they
report the usual idle period improvement.
The Great Western glass works will likely
be reStarted in advance of the usual time,
or on August LIST. 1t appears that the ma
tiOnal union of blowers is willing that q
general resumption OF operations shall take
place ON the date referred to; and rs regards
the Great Western, orders have increased
in way to make an earlier restarting pos
siblc.-Iye Of Steel,
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TRADE NOTES.

The cooperative pottery at Tiltonville,
o., will he ready for business in few days.
The Indian Territory has eight L. A. s
of the X. of L. with membership of at
least 1000.
The Operative Potters' Association last
week Joined the X. of l.. rs Il district
Sixty delegates attended the convention at
Trenton, n. j., last week, representing 4
membership of 5000.
The tube workers at Middleton, near
Harrisburg, Pa, have struck for the scale
OF 1883 and because several union men
were discharged withOutcauSe. The strike
was directed by the Eastern ASSEMBLY A
large number of orders have been booked
by this firm.
The bricklayerS and maSOns of Milwau-
kee, Wis, have issued q circular which
says: "The bosses of this city are attempt
ing to enforce the ten hour system, while
we propose to continue the eight hour sys-
TEN at 37l cents per hOnr. Hence we re-
quest all maSOns and bricklayerS not to
hire, III answer to the advertisement of the
bosses for men, and thereby deprive us of
bread and lose Il good cause Those COM
ing here would only crowd out men battling
for the good of the cause. We have lost
pecuniarily for some time, rs the bosses
want to pay but 30 cents
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enter the State Assembly. AState Assem-
bly, win be organized in Georgia on August
% Delegates are expected from all the
local assemblies.
The potters Of Trenton, New Jersey have
formed a National District of the Knights
Labor.
There is trouble threatened at Timber
line, Montana. The coal company ordered
the Knights to leave the guleh and upon
their refusal closed their stores. Supplies
will be obtained from other quarters.
A female assembly is to be formed in
Houston, Texas. The first public enter
tainment given by the Houston Knights
will he q picnic ON August 10. The State
Assembly has just been in session ut San
Antonio. The Assembly of Whiteright
Texas is of small proportions, but there is
good representation OF the Farmers ALI
anee. There are $4,000 Knights in Illinois.
There are 20, 600 men awaiting to join
the new District Assembly in Brooklyn.
The Child-labor law is TO be enforced
throughout New York States. The heaters
and helpers in the rail mill at Troy have
resumed. The brick molders strike has
also been ended, the concession which the
workmen demanded being made. The
Bricklayers Union in New York has grown
from liz members last January to 100 at
present. The mailers, counters, and
stampers in newspaper offices in that city
formed a union on Monday night, the 10th.
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THE PRIZE RING.

An international fight is now almost GER
tain.
Jack Dempsey will return to New York
from the West in September.
1t is probable that Paddy Ryan will re-
turn to his trade of blacksmithing.
Jack Dempsey returns to New York
from the Pacific coast in September.
La Blanche, the Marine, is touring the
Eastern States doing the knockout act
Evan Lewis and Harry Hotaling wres-
tie in Milwaukee on August I'd for $500 q
side.
Fogarty is open to fight Mccartney,
Burke, Nolan, or Mccoy with small gloves
TO q finish.
Tom Maynard and Young Mitchell are
to meet shortly in hard glove fight, to a
finish, in San Francisco.
0Al. Marx, the Texas cowboy, was whip
ped by John Donaldson i'll seven rounds Mt
.JeadwOOd last week.
Frank Herald is said to be the most ter
rife upper-cutter and hardest hitter that
has appeared in the ring for years.
Pat Killen and Paddy Mcdonald are
matched to box four rounds i'll Duluth,
Mimi, at some time to be hereafter agreed
upon.
Jack Burke is tumbling away down.
Frank Glover now wants to bet 81 900 he
can stop him in a certain number OF
rounds.
Patsy Cardiff declines TO meet Frank
Herald until he has secured reputation.
Prof John Donaldson has agreed to face
Herald.
John P. Crow whipped Hugh Sexton in
a twelve-rOund hard glove fight near Kan
sas City on Sunday. Glow won through
good generalship.
lark Wclch is after Dominic McCaflery
again. He offers to meet him in room
and will bet $500 of his money that he can
whip him.
Martin Dempsey offers to give Go to any
leatherweight, London rules, for $3.50 a
side. He weighs 11G pounds, but can
train to 105.
Mervine Thompson, of Cleveland, and
Tom Robinson, cOlored, % Springfield, o.,
have arranged a hard glove fight to finish
for purse and stakes of 81 900.
Pete Nolan will never lack for gall i'll a
fight if he does for anything else. Accord
ing to Pete he is the only man in the coun-
try able to tackle Sullivan successfully.
Frank Glover, the Chicago heavy weight,
is evidently possessed of wcll-developed
gall. lie claims to want 90 with Me-
Caflrey and will bet three to one on the re-
suit.
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BENwOOD.

The Wheeling Co.'S. steel plant is now
fully equipped for operations and will com
mence making steel this week. Mr.. ".
Mann and chief assistant Mr.. Fl. Linda
man have acquitted themselyesin highly
creditable manner in the accurate esti-
mates and faultless erection of this stu
pendOus structure.
The factory Of the Brentwood Iron
Works may resume this week. The add
ton is being finally completed in the line
of machinery.
The bastile has one inmate at present
the man who is suspected to have been one
Of the persons who escaped few days since
from the Jail at Sidney, Ohio. He was ar
rested on suspicion of having been impli-
Gated in the malicious cutting Of some
2, 200 feet of rope which was on the wharf
at MOundsyille, but as he answered every
description Of one of the aforementioned
delinquents the SHERIFF. Of that county was
dispatched to, but at this writing no reply
has been received.
Col. ]. Altmeyer's family viii leave for
san Francisco, Cal, in some four or five
weeks.
The G, 4. r. Post held its first general
meeting last evening. It promises to be
a most successful organization. Lazier
Hall has been leased for number Of years
for its meetings. An elegant lunch was
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DRAMATIC.

Daniel FrOham sailed from London, Au-
gust H. on the Umbria. Besides cOmplet-
ing several important negotiations in the
interest of the I.yceum Theatre, he has ar
ranged with John Sleeper Clark, the emil
nent comedian, for twelve weeks tour of
the principal Eastern American cities.
The scenery, costume, manuscript, and
the sole American right of BARLEY Camp
bells play, Siberia, were sold at auction
on Tuesday, the 9th inst. Mr. John HOl-
mer, of the Arch Street Theatre, Philadel-
phia, was the purchaser and the price paid
was 81, 300. 1t will probably be seen on the
road next season.
Mr.. Robert Frazer, the erst while clown
has written in conjunction with Fred
Maedcr, a cOmical abSurdity entitled Non
sense" or PantOmime behind the scenes.
1t is said to be full of surprises and clever
effects.
Matt Morgan has just completed one
more subject in his great series of war
tableaux. 1t represents the battle of At
lanta and is said to be the clever artists
masterpiece.
Kate Forsythe is at present in Paris. She
will begin her starring tour about October
LIST, in the West. She will be seen in two
plays, "Marcelle" and "A Debt of Honor. y
Jim the Penman," rs produced by A.
NJ. Palmer company in Chicago, has proved
such a distinct success that it will prOba-
bly be the opening play of the next Madl-
isOn Square Theatre season.
Arthur Rehan's company in Nancy u
Co." will, Judging from the names, be as
prolific in good looks as in elaborate stage
settings. Already engaged are Miss Carrie
Turner, Ethel Brandon, Charline Weld
man, Mrs. Clara Fisher Maeder, Henry
Hottie. Harold Russell and Frank Carlyle.
Harbour Lights" Sims and Pettlts
latest successful London melOdrama, will
be produced August 80, at the Boston Mu-
scum. If it proves acceptable to Ameri-
can tastes MessrS. French and Sanger will
put it on the road.
The Maid and The MOOnShiner," new
comic opera by Hoyt and Solomon, will
positivcly be produced ut the Standard
Theatre, August 10th, with Lillian Russell,
Tony Hart, John Brandt, Armand the
Tenor and James Radcliffe in the cast.
After its New York run it will tour the
country.
The night of August 10th will be busy
one in New York, three prominent theatres
opening their season with new attractions:
The Biiou Opera House with Soldiers and
Sweethearts,' the Madison Square with
''neld by the Enemy" and the Standard
with 'The Maid and the MOOnshiner.
Notwithstanding the fact that MapleSon
will not visit this country next season, the
American people will not be without grand
Italian opera. Sig. Angelo for many years
the Colonel's chiefaid, will direct an organ
ization of about ninety persons, with Mile.
Yalda rs the prima donna. Moderate
nr;ces will he charged.
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of over two hundred, struck on Friday last
because the operators would not discharge
the yard boss, against whom the men had
some grievance M. Pleasant Journal.
The Coke Producers Association met in
the Office of the syndicate, Pittsburg, last
week, and the members received their
ceecds for last months product. About
19, 900 cars of coke were shipped lastmonth.
The State mine experts of Pennsylvania
have reported to Governor PattisOn advising
against further attempts to rescue the
bodies of the unfortunate miners entombed
last December in slope No. of the Susque-
hanna Company at Nanticoke, Pa. So
twenty-six men and boys must therefore
sleep close by the waters Of the Susque-
hanna.-Grit.
At Cincinnati the market continuesquiet
and prices are easy. Pittsburg aflOat IS
gu otable at &C per bushel for second pool;
Kanawha river, 5G SIC, and Ohio river, Age
per bushel. Prices to consumers are as
follows, delivered: Pittsburgh, 9cper BUSH
Ell or $3.50 per ton; Kanawha river, SIC
per bushel or 81 SO per ton; Ohio river &c
per bushel or 1.94 per ton.
The miners of the East st. Louis district
have held meeting and adopted resolu-
tons recommending the miners to ask for
two cents per bushel, tOp-weight and pay
ment of wages every two weeks, the same
to 60 into Effect from the first day of Au-
gust, 1886. Also that all lodges are re-
quested to send in their ten cent dues for
each member for the month of June, to en-
able the president to visit various lOdgesin
the district.
The annual report of State Mine Inspec-
tor West Virginia, which viii be out in \
short time, gives the following statistics:
OF twenty-three men killed in and about
the mines in 1885 seven were married.
The number of fatal accidents during the
year 1885 was 33. Total number of mines
employing enough miners to come within
the purview of he.mining act, lain 1888,
lis. Total employed in and about the
mines of the State in 1885, 1856; 1888, 1894.
Output of coal from Ia mines for 1885,
(22IO pounds to the tom, 3,00S, sol; out
put of lis mines in lSS3, 2,S05, SOC; coke
production of the State for 1885, 167, 5l7;
.lSS3, 10, 1877; coal and coke shipped over
Chesapeake 4 Ohio railway for 1885, l.
or, S51; 1888, 954, AS. The coal prOduc-
ton in West Virginia for several years past
is (instOns of 2240 pounds to the tom 1882,
,, 100000; 1884, 3,4S3, 457.
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TILTOSNILLE.
Its Incorporation Papers Delayed-A Fine
Game of Ball-SOtes.

Its Incorporation Papers Delayed-A Fine
Game of Ball-Sotes.
Special Correspondence of Sunday Register.
TMTONvILLE, o., July 3l.-Thursday
last was the day the papers of incorpora-
ton for TiltOnville should have left the
Recorders office at Steubenville for the
Secretary of States office at Columbus,
but there is a difference of opinion on the
matter, and it is now claimed by one who
should know that the time is not up until
the 18th of August.
Can't Ed. Muhleman has given up his
Summer boarding here and gone to live
with his bettar-half, which he has lately
chosen on the Garden Spot.
The base ball game yesterday was wit
messed by the largest crowd of spectators
ever assembled upon the grounds in this
town one of the most closely contested
Games of base ball ever played, between
the Hodgen Il Ward club of Portland, and
the Won Muralt club of this city. The
game was called exactly ut p. M, and
for some time it was not decided which
club should 90 to the bat, and after long
marley over the matter in still remained
unsettled.
The score stood nothing to nothing.
Not q bat was lifted or ball thrown.
The Portland boys arrived on the 2:23 p.
H. train attired in their handsome new
suits of pure white, which we suppose was
an emblem for their purity as ball players,
but the large red shield which bore the in
scription of HOgden & Ward, b. b. c., and
which from its color we presume represent
ed that they were all blOOds and would
tackle most anything that they thought
they could beat" was not exactly the APP
propriate thing, rs the boys, after seeing
the manly faces of the Duth boy the Won
Muraltsr concluded the best thing they
could do was to makea manly kick against
the pitcher and catcher who are both mem
hers of the club, and 90 home, and by that
means save their $500 face guard for the
catcher which was to be given to the win
ming club. Come again boys when you
want to play ball.
There is talk of organizing new club,
naming it the West Virginia Mail Pouch
Tobacco Club, in honor of Mr.. Samuel
Block, who is quartered at the summer
boarding house of Mr.. Kleurs'.
There is talk of building large sum
mer boarding house here to be ready for
next season.
The correspondent of the Steubenville
Gazette is getting alarmed lest the Office
of honor in oGr newly Incorporated village
should be given TO some one who Is not a
property holder, has not any interest IN the
town and is only waiting any opportunity
to leave. Don't get alarmed, sonny, the
GOOD honest voters of both parties will see
that no dudes get into any of the offices
The Portland boys were too sharp for the
Won Muralts. They did not come down to
play professionals.
Frank Chapman, of st. LOuis, who has
been here on a visit to his mother, returned
to that city on Thursday night
The pottery will resume work as soon as
things can be got in readiness The ma
chiuery, etc, is being put up now.
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MINES AND MINERS.

The mines at Elk Lick, Pa, continue to
,,orl about half time. or are idle altogether.
The Hampton mines at Williamsburg,
d. are working at the old scale.
About sixty miners employed by the
Star and Granger Coal Co., who have oeen
ON strike for some time past, have oeen
evieted from their houses
The Kelly mines at Tiltonyille, o., are
r,np;n0 a little over half time, with no
prospects Of an immediate lhiPIo'S I'm ~,
The miners at YorSville shaft are sun VI
strike Cor the district price.
The HecIa coke workers, % the NUMBER
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are now on tie with The Nets for first
pace on the tail end Of the race. The st.
Louis have not been playing as steadily as
usual, and are really not yet out of the
woods, although they viii doubtless end
by winning the bunting again. The
Broolxlyns are playing great game and
steadily pulling up md it really looks as
though the fight for second place would be
between Byrne's boys and HOrace's hust-
lers.
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An Offensive Breath

is most distressing, not only to the person
afflicted, if he have any pride, but to those
with whom he comes in contact. 1t is q
delicate matter to speak OF, but it has part
ed not only friends but lovers Bad breath
and catarrh are inseparable. DIR. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy cures the worst cases, rs
thousands can testify.
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A MOST LIBERAL OFFER.

THE voLTATC BELTCo., Marshall, Mich,
offer to send their Celebrated Voltaie Belts
and Electric Appliances on thirty days
trial to any man afflicted with Nervous De
bility, Loss of Vitality, Manhood, etc.
Illustrated pamphlet in sealed envelope
with full particulars, mailed free. Write
than AZ once.
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DIED..

STEINMANN-On Friday evening, July 90 1886,
at $40 O'Clock, CHARLES STEINMANN, aged - years
and months.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, No. &S29 Wood street. Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. Intcrmcnt at Mt. Zion cemetery.
Friends of the family are respectfully invited 10
nttpnl
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How the Association Stands.

The Alleghenys gained third place yes
terday by the Louisyilles dropping game
to the BaltimOreS The latter club, by
winning, moved up peg, 50 tOspesk, and
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IalroI;o. 'ArIS has been organized in
nbiy = \ delegation from District
no6l WI. lo6 viii be sent to the
tden,r,o'..-' ei'ton in October. A grand
|9by ~ ration ,l. will h. held in Sep
b 'D' District and Central Labor
LES ..ies D., 'oOo delegates from 400
btu RB, ,n at the three days ses-
Sey ~aanGr District, in Worcester,
|ea5 n. Y. delegates were elected
Distr;..t ','hmond convention.
fdCeias, assembly of the Knights Of
Guar Rapids, Iowa, No. s. win
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In Early Life.
Rnonkln1l ERnlE.

yours has been very busy life, Mr..
Bullion9'' inquired the lady reporter
HIN, yes, said Mr.. Bullion, Il began
To rustic around middlin' aiTly."
s'will you please tell me of your earliest
struggles?" she asked, posing pencil.
The millionaire looked uncertain. Il
can't remember much about it myself, y
he said, but reckon my earliest strug-
giles began when they was putin my first
shirt on me. Pye noticed since that
babies"
But she was real, nice, brand new re-
porter and was down stairs two flights
ahead of the elevator.
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SPORTING.
BASE BALL.
Csnnes to be Played.

Games to be Played.
August l-Allegheny VS. Brooklyn, al Brooklyn.
August ., 4. 5-Brooklyn vs., Allegheny, at PittS-
burg.
August 3, 4, baltimore vs. Cincinnati, at Gin
cinnati.
August 5, l. 5-Athletie VS.. Louisville, at LOUIS
vile.
August 8. 4, metropolitan vs.. st. Louis at St.
Louis.
August 6-PostpOned game-Baltimore VS.. Ale
gheny, at Pittsburg.
August 7-Baltimore VS.. Allegheny, at Pittsburg.
August G. 7-Brooklyn vs.. Cincinnati, at Cmclh-
natl
August 6, metropolitan VS. Louisville, at Lou
isyille.
August 6. athletic VS.. St. Louis, at St. Louis
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Yem advertisements.

UNoR sALE.A SECONDHAND BUGGY AND
u Harness, In good repair Buggy newly paint
ed. For particulars enquire Of @. MESDEL &
co. au1q
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Druggists.

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WANTED-To RENT BY RELIABLE
wv party. for month or six weeks, fur
nished house in the country, about one or two
aulQ
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"ANTED - STOVE MoULDERs - EIGHT
w Stove and one Job Moulder wanted for new
additions. Plenty Of work. Apply Al once to
Ohio Valley Foundry Company, Bellaire, Ohio.
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