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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-09
ROYALTY'S FAVOR
Once Extended to the Dsvotees of the
Ring.

Once Extended to the Dsvotees of the
Ring.
Prize fighting, although now under the
ban in all civilized communities, was onca
held in high esteem, and the proudest
names in. the English peerage> figured
among the patrons of the ring.
The part borne by prizs-fghters in the
coronation of George ". is one of the most
curious pages in the history Of England.
That event, important TO George if not to
the world, came off in July, 1921. He
had been the patron of prize-fghters the
best years Of his life and it was only ma
tural that be should desire to have them
around him when he went to
Westminster 20 assume the trappings
of ROYALTY. There were, however,
certain reasons of State that made the
presence of the pugilists des rable as a
matter of precaution. Poor Queen Caro-
line had her adherents; party feeling rose
high and there was possibility of scene
in the historic hall not down in the bills.
To prevent the entrance of improper per-
sons. 10 exclude with tact but with un-
1inchiug frmness, sll who had not tickets
of admission, Tom Crib and seventeen
other pugilists were called to the assist
ance Of the Throne. Auayed as pages
these men were stationed at the
doors of entrance and in the corridors to
act as doorkeepers, maintain order and
show the Dukes and Duchesses Of England
TO their seats TO witness the ceremonial Of
the crownipg of their King. These extra
ordinary pages were engaged by direction
of the King, and he was 10 delighted with
their services that he directed his Lord
Chamberlain to send each one Of them a
letter of thanks. The Chamberlain in
vited them all to dinner and put mp to be
rsfasd for by them one of the gold corona
ton medals which was won by Tom
Beleher.
THE RING IN AMERICA.
In this country the prize ring at one
time seemed to be almost National insti-
tuition. The whole country was excited
over the fight between Heenan and Sayers
in 1860. Since then prizs-fghting has
fallen into disrepute. 1t has been revived
in the past few years in the numerous
athletic clubs, and the general increased
attention paid to athletic matters.
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play series OF games with one of that
city's amateur clubs. They will 90.
Mrs. VIM. Linn, who has been quits
sick for several months, died yesterday
morning at IL o'clock. The remains will
be inferred in Riverview cemetery at p
m. to-day.
Rev. Father Mattipgly has rented Mr.
Thomas Oharlton's house on Third street
for the use OF the Sisters who will have
barge of the parochial school here this fall
Mr.. August Rohreg will, in few days,
commence the erection of a new block al
the corner Of Fourth and Locust streets.
The Buckeye glass Company he's re-
ceived and is putting up new engine tC
run the fanee about the place.
John Carson and family will move to this
city this week from their home about two
miles west of town.
The wheat in this city is about half har,
vested. Its quality is good and the cut is
very early.
A small child of David O. Evans died on
Sunday, and was buried in Riverview, yes
terday.
Miss Flo VsnPelt, of Bridgeport, was
the guest of friends in this city yesterday
Mr.. NJ. S. MeGrew and family are the
guests of friends in Mt. Pleslant.
Geo. Bars printing Office WET moved
into the Boyd block, yo1terday.
R W. Veszey is again able 10 be on
after a severe spell of typhid lever.
Addison Goes, of New Brighton, Pa, il
in the city visiting his parents.
Jacob Rosenthal is at home after two
months sojurn in Pittsburg.
Miss Mary Theaker left yesterday fer an
extendc / Western trip.
The NJ ons hold their monthly meeting
tomorrow night.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO July Seattle. receipts y. 900 head
shipments 1900 head; market fairy active
choice beeves 81 C0a4 Is; steers s. 40G4 10; stock
ers and feeders 81 l0a3 IS: cows. bulls and
mixed 81 65a3 .; Texans 81 00s3 10.
Hogs-Receipts Is. 500 head; market strong
mixed 81 25a4 49, heavy 81 20a4 IS; light 81 S0s
20; skips 80 Coat So.
Sheep = Receipts 1000 head; shipments ], 00C
head; market strong; natives SO 75s4 90; west
ern So i0a4 %; Texans IS 5Oai 20; lambs 81 75a
%.
EAST LIBERTY. July s.-Cattle-Receipts l,5c(
head; shipments $50 head; market fair and
shade higher than last weeks prices.
Hogs--Receipts, $500 head shipments 2 so
head; market fairly active; Workers 81 70a4 rs
mixed aud light Philadelphias 81 Coat 65, heavy
grades 81 S0ai %.
sheep-Receipts $500 head; shipments, ?, 80,
head; market active and shade higher thar
last weeks closing prices.
CINCINNATI o., July s.-Hogs, strong; common
and light 50 75ai 65; packing and butchers 81 81
al i5i receipts $500 head; shipments 30 head
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STATE TOPICS.
A Curiosity.

At Hall's music store in Parkersburg,
ia on exhibition probably the oldest piano
west of the Alleghanies. Its history has
been traced back one hundred and TWEEN
ty-fve years by its present owners, who
will not part with it under any cOnsidera-
ton. 1t is on the style of the present up
right piano, stands six feet high, and has
more of the appearance of an Old-fashiOned
cupboard than a musical instrument. 1t
is made of cherry and has numerous brass
ornaments in relief. Under the keyboard
are two large doors which Opsn outward,
and the primitive works on the inside are
disclosed 10 view. The upper part OF the
front is covered with cloth, and altogether
it is an ancient looking affair. 1t was
manufactured at Baltimore, and VIZ prob
ably the first attempt at an upright piano.
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BEFORE THE FIGHT.
Twenty. five Hundred Spectators Gath
-. Gnn

twenty-five Hundred Spectators Gather
TO See 1t.
ST. LOUIS, July The PO't-Dispdtci
has a special from New Orleans which
states that the Sulliyan-Kilrain fight will
positively occur at Richs' saw mill, neal
Richsburg, Marion county, Miss. There
are fully $500 spectators at the battle
ground, and the fight is to commence be-
tween and o'clock, provided a referee
is agreed upon in time.
The nearest telegraph Office open foi
service ia at New Oileans, and it Is not ex,
pected that anything will be heard until
after the return to that city. The railroad
will not permit the use Of its wires under
any circumstances.
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PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK, July s.-Petroleum-NeT York
Stock Exchange-Openeda at 9O12c highest 9l1zc;
lowest 90Ac; closing at 904c: Consolidated eX-
change, July opened at e0Lc; highest 90Bci
lowest 9014c; closing at % .c August opened al
ole; highest 9lkc lowest ~ Sc; closing at slZc.
Total sales, AL 900 barrels
OIL CITY, PA, July s.-Petroleum, opened
at 9ll4c; highest 9iHc; lowest 9O5sc: closed al
9lTc. Sales los 900 barrels; clearances, 50.0,
barrels; charters, $3.50 barrels; shipments, 49,
100 barrels; runs, S5,499 barrels.
PITrsBURG, PA, July S-Petroeum dull bul
steady opened and closed at 9lKc; highest 9lhc
lowest 9.54c.
BRADFORD. PA, July S.-Peroleum opened
ut 9lAc: highest 9l}sc: lowest sec; closed al
9l5 e; clearances 70l 600 barrels.
TITUsvILLE. PA, July s-Petrolcum, opened
at 9lHc; highest 9i1zci lowest 9o'sc; closed al
9lKc.
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JOYOUS BEANEATERS.
Boston Enthusiastic Over sulllvan's
Victory.

Boston Enthusiastic Over sulllvan's
Victory
Boston, July S.-Newspaper row has
been packed with humanity this forenoon
and the interest in the bulletins from the
prize ring has been much greater than that
displayed on the night of the prohibit on
election, and equal to that manifested at
many State elections.
When bulletin was displayed from the
bulletin boards the vast crowd swung
their hate, jumped into the air and cheer
ed. Sullivan's father, who appeared on
the scene, was followed by yelling crowd
and cbeered loudly. When he finally took
a car for his home in the Highlands a
crowd of men and boys followed him in a
deg trot for some distance shouting and
cheering.
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sullivan Won in seventy Second Round.

CINCINNATI, July s.-There is no d.
rect wire between Cincinnati and the bat
tie ground in Mississippi. The Western
Union made no arrangement for a special
wire as stated in dispatches this morning,
owing to the lack of courtesy shown them
nv the managers. From a reliable source
the news has reached here that Sullivan
won in the seventy-second round and that
the special train left Richburg for New
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AsHTON's AMBITION.
He Wants to Fight the wlnner-The None
All for Sullivan.

lie Wants to Fight the wlnner-The Money
All for Sullivan.
NEW ORLEANS, July 8.-Billy Madden
is here in behalf of Jack Ashton. Madden
will challenge the winner TO have 90
with the Providence lad for SIS, 900 side.
Il is said that the Kilrain party have SOS,
600 with which to back their man.
KLRAIN GUARDED.
John 7. Norris, the Springfield, O., de-
tective, who escorted Kilrain safely
through Mississippi, received S1o9 for that
service. He is to get $500 more if he
lands Kilrain after the battle. He has q
warrant for Jake's arrest on q charge OF
prizs fighting in Massachusetts,. Jake
will waive requisition and John T. will
take him into custody. When he gets him
north of the Ohio river his task is over,
and Jake goes free. The requisition will
20 no further.
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SULLIVAN
Still the Monarch of the
Ring.
he DEFEATS KILRAlN
After a Seventy Five
Round Battle.
B DEFEATS KILRAlN
From yssteraay,s RnaIsrnR Extra ]

RICHBURG, MISS, July 8-Via AssO-
ciated Press special train to New Orleans.-
Sullivan won the fight in 18th round.
Time, 21s. Neither man seriously hurt.
NEW YORK, July S-A dispatch from
New Orleans says: Sullivan and Kilrain
entered the ring at $50 o'clock this morn
Ing, near Rich's Mills. The dispatch comes
by way of Pittsburg and has not yet been
confirmed. 1t says, however, that Sulli-
van VOL in the ninth round.
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DELAY AT THE RING.

At Nine O'Clock the sluggers Had Not
Entered the Ring.
NEW ORLEANS, July s.-Queen and
Crescent train which passed the battle
ground at 6:SO, arrived here a. $50. Pas
sengers reported that the men had not then
entered the ring. Information, believed
to be reliable, says the men had not enter
ed the ring at a. m.
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Rumor That Knrain Won.

BALTIMORE, Md, July s.-The Ameri-
can has bulletin out saying that the
rumor at New Orleans ia that Kilrain has
won and that the Sullivan hackers have
possession of the wire to give them time to
had 90 hats
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Trustees Sale Of a Valuable
Ohio County Farm.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST. MADE
ID by Jane Nuzum and + J.. NuZum, tO me AZ
trustee, dated January l3ih 1855. and recorded
In the office Of the Clerk OF the Comfy Court Of
Ohio County, West Virginia, IN Deed Of Trust
Book No. d, page 4li, viii offer for sale az the
front door OF the Court House Of Ohio County ON
Saturday, August the 81, 1859,
at 10 O'Clock H. m, the following described prop
erty. All OF the tract or parcel Of land situate ln
Liberty District Ohio County, State Of West Nir
ginia, adjoining the lands OF Isaac snctcker
Johnson Garrison, James Rogers aud Others,
bounded as follows, viz Beginning a. d s.One IN
j. COx's line, thence 70it w. 40 10 poles % o
white oak, thence n. 65it W. &c 10 poles toA
stone, thence n. -, 10 T. - poles 10 a black wal
nut, thence n. o., W. H7l0 poles TO a stone,
thence n. 6si5o X 3 so poles TO an old hickory
stump. thence y. - ". 1910 poles 10 stone.
thence n Co K. 80 poles 20 stone. thence $. $50
+. II poles 10 the place OF ginning. containing
sixty eight acres r0Ods and perchcs.
TERNs or SALE -One-third Of the purchase
money cash In hand ON day Of sale, one Third in
one year, and One-third ia two years, with inter
est from day Of sale. the purchaser % give his
notes with approved security and the title 10 be
retained until all the purchase money is paid.
The title Is believed 10 be good, but selling as
Trustee, will only convey such title a. Is vested
In me. 1. :. RILEY,
iylOaWt4p Trustee.
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WHAT Mr. LIvEIY SAYS.

Four cars got locss at Raymond, last
week, and ran through the tipple, break
Jog the end ont OF il and smashing barge
below. Loss. several hundred dollsrs.
For the SIX months ending on June Sob,
the South Branch Valley National Bank
OF MoOre6eld, declared a dividend oil three
per cent. and added 81, 600 to its surplus
That seems to be 3 paying institution
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for SaIE
FOR SALE.

price, 81, $50.
$50 SVod Elghtroom House in Triadelphia: price,
30 80 Douole Brick Dwelling, with two Store
s,eai,, on MAIN 6l street; price, s3,501.
boous and Shoes, Hats and Caps. Drugs. Notions
&c, IN The town OF Moundsyile. w. Va Good
Tt Good trade. Good reason for selling.
niy n 70 w PnrInaser For full particulars ap-
ye-s No 1873 Market Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-09

Mrs. r. H. Browse, of Peasants county,
has gone to England to see her mother, who
is dangerously i'll.
A two-year-old daughter Of O. O. Mob
lev, of Doddridge county, was struck by a
train, last Friday, and badly bruised
The friends of Artist Banks, who was &C
cused of suiciding at Grafton, now say that
he took an overdose of laudsnum by accl-
dent
A Joint stock company has purchased
the Huntington a dUertiser, and in the near
future will commence the publication OF q
daily.
There is a scheme on foot TO establish a
six.per. cent bank in Union, Monroe coun-
ty. for the benefit of the farmers Of that
county.
The bricklayers are at work on the Con-
ference Seminary building at Buckhannon,
and the work is moving right along as fast
The engineers of the West Virginia Cen
trail Railroad are now at work between
Webster O. H. and Lanes Bottom, on
Gauley river.
Grafton is nOw going to work systemat-
ically to break up the whisky business,
and an officer has been appointed especially
for the purpose.
Granville Ramsey, Of Roane county, has
been arrested on suspicion of being con-
cerned in the shooting of Joseph B. Smith,
a couple Of weeks ago.
A brother of Leon Leclerc, Of jackson
county, has been elected to an office IN
Switzerlond equivalent to that OF VICE
President in this country.
withdrawing with a needle and thread
in his mouth, Pocahontas county man
swallowed the needle, and his life was only
saved by having the thread to extricate the
needle. 1t was 8 sharp trick, and also
painful one.
While Harry wolfe, of Wood county,
was putting on shirt, Friday, be sprain-
cd one of the leaders of his neck, and so
great was the pain that he fell to the floor
and could not get up again. He Is under
medical treatment.
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VALUABLE
Real Estate For Sale.

All or psrl OF that tract OF land east Of the city
In Pleasant Valley, fronting on the southwest
side OF National road, adjoini1g Greenwood
Cemetery, and running through To wheeling
creek IN all about sixty acres; better known ~
part OF John Reid estate For terms and partic
ulsrs apply TO W. II. RISEHART.
jy6a Real Estate Broker, llG3 Market Street
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vIsihls snnnIx of Grain.

NEW YORK, July s.-st0cks OF grain in store
aud aaOat July 9Th Wheat, 2.23i 30 bushels
corn, IA ,'9i bushels; oas, l,39l,l5j bushels
rye. sO,75s bushels; barley, 5272 bushels malt
70, III bushels; peas, 1862 bushels.
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STEAMER BELLAiRE
Daily Trin City Time-6.3o, $40 and ll;io a.
m. $50 i.20. $50 p. "a. 80.
sunday Trips and 10 a. M; $50, $50 and $50
o. 10.
grTHgFI ING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
nv on ana after Monday, April -, 1879 trsins
1n the wheeling aud Kim Grove kAllroeo VIII
ran As follows;
Leave Wheeling. Leaves Wheeling Park.
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STOCK FOR SALE.

offer for sale nom $4,000 to $1,000 worth OF
STOCK In long established manufacturing inst.
tuition, which has been in successful operation
near this city for many years, and pays easily p
per cent JAMES L. HAWLEY
apSO 100 Main Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-09
Rather Curious,

The colored servant woman of family
west Of Shepherdstown is the mother of a
baby girl about year old. The same fam
lily also possesses a cat, which WIS the fond
parent of litter of kittens. A few days
ago the kittens disappeared, having prOba-
bly, been carried away by "vsrmint' OF
some kind. The cat takes her loss philo-
sophically, and has now devoted her atten-
ton to the baby. She regularly catches
mice and brings them to the infant, and
carries it anything in the way of feline
food that she can get hold OF. The picka-
niuny referred to has not yet evinced any
disposition to partake of the delicacies that
the solicilOus cat so kindly provides.
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Commissioners Sale.
Tn THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY
i west virginia:
William A. Craig ct al.

James Craigetsl.

w. Z Al RAAAANNig
James Craig ct al.
BY virtue OF a decree OF the Circuit Court Of
Ohio County West Virginia made and rendered
I'm the above entitled cause on the 18Th day Of
December 1883 ] will, on
Saturday, July 27fh, 1859.
at 10 O'Clock a. m, at the north front door ~ The
Court House Of Ohio County, offer at public sale,
the following described real estate. 10 wit. tho
lot numbered twenty-five dot No 30 in North
Wheeling and the west side OF Main street. iu ihc
City Of Wheeling, together with the two build
ings erected thereon. The above property is DOE
Gated on the corner OF West street aud Fourth
street, Immediately west OF Joseph Bell 4 Go y
Found y, and fronts the works Of the West Viz
ginia China Co.
TERMS OF SALR-Onethird and as much moro
OF the purchase money as the purchaser may
elect 10 pay IN cash on the day Of sale, one
third on a credit Of twelve months, and the resi-
due on a credit Of two years rom the day Of sale
the purchaser 10 give bis notes, with pcrfonal
security, 10 be approved by the undersigned
Commissioner, for the payment OF the deferred
instruments and interest, and the title 10 the
real estate 10 be re aimed until the purchase
money is paid In fun.
JAMES p. ROGERS.
Special Commissioner.
certify that bond, with approved security, has
been given in the above entitled cause as requif
ed by the decree.
JOHN W. MITCHELL. clerk.
W. II HALLER, Auctioneer, lc2inawt
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@beelin8 Re9i8ttr
GrareItrs' 6uide.

A RRIvAL ANDDEPARTURE OF TRAINS
] "a EXPLANATION or REFERESCEMARKs: sDaily,
I sunday excepted MONDAY excepted. sSun-
[ DAY only. Saturday excepted. saturday only.
--5 Meridian. Nay r. lSS9. Wheeling time,
which is lust one hour earlier than Central
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GATARRH

rndieal1s lf .la Erouls ucl1ral., 81 lsssl3
c-Irfusflne m .1a us,al passages ana MAINTAIN
inq' itg Stronghold in t1a hesc. FROM lhls foln
n ,enfs 11-.l poisonous r'rrs MO- tlo s'olnaci
and Ihrorgr t.8 digestive organs, coTuptirg t1i
aangsr1us Trup,ore.
"A particle r arrH al .l.0 each rlslril and p
1s-asseIa Price 81 cents al druggists. by ual
re..rarsf r1 .aa.l Sly BEolhlEa. 40.
Warflr .-.st haW YORK. Gr--eod att
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Found His Remains.

An Italian was blown to shreds few
DAYS ago on the new railroad between
Clarksburg aud Shinnston. A blast was
about TO he set of and all hands were
warned, and it was supposed that all had
gotten ont of the way of harm till some
time after, when this fellow was missed.
A search resulted in finding portion OF
his remains.
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Wilbur Copen and Jasper Presley were
brough. into Charleston Wednesday by
Detective Burnett for placing distractions
on the X. & o. track in Glen Elk. They
admitted the charge, but on account OF
their youthful age were severely repri-
handed by Superintendent Button and
Manager Kelley, and went home to get
whaled by their parents, who disapprove
of such reckless actions.
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A Relic

The old carriage in which thu great
raider, Gen. John Morgan rode on his fam
GUS raid through Southern Ohio, in the
summer of 1868, is Dow in possession OF
Mr.. Theodore Yintroux, Of Frazier's Bot
tom, Putnam county. 1t was purchased
at government sale by J. ]. CABOT, Esq,
of GallipOlis, from whom it was purchased
by Mr.. VintIoux.
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FOR
SALE OR EXCHANGE

MY Country Place at Elm Grove.
Large house, Barn, &c. Natural gas and run.
ming water. Five acres. Wen improved.
II. FORBES,
NJ ll41 Chan1fua
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Saturday, July IAN ISS9.

commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m. 81 the front door
OF the Court House OF Ohio County, IN the CITY
OF Wheeling, the following property situate on
the east side OF Jacob street Formerly called the
Plank Road Street, between FOrty-hflh and
Rorty-sixth Streets formerly called Beech sud
Elm Streets in the City Of Wheeling, County OF
Ohio, aud State OF West Virginia that is 10 say.
all OF the two lots OF land numbered, respect.
lively, Sixty-nine (6g) and Seventy Coz IN Jacobs
Addition to said City Of Wheeling: being the
same two lots conveyed W faid Peter KlosS by
Gibson Lamb and Others. by deed ated July 3O.h,
1870, and recorded IN the Office OF the Clerk OF
the County Court for ia.d Ohio County In Deed
Book No. 81, page S57.
TERMS or sALE.-One half OF the purchase
money, or rs much more A. the purchaser may
elect to pay, IN cash on the day OF sale. and the
residue, II any, IN two equal instalments, pay
able IN four and six months respectively. after
the day OF sale, with interest from that day: the
purchaser 10 give his notes, with good personal
security, for the deferred payments ana the legal
title TO be retained until payment thereof
HENRY VI. RUSSELL, Trustee.
J. C. HERyEY, Aucti0ueer. jelli
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NEW YORK, July S.-Pig iron, quiet Copper
neglected and nominal. Lead, duh and heavy
domestic s3 90. Tin unsetIled stralls 81 20.
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Canal Repairs.

Col. ]. G. Berrett, who, as a member OF
the Board of Directors, has been giving I'M
RENTING attention to the interests oil the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal, expresses the
opinion in decided terms that the canal
will be ready for full operation before the
beginning of the next season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-09

Orleans OF 1870. There will be no stop
and reports OF the fight will be fled when
the train reaches New Orleans.
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ganN ElLR-

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