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medjcal.
dry goods.
It certainly Is not too ?url" orl'"r', r?r
those who wish to
SECOltE BARGAINS.
ah Unuwil Hesvy Puroliwc ot
BLANKETS,
Ih All Colors and Sizes',
FniLlet u.tol'Uce
BLANKKTS
iSS3SS=?"
A, SltDENBAGH & BR0?
1104- MAIN ST.
*\r*2
TO MAKE ROOM
For Our Coming Kail 8tock of
LADIES' and CIIILDHEVS
Cloaks and Suits!
ANO FURNISHING GOODS,
We will oiler from tills <!?? on onr
ENTIRE STOCK
at positive cost.
Avail yourself of this opportunity for
Birsnlns.
BLUM 4~~MARKS,
1100 MAIN BTBEET.
PKIOH TO THE
OPENING OF FAIL GOODS
I dofciic 10 dote out the remuant of my
Spring and Summer
STOCK!
With IMSin view II
ttlDlylniuceyou ggfjjf' ^raMfaetur
$s*!Sf. uS. but . l?ct ??"<*
J?5lu Si" 5?h.t .boat ,I th. CWhtaj
"ftffilte;?".nP?..UoTatnU' Fur
uUliluK Uoodfc
DAVID ASH,
No. 30 Twelfth Bticet.
One door l*!ow the Bank olthe Ohio \ alto
hu7 .
jQHS. S011G1S0N & SON,
dentists,
No. 1143MARKET BTRKKT,
A'heellus. W. Va.
AU operation* wrrauted. .US
Mew .KlX'rllM'iiitMilN.
Wanted?A Keaidence.
A (Jooil Tiling.
For Keutor bale?H. Forbes.
Ice Cream Parlor*?Thus. P. Heymau.
Henry J. Arbeit? luatruction on Piano
and Organ.
Hay tne Beat?Excelsior Baking Powder.
Henry College Lottery.
Bix Pine i)reaj buirta to Order for $'J.OO?
Fourth page.
Kefrig?ratora?Neabitt & Bro.
Body Uruesela Carpets?(i. Mendel it Co.
Br. John E. binith?Third page.
Theruiouieiur Keconl.
The following ahowa the rauge of tho ther
mometer, *m ohaerved at Bonnepfa drug
itore, Opera Houae corner yesterday.
1882 1883
7 A. M. 12 M.81\ M.7 P. M. I 7 A. M. 12*. 8 1*.M.7l'. X.
U 82 82 78 I 60 t>8 70 07
INDICATIONS.
Washington, D. 0? August 30, 1:00 a. u.-r
For the Lower Lakes, fair followed by partly
cloudy weather and local rains, variable
wiuda ahlfting to aoutheaatejrly, falling
barometer, stationary or riaing temperature.
For Tenueaaee and the Ohio Valley, fair
followed by partly cloudy weather and local
rains, winda moatly aoutheaaterly, falling
barometer, atatiouary or rising temperature.
Auotiicr Uwuioof
Another gome of base ball is to be played
between the Lilly club, of Bellaire, and the
Healy club of this city. L'ast evening Thos.
Lilly, manager, and John Mauley,the pitcher
of the hilly club met representatives of the
Hea y club at Councilman Healy's aaloon,
and tne game waa decided upon. It will be
played for a purse of $100 a aide and the sate
money, tbe winner to pay nil expenses. The
game will probably not be played inside of
four weeke, and no delinite arrangements
could be mado regarding tbe 8tate Fair
Grounds. Another meeting will be held
within a few days and a forfeit put up. The <
game will be looked forward to with interest.
"Unveilduwunt (tie Y."
II*. I'd. KnUrprUe.
At the hop last week there was a gentleman
Rresent who for obvious reason did not wear
o. 5 shoes. On the contrary it waa suspect
id that his ooota were made in some shook
shed; but he dauced, and when he did peo
ple were not positive whether it waa a thun
der a'oriu or two trains on the same track.
At the end of the hop oue of Terra Alta'a
moat charming belles hunted up the floor
manager and in a voice hoarse witn emotion
warbled: "For beying'a sake if you expect
that Wheeling chap at the next dance have
^it down at the Y."
I lit.
Festival and Bmr at Misaion School,
Eighteenth street, above Jacob.
BiuuTirc!. Ilowora. excellent music, elo
quent addressee at tbe Fourth Btreet M. E.
Church Baobath Bcbool next Sunday.
Hargntim
(n walking shoes and slippers at
j* V. Blond's.
CITY WAITERS.
Hrlrf NotdM oil ?urr?ut llvruln of Minor
JntexmL
On* marriage license was biued yesterday.
Thr Beuwood Nail works wanta more
feed era.
Thi members of llie Batchers Association
give tbelr annual picnic at Seibert'a to-day.
Tux Hi. ClairsvillA fair begins next Wed
nesday. Lilt of Wheeling people will go
out.
Anotiikk Mrgo crowd visited the "Mechan
ical City," Maiu and Eleventh street* last
eveuing.
Tit* Kepublican Senatorial Convention
over the river will Iw held at Flushing, Sep
tember II. .
Will Pklly, employod at the Jlenwood
baling house, spilled a pot oi coflee over bis
hands Tuesday, badly scalding them.
Tue weather is cool enough for November.
Ia several offices and stores yesterday, 11 res
were found to add much to the comfort of
tho inmates.
OkohhxDihcher, a sou of Mra. K. Disoher,
J of Eleventh street, who has been 111 the Iteg
ular Army for seven years*, is at home, his
term of eulistment having expired.
A post of the G. A. K., will bo mustered at
West Alexander to-night by ColonetChiil W.
Hizard, of Monougahela City, the mustering
officer. Vtveral members of the Holliday
Post will go out.
An elegant large photograph of the Toledo
base ball club is displayed at J. 0. Flood's,
on Mnrket street. The portrait* of the three
Wheeling boys, Bark ley, MolTat and Miller,
are line and life like.
A certificate was issued by the Secretary
of state yesterday, authorising the increase of
the capital stock of the Keiief Tow Boat
Company, of New Cumberland, Hancock
county, to tkeaum of $500,000.
An old Swede who had b^en at the County
Infirmary several weeks, died Tuesday night,
from the effects of privation and starvation
before he was taken to the institution. He
declared i hat for two week? he had eaten
nothing but green apples.
Wx understand that Knoke, the oiusman,
who rowed ileil a short time ago, thinks he
can down the "kid" for a mile and a half.
Ileil hud not intended to row any more this
season, but if he is challenged by Knoke he
will not back out for a full T&ce.?JkUaire
Conbtaiile Will Lovk has been employed
by the S'ate Fair Association to decorate the
main exposition building and other halls.
He has performed this service at both the'
former fairs, aud will no doubt make as much
of t succiss of it this time as on each ol
those ocef slona.
The liver to the Right Literary Society has
electa t the following new officer*: President,
William Jfc-Winis; First Vice President, John
Hriydei: Second Vice President, 8am Nesbitt;
Secretary, Miss Liatle Brockhart; Treasurer,
Miss Belle Craver; bergeant-at-arms, John
Jones; editor of society paper, Newt. Smith.
A dull and part of the other boring tools
were lost in the Laughlin gas well, at Mai -
tin's Ferry, yesterday. A man was Bent
from Miu^o to recover them, but bad scarce
ly reached the well before word was received
that a bit bad also been lost at Mingo The
Laugblln wall is down GOO feet, and that at
J Mingo about 550.
m?s
plained to .^1" glt |?d committed a breach
|J?mea C. teMB'V ? d tin her, and
"'5 pWdMsed her movement. in such a
b" "ihi'bliDd Sfub Of M.rtio .
?ere the blinti qu?j ? jiooney, Kobt.
Perry. wui K'sb'tt and Jon.
Duval, ill,e{}J2o and refreshment that were
JlMrin" *?!*??'??? ?'*da the time if,
"S,?D0KB.?0^ad.bi..p^?(^;
t.,d.yin.b.ud?35bucWo?dw.K
toe shop o( Uj"10'" ili, ,iie firm lo t We his
made an?ii6???u,s buck-board. The
old buggy n P'S?.? likely to turn up
new venule will around Mrnera. The
aUrnfgong on ?> tab board ?u p?*nud
l3K^trMcaow^wmdellv?hUpo4u;
Doctrines aud Uwgw ? P j ^la evening
, Saints Church, Nortn B?uwwo,w?f U[ab,a
at 7:30. Tbj* is a Co,0pHiueQted by the
in:qui?y, and biguiy ? u bwn ln
a j&?2f%2sz&
telegraph editor of the ? Iattf,u lD Lock
was Doled yeaterday. i,UIialt accom
H.ven, P' v,^'SS,L .Mr." obi H. Mc
panied by Mm. o'0"1"' -.^jmanleti Mra.
Fall, of tue0? ^
Sterner as The local ataO.
oHbe three^morniug paper. escorted the re
mains to the train. _?m4, nf the
raSSgiS
(or the coining iea?on. Tbapinn d{.
iSjESSSS that aif enjoyable and bene
^arts-jsrsaffl
'^wnWH?merry crowd
Isasss^gg sss.
wan gotten up jy JU WK ti,B tnten
Fletuing and ? JW! it .? mIm Kopa's home,
tion was to h*f? ^"e and tbu ba!l
hut the crowd pro? d . jfiemSug and
SS^b^iMSw*" a.
rangiug the dances. ^ I
i'fclthONAL JlK-SnOS.
?... and Uoaalr '? Be'erenee to Virion.,
people*
Mr J Wiae Norton i? home from the eaat.
Jennie Coen t. vialUugat Parkers
bUUr J E. Newlon, of Buckbannon, waa in
'^^C'cl.y-lUo-f the Cblcas1.
'^Prof'a C. Hagerman, of Bethany, waa ip
ariiwsssrSKSt*
"Tw Taiu Cerly of Ibl. City, now
ofKa'nMCl'ty ia in Wbetllut on hi. return
KS .?nmm? v'Stlor"'
? Mm Henry M. Harper and children rt
Mra. Henry ?? . > { ?? extended
SSt *rS?Tn Minneapolis Minn.
It Wallace McGra h OhW **gm of
p'o&?"?%*? in the city yererday.
C.p;. MnM-..n,i wbo>hu b?n down
benefitted by hia eojourn in the country.
1 n VI Mendel and bride roturned
"? hiir'v Park yesterday, and have taken
=f?rrc'v,cr";;
Sat iXjT^ ^jSSS* ?V
.U alio in the olty.
Mr O Mont. William., a well known
i fl.. Wheeling bov, now a successful bust
'neuman. omn'ne.'^ll.. 1. in the city, and
remain ,nd
wDb-"?A^b.7'?,b^ro;
- We wis'1 them l?m ?'?>y
^'iZZrLa XuleJaumal.
UtreetM. & Ohorcb. <
wrSSFSf
? eta., by DrnggUU.
TUB OHIO vmtTOX.
A 1.??< W?pr.l.? ? ?
B.il?rUla?l.
Tb. people who c?m? In over the C., h. 4
W railroad yestsrdsy lor ? day ol sight-lee.
inn In West Vlrflnia's Capital werecompwed
ol a belter class of the residents along the
line than usually patron!" these excursions.
i niiiuHi each successive parly of visitors
&UUd5lnX'y' 'T r^r]
SUettu" ^me ol
jvHtaurants, and many ate dinner at tbo bt.
James, and & few ?t each of the other hotels.
After dinner the party, some of them lu car
riages, bilt mostly on loot, were escorted by
a gonad of policemen and several prominent
citizens, to the Belmont Nail works, Norway
Tack factory, Reymann's brewery, the Cen
tral G.hss works and other polnta of
winding up shortly before tiree oolock >t
the State House, which was thoroughly in
8PJust ss the clock .had tinisbed striking
three, according to tbe announcement made
yesterday, nn alarm of lire w*s rung in from
box 8, at the Atlautic engine house. Then
followed a race for first appearance at the |
.State House between the different com
panies. The Atlantic engine, being closest,
was on hand first, just one minute elaps ng
froin the first Up of the alarm untlthe
engiue was in position at the
Liasly Institute corner. The Hook andI Lac
dertruck met with an accident, a spring on
one ol tbe horses' collars breaking, """f.",1'
tlnii delav lor repairs. Still tbey made it in
three minutes, which under the circum
stances wrs marvelous time. The unitea
came close on lis heels. The island reel
was standing outside the house, owing to the
(act that some repair, are bting m.de ln the
street In front ol tbe doors. With this ad
vantage ttiey made the run in o minutes.
The Eigbtu ward reel, hltohing up in the
bouse as usual, - made the Oapltol In M
minuUs. The other companies made equal
'^AUh'^apltola large crowd of town peo
ple. In addition to the yUltors. had gatbered,
iuu tbe display was witnessed with absorb
ing interest. Water was tbrowu from ail
three engines on I'illcenth street, aiul un
usually irood streams were obtained, Part ol
the time a vivid aud beautiful rainbow was
visible in the falling spray. Some ?f the
visitors were"slightly sprinkled bj sudden
turns of the hose, but took it good humor
""lu'e display over, tbe department was or
dered to Its bouats, and the excursionists
scattered to finish doing the town. At S
o'clock last evening the train pu led out o
Bridgepott, laden with tired Out delighted
"Among tbe visitors were Judge Brown, of
New Philadelphia, Hon. 0. W. Crites, ol
Canal Dover, J. Mitchel!, Eiq . J. Mye'S anil
others of Canal Dover, J. L. Wallace and C.
H. Wallace, and il sies Emma Shrlver and
Kate Criles, of New Philadelphia. Aolins
si-yor Wilkinson Interested himself in see.
iuc that the straugere were coorteousl)
treated, and won many hearty expressions
| of tUanlu from them.
THK NKW KKVK.MJfc FORCE.
Collector I?nvi?rn A|?|ii?lnlinenlii fap,lle
Hew DlHlrlcl.
The reorgauizatiouof tue Internal Revenue
force ol the consolidated dlstrictof West Vir
ginia haB been completed by General Duval,
Collector, and is asfollowe;
Thonia. K. Laird, Oflief Deputy Collector,
Ww"1t'er,ik. l)uvai, Deputy, Wheeling, Col
Ttf Duval. Deputy, Whreling and
countus of Hancock, .Brooke and part of
? E?U. Jeffreys, Deputy, Wheeling, Colle<
l?JobnOarlin, Deputy, Wheeling, ?ud ?lso
counties ol Wet*:!, Marshal and partof Ohio.
Henry Haymond, C;arksburg, counties of
Harrisou, Lewis, Gilnier, Galhouu, Doddridge
aDG.%lGibbons, Parkeraburg, Tyler, Pleas
auti, Wood, Roane and Jacksuu counties.
A R. Beardsley, Huntington, Mason,
Cabell, Lincoln, Wayne aud Logan wu^?.
a Ji Mahoue, Deputy Collector, Cbarlee
ton,'and counties of Putnam. Kanawha aud
^"wVlHam Workman, Bald Knob, Boone.
Raleigh, Wyoming, McDowell, Mercer and
uart ot Summers couutiea. %Tf . , .
Hiram Lewis, Yankee Dam, Clay, Nicholas,
Hraxtou, (i/eenorier, Monroe, and part of
"?jTnTTlftui, Palatine, Counties ol
Marlou, Monongalia, Preston, Barbour,
'lob" W.^Conner, Beverly, Cbuntiesof Ran
dolnh, Upshur, Webster and Pocahontas.
(joules C'arskados. UeadTllle, Counties of
Mineral, Oram, Hardy, Hampshire aud Pen
'"c ?\V W'sner, Martinsburg, Counties of
Berkeley, JelTerspn and Morgan.
Josepu Batry, storekeeper and ganger,
" J^'mV' Liiiioti, storekeeper and gauger,
U"kW*Hoit, storekeeper and gauger, Web-,
%. V. Daniels, storekeeper, Martinsburg.
E. 0. Bartlett, storekeeper, MartinSburg.
W. H, RiiJgs, storekeeper, Martinaburg.
N. B. Madera aud S. V. Gaut*, Jr., gaugers,
Martinsburg.
D. R. Baker, gauger, Beverly.
W. ti. Purgit, gauger, Purgusv lie.
J. W. Warden, ganger, Wneeling.
John Slack, Jr., gauger, Charleston.
15. McWborter, gauger, Charleston.
MTpiM'W n'lATE4MiT
of litn too [if cllon Huh I Hat fuse nt tt'C
lliflriunry.
ID Ite HiUiir nt the hMli^nerr.
trttt:?In your nsper of this morning there
appears a local item headed "A Mysterious
Case," whioh places me in a false light before
the public. A brief statement of the facts
will convince all fair minded people that I
did no more than my duty us an officer of the
ivmntv. About the middle of June I was
applied to for a permit to admit a ohild to
the County lnlirmary. The represenutions
made were such as in my iuognient were
sufficient to Justify mo in touinj the permit
asied for, which I did. Aboot two days
afterward 1 was called upon and requested to
accompany the parlies to tho Inflimiiy with
the child. I was tendered twenty-live dol
lsrs, aud reported tbe same to Captain
Plankey. I consented to go, and we arrived
at tbe Infirmary some time after night, hav
ing been detained by a heavy rain. Captain
Plankey was called, and the child, with the
nermit. was delivered to him. I stated
[o Captain Plankey that I had twinty-five
dollars lu my hands froth the frleods of the
child. This is substantially all that occurred.
I considered It my duty to report the receipt
of ihe money to the Board ot Commlseloneis
at the time prescribed by law. Septlon 24 of
chapter J, Acta ol 1881, says; /'Annually
every egeut and overseer thall render
to the court [commissioners] a correot ao
oonntof bis tmnsactlons, with propsrvouoh
ere, and pay according to 1U order such bal
ance as may be ill bis hands. This Is what
I intended to do. I told Capt. Plankey that
I had tbe money, but did not think 1 hsd a
right to pay it tnh m. Iaisolnloimed two
membeie of the Bwrd of Commissioners Uiat
I had tbe money oo hands. 1 am unable to
tee wherein I am subject to criticism in this
matter. ? Wtcuau. b?l?.
WnKXUttO, August 80.
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SjbioStefe?.ai#
J Hamlin, st ik'lle Frtnce 0 R Copelsaa Jtc, W Mb >
ti Meruit. Clucluuvti J Eckert. N rtilladelphla
i DlllI New PhlUdelphU A Hostner 4 w, Chicago .
KCobltU.was,I'rlcbk'lle A MeFadden, ClucJimatl
1) II ttaKaor A w, * Dover J P V>agner t ], Cu llovor
y 51, Ciui.l Dover H 0 Ueailn * 1. Woodsfleld
j Su&. Caosl Dover W N Keefera w, Uricbs'e
I) p Dukcb?rt, Baliim'ro A Union. H?t naw
II M Ammad, I'lk* Run Mla?h A Himlly. I"e Run
TMeat5751 Ron SO Work. New i'hiUd'la
J A Work, hew Phllad'a Kila Work, New Fhilnd'a
Will W??'New Phllad'a C JVyand, Port Waabln'n
W m8SSu:u Dunkfrk D Btown a lady, Dunkirk
?.y.a't j s2i*!sa?
i'rorna* Now rhtiaacra r iidiuon, riiuoutyn
K T Haley VkItiflolil 1T W Uoidon, WlnfleJiJ
a snrder.VVInfield A Huolur W Infield
r J?ra WlnBtkl ?' 8?hl. N'ew hhi'a.lelj.-la
<? papol New fhlladel'a (J Ka?ennan, N Phllau'la
dSSSImSt Phlladel'a B Baah, New Phlladel'U
I fesis: sstt
JK?l!cl'dTB?rnesvl"e JW BraJtneldf^linia'lle
S3v.??ri,,d
S w F.WI1T Canal Dover K L Baane<LC tj
fMS'W.'SISS j"mSrn./sXun(
W?i.wS tsbure II llarnes Wellsbnn
EK Phillips ,s, Mu.il'ton
Ublo KWIe f">r.
On 8-pt. S, 4, 8,- 0 tod 7 tbe Baltimore ?
Oblo will aril excursion tlckati to Columbus,
0? ?IH.W lor th? round trip. Tickets good
to returu until September 6 incluilrs,
WSAHF, WTOHlEa
And oilier Mate &?wi-FRi|ielpalloii
Olebrntlon, etc.
? Yesterday morning before daylight George
Bailer, a colored man, fell from tHe railroad
bridge at Grafton over the Valley river and
waa killed. He leave* a wife and several
children.
A man living near Little Washington,
named Flaunegan, in catting one meadow
this season, killed 12 oopperheada, 4 black
snaked and 2 garter snakes. It was a tolera
bly good day for serpents.
Tuesday evening, the lightning struck an
apple tree in tbe yard at the residence of
GeorgeO. Jooes, of Washington county, Pa.
Without spending its whole force on the tree,
it-entered tbe kitchen and splintered a table
upon which an oil stove waa standing.
Several law abiding citfzsns of Pt. Pleaasnt
have had notices posted up that they are de
termined to test tne gaming law and see if it
peruiita wheels of fortune to be run in tbe
streets of that place. The Regitter says tbey
are nuisances, and wants to see them abol
ished.
The surveyors for the new railroad on the
Ohio side of the river, from Bellaire to Ma
rietta. have got down as far as Crabb's Land
ing, below Powbattan. Tbey have purcbai
ed tbe right of way from Mr. Crabb for $500
The survey is conunu*d, and the line staked
off each day.
Tuesday night Mr. Bol Patterson, a ?rell
known farmer of Mt. Pieaiant, Ohio, with his
wife and three children, was out riding when
tbe carriage upset and tbe occupants were
thrown out. Mr Patterson bad his&kull
fr'Ctired and backbone dislocated. His
Injuries were of course fatal. Mrs. Patterson
was also seriously and perhaps fatally ir
jured. The children escaped with plight
bruises.
At a recent meeting of the Washington
county, Pa, Thoroughbred Breeders, Asso
ciation, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year President, Julius LtMoyne;
Vice Presidents, John C. McNaiy, John M.
Miller; .Recording Secretary, J. B. Wilson;
Corresponding Secretary, Samuel Furgd*;
Treasury, J. L. Henderson; Ex cutive Com
mittee, 8. C. Work, W. W. Hunter. W. G.
Berry, J. 8. Buchanan, R. M. Carrens.
A grand celebration of tbe Emancipation
Proclamation will be held in Marietta, Ohio,
September 21st, at which will be present ex
Senator B. K Bruce, the colored orator
equal If not superior to Fred Douglass?also
Judge George K. Nash and Rev. James Pofn
dexter, of Columbus, 0. The proclamation
will be read by C. W. H. Beall, of Parkers
burg. There will be a grand parade oi all
tbe secret and other societies of Marietta,
and a grand dlsp'ay of fireworka in the evt
nlng
Last 8unday afternoon while three young
men of Parkersburg were taking a stroll In
the country they saw a snake about fifteen
inches loug running away from them.
Gbarlcy Porter being a snake fanoiergave
chase and succeeded in capturing it in his
handkerchief. On oloser examination it
proved to be a viper, and what is still more
wonderful it has two separate and distiuct
heada. They tried to bring it home alive
but unfortunately It died. They preserved
it in alcohol.
MAKI IAi'ft FKKKY.
HoreKew IIouncn?luduntrial and Per
Hotial Nolo#.
Spence, Baggs & Co.'a moulders were off
yesterday.
Mr. L Spence shlppod one of his threshers
to New Martinsville yesterday.
Mr. J. W. Crooks returned home yesterday
from an extended Eastern pleasure trip.
The stone work for Alex. Linn's new build
ing on Hanover streot, is about completsd.
Mrs. F. H. Rinehart left yesterday for
several weeks visit to friends at Harrlsburg,
Pa.
Thomas Cox, a well known painter of
Smithfiald, was in town yesterday on busi
ness.
J E. Morgan hay about completed a fine
dwelling in Paull's addition for Humphrey
Williams.
CharlieBurklesold a four-weeks-old Jersey
calf to Ben White, of Colerain, for twenty
five dollais.
Misa Jtsie Ridgely, of 8teubenvllle, re
turned home yesterday after a three weeks
visit to friends in this city.
Miss Clara Hampt:n, who has been visiting
Miss Flo-a Willians, In Belmont city, re
turned to her home at Barnesville yesterday,
Joseph Miller, a machinist employed by L
Spence, had a finger badly mashed yesterdhy
afternoon while working with the machinery.
The U. P. 8abbath 8chool picnicked at Le
laney'a Grove yesterday, but the picnic was
net very largely attended on account of the
rain.
Benj. Powl is haviug his residence in Bel
mont Oi?y remodeled and another story put
on it, which adds considerably to its appear
ance.
Tbe picnic to be given under tbe auspices
of tbe Knights of Labor, in Walnut Grove,
ne$t Saturday, promises to be the event of
tbe seaapq.
Tbe upper farnaae at the Buckeye Glass
Works has been remodeled, aud is about
ready to put in tbe pots. They expect to
fire it the tint of tbe week.
Both planing mills are running to their
full capacity. Exlev & Co. have tbe contract
to build a fine dwelling for Wm. McMastere,
near the grove, and one in Newland's old ad
dition for Mr. Morns, one of the heatera at
the ./Etna mill.*
lil.lX 1) Kol.l> KKtf ATTA.
Natural Una?Oilier Hifuny Note* From
Hplliilre,
Tbe pottery schemp is igoin l^oing talked of.
Mr. F. T. that* will be back tc-day from his
trip to bis old homo in Bcutland.
Joseph MoKelvey.from near St. Clalrsville,
baa bought tbe residence of Hon. L. Danford,
on Gravel Hill.
A drunken German was arrested yesterday
evening by Ofllcer Koderer, of tbe 0. Af.
road, for indecency at tbe depot.
Tbe Council is asked to give to tbe com
pany tbat is boring for natural gas tbe ex
cluaiye rigbt to lay pipes in t^e streets and
Tbe hillside below tbe quarries in South
Beliaire is being dug away for use in the
doep Oils being made for tbe 0. V. railroad
switches.
Tbe Steubenvllle accommodation train
broke ita engine yesterday afternoon and the
cara were brought here by tbe fire o'clock
Pittsburgh train.
Tbe State Inspector of Bridges was here
yesterday noon, coming over the 0. & P.
railroad in a special train with the Superin
tendent, P. Brunei*.
Tbe B.. Z. tfcC. railronil is now getting into
a country Where many cattle are raiBed, and
therq is promise of quite a trade for the road
in transporting live stock.
J. B. Barnhill's fences which he erected on
Union street to inclose property which he
claimed was not part of the street but part of
bis lot, have been ordered to be removed by
the Council.
T. C. Adams, of Wheeling, who acted as
referee iu tbe Heil-Knoke boat race here.and
has quite a reputation in tbat line, will be
tbe referee in McDermott's blindfold skifl j
race Saturday. Tbe time of the race will be
between 3 aud 0 o'clock in tbe afternoon. '
David Tatem, ope of the leaders of tbe
Society of Friends, in Cleveland, will speak
it the First M. E. Church Tuesday evening, j
an tbe Second Amendment The prohibi
tion amendment's friends are bound to give I
i long, strong pull all together. Rev. T. H. I
Taylor, of South Beliaire, will speak qd the I
same Subject at qt. Olalrsytlie function
Thursday evening. The convention of this
county fqr organization in the wqrk will
meet here 00 Tuesday neju K?oh church
indorgan'aed temperance society will been*
titled to live delegates.
To-Mlgbt.
Festival and Bszir at Mission School,
Eighteeth street, absve Jacob.
Nixt Sunday tbe Fourth Street M. E. Sun
day School will give a delightful entertain
ment at its regular s?s?ioo. Music, flowers
and abort addresses. The school desires to
see you present.
ANtonlfthlnff Automatic Invention.
The climax of mechanical ingenuity has
been reached and its maryelouB results are
now on exhibition at 1005 Main street.
Bergmsnn, in his Automatic City, has abso
lutely paralized all attempts to approximate
sompletlon. While It instructs and amuses,
rou are alsoovtrwbelmed with astonishment
it the wonderful workings of }he machinery
ind curious movements of over sixty?five
vorkmen. It is the flrst appearance of the
rork in this section and everybody should
nveat ten centa to see (bis unparalled
>henomena in mechanical science.
tieuilemen,
f you want a bargain in a low cut shoe,
stest style, oome and Inspect my stock before
lurchasing. I guarantee brices and styles
9 suit, L. V. Blond.
B1VBBFEW8.
Steamboat Nqolb* and tti?cellan?on?
Levee Clostip.
The river la atill atatiousry. the depth In
the channel being 2 feet 0 inchea.
The Little Boone ha* been taken off tbe
dock* and will aoon be ready (or low water
bualne&s.
Tbe Courier and Diurnal are both laid up
at tbe foot of Fourteenth atraot undergoing
minor repair#.
The New Cumberland Bteubenvllle
packet Lettie came down yesterday aud tied
up under the bridge.
The 8t Lawrence ii being painted at Cin
cinnati. The big aldewheelnr will be as
handsome as a picture when finished.
The Andes Is out on the Cincinnati Waya,
having her guarda cut off and being generally
aawed up, prepirtory to a thorough over
hauling. This fine boat will be a daisy when
1 repaired.
The Elaine laft at 11:30 a. u. for rsrkers
burg and tbe Little Anna for Matainoraa.
During this low water season the small boats
that can run have all the business they can
attend to. The Prince also departed aa
usual yesterday afternoon for Glarington.
The W. N. Chancellor waa over due last
ni.btfrom Cincinnati Bhe ahould be here
so aa to leaye on her roturn trip this evening.
Tbe Chancellor la an excellent low water
stern wheel packet and la well commanded.
Shinper* will find theChancellor a good boat
t ? ship by.
GRttKPHOBO, Pa., Augutt 29.?River 5 feet
and stationary; weather rainy.
Rics'a Lakmko, August 2D.?River 3 feet 8
Inches and stationary; weatner oloudy.
Cairo. August 2?.-River 12 feet 1 Inch
and falling; weather clear; thermometer 71 .
Mosuaktowk, August 29.?River 1 foot and
atationary; weath?r rainy; thermometer 62 .
Cincinnati, 0.. August 29.-Rlver 5 feet
3 Inches aud atatlonaiy; weather clear and
warm.
Brownsville, Pa., August 29.-River 3
feet aud stationary; weather cloudy; ther
mometer 70*.
PrrrHBOBOH, Pa., August 20?Monon
gahela river 1 foot 6 Inches and on a stand;
weather cludy.
A beautiful service at tbe Fourth Street
M. E. Church 8abbath School next Bunday.
Go. A couceit solo will be a feature.
Tuagrrateet bargaius ever offered:40 pieces
of new btylea of carpets from 18 to 60 ; 20
plec fl of uew styles of oil cloth from -6 to
30c; 50 pieces of French, English and Ameri
can cashmeres from VllAo to $1 00; lUnnels,
blankets, all klnda of plain and fancy drew
goods, good calicos at So, and (ill other goods
too numerous to mention at lower prices than
ever known befrre. For cash on delivery.
Noa. 2019 and 2021 Main atroe*.
John Robmbb.
Attend thebigaaleof Dry Goods, Fancy
Goods, Notions. Carpets, Oilcloths and Rugs
at Larkin's, 1113 went side Main street. Goods
below coat. Why? Must be cloaed out.
Going tJ^qult
Lambs' and Gentlemen's fine Hand 8ewed
Bhoeaa specialty ^ ^ RU)WP
THE DAILY MARKETS.
Stocktt Vnaettletf auu Lower?Auction
bHle urc'MHNlniorcN.
Ia the early dealings oa New York 'Change
yeterday, stocks were unsettled, yet4? spite of this
thcra was a large buying movement. Pricciat the
clote wore lower thaa on Tuesday. Although an
uouEcement- was made that the Ohio Central road
would be in default of interest on the river division
that stock was not materially affected. Money was
A^large'auction ssl# of carsimercs was held at
Now York yesterday. Tho prices realized were
very low anu tho bidding was spliltlew.
vNhcat w?h unsettled and lower, |^%^" {lH'?t
and bulk meats were steady aud iu lulr demaud
The Flnaucinl World.
Govkunmints?A fraction lower for coupon tX*
and 94.
U.S. a ~ ~.M?
U. 3. 4V*s, coupons.,.113;
U. a 4*. coupons 108.
Pacific Ga
Central Pacific fi?ts.lllj<
Brie seconds
8. P. & 8. C. flreta...J16J<
0. P. bonds. Ursts...?ll^H
U. P. Land 0rauta...l08
U. P. sinking fund...117
Tex. Pac. laud ar'ta. 61%
do Rio Grand dtv.... 70 i
Virginia fii........
Virginia consols, ex
tra mat. oou pons...
Virginia preferred...
Ex. div.
nne nw)um..?.?...? ?
UhiRh 4 WUkes..?1W
Railroao Bonds?irregular; U?t Shore nrsts
lower at 69X, and Denver consols higher at CO bid.
The former subsequently rallied to 70% bid.
8tatb SBcuamss?DnlL
Louisiana consols...-M
Missouri 6s. U?
St. Joseph- "?op
Tennesoo Os. 89
Tennessee fot, new.... 89 ?-?.?.?.
stocks?During tho forenoon the stock marKct
was ssaln emsiderably unsettled, but the general
JSJSVS, Winer tb?n i?terd.?. Between
IjsY.nd-J o'clock price, >mln ,l>cc""e !o?cr u
tho lul hour the m.ikot w?i lower, tho ??
belli* tn tor canton tnc general 1W. with1
Sroini oaHorthtm I'.dlc p eterml. UuUrtllo
A.Nuhvllle null Mkli R.il l'Slllran ^,m
joppv Co"tn?l tod 2 per cent oo Oregon A TraiW
h??r Oregon rttlwr ?oldntl28?u.imt
130 I'm lor In tho d>J. T<idet? were con
iDloooui buron having dlrf] ,vnred thero wore oo
?upportlns nrdci. on the "bjir<1. Trio flPonaBlu1
i11 V*n ierollla vri* due to rumorj that Ihe divi
dend on Ute Shore ?nd Now \olk tcnlnl ?ould
be reduced ta6 per ccnt. per annum. As wmpar
ud with last uljttit's close price* are down Jtftotper
cent., exccptfor Central Pacific, (.hlcagprBurllug
ton it Qui' cy,Chicago it Alton. St. laul. Bo> k lid
and aud life preferred which were H tQ % PUf
cent higher. Memphis it Charleston r30 l
percent, to38 MetrojK)HU?n blovatcd 'M to 91%.
Milwaukee. UkeQhorO aud Wotern preferred Y\ to
Si, Pullman Palacoitol27; Qulcftflverpreferied
1 toll aud West Point terminal 1)4 to 80; New
Jetsey Central went Uat to IS'i Ne\y>ork Untral
list at 161, and other stocks fi?t t?< 'J per cent, for
cam int. Cflmral??ionliou*s report Setter inquiry
for stocks from emsU Investors.
Transa.tions -115,000 shares.
Adams isxpress ~lKt iNash. df ChfttHi-- W
S5SS PaShcm do preferred .,71
Chesapeake & Obio.M 16 NartliweitcrnM ??|20S
dolBtproferrod...~ do preferred........ 141 ^
do 2d prefenod...- 17H New Wk Central...ll lW
a v C. & 1 61 Ohio Central.
Denwit o::::Z OhloA Mississippi...
l-ho 26yji ch> preferred 90
Michigan Central.... Jjl)4 )jells, Fargo K* lift
Mo. Pacific - 96 |NSc*teru Union <6/i
BremlNtnfI>t nnit Provlslohs.
New York, August 29.?Flour dull: receipts
10,ouo barrels; export* 0 000 barrels; superfine, State
aud western |39&a8 96; white wheat extri 1325*
7 25; extra Ohio 51 OOaG 73; St. Loul> H 00*7(0.
Wheat, cash a?badu lower, odHoiin opened a tr'lle
lower, subsequently advanced closing weak
at: receipts 187,000 bushels;exports none; ungraded
spring Ofcsjl 20; NO. 4 red 1101*;; No. 3 red ?l
steatnorNo. 2 It l&M: No. 2 rcdll 17Jjal lit in (>io>
vaior; ungraded white 05ca8i 20, No. 'i rvu August,
sales *24.000 btjshuU at ?1 l'.'al 17Ji, dosing at |l 17;
September, s*le? 300,000 ^tuhels at |1 17)fai VM,
clofilnf at It 1% October, shIi* l.v;i2,00u bushel,
at II ll$?l 20, cionuR at |1 lOM: Decern her. sales
232.000 bushels atjl SBUjal 9|U. closing at II 2Sjf;
January, blea 7^,000 bushels at 9126a l 'JCH, closing
at II36. Com, soot lots ^a^c lower, closing steady;
receipts 1M,000bushels; exports 97,000 bu?hei?: un
graded 66165c; No. 8, GJa&Kc; No. 2, 63%?63Xc
in elevator; 6ta64)<c slloat; steamer white
64c; No. 2 August Oic; September 62%a
68Mc, closing at K%c; October. fiSWae.'mc,
closing at 63Kc: November e>HisCOc, t'.hf
toe ?t 03?c. 0?U. ,mU?J
laTj<c lownr, xeeelpfa K?.00fr buahelr; ex,
exports llWHiaghdfi western jalxed ataaic; white
fcud weak at 40Ha4lu. Kggs *tca(ly anU lu fair de
.
mHud. Pork dull and lower; now met* 114 00. Lard
stronger, prime gteam 8.77>ic: September 8.70a
8:72Hw*i October h.72a870c; November 8.&5a&66c;
December 8.48?8.5'2Cj January 8.56a8 67c. Butter
dull and weak, Cheese in good demand.
Chioaqo, August 29.-Flourqulet and unchanged.
Wheat, regular unsettled aud lower at |l ooAn
But; $1 U1H September; li ttj, October; fl
ovember; li 00& year, No. 2 Chicagospriug ll 00H;
No. 8 do 90a93Kc: No. 2 red winter |i 00fc. Corn
dull and drooping at 61c cash and August; fiolia
60<4c September, 49^?49j*c October; 46fcc y?-ar.
Oam firm at 2%c October; 27c November, 26 Wc
year. Rye easier at 60c. Barley .inlet
at 61 He cash; 62aa6'ikc September.
Flaxseed steady at ll Mai ?. Pork
in fair demand and nominally unchs;jjcdat|ll vi%
?12 OOcaab: 111 WKali U5 Au?u?t and September;
912 05a12 07* October, 111 GU November; 111 66
yean f 1210al212HJanuary. Lard quiet at 8.66a
S.67KC cash, Auaust and September; 8.40a8.42>ic
October; 8.12><c November. 910c yesr: 817kc Janu
ary. Bulk meats steady aud lu fair demand;
shoulder* 6.76c: short rib 6.0cc; short clear 7.05c,
Butter and eggsqulet and unchanged. Whltty
steady and uuchimgpd.
Toutoo.O., August 2B.-Wheat dull but Arm; No.
1 white Michigan |i IS*; No. 2 red wluter cash
and August if 09k: September 110W$ asked; Octo.
berll I'JW; November ll 14fc: December ll 10* bid:
January 11 l*k; No. 8 redll OJfcai Ql)ft rejected
94c. Corn dull but Him; No, 2 dash. August and
'imber WKo; October MJifc asked; November
; December 47c; vcar48Hc asked; rejected 61c;
Seplpmber MXtt October MWc asked; November
Mfcc; D6ce?ter47c; vear 48><c asked; rejected 61c;
no trado 49c. Oat* quiet aud Arm: No, 2 wnite Slo.
No. t cash and A must '2*fcc| September 29?'~
October 29c; November 39Hc; December a-J
January 81c,
Baltwou. August 29.?Flour steady and quiet;
..owarl street and western superfine 18 26a3 To; do
extra 94fOaft00: do fatnllv 96 2*6to. wheat, west
ern steady and Inactive: No. 2 western winter red
spot and August 1116 bid; September It lA^al 16%;
October 91 1?1 18*. November II *0* bid. Cnrn,
western dull: western mixed spot filaAlUc: Sep.
temberflOHaMJic; November ?'.fcc aaked; January
00c asked; steamer 66chid. Oats iipidf and fnfaij
inquiry; western white 3Ga88c; do mlxod MiMc.
KycqnJet at 6Ga67c. Hay lower and our: prime to
choice Pcnmylvaula and Maryland 118 60al8 00.
hrovislons steady; mesa pork 115 00. Balk meats,
shoulders and clear rib aide*, packed, 7%?a8c
liacon, ahouldera ftjic, clear rib sides Oc Uam>
l5tfal?Xc. Lard, refined lQkc. Butter steady for
good western packed at Baltic: creamery Itiatfc.
Egneasy at 20c. CoffiM Ann; Rio cargoes ordinary
to lair t&aP&c. Sugar quiet; A aolttHc. Whisky
quiet ana steady at 11 liial 18JC
PuiLADELi'iiiA, August 29.?Flour Inactive, but
holders are firm; rye flour quiet and steady at 13 75
a4 00. Wheat qutot and a shade firmer; car lots
quiet and steady; rejected whlto 9Ac: No. 8 p"m1 in
elerator 5116; No. 2 led August Si 15K*l i&K:
Be plumber 11 lifta! 15&; October fl l?>tfall?k:
November 91 20ai 20W. Corn, options dull; earlota
ilrmei; No. 3 mixed 69a60c; steamer mixed COKa
file; yellow Gl^c; sail mixed August 60%a61Jic;
September fiO^aOic: October 61}<afl2}fc; November
Gi O'J^a Oat* steady; No. 1 mixed 8fc; No 3 while
40c; No. 2white 4la42c; No. 1 whlto 43c.
tlx innati, O., Auguat 29.?Flour Steady and
unchanged. Wheat, In fair demand at f 106jfcal 07
cash; fl 09>$ October; II1154 November; 91 07#
Sar. Com dull aud droopiug at 52c cash; 52)tfc
plumber. Oats dull at 29a29Kc. Kye steadier at
66a56}{c. Provisions, not cnouxn sales toeatablbh
prices. Whisky Arm at 9113. Butter unchanged.
New O it leans, La., Auguat*).?Coffee steady aud
in good demaud; Bio cargoes common to prime
7Sali)?c.
Dry VooUn.
NiwTosx, August 29.?In dry goods thero has
been more doing in all departments of trade, and
though many orders for takings have absorbed a
quantity of slutl'ln aaulet way, prints, dress uoods.
suitiufcs. sacking,Ibmlery.johtru aud drawers, Jer
seys aud Jersey cloths, cottons, woolens and tlan
nela ore in gool volume of sales. Agreeably to
announcement, Wllmerdii'g, liognet ?Ji Co. sold at
auotiou to-day, for account of Kiiower A Thom?s
and others 7,<36 pieces of dry good*. The attend
ance of buyeis was very light aud biddluK lacked
spirit. Qualities aud stales of the various quali
ties were very undesirable In every re^cct, and
prices realized were very low, but the full value
for the goods. In fact It was the most unalghtly |
offering seen in an auction room for a long time,
for which reason its result will Le without any
effect na the mantel, as good qualities in desirable |
s vies are beginning to be scnrce aud are sought i
after at full values by the chief purchasers lousy J
Three thousand four huudnd and three pleccsoi
Arlington Mil's % catsiineres s.ldat frcm&otoCOc,
733 pieces of the Harris Mill Company's % fancy
cassfmercs at 5>r62K?, 9'9 pleccs of the Hydo Mill*'
yA fancy cuslinerex at 86a40c, l,3i5 pieces of 1). S. I
Browu, Jr. A Co.'a '% fancy ca>slmeres atOftatu^c,
239 pieces of the rtierborne M Ills' % fancy caaslmtres
at 23%a25%c, 578 pieces of the Hampshire Mills' %
fancy cassimorcs at 21Ka23Hc,645 pieces of the 8ien- i
ton Mills' % fancy caasimeres at 21Ka23kc, pieces
of the UydeitonMilli'6-4 fancyovercoatlugsai9120
al 37%, 75 pieces of the Ogdeu Mi lis' 6-4 fauev over
coating* at ?(U75^, 85 piects of the Columbus Mills'
6-4 fancy overcoatings at 72)?a80c, 226 pieces of tlx
mHnufacturiDg companies' 0-4 blue scrgo coalings
at 70a7l)?c, aud iRO pieces of 6-4 fancy u.ssJmtrvsiti
C2Ha80c.
Live Block.
Chicago, August The Droven'Journal rocorts;
Hogs? Bocolpts 14,QUO head; Khipments 1,900 head.
Market steady and unchanged; packing 14 65a4l?0.
pacxing and shipping C4 9jo5 30; lijtht $5 20a5 75;
skips W 50a4 75. Cattle?Receipts 6,t03 head; ship
ments 2,700 head. Market slow, weakand lOolow
en exports 95 WiCSO; good to choice shipping
(5 35i5 80; common to medium S3 2Sa4 CO;
Sheep? Receipts 2,303 head; shipment*) 200 head.
Market llrm aud brisk: inferior to fair 92 77a860;
good |4 25; choice 94 4?.
Kabt Liberty, August 29.?Cattle?Beceipta 1,140
head. Market active; prime 96 60; fair to cood f5 06
aft 60; common 14 Hogs?Receipt* 2,875 head.
Market slow; Philadelphia* |5 40a560; Yorkers 15 65
af) 75. bhet*p-Becelpu? 1,000 head. Market active;
prlmo 84 75a& 25; fair to iood 91 '.'5a4 50; com
mou 13 50
Cincinnati, August 29.?Live hogs firm; com
mou aud light 94 U0a5 76; packing and butclicrs
94 76a585; receipt* 2,000 head; shipments 600 head.
Petroleum.
Trri'sviLLK, Pa., August 2i?.?Opened it tl 0(fri;
highest SI 07)? lowest 81OGtf, cloaluK at 8107%.
Shipment* 72,000 barrels charters l'-'J,CM7 barrels;
runs h",C87 barrel*. The market to-day showed
sjmosl^nsof awakening firmness and at thoclcs
I >g figures large block* were taken lu. Nothing new
iu the fleld.
Pittsburgh. Pa.. August 29.?Petroleum more
active; United certificates steady. closing at |1 07;
refitted 7J{a7%c for PhlladelpiUa delivery. The
afternoon session vu falriy active; opened nt SI 07;
advanced to fl 07^, and cLsod at (107. Tradlug
good.
BBADfORD, Pa., August 29.?<Oil opened at
SI C ?H: closed at SI 07^: highest pi Ice Si V>V?
lowest SI 0G; clearances ?J,?U,Cto barrels.
Oil City, Pa , August 29.?Oil owned atSl C6%?
highest SI 07fc; lowest SI OGft; closing at SI 07*.
Hales2 010,000 barrel!".
Baltimore, August 29,?Petroleum nominal; le
aned 7H*"Kc.
New York, August 2*.? ?Petioleum dull; United
II ?7^
Cotton.
New York, August29.?Cotton dull; futures easy;
August 10.*i6c .September laCGe. October 10 ll?,
November 19.14c, December 10.19c, Jattnary 10,29,
Februiry 10.41c, March 10.54c, Apiil 10.CCC, May
10.77c, Juno lO.tWc.
Cincinnati, O., August 29.?Cotton Arm and un?
changed.
Wool.
New York, August 29.?Wool quiet; domestic
fleeca 32ai6c; pulled llalOc; unwashed 12a?8c; Texas
14a27c.
l.ea>li?r.
New York, August 29.-leather demand fair;
hemlock solo 21){?25c.
Baltimore Live Mock MHrki l.
Orricx of Calverton Live Stock Yards. I
MONDAY, AUKUSt 27, lbS3, j
RECEIPTS or THE WEEK.
Beeves .. ......... 2,041
Sheep and lambs 7,K7t>
Swine - - - 4,072
' Total 11,491
[The quotations given in our live stock reports ate
those of tho retail market, except wheu otherwise
stated.l
raicss or bkffcatti.K at the markht this week.
j. 2Ss3i
Extrome range of prices ? . 2VaC
Most of the sales were from 4"
WHERE THE CATTLE WERE REfOUTEO FROM.
Virginia. ....... 1,915
Kentucky ? , Wi
Ohio us
Maryland <13
Total 8,011
REMARKS ON BEKF CATTLE.
The arrlvsls olcsttlodurlaa the pa*t week number
8,011 head, agali\st 1,951 the previous week, and
J.MH head the corresponding week of last year, and
th? sales were 1,690 head, against 98.last week, and
1,727 head the corresponding woek of last year,
and were as follows;
To Baltimore butcher*-,,..., ? .
To Oountry dealers. f.'O I
To Eastern buyers ISO
TotalEalei ^ l.cco
Tho market has been extremely dull today
throughout, and priccs lower than they
were lau week. The quality did not average ss
good as the offerings theu, there belugamuoti larg
er llneof middle cattle, with fewer tops than there
were then, thougn the latter were quite as good *i
those offered last month. Prices ranged from 2k tn
6c, with most sales from 4>ia6J<c. There were 867
ptlme Ohio cattle sold by Myers d Houseman on
private terms to F. B. Llngham for export.
THESWINK MARKET.
Arrivals th(s week 4.072
Arrivals last week 4,811
Arrivals oneyear ago 4,197
RKMlRKf.
The offerings-some 800 lew than last week?ate
abjut equal to a moderate demand, as thov arJ not
any better suited to the requirements of butchers
than they havo been for some time past, as they
continue to bo too heavy. There {sioported to be
a good demand for light hogs. Prices range from 7
a7Kc for tough tail-ends aud SaB^c for the better
grades. This tluii )?at yeir bogs sold at ?0al2c,
am hoes rsniing from Iiul2c and gras.ers lOallc,
d hard to tell.
THE SHEEP MARKET,
Arrival* this week 7,878
Arrivals last \\eok,,,., 6,6-19
Arrivesot^e rear ago .... 7,401
. REMAHKN.
Tl\o offerings are in excess of a very limited de
mand; which is couflncd chlelly to the stock sheep
trad*, which Is fairly active, but butcher* are not
buying very freely. The quality of the offerings Is
geuerslly of an indifferent order. We quote butcher
sheep at 3a5c, few selling at the latter tlaure: lambs
4s6o: stock ewes SStOaS SO uer head, and wethers
4ai%c per pound. This time last year butcher
sheep sold at Haftifr', and hums ssmo as to day
Kfiill
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ical Cure. Potter droq akd Chemical Co., Bos
rOLLIW^^^tTtefiWSllSS:
It-}?* Pjlnt? Palpitation. Dyipepala,
^Yr<iSA]NSUvor Complaint. BUloua Fever,
isssftjssaihsf BS5:;
/t LI CTfUC\\Bl7TltT com dtiied r*..k a Faroill
THIS PAPER IliiS
rasagstfB NEW YORK.
r
BAKING POWDER.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This Po T&rlet. A marvel of parity
?tlength and wholwoneiiea. More economic*,
than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be tola U
a mpetltiou with the multitude of low tort, flhon
? eight, alum or pboopbato powders. 8ou> o*M
I* Cxwe. HOYAl. "baJCII.^ POWDEE CO.,
I H7.ruW Vw!1 Vww Vnrt
DRY GOODS.
Brues & Coffer
IIA.VK Jl.VUK
FURTHER
REDUCTIONS!
ON ALL THEIR
Spring 5 Summer
DRESS
GOODS!
ALHO,
Parasols,
Sun Umbrellas.
Hosiery, x
Neck Wear, &c? &c,
A Few More Pieces of
4-4 PACIFIC LAWNS
At 3c. Per Yard,
Brues <8 Coffer,
II32 MAIN STREET.
j?m
SIX FINE
DRESS SHIRTS
To Order for $9.00.
Oentlemen desiring Perfect Fitting BhIrU, made
intnemoit nr imio aud durable miiuuor ahould
leave orders wlihui.
Collars and Cuffs. Underwear, Hosiery, 8carfs,
Ties and Handkerchiefs for men.
Special Bargains In Broken Lines of Underwear,
to ^r ivnt leu than regular pneeu.
Jones & Littell,
1322 MARKET STKEE1',
OPPOSITE OPERA HOUSE, WHEELING,
Stores-New York, Pittsburgh, Allegheny and
Whetllng. . au3Q
GRAN D OPEN ING
OPEltA HOUSE!
Monday find Tuesday, Ne|>fember S4 I
The Great 8cn<atlon! A Play to Uea<e tho Mill,
lotu! The best Dramatic and Eques
trian Drama ever Produced onthla
Continent, Entitled
JESSE JAMES,
THE "BANDIT KING!"
Introducing the original Jefno James Horse*, "BAY
RAIDER" and "KUAN CHAR'tJCR," the molt
wondeiful animal acton on earth. JiO.OOO offered
for their equal.
Fowerlul Dramatic Company, includlug
Mr. J. H. Wallick m the Uandit Kiho
MlaaliKUN Cus-icK u. ...... Kouuun
Special Scenery. New and Realistic Sensational
Xflec:* transported in ? pedal cats.
Notono objectionable feature. Every thin* Pure
and Elevating in Tour. A play you can take vwur
r.mliy u>.?-without
Immoral isntiuent ?- action.
? adntaioo "j sii'l 60 ct nt?. No extra charge for
reserved seats. Haleofatata to oommence Thun
day, August SOib, at Wilson A Baumot's Music
?tor*. aua
J^JONUMENTS.
We have a fine selection of
Monuments and Head-Stones,
which we will nil at rery low nto.
CARROLL ,t ilKO.,
?prJ7 Sixteenth St., sor Slon, annuo.
FOR RENT.
F
OR RENT.
Two river rlew rcom? on pcond Boor. j?o. ;cts
Main aircet, specially adapted to tmall ually
without children. Enquire of
jamk8 L. hawlky.
jrtl k.-o Mhii> stmi-t
WANTED.
Wanted?a NURSE GIRL MIST
como weluicommended. Call at no luo
Nona Front atrect, island. an.'j*
WANTED?a LADY TO PRACTICE
a gcutccl mid useful accomplishment j?o
previous knowledge of Art requlud i'o?IUon per
manent aud lucrative MOSAIC ART eotlkty
l'?u rh?nht"? ?trtft. whrollntf. tlljs *
yy ANTED.
Housekeepers to call and w the wonderful
GOLDEN STAR
VAPOR STOVES'!
They will do all tho work of h ikjco Cooklu*
gtnvo, and will not heat your home ui>.
All aiua. and price* from 8-1.00 lu #10.00.
A new stock Just received.
I. waprkn* & CO.,
".tthjw 14'fl c-i'n.n Vmi,|
N'
GENERAL NOTICES.
OTICE TO Sill ITERS.
On August 29, at 3 p. on account of low water
tho C. L. ?fc w. k. k. Wharf-boat will be dropped
down to the Wolf Ferry landlug. where freight
will bo leceived aud delivered during low water.
c. m. f1jhkk.
au29 .incut.
Redemption of bonds of the
? bki MON t nallcomi'A.n*
i ue holder* of the bonds of wld Company aru
hereby notified that bond* humbert <1
31, too, 1*4, 73, mo, a*-', i, n?,
have been drawn by lot a* provided by the wait
deed atourifg ihe aatno, mo will be pnid on r,c.
h ntatlon at' Tho People's Fank of \mitclli>g,''on
September 1,1863, at wtith time they wl.i a-a?e to
bear inter oat.
?U16 A. J cllkkk. truike.
jjoard OF
equalization AND A PI'la 1.8.
The City itoard of fcjualluitloii and Ar|*?ls will
meet at the City building on the du>s hen uiaftcr
oamed, at '1 o'clock r. to conmder ) ciitluti? in
solution 10 tho correction and t<|U?lui!lou of as.
schsmtuts urou real and pcitor m properly.
mwt aud Second Wards, Widm?day, aukiim _?.i.
Third aud Fourth Wards, thurwlaj. August ?0.
Fifth audtlxh ?unl>, FrlUa>, Aukuhsi.
Seventh aua Eighth vm-ds, Mouday, Sept. 3.
W'ukkuntl, augllm27, 1wj3.
By order of tho hoird,
l. B. jei'ion, Chai.nta.
it. ? /; ?t.i |i:iv Ct k ^
FOR SALE.
For sale cheap.?stationary
and Fortablo uglin-t-ene bx^-4; one 7xi6;
onoCxl-i; one6x.'i..Also ouo tea gnl!on nxl* w?
.or Fountain aud Refrigerator. App.yatko.231i
i ; )T17?
jjpor SALE.
1 Yearling South Down Ram.
10 South town Rum Lambs.
2 i tarllng (registered) short Rom full?, red.
1 six months (registered) Short lfcru lull, rid.
160 bushels Pure Long lierry Seed w htm.
k. rt*. al. m. cho'J ums,
aulfrfriw Tayloralown. wathlugion Co.. it
IF
OB SALE.
, Farm 0/ ho acres 10 miles freni \micvllcg, in
m?r>hdll county, W.Va.
Valuable City frooerty, N. E. correr Twenty
fourth and slariets. recta, wheeling \V. Va.
Timbered Land* in quantliics to suit puriba.??i
In Wetzel, bruitou aua mcliolss counilis. Alio
15,000 acres laud lu Perry county. teiintiace, at il.u0
per acre. W. V. hutie hm).,
au21 13cq Marktt slrttu
jpor SALE.
A deslrablft property on tho river tide of m-rfa
street, u10 favorite part of the city for private nil*
deuces, having a splendid \iew of the suirotinilbf
country, 11 portfou of the city ui the idatid aud
miles along tile river.
Alsotwo story brlctdwelllug,full lot, oufront
atreet, aouth, Immediately on river bank.
Also one full lot and two partxof loth 011 fiuui
Venn street, ouhigh ground wlthna unldraitnge.
ifiaati lit WIN, aei'ut,
jy23 officc on lwellth ftrect. f?o. 24.
OB SjLLK
A valuable Farm of 280 acres for sale, aim
iU>d on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, W.Va
3 miles from B. & ?. R. It. station, lh mik,
from Wheeling, on a good road, fall in graai
and in a high state of cultivation; ono-htl
mile from school, convenient to uiilia, mar
ket and churches; plenty of good fruit, wel
watered. To be sold in one tract or in par
ctls. For further particulars call on or sd
drees
PETEJEt CROW,
Glen Eaaton, Marshall Co., W. Va.
Munilon tills pajmr. ja2T>-ruw
STATE FAIR NOTICES.
STATE FA lit.-?NOTICE TO EX.Blti
ITuhSlu the Eighth Drpartrrent, lor Tcxtil
Fabric* and all other Dome alio Manufai n ,red A i
tide*: We. the Superintendent* of thUDt" jarttneul
will receive all article* to be exhibit'*! ,t ,lU
room*,above K. Docking'* Drug Store. whrc *i
ran bo keen from August 27 until Hey ami er Tin
from 2 to 4 o'ch ck *. u. The Superif u it?!futf wll
he re*pon?lblo for allartHlw left in Jtrir ran-, ?uc
will have *how eawa in wnlch to uj nlbit Umi.
Mra. Jacob Betgcr, Mm. Jtol>cri v. hue, Mm. Mat
tlu Thornton. Superintendent* mjj
STATE FA I It.
NOTIOfi TO EXHIBITORS.
Mr. R. R.-Phillip*, Entry C'leik, In how ready tc
receivo?ll entrieo from exhibitor* at hi* office in
the Court Bouae, ? lieelluir. \V. Va. Speed entile*
will clow on M mlny, H-ptomberS. at n j\ m.. awl
all o'hercutrie* cIomi Monday, tcpumUr 10. alii
P *. All exlilt itoi* are n-<|iicMe i '?? make tlxlr
eutriea before tho trn?l?y of the l air to t?rf*eut
the ruth. ti?o. HOOK,
aufl) Krn-Ury.
1883. THIRD ANNUAL FAIR. 1883,
OFTUK
West Virginia Exposition
AND
STATE FAIR ASSOCIATION
TO BK HELD AT
WHEELING, >V. VA.,
September 10, II, 12, 13,14 15.
#15,000.00
In Premiums and Purse* to I* (ilven*
THE CKANDEHT DI8PJ.AY Or
Borae*, Cattle, Hheep, Swl^c. Poultry, frna In?
piemen la, Farm Prodtifct*, Growing Ornamental
Plant*, f In# Art* tmcl DomcaHc .Matinfar
tuied Artie','M ovorexhibltcd iti the
Ohio Valley.
Trotting, Facing ami Hiinr.fag
Kact'h Kaeli Hay.
Speed KtilrlM Clora S-OTEMBEU. 3 j, it II r. ?.
All other entries clcao September fu- n, at r. a.
Bicycle Race and Hoao Ball Ton,uaueht on He
Brat aay.
Excuraion Rateaonull Railr.*d<an'] Steamboat*.
ADMISSIONS? SllJKlf tP'Vl-t f,o ceiiU; fhildrrt
under 12 ycara 2> cent*. QtrrUgca, one or '??"
Itorae*. 25 cent*. Heaaoti ticket (>.x mtipotiv t--w.
iiraud fiund and quarter Krelob, 25 cel. K
?fend to fcecretary hit Premium Lint and all other
Information.
A. RBV1IAXN, I'rest.
GEOKHB HOOK, ?ee?y.
?ill-law .
^CAIJEMY OK MOSAIC
ART SOCIETY,
MAD. P. MRIW8T0N,
PRINCIPAL.
No. 1224 Qjapflne street.
an 13 UMKKI.tN'- W v* .
I PnQITlUC ' ur,without Medicine. iv, r ni
\ rUolMlL October 1C. IStf. oue ?-* -s'
rlU cure any ca'.o in four daya or !**. m?- ; *
ure the moil obatinau- caae, no matter oi .'o*
ong tuuidUg.
Illan's Soluble Medical Bougies.
ronauaeou* dowof cubeha. copii?>* or oil of ?i
al wood that arc certain to produce d)tj>ef?Ja 1 J
eatroylog the coatinpi of the stomach.
1.60. 8old by all drugfivta, or matlfl ""
f price. For further particular* ?tnd for circular.
P. 0. BOX 1,633.
J. C. ALLAN CO. nnRF,
Jy2*war K;John8tf<t. *>?* tork uun?.?
fOB PRINTING OF KVIIKY' K1NJ
I frott\ a Mammoth n?ler to lb.* ?Uw?\. JWWJ
anl, ?*euoie<l In *upertor ??tyi'' *??'? "l ??w .j r
ircMO.at tholnU:lilK?ncrr JohOdiw, w aud/J
onrteenth atreet