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REAI, FIRE PROOF sAEEs
MORE PROOF OF THE SUPERIOR QUALITY or
.MESSRS BURKE q BARNES CRLRBRATED
FIRE PROOF SAPES

TIME character OF these Safes Louis was before an
weIlestablished, that further test proof OF the
fact their being superior to all others, would have been
unnecessary; order to accommodate Mr. Han me
patenee and maker of ttHaPs Patent Concrete Safes
which ali other makes ofany note United
States (Hider's patent included took his
and the result below by the Committee who
intended the burning ofthe SAFES We only
were not left in tho furnaces two houra longer.
The Safe which esedfs to be seen At our Store,
invite the public to call and examine It
dent that will doubt their fire proof qrater
having the specimen which passed through tint
'S'' O''''-' = & R. VIOLET, & co,
Sole Agents Manufacturers No. 1s, Leyee, No
60 Com. Street.
The undersgned. committee appointed by g. Hail. on
behalf OF Hall, Dodd & Co., OF Cincinnati, Messrs
r. Violet & CO., agents OF Messrs BURKE Barnes Go
PttSbuTE, to test the FIRE nroof qualities safes
mLe BY theE respective ncPas-TepoTt, that We have
this day aucctedR Safe OF zach manufacture OF similar
s1e which had been in two years. ovens to fro
made with dry oak wood and Ptsburg stone coal for a.,
space OF Vc hal hurs, and during lime We be-
eve the heat applied far greater that in any or
at the expiration that time on
taking the the furnace, and cooling
we fonnS iron casting both places entire
" burnt or but that the books unniuTed and OF,
opening the safes fond books and papers entirely un
injured except Tightly by tie water used in cooling or
This found Be toe witt both safes, and only
pereeptibe fhere appearance cfthe interior was
that the varuiSh on the Burke BErEsI al
entirely uhiEjuTed while that Hall, DOdG & Coa
blistered blaekened- 1nconcluion, wuuiS re.
the result Of this test, have no heStaI
ton in recommending the safes OF both parties to the
denee ofthe public
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CITY DIRECTORY.
WmRKLING POST OFFICE.
No. 70, MONROE sTaEEr.
JACOB S. SHRIVRR, p. N.


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CITY ORRICERs FOT. 1889.

MORGAN NELSON, Mayor
JAMES S. WHEATE, Clerk
R w. HARDING, Treasurer.
J. L.. SANssrnE, Sergeant
SsJEeanrs DSVutiss-ist war-ISaae NJ Pearl. Cd war,I
-Abm W. Clemens. ID waTh-John Bowers. 4th ward
-Henry P. ChapIiRe. 9th NaTd-James S. Campbell
JoHS MooRE, Superintendent Water Works.
JACoR Z BtER, Wharf Master.
JAeaB AMICK Street Commissioner.
JAXRs NJ EwING, Assessor and Collector OF Water
Keuts
1LnT OF Wines and Liquors.
DLSIRL MURRAY, Market Master.
TnnAAa CAMPBELL, Collector Of Assessments.
WV. J. SrOpDAET, City Surveyor
JAAEs 2. MELVIH, Flour InspeetOr.
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berger or spine aud Muscle Imminent.
OF this remedial agent we forbear to say anything The
" speedy and certain action in removing Rheumatism,
Neuralgia SpTans, pains from Bruises, Burns, &c. 10 so
extraordinary that speak it's merits you
really fear could give credenee assertions
II can be had at
PAXTON SsLAKR'S,
End OF Susp. Bridge. and at
Aug. 2i-1y:d. RREETLINGRR & ARMSTRONG'Sa'
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.heeIInr Cnalonl Honae.

gtabIsbed in 1881 z b. SWEARIHGfEN, Surveyor anil
Collision q. Customs, Once No q. Union street
this port made by way Orleans
New York, Philadelphia and baltimore.
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Extract from letter received rrOma Physician in Md
CAMBRIDGE, Md, Oct 9th, 1870.
Messrs. SANDS, GenteIDen:-AIy little daughter
hiced long with Head Eyes, and by
using your SaIslp1rIla, perfectly cuIcd other
aud ilas having failed TO lccEe her. Having
used and tested its ccacy nowcOnfieMt!y
It in preference 10 othei, seems TO
ties contained any OtleI PrclaTatonj and find
purchasers aer they have used H. invariably
article again, whenever they require medicine
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the Suspention Bridge, and at
BRENTLINGER & ARMSTRoNG5S,
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MEDICINAL.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry!
The best Relnedy over q

F Coughs, Colds AstHa Group Bronehitis, Inaus,i-G,
4s.-eiig Of the L,tags Difficult BrSathing, LreT Aec.
i.is, Pain Wedktess of the BTeast Side, Frat
Stages Of Consumption, de-, &C., dc.
shn, this Balsams peculiarly adapted every disease
OF Lungs and Liver, which is produced b. cverp
varying climate.
Wild Cherry has long been known to possessimportaEt
medicinal properties Thsact is familiar ooyery n4troM
in6 land, and Physicians oen prescribe 1t in iBer-=t
lorc variety of complaints, Tar, also, has been
equally noted foTts virtues; and physicians whose
familiRrto the whole country have gone roJ
To d.claro that even consumption could be cured ny lis
oR In other hands, again. il nearly valuess, owing
Odoub TO their ignorance preparing and administering
difficulty entirely obviAted by patient experience
and longoxporinent.
Iis extraordinary medicinal powers OF these two srh
tho first time, combined and enid.
in Din. WISTAR'S l3ALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
nice chemical process, everything decteTrs =
rejected that what remains is the eXraOrdinaTya'
truly eicacous remedy all kinds OF pulmoDaryahd u
diseases ever known TO To convince all inbecvsE
tnat theory is really true refer to
curcs performed by this wonderful medicine.
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aTANDNC CO1TnrITTRRs.


toa ,oaDrSAxGEs-Msssrs. Nelson, the Mayor, cchair
maH,) Lamb, YarnaIl and the Clerk.
or FHAHena,-MeasTs. Brndyi Gill and lamb.
ON ACCOMPLISHMENTS. wiekhAnl; Hornbrook anil
Woodrow.
on rsrr1s AND ALLErL-Messrs. Forbes BishoPi Nc
Lure; Hammond and Mathews.
SS.tb MnTi wisHsn and Il. Superintendent Of
Works -
OK nAAxrr Hou.E-Msssn. wiekhami JeGersi ana
on csuL BAurs.-Msssrs. Gin, Bradys Lamb and the,
Superintendent OF Water Works.
oxLAupruos-MessrS. HhIlowelli Cots and Yarnall.
or FrsE DrpAEEnrxT,-Messrs. BiahOPi Hushes Mat
theVs; ThlIp and Wait
on PrrrrIoSa.-Messrs Tanner, GIL and woodrow.
or Ran RoADs.-Mesau. Brady Bishopi FOrbesi Gill;
Lanbi Tanner and Woodrow.
or sALARtEs-Messrs. Yarnani cottsi Eehols, Thar1'
On AssEssursrs-MsssrsH OrnbrOOki BiahOPi HuSh'aT
sosenApE..-Msssrs Forbes, Colts, JoEsrsi wekhanI
o. Rat Esr4rr.-Mss'r,. Gill Bishop, Br.dy' Halo
or PuDIIo observation-disclosures. wiekham. Mcclure.
IeHsfsj Matthew'S and Wait.
or L4oHr.-Mesars COttsi Bishops Tanueri Wait and
YaLnan.
ist wsTdT A an "a MEa1G kS2
woSD 9Th Rard-ALEx. TAYLOR.
ALDERMEN.
81 W.-Geo DUTY. 9Th w. John L. Newly. 9th W.
H. N. JamisOn.
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Il. ward-H w. PhinIps. Cd ward.-Wm. S. Wick.
ann "a Wnrd.-DT. w. }. Bates. 9Th Ward-John Gil
ehrisi Sr. 9th ward-Josiah Powell
TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
t,t ward-wm George, John Moore.
"a 55s - Thos. Johnston. p b. Taylor.
a "a Jacob Senseney, Jacob Singleton.
ar % " Tharp p. ScatterdAy.
Eth Matthew B. Reed, James Wilson.
SANITARY COMMITTEES.
-, yv.,a-Joseph Greer: Cd ward.-P. b. Taylor; ID
1yHTd Geo Trsleri 4th.-harvey Halls 6th.-Geo. W.
Ao01s FIRE wARDENs.
Is. vsrd.-JOseph Greer: Cd ward.-Joseph Forsyth:
a Sysrd-GsO TTiSerI eth ward.-John Clayton: 6tII
warh-A. s. Glenn
curatOy of City Hal.-JOeI TriSIer.
op.,,e.r Of Gain Gang.-GeO Bulger.
Ssrton o|PnRie Craze Ta1as.-Elas H. Burt.
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WARWICK P. MILLER,
DAVID H. BISHOP.
GERARD B. ALLEN.
sus2I
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Merehnnts' and Meehnnies' Bank.
IHeoRPORATED 1888. CAPrrAL $4,000.
Northsast Corner of Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN w. GILL, Presidsuti SoBtEsKI BRADY, Gambler.
Discount day-Tuesday.
NOFth Western Bank of virginia.
IncoRroGATrD 1919. CAPrTAL $4,000.
Southwest Corner OF Main and Monroe streets.
JOHN G. CAMPBELL, President, DAN'L LAMB, Cashier.
Discount day-Thuraday.
manufaeturers' and Fnrmers' Bank
OfWheelinE,
Main street, between Monroe and Quincy
rooSloEA4zD MAneI, 1881. CAPrrAL sTocr $4,000.
THos SWEENEY, Pres't JOIN LIST, Cashier.
WheeIInE Suvings' Institutioa.
No. 1872, Main st.
IHcPoBoAAIED 1884. CAPITAL $4,000.
II NILSSON, Presidenti wrLHAa aecoE, Treasurer.
Discount day-Thnrsday.
SaYInEs' Bank OF Wheeling.
Conner of Main and Fourth streets, Centre Wheeling
INCORPORATED 1851. CAErTAL $4,000.
THos b. LIST. Presideuti VIZ. RANKIN, Treasurer
Discount day, Friday
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MEMBERS OF COUNCIL.

FthSr 2yARD.-John Mcclure, Jr.i John Hughesi s. ID.
Woodrow lsasc.C Gotta
-sxsoSs WAaD-John Bishop; Geo. B. wiekham-
ruInB VANS. Brady J. J. YarnaIi John N. Matb.
eHsj Daniel Lamb.
FounrH wARp-DT. Jamea Tanner; Z. G. JeaersI a. S.
HaIInyeI, D. v. ThaTp; David Hammond
FlEEH wARp.-.George FoIbesi John w. Gill Lorenzn
D. Walt, Jacob HoTnbTOoki Henry EehOls.
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q q d a q q a 47FFq q
70 sass y aaly o. sots. q ''IVslar,a

sGreR of only three bottles Of 'IVsidT'A
BqisGm Of TVTId CheyTy.''
Mt Elcn KY, July 81, 1852.
NicssTs. TIarCOuTt Howard tS CO.-Gents:-The CDR.
Wsurs Enlsam OF Wild Cherry that bought yen
beeof such signal benefit in my family, that wtoman
its virtues known for the benefit Of the public.
My wife took cold at the time of her confinement, which
octted cd her lungs The physicians pronounced her dis
consumption She had pToflse night sweatsI and had
Cougsi ahG given desp1ired OF her recovery
and her child parOok OF her complaint. She then
nenced taking "liTs1Ts BaSdnl Of Wild CheTJy,'' ind
three bottles effected entire with her aud the chill
both.
graves IL they had not used |Ystars Balsam Of Wild
Chsry SETH X SEARCY.
Seth r. Searcy, whose certificate isabove, is
much vcraCty amy in This country and good
Judgement and place entire reliance on his statement
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mAsONs.

opeE RoOA. No. H. Main St. over RObbs Chair Factory.
Ono LoDoE, No. 1O1 meets the frSt Monday night OF
gery month.
Monday night OF every month.
wHHELIHe LODGE, No. 12S, meet8 the third Monday
night OF every month.
WHEELINu BNCAMPNENT OF K. T., meets on the fourth
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