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1t is now over thirty years since the above
celebrated Pills were INST discovered by DIR
DUPoECo. Of Paris, during which time they
nave pt7en eNtsnhiSissly anu EocSsessluly LSed
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h In private pfaetce, OF 0oth hetn1spherestw with
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EVERY honse-keeper should know
that Neshit & Bro, IS Monroe ST. are
closing out their stock of Winter Goods
Mt a reduction OF. so per cent. Such as
Polished Steel Fire Irons, Fire Iron
stands, Tenders, Parlor Coal Vases,
Coal Holds, Fire Shoyels, .Rokerss scc.
line would do well TO call without de-
Law. jan29-1W
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sUPnEME couRr OF ArPEAIs.-In the
Supreme Court OF Appeals yesterday,
Judges Berkshire, Brown and n. Har-
rison on tho bench, decisions were rem
'dered in two cases.
The first was in the case ofthe Hemp
field Il. r. Company rs. ThornDeIg,
brought up from the Ohio county CIR
cult Court. The decision OF me -, rSouFt
T6e second case was that of Hezekiah
Moran Us. Mary Bines and others, from
the Marion county Circuit Court, De
cfsion ofthe Court below (Which was in
favor of Bines) reversed. 1 ~ -
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fnr Sale
T4U a4aqr ssalf. 80
commissioners Sale
" "a he City OF Wheeling and Ohio

I'm CHANCERY IN THE CIRCUITCOURT
for Ohio County, West Virginia.
Edwin vagney and wife lee e failsyg
llS'c'tl@ Richard MADDEN, ct al.
Pursuant to decree of the above named
court, rendered in the above emitted capss s;
nm the 10th day of Decent eE, 1856 y spall
Sftoceedto sen az public auction tgthe htkhest
Ana best biddetf lat the front dbor-oi1he
Court sb aSn d Ia ofPebfuny ISIS al
a m. tile following described real estate.
situate in the city OF Wheeling and Ohio
sogRtyS " Na Sea dssd ne a'S o.
Ailo lots numbered and 5. in square No
situated on ts south Esst corner o OF Nan y
TO wheeling creek and the stone bridge ex-
cepting that portion OF lot No. 5, occupied by
the n 9fts,s ssSd nnoIertY has been survey
led and divided ihl ofOnr pnTtels. Two parcels
fronting upon Main street, the one commenc-
i iag i e Ss9fe 5F,is bS wie are Two
| large brick buildings, and q frame shop. The
other adjoins said parcel fronting on Main
street. about forty-one (lll feet, upon which
Gels extend wesiwaTdly about 100 feet TO a 10
fes Th6 P G:Ser two parcels front upon South
street. the one abont e feet. and EXTENDS
on which there Is a two story double brick
building. The other fonts on South street,
about twenty-three C23 feet, and EXTENDS
on which is a twostory brick building.
AEpIiVate alley, 10Sfeet wide, running from
north to south, and which divides SAID par
Gels, will be decided to tho purchasers OF SAID
ptPP PPsseSsiS S given onthe INST day of April,
1896.
acres, noodand 3pOJeS, situate on the Nation
| al road, about three and one half 80 miles
east from the city of Wheeling, and in ONO
county West Va, adjoining the lands OF Mr..
Thos. Aornbroo and Mfr. SsH. B. Carter.
A plat and survey OF said property may pe
seen at the office of the CommtsSioner' OF At
the Court House on day of sale. =
TERMSLO One third 10 of the purchase
nnlbhey ihcashs The balance IN two eqna! IN
sft ailments Of sfx(6J and twelve (l21 months,
with Interest from day of sale, the purchaser
giving bonds with good security for deferred
fnstniIments, or alt the purchase money IN
eash II the purchaser may so elect.
- HANNIBAL FORBES,
tan23-d&zyts =. y. r CommiSsioner.
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.HRRR1ANN commenced his engage
ment at Washington Hall last night
A delighted audience viewed with as
constituent his many really wonderful
tricks. He gives another entertain
ment this evening. Persons wishing
10 see the best performer OF his kind
hid better attend. ..i-,J-i lgitl5llU 'gy4=
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Mr.. STErsER, the gentleman who was
injured by stepping OF of the train at
the Bridgeport tressle work on Fri
day evening last, is recovering. he
has recovered his consciousness, and is
able TO talk. His injuries are foftu-
nately not so severe as was at tirst sup
posed. He Is from the vicinity OF PHIL
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THE New York Express says: "If
you have a cough do not go to church
to disturb the rest OF the congregation
we say, If you have n eough-enhe II
Piso's Cure for Consumption.
A dose taken Just ut leaving home will
prevent coughing through sermon of
reasonable length. For sale by Ed.
mund Booking, Druggist, No. Odd
Fellows Hall. ~
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Mfdfftaal
a oARD no THE LADIES.
DIR. DUPoECo's aa1 -. - /.
Golden Perio dical Pills,
FOR FEMALES,

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from Whatever Cause; and .ffi9ii;i
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PARK SKAr1NG.4There was fancy
dress carnival ut the Skating Park last
night. Hundreds participate, and the
park until late hour was scene o.
unusual gayety.
cn,n ny ia spirit, announce for, to-
night grand fancy dress carnival, tne
pr9ceeCls of which are TO be donated 10
the benefit of the poor OF the city. Fhe
several bands OF the city will be in at
tendance, they having kindly yolun-
teered their services for the oseasio
In view Of the worthiness OF the onJect
Of the entertainment, we shall expect
TO SEQ n large turn out. Go, one and
all
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YESTERDAY was one Of the incest
winter days We ever saw. The sun
shone brightly all day long, and it was
really refreshing to be out ofdoors.-I
The streets were +. lined with ladies,
many of them evidently "out for a
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A LARoE and complete stock Of
ciark's cotton, thread, silk twist, for
hand and machine sowing, all sizes and
eolors, just received and for sale by
VIM. Sumner & Co., 90 Main street.
This firm also keep constantly on
hand a supply of needles for Wheeler
q Wilson; Singer & Howe machines,
Stitching neatly and promptly done.
laafEE 81 .-ltNi 1an2fTr--eodaai ]
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n OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY,
L situated on the line the National Road,
four miles east of the city Of Wheeling. Said
eleven rooms and an attic finished, bath
rooms and an modern improvements; also,
fourteen acres of ground attached, on which
are convenient lighthouses, including brick
stabling, ice and spring house, chickery and
two ctsterns. Also, one hundred and twenty
Plum and Ounce trees, ali bearing. There
are also choice selections of Grapes, Raspber-
ries, BlackberrieS, Strawberries, and other
with evergreens and other ornamental shrub
oe ITStr also sell nv Household Furnitnnre.tb
any one desiring to purchase all together.
Persons desiring to consult me In regard to
price, terms OF payment &C., can leave their
nan& at the Gas Companyis ONCE, or visit
Il feS s. II JACOB HoREBRook.
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Gafe Of Phiiadelphia5

WHO HAS LOCATED HIMSELF PER-
wv manentIy at No. 20 THIRD SEREET,
PI3ISB URG, PA. ~
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in rom one to three days without interfer-
enea with diet or hindfance tosbtisffJeSs PRS
mary Syphilis in nom one TO nve days; Sec
ondary in from one 70 three weeks. Noctur-
nal and Seminal Emissions stopped I'm nom
dive TO ten days Skin dIseasss and M 6ff1er
diseases OF Rprivate natureS treat with lIii-
ETysipelas, -Neuraleia, DispepsaaL. .sseT,ofala
and all Impurities Of the Blood and dfse1lea
Of the Kidney and Liver Speedily cured ty
DR.. Youngs Celebrated Extract Of FireWeeI4.. z
preparation 10 be procured from no other
sources. N'-tf-.''t
AN Observation-Disclosures.
A compound prepared and sold only by Dr.
Young NorTante1 70 remove all distractions
osthe healthy nnenstruAli food, lirnparting
new tone and activity 70 the syEtGEI- price u
per bottle. Obstinate cfLses OF long. standing
may reqnire No. 2 which Il four degrees stron-
az thanh i price s per bottle q
ESlMarded Indies should not use the above
compound for reasons made known with each
HS-A safe. certain md healthy .rf1eTentacs
tive to conception furnished on application 81
: Persons At q distance, by stating their symp-
toms, age and occupation, can receive medE-
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Pitts6uTg, Pa Once, PhIlo Han, second hoor
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s a. m. to.ls m. and 4 ~ n. TO 5 p. m. 'bc1
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THERE was no police court yesterday,
for the second day this week already.
cause. same as that reported yesterday,
no CAGES reported for trial. Can It be
that people are getting SO internally
good 70 use a western phrase.
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MEEr1so OF rng BOARD OF SUPER
y1sons.-The Board met at 10 A. NJ
Yesterday. Present-Messrs. Hupp,
(President,) Hnndlin, Clayton, Wallace,
Boggs, Nichols, Frnnzheim and Sails
bury. Absent-Messrs. Wilson and
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ForISale.I

30a inz' ~ For Sale. ,s' 9a6 nadt
an THE STH DAY OF FEBRUARY,
I 1885, I will sell at Public Sale, at the front
door OF the Court House, a small brick dwell
ling house situated at the corner of Union
and Morrow streets, directly opposite Suttons
coal bank. For further particulars enquire
OF the undersigned, or Geo. w. Sights.
GEO. E. W1CKHAM,
fan3n-td Auctioneer.
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RIVER NRws.-The river was falling
yesterday, with about five feet of water
in the channel, as near as the "know-
ing ones'' could guess, the marks being
obIiterated. STherunning ice yesterday
was very light. -steamboating here
abouts will soon be resumed If the ice
keeps on getting thinner. ~ y oatT
THE pleasure party, including. the
bands, which lett here for Cincinnati
last Wednesday evening on the HUI
man, returned TO the city night before
last over the Central Ohio railroad.
They were compelled to return by this
rouie rs the IfilIlRdn was unable to
come up the river just now on aeconnt
of the Ice. The party reaehed
Cincinnati on Friday evening,
and LEFT there on Sunday even-
ing. The trip Is said by the partici-
pants to have been an exceedingly
pleasant one music and dancing being
The ll-absorbing amusements. all the
way down, and mirth and good humor
Astounding. It very unfortunate that
the Journey was necessarily concluded
in the way IL was, but all took it good
naturally. Hti -,5'itt,.st..55
The Holman has gone into the Peo-
pies Line between Louisville and Gin
cinnati. This arrangement, We under
stand, Is only temporary, to last during
the time leo prevents her, coming up
here. We should be, sorry to lose the
Hiilld,l from our trade. III Z 4
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Trustees Sale.

DYyIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
y 5 made by Samuel Hunier and wife dated
respectively as follows: The first on the 18th
day OF July, 1851. which deed is on record in
and the second, dated August "a, 1864, which
deed is of record in Deed Book IS, folio ISL, I
will offer at Public Sale at the 'front.' door OF
che Court House, ON SATURDAY, the 9th
day OF February, 1896, Mt IL O'Clock, the fol-
lowing described property lying in the town
designated in the plat OF said town ms lot
number three, in square number six, with the
buildings and improvements thereunto be-
go. . AZ "a. G.,RoBINSsoES;
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MrrrINe or TEE CrTY CouNcIL.-The

MEETING OF THE City CoUNc1L.-The
City Council held meeting at their
chambers last evening. -.
A resolution authorizing the Street
Commissioner TO report on the pract1=
cabiIity of having sewer placed at the
alley of a the Second 2 Ward MARKET
Housewives referred TO the Commlttee on
Streets and Alleys. 4 - s:sisfis.,.l -.
listercity coal hauler for the present
wear was tabled. : ~ ~ q = ~
The CITY Sergeant was authorized to
procuie and place in the hall six settees
for visitors. iiif,5 ss,sis ~ lrlssSi
In accortlance with resolution OF the
last meeting the two branches met IN
joint session for an election OF city ON
GERS. 80. -.5.l..,i sl.g,.s .,i.ll-, Il.
Before proceeding with the election
the Mayor, (Mr. Sweeney ,deLyere9
the annual address, which was ordered
to be printed in the daily papers Of tne
HE President of the Second Branch,
announced the Standing Committees
forfthe ensuing year, which were con
firmed. They will be published also,
We suppose, by order in the daily pa
i The following is the vote for city ON
ron COLLECTOR OF CITY REVENUE, =
EYySt ISdHot-Wi1Iiam- Hamilton, 4;
A. w. woods, is; Thomas O'Brien, II.
Whole number OF votes, 81. Necessary
" Second BaiEot-Hamflton, i; Woods.
II: O,Brien, 49, Whole number of votes,
80. Necessary to a choice, IL. ,,~C
Mr.. Woods was declared duly elected.
L FOR COLLECTOR OF WATER RESTS!
= First BdLlot-John Hamilton, 6; ia
cob NJ. Warden, II; VIM. Brown, Z;
John Salada, 9; w. J. G. Anderson 8;
Lloyd Hughes, l., Whole number of
votes, 80. necessary to a choice, IL
Second BaLLOt-Hamilton, 5; Warden,
IL; Salada, 4; Anderson,7 Z. Whole num-
Der of votes, 80. Necessary TO choice,
IL Mr.. warden was declared, duly
elected.
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(President,) Hnndlin, Clayton, Wallace,
Boggs, Nichols, Franzheim and Sails
bury. Absent-Messrs. Wilson and
Good.
The two Committees on Finance and
Accounts were granted further time to.
report.
sundry bills were ordered TO be paid.
On motion of Capt. Wallace the Com
mittees on Finance and Accounts were
merged into one committee, TO be styled
the "Committeo on Finance and Ac-
counts ~ EGG --is',
on motion the following named gen
tlemen were appointed said ccmmittee,
namely: Aessrs. Wilson, Aupp, LAND
lin, Wallace and Good. II
The superintendent of repairs was
Instructed TO cause the cleaning up OF
the Court House, Iu5, .s,.r, IS
The following resolution OF Mr.. HAND
lin, which was tabled at the meeting OF
tbs Board on the 18th of November,
1885. was called up, namely: ~ i. Il
ReSoived, That under existing cir
r,imsiances this Board feels called upon
10 declare It's determination TO adhere
TO and maintain the tdIcS Of this STATE
and the United States.
The question was on the adoption OF
The ayes and noes being called for
were rs follows: Ayes-Messrs. Hnpp.
Wallace, Clayton, BoEgs,b Handlan,
Nichols and Salisbury.
When Mr.. Salisbury's name was cali
ed he hesitated and in. hts conf9sion at
length said: "I don't know how 10
yote." hut being Informed that when
the ayes and noes were called for and
the voting in progress It was not the time
for hesitation or discussion, and when
asked whether he voted aye or no. said
Iof couse, 1 will vote forthe resolutions"
No-Mr, Frauzheim-l, who amer
the adjournment of the Board request
ei permission to change his vote to aye
Tine Board was called TO order and MT
Franzheim's request granted, making
the vote unanimous. Adjourned te
"a ,tsrn' Cn,,st unnsa
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mously. y I'm 4 y NJ
CITY wEIGHER.
First BdlLot-Moses Ford, s; James
NJ. Bulger, l5; VIM. @. Parker, 5; Jacob
E. Beir, i; NJ. B. Reed, /. Whole num-
Der of votes, so. Necessary to choice,
Second BaUot-Ford, IL; Bulger. Is;
Parker, /. Whole number of votes, 80.
Necessary to choice, 10.
Mr.. Bulger was declared duly elected.
Thejoint session was here adjourned,
the election of the remaining officers
having been postponed until the next
meeting. Eeft . III
VIM. II. Bassett was granted auction
GERS license.
BY resolution the standing commit
tees were declared joint committees.
ResoIped, That the Mayor and Prest-
dent ofthe Second Branch be nuthor-
lied to request of the Legislature of
West Virginia such legislation as may
be necessary TO secure just and equal
taxation for city purposes on real estate
within this city, and to re-enact 50
much of thelaw of 1855 as relates to the
appointment of the assessor. i9
adjourned.
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Dwelling House for Sale.
n OFFER FOR SALE MY DWELLING
i House erected on Lot No. So Main street,
Centre Wheeling. Price 1900, upon agree
able terms. Possession given on the first OF
A ]eaInaii2tf s BEVERLY YER NJ. EoFF.t
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TN CHANCERY IN THE CIRCUIrCOUHl
for Ohio County, West Virginia.
Edwin vaEney ard wife 94.H g 81 e ell'vg
ft9SifA ia tchSIS;, tIsSd an IT al, al =
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T. a. Logan, n. p. ShallcruSs, Geo K. Wheat.
Geo. Mendel, John Zoeckler, Snml. iMcC1el-
Ian, g. W. Fmnzheim, jas. N. Vance Alex.
IAuEhltn I "a az. g1i-iEfd
THIS COMPANY HAyIEGREEN DULY
Organized, are prepared to take risks n
fatr rates ON buildings or all kinds, mepchan.
dts mRpufacturfng establishments, furni-
ture, Steamboats, and cafgoes on the western
rivers and lakes, and also on the lives of per
sons for q term Of years This Company Of
IeFS superior Inducements TO farmers, where
by they can. be insured for three years, at re-
duced mates. This being q home institution,
composed OF some ninety-tour stock holders;
most ofwhom arc among our best business
men, recommends Itself to the favorable con-
stdera ton okthe lnsurtng public and solictts
Applications for Insurance VIII be prompt q
attended TO by theSel petRry. - st --ssi--. s
Once, No. Mel ,ure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
- = q y M. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAA4'E McCIEb1.ANi President.
GEO. MENDEI, Vice President,
Nc. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions
ONCE No. Mcclure House, being the same
formerly occupied by Adams Express Co.
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The two Committees on Finance and
Accounts were granted further time to
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE 8 OHIO R. R. COMFY
) Ea@EE . - =
OFFICE BAIT. & OHIO RAILRoADCo,L
az wHEELISG Dec 8, 1885

WINTER SCHEDuLt-tl lfH(is
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after Dec
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ovEHsEER OF THE CHAIN GANG.
Mr.. Noah Price being the only cHndi-
date, was declared duly elected pnapi-
.......sl,- -. !. =. :. - :. - ~.
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A single Bottle win last n month-tO!
.oisoT be used three times nday. e
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: Mr., Smith was declared duly elected.
LUMBER AND COAL MEAsuRER.}S1 q (
Jacob Beir, 8; VIM. Goudy, 3; Joseph
Salisbury, q. Whole number of votes,
81. Necessary to a choice, II.
Mr.. Salisbury was declared duly
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First Bafiot-George McGinnis, 2;
Henry A. uthman, 2; VIM. Gray, q;
Peter Benher, i; Daniel Murray, 10;
Robert Bond, q; George E. Wickham,
2. Whole number of votes, 80. .'Neces-
sary TO a choice, IL. y a-tit5 13F
Second BdLLOt-Uthman, 8; Gray, 2
Benner, 1; Murray, .; Bond, 3; Blank,
cessary to n choice, II. Mr.. Murray
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Gleveland q Pittsburgh Rail ROAD

4 ". 2. SMITH. Master OF Transpo rtation, {
i.dec5 ~ General Agent, Wheeling.
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Railroad Accident.

Essex Jus crIoN. w., April ia
painful accid, int occurred near Williston,
on the Central road, early this morning,
occasioncd ly the burning Of a bridge
twenty feet J ng which spanned a carriage
way. The Ere took place in the night,
and the night express going north, due
there about 1870, having no knowledge
Of it, was moving at full speed. The en-.
CINE leapod tie chasm but knocked out
all her trucks when she struck the oppo-
site side, 80 that she halted instantly
The cars, consisting Of the baggage car,
two passenger cars aud two sleeping cars,
were piled QUO upon another into the gar
lin a badly WI, cked condition. A French
man name unknown, was Instantly kill
ed. Conductor Appleton and six Oh
eight others were more or less hurt, one
or two quite seriously, but not fatally.
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Ba- History, with livid lips" has re.
lated how pcstilence has followed in the
wake Of war, to destroy populations al
ready decimated by carnage, and many
signs portend that our war will not prove
an exception to what has ZONE to be re-
garded as q rule. The telegraph informs
us that tho emigrant ship "Euglsad,p
from Liverpool on the 18th Of March,
has arrived at Halifax, having on board
twelve hundred passengers, ono hundred
and sixty Of whom are down with The
cholera, and forty having died on the pas
sage. Through the same instrumentality
We learn that two contraband negroes diet
in Washington, on Sunday, Of what wa
generally believed To- be that fatal posti
lence. In view o. tbese facts, every com
murity should, without alarm or paoic
prepare as best II may for the fearful VII
itor by the adoption Of thorough and il
dicious measures.