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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-25
Az OInT,lrK ITO the courtesy o.

An OLD-TnER.-To the courtesy Of
a friend we are indebted for q copy Of
the Virginia North Western Gazette
published in Wheeling on Saturday,
February oath, 1921, by Robert l. Cur
tbs, Printer of the Laws OF the United
States. 1t is weekly paper and was
published at three dollars per annum,
though t,eo dollars would "be taken if
paid in advance" 1t is just about one
half as large as the DAILY REGISTER,
and contains exactly four lines of edi-
torial matter. The first page is occu-
pied with the laws of the United States
(they had laws and United States in
those days. an article on Male Co
quetry, and an Extraordinary Adven-
ture, while the second pageis taken up
with foreign news and extracts from
the New York papers. j. Gallagher
& Co. announce late receipt Of foreign
and domestic dry goods, and James H.
Forsyth has two keel boats ready to re,
ceive freight. Zane, Knox d Mckee
kept a fine lot of paper on hand, and
any quantity Of hardware, and Samuel
A. Westcott, who kept store three
doors above Mr.. Porter's hotel, and ad
joining F. Farmers" offered boots
shoes, &c, at reduced prices.
In those days Samuel MClallen had
just opened a new saddlery establish
ment two doors south of the bank;
z. Mix wanted to sell house and lot
on Market street in front Of "the meet
ing-house;" Richard Mcclure wanted
those indebted to him to come forward
and settle, as did also John Gallagher
& Co. S. Potter e. Co. kept bookstore
opposite Mr.. G.. Jones hotel on MAR
| street.
The following advertisement mus
have been interesting to the party ad
dressed: "Mr. James Hutchinson, o
Brownsville, Pa, is requested by thu
subscriber to forward to Mr.. Rich {
Simms, of this borough, pair Of sad
die bags, which were lent to him in th'
borough Of Washington, Pa, (for the
purpose of carrying some plate tt
Brownsville.) By so doing he will save
himself from any more puJHc iacitatioa
D. D. Lancy.'
We do love to look over these ole
papers. Theirs is not the story of to
day, but of things long gone; Of hopes
ripened into fruition or forever blasted
They tell Of how men now gone strug
gled as we struggle only to find at las
that there are no pockets in shroud
and that the wealth of the world mus
be content with the same house as the
pauper at the last
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R. MARTIN, Esq, a former member
of the West Virginia Legislature, writes
from New Martinsville, Wetzel county
"Nessrs Ortoby d D,l6eM In Au-
gust last | purchased one of your
watches, and since then have never been
troubled about correct time The watch
even surpasses Your guarantee. The
case is heavy and strong, and neat and
finely finished | can recommend Our
Own Watch in every respect.
Call at Market Street Jewelry Store,
below Mcclure House, and see watches,
&c
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL Council
The Council Of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church of the Diocese of Virginia,
embracing the States Of Virginia and
West Virginia, will convene in st.
Mathews Church, in this city, this
morning at 10 o'clock Bishop Johns
will preside The Council is composed
of the clergy and delegated laymen of
the churches Of those States. Delega-
tons from Richmond, Petersburg,
Lynchburg, Norfolk and all the other
principal towns in the Diocese, arrived
last night.
The Council will be opened with the
morning service and a sermon by DR..
Minnegerode, of Richmond.
There will be service every morning
at 10 o'clock and halfpast seven. in the
evening until Sunday, when the Council
closes.
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For fine Parlor Papers, 90 to PAUL
Bros. e. Co.'S, No. 90 Market street, the
finest ever brought to the city. Vel
vets, Gifts and Hand Prints, fine AS
sortment of all kinds. a few Of those
cheap English Papers left. They are
extra wide and every bolt warranted
eight yards long. No short goods in
the house Call and examine their as
sOrtment.
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MORE or THE SUNDAY ROw.-Another
of the parties engaged in whipping
Thomas T. Cocayne on the hill above
Ritchietown on Sunday, was arrested by
Marshal Henry Schultz, of South
Wheeling, who is proving himself a
verv efficient officer, and taken before
Alderman Schultz, of that town, yester-
day, for a hearing. Frederick Stunz is
the name of the party, and the evidence
warranted the Alderman i'll inning him
$40 and costs, and requiring 500 for
his good behavior for one year.
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An APOLoGY.-We owe our readers
an apology-especially those who re-
ceive the REGISTER by mail-tor the
delay in getting the paper out for the
past two mornings. We have Just got
up new press and have been subjected
to more than ordinary annoyances in
getting it to working nicely The great
heat of the weather operating on the
new 'rollers'-composed of glue and
molasses--has caused them to melt
involving the loss of hours in repairing
the injury. We are all right again,
now, though, and the paper will he on
time hereafter We think we have in
our press room as handsome a piece of
machinery as there is in the country.
and we invite our friends to call in and
see it in operation.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. yesterday morn
ing about 6 o'clock a workman in the
Top Mill named David Arnot, while
working at the rollers, was struck in
the face by what is called flash,
that is the red hot particles from the
iron passing through the rollers flare
out and form stream Of fire. This
fire struck Arnot in the eyes, totally
DESTROYING one of them, and burning
the other eve and his face in terrible
manner The screams OF agony drawn
from him were terrible He was taken
to one of ourphysicians and all done for
his relief that could be
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ELECTION or OFFICERS Bates Lodge
No. 33 4. 7. Il \. NJ, at Il meeting
held last evening selected the following
officers for the ensuing year: O. $.
Long, W. NJ. (re-elccted); j. VI.
Rodgers, $. W; j. I. Merriman, j.
W; F. c. Winship, Treas. (re-elected);
Samuel Adams, Sec. T. w Bliss, Tyler
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IlMR. GIBsoS's BoDY FouSD.-The
BODY of Mr.. Gibson, who was drowned
Just above the suspension bridge some
six weeks since, and for which search
has been made ever since, was found
Yesterday a! We Gee coal hank
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DECORATION DAY.-We are informed
that a meeting of our citizens will be
held this evening at the hall Of Thoburn
Post, G. A. r., on Main street This,
as we understand it, is to he general
meeting of all citizens to make such
arrangements a. may he necessary to
make the proposed ceremonies of next
Monday Il success.
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\ BUGGY broke down on Market
street in front of the National Insurance
Companys Office last evening spilling
out one of the persons in the vehicle
and drawing together vast concourse
of people
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GREAT RACE TO-DAY.-At , o'clock
this afternoon the great event Of the
season is to come of over the Island
Trottng Park, being a contest between
John McGannon's Glencoe and George
p. Erhardt's Lady Chowdcr The race
is three mile dash, at catch weights,
for purse OF 5000 The horses are
very evenly matched and each owner Is
determined to win We are satisfied
that it will be one of the most hotIy
contested and exciting races ever run in
this locality.
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If YOU want table linens, towels and
napkins, now is the time to buy, while
Brues e Sanders are selling them at less
than one-half what they cost in gold.
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THE L. 5. District Court closed its
adjourned session yesterday until the
first day of the next term, September
6th
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JUST received, a large stock Of Burt :
celebrated make of Ladies, Misses and
Children's Shoes in fancy colors, at
Louis V. Blends, l07 Main street
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BROTHER II. X. HOWARD, OF the Ma
son Co,mty Journal, called on us yester-
day. He is delegate to the Episcopal
Convention meeting in this city to-day.
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THE largest and finest lot of Stereo
scopic Views ever brought to the city
have just been received by the Partridge
Joint Stock Company. Call and sec
them.
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THEATRE LAST NIGHT.-A large and
most fashionable audience attended the
representation OF the American Cousin
by the Laura Kcene Theatrical troupe,
last night The performancewas more
than cxcellcct. 1t was all that could
be desired Miss Keene's Florence
Trenchard was perfection We have
seen many Asa Trenchard's though but
few better than Mr. Bangs, and Lord
Dundeary was most capitally rendered
by Mr.. Oils Taking it altogether we
have had but few more acceptable per-
formances than those given by this
troupe in this city. They leave to-day
for GAINESVILLE and Columbus, and to the
press of those cities we commend them
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Mhate'er this man is sot 10 do,
He does 1t with n zest;
No mnttRr Mhnf thn nn,,tr....t 3.
HRVNVI W MT IIlt COnIrl
he does his level best"

Having entered seemingly OH con.
tract to drink up all the fluid extract of
cussedness'in the city, he made a bold
attempt to do it, and would have been
successful but for the fact that his hold
ing capacity was not equal to his ambi-
ton. He was fined 81 and costs. Which
he paid it
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THERE was a slight fall of hail at
Bellaire on Tuesday last.
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GEN. ROBERT f. LEE will not attend
the Episcopal Convention in this city.
His failing health forbids it.
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READ Mrs. Cunningham's advertise
ment of bonnets, hats, etc.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.-New arrival Of gift
books and stercoscopic views last night
The variety of views, especially those
of the Holy Land, are the fines, in the
CITY. The above and much more at
Religious Book House, 22 Monroe
street
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ORGAN for rent or sale low at Prof.
f. \. Webers.
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THE best meats in the market al
Harry Smiths, No. 100, Market street
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Jrsr received, 800 pairs OF Women S
fine Lasting Caters at 1915 worth
S3.5o, at Louis V. Blends, l07 Main
street
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A NEW lot Of fine Rustic Frames at
the Partridge Gallery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-05-25

THE most stylish boots, shoes and
CATERS in the city can be found at
Merges, 1873 Main street
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POLICE COURT.-1he rains of Monday
put a damper on the indulgences of our
old time galoots, and yesterday there
only appeared bucolic gentleman on
whom city whisky seems to have had
an unfortunate effect.
Hugh Boyd came TO town on horse
back, Tuesday, to attend TO biz. One of
Hugh's peculiarities is that whatever
he sets himself to do he does with all
his might. In the language of the
California barl
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:. They are Of DETERMINATIONS OF
$1,000, $500 and 500,

bearing interest TT the rate Of six per cent.
in coin, payable May LIST and November
LIST.
From our intimate acquaintance with the
affairs and condition OF the Company, we
know these securities Ia be- peculiarly de-
Sirablc and suitable for safe employment OF
surplus Capital, and funding ~ Govern
ment Bonds, by Investors, Trustees of rs
tatcS, and others who prefer absolute
security with reasonable income.
Holders OF United States Fivc-TwrnticS
are enabled TO procure these Bonds, bearing
the same rate of interest and having a
longer period to run, and to realize II large
Increase ~ capital in addition.
Bonds and Stocks dealt in at the stock
Exchange, received in exchange for this
Loan, ut the full market value, and the
Bonds returned free OF express charges.
Price 30 and Accrued Inter-
est i'm Currency.
Pamphlets, Maps, and fun Information
furnished on application.
FISK & HATCH,
) Nassau street. New York.
uur.g
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GREEN peas are selling at thirty cents
the half peck
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The largest and cheapest stock OF
white P. Ks in the city, at Brues d
Sanders.
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MORE rain Yesterday.
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PREPARE yourself for business 10y at
tending the National Business College
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ADDRESS CARDS written by the Pen
man of the National Business College,
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JUsT arrived, fine stock of misses
Bronzed Balmorals at Geo. B. Buchan-
ans.
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The beneficial effects Of these Bit
tiers can be attested by thousands
who have used them and acknowI-
edge them superior to any thing OF
the kind ever before offered to the
public.
As a sure cure for Dianhea, Loss
Of Appetite, Fever and Ague, ChoI-
era Morbus, Collie, Dyspepsia, Gen.
eral Debility or Nervous Headache,
this medicine has no equal. IT is
especially recommended to persons
travelling. as tending to counteract
the effects Of a change Of water.
These Bitters should be found
upon the Side-board Of every family,
as we'll as the Bar of every weII-regu-
lated Hotel.
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Coupon or Registered

form; they have thirty years 10 rnn' both
principal and interest being payable i'm
gold.
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Lady E1Sin,"
READY FOR THE SPRING TRADE

READY FOR THE SPRING TRADE
The Company also call the attention %
Watch Buyers 10 the fact that the Elgin
Watches now Offered have an added i'm
prOvemcnt over all Others, In new
PATENT DIST EXCLCDER.
30 constructed as To enclose tho works and
form protection against dust, enabling the
movement TO remain I'm order without
cleaning double the time that "A Watch will
ordinarily run without this protection.
The Company feel confident, after having
had their Watches three years. In the mar
kCt, and selling many thousands OF them I'm
all parts Of the country, that the
EIGIN WATCHES ARE THE BEST TIME
KEEPERS NOW OFFERED TO THE
AMERICAN PUBLIC.
OVER FIVE HUNDRED DEALERS
In various parts OF the land have unrcserv-
edly endorsed them. They are in use upon
numerous lines Of Railway, including the
UNION PACIFIC and the PENNSYLNA-
MA CENTRAL, and officers of tbrFss roads
with other prominent L. X officials cndOnae
them ~ the best Watches for the use Of X.
X. employees and travellers yet introduced.
The following are presented ~ specimens
OF thee testimonials:
TESTIMONIAL
USIoN PACIFIC II. r., OFFICE GES. SUIT.
OMAHA, Dec. 10, lsi9.
Hon. I. VI. AVERY, PTes't National Watch
Co, Chicago, Ill:
DEAR SIR--During the month that have
carried one Of your "B. W. Raymond"
Watches II has not failed 10 keep the time
with 40 much accuracy as 10 leave nothing
10 desire In this regard. For accuracy In
time keeping, beauty Of movement and nm
iSh, your Watches challenge my admiTa-
ton, and arouse my pride a. an American,
and am confident that In all respects they
Nlta If
the world. with similar manufacturers Of
older nations. They need only 10 b. known
Yours most respectfully,
G. q. HAMMOND, GeI1 Supt.
OFFICE or THE HUI=oS RIVER n. II. !
Gent Supt, New YORK, Jan. ~ inO.
T. VI. AVERY, ESq., President National
DEAR STR:-The Watch made by your
Company which have carried the past two
months, has kept excellent time. ! have
carried II frequently on engines, and have
been on the road with II almost daily. Dur
ing this time II has run uniformly with our
standard clc~<. Truly yours,
IN. T0UCY, Gcn1 Sup't.
The following dealers also, in various
parts Of the country, have certified that
they consider tile Elgin Watches 10 be all
thai the Company have advertised them as
better finished, more correct and durable,
than any I'm market Of similar price. and
that they have great confidence In recon-
mondin2 them 10 the public, on account of
their general merit.
OXToBY & DUFFIELD, Wheeling.
W. II. HESNEGEN a Co,
WHEELER, PARSONS q 20, New York.
WARREE, SPADONE & 60,
MIDDLETON & BIRD,
I. y. BYNSER,
HENRY GINSEL
GEO. W. PRATT d co,
S41UTI. HARRIET 4
J. X. REED & 90,
DUHME & 90, Cincinnati
JENKINS HATCH, -
G. HELLEBUSH, A."
r. JACCARD 4 co. -. Louis.
y. r. CRITTESDEN d co, Cleveland.
MORSE, REDDIN & HAMILTON. Chicago
J. H:HENSE, Denver, Col.
VI. N. BALDWIN 4 co, San FraneiSco, Cal.
KOCH & DRYFUS, View Orleans.
And over -Four Hundred others.
Various grades and prices made 10 suit
different tastes. aFh
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M'heeling gegister.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1870.
LOCAL MATTERS.

New ADvERTIsEMESTs.-Mrs. Cum
ningham's Opening of Bonncts, etc.
Main Street Business Lots for Sale.
The Life Association of America.
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River News.

The river was falling slowly yesterday,
the marks in the evening indicated
eleven feet, six inches In the. chAnnel.
The Hudson came up Friday evening,
and returned to Cincinnati Saturday aiier.
noon with a moderate trip:
All the IoCallpackets were on hand as
usual, Saturday.
Tho Belle passed down yesterday. She
lell an empty fiat here to be loaded with
pig iron for some point above. 'a'A''
We noticed, yesterday, considerable
number Of wagons and carts, besides
a pretty heavy Shipmcnt Of glassware on
the landing; awaiting the arrival Of the
Messenger, bound South from Pittsburgh,
Wepublished a paragraph q few morn,
ings ago from one Of the Cincinnati pa.
pors; In which 1t was stated that the Ma,
jor Anderson and Arlington would leave
there about the same time last Friday, and
it was whispered around, a little race
WouIo pESo'ply coae u ~ s,ye ~ !,
result " tne .,iHl y Spseu, .tO,l "n ..., !!
WI" Ue ssen ~" vIa a'eaes = e' ras.
" ,ne nors; ~, We o ,' s'a -, SspS
ulsa nan, anu ~ ~ O ~ N TFFS|
'oa TS ~ 1 1Io,os a' An5a-.o,, lao o,no,nn..,
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NARROW ESCAPE Saturday morning
as the down accommodation train on the
c. & P. R. r. was approaching West
Wheeling, young lady named Miss
Thornton, who lives in that village, was
walking on the track in the direction o +
Bridgeport, She saw the train approach.
ing Just as SHE started across tho bridge
over tho ravine, short distance above
West Wheeling; and believing she could
get across before the train reached that
point, she kept on. Whena bouthalf way
over she either discovered that she could
not get over or her courage 70 do 50 failed,
her, and she stepped to the side Of the
track and sat down OH the extreme end Of
one of'the cross timberS, clinging 70 It
with her hands and leaning out as far as
possible so that the train might not strike
her. In a moment moro tho train came
laundering along; and although she was
beyond danger and was not struck, the
nervous shock was SO great that she lot go
her hold and fell backwards into the IA.
vine, q distance of some ten or twelve feet.
She was severely injured, though no bones
were broken. NJ
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Names Of pupilS NeRo'AGOO bVn neither ab-
Ant nor tdrdv during t'e month
High SaaoOl-Jamcs Alien, Alex. Cape
hart, Richard Robinson.
intermediate d. pdrtplent- ~ Charles How.
ell, Ella Finney, Willie King. e !W
Third Department. John Ebefle, James
Turner, Harry Turner. Homer Castle
Frank McConnaughy, Ida Smith, Emma
AIcCounaughy, Lizzie 'Wo0dE Minnie
Wells, Susie Howell, Lizzie EbeFle,
Second DspdrtRoNt-John ClGlAnd, Klr'
~ Davis: Thomas q4S..I hcCOnnaughy' ss nrttit
hIHIdy-Hettie Alexander, Lucy Alex
anler, Minnie Castle, Anna McCon'
naughy, Eliza Netninger, Emma Hahn
Eddie Stewart, Willie Woods, Charlie
Martin, James Reed, Willie Fox, Angus
tus Slater, Arthur RinglauseF, Charlie
PlankCy.
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BLIND ToM.-Thc matinee Saturday
afternoon and the entertainment in the
evening, given by Blind Tom, were well
attended. This musical wonder always
attracts large houses People seem never
to grow weary of hearing him, nor is It
strange that they do not He Is certainly
without an equal in the profession in sew
eral particulars, He visits Cadiz, and
several other points in this region. After
the completion Of his present tour, he goes
TO Europe, we believe, for the second time.
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C1Rcurr CouRr.-Thb Court held two
sessions, Saturday. In tho morning, The
argument Of the case Of Nichols, executor,
&c, ~. Cots, trustee ct al, was commenced,
but not having been concluded, the fur
ther hearing was postponed until this
afternoon.
George DOherty, confined in jail In de.
fault Of giving bond to keep the peace
was released. .aLg Z.
At the afternoon session the argument
Of The case Of Kelb It a, q Caldwelrs az
ecutorS, was continued until the time o.
adjournment
Adjourned until Q O'Clock this P. Y
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gentlemen: Messrs. John Handlan, A: J..
Pannell, A. ]. Sweeney, John L. Hobbs
and A. Wilson.
We append tho shares each gentleman
voted for received.
John Handlan, 1,100 A. J: Pan1en,
1907; A. J. Sweeney, 1,0aei J. L. Hobbs,
751; A. Wilson, ia; Alex. Laughllns VA;
L, WOOdmAnSCe, 655; r Pratt, 90; ThOs.
O'Brien, 89;S. II. Woodward, 90.
For dividend, $50; against 762.
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MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1870.


Steamer Arlington.
Steamer Nick Wall.
E. A. Weber, Teacher Of Piano, &c.
Office Hempfeld Railroad.
Billiard and Eating Saloon for Sale.
For Rent. .+s
Before Removing-J, H. Smith.
List Of Letters. t..
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sroCKno1DEas' 1fEETrNG.GTKe regu-
lar annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
tho Citizens Street Railway Company,
was held Saturday afternoon in The Sec
ond Branch Council Chamber. :.
On motion Thomas Hornbrook was
called to the chair, and John Bishop ap-
pointed Secretary.
Tho annual statement Of tho Secretary
was read. It's In tho words and figures
following:
CHsMr Rat'.sav OOmpa"y's Statement JOr 0''
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FmE IN BELIA1RE-A brick building
in Belaire, occupied as a barber shop and
saddle mandatory, was burned early
yesterday morning. How the fire origina-
ted our informant could not ascertain.
The loss was not heavy.