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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-28

Quick WoRK-A Thief Caught
Yesterday morning about . o'clock a
negro roustabout from the steamer Ar
cosy, named Henry Jackson, came up
town, and during his perambulations
he passed Kryter's gun shop. A Smith
& Wesson pistol attracted his wishful
eye, and he determined to have it.
Watching his opportunity, he made a
grab at the wished for article and ran
of. He was instantly pursued, cap
tured and taken before Squire Gillespy.
A hearing was had at once, and in de-
fault of. 500 bail he was committed to
Jail to answer the chargebefore the Octo-
Der term of the Circuit Court. We call
that pretty quick work. 1t was about
9 o'clock when the darkey left the boat
and by 10 he was q prisoner in Jail.
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PREsENTArIoN.-A very neat little
surprise was prepared for Mr.. John T.
Sheppard by the members Of Roger
Sherman Council, Jr. o. U. A NJ last
night. He was decoyed into the lodge
room where John 7. Cowl, on behalf Of
the Council, presented him with hand
some silver card basket, purchased
from Hennegan & Co., on which was
engraved in beautiful style. Presented
to Mr.. John T. Sheppard BY Roger
Sherman Council No. |, Jr. o. [. A. N.
The present was received BY Mr..
Sheppard in a very grateful speech.
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CIRCUIT CouRr.-Yesterday morning
after disposing OF the Quarter case, as
shown in another column, the Court
proceeded to the hearing Of civil bust.
ness, with which it was occupied until
the hour ofadjournment.
The trial of Colin Tolau, indicted for
shooting with intent to kill Louis Ad-
dleshon, will be commenced today. This
is the highway robbery case, with the
particulars Of which our readers are
acquainted.
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Police CoURT-There was but little
activity in police circles yesterday.
There were but two cases on the docket
yesterday morning, and one OF them
was settled on the payments Of the costs:
that of John Hughes, charged with dis,
orderly conduct.
Cilley Hughes, a colored sorosis, was
arrested for loafing in the Second Ward
market Cilley stoutly denied the
lounging, and protested dat l was
on'y gwine alter my cloes, marster, deed
OATS ALL" but the officer who made
the arrest, testified that he found her in
the market house on Tuesday night at
10 o'clock, about half drunk, lying on
the stalls. He warned her to leave
and on returning some time afterwards
found her still there. She was fined
81 and cost, and in default, resideth At
Castle Kennedy, for the next ten days.
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The QuARRrEa CAsr.-As we had

The QUARRIER CAsE.-As we had
already indicated would be the case'
Messrs. Wheat and Jones on yesterday
morning made application for a change
of venue in the case of the State against
Alexander C. Quarter. The motion
was not resisted by the Prosecuting At
torney, it being certain that all the aft,
davits necessary to establish the asser,
ton of the defendant could be obtained;
that the Court would issue the asked
for order, and that objection would only
consume time, without efecting any,
thing. The following order was made
The State of West Virginia against
Alexander c. Quarter, upon an In
dictment for embezzlement-No. |.
Same against same, upon similar in
dictment-No. 2.
Upon the application Of the prisoner
in the several causes above mentioned
and for good cause shown, 1.-THE facts
being stated in open Court, and affidaVlts
in support thereof having been waived
BY the Prosecuting Attorney, because OIL
his own knowledge OF their truth) the
Court doth order the venue to be
changed for the trial of said causes tc
the Circuit Court for the county o.
Marshall, that being the most conven
lent Circuit Court where, in the opinion
of the Judge OF this Court, the State
and the prisoner can have lair and
impartial trial.
The Judge stated that but for its in
accessibility he would have indicated
Hancock county as the place Of trial
that being the most remote from thi:
county, and the people there having LEST
interest in the trial of the cases than
any of the adjacent counties.
The Circuit Court Of Marshall county
holds it's next session on the first Mon
day in October.
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OPERETTA AT Mt. DE CHANTAL.-Tbe
announcement in yesterdays paper that
the time for commencing the representa-
ton Of the operetta of the Gipsey Girl,
at Mt. de Chantsl, this evening, had
been changed to seven o clock, gave very
general satisfaction, and will insure a
large and fashionable audience TO-
night. Trains will leave the Hemp
field depot at halfpast six o'clock this
evening. If this hour is likely to inter
fere with any ones tea arrangements
that should not stop them, for tina,
famous caterer, c. R. Behler, will be
prepared to furnish refreshments to all
who may desire them at the Convent o.
Mt. de Chantal. Be sure and purchase
your tickets Of C. R. Behler or John
List, to day.
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WILL NOT SERVE We are informed
that Messrs Maxwell, Mcclure and
Hess, elected trustees Of the gas works
at one of the late meetings of the City
Council have sent in their designations
We don't wonder at it. The idea OF
requiring man to give $4,000 bond and
then offering him $50 per annum for
his services is preposterous Better
give no salary at all Men will serve
the city without compensation with
more readiness than fora beggarly $50.
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TIE CONCERT LAST NraHr.-The

TIE CONCERT LAST NIGHT.-The
concert at Washington Hall last night
was, in every respect, grand success.
Nothing was wanting that was neces-
cary to distinguish it as the most
brilliant and satisfactory musical event
of the season. The hall was completely
filled by as fashionable and elegant an
audience as was ever assembled in
Wheeling and the music was superb.
Yhe selections had been made very
judiciously, as we think. They were
all unsteady good, but not too rigid!y
classical to suit the taste of the audi
ence. The performers all acquitted
themselves remarkably well and fairly
earned the encore which the delighted
audience demanded at the close Of
almost every piece.
Mr.. Whipple was in excellent voice,
and having good cause to feel proud, as
we have no doubt he did, of the splen-
did compliment bestowed upon him by
90 large an assemblage of his friends
never sang better in his life. His voice
was rich and smooth and strong, and
his INSTRUMENTATION gave additional
pleasure to his audience.
The singing Of the Fri King, by
Mrs. Whitaker, was wonderful. She
sang with great feeling, and her voice
made the walls Of Washington Hall
ring with melody.
The Duet Of Mrs. Whitney and Hen
negen was, as we expected it would be,
the gem of the evening. We don't
know when we ever heard anything that
pleased us better. This feeling was
shared by the audience, who, by their
rapturous encore, testified their pleasure.
But we have not further time to par
ticularize. Suffice it that we repeat the
assertion made above, that no such
singing or decentralization was ever
heard in this city before. Every one
OF the performers executed the part
assigned in q manner that left nothing
to he wished for
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ALABAsTER MARBLE ORNAMENTs.-
The sale of these attractive articles
takes place especially for the ladies al
q in the afternoon and 7 jim the evening
Those desiring to adorn their homes
have nice chance, as The goods will be
sold without reserve, at the store next
to Hares establishment on Monroe
street. Private sales during the day,
W. H. Bassett will conduct the pub
lie sales.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. a regular
meeting OF Roger Sherman Council, No,
!, Jr. O. L. A. NJ. held last evening,
the following officers were elected 70,
the ensuing term: J. P. C., Louis H,
Albright; c., C. D. Adams; V. c., D,
r. Brooks; R. s., Ell. Faris; A. r. s.,
J. Adams; F. S., z. Humphrey; Con
ductor, Frank Hazlett; Warden, j.
Hepburn: I. s, B. Adams; o. s, Fl,
Cormack.
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The REHEARsAL.-A very large num
Der of little people went to Mount de
Cbantal yesterday afternoon on the cars
Quite a number OF sturdy youngsters,
determined to save the money they
would otherwise have been required to
sluander for fare, walked out. Those
who were present were delighted with
the rehearsal and are satisfied that the
representation of the operetta tonight
will be most ENJOYABLE.
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We hear ppthing, as yet of mosketos
musketos, moschetoes or muschetoes
They have not put in an appearance in
these'parts. This should be read in a
low tone OF voice, least the "insex" be
reminded OF their dereliction and hasten
to repair it.
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TEARING DowN.-The work OF tear
ing down the Methodist church build,
ing in the Eighth ward, was in progress
yesterday, preparatory to the erection
of the new edifice. The congregation
will worship in the German Methodist
church until their new building is fin
;sbad
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CoRREcrIoN.-The types in Saturdays
issue caused an error in the name at
the foot of communication in reference to
the exercises Of the scholars at Young
Ladies Institute. 1t should have read
A Patron, instead of "a. Patson"
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WATCH SroLEN.-Night before last
aher'Fred. Gruber went to bed at his
residence, in the rear Of his shoe store
on Main street, near the Grant House
some thief reached through broken
pane of glass and stole his vest con
tanning gold watch worth SIS. There
is no clue to the thief.
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CHURCH PROPERTY AT AUcTIoN.-At
9 o'clock this morning the Building
committee of the German Independent
Evangelical Protestant congregation,
will sell at auction, on the premises, a
lot on Clay street, in East Wheeling,
the church building and a two story
dwelling house situated thereon. This
property is very advantageously located
and offers a fine chance for investment.
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ASSAULT AND BArrERY.-John A. A.
E. Elliott went before Squire GillesPy'
on Monday night, and made oath that
John Examiner had committed fla
grant assault and battery upon his son
Henry. The testimony warranted the
Justice in requiring Krammer to find
bail in the sum OF $500 for his appear
anos. Failing to do this Krammer was
committed to jail,
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= TRussEs, Shoulder Braces, Abdomi'
nal Supporters, Surgical Stockings and
Mechanical Appliances Of all kinds for
the cure of disease and deformities on
hand and furnished to order at E Book
ings Pharmacy, No. |. Odd Felloys'
Hall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-28

MOONLIGHT PIcNIc.-The ladies OF
the Presbyterian Church at Martinsier-
ry, Ohio, will hold a moonlight picnic at
Walnut Grove on Thursday evening,
June Goth, as will be seen by their ad.
vertisement. Our thanks are due for
an invitation.
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TURTLE LUNCH.-There will be a
turtle soup lunch set on Thursday night,
from s o'clock until l2, at the Atlantic
Saloon, near the B. d o. passenger
depot.
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OPEN FOR TRAvEL.-C. Leonhart,
Street Commissioner, informs US that
the approaches to Market street bridge
have been finished, and that structure
will be open for travel this morning
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JIMMY O'BRIEN, better known as
Cray Jimmy" who has been locked
up in Jail for a year or more, was on
yesterday set at liberty by order of the
Court.
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West Virginia Insurance Go,
FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.

FRANKLIN INSURANCE co.
OF WHEELING.
'ArA DIRECTORS '''''''
Saml Mcclellan, George Mendel,
T. II. Logan, Thos =. ShallcTOss,
g. w. Franzheim, N. Vance,
J. II. Hobbs, Michael Reilly,
Louis T.. Stifel.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
organized I'VE years, and In that time done
a successful business, In still prepared to
take risks at fair rates On Buildings OF all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing Estab-
lishnents, Furniture, STEAMBOATS, and Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes.
This Company offers superior induce
ments to Farmers, whereby they can be
insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and
contents, for three or five years at reduced
rates. This being a State Company, with
THE LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid In and surplus Of any company IN the
State and composed Of some ninety -four
stockholders, most Of whom are among our
best business men, recommends itself TO the
favorable consideration Of the insuring pub
lie, and selicits their patronage. Applics-
tons for insurance will be promptly at
tended TO at their Office, No. - Monroe
Street, or at their several agencies through
ont the State.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
e. N. COEN, Secretary.
A. L, WILEY General Agent. febag
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The monotony Of the numerous coal
oil accidents that are continually hap
pening all over the country is being
varied just now by cheese poisonings.
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NorHING EQUALS IT.-Bockings Un-
rivalled Baking Powder. Sold by Gro
GERS and at E. Bookings Pharmacy, No.
| Odd Fellows Hall.
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ROUND trip tickets to Mt. De Chantal
where the Operetta Of the Gipsey Girl is
to be performed, this evening, Captain
Devries informs us, will be twenty-five
cents.
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THE best imported and domestic
cigars, and the best brands OF chewing
and smoking tobaccos, at ia! Market
street, one door below Mcclure House.
\. Lemon.
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The public schools of the city close
their session for the summer on Friday
next.
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BRADLEY's wooden knitting yarn, in
air colors and qualities, for sale at John
Eckhart's Stocking factory, No. lS3
Main street, at factory prices.
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WE have not heard whether the City
Council meets tonight or not. 1t has
had but one meeting this week yet.
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MANUAL of Specific Homeopathy, for
the administration OF medicines and
cure OF disease, furnished gratis at f.
Bookings Pharmacy, No, Odd Eel
lows Hall.
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QUITE number Of teachers from this
city will be present at the State Teach
ers' Association which meets at Ravens
wood. on Thursday.
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JOHN T. LAKIN & Co., Merchant Tai
lors, 81 Monroe street, have the largest
and finest assortment of Linen Coats
Busters, &c, to be found in the city.
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M'heeliug &egistsr.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2s, 1871.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Wanted to Hire.
Moonlight Social.
Washington Hall-Dramatic.
Auction Sale-Lot on Clay Street.
American Watches-0xtoby & DUFF
field.
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THE best assortment OF colored Shoes
in this city, is at L. v Blends, lOI
Main street
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JCsT REcEIvED-Full stock OF Ladies
Misses and CLildrens Button and
Lace Shoes, in all colors, at L. V.
Blond l01 main street
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TRANSPORTATION.
wheeling. Pittsburgh and
Baltimore IL. IL. Go.
LATE HENPFIELD II. r.

Ia, IlEtS%5G ON AND AFTER Nc.
~ SS~TTsday, June l2th. lS7I, trnlu,
Will run as follows, daily except SUNDAY &.
Wheeling time:
EAST.
Leave Wheeling at 7:2J A. NJ. An.ycH.
Washington 1905 A. NJ.
Leave Wheeling at i:l0 I. ". Arrive Ut
Washington Gs55 i. ".
WEST.
Leave Washington at 6:35 4. VI. Arrive
nj Wheeling gtJ A. NJ.
Leave Washington ut S:l5 7. VI. Arrive
at Wheeling go =. ".
JOHN l.. WILSON.
Master OF Transportation
X. ]. DENRIES, General Agent.
Jel2
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L. V. BLOND has the finest and most
Stylish Shoes in Wheeling.
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YESTERDAY was the anniversary OF the
battle of Chickahominy.
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IT was raining at midnight last night
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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
TUESDAY EVENING, June q.
SECOND BRANCH.

SECOND BRANCH.
The Second Branch met in special
session.
Present-Altmyer. Baird Clator, K.
Crawford, Howell, Hubbard, McAdams,
OBrien, Phillips, J. 6. Smith, Porter
Smith, Sheppard, Weisberber, Water
house and President Forbes.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read. approved and signed,
The Board of Appeals reported the
following resolutions, which were
adopted:
Resolved That the petition of VIM
n. Travis be laid on the table for want
of proper form. !:
Resolced, That the petition OF Mary
Crawley be rejected.
RESOLVED, That TIE petition Of James
Dalzell berejected.
RESOLVED, That the petition Of john
Bishop and. others be granted.
ResoIred, That the prayer OF the
Wheeling and Parkersburg Transpor'
tation Company be not granted.
The committee on Market Street
Bridge reported the following resolu
tons:
Resolved, That The amount OF one
thousand dollars be paid to the Balti
more Bridge Company, provided they
make such alterations in the vertical
rods as are satisfactory to Walter C.
Smith and the committee on Market
Street Bridge.
ResoIved, That the bill OF Walter c.
Smith amounting to one hundred dol
lars for services as engineer Of the
Market street bridge, mp to the 26rh oil
June, be paid.
On the passage Of the first resolution
the yeas and nays were demanded
Those voting in the affirmative are
Messrs. Baird, Crawford, Howell, Hub
bard, McAdams, OBrien, j. g. Smith
and President Forbes-S.
Those voting in the negative are
Messrs Altmyer, Clator, Phillips, Por
ter Smith, Sheppard and Weisgarber-
6. So the resolution failing to receive
a majority of two-thirds, lies on the
table until the next meeting.
An ordinance assessing the water rent
for the year was read three times, and
an amendment offered reducing the tax
on each member ofa family to 80 cents
and on the rental value to two and one
half per cent, which was adopted-yeas
10; NAYS 1. 1t was also amended by
making the tax on boarding houses
three per cent. The ordinance as
amended was adopted
On motion the Second Branch
adjourned.
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FIRST BRANCH.

This Branch Of Council met at their
chamber last night, pursuant to ad-
iournment. In the absence Of the
Mayor, Mr. Allison was called TO. the
chair.
Present.-Allison, Blair, Boring,
Butterfeld Campbell, Cecil, Handlan,
Harrison, Kelly, Pannell, Stanton,
Wilson and Weidebusch.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and signed.
An ordinance assessing and levying
a water tax for the year 1871, was read
and passed.
The resolution instructing the City
Solicitor to report to the Council the
power Of the city to remove distractions
from The streets, was received from
the Second Branch, and concurred in.
The resolution from Second Branch,
in relation to employing additional
counsel to defend the city's interest in
the gas works complication, was con,
Cured in. g
Adjourned.
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w" FVI N1'''' WI y, III I'D o. Ut. II'IU a, M
Tickets 10 all principal points In the pa.
and west can be procured at the t'nl'u
Ticket ONCE, In Mcclure Ilouse, aul fu Zoe
Station at Bridgeport.
y. II. MYERS,
Juno DOM Passenger aud Ticket Ann
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SEE specimens of "BerIin' Cards at
Brown Il Higgins.
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Our Flavoring Extracts can not be
excelled. F. Booking, No. | Odd Eel
lows Hall.
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La g. t;...:E;S- PASSENGER TKAIN
N ssH-s-r will run by the tollOu,ns
schedule on and arer May 18th, ~
Wheeling time:
CINCINNATI EXPRFsS.
EAsr-LEAyEs wusr-Lg.y.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily ALTO a. "A. daily al ,..-iO. o..
AkiIVss AT AHRIyTs At
ParkeisJuTR LanesyiIle 3l5y
Cumberland 2:O5 p. n. Newark.a."..iS5
Winchcsier...g0 Il" Sandusky... -
StThsDurg....-. COlumbus..pyjb
HsgerstOwH.9
Baltimore LIB
Washn City G4O 4"
Philadelphia GAL
New fork....J16O I"
FAST LINE.
EAsr-LEAvEa wHsr-LhAvIs
'WheeIing Wheeling
daily at..-.5: o p. n daily at. GA
ARRIVES AT AKRIyEsA
fJrKersburK':g1A 4. NJ. Zancsville..Il?gA A. y.
CuInbeTIa d.2fO Newark ~ A..
WinchcsieT.-g35 " Sandusky....5:',j
strAsDurg...-'l:W Columbus ....EB
naserstown 100 SUNDAY e&ucp'''.
Baltimore ....S.2j "
Wash. City..giO
Philadelphia iaGP.M
New York ....4:I5
Sundays excepted.
MAIL TRAIN
EAsr-LEAvEs wrT-LEaya,
1 v" HetlinR SN. naelinZ
daily Bt...ll:i5 p. NJ daily M u-.PN
hhhINE ~ At ARHINE- ~
PaTkersburKll:20A N .Zane-yiIIc S.L,A
uyualS ianu.svg Newark. 20 %
Inrne vi E5y Y. n. .Sandusky...
I strHbuTg..--3:0 Columbus sJA.N
HagerstOwn2:l0 l-SatuTdsys exc.pi,sl.
Baltimore...-i:Sj
Washtn City515
Philadeiphlal:iOA A. ~
New York "
saturdays excepted
ACCOMMODATIONS
| EAST-LsAyEs wFST-IyAyLS
W hseiln8 'Wbreling
daily aL-.lDsI5 A. n daily Ht,E.DPs
| ARRIVES AT ARRIVES At
rIkefspuig-s 59 p. n. Evansville t2j
Cumberland g5j Newark .llgIg
Sundays excepted. Sandu, ky.
ColumbUs...lEB
Sundays eIc"p'T,
Trains on the Main Line make con ~.
tons AZ Baltimore with trains for Phllaf.
( Riia, New York and Boston. Al ESaJ
house, via Washington City, for all points
Central Ohio trains make direct coDDsc.
non at Columbus for all points Wet en-
Tickets 10 all principal points can he pro
cured at the once.
JOHN l.. WILSON.
Master OF Transportation, HaltlIGOre
r. T. DEyRfFcs,
myE General Agent, Wheeling.
I
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WATERPROOF CEMENT,

For splicing machine belts, which will be
ready for use in a few moments after the
belt Is cemented.
They are also the sole inventors and man.
ufacturers OF the new Iubricaiing compost
ton called M1NERALINE, and their nm
paralleled composition for preventing In
crustation in steam boilers cannot be
equaled. Mr.. Names will call personally TO
the manufacturers, or can be seen for few
days at the Grant House jeR