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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-02-07

MARTINS FERRY NEws:-An spplica.
ton for the charter oil a new Glass Com
pany has been made by D. Park, Jr., Jas.
A, Gray, s. B. West, r. L. Sweeney, and
VIM. Clark. 1t Is proposed 10 incorporate
the new concern under the name of the
Ohio City Glass Company. The Netos
says that the stock is being taken up
rapidly. A number Of the stockholders
will be employees of the company.
The same paper contains the following
items:
MIR. L. Spence and other parties are
trying to negotiate for the purchase OF the
Counselor Cook Stove Works.
The Steel Works are success. They
have made several runs, each time turn.
ing ont a superior grade Of Steel. r.
The Secret Society question comes up
for discussion before the Peoples Literary
Society on next Monday evening.
The bell for the cupola Of the Bel
mont Mills has just been turned out by
Messrs. Culbertson, Wiley & Co. Il
weighs $500.
Pipes for the new Hot Blast at the
Furnace are arriving daily from Pitts
burgh and will be placed IN position as
soon as the weather will permit
The President OF the Ohio CITY Iron
and Nail Works, closed contract Tor 400
tons OF Iron, at very favorable rates yes
terday. Ohio City Is sure TO come out
all right.
1t is none Of our business, but we are
pleased 10 learn that one Of our leading
manufacturing establishments during the
current week have negotiated. loan OF
$50, 900 at very fair rates. Just so much
capital added TO the active industries in
Martins Ferry.
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BRIDsRPoRT ITEMs.-E. P. Rhodes,
ESQ, and vile leave in q few days on an
extended tour through thesouth. They
will be 10 Memphis during the celebration
Of the Mardl.Gras carnival. A pleasant
trip 10 them. u ~ 3
At the Masonic supper in st. Clairsyille
Q lew evenings since, the Rev. w. F.
Lalick, OF this place, was made the recip.
lent Of a very handsome Knight Templaf's
regalia at the hands Of Hope Command.
cry. Of which he Is q member,
We hear Of q transfer Of real estate 10 q
young gentleman Of this place, who IL
supposed 10 be contemplating matrimony,
We do not know whether he intends com
hitting that act or not, but the above
would certainly look as though something
serious were ION the boards"
The walk 10 the school house has been
improved by an additional crossing OIL
alacE, much to the satisfaction Of teachers
and scholars.
Our gas works have not yet been com
pleted, and there is strong probability
that they may remain In an unfinished
condition for some time 10 come. W.
understand our Getty Fathers" have
under consideration the Inshman's prop
osition to pay $40 per year more ant
have the moon shine'eVery night. Intht
meantime we think II a few lamps, were
put up they would be hailed with grea
deal Of satisfaction by orr citizens.
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MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs.-In making
your selection Of a Piano or Organ, dom
fail TO examine the stock of Messrs
Adams 6 Lucas, 1897 Market street. The
instruments they represent, viz: the
Steinway, Knabe and Emerson Pianos
the Mason & Hamlin and Smith Amer
lean Organs, are universally acknowl-
edged 10 be the leading instruments Of the
world, and taken together they make ar
assortment so varied that no one can fail
to be suited IN the selection of an instru
ment, either as to price or quality. Inas
much as many INSCRIPTIONS dealers offel
Tor sale instruments OF questionable char,
acter and inferior quality, it would be
well to bear In mind the fact that but few
persons buy more than one instrument in
a lifetime, hence the necessity OF making
a careful selection, Tor, as thousands d
experienced parties can testify, 1t is cheap.
er, safer and better 10 buy Instruments oil
established reputation, Of good and re-
sponGible makers, than 10 risk money in
doubtful experiments.
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Every year increases the popu-
larity Of this valuable Hair Prep
aration, which is due to merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that it is kept fully up to
its high standard; and it is the on
ly reliable and perfected prepara-
ton for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making
it soft, lustrous, and silken. The
scalp, by its use, becomes white and
clean. 1t removes all eruptions and
dandruG and, by its tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling
out, rs il stimulates and nourishcs
the hair-glands. BY its use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In badness, itrestores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create y new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING ever
used, as it requires fewer applica-
tons, and gives the hair a splendid,
glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes,
MD, State Assayer of Massachu-
sets, says, "The constituents are
pure, and carefully selected for ex-
cellent quality; and | consider it
tho Best PREPARATION for its
intended purposes"
Sold all Druggists aud Dealers IN Medicines.
Prina Ono 0o1Iap
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Miss MRHoL1N's LRcTuRE.-A very
fair audience assembled in the Opera.
House last night to hear Miss sallie ].
Meholin's new lecture-"Which ?" The
different points. :. in the lecture were
ably handled and well illustrated,
and the lady frequently received hearty
applause. Miss d. Is a fine speaker
and an original thinker, and the lee
ture Of last evening contained many
hard hits at popular nuisances.
In opening, Miss Meholin announced
that her text could be found recorded in
the I'd verse OF the LIST chapter OF the
Chronicles OF Every Grumbler-"And II
came TO pass that he strove to render
himself miserable, and likewise his neigh.
Dor also"
She said that the majority oil our peo-
pie want to be happy, but there ia large
class who seemingly are equally anxious
TO be miserable. 10 be miserable 1t Ia ab-
solutely necessary that you suffer men
tally as well as physically II is neces.
sary TO keep ignorant OF all that Is good
and useful, and TO make up your mind
that there Is no such thing as disinterest.
ed friendship. Lovers Of misery always
meet trouble hallway. s6 n
To fulfill the requirements Of the sec:
ond clause Of the text, and likewise his
neighbor also" It is only necessary that
you make yourself disagreeable. Make it
point never tOsee any good In anVbolv.
Abiding TO the careless training OF chill.
dren by their parents, abe spoke OF igno.
rant mothers and nurses medical sta.
tislics show that one.third oil all children
born die before they are two years old,
and three tourths Of these die through the
carelessness or ignorance Of mothers and
nuraes. go
II there is one person above another
who is eminently calculated to make in.
noCent mortals miserable for an hour and
a hall at a time, it is a third or fourth
rate preacher, Travel also brings out the
selfish and hateful in ones nature.
Thesccret ofhappiness Is toknow how
to do something useful; encourage all
branches Of industry. Teach your chill
dren that labor is honorable, idleness, a
crime, and the Importance Of doing well
whatever one undertakes. The most Of
our women who depend upon their own
exertlons for support are so lily prepared
to do any kind Of work that the world be.
lieves no woman can do tirst-class work.
A girl should have agood trade or pro-
lession, and be as independent as boy.
If strong, healthy woman will only put
her brain and will to work she can be-
come as efficient as a man. Such a wo-
man can feel that she has an important
work TO do, and can do 1t with will.
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The Hudson leaves for Cincinnati at 8
O'clock this afternoon.
The Carrie Brooks will leave for Pitts,
bntgh. 81 36clock Sunday morning,
The Panther has laidup at Lagrange,
and the Boaz at Wellsville.
The Juniata leaves Pittsburgh for Gin
cinnati today, and the Fearless for st.
Louis.
Pittsburgh coal was sold aaoAt on last
Tuesday, at Cincinnati, Tor nine cents per
bushel, which Is the cheapest price It has
been sold at for many years.
[By Telegraph
PITTsBURGH, February 0. River on q
stand; 8 feet 10 inches.
CINCINNATI, Februry 6.-Rver 20 feet
and falling. Departed-Andes, Wheel.
Ing; Paragon, New Orleans. Cloudy and
showing all day.
ST. Louis, Feb 6.--Arrived--Laura
Davis, from Nashville; Colossal, Keokuk;
Crescent City, Cairo. Departed--Mess-
enger, Tor Pittsburgh; Belle, Memphis.
River falling steadily. Weather cloudy,
with flurrles Of snow. Ea.
EVANSVILLE, February Grained and
showed from A. NJ. till noon. Mercury
80 TO SO, River fallen 20 inches. Up
QuiCkstep, Pat Rogers aud FaYette
DOwn-Charmer, Lawrence, Salient,
Mitchell, TarascOn, Mary Ann, and Mary
Amcnt. Business dull on account Of bad
weather.
CAIRO, Feb. 6-Arrived-MoIlie Ebert
Idlewild, Evansville; Julian, New Or
leans; Jas D. Parker, Memphis; Minneola
Cincinnati. Departed - Down - Davis
Nashville; Grand Tower, Memphis; Es,
peranda, Ohio, last night Departed
to-day-Ebert, Pittsburgh; Fanny Lew
is, st. Louis; Sam Roberts, st. Louis
Idlewild, Evansville; Parker, Cincinnati
River has fallen ID inches, Cloudy
Mercury IA.
LoUBvELLR, Feb. 6.-The river is fall.
ing with feet and inch in the CANA
aud Z feet and l inch In the Indian pass
At intervals during the day 1t rained
showed and sleeted. All the boats which
have passed through the canal since the
last order Of the Canal Company have
been charged only hall rates. Hereafter
till another rise, full tolls will he charged.
Arrived-ShaDnon, New Orleans; Mary
Houston, New Orleans; Andy Baum,
Cincinnati Depsrted-Shannon Oincin.
natl; John Kilgour, New Orleans; Andy
Baum, Memphis.
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SENATOR WIILEY's LEcTuRR.-Not-
withstandipg the inclemency Of the
weather and the unusual number Of
entertainments last night, quite a respect.
able audience was present at the Chapline
Street NJ. Z. Church to hear the Hon. W,
T. Wiley lecture on Wesleyan Hymn.
ology versus Doggerel." Starting oul
with the famed remark Of Luther, that he
was "at odds with the man who did not
love music" he proceeded 10 analyze DR..
Johnsou's "critique Of religouse poetry"
He did 1t in manner which demonstrat.
ed his intimate knowledge OF fair and
generous criticism, and Of broad and accu.
rate scholarship. He did not venture 10
give definition Of poetry, remarkinp that
one might as well attempt to d.
fine the form Of the fragrance OF the
flower His estimate OF Mr.. Charles
Wesley as religious poet Is q very hipb
one, but not higher than that Of the
North BTtid RSUieIO, an authority BY no
means friendly to the Wesleyans Of Eng.
land. His unsparins condemnation Of
the doggerel poetry in vogue in certain
quarters was timely and just. A lecture
like Mr.. Willey's can be appreciated oply
by hearing Il, and no brief newspaper re.
port can doit justice, II betrayed a
highly cultivated mind. keen powers OF
analysis, and the spirit Of an intel
llgent Christian. The next lecture
win be delivered by Rev. DR.. Watkins,
of Pittsburgh, Pa, Friday evening, Feb.
IS, 1874. Subject; "How Americans
TalkP
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TRANsEERs OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol.
ow ing deeds, transferring real estate in
the county Of Ohio, were lett for record
at the Office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court during the week ending yesterday,
February6:
Deed made Jan. 80, 1874, by Joshua
Burley and others 10 Margaret E. Porter,
vile Of +. n. Porter, Tor the south 30 feet
Of lot 90. Market street N. w. Admit
ted Jan. 80; $1,000.
Deed Of assignment made Jan. 30, 1874,
by DE-. Shcwartz 70 Thomas Mccormick,
OF all his goods In store on Market street,
Nos. 2l40 and 2142, for the benefit Of his
creditors. Admitted Jan. 80.
Deed made Oct 81, 1873, by MT. Zion
Cemetery to Fred Pape, for burial lot 10
IN said Cemetery. Admitted Jan. 30 !
Deed made Sept. 8, 1873, by A. Q. Dun.
levy and wife TO Matthew RiesB, for their
right and title 10 the south one.half Of lot
so, Market and Eighth streets, N, W., be.
Ing the undivided one-ninth part. Ad'
nlited Jan. 81; $500. -.
Deed made Oct. A, 1873, by G. A, Beall
and wife To Matthew Reiss, for the one
ninth Of the south one-half OF lot 80, N,
W. Admitted Jan. 81; $780,; -.
Deed made Sept. 0, 1873, by G. F. Tay'
lor and wife 10 Matthew Relss, for the
one ninth oil the south one-half Of lot 80
N. W. Admitted Jan. 81; $500. .
Deed made Jan. 80, 1874, by F. n
Porter and wife TO Matthew Kelss, fol-
the undivided tive.uinths OF the south
one'half Of lot 50, N, W. Admitted Jan
81; $500.
Deed made Sept. 9, 1873, by Christian
Frank and vile 10 Charles SchWerLleger
Tor part of Sunny Side Vineyard, OIL
Caldwell's Run 40 by 40 feeD. Admitted
Jan, 81; $l35
Deed made Jan. 8, 1874, by Edward
Sample and vile to Robert =. Sample
and Joseph Z. Sample, Tor their right
title and interest in and TO 1888 acres o
land. Admitted Jan. 81; $4,000. :
Deed made Jan. 81. 1874, by d. +. Nc
Kinley, Trustee for Sarah Moore, 10 Mich
olas Hill, for the north one. halt Of lot No
Q in Square II, Caldwelrs addition. Ad-
mltted Feb. 2. ~. ~.
Deed made Aug. 6, 1873, by g. W
J Thompson and others. toEdward Reel, fol
piece Of ground between west bank Of /
run and Daniel Ritter's lot in Fulton
north side Of road. Admitted Feb. 8
$50
!. Deed made Feb. 8, 1874, by Edward
= Reel and IwiIe TO Abraham Mikes, FOL
piece of ground between the west bank o
run and Daniel Ritter's lot, north sid
Of National Road, in Fulton, extending
i back 100 ieet Admitted Feb. 8; 800.
Deed made June 8, 1869, by Green,
. wood Cemetery to John Gray, Tor buria
a lot % in Section 3D." Admitted Feb. 8
$35.
. wood Cemetery to John Gray, for buria
lot No. 8 In Section "B." Admitted Feb
8; 1856.
Deed made Feb. 2, 1874, by s. NJ. Ham
ilton and wife to Christian Siebke, for 81
feet OF the north side Of lot No. IS, Cald
wells addition, Ohapline street, between
Goth and eth streets. Admitted Feb. 4
$4,000.
Deed made Feb. 8, 1874, by John Graz
and vile to David Martin, for the Yves
one.Aalf of the east one.half Of lot 2l9 OF
10th street, East Wheeling. Admitted
Feb. 4; $500.
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River news.

The river is still falling slowly. Last
evening the marks at the wharf indicated
2 feet Q inches.
The skillenger passed up to Pittsburgh
ats A. N. yesterday.
The Express lett for parkersburg at 10.
a, NJ, with good trip.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
at l-P. N. with a,fnetrip Of miscellaneous
freight. Hfsl 4 GTEgli'~
The Granite State will arrive from
Pittsburgh and depart for Portsmouth al
q O'clock thismorning. l''.
The Courier is the Parkersburp packet
to-day.
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AT GREATLY REDUCED PRIcEs.-
Christian Hess, Merchant Tailor, in order
to make room for his spring stock, offers
his entire assortment Of elegant goods at
greatly reduced prices. Mr.. Hess stock
comprises everything In his line Of the
best quality. He employs competent
workmen, and all orders are filled
promptly and with satisfaction. Gall and
be satisfied.
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PHILIP PHnL1Ps.-To-night Philip
Phillips. the sweet singer Of sacred songs,
will sing in the Opera House. None can
listen TO his singing and be surprised al
the wilderness OF his fame. His songs are
Charmingly simple, are each adorned will
an excellent moral, and are rendered with
deep feeling. Reserved seats can be Sc
cured at Adams & Lucas music store
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NEW GooDs DAILY.-Now is your
chance. The greatest bargain ever offer.
ed. One case Of black Doeskin Cashmere
at so cents per yard. SILK and Wool do
in proportion, at ]. W. Ferrel's, Centre
Wheeling. I.
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Buckingham's Dye.
FOR TEE WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation, which will
quickly and etfectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold By
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents,
Manufactured by R. P. HALL 6 CO.,
a.f NASHUA. Nh.
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Snow sToRM,-Aiter several days oil
preparation and premonition, the weather
clerk yesterday gave US genuine snow
Storm An day long the feathery flakes
fell thick and last, and Mother Earth was
soon covered with garment Of pure
white. z iiNMilN.. IN \.
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BAIL FoRERlrED.-Leyl Friedlauder,
who was charged with obtaining goods
under false pretcnCes from Joseph Schu-
man at Pittsburgh, gave bond In 500 to
appear before Squire Mccormick at 9 P.
N. yesterday. Ftiedlander failed 10 sp-
pear, and the bond was declared forfeited
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OFFICERS ELEcTED.-At meeting Of
the Board Of Directors of the Peabody
Insurance Company, the officers elected
10 serve for the ensuing year we're
William Bailey, President; Alonzo Lor
ing, Vice President; N. G. Arthur, Score,
tary; ]. V. L, Rodgers, Assistant Score.
'tary; Lewis Bailey, Cashier
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FEsTIvAL-A Festival will be held at
Washington Hall on Thursday evening,
Feb. 18th, for the benefit Of the Thomson
ii. +. Church A gold headed cane Ia TO
be voted Tor. The candidates are Judges
Cranmer. Melvin and Cochran. The cane
can be seen at G, P. Browns Iewelry store,
where votes will be received.
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sLE1au1Ne.-The first sleighing for the
winter Of 1884 was enjoyed last night.
Untif q lateShour the bells jingled merri.
ly throughout the city, and livery men
smiled asthey have not smiled for months.
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PoE1cE eouRr.-A young man named
Cornelius Vance, who Is not entirely IN.
known in police circles, saved this court
from q whitewash yesterday morning.
1t was the old story BE goes upior thirty
dG1s,
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Coon BusINRss,-The proprietor of the
st. Evansville bus line Is evidently doing
q handsome business. The bus for st.
ClGirville yesterday afternoon was
crowded inside and out, and five passen-
gers were left at Bridgeport for want Of
room.
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TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT MADE by get.
ting your goods at the closing out of the
entire winter stock Of Dry Goods by j.
W. FERREI, Main and 20tn streets, Gen,
ire Wheeling. ... d., ~
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APPOINTED ADMINISTRATOR. Lewis
8. Jordan has been appointed Admins
traitor Of the estate OF John N. BsusmaD,
deceased, late Of Ohio county; bond, 5000.
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SATURDAY, FEB. I, 1874.
New Advertisements.

St. Matthew'S Church.
A Festival.
Architects Supplies.
New Goods. L. Hobbs, Son & Go.
Obstacles TO Marriage.
For, Sale-Mule.
spectacles oxtoby 6 Dufleld.
Gold Fish
List Of Letters.
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THE FULTON Row,-'squire ClArkson
yesterday issued warrants for the arrest
Of August Miller, August Rust, Fritz
Winder, Frank Schwartz and Christian
Repp, who are charged with participate
ing in q row at Fulton last Saturday
night, Schwartz had hearing last even.
ing and was dismissed. The other cases
were continued until Monday afternoon
next. Repp was so badly injured in the
melee that he was unable to appear.
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SHoRT.sIsHTRD gentlemen who cross
the street to read circus posters nova.
days find themselves disappointed. They
are only comic valentines in shop
window. 81 : l-' g.
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TWILL SELL all the present stock oil
Ladies, Misses and Childrens velvet foxed
shoes, Philadelphia make, at cost, to close
out. Call soon. Jerry Clemens.
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ADNnNIsTRATRIx.--Jane Morgan has
been appointed Adminlstratrix of the es.
tate Of the late VIM. Morgan; bond,
$4,000.
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New styles Of Rusches, Dotted Melting
Hamburg Edgings and Linen Cuffs and
Collars, at E. Belle, corner of Market and
11th streets.
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MARRIAGE DEMONSTRATING the
week ending yesterday three marriage
licenses were issued by the Clerk OF the
County Court.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the temperature as
observed at Silvey's Drug Store, corner
opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
sA 80 ii ~. SER TN.
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REAL Hair Pompsdores, Wilson Braids
and Saratoga Puts, received at E. Bells
corner Of Market and 18th streets.
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A sPLENDlDLY carved Knabe Piano Is
for sale at a great sacrifice at sheib's
Music Store. Win be sold for less than
twothirds the list price. Apply early.
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GUARDIAN APPoMTED-Fred Nolte
has been appointed guardian Of George,
John and Anna Ankle; bond, 5000
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HEAVY uudressed German Linens,
vastly superior to the Irish, and great
bargain in Heavy Linen Towels, at J. 8.
Rhodes g. Co.'s
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STREET OAR No. 8 ran of the track
near the end OF the suspension bridge on
the Island yesterday afternoon. No delay
occasioned. ava ...t
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BLACK Moreen and colored moreens
the new thing for Ladies' Skirts at j. 8,
Rhodes & Co.
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THE ground hog has not had o chance
to see his shadow yet.
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TIE LATEST OUT. : Ladies French
bronze toilet. slippers at Jerry Clemens
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IAN evening of Sacred Song" at the
Opera House tonight.
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TIE Martins Ferry people indulge in q
grand circular fox hunt to day.
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Do NOT fail to hear Philip Phillips a
the Opera House tonight.
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You will find the cheapest and best as.
sortment Of Dry Goods, Carpets, OIL
Cloths, &C., in the city; at John Roemer's.
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Go AND hear the Singing Pilgrim" a
the Opera House tonight.
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LENT begins on the 18th instant this
year.
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sEcURE your seats this morning for tue
Phillips Concert.
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PLENTY Of amusements last night.
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To SAVE money in bleached and brow
muslins go TO ]. W. Ferrel's.