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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-23
WASHINGTON COUNTY ITEMS
From the Review and Examiner.

VIM. HoFFnAN, of Morris thownship,
Greene county, sold two thousand
pounds of wool the other day at forty
1--WE cents per pound.
WE learn that Miss Sherrard, the
newly-elected principal of our female
seminary. has selected as one OF her as
sistants Miss Mary Mcdonald, a lady
who has won a high reputation by her
connection with the high school of Steu-
benville andth Hollidaysbirg and other
seminarles.
HIGHWAY RoBBERRY.-On Tuesday
afternoon Mr.. Brackston, (coloredl
was robbed of all the valuables in his
possession, viz: Sl3.75 and a half fare
ticket to Washington city, by three
white scoundrels, who attacked him on
his way from Bellevernon to the Con-
nellsyille K. r. Mr.. B. was a laborer in
the employ of Messrs. McClain Il Wood
". contractors on Sec. IL of the b. " "
K. R.. and had inst received his pay and
been discharged in consequence OF the
suspension ofthe work.
SEVERE ACCIDESr.-J. Alex. New
kirk. a well known and highly respected
citizen of Bentleysville, when returning
home from the commission OF Messrs
McClain Il Woodley, contractors on sec
ton IL of the B. u o. +. r., on FRIDAY
night, 10th inst, sustained II painful m
Jury BY walking over the end OF bridge
spanning the head-race near his residence
The night was pitchy dark, and Mr. y.
mistaking his course, was preclpltateu
with great violence upon the hard ana
parched bottom of the race, injurlng his
left side and shoulder.
KILLED on THE RAILROAD.-On sun
dav morning last about ten o'clock
Young man named james 5. Berryhil.
was fatally injured on the Panhandle
railroad at Dinsm6rc station, in this coun'
ty. The particulars of the sad affair, rs
far as we can learn are rs follows: Al
the hour mentioned the deceased had
started to walk to Burgcttstown 10 attend
church. When he reached the railroad
track an eastern bound freight train was
approaching, the conductor of which wa
an intimate acquaintance of hi
On recognizing his friend, Mr.. Berry
hill signaled him to check up 50 that ho
could board the train. This was done
and Bcrryhill endcavorcd TO get on the
caboose, but failed and fell i'll front ct
the rear truck, both wheels of which
passed over his right leg, Scvering 1t i'm
mcdiately above the knee and again cIo>'
to the body. The accident rcsuIt"dtata
" in about al hour
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Whaling Cattle Market.

july -, loi4.
The arrivals Of stock nj the Christ
man yards last week were rather
light, and the cattle were mostly of an
inferior grade. Prices given below were
the ruling figures;
CATrLE-The arrivals amounted to
only 81 head The lowest price paid was
$3.50 per cwt., and the highest 4.15.
Most of the cattle sold below 300.
HoGs-The ruling prices for hogs were
S. OOa5 % per cwt. Only eighteen head
arrived, which is the lowest number this
season.
SHEEP-Twenty-two head of sheep
were disposed of at the rate of cents per
pound.
one head, sold at IS 25 per cwt.
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Passenger Rates Reduced.
AAT TIE LIN ~.

10 Glasgow, Liverpool, Belfast, ana
Londonderry, &c.
State of Pennsylvania, state of Virginia,
State of Louisiana, state of GeOrgia,
State of Nevada. State Of Minnesota,
state of Florida, State Of Alabama,
State Of Indiana.
Sailing every Wednesday from the Com
pany'S dock, Pier b. North River, y. Y.
The accommodations and provisions pro-
vidcd on thcS" shiqS are unsurpassed by
those of any other line.
RdtcS Cf PtS'dge-Cabin, so and $50, cur
rcncy, according 10 accommodation re-
turn TickctS-Sl2O and $40. intermediate
or Second Cabin so, currency. Stecragc-
As low rs by any other first class line or
route. For dates OF sailing apply 10
AUSTIN, BALDWIN Il co, Agents, No.
-, Broadway, y. y; GEO. II. LEAF, 53l
Chestnut ST., Philadelphia; or J. +. MER
RlMAN, Agent, Adams Express Co.'S of
flee, Wheeling, w. Va. jcl3
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CANED.-On yesterday evening a
number of the citizens of Fulton, went
to the residence of Mr.. George W.
Rhoadcs, and presented him with beau
tiful solid gold headed cane. Mr.. John
Bavha made the presentation speech in
behalf of the donors, which was respond
ed to BY Mr.. Rhoades in very approprl-
ate manner, after which all present par
took of refreshments, listened to some
splendid music by the Fulton band, and
enioycd themselves very pleasantly for
several hours. The cane was purchased
at Hennegen & Co.'S jewelry store, and
contained the inscription, "Presented to
Mr.. George w. Rhoades, by the Citizens
of Fulton. Ohio county, W. Va, July q,
1874" Mr.. Rhoades has been principal
of the Fulton public schools for the last
nine years, during which period he has
faithfully performed his duties rs teacher
and has endeared both the children and
parents to him. He gees to Dallas, Mar
shall county, West Va, where he expects
to engage in the mercantile business.
We wish him success in his new sphere
and may he live many years to enjoy
the pleasures of his new home
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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
July %, 1874.
FIRST BRANCH.

.DhANNh.
At special meeting of this Branch
the following members were present:
Messrs. Butterfeld, Pannell, Stone, Shall
cross, Blair, Wilson, Boring: Cowen and
Todd.
On motion of Mr.. Blair, Mr.. Stone
was called to the chair.
An ordinance requiring the B. q o. K. K,
to locate watchmen at the intersection OF
oath and Water, and 35th and McCulloch
streets, or else be required to run the
trains within the city limits at the rate OF
four miles per hour, and make full stop
upon crossing each street, was read and
amended so as to include Waterman at
Handlan's crossing.
On motion of Mr.. Blair the street paw
ing ordinance was taken from the table
and referred to the committee on Ordl-
nances, to report at subsequent meeting
of Council, for perfecting it.
The objection offered was that no pro-
vision was contained in the ordinance fol
enforcing the levy.
On motion adjourned.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNcEMENT.-AS |
open my new wholesale and retail Music
Store at No. 20, told 62) Fifth Avenue.
Pittsburg, Pa. on the lst of August
next. | offer the stock now in store at
my place of business, No. TIA Main
street, Wheeling. Consisting Of Pianos,
Organs, and Musical Instruments Of all
kinds. sheet music, music books. &c,
until August lst, at wholesale prices.
Persons DESTROYS of making bargains had
better call at once, As the sale al these
prices will positively close at that TIME.
Special inducements offered in every
department. WIN. II. SHEIB.
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MAKING Room FOR FALL GooDs.,
In order to make room for Fall ana
Winter Goods l will sell for cash all
Serge. Cloth, Lasting and Colored Shoes
and Gaiters at greatly reduced prices. l
Justly claim that there is no place IN the
city at which you can find better as
sort;nent of Boots, Shoes and CATERS than
at nv store, corner of Main and Elev-
enth streets. Such is the variety OF
STYLES. width of last, etc. that none need
fear of being disappointed BY not obtain
ing a proper fit. All r and K crown
brand shoes warranted to give satisfac
ton or replaced with a new pair.
151O JERRY CLEMENS.
Fruit Jars, Jelly Glasses, and sealing
wa, at j. FRIDEL, & Co.
1870 Main street.
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THE following rules govern passenger
agents of the PENNSYLVANIA railroad:

agents of the Pennsylvania railroad:
Free passes or tickets of any kind will
| not be issued to any officer for the pur-
pose of influencing traffic
Passenger agents are not allowed to is
sue free passes, and all passes now in
their hands are revoked.
The established through passenger
rates adopted by the General Passenger
and Ticket Agenst' Association, with
full proportions, will be collected upon
all through tickets of every class
Only 100 pounds of baggage will be
transported free upon each ticket sold and
all excess in weight will be charged for
at tariff rates. An allowance of 80
pounds is made to transcontinental pas
sengerS.
Summer excursion route tickets to
places of public resort only may be sold in
June, July, August and September, at
rates based upon not less than two cents
per mile, and said tickets shall be so iSSu-
ed rs not to reduce through rates between
business centres and shall not b" sold to
and from points west of Buffalo. Niagara,
,JohnStown, n. V. Pittsburgh, Wheeling
or Parkersburg, W. Va
No other round trip tickets will be Is
sued or accepted.
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On AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY II,
" 1874, Trains will leave wheeling as Ioi-
lows, Wheeling time:
ST LOUIS EXPRESS.
EAST-LEAYEs. WEST-LEA'hS'
Wheeling wheeling
daily t.4 40 a. NJ. daily at...~s 20 P. NJ
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Washington .NeWark .....'.o' I'D A. ~
City $50 p, NJ. Columbus. "A 30 4. VI.
Baltim ore. 10 =. VI. SAND usky 30 - A. "
Philn......2:;s5 4. NJ. Cincinnati..lO:Sl An.
Npw York sos A. NJ. ChicagO......sUC p. NJ.
Sundays excepted.
WESTERN EXPRESS.
E.sr-LEAyEs. wEsT-LEAvEs.
W dHiiy NJ. " dSIy at7: A. M.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES At
Woshinrton Newark 1911 10 p. NJ.
i'ity T.IO A. NJ Columbus b. y 40 y. VI
baltimore. A. NJ. SanduSky b % u. NJ
Philn ....S - =. VI. Cincinnati-lO: 40 =. NJ
New York...j:lO p. M.,Chicago ......~o:+o A.
ACCOMMODATIONS
F,sr-LEAvEs. wEsT-LEAvEs.
wheeling Wheeling
daily at - a. NJ. daily at.....S:iO Pm.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
mhrrInnd = - T. NJ GAINESVILLE. 40 IN.
"SundayS excepted. sundays excepted
East bound trains make direct connec-
tionS ut Baltimore with trains FOR rnlIA-
drlphia, New York and Boston. At wash
ington City for all points South.
West bound trains make direct connec-
lions for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
WHEELING PTTTSB I'RGH And BAL
IINORE DIVISION.
FAST-LEAVEs wEST-LEAvES.
.WIrrliup Washington Pa,
daily at..:l5A.M. daily att - 4. VI.
Wheeling Washington, IA,
daily ai....i ~ =. NJ. daily at......2:iOf. W.
aSundayS excepted sundays excepted.
Tickets To all principal points can be
procured al the Office n the Depot;
THOS. X. SHARP,
Master OF transportation.
II. T. DENRIES, General Agent, Wheel
u,r mylG
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DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE

possesses qualities that no other dye does.
Its effect j. instantaneous, and IL Is 80 ma
tural that 10 cannot be- detected by the
closest observer. Being harmless and
easily applied. II is in general use among
the fashionable Hair-Dressers In every
large city I'm the United States. Price 81 "A
box. Sold everywhere.
Lab"ratory-NOs. ~. and ~ COrtlant
street, New York.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, July 22.-Flour-
In improved demand; Iowa. Wisconsin
and Minnesota extra family Il OOa7 %
Whcat--In limited demand; white A
al 40. Rye-IIeld at o.. Corn-Dc-
mand good. Buttcr-Activc but QUOTA
tions unchanged. Chee,e-Stcadyi west
crn prime llal2lc. EggS-Quict and
unchanged. Refined Prtroleum-DulI.
weak and nominully llJc. Whisky
Al pgp
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THE final deposit in the prize fight
for the lightweight championship, be-
tween Sam. Collyer and Billy Edwards,
was made in New York on Monday.
The toss for choice of ground was won
by Collycr. The fight comes off on
August II, within 100 miles of Pitts
burgh.
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SUNDAY ExCURsIoNS.-Thc steamer
Market Boy makes two trips a day on
Sundays, between Bcllairc and Martin :
Ferry. This is a great accommodation
for the people of the above places, as well
as Wheeling, and Capt. Porter deserves
credit for atiording them this facility TO
visit on Sundays. The fare from Bcllairc
to Martins Ferry is twenty-five cents,
and from Wheeling to the Ferry ten
cents
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THE MURDER CASE.-The arguments
in the Ross-Chapman murder case, now
on trial at Moundsville, were concluded
yesterday. Mr.. Davenport opened for
the defense, and Mr.. Good closed for the
State last evening. The Judge reserved
his decision until this morning at nine
o'clock.
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PIC-NIC.-The Zane and Chspline
street NJ. F.. Sunday Schools will leave
this morning on the Iron Valley and
barges for Cresap's Grove, where they
will spend the day in enjoyment. We
trust all who attend may have a pleasant
time and a safe return home.
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Leg BRoKEN.-David Montgomery,
who lives in the lower end of the county,
near the Marshal county line, broke his
right leg above the ankle, yesterday
afternoon about one o'clock, while jump
inr. DR.. Cummins was sent for and
rendered the necessary surgical aid.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the wharf last evening
indicated feet : inches in the channel
The Science departed for Parkcr,hurg
yesterday morning.
The Mallic Ragon is the Parkcr>burg
packet this morning.
There 10 now very little river news t,
report
The Cincinnati Commerciol of y"stcr,
day says:
Captain Charles H. Booth, after spend,
ing a few days here with his brother
Captain John X Booth, return, t.
Wheeling to-day, in company with Cap,
tain 7. L. Taylor, Of the Fra No. 10.
Captain W. VI. Li.t. ofthc r. X. Hud-
son. left for Wheeling Yesterday. taking
with him fine pair of fast horses. He
will indulge in buggy riding Will" tn"
! river is too low for navigation.
! CINcINxATG, July 22.-Rivcr feet,
& inches and falling. Departed: John :,
Bransford Cairo; Nashville. Memphis.
Weather clear and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, July 22.-Arriycd-CoIo,-
sal, Keokuk; Yeagcr, New Orleans; Ban
Accord, Mound City; City Nicksburg,
Vicksburg; Northwestern, st Paul;
Anderson, Cincinnati DEPARTED
Belle Lacross, St. Paul; Colossal and
johnson. Keokuk; Grand Tower, Mem
phis; Jasper and Kountz New Orleans;
st. Genevie, Nicksburg. River falling
slowly. There was very heavy rain
last night and this morning; also this
evening.
by Telegraph
PITrsBURGH, July 22.-River station
AIRY, with seventeen inches in the chan
mel; weather clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE. July 22.-Wcathcr
cloudy with light showers; mercury - 10
IS degrees. River fallen , inches. Port
list down-Rssehite, Eddyville, Gracey.
and Red Cloud. Up-Geo. Roberts and
Rapidan No. = Business very dull.
LOUISVILLE, July 22.-River still
swelling with feet inches in the chan
mel. and feet 9 inches in the chute.
Weather clear and warm. Businc-.
fair. Arrived-Laura Davis, Henderson.
Cobb. Cecil and barges Cincinnati. De-
parted-Dsvis, Henderson and Cecil,
lrontOn.
CAIRO. July 22.-Arrived-Pauline
Carroll, New Orleans. Departed-Pau-
line Carroll, st. Louis. River 10 !eet
inches and falling. Weather clear. Mer-
curry So.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July 22.-Cotton-Quict
ut lGir. Flour-Dull; family s. 4Oa
s 70. Whcat-Dull; rcd Ojal Of;
white bal -. Pork-lrrcgular; sales
at u 47a22 90 spot. Bulk Meat>-Shoul-
ders re; clear rib sides 9Sal0c spot; Zoe
buyer August; clear sides lO4c. Bacon
Demand fair; shoulders SIC; clear rib
sides lO4c; clear sides lie. Whisky
In fair demand ut 9Jc
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, July 22.-The trade
movement WAS slow in most departments
with commission houses and jobbing sales
were light. Cotton and Wooden Elan
nels continued active. Side Band Prints
in brisk request Manchester Fancy
Prints opened at Toe; Arnold'>
Prints in good demand. Ginghams in
improved request. WOODEN goods quiet
hut steady in price
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PERsoNAL.-Alfrcd Glass, Esq, Of the
Panhandle Nctcs, was in the city ycster-
dav and favored us with a call. We COR
daily recommend the Nc,rS to those of
our readers who wish to advertise in
Brooke county.
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THE roof of Wilson. saw mill, in the
Sth ward. was discovered on fire yeStcr-
day morning. but was cXtinguish"d with
ont doing much damage or creating n
general alarm.
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STATE BoNDs-Dull,


RAILROAD BoSDs-Dull.
SToCKs-Opened steady but later be-
c,me weak, Lake Shore declining per
cent in the passage ofits dividend, which
caused a falling off in the entire list. At
the close prices were generally the lowest
of the day. Speculation quiet and bust
dess light with the exception of Lake
Shore. small amount of the latter stock
being sold out under the rule. The gen
eral estimate on the street this afternoon
of the New Yock bids for the new Five
per cents was S40,0O0-0O0. Among the
sales to-day were 1880 shares of West
cru Union. 5000 Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore,
and 5000 st. Paul.
The Post says: The executive COM
mittee of the board of directors of Lake
Shore and Missouri Southern Railroad
Company met to-day and decided that nc
dividend should be paid to the stockhold-
ers out of the business of the company
during the last six months. The question
of leasing the road to the New \ ork Cen
trail and Hudson was not entertained, and
the report that it would BE- looks as If 1t
had been started To influence the price OF
the stock. The statement of the condl-
ton of the company'S finances has not yet
appeared. We are told that it shows
the road earned fraction above 3 per
cent during the time named.
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Toledo Market,

TOLEDO, July 22.-Flour-Demand
good ut full prices. Whcat-Demand
fair at full prices; Nc. 3 new white Wa
bash ~; No. white Michigan 40;
No. do 20; do extra | 50; No. am
Der Illinois l %. Corn-Quict and un-
changed
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ADDITIONAL RETURNS.-Thc vote of
Richland township on the railroad sub
scription was nearly unanimous. 1t
stood AS follows: For subscription. ,;
against subscription, -. We have only
received the vote of one precinct in Lib
erty township which is as follows: No
subscription l42; for subscription, none:
for transfer, 1873; against transfer, 3.
The vote i'll Liberty precinct had not
been returned up to last evening.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, July 22-ArrivalS, %
cars; best ST % to SO; medium ) 30 to
t l2@; common 4 75 to5 %; Stockcrs 3 o.
to 4 30; bulls = - to 400. HogS-Ar-
rivals, lOI cars; best Philadclphias 6 80
to ! 10; Workers 6 30 to 90. Sheep
Arrivals, 80 cars; best 3 80 to 5 IS; mcdi-
nm - to ) -.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, July 22.-Whcat-Dull
and inactive; No. | red winternew ~ 10;
old and new No. red winter nominally
unchanged. Corn and OatS-Steady and
unchanged. Petroleum-Dull, steady
and unchanged.
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NOTWITHSTANDING the complaint of
dull times our different manufactures are
turning out great deal of work and are
daily making large shipments to all
points of the country.
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CURE FOR CoNSUMPTIoN.--Get hand
organ. Who ever heard of hand-or-
ganiSt dying? They live forever, and
when they become too old to turn the
crank, they sit beside the old box and
their children do the grinding
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STEAM BOATS.
wheeling, Parkersburg ana
Cincinnati TransPoro"
qCompany's Packets.

couRIER. Capt. JACK HARRISON.
EXPREss,;GG CAPT PsI Is:A AsS Wheel:
- ing for Par SsenTSan a sSI 30
,, Rstnrning leaves Parkersburg every
Monday "wednesday and Friday at so'eiocK
u The TI1. EXPRESS leaves Wheeling ana
parkersburg every Monday, "wednesday
and Eriday nj lOL O'Clock q. m. Return
in mu IeaVSs ParkeRburg every Tuesday and
saturday at o'clock q. m.
For freight or passage apply TO
---o-------- c. II. BOOTH Il CO.,
dec 5 Agents
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by Telegraph

CAIRO. July 22-Arrived-Pauline
Carroll, New Orleans Departed-Pau-
line Carroll st. Louis. River 10 !eet 4
inches and falling. Weather clear. Mer-
curry So.
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4 STRANGE SIGHT.-WilSon Stranger
Esq, of West Wheeling, is putting Sec
ond story on his residence. Old river
men say it is the first improvement they
have observed for years in that ancient
hurw
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does surely and enectualIy control them
The testimony Of our best citizens, Oi ~
classes establishes the fact, that CHEKN
PICTORIAL will and does relieve and cur
the Affecting Disorder Of the Throat All
Lungs beyond any other medicine. TIE
most dangerous affections Of the Pulm!'
nary Organs yield TO its power; and c.
Of Consumption, cured by this prcparaiIDn
are publicly known, 10 remarkable y
hardly 10 be- believed, were proven beyond
dispute. As remedy IL IN adequate, on
which the public may rely for full prOtsc
ton. By curing Coughs, the Iorerunn@fs
Of more serious disease, ~ saves unnum.
bered lives and amount Of suffering not ~
be computed. ~ challenges trial and
cobylnces the most skepticsI. Eyery
family should keep u on hand a. q pfO,
lection against the early and unpeTceIyrd
attack Of Pulmonary Affections. which
ars,-ahDy met at INST, but which become
lnrIlrable and often fatal, II neglected.
Tender lungs need this defence: and - y
unwise 10 DE- without it, As a safsguar1
10 children, amid the distressing diseass
which beset the Throat and Chest o.
Childhood, CHEEKY PEcToRAL is inyalua'
Ole; Tor, by It's timely use, multit1des ~,
rescued from premature graves, and say,d
" the love and affection centered On them
IL acts speedily and surely against OlIF
nary colds, securing sound and heaIth
restoring sleep. No one Will suffer trou'
blesOme Influenza and painful BrOnchII,,
when they know how easily they can -
cured.
Originally the product OF long laborioa',
and successful chemical Investigation; -
cost or toll II spared in making every ~,
tie In the utmost possible perfection. -
may BE- cOnfldentially relied upon a. H,,.
sessing all the virtues IL has ever exhIDa
ed, and capable Of producing cure
memorable as the greatest II has ever -
fect4d
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-The western
bound through morning train, which
leaves Grafton ut G:l0. met with an ac-
cident at Bridgeport, Harrison county.
on the ParkcrSburg branch of the b. X
0. l.. R. Tuesday morning. The train
does not stop at the above place, but from
unknown cause the switch was turned
which threw the train off the track, up
setting the mail, baggage and
smoking cars. Grittrn Gordon,
the mail agent, had both Of his legs cut
and was struck below the pit Of the
stomach, and WA. supposed to be injured
internally by the physicians. DR.. Ram
sew, of Clarksburg, attended the wound
ed man. Fortunately none Of the pas
sengers were injured, though some made
IA narrow escape. Judge Moore, Of the
Supreme Court, was in the last passenger
car attached to the train, and the seat
in which he sat was smashed.
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The FOURTH Is OvER-Great reduc-
ton of my entire stock Of summer dry
goods and carpets, to be closed out re-
gardless of cost. Come on with your cash.
Now is the time TO get bargains.
J. W. FERREL-
Centre Wheeling