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MISCELLANY.
MA BELLE MARIE.

pYs P. DRIyKR.
I'm. stsrs listen down thro' the windows OF night
10 M la laby s9ngs OF the seat
The snrf woo<s the strsnd with ia kssn OF white,
But throw al MY kisses 10 thee,
AMI | list Tor thy lay,
Though 80 far, Tar away;
Far fhx songs and thv kisses are only for me, /,
Ma belle Mariel
The lady Rose peeps from her lattice OF thorn,
Wee hawthorn buds blush in the tree.
And the lilies turn gayly their checks 10 the
morn,
But they mind me hut family OF thee;
And vi D envy they die,
Wrtn their colOrs would vie
with the bloom OF thy maidenly bushes 10 me.
Ma belle Marie.
Pleasure tcmpis % her wassails. but ever In vain
Her hampers now briinming and freei
For the WINE ot thy love rs the bumper Gram,
With a health. gcnie lassie, 10 thee
Ayi no flts win know
save ihe trimming outflow
OF the hear that beats only anu ever Tor me,
Ma belle Mariel
--Amoiean Homes
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years She has not usfrequently made from
twenty 10 thirty dollars day. she never
speaks but with tin box strapped I'm front,
steadied by her handlea st:;mps, she walks
mp and down Broadwuy, sometimes paue,
ing. rs IL exhausted, 10 ~ upon doorsteps
or the edge OF the side wslk. Besides New
FORK. She works Boston and Philadelphia
for a month or two every year. fhe
larger part Of her gains have been invested
in real estate. and five years ago she was
taxed for eco in the city OF Brooklyn.
Donbtless there are others who could show
as good an account. Akin 10 these are the
hand-organ grnders and padrones, many
Of whom. although living in the vilest
quarters. own real estate i'm the city or
suburbs. lhe grand henag-arters Of the
bcggaTs. pcSially the Lowest among them,
Is In and abont the Five Points, up Baxter.
Mulberry. Hester aud Elizabeth streets,
and down about lIsyard, Roosevelt and
Catherine streets. From some unknown
sympathy--they herd
together. though very Tar from agreeing
with one another. Muriepus rows fire.
quently take place amongst them. and as
many are Italians, the knife is freely used.
According 10 the statistics OF the police
department, only one In ninety OF this
class are. of American parentage, and il is
equally gratifying TO know that in all the
criminal classes like. though perhaps
not SO large. disparity exists
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PRoB,BIY no one disease is the cause Of 80
much bodily misery and unhsppiness land the
disease is almost universal among the Ameri-
eau people) as dyspepsia. It. causes are
many and vsriors, lying chiefly in the habits
of our people. The remedy IL simple and
efectnal. Use DIR. wishsrt's Great Ameri-
can Dyspepsia Pills. They never fail TO cure.
Com.
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Mis- Mary BRYANT. a ro

Miss Mary Bryant, young school
teacher of Cazenovia. H.. committed sui
eide recently by taking muriatic acid. She
fingered about forty minutes after taking
the fatal potion. and died in great agony.
The suicide i matter Of surprise, as no
one can imagine any reason for her COM
nIitting the rash act.
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AMONG the fine arts not lost il the art OF
children making holes in the toes Of boots and
shoes. Time taken about ten days. SILVER
TIPS are an excellent remedy never known
10 fail
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The multifarious means OF making
money Ia city without working for it,
the living by ones wits, so 10 speak
are well set forth by a writer in the Bos-'
ton Commercial Bulletin. commencing
with
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CANCER

rtt. well known that the whole medical faculty o'
ali schools 0f medicine have pronounced Cencfn ~
cmrahie What sublime enrontery In any person VI
stand up boldly In the face Of ali th. authority -
claim 20 b. able 20 Cancer To put FORM susn
cialu In the teeth OF the medical profession. ~ W
cffy of Phi laeiphlN With it, v0ridreno~ned sc,sr
tfc professors and medical colleges. would be- unle
u be suh-tAntlafed In the most unquesiionabc u.
nrr hsight OF imrnfence rarely attained by fnor.-
man. DIX THORPE boldly claims that be can es,..
has Cured. does cure. and viii cure Cancer. a. WEI
dlseses of chronic and sctofnious nature. and nr
ther fh.f mr. eures every case a. ken ny MIN.
We dos rrfs by = sysfen which no other physician Y
me world prarrices. Hts mefhod OF treatment ln,E
orafes the BODY stis up the dormant energies o y.
turr. purines and cicanees the system, and np,ns
tone and health 20 all the orxaus OF the BODY ~
r11@fho IA the r,st roterf ever discovered and thai
/. whaf IL Il elaisd 90 be will he established 70 1s
entire satisfaction Of any one who ~1ll invesusAe
THORPEAy INsTITVTE,.
No. Dos Chestnut street. Phiksneipn''
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II. II. H.
RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF I!
The Cheapest and Best Medicine for
Family Use in the World.

UNI OO-OkNI oOx \ LIZ
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND PREVENT
EPIDEMICs AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES THAS
ONE HUNDRED LOLLARS EXTENDED FGk
OTHER MEDICINES OR MEDICAL ATTEND
ANCE.
TEE MOMENT RADwAYS READY RELIEF IS
APPLIED EXTEfsNALLN-OE TAKEN INTEEs
NALLr ACCORDING TO DfRECTlOSs-PAIA
EI.ON WHAIENER CAUSE. CkAskS 10 EAIsf.
IMPORTANT.-Miners. Farmers. and Others resl3-
ing In spsrsely setle districts where IL is difficult %
secure the services Of q physician. RADWAlS
READY RELIEF l. Invaluable. u can be used with
positive ASSURANCE OF doing good In all where
pain or discomfort - experienced IN seized vlta
Influenza, Diphtheris. Sore Throat. Bad Coughs.
Hosrseness, Bilious Colo. Inflammation 81 the Bos
cls, Stomach. Lungs. Liver kidney or with Croup.
Quinsy. Fever and Ague; or with Neuralgia. HEAD
ache, Tie Douloureux, Toothsche. Earsche; o. vith
IumhagO. Pain In the Back or rheumatism OF viii
Diarrhds. Cholera Norbus or Dyssntery; or win
Barns. scalds or Bruises with siralns trsmps q
kELIEF viii cure you " the worst Of these coz
Tuenty drops Ia half tumbier OF water VIII IN
few moments cure CRAMI., SPAsMS. SOUR SION
ACH, HEARTBURN.- SICK HEADACHE, DlAk.
kH1.A, DYsENTERT, collie. WIND IN TIE
BOWELS. and AL INTERVAL PAINS.
Travellers shonA algAys carry . bottle o. RAD
WAYS READY RELlEf with them fcv tropsin
wstcr viii prevent sickness pains froa change of
water. IL 4 better than French Brandy Vr Bttcr ~
. stirnuiant-
Sold by Druggists. Price, so Goats.
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Read FALSE AND TRUE"

send one letterssnrnp to RADwAY = Co. No. z
Warren street. New b ork- Information worth thc9-
ssnds wtil be sent yoa-
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DR.. RAILWAYS
REGULATING PILLS!

Perfectly tasteess. elegantly coated with sweet CUR
purge. regulate. purity cleanse strengthen. kA
WAY PILLS. Tor the cure Of all disorders of ne
stomach. Liver. Bowels. Kidneys. Bladder. serfols
Diseases. Headache. COnstipAtion COstivcness lnef
zrstion. Dyspepsia. Btllou~uess Bilious Fever lnntm-
nation Of the Bowels Piles. and AL Dcrangenent. q,
The Internal Nisrer2 Warranted to effect positive
cure Purely Vegetable. containing no mercury.
minerals or deicterio1s drug.
gEObserve fhe following sym ptoms resulting frol
Disorders Of the Digestive Organs:
Constipation. Inu ard Piles, Fullncss OF the boo1
In the Head Acidity Of TIE stomach, Nausea. Heart
burn. Disgust of Food. fullness Of Weight IN ne
stomach, Sour Eructaffcns sinking or Flattfrine y
the Pit Of the st0Tnsch. Swimming Of the Head har-
rfed and Dfncur breathing. fluttering at the hesr
Choking or SuffOcating Sensations when IN Lynx
Posture. Dimness Of Vision, Dots Webs before N.
sight. Fever and Dull Pain IN the Mead. Bencieny i
PerxvrAtiou, IeilO~nes- Of the skin and kyes fal,
in the side. Chest. Linlhs. and Sudden Flushes Of
a few do.es of RADNAY'S PILLS will free ne
system fron all the abovc-azzned disorders
Price Is cts. per Box. Sold by Druggists.
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The Autocratic Gougtng or the Saw
tug~ Banks - PRwn-b rockers and
Their tuStomers Boarding-riouse
Thieves. sneak Thieves. Shop-Lift-
ers and Street Beggars.
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Passing from those who make their
money under the protection Of the law.
we findan immense number Of the popula-
lutte crime, from petty rhieving up to
burglary and highway robbery. Over So
900 arrests were made in New York last
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07

COUNTY CoURr.-The following BUSH
ness Was transacted at this Court yes
tsrdsy:
On motion OF D. Peck, Esq, Peter
Tsllman. Esq, Of st. Clairsville, was
admitted to practice in this court.
On motion Of Prosecuting Attorney
Cracraft. D. Peck. Eco, was appointed
an assistant prosecuting attorney for
the remainder OF the present term.
10 the case Of the Msrchsntr Ma
tioual Bank vs.. W. q. Chapman d Co.,
the pleas and demand for jury were
Withdrawn, and judgment was taken
for plaintiffs for $507 20.
John D. Maxwell was appointed sd.
miniatrater de bsn.s non. with the will
annexed, OF Perry Person, rice John
Pierson. resigned.
The case Of Louisa Fricker vs.. Z. g
Cracraft WAS commenced and is still on
trial. Considerable interest is mani
tested in this case, ard the court room
was crowded with spectators. P. Tall
man, Esq. appears for plaintiff, and
Nessrs. Davenport and Good for defend
ant.
The court adjourned until 9 O'Clock
this morning.
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POLICE CoURf.-There were eight
cases before the police court yesterday
morning.
Thomas List. charged with tumult
and disorder on Saturday night. was
ansd ten dollsrs and costs.
Ricardo Frary, charged with ssssult
and battery on Otto Nebingsr, wss fined
Ave dollars and costs.
The case against Nellie Steel. charg
Cd with assault on Otto Nebinger, was
dismissed 1t her costs.
Dennis O'Lsary for indecent expo
sure in the Second ward market nous Q
wss assessed Ave dollars and costs.
Joseph Elliott was sent to jail for
thirty days, in default Of paying . ans
Of twenty dollars and costs for drunk
enness. % So
Otto Nebingsr. for assault and battery
on Ricardo Frary, wss fined two dol.
Lars and costs. ~
John Bolin for assault and bat
tsry % Ricardo Frsry, VA assessed Eve
dolls,s and costs.
James Currans. charged with disor-
dsrly conduct was fined three sollszs
and costs.
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PRRsoSAL.-J. r. Donohoo. Esq,
late editor Of the Morgautown Csnitits,
ton, is in the city. He has located ct
Fairview. Hancock county.
Judge Jackson, Of the Cunited States
Court, is at the Mcclure House.
Hon. B. F. Martin. Member OF Cons
gress elect from the Second District, 10
stopping at the Mcclure House.
Mr.. Charming N. Smith, local editor
Of the Parkersburg Times is stopping
at the Grant house. He 10 in attend.
suee at the c. 8. Court and We have
our suspicion that be has some other
counting on hssd OF course, We don't
knoc.
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River News

The river was falling last evening
with I fsst s inches in the channel.
The Express departed for Psrksrs-
burg at the usual hour yesterday morn
ing. -: -, -. -.
The Andes arrived from cl ''i 'Hn
last evening. s-i or7 20 sr.sT
The Exchange arrived from ctncin'
natl yesterday morning. and departed
for Pittsburgh. r...... - -
The Mallie Ragoa will leave tor
Pittsburgh at 7 o'clock tAis morning.
The Courier is the Parkenours
pscket NJ the usual hour this morning.
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati
this afternoon ct 3 o'clock .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07

IT. LAKIS d Co.. merchant ailors
and dealers in gents furnishing goods,
No. 80 Twelfth street (old Mlnroe)
have received their stock Of fa and
winter goods which they are now pre-
pared to make up in the latest styles to
suit purchasers and o perfect 6t guar
auteed. They have also on hand q full
line Of gsnt's furnishing goods to suit
the most fastidIous. Persons eoutem-
plating buying will do well to call and
examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Shirts made to order and q tit guar
snteed.
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TERRUAECk


Another large crowi asssnhlsd at
the Washington Hall isst night. The
friends and advocates Of tsmpersnes
seem to nevsr 1T tired Of listening 70
the oft told isle which iifsrsnt speak,
an repeat about the misery and woe
caused By ihtsmperspce. -, =
The neetiss 'wss opened bV singing
and praying. after which the
RKy. Nh. TRRFY,
of the German Methodist church. adj
dressed the audience in German and
spoke for about half an hour. At the
conslusion ofhis German speech he
made Q short address in Engliah.
After the singing Of . hymn.
Kly. NRs. BALL
made q short and earnest appeal 10 be.
half Of the cause OF temperance, -snd
urging oil to join in the work and
oy erthrow the terrible evil.
RE. Nh. sRls1ow
Of the Baptist Church, made few re-
msrks, in which he encouraged The
ladies in their noble work.
REV. A. J. LYDIA,
of the Methodist church, also made q
brief address. It was announced that
owing to the illness Of Judge z. d
Cochran, that gentleman would moi
address the mssting - was expected.
After singing the do1ology and TIT
pronouncing Of the bensdiction th'
meeting dispersed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07

BKsoRs 'SQU1RE MoCoRNloK.-Dsuiel
Henderson appeared and charged An
drew Mooney With commistings breach
OF the peace. by threatening to kill his
wife, Mary Jane. Upon trial, the
evidence being conclusive 90 to the
threat, the defendant was required to
ipd security 10 the sum Of $500 that
be would keep the peace for the period
of one year.
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CLEAN UP.-We are glad to learn
that the Health Officer is already &C.
lively engaged in the sanitary work Of
the city. A number OF orders for the
suppression Of nuisauces on private
property have been issued during the
past few weeks. Now 10 the only prop
er time to put the city in COED condi-
ton. but the aid of every good citizen
10 necessary. No one mss. however
great his power, can do al. Let every
one 20 to work and put his own prem.
ises in good condition, 90 that We may
maintain the reputation Of being one
OF the hsslthiest cities in the country
Th. Health Officer is now visiting ths
houses Of the city, and should be cheer
fully assisted everywhere. Don't wait
TO be compelled to clean up.
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D4stinguishsd CsmPiineas 60 Amer
isnu Planes.

Xessrs. W. hndbe d 70.
GnsTLKukN-On the eve OF my de-
psrture from this city, I cannot refrain
from expressing to you the satisfaction
and pleasure I have experienced In the
use of the Knabe Pianos. now at my
residence. Since my arrival in this
country, aud during my stay here !
have had in constant use both 8 grand
and an upright piano Of your manufsc-
ture, and must compliment you, as
we'll ss words will admit, upon the su.
preme excellence Of their qualities and
mechanism and in transmitting to you
this unsolicited endorsement OF the pi-
amos from your establishment, beg to
reiterate the praise and sentiment OF q
vast number Of musical friends, who
have on many occasiona tested the IN
strumeuts now in my possession.
PAULINE LUocA.
Adams Il Lucas, 1877 Market street,
sole agents Tor Knabe Pianos.
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GoNa EAsr.-J. w. Ferrsl desires to
inform the public and his many GUS
toners that he 10 now in New York
and having taken advantage OF the
great decline in goods, will open this
week one Of the largest and most COM
plsts stock of goods ever brought "a
this city. Ladies will do well 70 Cal!
and examine before purchasing, IS
will sell. J. W. EEhhEt,
Centre Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07

RosB Nc 4 PosToFFrcs. young lad
about II pears Of age named Jenkins,
Of New Cumberland, was arrested on
Saturday, on . charge Of breaking into
the postofice OF that place and taking
money theresrom. He will be before
Commissioner Forbes. this (Thesdsy
morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07

TIE CoMSe PlANo-Stsinlcay Uprigh'
-Messrs. Adams Il Lucas, 1927 Mar
kst street, have recently succeeded in in
PRODUCING the Sseinwsy Upright Pianos
in Wheeling. BY the sale Of several Of
those superior instruments to some OF
cur citizens.
Tide Upright Piano 10. from ito small,
compact form and handsome exterior.
especially suited to the toudoir, the re-
eeption room and the parlors OF many
houses where the Grand or Square ri.
ano could not conveniently be placed.
Messrs. Steinway 4 Sons have, after
long and earnest study and expert.
ments, succeeded in producing Uprigh.
Pisnofortes which are the most perfect
instruments OF their class constructed.
The volume OF tone 10 fully equal to
sny Of Steinwsy's best Square Grand
Pispoe, while the quality is OF the
mos, exc 1isits musical charscter-purs,
sym path etc, and in the highest degree
pliable. The durability Of these new
Upright Pianos. and their capacity Of
standing in tune, il unparalleled in the
history of pisno making. and even
greater than thss Of the best Grand and
Square Pianos. ,
Too much can not be said in favor Of
these instruments; in net, they must
be seen and heard TO be appreciated.
There ID no doubt whatever that the
stelnway Upright Piano will shortly
displsee other styles Of instruments,
and the Nsssn. Adams i Lucas. sole
agents Tor the same, assure No that
there II Q rspidly Increasing demand
here Tor the same. and that they intend
in future 70 keep Q stock Of them con-
SANITY on hand.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07

VRsrRYNEN EEfofsD AT . meeting
of the members OF St. Johns Episcopal
Church, held yesterday, the following
gentlemen were elected vestrymen for
the ep.uing church year:
W. E Hughes. W. W. Irwin, c. P.
Whitney, B. C. Dick. R. g. Jordan,
R. A. McCabe, George Lynch.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07

q. 8. DISTRICT CouRT.-The United
States District Court, Judge Jackson,
presiding. met at the court room in the
Custom House. yesterday. Owing to
tie non.arrival OF General Gof. Dis
trict Attorney, nothing, was done but
the calling Of the docket.
The Court adjourned until this morn.
ing at9 o'clock, at which time the
grand jury will meet.
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FInRp.-Heury Robinson. who was
charged by Barbara SelAh with using
abusive Language to her on Zane street
on the night Of the Sd inst. was, upon
the hearing of the case. found guilty
and Squire Mccormick fined him five
dollars and costs. In default Of paying
the tius he was sent to jail.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07

LoursvrLLl LnRARr DRAwNa.-Be-
low will be found . list OF the prizes
drawn in the Louisville Library Gift
Concert BY tickets sold by Capt. J. V
L. Rodgers in this city. Only three
fourshs of the whole number Of tickets
having been sold the prizes were scaled
down ous.iourth. All tickets from No.
l to 26l7 and from No. 1888 to co.
900, except those which drew higher
gifts, and those which have been can
celsd % unsold tickets. are each emit
tied to an approximate gift OF $37 sa
Payment began BY checks on the Far
mers and Drover's Bank at 9 o'clock
last Friday morning. and will continue
for six months, at the end Of which
time all gifts then unpsid will be turns
ed over TO the Library Fund. The
following is the list Of gifts drawn BY
tickets sold here.
s7s drew 1915; 1881 drew 226; 1891
drew $50; 87l6 drew 800; 1855 drew
rs; l40l6 drew IS; 20S90 drew 225;
22749 drew rs; 25093 drew
*. 27O43 drew 300 ;
Sc Sss. drew $50; 34.626. drew 375
Sc 1854, drew IS; 1902, drew Is; 49,
923, drew $50; 4l,57l, drew 225; 81
9l3, drew $50; 63,43O. drew 49,
55,i64. drew $50; 58,5T, drew
$50; 1854, drew IS. Total, $500.
The following numbers sold here
drew approximsting prizes OF $37. Sc
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PrrsR CosrxLLo and B. A. CALLS

PErsR CosrELLo and B. A. Gallisan,
under the frm name Of Costello 4
Co, have opened cigar store At No.
81, under the Opera House, On l4th
street, where they intend making Q
speciality Of Inp0rtsd Gssn and To-
beeco, 1t IL sonsthing that smokers
long have wsAssd. Give them . call
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Or. ]. C.Ayer& Co., Lowell, Mass.
II LIS
EEk WEI

Every year incrsasss ths popularity o;
this valuable Hair Preparation WHOM y
due TO merit alone. We can assure ouf on
patrons that Il IL kept fully mp 20 y. bisL
standard; ana it b the only reliable and
perfeoted prspaafien tor restoring 0kAT
On FADED HAIR 20 its youthful color, max
ing Il soft, lustrous. and ailksu,. The scalp
by Its use. bscomeg white aud clean. II re-
moves oil eruptions and dandrun. apd, by
its tonic Iops,tisS prevents ne n nSI ~
the hsir-ghndA. ~ IT. use, tbs hair grows
thicker and stronger. In baldnesa, II re-
stores the capillary glands 70 their norma
yigor, and Will create . new growth, s1esI'
In extreme old age. II y the nnose ecopouai'
cal HAIR DRIAISo svsr used, ~ u re9uirrs
fewer applications and gives tbs bah
splendid, glossy appsarancs. A. A. bsys,'
n. D., State AssayoT OF Massachusetts,, say
"The constit usnts are pure, and care ullJ
selected for excellent quality; and CON.
slider II the best preparation for 10 intendrd
purpose
So,d Jv all Dyuo0tas and Ds1isTs IN MsdScHks
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07

THs GERMAN BANp.-We hear thst
the German Band will remain here Tor
a day or two. and will give . concert at
Turner Hall.
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axlAf Exc1fnfRN1.-Centrs Wheel
Ing 10 Q seen Of great excitement, -
our new goods are coming in every
hour, and W must make room for more
that ere on the wsH Ladies give ~ .
call before buying slsswhsre, - wssrs
sars 70 please yoa. J. W. Ens11-
Csaes Nhsslils.
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Ono ELporroS.-Corporation and
township elections were held yesterday
in Ohio. In most localities the tenn
perancs question entered into the con.
test either directly or indirectly and Q
large vote was polled.
In Martins Ferry q good deal Of ex-
citement was manifested during the
day. The whole vote cast in the COR
poration reached 40 which is larger
than ever before. The following il the
result:
Temperance Ticket-Msyor, James
Dean, 206. Councilmen, ]. W. Buck
ineh nam, 22O; E. J. Hoyle, 2ls; George
Robinson, 202. Clerk. J. 7. Haines.
.2l7. Treasurer, J. L. Van Pelt, 2l2.
Marshal, r. Hsinss, I'll. Cemetery
Trustee, J. A. Gray, 2l9.
CiGssns' 1lcka.-Msyor, James Esg'
lesion, 1913. ouncilmen, II Helling,
1879; R. E. Sweeney, 1876; T. Craig,
1873 Clerk, Thomas Mears, 100. Treas.
urer, D. Park, Sr., 1877. Marshal, r.
Hanson, 1877. Cemetery Trustee, D.
Park, Jr., $50.
There were 7 scattering votes. ! lille
gal, and 10 township votes had bees
wrongly placed in the Corporation box.
We failed to obtain the result Of the
vote for township officers at Martins
Ferry,
BRIDGEPORT.
The corporation election 10 Bridge
port resulted as follows:
Citizens Corporation Tieka-Mayor
Milton MeConnaughy, l35. Council
men, VIM. Alexander. lao; II. N. B
Claylapd, 1872; Samuel A. Junkipa
40. Clerk, B. c. Crsnston; l3S
Treasurer, J. II. West; l52. Marshal
Thos. W. Piper; "a. Cemetery Trus'
lee, Geo. Giffin; $50.
Workingmen's Tieket.-Mayor, Hen.
~ Crawford, IS. Councilmen. Johr
McConnaughy; 70; Obedish Davis. "a
Charles Zane, 80. Clerk, ]. F. Sharp,
%. Treasurer. E. J. Adolph. "a. Mar
shsll. Charles Gill. los.
The following is the vote upon TIT
Pease township ticket 10 Bridgeport:
Republican Teka.-Trustee, Olivsl
C. Parker, 100; Burgst McConnsughey
1876; Ellis B. Steele, 1875. Clerk. Jos
T. Hsnes, 1872. Treasurer, John L
Van Pelt, 80. Assessor, John Crosby
2l2 Constable, Robert Hays. 100.
Observation-Disclosures, II. N. B. Clay
land, 90; L. W. Jones. 1902; JDo. A
Mitchell, 9S. Clerk, r. c. Swsrtz. 81
Treasurer, J. F. Sharp. 200. Assessor
J. B. Wallace, 76. Constables. Robert
Hanson, 46; L. C. Leach. ls3.