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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-13

ONE OF our most moral young men
fell from grace on Thursday. He was
seen coming out Of the office" saloon
wipipg his mouth and actually swear
ing. He wanted to know if anybody
had seen that son OF a sea cook, Tom
Collins."
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You will have to do your watering
in the morning and evening. The
Second Branch of council passed an or.
dinsnce last night restricting the use
of street hose to one hour in the morn
ing, from $50 10 7:30. aud from 8 to :
O'Clock in the evening. Scarcely OIL
water is the trouble.
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REHABILITATION :

Total, sS,22s Is
The report was received and fled
The report of the City Sexton was
received and filed.
The report OF the committee on Gem
eteries was read and adopted.
The report OF the City Health Officer
was received and filed.
The reports OF the gas trustees and
commissioners were referred to the
committee on Lights.
DR.. Baird offered the following reso-
lutions: 5000.
Resolyed, That J. C. Cline be re-
leased from service on the chaiu-gang
for the remainder OF the tine for which
be was sentenced to serve by the Judge
of the Municipal Court. Adopted.
The petition OF J. X. Botslord, j. r.
McCourtney and George II. Parks, on
behalf OF tue Wheeling and Elm Grove
railway, asking the right Of way
through the city, was referred to the
committee on Ordinances 10 draft an
ordinance. "
The applications OF Adam Blum for
ordinary license. John Gebhardt, John
B. Watt and E. Klspner for coffee
house licenses were granted.
Rs.olped, That 5000 be placed to the
credit OF the Superintendent OF the wa
ter works. 10 pay for labor in laying
water pipe in the 9Th ward. Adopted.
Resolved. That the Sth section OF the
ordinance defining the duties of the
Mayor, be 90 amended as to require the
names OF all persons, desiring to be
appointed private watchmeD, TO be sent
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An OLD CHARaE.-Yesterday morn
ing Frank Smith was arrested and ia.
ken before Squire Mccormick, on a
warrant issued the l7th of last March
at the instance OF John Ulrich, who
charged that Smith assaulted his vile.
The charge of assault was not sus-
tanned, but the Justice required Smith
to give bond in the sum Of 500 for his
good behavior for one year.
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to Council for it's approval or rejection,
and,if approved the parties so appoint
ed shall be under the control OF the
City Sesrgent. Adopted.
A lot OF petitions were referred to the
appropriate committees for report.
On motion adjourned.
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Martins Ferry, Wheeling, and in fact
almost all the Lodges in this section Of
the country have an invitation to at
terd the festivities in prospect at Wells-
vile on the oath OF this month. This
is St. Johns Day, the patron saint Of
the ancient and honorable order oil
Free Masons.
LOUISE LOCKWOOD.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.- The fol-
lowing are the real estate transfers en-
tered in the County Clerks Office for
the week ending June - 1874:
Deed made June ), 1874, BY John J.
Jacobs transfers TO Wesley Bowman
"A acres, > roods Ard % poles OF land
on Pogue and Kelly's fork Woods Run.
Admitted June 5, 1874; $500.
Deed made April 18th, 1874. by So
beski Brady and John l.. Hobbs, e1-
ecutor OF Joe. Caidwell's estate and
Alexander j. Caldwell transfers to
Christian Keller, 10: No. in square
No. Is 10 Jos. CaldweIps addition. Adj
mitted June &, 1874; 81 300
Deed dated May Goth, 1874 by Sarah
Jane Martin and husband TO VIA. A.
Wilson, transfers lot No. IA in iona.
than Zlne's addition, east side OF Main
street and south side OF 5ih street Gold
North street.) Admitted June 9th,
1874.
A deed made June 9Th, 1874, by the
Stone Church Cemetery Association,
transfer, to John Woods lot No. 81 in
section L. Admitted June 8, 1874
$3l.45
A deed made May Both, 1874, By
Sarah J Martin and husband, rsns-
fers Ia VIM. A. Wilson lot No. IL in
Jonathan Zsne's addition, on the ess,
side OF Main street. Admitted June
9th. 1874.
A deed made December 29th, 1873,
by David jones, transfers 10 Jas. II.
Eckols tract OF land in Ohio county
adjoining Jane Mcdonald. Admitted
June 6, 1874; 800 a..
Deed made April Both, 1874, by Stone
Church Cemetery Association. uaosiers
10 Richard Carter lot No s in said
cemetery. Admitted June 9; 1916.
Deed made June 5.h, 1874, BY Stone
Church Cemetery Association, Transfers
to John Woods lot No. q, in said Gem.
et.ry. Admitted June g. 1874; BIAS.
Deed made July IA. 1873, by Sobeis.
Ii Brady and John l.. Hobbs, execu-
tors. and Caroline w. Wilson. transfers
to Henry Artz, part OF lot No. IA in
Division e, in subdivision OF Jos.
CsldwelI's estate. Admitted June 9,
1874.
Deed made Nay 90, 1874, by VIM.
P. Hubbard and wife, transfers 10
George McCully, the south J Of the
south ! OF lot No. Is 10 VIM. Shrivers
addition TO East Wheeling. Admitted
June 10. 1874; 5000.
Deed made June 4, 1874, by w. P.
Hubbard aud wife, transfers 10 Indiana
Deiters, the north /; OF the south ! OF
lot No. IS in VIM. P. Shrisvers adj.
ton. Admitted June 10 1874; 81 100.
Deed made J1be 6, 1874, by the La
Belle Iron Works Company, transfers
to Thomas P. Smith forty feet of the
north side OF LOT No. 80 in Division H"
OF the subdivisions OF Joseph Cald-
welPs estate. Admitted June ii, 1874;
900.
Deed made June 2, 1874, by Clinton
johnson. trustee, and Elizabeth Ball
snd husband. transfers to w. r Nc
Donald lot No. l07 on the east side OF
Huron street 10 lanes addition. Al.
mitted June 10, 1874; 400. ..f
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GREAT excitement al }. W. FereI.
over his new arrival OF Carpets Stj
Dry Goods aud cheapnoss in price IL
is selling splendid Brussels at s. IL
per yard, and other gooisin Proporior
Now is your time Tor great bargains Is
he will beat them all.
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THE ladies in charge OF the St,
Mstthew's Church festival kindly sent
the members of the Second Branch Of
Council tickets to attend their festival,
last night.
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Too Much TONGUE esterday
morning, Francis HEIDI went before
Squire Hammer and made complaint
against Rose o Brien. charging her with
using abusive language towards him
and his wife. The warrant was issued
but Rose is in Jail for the violation OF =
citv ordinance and the case will not be
heard until she gets out Of limbo.
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The amount OF money received Tor
licenses from saloon keepers aud whole
sale liquor dealers, up to the present
time, is sos $40 90. A right snug sum
and not 10 be sneezsd at.
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County CoURr.-Judys Cochran.

COUNTY CoURr.-Judys Cochran.
The court met at the usual houl
yesterday afternoon.
In the case OF J. & A. 6. Gillespie vs.
John McGanson, judgment was rem
dered for the plaintiff for $3.50.
The Court adjourned until THU
afternoon at > clock.
Police CoUEr-JuGge GaHmT.
There were three cases before thi,
court yesterday morning.
Rose OBrien, charged with disorder
~ conduct, WAS fined five dollars and
costs. She couldn't pay, so che wal
sen: up for ten days.
Joseph Stearn, Tor drunkenness, was
assessed five dollars aud costs. The
execution OF the fine was suspended on
condition of his leaving the city imme.
distely.
Timothy Dorgau, for disorderly con-
duct, was fined twenty dollars and
costs. He will be in charge Of Prof
Price for the next thirty days.
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TON COLLINS left town, but Frsni
the Clothier. continues to htri.a
Adams Iced Ale free at his grest o..
price clothing aud furnishing ware,
house, No. 40 18th street. Also on
sale, o few more OF those celebrated 8
suits.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-13

InE amount expended Tor the im'
provement aud cleaning the streets knd
alleys during the month OF May was
S2,0y5.15.
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some of the young men about this
city need not wear gun.boat shoes to
give the people AN assurance that they
have a footing in this community.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-13

ONLY two private boarding houses
have taken out licensee, according to
the report Of the city clerk. Have We
only. two 10 the city
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-13

Piano TUsISG.-Lesve your orders
for piano tuning at Adams Il LucsS
1927 Market street, and have il
promptly attended TO. Al vork guar
anteed. Pianos kept in tune and re-
paired by the year q, liberal discount.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-13

A VERY large new arrival OF Lady.
and Children's and lntsuts mste un
White Goods OF all descriptions. GraH
bargains just opened.
" Ernnr,
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ISsrEAD Of paying exorbitant prices
call on Frank the Clotbier, and pur-
chase bis custom made suits Of the lat.
est Broadway styles.
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SEVEN coffee house and ordinary Ii
cenaes were granted by the Second
Branch last night.
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Tom COLLINS bought q ticket from
Buckley" aud took the early train yes,
terdsy morning Tor Parkersburg.
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JAPs.-0ne case OF black and white
striped, worsted filing high lasiTc
Worth so c;s. at 20 CITE.
STONE II THouAs
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FoUR marriage licenses were Issued
sv County Clerk Woods during the
week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-13

For elegantly favored roasted coG,'
and strictly pure spices. call on Tu'nU
& Co., No. 1910 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-13

The post Office .. Peck's run, Up
shur county, West Va, is discontinued.
The papers 20 70 Buckhannon.
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ARE you going travelling ? if 20 buc
q Liren or Moharr Buster OF ii. Frau.
the One Price Clothier. 40 l2th street
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GA motion adjourned.

MAJ. CARAVANS CAsE.-The case oil
W. e. Carmsn, charged by Nicholas
Speidel with abductipg his daughter
EmmI, a full account Of which was
published in yesterday mornings paper
was before Squire Gillespie yesterday
afternoon and resulted rather unfortu'
nat.ly for the major. If the testimony
OF Mics Speidel is true, and there ia no
reason to doubt her evidence, Carman
is a blacker william than he has ever
yet been painted. and that is saying a
good deal. The girl had been induced
to accompany Csrman TO Steubenville by
the usual means adopted by accom-
plshed rascals. She was promised a
luxurious lie, with plenty OF money,
finery in drees and all that sort OF
thing, which easily turns the head OF a
girl OF tender years.
1t seems from the evidence adduced
at the trial that C.rmau had formed a
co-partner.hip with several other men
who had bound themselves together
for fhe purpose Of Matchmaking, and
ae the girl started in her evidence, for
the showing Of the queer" She was
to be the decoy in their nefarious traffic
and the plans were set Tor an attempt
at blackmail on q respectable physI'
cian OF Steubenville, which was TO be
carried out the day the brothers OF the
girl arrived in the above city and res.
cued their sister, which nipped the OPP
eralions Of the gang in the bud.
Under the circumstances Squire
Gillespie refused to accept any ball.
and Carman was committed to jail for
bis appearance at Court. Prosecuting
Attorney Cracrat and Capt. Doveuer
appeared for the State, aud Taylor d.
Barr for the prisoner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-13

A LARGE assortment OF Tapestry,
HassCcks aud Otomans. at greatly re-
duced prices, jus, opened by
J. w. EKRREL.
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We advise all who want fire, CIN's
Photographs to see the specimens a.
Robinson 9 Gallery before giving Their
orders. The effect Of light blended on
shadow which characterize their WORK
cannot be surpassed.
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LADIES FINE SHOE. Another invoice
OF Edwin c. Burt's fine shoes just Il
ceived and for sale only by
L. V. BLoSD,
1I3j Main 81
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ELEGANT, A Notified Suitibgs, high
Iustre, cheap a. SIC, at Soc. A great
bargain. STONE IL THoxAs.
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New Sheet Music received trI-wets.
ly at Sheibs Music Store, llli Mao
Street.
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The Second Branch did big lot oil
work last night.
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People did not complain OF the
weather being too hot yesterday.
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STEAM BOATS.
wheeling, ParkersDurg and
Cincinnati Transportation
Oompany's Packets.

COURIEE,-.-...... Capt. JACK HARRISON.
EXPRESS. .-....--..Capt. PHIL. ANsCKUTi.
The COURIER leaves Wheel.
QtSing for Parkersburg every Tues.
bday, Thursday and Saturday at
loL o'clock A II. Returning leavesiPark-
erspurg every Monday, Wednesday and
Eriday at O'Clock A. NJ.
The EXPRESS leaves Wheeling for Park
ersburg every Monday, Wednesday and
Parkersburg every Tuesday, Thursday and
aturday at s o'clock A. 81.
For freight or passage spply to
Q. II. BOOTH d CO.,
decS Agents.
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CHLORIDE OF LIN E.

Disinfect your cellars, sinks, and out door
premises with this great deodorizer, and
preserve the health OF your household. Use
Il in your stables and prevent the loss OF
many q noble animal. Sold In packages
from pecks to barrels. Price within The
reach Of the rich and poor. Trade supplied
At q discount. All letters answered and
orders promptly flied. Address
HARRY FL. GILL, Manufacturer,
octl0-gc Wheeling, w. Va.
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BETHANY CoLLEGE.-A literary en-
tertsinmeut to be given by the Alumni
OF Bethany College on Tuesday evening
June l6, is one OF the chief attractions
of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Week" The pro-
sramme consists OF a lecture BY Mr..
Moffttt, OF Ohio, subject, American
Education = a poem by Mr.. Lobingier,
OF New York. subject, "The Highest
Good :" and an Grafton by Prot. Gran
shaw, OF Bethany, subject, Idols and
Ideals" As this is the fret exercise OF
the kind in connection with the ansu-
al festivities at Bethany, il will doubt
less be deserving Of large attendance.
Personal j. A. Hutchinson, ESQ.,.
of Parkersburg. and R. s. Blair, Esq,
Of Richie county, are at the McLure
House.
W. W. Van Wrinkle and W. S.
Sands, Esqs., oil Psrkersburg. are at the
st. janice.
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For Cincinnati.

For Cincinnati.
THE LI6 dT-DRA UGHT PAS
lliHktS senger Steamer X. K. HUDSON,
William List, Commander, Char.
ley List, Clerk. will leave for the above on
SATURDAY, June Is, 1874, at O'Clock
p. n. For height or passage apply on
board or 10 -
febl4 Q. ri. BOOTH Il Co., Agents
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A PRlgsT NlNBrY-EiGHr YEARs OLD
The Oldest Catholic priest 10 North
America is Low stationed At St. john
Church, Frederick, Maryland, Rev.
John McEIroy, s J. He was or
dsir ei by Archbishop Carroll sixty
years ago, and hiss consequently spent
halt century in the ministry. He i,
now 90 years old, and although bowed
down with the weight OF three genera
tons, yet has sufficient strength 10 eel
citrate mass and assist at the service of
the church. Sometime since be be-
came blind, but after submitting to an
operation iu Baltimore his vision was
restored. - Cumberland NerS
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We gain five minutes Of daylight
during the ensuing week.
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ST. MATTHEWS CHURCH FESTIVAL
The festival held at Washington Hall
last night, under the auspices OF the
ladies OF ST.. Matthews Church, was a
most gratifying success, pecuniarily and
every other way. There is something
wonderful in the strawberry, modest in
it's red dress, unpretenting in its wealth
OF blended sweets and sours, lowly
born, never rising but q few inches
above the earth, attracting men OF
wealth, ladies Of refinement and
beauty, all loud in Tia praiee,
and compelling the most mi
,erly to squsnder their postal cur-
rercy with reckless disregard. That's
what the little berry did last night, as
it has done many night before. But
10 return to the festival in particular.
those who were 10 attendance seemed
to enjoy themselves and were very lib.
eral in their purchases. as nearly all
the refreshments, bouquets, etc, were
disposed OF. A handsome gold ring
was voted TO Miss Mamie Dubois, che
receiving thirty nine votes and Miss
Ssllie Hildreth thirty-six.
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WANTED At once, at this
Office, n stout boy who IL ac'
custom ed to working around
machinery.
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STEAMER MARKET iBOY.
y,dex 10 New Advertisements.

ycdex 10 New AdvertfscWe nts.
Carpets-G. Mendel, Booth q Co.
st. Matthew's Church.
Reward for one Collins.
Undertaking-Zink Il Son.
Disciples Church.
China-F. C. Winship Il Co.
Parlor Decorations-A. W. PAUL..
Auction Sale Of Books.
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Linen, Aipacas,' Worsted,
MOhair, and other Coats.
III. HARTMAN IL co.
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Anew lot and great variety
of White Duck and marsefl'
les vests at
III. HARTMAN ~ COS.
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| was the same man who wac frozen 90
stiff in California a lew winters ago
that when they lifted him from tn,
ground they let him fall and he broke
all into little pieces. His name wss
Adam Sell.
BUslNEss st the express office is re
ported as duller than 1t has been be-
fore tor many IN onths.
THERE will be services at oil The
churches on Sabbath at the regular
hours.
We occasionally hear persons speak
OF throwing up their situations for
some trifiiug reason, frequently alleg-
ing that they know they can do better
some place else. Frequently this ia
bad police. At the present time it is
wise for all who have employment 10
stick to il, unless they are sure OF soms-
thing better first. Uncertainties are
bad to trust to, and almost all kinds OF
business have many applicants for every
kind OF yacancy. 1t is those who stay
longest in Ole place that gain confidence
aud acquire positions OF trust. Times
seem hard now, but there 10 no reason
why. at no lar distant day, they .hould
not be better.
Mr.. PETyR ScHRANx and bis wife
started for ST. Clzirsville yesterday, add
when within lev miles OF the town
their team became irighteued aud ran
away. Mr.. Schramm was thrown out,
bis arm broken and seriously Injured
Otherwise.
THERE are parties here from Wheel
ing to-day looking Tor g situation to
locate an academy. This has been the
subject OF attention for come time, aud
earnest effort is now being made to
start one in this city.
TEE Masonic Lodges ct, Bsllaire,
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LOUISE LOCKWOOD.
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Oners from the ArEe.tins Govern.
ment, &c.

/ Offers from the Argentine Govern.
/ ment, &c.
1t has been stated that the Argen-
tine government, South American
republic, With . view to introduce q
high order OF engineering skill into its
service, has offered the position OF chief
engineer, with the rank OF major gen .
eral, to Gen. P G. T. Beauregard, OF
Louislans, which he has accepted, at 8
yearly salary OF $25, 900 il gold, fret
offer OF $4,000 having been declined
by him. Mr.. John Ellicott. OF Bslti-
more, architect and civil engineer, who
assisted in the construction OF the de-
lenses around Richmond during the
late war, has received a tender of his
position OF aid to Gen. Beauregard,
with the rank OF brigadier general in
the Argentine service, at q salary Of
$4,000. Gen. Beauregsrd is expected
in Baltimore daily, and will be the guest
of Mr.. Ellicott. The latter has not
accepted the position rendered him, and
does not evlnce an inclination at pres.
eat to do 90. Besides his service as
engineer in the Confedsracy, Mr.. Eli
colt was employed formerly on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, the Pitts
burg and Connellsville, the Union and
other railroads. He WAS also chief OF
the lighthouse corps on the Pacific
coast.
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NORFOLK, Va.
THURSDAY, SEPT. Sd, 1874.

This enterprise is conducted by the Ma.
sonic Relief Association, of norfolk, Va,
under authority of the Virginia Legislature
(act passed March 9Th, 1879 for the purpose
Of raising funds 10 complete the Masonic
Temple now In course o erection In Norfolk
20 600 TICK ETS-6NOn CASH GIFTS.
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MATTERS have fully assumed an ex>
traordinary shape whom the Vice Pres
idept OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road has become one OF the Directors
of the Erie Railroad. Yet such dis
tinctiou has overtakeu John King
Jr.. Esq. Col. Thos. A. Scott is also
a member OF the Board. What thl
rare com binatioL means no one out OF
the secret can declare, but perhaps
there is not much good for the travel
ing and shipping public to come out
O. an association in which the Erie,
PENNSYLVANIA and Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroads are 8, closely commingled.-
GunbsrLnrd Nt.OS.
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FIRE AT CLIFroN.-We understand
that a fire occurred at Clifton last Sat-
urdsy night, which resulted 10 the de-
struction of Jones keg factory. Loss
$4,000. No insurance.-Pt. Pleasant
Reqistsr.
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Z lGI;r.

ElGUr.
INH RBLS. MOSS ROSE,
IjkI loo " Sterling,
ga &" Choice Family,
1O &" Cottage xxx.
IA6 a. Y0 Semitic Lily.
Iug /" Cream OF Indiana,
20 Gem (Spring wheaD
100" White Rose,
100 " WashiI gton,
loo " Peerless,
store and FOR sale by
LIST. DAVE.EP PORT \ PARKS
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Soaps.

soaps.
COlgate's Sterling
Or give,
Pearl
l. q. u,
Golden Banner.
G1Ud intent.
All Kinds Fancy Toilet Soap.
GenuIn CASTLE.
For sale. IlNSLF N lSIln".
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S = so 90 0 o {!
TO BE GIVEN AWAY.

% 600 TICKETS-6gOO CASH GIFT
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MEMORANDUM.

BY a decree OF the Circuit Court OF Ohio
county. entered on the .9lh OF February,
1850, the above mentioned tract Of 30 S-lUl
acres and the cUal underlying the tract
OF 1871 acres, were divided and partitioned
between sad Thompson and wife, and
Lewis LunsfJrd, who neld undivided inter-
ests therein said decree OF PARTITION Is re-
corded f. the Office OF the Clerk OF the
County Court OF Unio county, in deed book
No. A, page 52i, sc. jlyl Ell