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EfCR EENT-The BRICK RESIDENCE No 81
BEliSa street corner g Jefferson; eight bed
CL'tcis, with IN" views Fl the river and cont -.
large psfigT. dining room. kitchen. b4th room.
cINst- aIo PSI ny HG ySTa, with brick walls and
on -hoE5t-. cellar. aud throughout ths house;
al. ht" H&Iertu AGA ptlutei, cars pass the door
hl-os go M. with C lia-. in No Bridge street
Apyly f. br. CHAS. Il CBAGIN, 1924 pumiart \
street ar,r,s SO
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GEORGETOWN kDvER'M,TS

- EMOVAL-DAYID f. YOESGS Millinery
IA and Fancy Goods Estsblis hucat re -
moved rom No. : Bridge street, George 80
Town, 10 No. IS BTicEe street A. eLtir2 - -
rev and con irte assortment Of DRY
Gp'bn has t'ru added. making Il the most corn
picte store N Georgetown to sci, CT from.
A visit solicited .-g1S
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BUILDING PERMITS We're issued 10 day by
Inspector PIowman, rs follows: Baltimore
and Potomac railroad company, an open
shed for freight depot. 80 by 10 feet, South
side Maryland avenue. between 9th and 10Th
streets southwest, - ga.
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STRIETNG DFPREDAToRs-Farm
ran hlVeI aud vicinity complain OF depreda-
lions upon their potato and com fields bv
NcEtuen or strlke, who impudentiy tell the
deSpOiled owners that they are nof going IN
stalve as long as there is plenty of corn and
potatoes 20 be had In the fields"
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COMPANY rs TRIP TO HAGFRSTOVN-
''ri Iusf yT,'.CfCi-The arTaUgsrr rrts for
the trip 0f Company j.. OF the District ami
formed militia To HagerStOwIt. Washington
county Maryland. daring the tax OF iaa
aEItCuItEraI association Of that county in
~-pts mSeT, are now about com piefel I. and q
tsdSaIt time i expected. The company
viii leave here on the $40 train on WciUeS-
DAY, the l5tn prOX,mO. accompanied by
luf.ter at their honorary uG mb5rS and Ia
oI5s. and the Marine band, makinga deiega-
ton of probably 10 from this city. The com
iafy viii number about - men fully equip
red, with kHapSaCk and rolled blankets. AMI
viii he Offered by Capt. M. Il. Thorpe. auI
IieUterdntS W. a. King and T. &. Duar-
trill. They will arrive in HaeerS own about
~ O'Clock on the night OF the 18th, aud VIII
Ie received by the officers Of the agricultural
paid. ard by the frGInea and the cit
zeuS, with fireworks ard bOG-frsS. &c.
After tie reception the company will he c--
CCr'cd to the FRANKLIN Hotel. whore thcv
VIII stop curing their stay. On Thursday
HUM iIg they viii visit the fair grounds,
where they will give drc-s parade. and in
tie afjer CoE the band vii give pr0men-
9te concert on the fair Grounds. In the eve
mag grand concert and hop will BE- gire1
tie visitors. and o.. Friday a parade will he
maze through the town. On Friday after
Loon they VIII leave Tor home and arrive
EtTe - c@rly bed time. Lieut.. Cu9rfriI,
Surgeon Leach. and Private McClellaod
rave been o. the ground and made al. the
HTTETEC IncIts for the ri o. and they raDo~f
hat fHe people OF WASH. Ztou county W II
gi:c The Vi~1 tors such 4 reception as i seldom
{ We. {, military organization.
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IRAND NITEB ORDER OF THE Sons
AM DsUGHTERS OF NAZARETH In the
ONCE ct the recorder OF deeds Yesterday q
Certificate Of Incorporation Of the Grand
United CIder of the Sons and DAUGHTERS Of
Nazareth was filed. The objects are char
liable and mutual assistance when sick or
III distress. Tie trustees are tlizab-th Ma
siah. jesse v. Nelson, Lewis ~. Johnson.
Washington MaSIsh, Charles Lively. Rc','t
". ByiHg, John Robinson. Charles Morris
Edward Mitchell, Lloyd Lesker ami ArJra.y
Jackson.
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erFx. Governor Seymour proposes To

IL TX Governor seymour proposes &c at
tend the northern Wisconsin fair
vvGenerals Beauregard and Joseph E..
Johnston are at Warm Springs, Va.
sS~A Mississippi planter, who owned
many slaves in the bad old days. now boasts
that all his ''nigeers" have turned out well,
y OF one ~ them have been elected 10 d..
legislature.
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ERACELFTs, Chain with gold tassel and
pearl center slide, enamel, chased and
misses, with chains, received at Priggs'
J.SeiTy store, No. 81 Pc-us lvari5 aveaGo,
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PATENTS To RESIDENTS OF TIE prs
TETCr.-lateats have tttSt been tssueI u TIE
follow ing residents OF the District o. Column
bia- WiIa-n II PTiicbatt. improvement in
Joint fGsfCDingS for stafrraiiS; AusuSfuS II
LeECrer. design for ornamental finger rings:
ECrvai W. BuICheIi, trademark for tee.
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.-ssE--J CTToSS - WATER STREET TO lie
I.F-:CE Warrant have been issued b.
s.'ajt1r1ey for the District against all the
ID a-.rS AMI Others Who have DISTRACTIONS Dr
Water street. from the Long bridge 10 tie
Arscla! aarf, the purpose being to clear the
anne q ali obstruction ;. iucigiilr bull !tLgS
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CoSSEEv ALIVE NOMINATION. u ALEv
ANDBIA.-In the primary election bali IN
AleNanfrla efteTC&y 70 nominate co-iServ-
ative members 20 The Legislature Car, W.,
j.. FcWie and e. q. S4mVspI received ~
fi.Lt~t humble OF votes, and were racIa-af
The vOmiT0ts for The house OF ..Iazs 5Fs. az
IL . CisussiO1 tar tue senate. As there L.
q strong conservative ma i1ylty On tie civ.
their election j. considered certain.
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SAFE or WINTER LOWERING PLANTS
TIC attention OF the trade and private buv
ers Is called TO the sF<ie by Thomas Bowling
al ms rooms tO-mO TOW. beginning Mt ~
O'Clock, OF large and superior collection OF
the above goOls.
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IHRoCG III 4 BRIDGE TO DFATH-The ST
Paul express train due at Chica 20 AZ 10 a. m.
yesterday went through a bridge about four
miles south of that city, killing the conduc.
tor. engineer and fireman, and slightly in
Juring some OF the passengers.
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tbs GAINFS Cr-h1S1. CA<E-TeSfnr,fav
NIs- NyTt Clark Gaines Ele-t ner answer IN
the suit OF Hon CaicI Gushing ag:tir,St her
10 recover commission for profess ionai ser
Nic.- IL New Orleans. In her answer size
stal"> me eases Ia which property has been
- COVERED ana denies that Cushing - emit
titi 10 e CNtnut~>l ION. beca1l-.. De refused
70 EerT Us agreement. acc t1tr8ye,, her t-,-
tDTrS-s. - '-- 49,
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HOY rhnSS CHTUNH.
h SCHOOL FOR 6OTS AM GIRLS

give q children thoroughly good training IN
Ialen' -, rawlTC and Music School VIII Cven
4 tfSbAl IAN day Cf SEPT fgler- in tire Chapel
bC'iliiiE' corner - l';h Street aud Iass8cngsstts
avenue northwest.
hes. Jas. 4. Harold, BectoF, assisted By -rnra-
teQ- teachers.
Apply 70 Rector. ar his rc5!reuoa. 1913 p -tra.r
northwest st ,iassF g e 2 H.. dali, ar--ls Ia,
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fEfS tJr.Hr Az EHr.EF~ .-SU.>..Fs,-
\ meeting ~ t.- turruld- /.r-.v -~ was G-..'
ta>t everl-.-. s-r -.f.r ~a--#u- resolutions
evFrg -~.~E s1.ljagca u Jt-.r commando.
CAP. J. T. H. Plant, tIsy a. o.lr,-L sa- ~ .
This company was Or-Iuiz-i May -1ll. 1--2.
under the command OF NCf0T = os0ughiv,
ast was raI-tf f. honor of ". " J8rcoIau.
p = said that TIRE cause Of there ispaudment
D -li-C-i9T-fs- '51- vith tie Dis-r-C. au-
3LOrltieS.
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HOTELS
SPIN0LEB EOUNE,

SPIS0LEb EOUSE,
UNION SlUEEE. a. -
EUROPEAN PLAy.
skLE FIRST Class HOTELfrffa mar,
o. W clt cfiitr Ilnat Q. al plscaa 81 lr1-i -
t'Nreht- n.afer-- sc. Stages AZ. r.-..+ -.,- -.
tbe d.vIs t"f "a steamboat piers. f.-r..- "a -I-
ryal 9, pot. Nuesi7 ~ 4 moro 1rj,t. rI- .r..ir
eAH lhstfi.hs % Lam.. ~ ~. EarN-..#.. r.r 80
money thhu At the it-s-r hrst-ets-. d .-sfs f,ls
EhuNk ICrfi-h-l 70 NJ Il pr 1At urss#.Ia Gar.
ID i.ie = - 2 a nIpa square d e.s4.F reach
augl2 lm IF sROsT. F-.r-...r
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..rD"ls EHE=1 - 4 7,9...

- RINrENI-~ SCHOOL. l..sa .f q. coz lus, a
. "E o.. t.r- 80 L'-'f. TIE Fut-a- ~ -ti- ta-
-..a,sv- E.Ii .e fr-Eu a8 -l tis san aF ..,H a..
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WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE.
w WI MING Tan o. 2

" WILMINGTON, DEL.
9tn
The best facilities sre afforded for acgui-fps /,
IA TpUs n aid c nigtete Education under h0DIOL ke
ID. uerces, az EtssouaL Fee expense.
For CaialOgnes address
aus7 I'm Rgv JOHN WILSON, Am. Pres.
y O1ICE-MIss CALKIN's SCHOOL reopen
" On MOensH, September 9th, ar the corner II
tsueet bn0 PeLnsy lVauis avenue, Capitol HlI.
MISS JONES ENGLISH AND FRENCH
L. StBUOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
VIII reopen s. Ttenber goth, at l2l MARYLAND
avenue cast. between lst AID "a streets pito Hill
kindergarten vii! be 6tt.c bed 10 the school.
tircuiars al bookstores. aug5- I'm
eUUT6E ZEN HOME SCHOOL,
~ Established I-42.
Nos. 1917 and 1919 Nora Carries Strssf,
Mr.. and Mrs. WILSON NJ CARY,( -,
Mrs.. General JOIN PEGRAa, Srnhcip8s
This Institution Is conducted on the Collegiate
Systtnn, Hlh corps % instructors ia the Eng
hsh French and German bTaI.che five Professors
ci Music, Painting and Drawing, besides Lecturers
All such other aiJuncts as are deemed nee sssary
French Is the language Of the School, aud strictly
required 20 be spoken. The scholastic couT.e a
carefully arranged With . regular sequence Of SIN
dies on the progressive sys I'M. Class hOnors ana
oi.tireuoEs are awarded Al The close " session,
EUgs I'm
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LIPPINOOTT 4 Co., Publishers,
and III Market street, Philadelphia
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-08
NEIGHBORHOoD NEWS.
January =, 1875.
RkLLAIRk.

This is indeed strange world, for how
often is it true that what is one person
10Y is another ones sorrow. The present
cold snap brings suffering to the destitute,
as its chilling blasts howl round the lowly
howell, wherein are huddled around the
last expiring embers, the unfortunate VIC
tins of poverty, shvering and starving
in rags and wretchedness. On the other
hand, it brings pleasure instead of pain
to the more favored of furtune children,
and is even made scource of financial
gain by enterprising business men. To-
day we notice that our ice merchants
were busily engaged in storing their ice
houses with ice-an article which Is a
source of profit to them, and which Is
luxury to all when the sweltering sum-
mer sun again pours its meridian rays
upon terra TRINA.
THE Dramatic Association of this city
I will favor our citizens with an entertain
mcnt some night next week. We look
/ forward to this entertainment with inter-
est, Us this association is composed OF some
of the best young ladies and gentlemen
in Belaire, which warrants u IN saying
that they will give satisfaction.
The move on the part of Richard
! CroZier and others concerning the cree
ton of q market house in Bellaire, Is Il
good one, and we hope they may be sue
J cessful.
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January 7, 1875.

January I, 1870.
SKATING is now the popular amuse-
ment among our readers.
POLICE business has been dull Tor II
couple of days past, there being no cases
on his Honor's docket. The patrons OF
the Police Court must have spent all OF
their money during the holidays, or else
Bellsire benzine has lost its virtue.
A SERIES of prayer meetings are be-
ing held in the Presbyterian Church OF
this city, all of which are well attended,
and considerable interest Is manifested.
THE "beautiful snow" came down rap
idly part of yesterday and last night, and
our young folks We're in good spirits at
the prospect of slelghng.
BROTHER NAYLoR says he associates
occasionally with church members.
There has been no change in the order of
things since the time of Peter, IA old sin
ners were in the habit of doing the same
thing in those days.
THE following shows the range Of the
temperature as observed at MERGERS
Drug Store, NO. 332 Water St, Thurs
day, at : a. NJ, 27o, at y NJ, 2S0, at 3 +.
~, 29', at p. NJ, 27'.
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MUNICIrAL CoURT.-Thc Court met
at the usual hour yesterday morning.
The jury in the case Of J. Bahny X Co
rs. the Nail City Insurance Company,
returned u verdict for the plaintiffs tor the
full amount claimed, SlS93.lG. The action
was brought to recover on two policies
issued by the defendant on property sit
uated in Modoc City, Butler county, Pa,
and which was destroyed by fire. Cald-
well " Caldwell for plaintiffs. K. G.
Barr and l.. :. Jordan for defendants,
Court adjourned until this morning at
10 o'clock.
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MARTINS FERRY ITEMS.
From the News.

From the News.
ALL the manufactures in Martina
Ferry have started with renewed vigor
since the beginning of the new year-all
in full blast and likely to continue So.
The Episcopals of this place, owing to
an insufficiency OF support, will discon-
tinuc having services for the present.
We hope they will revive in the spring.
Ar the meeting of the Ohio City Iron
and Nail Works the following gentlemen
were elected directors, to serve three
wears: Ross j. Alexander, Charles ~.
johnson and j. &. kchrcr.
The Martins Ferry Building Associa-
ton at their annual meeting on Monday
evening, elected the following Board of
Directors for the ensuing year: LavoSier
Spence, II. w, Smith, Joseph Robinson,
Lewis SwartZ, Anderson Ralston, ). +.
Dean, Dr. s. b. West. This is al entire
new board with the exceptions of Spence
and Smith.
WE took occasion last week to con-
tradict the statement going the round of
our exchanges, that the iron manutac-
turerS of Belmont county contemplated
reducing the wages of the operatives.
Since that time an officer of the Ohio
CITY Nail Works has informed lis that
they not only do not contemplate any
reduction, but have entered into an
agreement with all their employees that
there shall be no change in prices before
the first of April. So much for that re-
port.
THE Ohio City Iron " Nail Works
Company held their I'd annual melting
on Monday of this week. The general
statament of the financial condition OF
the Company was read, and gave unani-
nous satisfaction. Considering the
vague rumors which had been circulated
to the disadvantage of the young and
struggling enterprise, it has been clearly
demonstrated that Ohio City can manu-
facture nails protitably. Crippled as the
Company has been by panic, and starting
in to manufacture on falling market
and compelled to "beard the lion in their
own locality, it would not have surprised
many if severe losses had been sustained
We are gratitied to know that $4,000
kegs which have been made during the
past six months lthe period the works
have been operating) have been sold at a
profit.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK-Thcre will
be meeting of the stockholders Of the
First National Bank of Martins Ferry
Ohio, at the office of Culbertson, X Co.,
on Thursday, january II, at o'clock p.
IN. All those who have subscribed stock
to the bank, and those who desire to sub
scribe, are earnestly requested to attend,
for the purpose of completing tho organ
ization.
The extensive and still increasing bus
mess of our growing city demand the To-
cation of National Bank here, and we
know of no investment that would be
safer or more profitable than stock in
such an institution.
There are over 100000 invested in
manufacturing alone within mile Of
Martins Ferry postotfice, and within the
State of Ohio, besides twenty-nnc gro
ceries, three dry good, four drug, one
clothing and other kind of stores, and II
score of business houses not mentioned.
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For sale by all Booksellers, or VIII ne sent
by mai. postpaid, upon receipt Of the
price by
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Wheeling, Ja'y. ID, 1875.
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LAST night We were agreeably inter-
rupted in our labors by being called up
on to partake of a quail on toast. 1t
came from Martins, and was prepared
only US Martin can prepare such thing.
1t is needless to add that enjoying quail
on toast is very pleasant means Of d.
verting the mind when it becomes wea-
ried with cooking dishes Of news items
to be partaken of by our readers at their
breakfasts.
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i,.d nv Rev. W. Lucas Collins; ~ vols;
ali i5mo: fine cloth; Sl.uO each. III"
los nov complete, embraces:
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RIVER NEWh.

The marks at the landing last evening
| Indicated feet 10 inches IN channel and
falling.
The Courier departed for ParkerSburg
ON time yesterday morning.
The r. w. Skillinger from Pittsburg
is due this morning.
The r. X. Hudson from Cincinnati is
| due this afternoon.
The Express i, the Pariersburg boat
this morning at the usual hour.
The Granite State has laid up.
Business about the landing yesterday
was very poor.
The Mollie Ebert was advertised to
leave Cincinnati for Wheeling and
Pittsburgh yesterday.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH. January River fall
my with ) feet = inches in the channel.
Weather cloudy with snow
VIcKsnUEG, January 7.-Up-Thomp.
son Dean. Down-John Kyle. Cool
and cloudy; river feet inches.
MEMPHIS, January - River rose .
inches during the last "a hours; wealth
err clear and cold. Departcd-Bclle Lee,
New Orleans; Andy Baum, CINCINNATI
Belle of Shreveport and City Of Quincy,
Cairo.
NASHVILLE, January River falling
with % feet 2 inches on the shoals.
Weather cold. and threatning snow. Ar
rivcd-B. II. Cooke, Upper Cumberland;
Abe McDoland, Switzerland. Departed
Abe Mcdonald Switzerland.
CAIRO, January 7.-Arrived--Pat
CIeburn, Evansville; John y. Wood,
New Orleans. DepNrted-Pat Cleburn,
Evansville; John a Wood, Louisville;
Great Republic, New Orleans. River y
feet , inches and rising. Weather clear;
thermometer DO.
EVANSVILLE, January w Gather
cold. Mercury 28o to 80. River falling
with - feet on the gauge. Up-ldlc
Wild, George Storm, Charles Brown,
Bodweaven. Downtown Green, Dick
johnson, Morning Star, Shannon, John
Means and Minneoa. Business light.
Bodwcavcn had good trip, but the
others were generally light MinneoIa
and Means added freight here.
C1NcISNATG, January River TWEEN
tv-three feet three inches and falling.
Weather moderating and cloudy Ar
rived-Andes, Wheeling; Nail City, st.
Louis Dcparted-H. 5. Turner, Mem
phis.
New ORLEANS, January Arrived
Mary Houston, Louisville; James
Howard, st. Louis. No departures
Weather cloudy and cool.
LOUISVILLE, January 6.-River fall
ing with ten feet nine inches in the canal
and eight feet nine inches in Indian
chute. Arrived-C harles Morgan, En-
porter and shippers Own, Cincinnati.
Morgan and Exporter, New
Orleans; Shippers Own, Evansville.
The coal steamers that arrived yetterday
returned nocth this afternoon and there
are more expected tonight. The Oak
land was the only arrival up to six P. NJ.
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COUNTY CouRT.-This Court met at
the usual hour, Judge Cochran on the
beuch.
In the case of j.. d. Maxwell, admin
istrstor Of Henry Bills estate, rs. f. A.
Buchanan ct al, in chancery, decree
authorizing legatees of q. Bill, deceased,
and their grantees, to hold as land tract
called the Mary Hosack farm, which had
beed devised to executors, now deceased,
to be sold for the benefit of the legatees.
In the case of NJ. A. Schairer rs. NJ.
Stein and John Zoeckler, an injunction
WAS allowed.
In the case of Benjamin Exley x Co,
IS. A. & NJ Lsntry, a decree was
granted for the sale of the property IN
! dispute.
In the case of w. 5. Goshorn rs. the
City of Wheeling judgment was rendered
for the plaintiff for S6j.4O.
The motion for new trial in the eject
ment case of Isasc Cox rs. w. F. Beck,
was oyerruled and judgment ordered to
be entered up.
In the case of the Home Insurance
Company cs NJ. Caughlan and George
o. Davenport, surety, an appeal from
Justice w. H. Caldwell, was tried before
Court, and judgment rendered for the
plaintiff for $l5.7S with interest and
1 costs
The case of +. +. Zane IS. VIM. Arm
strong, on motion of the defendant 1t
was continued at his costs.
The will of Charles Brun, deceased,
was admitted to probate, with Magdalena
Brun as executrix bond $1,000
In the cast of the State rs. Geo. Spin
der, the prisoner WIS put under bond in
the sum of 81 900 for his appearance on
the first Thursday ofthe next term OF this
Court.
The case of the State of West Virgin
ia for the use of Lucinda Houltslander
rs. Ichabede BeSse and others, was called
and the following jury empanneled: Jas.
L. Holiday, j. f. Parker, James Barton
VIM. Radclih, Edward Blaney, r.
Pogue. +. ). Moore, A. p. Hancher, w.
F. Lindsay, James Gray, Geo. Wells,
T. II. Reed After about ian hour
absence the jury returned YER
dict of guilty, assessing the damages at
sixty dollars. A motion for new trial
was made by the counsel for the defend
ants.
The court rendered a decision in the
case Of the State for the use of NJ. Clark
Is. {. Wagner ct al, setting aside the
verdict ut IL former trial and new trial
granted.
In the case of G. w. McGonnegal Is.
l.. Spence, the Court rendered decision
setting Inside former verdict and grant
ing new trial.
Court adjourned until this morning at
9 clock.
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LIVELY TINES NEXT WEEK-Thc
social world will have plenty to talk
about next week. Our friend Zinn the
famous confectioner, at the bridge cor
ncr, has four large weddings and grand
party to supply, which he intends getting
up in style.
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A VALUABLE lNvENTIoN.-Mr. D,
II. Cowl. manager of the Newark, Ohio,
Glass works, and formerly citizen OF
Putnam, has recently invented and put
in operation new Glass Pot, which WI
he found to be most valuable pot. 1t
is double pot; so arranged that blowing
can proceed all the time without waiting
to melt the materials. The material Is
put in one, and as fast as it melts it runs
through an opening into the other at the
bottom, connecting the pots. All the
glass men will at once say that this Is an
invention of great utility, and some say
it will revolutionize the glass business.
1t has been in use in Newark, and gives
entirc satisfaction.
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"MArcu-MAKING is the title ofa par
agraph in Potters -Americdn Monthly
We supposed it contained description
of magazine mammas, but it only refers
to sticks. The amount of wood annually
consumed in the manufacture of such
sticks in the United States is 100000 Gu
bic wards
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-08

ONLY woman's hair Who has not
some time in his life picked such gold
en- thread from his best coat collar, and
felt his heart beating quicker for it? Or
gazed upon tress laid away in some
nook, and not felt the influence of tender
memories? Only womans hair! And
vet we do like it in biscuit
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-08

THUMB CUT ORA day or two since
Mr.. Hubbard, of the firm of Hubbard X
McBurnie got the thumb Of his lett hand
caught in gig saw, in his establishment
iniuring it so badly, that DR.. Bsgulay
was called and amputated it above the
first Joint.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-08

RrNAwAY-A team of horses attach
ed to a wagon belonging 10 Mr.. Ridge
Jacobs, who lives out the Bethany pike
became frightened while standing on
Market street, yesterday afternoon, and
started up the street at full speed and did
not stop until they got out as far as Full
ton. At that place they ran over a horse
belonging to Walter Marshall, injuring
him considerably. One of the runaway
animals was also badly hurt.