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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

I OFFER At PRIVATE SALE THE
l property at the head of Market street,
adjoining NcI.urc'S addition, comprising
about nine lots. / will sell II either IN
whole or in part, to suit purchaser. Terms
very reasonable. | will also sell lot on
corner Of cole street and alley >, fifty feet
square. II has a brick house thereon, con-
tanning SIX rooms and 4 cellar. Titles
perfect. For particulars enquire Of
Ed. CHEISTMAN,
At Chrstman House, Market square
,pfIu.
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Forty s ears ans tested the value nf
Or. 4. =. EOu'i'- Anti-Hilttous ana
Liver plEIS.

Sold ny Druggists ami ueuIr = every
W Hrrr.
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FASHIONS and COLD COIN PRESENTS

Bhionable Manner. It draws al
The fullness 20 tho back. making To
straight front" Il Saves NOR,
than Ten Times IT'S Cost, l.ran Do
changed from One Dress 70 another,
Price, 40 cents eAch. Mailed.
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most be uiIIuI, aitr Give nlRGOzinc
To he fOHUd i'm Ibis county. HEd
every person who begins Win tax.
ing II. VIII NEVER discontinue iG
while IL ~ published.
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81, 10000 in Gold Coin TO Give AWAY

We VIII give s2.OOO.OO ina COLD
COIN 10 81 persons who send Ms 'h, .ag-
est number OF subscribers To- our w Or!I
Of Fashion" ~ ~ each, before March .,
1876.
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SATURDAY. OCTORER 23. l875,
EDoR 81 ALE,

J. w. MITCHELL, Auct!oneer.
Taylor Il Barr, Attorneys.
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THE COURTS.

CIRcUGT CoURT-J'"iGe Mclrin,
The Court met at the usual hour Sat-
urday morning.
Demurrers to the declarations in the
case of Good VS.. Bennett, and Roe5recht
vs. + Marllng, JF., We're argued and sub
mitted
The exceptions to the report OF the
Commissioners in the case Of fllan VS..
Jauncke AMI others, were argued ana the
questions taken under advisement.
a motion to dissolve the injunction
awarded in the case of Kline vs.. PanneIi
was made and argued.
The jury in the case o! BrodIe vs.
I Yoke returned verdict tor pialntiii oil
| 5000 with interest on the same Tor
! three and one-halt years.
I In the afternoon session the arguments
was had upon the application OF super
sedeas to the judgment Of the County
! Court in the case oi Dalllson vs. Bailey,
Woodward & Co.
After the transaction of other insect
laneous business the Court adjourned
until this morning at o'clock.
The following cases will be called to-
dav z. w < X. r. r. VS.. James Lyle
assumpsit; Elizabeth Hamilton vs.. The
City OF Wheeling, action for injuries III
falling into an excavation adjoining
! street.
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JOHNSON, who has penchant Tor
rnking amvugs: Lawrence Clsrk's gar
bage carts for items wherewith to adoru
the columns of the Sunday edition OF tho
Standard, deserves some token of recog-
milton for his wonderful power in dis
covering the authorship of articles which
appear in the REGISTER. "Salathel,'
whose sketches he seems to admire, thinks
an old blue flannel shirt would be fit
ting testimonial for his valuable and ac-
eurate? contributions in that direction.
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4 SAD OccURRENce.-We learn that
a. Engineer Crum, ON the b. X q. K. L -,
was proceeding eastward with freight
train last Saturday, he received II stroke
of paralysis near Eighty cut. The
train ran on about slN miles, until il
passed Rowlesburg, when the fireman
noticed that the whistle WAS no, blown
At the crossing. as usual, AMI went on
deck to ascertain the matter. He found
the engineer sitting with his hand -
throttle, unable to move or speak. The
engine was stopped and Mr.. Crum trans
fcrred to a passenger engine and return
ed to his home in West Grafton Graf
TN Sf1s.."s..
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OUR CHURCHES YEsTERDAY.-Flrst,
English Evangelical Lutheran, 10th
street. As announced in our Saturday
morning edition, this church observed
the festival of the Reformation, yesterday,
Rev. Professor Il. 5. Baugher, OF Gettys-
burgh, Pa, officiating in the pulpit and
at Sunday school. The sermons by Mr..
Baugher, from Psalms, 1876; l, 3, and Ro-
mans XIV; l., are spoken of as evincing
n splendid mind and very good practical
common sense. Whilst they were quite
learned they were so plain as to be IN
derstood by everybody il the large au-
diences which greeted the Professor yes
terday. The Sunday School was, as us
ual, full to the capacity of the room.
Mr.. John Zevely, the Superintendent,
put on the blackboard in most
admirable style blackboard lesson en-
titled The Reformation Tree" which
was designed by Mr.. J. c. Stock, Super
intendenl of the Eng. Lutheran Sunday
School, Carlyle, Pennsylvania. Prof.
Baugher delivered the address Of tho af-
ternoon, and Miss Mary thinner presided
at the organ. The report Of the Secre-
tary showed that last Sunday the number
present was SOL.
An exceedingly interesting service was
held at Saint Matthews Church yester-
day afternoon at ! O'Clock The occa-
sion was the reading Of the service, and
remarks to deaf muLes of the city and
vicinity. by It Mr.. Mann, Of Chicago,
/ himself deaf mute, and licensed lay
reader OF the church. At the hour des-
| ignated, quite congregation, among
which were many Of the unfortunates
for whose special benefit the service was
+ to be held. were present. The rector Of
/ III. church, Rev Mr. Armstrong, deliy-
cred few remarks, and Mr.. Mann
then proceeded with the regular evening
services Of the Prayer Book, in the s,gn
language. 1t IVES Il very peculiar and
novel sight tosee him conveying thoughts
and Offering up prayer entirely by signs,
and in perfect silence. Those present
were all very much Interested, and it is
Il matter of great credit to the Episcopal
/ Church that she has taken such interest
in this direction, and done 50 much to-
wards advancing the spiritual welfare of
persons 50 previously afflicted.
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RIVER NEWS.


showed feet in the channel.
The Tempest lef! for New Martins
vile Saturday morning at 10! o'clock.
The Courier left for Parkersburg at II
A. 81, Saturday. She had some difficulty
in getting out on account Of the wind.
The Hudson did not arrive until Sat-
urday morning, She left in the evening
for Cincinnati with all the freight she
could tade. There was lot of nails she
could not take.
The Salt Valley has laid up at Middle
port.
The new Steubenville packet, Abner
O'Neal, tested her boilers Saturday, and
she bore 2lO pounds pressure
The Science leaves this morning at II
o'clock for Parkersburg.
The Andes will be due here this after
noon from Cincinnati.
During the past year the deaths among
the steam boatmen are classified as follows :;
Captains, thirty; mates, eight pilots,
seventeen: clerks, thirteen, and engineers,
fourteen.
The Cincinnati Times says that the tow
boat John f. bravo, sunk at the mouth Of
the Big Sandy, Oh last Monday night, is
badly bent and careened, and that she
can hardly be raised.
The OAiO Rirer Pilot, published at
Ironton, suspended publication on last
Wednesday, after one years life.
by Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, October 3l.-River &
feet and falling. Weather partly cloudy
and cold. Arrived-kttie Heg!er,
Memphis. Depsrted-Rover and bsrges
81. Louis.
CAIRO, October 3l.-Arrived-John
A. Scudder ST Louis; Belle Of Memphis,
ST. Louis; Silverthorn, Evansville; At
lantic, ST Louis; James D. Parker, Gin
cInnati; Granger, Ohio River; Colorado,
/ st. Louis. Departed-Scudder New
Orleans; Belle of Memphis, Memphis;
! Sllverthorne, Evansville; Parker, GIN
cnaati River feet inches and fall
ing; clear; mercury so.
MEMPHIS, October 24.-River falling
slowly. Weather clear. Departed-St.
Genevieve, Bee and bsrges, s. Louis;
Kanawha, Robert Mitchell, New Or
eant.
PITTSBURGH, October 3l.-Riyer > feet
9 inches and stationary; weather very
cold; showed at intervals during the day
and evening, and Will probably freeze
tonight.
LOUISVILLE, October 81 Weather
cool and clear. River feet inches in
the canal; > feet 2 inches on the falls.
Arrived-Tarsscon MnneOla, Glasgow,
! Cincinnati. Departed-Minneola, Mem
PMS; Glasgow, Evansville.
ST. LOUIS, October 3l.-Arriyed City
Of Alton, New Orleans; Dugan and Ar
rowrock, St. Louis Belle Of Memphis,
/ Colossal and Northwestern, keokuk;
City Of Chester, Memphis; Clinton, keo-
! kuk. Departed-Susie Silver, New Or
leans; Fannie Lewis, Kansas City; Julia,
Kansas City; Dugan, Jefferson. Matte
Bel, Rob Roy and Colossal kcokuk.
The river has fallen inches Weather
clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, October Weather
clear. Mercury 81 oto 81 : River fall
ing slowly, with $40 feet Oh the guage.
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NoyEMEEK--Th is the lirst OF No.
yembrr. 1t is II sad month and sad
monitor. Even the birds, that have not
gone to happier climate, when they
sing, have exchanged the glad major key
note OF the happy spring'time into the
plaintiye minor. But with this me!an-
choly, We love November. His plain
tive signs and dirge like songs,
and sad mementoes, are not
unwecome, for 1t Is "better
TO 90 to the house of mourning than to
the house Of mlrth. That reminds US
Of dea b., drives the soul back Oh itself,
and talks to us of the spiritual, the inf
mite, the mprehensible-an such
connunings make the heart better.
~. the soul that has sorrows over
wh.c.i to brood, loves November for lis
sadness. He feels that it is not y m1cker,
but II real uouruer. 1t does not stand
upon it, dignity, US cold and unfeeling
lookerun. 1t is not pretender.
and has no atiectation; no cant about ii;
it is real mourner, talks to n0uIners III
the mourner's dialect. Hence November
has i,s true admirers. There are those
who love "a 1T even in the graveyard. in
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PERsoNAL.-Rev. Prof. H. c. BOUCHER,
Of Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg
Pa leaves ON the early train this mora
ing, for his home.
Ms. NoNTuEor, the newly elected
n.utrun Of the Chlldren's Home, reached
the city Saturday afternoon and inme-
diately entered upon her duties
John II. Hobbs, Esq, Of the South
Wheeling Glass Works, has been grant
ed patent for Improvement in the man
uiacture Of glass.
Samuel Laughlin and George r. Tay
lor, Esq, returned home Saturday night
from It fishing excursion to the South
Branch of the Potomac. They captured
about two hundred black bass.
Mis- Minnie Palmer goes to Pitts
burghthis morning to fill an engagement
there.
The members Of the Pittsburgh Opera
House company have made many friends
in Wheeling by their good acting and
gentlcmsnly department off the stage.
The john fIcryey who WAS before the
Police Court Saturday morning, is not
the gentleman of that name who has Il
cigar store on tho Island.
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AGEI&o SPIRITS LEGALLY.-SGYcrai
plans of ngitating spirits in warehouse,
by which improvement i'll quality is at
tanned, aud particularly an "geing pro,
cess recently invented tor that purpose,
are under consideration in the Internal
Revenue office, the principal question
being whether any process ny which
liquor is purified and improved in quality,
other than the natural methods, can be
used without legally constituting the par
ties using them as rectiier, and there
tore requiring them to take out recti-
fer's license. Several artificial plans of
gauging liquor have been presented to
the office and all cases of that class will
now be considered and decided. Great
interest is manifested in the result, and
several arguments have been made be-
fore the Commissioner in the interest OF
the parties concerned.
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accommodation tram leaves Bcllairc al
$50 y. VI, and arrives az StcubcnyilIe at
D ~ =. N.
special Accommodation trains leave
Re,laire al 300 a. IN, and l2:tj =. M.
bridgeport Gals e.. M, and ! 600 p. m. arrive
AT Martins Ferry az y - "a. Irl., and go p.
III. Returning leave Martins Ferry at
IL 10 a. an, and $500 =. M; bridgeport u -
%. m, ami j:lup y. M; arrive ~ H"l.ulrr Ii
II - "A. M. and 3:25 p. IN.
Tickets 10 all principle points Ia IA"
EaSI and West can h. procured at the
Onion Ticket Dlicr Ia Mcclure House, and
at the station al Bridgeport.
+. K. NY ELS,
my2i General PaSSnugrr q, Ticket Agent.
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PROF. J. NJ. BIRCH, Principal OF the
Lindsey institute, is now conducting the
school in the room corner ~! lIth and
Market streets, The Institute Is thriv-
inc well under hi, able management.
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= SAD ACCIDENT.

Il very painful and sad accident oc-
CURED just below Bridgeport on Satur-
day night, which, from the singular and
cruel circumstances connected with it,
we give in full detail.
A boy about eighteen years Of age,
named Joseph Buckhart, belonging at
Captina, Ohio, who had been employed
as porter at the Grant House, but at the
time Of his misfortune was employed at
the Farmers Home, in Bellaire met
with ii terrible accident Oh Saturday highs
about ten minutes after nine o'clock, ut
he Was crossing the second bridge above
West Wheeling. He was nearly half
way across the. bridge, on his way up to
Bridgeport to get some clothes, VIXEN
suddenly the passenger train hove IN
sight. The track makes sharp curve
here which accounts for him not seeing
. the train until nearly on him. He
turned and rapidly made for the end of
the bridge; but in jumping to one side
his foot caught and threw him. He
made a desperate attempt to roll himself
clear, but rot in time to save his right
/ foot, which the train caught just below
the ankle, and the wheels cut oil. clean,
| all but few shrcads Of
shattered flesh. IS soon ~
the train passed by he jumped up, be.
lcying that his heel was only cut, so
quick was the work done, but sank again
/ to the earth. He crawled along some
/ distance on his hands and knees, at the
same time crying for help. AT this
/ juncture ono George Mcpherson came
along, to whom be piteously appealed
for assistance. But this neartless wretch
demanded pay before ne would touch
him. Buckhart said he only had ~ dollar
and d hall. but il he would aid HIM IN
reaching some spot where he could pro-
cure the assistance of Friends be would
give him dollar. Mcpherson accepted
this proposition and helped him some dis
lance, when he laId him on the track,
and said he would help him no further
unless be- would give him more money
, Buckhurt protested lie had no more than
/ thc llltN cents Itll, wien htI IcIH"I "'Ii'
, through his pockets and took what h4
had. lie then assisted aim To the la Belle
Glass House furnace aid left him t. his
fate. Some workmcn there, discovered
his condition and fastened up 10 Bridge
port for help. which was hsd in II little
while, and by ono o'clock yesterday
morning he was placed IN IL room at
( Hills Hotc! in Bridgeport. Shortly after,
Drs. Todd and RowIcs ampuLated the foot
about three inches above the ankle. lie
Is now doing a. we'll rs can he expected.
This is as sad an accident : We have ever
heen called upon t. chronicle, winnie the
heurtlcssness OF Mcpherson, who, 1t Is said,
belongs to West Wheeling, ,Areis any
thing we ever heard OF. The conduct Of
the fellow bus excited the citizens OF
Bridgeport considerably aud 10 term Is
too severe by which to designate him,
The lad leaves q mother and sister
whose only stay h. was, for every cent
he could spare from his earnings was
scrupulously saved and sent 10 them.
During yesterday the amputatcd foot
was on exhibition ut Rowcs drug store.
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COUNTRY knit Ladies and Misses
Wool Hose Ut EMsHIMEE * Bro ).

LAST NIGHT OF THE FAIR Saturday
evening was the Inst night Of the S..
Alphonsus fair, it having been running
since .ast week, with IS many attendants
and seemingly IL much success, both
financially and socially, as heretofore
noted. On Saturday evening the sum
ming up ofa,l the vote, cast during the
week was completed The following are
the names Of the successful candidates:
Peter Bonenberger, gold headed cane I;
Casper Hell, silver headed cane
Mr.. Happy, cane; c. Regler, gold chain
and charm; J. Aut gold studs; Miss
Mary Boes, gold necklace; Miss c. kull-
man, gold ring; Miss +. Nolte, basket Of
waA flower; Mrs c. Aul, set Of glass
ware. The managers Of the affair made
clear prof, on the above prizes of
$jS492, and To take into consideration
what was made in ether ways, Melted a
very large sum. Tomorrow evening all
the articles not previously sold will be
rafled off.
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The cruel winds firted the skirts
about Saturday, and striped hose show
up to the entire satisfaction Of the
wearers
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BRAINARDs Musical Abuml, Il coilec.
ton of instrumental and vocal music,
price 80 cents Howe's 100 comic songs,
price 30 cents. IIowe's Irish Songs,
price 80 cents. Howes 100 Sentimental
Songs, price 80 cents. For sale Mt
SHIEB's Music STORE.
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OrgNING OF THE OYSTER SEAsoN-A

OPENISG or THE OYSTER Season.:
4. Nelhausens confectionery, 1927 Mar
ket street. Our ladies will gladly notice
that oysters in every style will be turn-
ished from to-day at Neuhau,en ; com
Portable parlors. Only the best brands
OF Tick < Chase, the well known Bait
more oyster firm, are kept there, and the
way they are prepared will take al! oys-
ter lovers by storm. The parlors are
well ventilated, and the average TEN
perature kept a. ".
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TuE weather WAS decidedly winterish
Yesterday. ana Inc corner ios!er was not
numerous
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TmE WEATHER THIS WINTER-A
weather-wisc writer may he be fully
sustaincdJ makes pleasant predictions for
the weather this winter as follows:
This autumn is to be the finest We have
had in many years, with no freeze of any
consequence until the 10th Of December
and then nothing to make glad the heart
of tho ice dealer. a fine Indian sum
mrr in january, with only IL few cold
DAYS. More rain than show during the
winter, and little or no sleighing y few
cold day in February just for - change,
with dry. cloudy and warm March.
Variable weatheriu April, to be followed
bv IA dry MAY.
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DvXING the month of October there
were ftty-two transfers of real estate en-
tered IN the county clerks office.
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THEY are beautiful. Hand made Caps
Bonnets, Shawls and Cloaks for children
at EMsuEIMER ~ Bros.
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CLOSING out sale Of misses and chill
drens colored.shoes for the next ten days
at J.. Y. BLoED's,
1875 Main st.
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FoR hneness and cheapne-s tn" photo
graphs made by Rogers * Co. cannot bee
surpassed. Gallery 1905 Marhe; street
opposite Mcclure House.
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For Mems fine hand stitched custom
made Shoes, 60 to l.. '. Blends, ll3j
Main street.
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FlrrEgN marriage licenses were IS
sued during the month of October and
seventeen in September.
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SiilEb \ VI UsIC NT'

EXAMINE the photographs made at
Rogers y Co.'S Gallery, forS2 per dozen,
1905 Mnrkc; street, opposite Mcclure
House
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Fox Blankets and FInnnels call at j.
W. FerrqIs, corner OF Main and 10Th
streets
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets. All
grades and qualities at reduced prices
]. W Ferrell, corner Main and Twrn-
ticth streets.
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BASE BALL.
Standards vs.. La BciIes-A Draw
Game in Ten Innings.

Standards vs.. La BciIes-A Draw
Game in Ten Innings.
Saturday afternoon quite large crowd
assembled at the Fair Grounds, to witness
the first game o: the series between the
Standard and Ia Belle 6ase ball clubs.
for the championship Of the State. The
weather was raw and chilly, which
prevented the game from
being as interesting, us it other
wise would have been The Standards
have claimed to be the champions Of
West Virginia on tho ,iiamond field, and
Justly 700, and .ho.t l..eat last Saturday
Il week, by the /. Bell" club, was sur
prise, both to the ,.uo and their friends
and hackers Tn. result increased pubic
interest in the games that were to follow,
and consequently the excitement over
Saturdays game ran high, and the bets
offered and taken were numerous. The
/ Standards seemed to be the favcrites and
before the game was called, their friends
offered odds tina: they would win.
The game was called at an carly hour
in the afternoon, and in tossing fer
choice O! Innings, the La Bellies
won. and sent their opponents
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE

ESTABLISHED 1850. OFFERS - -
u proved course OF study Tor ~.
teal education OF young men = S...
rooms, rehtted ana furnished. So
room FOR ladies. Sessions day All '"..,.
student; also thorough course In 80. i''
fish branches. Call at College % ~. .'' Eng
site Mcclure House. or address .fh,
J. NJ. FKASHERGr.
agl7yb Wheeln, u
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Manufactured by r. P. HALL { CO.
NASHUA, N. H.

Ga y al c-ss-:;:,, sd DEALER: Il Ea:!:!.as.
rDTT SAMPLES TO AGENTS. LADIES
kRbb Combination Needle-book, with
I'LL Chromos. Send stamp. +. =. Gluck
New Bedford, Mass tvblU
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'DH. fitiuI autumn time,
How Ike the good, odd apple-SasN thou
arts
Hh.i sweet. hall tart"
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The new time on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad goes into effect to-day.
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Price, One Dollar.
Buckingham Dye
FOR THE WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may he
relied on TO change the color of the
beard from gray or any other UNI
desirable shade, to brown or black,
at discretion. 1t is easily applied,
being in one preparation, and quick
~ and efIectually produces a per-
nanent color, which VIII neither
rub nor wash of.
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SUNDAY is visiting day at the Bel
mont Bias, Furnace.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r.

CONDENSED TIME CARD.
-, -, -yze-ss =s;.<l .s.:.....::
80 50 ---- - i'';ii
AN AND AFTER MAY 3, 1879, TRAINS
" will run Daily, except SuudaydaN lOi-
lows, viz:
-ACCoN'o NAIL. EMPRESS.
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We had touch of ",quaw' winter
yesterday.
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We had slight sprinkIing 81 the
beautiful Yesterday
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DID you Sc" those handsome Plaid En-
broidered Suits reduced to $500 They
are gems. tM>nElMER ~ bku.
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FoR Alpaca and Mohair call at j. w
Ferrcls, corner Main and 10Th streets.