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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27

l. Y. BLOND has the best makes Of
ladies' boy-tact shoes. He keeps them OF
different widths and Of the latest styles.
Call ana sec them at 1875 Main street.
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LADIES If you want anything in the
way of nice shoes, go to /. V Blond.
He keeps the best and finest assortment
of Ladies, Misses and Children's Shoes
in the city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27

BETTING books are now IN order.
From all quarters comes the note of
preparation for lively contests on the
turf,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27

PIANO AND ORGAN TUSGNG AND Re-
PAIRING, carefully and promptly attend
Ga 10 An work guaranteed. Leave
orders at ApAMs ~ CAS-
Music Store, 1927 Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27

IT is amusing 10 see how closely the
steet corner loafers hug the walls when
an officer comes along.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27

THE groups Of feeders on the streets
yesterday seemed sensibly increased in
numbers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27

Il WANT know writes correspon-
dent, chow You pronounce the Indian
name Sioux" We didn't know it was
was an Indian name, but We usually pro-
nounce it Sigh-oo-uck.. We sometimes
fear, though, that the fiery imprtuosity of
youth may ie.d Us to plncc too much
emphasis upou the sigh and the uc&S.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAlRR.


WE remember, when boy, of reading
in one of the readers at School, of a mu-
steal mouse, but never heard of Il musical
rat until yesterday. Mr. VIM. Dough-
ertv says that while he was standing in
front of his hat store, yesterday after
noon. whistling "Old Jim Crow" rat
made its appearance on the pavement
and immediately began to waltz around !
he kept up the tune, and the rat kept up
the dance for about FIVE minutes. He
says:
It's feet beneath It's little snout,
Like little bugs stole in and out.
For further particulars enquire ut
Dougherty's store.
W. X. RITTs, engineer OF the National
pike, died at his residence in this county
last week. Superintendent Wilcox has
taken his place.
w. A.HUNT, ofthe Belmont Chronicle,
was stopping at the Globe House yes
terday.
THERE will be regular meeting of
the Town Council tonight
a NEGRO, two mules and coal cart
got into weaving way on South Union
street yesterday afternoon, and consider
ably damaged an awning.
The St. Clairsyille Presbytery meets
in this city to-day at IL o'clock.
REV. MILIIGAN, Of Cambridge, Ohio,
will deliver an address on the subject OF
Sabbath Schools, at the Presbyterian
church this afternoon.
REV. WIN. GRIMES, of Cadiz, Ohio,
will speak on the subject of temperance
ut the Belmont street Presbyterian
Church on Thursday evening next, and
the mere mention of this fact will, no
doubt, cause the house to be well filled.
Assessor AUSTIN is now taking the
valuation of the personal property Of this
township.
Is it not about time Bellaire had a
Street Commissioner?
WHAT has become Of the new market
house?
ONE more good snow storm and then
we will have spring.
WE are glad to learn that Mrs. Muth,
who has been very i'll for some days past,
is recovering rapidly.
REV. W. p. HAYS, of Washington
Pa, will deliver lecture at the Belmont
Street Presbyterian Church tonight, on
thn 81, hiart nt alurution
OUR friend "Zeke,' of the Globe House,
was crowded with guests last night.
SOME Of the farmers in this vicinity
think there is fair prospect for Az
abundant apple crop this season if the
weather proves favorable from this time
forward.
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LILCR, the young man who had an
arm torn of in r. j. Bags u Co.'s plan
ing mill, at Bridgeport, is recovering.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27

WE want to close out large lot Of
last seasons quarter dollar Percals at l27
cents TO make room for second stock OF
Drcs: Goods.
j. 5. RHODES IL Co.'S.
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THE press" occupied the place Of
honor at the supper table at Turner Hall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27

]. ". FrRREL is making Dress Goods
and Carpets red hot in his closing out
sale. That Is the place to save money
now. is he il forced 10 sell.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27

PRICE Carpets in any house j" the
city, and then come and Viii save 20"
40 per. cent. Us l am forced to sell.
:. " FEEEEL.
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Fox white dress goods and gronod.n"-
attend the forced sale of
j. W. FEEEEL.
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THE lobby members will be out i'll full
force at Council tonight.
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THE BEST EVIDENCE

Tie following letter lIOlL IsfF. U.s. ...rf
Pastor ofthc VI. +. church, Nal,h. i,..,.
will be read with Interest by many n.g,..
clans; also those suffering from -.r..
disease rs afflicted the son of The E.y. H..
:. Best. No person can doubt This ,,,..
mOny, as there + no doubt about lhrcuIt
tive power of Ncgliur.
NATICK, Mass, Jauuary.l, 1873.
Mr.. II. r. Nerva:
DEAR SIE-Wo have good reason for p.
gprdiug your NCgvtIu, medicine ul m
greatest Nalur. We tr,l assured that II NH
been the means OF saving our sons l'H
He is now seventeen years OF age iuI 'a
last two years h" has suffered 'um n'D"
SIS of his leg. caused 10y >C.uluiou> g..
ton, and was so far reduced that u"u.1
all who saw him Thought ms recover .I
possible. \ council of able phy>ir...
could give H. hut the iaiHt'st hop" oI b..
ever raIlying; Two of the number d' y"
ing that lie MAS beyond the reach 10. D..
man remedies, that even umpUiJ..u.
could not save him, rs he hHd n"' '.-.
enough to endure the operation. Ju'i ...
we commenced giving lIm Nc-,tiu,, .I.
from that time 10 the present ne has boo.
continuously improving. He las Lately
resumed studies, thrown away hiNDu'rI
and cane, and walks about rhrrIiu..t ...
strong.
Though there T. still Om"di>rGaI-.i ...
the opening where the limb was it...u
We have the fullest couiidruy, that u .
little time he VIII b. perfectly cured.
He has taken about three dozen nO'i"
OF Ncgctine, but lately used but little, a-
he declares he is TOO well To- be- t.thlug I.ea
cine. Respectfully yours,
J.. =. BEST
Mrs. J.. e.. J.. Be-.
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: TIERCES EVANS SUGAR CURED
u Raef Five TIerces Evans Sugar Cured
Shoulders, for sale by. r. J. SMYTH'
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RACK and White Striped Silk Pop
Inns, very handsome, at 37!c, just re-
ceived al
J. s. RHODES e Co.
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MARTINS FERRY.

His Honor Mayor Dean had very
good haul out of the Saturday mill pay
ments. Saturday evening and yesterday
morning there were five cases before
him-all for d-unkS.
Thomas Brown was assessed and paid
81 and costs.
Hanson Springer Jared the same fate.
Charles Coss mot the Bridgeport
Charlie) had 81 and costs marked against
his name, but not being able TO furnish
the stamps languiseth in the lookup for
the space of ten days
Chas krinke paid 81 and costs.
Another individual was up for disor-
derby conduct, but the charge not being
sustained be was discharged.
The Tennesseeans give performance
in the NJ. Z. Church tonight, one third
of the proceeds to 90 to the benefit Of the
Sabbath School.
A DAY or two since. a boy named
Fred kraison, fell from the roof of a
building, a distance Of twelve feet TO the
ground receiving but little injury.
Yesterday he was working on the roof
of DR.. Vests building opposite the post
office and on going to the roof on an eX-
tension ladder, the ladder ran down, and
he only saved himself by catching the
caves. His hold was very slight, but his
cries and prayers were loud and earnest.
Fortunately one of the men on the roof
succeeded in catching him and pulling
him up. Perhaps il would be advisable
for him to stay off of roofs until his luck
changes.
ALL the shares of the old building as
ISOLATION sold Saturday evening we're
bought by DR.. Werlich. They brought
five per cen! premium, which is very
cheap, they having previously brought
from seven to nine per cent premium.
The saloons are doing n lively bust
ness. They will continue to do 50 until
the mill hands get short.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27

YESTERDAY afternoon was q fair day
for pretty girls in the street cars.
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Steamer Market Boy.
HOURS OF DEPARTURE.

HOURS OF DEPARTURE.
Leaves Bellaire al 7and 80 A. NJ.
and $3.50 p. NJ.
Wheeling at s 30 and ii AN.
$50 and y. NJ.
Bills of lading signed, and small pack
ages attended to iflcft at
&. ii, BOOTH Il cos Boat Store.
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LAST evening was splendid for prom
enading-in horn.
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@TH1s is the time for great bargains
Dry Goods and Carpets at
j. w. FERREL.
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A NICE selection of China, Glass and
QuecnswaIc, and decorated Chamber
SETS. j. FEIDEL y Co,
1870 Main ST.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r
CONDENSED TIME GARD.

O. -
St EaE
ON AND AFTER nov. 10, 1874, TRAINS
" will run Daily, except sunday as fol-
lows, viz:
AccoM'o MAIL. EMPRESS.
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IN THE LoCK.yP.-At s o'clock last
evening, there were three persons in the
lookup, who will have hearing this
morning. One individual was INDUCING
in II plain drunk; the other two were a
man and his wife, who were tearing up
Jack in the Fourth ward, and will come
up on charge Of disorderly conduct.
THE most fashionable thing with tho
ladies in the city at present, Judging
from the number worm is the white veil
tied around black hat. To see bevy
of fair charmers arrayed in black, with vel
and hat aforesaid, reminds one very for
chilly of the "lingering in the lap of
spring business.
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POLICE CoURT-Judge Cranmer.

POLICE CoURT-JNdye CTa7NteT'
Four cases were disposed of yesterday
morning by Judge Cranmer.
Thomas Bishop, charged with disorder
ly conduct, was fined SO and costs.
James Elliott, for the same offence,
paid 81 and costs.
William Carey, for indecent exposure
of his person, was fned 81 and costs.
Gustavus keivitt, for disorder y con-
duct of an aggravated nature, was
charged $40 and costs.
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WESTBOUND TRAINS.

Nos 10 and s run daily; No. daily eN-
cept sunday; No. /, daily except Saturdays
East bound trains make direct connec-
lions NJ Baltimore with trains for Pnila-
deIphiu. New York anu Boston. At Wash
ngtun city for al! points South.
West bound trains make direct cOnnRc-
lions for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
WHEELING PITI'SB IRGH AND BAL
TIlfORE DIVISION.
EAST-LEAyES. wEST-LEAyES.
aWhr-Iing Washington Pa,
daily at6:l5 AN daily at......O 40 A. NJ.
Wheeling Washington, Pa,
daily nj 2:ll y. ". daily at......2:lUP p. VI.
"Suudays excepted. sundays excepted.
Tickets TO al. principal points can be
procured at the Office at the Depot.
THOS. Il. SHARP,
Master OF transportation.
Il. T. DEVRIE.S, General Agent, Wheel
NC nOVl6
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Sur,rTured Reef & shoulders

The time TOR opening the above propo-
soils is extended 10 Thursday, April 9th.
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Tur only place in the city that you
can find Children's BoX-toed Button
Gaitors Is mt J.. V. BLoTD's,
1875 Main street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-27

CpEE SAMPLE TO AGENTS. LADIES
I nk-E Com Dination Needle book, with
Chromos. send stamp. DEAN 4 90, sew
Bedford. Mass octlD
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THE COURTS.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Metvsn.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Melvin.
The Circuit Court yesterday was en- >
gagged nearly all day in the hearing OF
the case of the State rs. Blum for bigamy.
The Jury in the evening returned yer
dict of guilty, and he was sentenced TO
ops year in the States prison.
While the jury in the Blum case was
out, the office judgment docket was call
ed, but the cases were generally passed,
awaiting the return of the jury.
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\ PORTION of the La Belle hot plate
feeders joined the strikers yesterday.
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THE VIII o the Wisp programme was
an unique affair.
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ALMOST AN ACCIDENT y csterday
afternoon the horses attached to Il hack,
containing four ladies, became unman-
ageable while coming down the hill from
Mt. Wood Cemetery. The started over
the bank and down the hill towards the
Jewish Cemetery, and coming in contact
with the fence, got across it, breaking it
down and upsetting the hack. Officer
Pate st. Myers ran to the assistance
of the ladies, and succeeded
in getting out Mrs. Franzheim and the
other ladies with no other damage hav-
ing been done to them than that result
ing from a severe fright. The ladies were
attending the funeral of q child who had
died at the Cbildren's Home.
WALTER HENNEN, a boy about "halC
past sixteen" years of age, light hair, fair
skin and blue eyes, ran away from his
home in Wheeling, West Virginia, re-
Gently, and his parents have sought the
aid of Colonel Snelbaker, Superinten-
dent of Police, to find his whereabouts
Cincinnati Commercial.
The person referred to is probably the
son of Mr.. I. j. Hennen, of Fairmont.
The lad had been working at the printing
business in this city for some months
and on the 29th Of March last, suddenly
departed, and has not been heard of
since Any one hearing of his where
abouts will confer great favor and re-
lieve the anxiety of his distressed parents
by addressing them at Fairmont, West
Virginia.
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TuR handsomest line of Linen Suits,
made expressly for u.s. ever offered IN
this market, just opened.
j. ). RHODES q Co.'S.
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j. ). RHODES IL Co. 5.
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this market, just opened.
j. :. RHODES q Co.'S.
NEW stock Of Sun Umbrellas and
Parasols, Mt
j. 5. RHODES * Co.
JuTU received by express, another lot
of those Ncw York Broadway BoX-toc
Caters, the incest ladies shoe that ever
WAS invented, and the only place that
you can get them Is at l.. V. Blends, he
has the exclusive sale.
BUY your Wall Paper at
j. FRIDEL X Co.'S,
1870 Main st.
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Iniex 10 New Advertisements.

Inicx 10 New Advertisements.
The Howe Stitch
Hats and Caps-Brown.
,cd-IustructreSS.
Flour-M. 4 J. Pollock.
Racing al the Fair Grounds.
Wanted-Books to Keep
Devcled Crabs-Tldal Wave Saloon.
Step Ladders-A. X. Morehead Il Co.
Spcctacles-W A. Turner.
THE Will o the Wisp programme was
an unique affair.
\ PORTION of the La Belle hot plate
feeders joined the strikers yesterday.
LAST evening was splendid for prom
enading-in horn.
YESTERDAY afternoon was fair day
for pretty girls in the street cars.
THE lobby members will be out i'll full
force at Council tonight.
THE press" occupied the place Of
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The Promptitude Of Debtors

Ihe experience W the FIndlay Courtsr
man IS sad and mouruful Hs has lost
faith ID tho profession uf his fellow
Hear hoU ~ talks
Last week q mau stepped up to us and
said I've would fay us " rry cent hr owed AZ
III lived tim saturday night. Nrprosume
that man died. Another SAID he would
IVAN us iu DAY W. two. Az ,ure as Ne were
born Query Did thr man l,e. w were
burut Another sand he would settle his
bi az sure as shooting. M ar- ltl tt
thr conclusion that shooting y decidedly
uncertain Quite number SAID they
would wv rs to-uorrum. These mru have
been o.ud ever since, ~ else tu- morrow
has uor COME. one mau told us SIX months
a-o thar ne would pay us a. zoon as he gor
some money. That man would not he.
and ut course has net had a cent since
"But the experience NJ r0iturs j. about
The SAM, AZ. over. Last year We storued
ou, man pap,r who owed SIX dollars.
He Nas serving tae public and we met him
whl., u discharge 81 his duties. He
averrtu thtt as soon as lac got through and
received DDS pay he would make it All right,
he would indeed. He told us the same
story iu thr spring, and we presume he Is
suIl assessing. Another came all the way.
hye Lilies, 10 t0Nu To- assure as he was all
right, and we need not be afraid. He
would have some money soon. and would
pay Yes. he would. Some time later We
saw his money al distance He was
putting % u a bauk. II Was the last
glimpse ne had Of H. He never had a
hatchet and ran round hacking cherry
trees, or they %ould have died without
ANYBODY knowing Who killed them An
other would pay US after ,heep shearing
His sheep are long woods. ald il takes a
long while for the wool To- mature. An
other would pay aiter wheat harvest. but
his wheat, ike the century plant. I If SLOW
growth and don't ipen often. Another
had poor health but was improving He
would get round souu and raise s1me
money and pay. He has had a relarse.
for though he eats hearty and works hard
he don't get round with cent. We wonId
have hopes of getting even with such fox,
some day, when an administrator is ap
pointed, if they had anything to admins
ter on, but they haven't and-and.
Well, We sympathize wieh the Coarier man
Fremont Journal.
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THE WEEKLY Sun
1870 New York. 1875,
$40,

Eighteen hundred amt seveuty-sIx ~ the
Ceutenn al year. 1t Is alsOthe year ia which
an Opposition House Of Representatives. the
first since the war, viii be IN power at Wash
ngton, and the year Of the twenty-third cleo
ton Of a President OF the United states All
Of these events are sure to b. Ut great inter
est and Importance, especially the two latter:
and all of them and everything connected
tn them VIII be fully and freshly reported
dexpounded IN The SUN.
The Opposition House OF Representatives.
king up the line of inquiry opened years
20 bv THs SrN, viii, sterrly and diligently
investigate the corruptlons and hIsdeeds Of
GRANTS administration; and will, 1t Is to be
hoped, lay the foundation for a new and bet
ter period IN our national history. OF ali tins
THE SUN will contain complete aud accurate
accounts, furnishing its readers with early
and Trustworthy information on these I'M
portant topics.
The twenty third Presidential election
with the preparations for 1t, will be memoir
able as deciding upon GRANTS aspirations for
a third term Of power and plumber, and still
more deciding who shall he the candidate
Of the party Of Reform, and as electmg that
candidate. Con cernlrg all these subjects
those who read THE SUN will have the con
slant means Of being thoroughly well IN
formed
The w EEKIN SUN, which has attained
circulation OF over eighty thousand copies.
air, ady has its readers IN every state and
Territory, and We trust that the year 1876
will see their numbers doubled. 1t will con
tInue u be thorough newspaper, All the
get erai news OF the day Will be found In lr.
condensed when unlmportaut, at full length
when OF moment; and always. We trust, treat
ell IN a clear. interesting and instructive man
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A Model Savings Bank.

There ", lu more expressive phrase wv the
English language. and there 0. uo public
nlan wv ..r ,it, hoI,lr. Y responsible
po,it..a. y, wy supIi,. Il u..r- rtsa.ousl, tu aII
his business -rn-aeti.r- than the President
W tlg Fidelity savings Eat heated at l43.
I45 auJ AZ Randolph street. Tia, Hon John
, Hau.~ T.lmau uAr l,p. -it- 4.- rL.
y may ", tle savings ota lifetime. wv 4 MON
.tan institution. 10 b. essential N ta..r t.a.
wv. t..i, WV, .uurd.u Y. WY. ,.ap!u- W. uen
of honor wealth .rI r..p,r.it5fir, ,.,,-
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Mn john WORDSWORTH writes from
West bourne, Stockton on Tees, England :
" Seeing ar account in the Times Of the
10th Oct, Of another blast furnace acci-
dent IN Staffordshire, arising from defect
i've tuyeres, think it high time attention
was called to the lamentabe want Of know
ledge displayed BY some blast furnace man
ayers IN that district; the accidents are
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1875-11-27

Nearly an the suspended T. a X. col
h,rirs resumed work on Monday last We
don't know. and from the varied opinions
expressed IN what are presumed To be well
informed quarteSs W. are 10th 10 surmise
how long they will continue Tho air is
tull Do ruwars tr-ardiug suspension, a
proposed reduction. etc. none Of which.
however, have as VET assumed a Sufficient
IN definite shape ID entitle them to place
IA our columns. One thing is certain, the
mon should b. placed IN as good condi-
tiyn a. possible - III, Workinqmdy, Potts
riNe Pa
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owing TO the use Of the old water tuyere,
which Is very dangerous. In the Cleveland
district they have been entirely discarded
for many wears. and only the colled tuyere
is used During upwards Of twenty years
there has not been a single accident arising
from ,oi'ed tuyercs exploding"
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PARDIDGE'S,
ia and 116 State Street.

Q6 TO $40 PER DAY. Agents wanteq
VO All classes of working people of both
sexes young and old make money for u.s. in Weir
own localities during their spare moments, Az the
time, than At anything else We offer employment that
viii pay handsomel for every hour work. Full par
tcuiafs terms, etc sent free Send your address at
once. Don't DELAY. Now T. she tirne Don't look for
work or business elsewhere unt yOu have learned
what offer.
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Indianapolis Coal Market
Rollers Card.


RAILS
AL N..y. YORK foreign. g,id ... - S4s 50
Amgr al. a. works. cur. 81
% Old Rails ID. a., cur - o.
Al PbiiAdephia, NV rail At mill .-.. ~ 80
BRITISH IEUN MARkET
Stsifurd>hIre Bars -..- .--- .-...-.. t4aio !"
Rails IN r~hl. ..-... -.. A" l"s ! .
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THE WAYNE COUNTY
BANK !
nL~ I'D DUu-
DE ROLF.

MessonS BIildiug, corner N Griswui, anu Dan.re,.
Streets
Copies ii their ~ Laws and Reg latian, can b, had
at their Banking Rooms
Loans u 500 to $4,000 can n- hai ,n real estate
security upon apph alton to the Treasurer
President WILLIAM b WhsSoN
Vice President IA klEfsK
Secretary and Treasurer ; u ELwaap
Attorney -WM A. MOokk
TRUSTEES
John J. Bagfey, Jerome Croul }. b >uth. rlsnd. JET
lerson Wiley, ;. g Wright, u VI Ferr, Paul Gne-.
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