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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1875-07-08

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INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION co
$40
WILL BUY
FIRST MORTGAGE PREMIUM BOND
~. Industrial Exhibition CO.

These Bonds are issued for the purpose of raising funds
FOR the erection of building the City New York 10
be used for a
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River News.

The river was falling last evening, With
. feet s inches in the channel.
The Mallic Ragon arrived at e 4. VI.
from parkcrsbutg with large freight
trip and good passenger trip.
The Tempest departed for New Mar.
tinsvillC AT 10 AM.
The steamer Comfort arrived from he.
low with good load Of boat wood and
grain
The Andes departed for Cincinnati At
"a +. ", with \ rather light trip
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A VALUABLE DiscovERY.-Dr. c. W.
Benson, n practising physician, at 100
North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md. (who
has paid much attention to nervous dis.
eases, has discovered that extract Of
celery and chamomile, combined in a
certain proportion, invariably cures
headache. either bilious dyspcwic, nerv.
ous or sta headache, neuralgia and
nervousness. This is a triumph in mCdi.
cal chemistry, and sufferers all over the
country arc ordering by mail, lie pre-.
parcs il in pills at 50 Ccnts per box. The
Doctor is largely known and highly re.
spcCtCd in Baliimorc.-EpiscoFai Nah.
0iid.
Sold by McLain Bros, Wheeling, W.
Va, and all druggists. dAw
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Dissolution OF FAlRMoST FURNITURE
CoMPANY.-Secretary Of State lledrick
yesterday received the following notice :
"Rcsoircd That the Fairmont Furni.
turc Company be dissolved and the bust.
ness Of the said corporation he discon-
tinucd, and that the property and effects
real and personal Of said corporation be
sold and converted Into money; and after
the payment OF all debts the surplus Of
the proceeds shall be cquitably divided
among the stockholders, and that the
present Board Of Directors do proceed as
soon ns possible to carry this resolution
into effect.
"I, Warren Kaufman, President Of the
Fairmont Furniture Company, hereby
certify that the foregoing resolution was
unanimously adopted at n meeting Of the
stockholders Of said corporation held at
their office in the town Of fairmOnt, Ma
rOn county, West Virginia, on the 9TH day
Of August, 1915.
"Giycn under my hand and the com.
mon seal Of said corporation, this 9TH day
Of August, 1875.
"WARRES KAUFMAN,
"Ifcs. Fdirmoni Furniture Co.
"Io Secretary Of State Of Wcd Virginia,
Whcsling."
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TROUBLE About SELLING CATTLE
Archie Goodhue, Geo. Watkins and John
MclIcnry were before Justice Caldwell
yesterday, upon an information entered
by Assessor Rail- Ankle, charging them
with selling cattle without license. Their
cases were settled upon payment Of costs,
by consent Of the Prosecuting Attorney.
after they had taken the necessary stCp'
to procure licenses. The law has never
been rigilly enforced in this respect, and
those who have recently been brought to
task for their neglect think that they have
been roughly used. One Of the dealers
declares that hereafter he will bring his
cattle to Bridgeport and send word to the
Wheeling butchers to come over and look
at them, and thus cvndc the license law.
IA Justice Caldwell has yet in his hands
nineteen warrants Of the same kind, there
will probably bc considerable more
aqncaling among the cattle dealers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-11

TIELMBoLD's Ducnu ls still in the re.
NTH of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. lIelmbold, the Cele.
bratrd medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and il
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t IL
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. beware Of counter.
feits. Genuine has proprictor's private
stamp. John f. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d&w.
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THRU sTEEs' sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF pkED
Of Trust made by John ,harkmal ~ " =,
Trustee iaI,-i sbth september Que IhuusIhu ''sn'
Manfred and seventy -Uur, anu Trrhiieh W tue
Otbrr u The lrfk ol tue County Nouii o. ohI"
r,Ilnty, W. Va, IN Drrd u Trust lSok No I, page
III ~ viii -rll at the front DOR Of the Curt
Unu,o Of aid county. on MONDAY, september q,
isTi. commencing at 10 U'ulyts =. II, the following
described raj estate that Is 10 1ys laIl OF lpt
or Innurl pt land number Ihfly 80 On the east
sde Of MukrI ,tfyct betNsrrn Nj Iaha!l and DlNlT
i'm street, now 18th aud 2nih sutCtsl nov called
The sixth Ward aud sid parcel Of land aforesaid,
commanding /, 40 i,et tTum the North side OF lot
numlgr lh.fIy 80 and division wal between tcu-
cn ut 80 IOur u dlTcctFy No, 100, and No hye
(5l directory NJ !jJs and running riulh hll"h
Us Ect more NJ lr,- 10 the division wall between
hyctJL uIr orr NJ. 2Ns, aud liI directory 40
$50. tCutmynl, and Running bIrE To- thu alley In
urfelf. -AIne width. lnu numteT, VI sid lrne'
IN nts commencing with Eumiet one w. on Tue
north corner NJ lot No tWenty-nlne ~ adjoining
said lot NJ thirty 500 Aforesaid.
TERMS ~ sALl.-Onr-hall the purchase money
U b. p,id IN uasn On the day ut sale and the 'I'
aun, In siI months lhrTeiTOm; the title TO- TO re-
tainsl until payment Thereof Is made In iull llig
believed To he g,rsi but selling s Trustees We shall
rOnyey only such title a, Is yesiti Ia US by said
dpsl0f tTu.t ]. X BOT>FuND.
aud JACOB llOkN BROpK.
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WEDDING At THE GRASr llOrIE.--
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Geo. +. Irwin,
book keeper in the Ohio Valley bank,
became happy Benedict through the IA.
yor of Mia. Sylvia I.auclllin, Of phtkcrS.
burg The wc,ldingcrrcmony took place
at the Grant House, Rev. Dr. Kelley off.
chatting. The wedding wNa quiet one,
but few being present besides the immc.
diatc relatives 0f the contracting parties.
The bridal party left for larkcrsbntg in
the afternoon on the steamer Andes, and
will remain absent for about two weeks.
They take with them the good wishes and
congratulations NJ nm extensive circle oi
friends.
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FuSERAL OF Mns. SnRivER.- Mrs
Eliza Shriycr was buried yesterday after.
noon from the residence Of her daughter
Mira. Ellie NJ. Russell, on the National
Pike. Rev Armstrong, rector Of ~
Matthew Episcopal Church, conducted
the funeral ceremonies. The funeral wa.
quito largely attended by persons from
the city and vicinity. The pAll.bcntCt'
were General Al. PNnncll, Major Alon
70 I,ofing, Mc.,r'. Joseph Du BOR, john
knotc John Mitchell and Aaron Kelly
The remains were inferred in Greenwood
Cemetery
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Hook n SCIiRAbER. Special attention
IL called To the advertisement If this firm.
which may he found in another column,
Tho fancy wagons and carriages turned
ont by Mcssrs. Hook \ Schtndcr nrc Of a
superior quality, anil command ready
sale in tho market, Their establishment
IL located on Market street, between OH
and 10th.
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so to $4,000 has been invested in
Stock Privileges, and paid 900 per cent
profit. slow to do H." A book on
Wall street, sent free. TuMBmpGE q
Co., Bankers 9 Wall st., n. y, d&w.
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The lIoTubrook arrived from Parker,.
burg Yesterday morning.
The Expire. will irpar, Tor Parkcr,.
burg ihI' morning Al II O'Clock
Smllh y Nlltsnu, ul Charleston. West
Virginia, had -, 500 worth Of In,, in tho
Elk river when that stream commenced
To rise. All were broken loose rom ,brir
moorings and huaIcl uH. unly ZEN r,r
cent oi them will H. recovered Pr,
bHrGI Commercial
The Cincinnati Gu:fN say Thi,w,u.
drriu stage OF water on the 9TH ,lay of
August was the result Of steady rice that
set in outhe 9TH Of June, being vou,!nu-
ous rise Of two months, The water yr,.
tcrday extended up the public landing
lar enough tn wash the flagstaff The ri.r
exceed, that Of $50 by two inches, lacked
that oi lS67 by three inches, lS6j by ten
inches, lS62 by one loot eleven iuchc..
and was equal 10 that ot 1850 1t lrll
short oil the rise OF l>j7 eight icrl eleven
inches, hat did ten times Is much damage,
because the latter occurred in the middle
of winler-about Christmas. The riscol
1852 was six inches greater than thatul
1917. The rise OF August $50, however,
will remarked as the greatest lhatrycr nc.
CURED in the summer season.
by TclYnrhl
PITTSBURGH, August lo.-Riyrr L tcrt
aud falling, Weather clear and warm,
ST. LOUIs, August lO,-Arriycd-Sa-
wanna, Galcna; Grand Tower, Memphis;
Grand Lake, New Orleans; Gen, Andcr-
son, Pauducah. pcpartcd-Northwcst-
crn, St, Paul; City Of Nirksbnrg, Nirks
burg.
NASHVILLE, August lO.-River falling
with 10 feet : inches on the shoals, Clear
and mild.
CINrlNNArI, August lO,-Rivcr 80 feet
Il inches and falling fast, Weather fair
and warm. Arrived-Chas. Miller, Mem
phis: Fawn, Evansville. Departed -
Hudson, Wheeling. The John l.. Rhoads,
from Pittsburgh to st. Louis, passed
down.
EVANSVILLE, August 10. - Weather
cloudy; heavy rain this evening, Mcr-
curry 'GS' and falling. River rose 10 II
feet scant and has fallen 2.l0 feet; Il $40
feet on the gauge. Up--p. Van Buskirk,
Arkansas Belle, Geo. Roberts, Dick
johnson. Down-'rarascon, Cherokee.
The Wabash is still rising and White
river falling. The railroads are all
broken and transfers have to he made,
CARo, August lO.-Arriycd-Cily nj
Chester, ST. Louis. Dcpartcd-Cily Of
Chester, Memphis, River II feet . inches
at : p, NJ; risen inch since noon. Very
heavy rain since i Pm. Weather CooI.
MEMPHIS, August l0,-Thc river rose
a little over an inch, and is now within
two and onc.third inches OF the spring
flood. Weather generally cloudy and
threatening. Dcpartcd-Jamc. Howard,
st. Lonis; Bee and bargcs, New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, August TO- - Weather
pleasant and cloudy, with a light rain.
The river continues falling, with - feet
6 inches in the canal and II feet g inchs
in the Indiana chute. Arriycd-T, W.
Means and bargcs, Cincinnati; J, /.
Rhoads, Pittsburgh. Deparlcd-T. W.
Means, ST. Louis.
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liOLp ROnnERY NEAR RoSEY's l'OlST
About 81 o'clock last night a country
man was stopped by two Young men near
Ronry's Point, and robbed Of Si3-all
the money he had with him. The coun.
trymnn Immediately came to Wheeling
and informed Capt Davis Of the affair.
II has been asCcriuIncd that the robbers
procured their team nt lIukc's livery
stable, and II is thought probable that
they belong here. The officers are trying
to work the thing up, and there il some
prospect Of their success.
The parties supposed to have commit.
ted the robbery, David Wallace, David
McGumphrry, William McGumphrCy,
and fellow by tho name Of Walker, were
arrested about 2 o'clock thii morning by
officer Henry and Charles ENlcy. vii.
liam McGnmphrcy had $ai on his person,
and David MrGnm phrcy$lO, They were
locked up.
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TnE value oi the real and personal
property in Wheeling, according 10 the
returns made by the Assessors, il ! 1900
600 Tho Second Branch NJ Council last
night agreed to make the annual nascm.
mcnt 40 cents on the SlOO, which would
thus realize $4,000. Tho amount last
year wna SO, 10, and II the lirst Branch
concurs in the action Oi the Second the
revenue this year will exceed by SlI,iSi
That II Last year.
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SECOND EMBARRASSMENT OF THE TRor.
DADOuKs The thermometer hung among
the ninctics last night, yet n goodlycrowd
Of people gathered In the Opera House TO
witness the second performance Of the
'Troubadours. In fact, quite a large au.
diencc was present. "Giaily the TrOu.
baduur touched his guitar" and the PEG.
pie laughed immediately from the rising
Of the curtain until II descended. They
are funny people, the Troubalours, and
they have made a palpnblc hit in Wheel.
ing. This afternoon matinee will
he given for the accommodation Of the
ladies and children, and the company will
this evening close their engagement in
this city, appcnringln nm entire change Of
programme. Tomorrow evening they
will commence All engagement Of three
nights in Columbus, Ohio. We advise all
those Of our people who relish "a little
nonsense now and then" to sec the TrOn.
bndonrs while they have nm opportunity.
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NOrlCE.-Auclion sale Of j. W. Fer.
rcl's dry goods aud carpets postponed by
the creditors a few days to see il his con-
tinuation Of selling away below cost will
not be more fully appreciated, and raise
the money. Now is your time for dry
goods and carpets at your own price, at
j. W. Fcrrcls, corner Main aud 10Th
streets.
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SERVICES Attic SYSAGoGrE.-Ser.
vices were held by DR.. Meyer at the jew.
i-h Synagogue yesterday morning in rom.
mcmOrntiOn Of the destruction u Jcrusn.
lem by the Romans under Titua In the
year 70 4. ~
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New GOoDs.-lOO pieces Of new styles
dark prints, from to 10 cents.
80 pieces Al soft finished muslin 10
cents.
Canton flanncls, cheviuts, sheetings, &C.
Please call soon at JOIIS ROEMER's
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dering payment Of the same, was con-
CURED in.
The Committee on Fire Department re-
ported bills amounting in the aggregate
to 1881 Is, and the action OF the Second
Branch, ordering payment Of the same,
was approved.
The Committee on Accounts reported
bills amounting to SG!j -, and the action
Of the Second Branch in ordering pay
ment was CONQUERED in.
The bond oi Geo. Z, Black approved
by the Second Branch, was read, and on
the motion to concur there was some dis
cussion on the propricty ot accepting or
approving said bond previous 10 4 settle
ment with the Committee by the CoIIec.
tor, after which the action OF the Second
Branch was concurrcl in and an amend
ment was made providing that no aSsess-
ment books should h turned over to the
Collector until after his settlements with
the Committee.
The report OF the Committee on Claims
recommending consideration Of the peti.
ton oil james Graham for additional pay
mcnt Tor stone broken on 10th street APP
proved by the Second Branch, after some
discussion was laid on the table.
The report OF the Board Of Equaliza-
ton was read and the recommendations
Of the Committee asapproved by the Sec
Ond Branch were COHCurred in.
The report OF the Committee on Scales
recommending the payment Of bills
amounting to SlO4 II, was read and the
action OF Second Branch appropriating
the same was cOnCurrcd in.
The Committee on Police recommended
the payment Of billsamounting to so O9,
and the approval OF the Second Branch
was concurred in. The committee also
recommended that the sum OF 81 per
month be appropriated as bonus to the
private watchmen who may clothe them.
selves in the uniform OF Deputy Ser,
gcant, and the whole subject after discus
sion was laid on the table.
DR.. Baird moved that when the First
Branch adjourns 1t he to meet on Friday
night, which motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Blair asked leave to present the
petition Of numerous citizens asking the
Council to appoint acOmmittcc to consult
with the stockholders OF the Island Fair
Grounds with view Of purchasing the
same for public park, Objection was
made that an appropriation Of money was
involved, aud that therefore the PROPOSE
ton suggested by the petitioners must
rise in the Second Branch. The objection
was sustained.
On motion the Branch adjourned.
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ASornER WmtEwAsf. n police
matters continue IA dull ms they arc At
present the daily session II tho police
court might "a we'll be abolished Yes.
tcrday morning witnessed another white.
wash" something by the way which il
becoming very common. Ills no wonder
then that our "IIijah," Gen Alex. Wal.
lace, grows melancholy aud refuses to he
c,,,f,tttI
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GOLDEN SHEAP.--Thc latest publica.
tion in singing books for Sunday Schools
is the Golden Shcai,' which is pro.
nouncCd to he the hest book Of the Kind
ever published. For sale by
ADAMS Il LuCAs,
1907 Market 81.
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LOCAL PERsoSAlS.-Il1n. {. b. Hub
bard, President Of the Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing * Kentucky Railroad Company, i
now in Philadelphia upon business con-
nected With said company.
5. W. Boyd, Esq, lett upon the steamer
Andes yesterday Tor Huntington to spend
a week.
Judge Rogers attended to the duties Of
the Clerk Of the County Court yesterday,
while Mr.. Woods was at the funeral OF
his molhcr.in.law, Mrs. Shriver,
Mr.. T. c, Motiat starts this morning
upon trip 10 the mountains. lie will
be gone about week.
Mr.. Geo. F. Irwin and bride were
among the passengers on the steamer
Andes yesterday, They go to Parker--
burg.
Inspectors Young and Wilson went to
Parkcrsburg yesterday on the steamer
Andes, To inspect the Orion, Magnolia,
and new boat built Tor the IIockingport
and Parkersburg trade, They will re-
turn on Thursday on the Express.
Rev. ". c. Griffith, u Wesley Chap
81, returned from Baltimore yesterday.
Delegates 7. c. Adams and John Davis
have returned from the session ri the
. Grand Forge Of The Sons Of Vulcan, which
wa. recently held at Philadelphia.
/ DR.. Pipes was thrown from his buggy
and slightly injured on Monday evening
near the La Belle nail factory.
S.N. Prathcr and Henry Schmulbach, Of
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REsrMED.-Thc Riverside nail factory
resumed operations yesterday. after the
usual summer vacation The heating
and nail.plnte departments ala" can.
monrrl work.
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DEFEAT op THE NEslfASSocKs.- The
Nrshannock base ball club, of New Castle.
"a, which defeated the Standard club vi
lhi1 city some weeks ago, was itself dc.
icatcrl On Saturday last hy the Experts, ut
Harrisburg. The lIarrisbnrgcri main
tanned the nsccndCncy all through tic
game, aud closed with score Of toto /.
The Nc'hannocks wcntto Pittsburgh, and
played game with the independent, IN
MONDAY.
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MAkllN ; L ENNl IAN AS ~ lulH'
heart never won fair lady" The truth
Of this old adage was fully demonstrated
up town recently by some iaint.hCarted
young blOOds I've withhold their names
who were very anxious to make the aC'
QuaintanCe OF some young ladies that
were visiting in ispIacc, Accordingly
they rugged themselves in their hest bib
and tucker, aud started ont fully resolved
to make the desired acquaintance or per.
ish in the attempt; but rs they ncarcd the
place Of conquest they began to trcmble
and their hearts failing them, passed by
casting wistful CyuNt those their hearts
were longing to know, leaving the prizes
to be,taken by down town" young man
who now has the pleasure Of basking in
the smiles Of those fair creatures, while
the faint-heartcd young men sigh, at
might have been"
Ex.Gov. Il. B. Hays and Hon. Ben. Eg.
glcston will speak here on next Friday af
lcrnO0n, commencing at . o'clock. The
meeting will be held in the grove il the
weather is favorable, il not in CONNER
cial Hall. Extensive preparations arc
being made to have big time. A good
band has been engaged and seats will be
provided so that persons attending the
meeting can spend few hours cOmfOr
tably and at the same time have the pleas
IRE Of hearing from our much.lOyed cx
Governor. Let every one so arrange
their affairs that they can spend next Fri
day afternoon hearing the political Qucs
tiOns Of the day ably discussed by these
gentlemen, for they will undoubtedly bt
here and will he the guests OF Mr.. VIM
Clark while in town. The ladies and
Wheeling people are specially invited.
The social Of the NJ. T.. Church will
meet this evening at the house Of Mis-.
Hannah Edwards.
Several new eases Of scarlet fever arc
reported.
The Rosebud Fishing Club left for the
Islands yesterday morning. Their frst
start was failure. "l'lick" got into d
skill with the fodder and dunnngc, and
bidding farewell to his native town. pulled
manfully but sorrOwfully into the cur,
rent Of the Ohio. but the tonnage was toe
much for his craft, and after rw,munfuI
Tar Manton) strokes, "Flick" saw that he
was going under and tried to regain the
shore, bnt il was too late. Help from
shore brought "Flck' all right, but the
"wittals' went under. With the help Of
the balance Of the club all was fixed ex-
ccpt the "wittals," and the departure Of
the club was postponed until yesterday
morning, when they got q good scnd.od
The members Of the club are "lIarncy,'
"Flick, ""Nabc," "EanEy," "Chub," "Nob'
BY" "Gcranium," "losephuS Orangcblos
SON." "Rnbe," "Windy," "Ncelc," and
"Chuckluck." FishCrman's luck to you
boys.
Messrs. II, W. Smith, DR.. S. u. West
Mayor Dean, DR.. Capehart, j. l.. vanpclt
VIM. Clark, L. e. Sclwick and others will
60 to Bcllairc on Friday to meet Ex.Gov
Hayes and lion. Esglcston, and escort
them to this place.
We learn from N. Werlich that Thos.
Ilodgcns, who had his leg broken last
week, is getting along rs well rs conld bC
expected.
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CANr MEErISG.-Thc Mohnl-yiIlC
Camp Meeting will bc opened with ser
vices on the grounds this evening. The
Committee IN Worship have moi yet male
public their arrangements.
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FOR SALE.

ISLAND LOT AT AUCTION.
will oder iuF sale at the Court lious. o.
" EDSEsDAH, AUGUST nh, $50, NJ " -
A ~, one lot ~ by 10 feet, lIoIiing % Niisihl'
stnrt, tasl OF Penn street Island,
TEENs-Dne third cash, and balance IN tx and
twelve months, with approved securty.
mos. OBRlES,
Real Estate Agent
IouS " NrIruEit, Auctiuneer.
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Us lis Coon BEmAvtOR-On Mondn,
evening John Mcnamara, an Cmployc q
the South Wheeling glass factory, wa,
required by Justice Harris to give bont
in the sum Of $50 to insure hiS good he
hnvinr for the ensuing six months
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TnE Hobbies Of the council chambers
were we'll filled last evening. There are
lots Of people WHO like to listen to gas
from learned Cuuncilmcn.
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IL, J. RANK,
&c Twelfth ST., Wheeling.

Nv. BLoSD is offering hisentirc stock
Of misses and Childrcn's ColnrCd shoes
regardless of cost.