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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-16
FIRE m THR EIGHTH WARD.
The Church or the Immaculate
Conception Burned.


AT early hour yesterday morning the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception,
on the corner Of Seth and Woods streets,
Eighth Ward, Eas destroyed by FIRE, the
walls alone being left Of the handsome
building.
Shortly before 2 o'clock several men
returning from their work at the South
Wheeling Glass Works observed bright
light in the rear Of the church, and upon
investigation discovered that the building
was on ERE. They Immediately gave the
alarm, and in about twenty minutes the
hose carriage kept in that ward was
brought to the vicinity Of the church,
ons attachment was made At the corner
Of Jacob and Both streets, and another at
the corner Of Woods and 36th streets,
The two streams Of water, however, had
but little effect, and the flames leaped to
the highest part Of the building. AssoOn
as the FIRE reached the ceiling, it burned
more rapidly than ever, and in few
moments the entire space between, the
ceiling ahd roof was wrapped in flames
the full length OF the building. ..
There Is no 6re-bell in the Eighth
Ward, and no means Of sounding an
alarm. Thereiorcit was necessary to dis
patch messengers to the northern part Of
the city for aid. It was consequently
nearly two hours before my Of the steam
ers arrived at the scene Of the conaagra.
ton. The steamers Atlantic and United
went down, but were too late to be Of any
assistance. The church was in ruins be-
fore their arrival,
There is considsrable speculation in re-
gard to the origin Of the FIRE. The base:
ment was occupied as a school room, and
the building was heated by . hlrpnrc.
The ere originated from the heating
apparatus, but from what cause Is q mys.
terry, A gentleman who Is acquainted
with the construction Of the building
states that a stoye.pipe ran from the fur
mace about a foot below the joiSt 10 the
aue, This pIpc, he says, when there was
big FIRE In the furnace, would get red
hot and scorch the ioist, HiSsuppositlon
IL that In some manner the Stoye'pipe
had become too hot, and set fire to the
joiSt.
The church was builtby Bishop Whelan
in the fall Of 1873, aud cost about $27, 900.
The furniture, etc., cost probably $1,000
Not a single article was saved. There
were two valuable organs in the building,
besides tho altar ornaments, books, ETC.
The insurance will not cover ono.halt the
loss. OF Wheeling companies the Citi-
zens' loses $4,000, and the Fire and
Marine $500, The remainder Of the
insurance, amounting to $4,000 or $1,000
was in Baltimore companies. Father
schleicher had charge Of the congregation
Of the Church Of the immaculate Con-
ception.
The walls remain standing, and are
said to be sound. We understand that
the church will be rebuilt shortly.
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"Gob HB1r rms Pooh. "a great many
people have been heard 10 eStlaim, lately,
AG6d help the poOrI" About the best
and most beneacent way for such persons
to manifest their charitable ihclinntions
Is to put their hands in their pockets and
do a little in the helping line themselves,
instead Of leaving Il all to Providence.
We suggest that when the collectors ap.
pointed by the Young Mens Christian
Association cali around they be literally
and promptly treated to supplies Of cash
that will enable them to carry out the
work they have In hand.
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One Hundred and FOrty.elght (I4s)
Azores Of Coal,
TRUsrEE's SALE.

Iiy Virtue Of deed Of trust made and executed
g Ellen Stanley, wife Of Francis T. Stanley, with
lie aid Francis L. STANLEY, her husband, 70 the
undersigned trustee, hearing date the 9th day 81
January, A, y. 1871, and recorded In the Clerks
Ofhee Of the County Court Of Ohio county, Wesl
YirFinla, III Deed Oh Trust 1hOk No. I, pages B3l
and SJs, will sell al Public Auction, at the front
door Of the Court Hours Of Sald Ohio county 10 the
city Of Wheeling, on WEDNESDAY, the i7th day
Of February, 1915, beginning al 10 o'clock A. ~ Of
aid day, the following described real estate that u
10 ayt All Of lots Numbered eleven and twelve
az and ~ IN the addition 10 the CITY o. Wheeling
laid out by Moses W. Chapllne, james ii: Fonythl
Alexander Wilson aud Marcus Wilson, situated Of
the corner eaI Of Main street and north Of TEeniy
nth street formerly called M1fshall 9treet in me
Sixth Ward Of said city. Each Of aid lots fronts
hly feet 100 ieeD on Main street, and extends eAt,
Eafily one hundred and twenty-five Ieet (l22 leetl
10 tbeailey n Tcaf Of aid loI being oil NE same
pfopafty which was conveyed 10 tho said Ellen
Shanlei a hrf sole and separate estate by decd Of
jacob Snyder and VILE bearing even date with the
above mentioned deed Of iruStj together with, all
and singular the improvements thereon, consisting
Of tWo-stoty brick dwelling and tWO.story frame
business houSr with other Improvements
TERtiA OF SALH-0ne-t0ufth Of The purchase
money 10 caah on the day Of sale and The residue III
three equal SemlannuAl inStAlnient9 with Interest
upon the deferred payments from the day Of Galei
tie purchaser giving bond with approved personal
security and the tile 10 the property 70 10 retained
until tie purchase money Il fully paid. Selling a
trustee, will convey the title which S vested In
ne BY The aid deed Of trust The same Il, how
Aver believed 10 Be understandable.
Iahl9 JAMES p. ROGERS, Trustee.
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PRIZE DRAwNG.-The numbers that
drew the prizes at Halls Gallery ares
No, 200, first prize; No. 6l5, second
prize; No. 1874, third prize, Holders Of
above numbers will please present them,
A,P,HALL.
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HELMBoLDs BuCHu is still in the re-
NTH of its popularity, Notwithstanding
the absence Of Dr., HelmbOld, the sele.
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Il
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware of counter
ieits. Genuine has proprietors private
stamp. John +, Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d&w.
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pAvEMkNts ate IA the IeyLhetmAl LIN.
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DR.. Boschee's German Syrup. :

Cough no more How much Joy there
Is in every household to know that they
can at least procure remedy for any case
Of coughs, severe colds settled on the
breast, Consumption, or any disease Of
the Throat and Lungs, that Is certain to
cure. tits a satisfaction to know that a
person Is safe from the dangers Of these
diseases you need to do Is to go to
your druggist and get q bottle, Of Dos
chee's German Syrup two OF three doses
will relieve you at once, II you doubt
what we say In print, get sample bottle
for 10 cents and try 1t, or regular size
for rs cents. eod4w
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TIE CouRH.-U S. Distria Court
Judge jackson. The examination Of the
Sweeney bankruptcy case was continued
Yesterday. The defendant through his
counsel, made an application for trial
before a jury Us to the acts Ofbankruptcy,
but His Honor refused to granite for the
reason that it was made too late. The
trial then continued before the Court. It
Is probable that the examination OF
witnesses, etc, will occupy several days
As reported in the INTELLIoEScER
Yesterday morning, the Court refused to
allow three'of the petitioners, Gartner,
Rait1 and Deax, to Withdraw their names
His Honor has taken into consideration
the question Of Furnishing them for con-
tempt.
Adjourned to the usual hour to-day,
County Court = Judge Cochran. The
County Court met as usual yesterday
morning, and disposed Of the following
business during'the day:
In the case Of Jos, NJ. BrOdie u. N O.
Arthur, the motion for new trial was
oyerruled, and judgment at a former day
Of the term for plaintiff against defendant
ordered to be entered up. Good for
plaintiff, and Bari for defendant,
In the case Of Jos, Woods, Admins
traitor, rs. Annie E, Caldwell, the defend
ant dpmufred to the declaration, and the
demurrer was sustained, with leave to
amend, Rogers s Boyd for plaintiff, and
Good for defendant,
The case Of Samuel Hicks ". George
FORBES, in assumpSit, was tried to Court
Judgment for plaintiff against defendant
| for SOL G3, with interest from Jan. ID, 1870
Good for plaintiff, and Forbes for defend
ant.
In the case Of the State u. Ludwig
Blum, examined upon charge Of biga.
my, the prisoner was romanded for trial
before the Circuit Court, and his bail
fixed at $500. Crucrafl for State, and
Dayenport& Dovcncr for defendant.
In the case Of ]. W. Sweeney s. j. Il.
Mclean, judgment was given plaintiff
against defendant for 1886 q, with in
terest and costs, ell.
The examination Of James sadlor,
Charles Meredith and Dan Quinlan,
charged with robbing two men named
Morrison, was commenced and a portion
Of the evidence heard.
Adjourned to the usupl hour this morn:
ing,
Police Cowt-Judgc Cranmer. There
was but one case before the police court
yesterday morning, Rebecca Criswell
was arrested by Officer Junkins for dis
orderly conduct, and fined 81 and costs
Execution was suspended upon condition
that the defendant leave the city.
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n EstDENCE LOCATIONS FOR sALE-TilE
IL most desirable Suburban Residence locations
ID Inc market OF In the county. The Faim Of the
Ale h. s. CioOd within three miles Of the city has
boen subdIyded Into Lots from 10 TO p acres eaeh
h neaf ne National Road and Immediately on the
line Of The contemplated Street Railway to Elm
Hofnbfook Hiff, In the Vicinity are many hne
country PLACES, we'll improved any patt Of The
properly can Be bought at ialf price and on easy
terms The survey can h seen q my ONCE, l2lh
Stre4t; lIah11 | IRWIN, Akeht
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The sustaining poSerOfice a given as
follows. Ice two inches thick will support
q man; al a thickness Of three inches and
ahaltit will support 3 man on horseback;
Eve Inches d Ice will support an eighty
FOUNDER cannon; eight inches a battery Of
artillery with carriages and horses at
tachedj and finally, Ice ten inches thick
will support an atmy-an ihhumefAble
bnnli;Inia.
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present, their attention is called to this
fact.
The President announced that the COM
mittees would go to work immediately,
and If possible the proposed soup house
would be in successful operation by Mon
day or Tuesday next.
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ODD FELLOW AND KN1dnT.-The funeral
Of John F. stentzel took place at o'clock
yesterday afternoon from his late resi-.
dencc in the Eighth Ward, The remains
were followed 70 the grave by Yirginins
Lodge No. 9, |. o. o, f., and Germania
Lodge No. Z, K. fp.
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WAIVED ExANtSArtoSs-JuStice Gil
lespy yesterday afternoon went TO The Jail
10 examine james sadlet, Charles Mere
dilh and Dan. Quihlah Upon a charge Of
tobbins the two Morrison brothers on the
2Sd Of December last. The prisoners,
through thslt COUNSEL Messfs. Dovener
Ghd Jones, waived an examination, and
we're taken Immediately before the County
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GREAT sacrifice continued Of Domestic
pFy Goods, N6rinos, cashmeEss, Al.
pacus, silks, Cassimeres, Jeans, Blankets
and Carpets, full line, all to be closed op'
nj cast, or less, to meet the creditOrsOt
], W, FERREL,
Corner Main and Goth streets,
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1000 yards new shades beat all wool CachOmlri
reduced from size to 6Oc.
1000 yards new shades Diagonal suIdngs re-
ducCd from bOc 10 &c. .EfE
1000 yardsAll colos Alpaca Lustrr, WUrth.tOcl
down 10 &c.
1000 yards japanese Striped silks, worth SOe, FOL
&c. That beats all
10 pieces pure Silk Wool rOngeea reduced from 81
10 6OC.
200 yards Lyons IHfItla Black Silk, worth 81 Is,
reduced to 81 26
200 yards Gros Grain extra heavy silk, worth
81 u, for 81 %,
200 yards lrOn,On', bCst Dnp de France SILK
worth Il, down TO 81 2S
10 pIeces beautiful shades Iesl mAkesOi Irish Pop
lin, lately from auction, are offered remarkably
cheap, at prVate prices only
black AlpacaS and purp MOhalrI offered at oh
immense reduction.
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HARM FOR SALE.

100 Acre Furn, Situated in Wood county,
West Virginia, four miles above Parkers.
burg, on the Ohio river 50 acres under cul.
lifatiOn, balance In Timber. For terms,
&c., apply 10 STANWOOD 4 KUECK.
MARiErrA. Dec. Il. 1874. iahs
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SLIGHTLY scALDED.-A day or two ago
little daughter Of Caleb sylvls, Esq Of
the First Ward, was accidentally sealded
slightly. The little one was playing near
the stove, when un elder sister, In pour
Ing some hot water out Of a kettle, accl-
dentally split some upon her back. We
are glad to know that the child has nearly
recovered from her injuries.
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SoTIcE.-Grsqt Rodletionto cIo,s-Bs,t
calicos Q cents per yard, and all olhs 81
goods and Carpets in proportion, SO as 10
Slose Inc entire stock in thirty days
J.W, FERREI,
Cor. Main and Goth S!s'
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Now Is Your TmE,-YOu can save %
cents in every dollar, this week, in Dry
Goods and Carpets at the closing out sale
Of ]. W. Ferrel, corner Of Main and goth
gtraata
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I'm profession Of dshtistty b called
Chronological, because Ia the practice Of
II the patton, As soon As The operator be-
gins q bore cold iron doyn into BIZ jaws
calls ogl, tob, doh'irt This e TIE Begin
ming Of The term, aud the rest oil II Ia
olofical sequence. ~
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HoIIDAY PRESENTS AT Cosr.-A big
lot Of iewelry Of all descriptions 70 be
sold at cost by J, W, FRRaEI.
Corner Main and 29d streets, Centre
Wheeling,
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DoN'r MENTION Er-The Pittsburgh
CommeseialSays;
Forks came into use Ia 400, but there
Is a man living In tho woods Of West Viz
ginia who never saw one, except the forks
Of the road.
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LOCAL pERsoNAL.-Ed. Muhlcmen, Of
the steamer Andes, IAs arrived from Gin
cinnati, and is stopping at the 81. James
Hotel.
VIM. Horace Lingnrd, the facial artist,
willappear with hiscomedy company in
this city on the Goth inst.
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BADLY 1IURr.-Wc heard upon The
street yesterday that George McMorris, a
Centre Wheeling cartman, was badly
hurt on Thursday evening by his horses
running away. We were unable to learn
the particulars, and trust the report Is In
correct.
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FRACTICAL PHLANTMROPY
h sssF . Sf Esssi4 IS sSs'iiS

Poor 70 Receive PROMPT Atten-
As announced in the city papers,
mas meeting Of citizena Interested in the
reliefo Of the poor and destitute was held
in the Court House last evening. About
two hundred persons were present, nearly
half Of whom were ladies, At $50
o'clock DR.. R. W. Hazlett called the
meeting to order, and upon his motion
Judge Cranmer was unanimously elected
President. Mr., W. II, oxtOby was elect
cd Secretary. I1tf tea
Upon taking the chair, the President
stated the object Of the meeting, after
which report was read Of the amount Of
money collected in each ward, as fol-
In,va.
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TIE insurance lost by Wheeling com.
paies on the Church Of the immaculate
Conception Is more than sufficient to have
paid for flfe.alatm telegraph.
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Ly. BLOSD'sis the only place in the
city whereyou canpurchase a PAR OF O0N'
toed buttoned CATERS,
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Yesterdays steibenville Gazette says,
Wheeling ttinmphed over stenbcnville
In a cock fight this morning"
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THIS would be sandy desert Of loneli.
ness II women were not privileged to at.
tend auction sales and pay more for an
old bureau than a new chamber.sct would
coat,
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MATRIMONIAL matters are growing
more interesting than at any time since
before the holidays. Six marriage licenses
we're issued by Mr.. Woods, Clerk Of the
County Court, during the week ending
Yesterday,
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II wheelinehad q hre.alatm telegraph
the morning papers would have contained
full reports Of the South Wheeling Gre.
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DURtNo the week ending yesterday
sixteen deeds Of trust and only one deed
Ii lee were recorded at the office Of the
Clerk Of the County Court. Comparisons
are indeed Odious.
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TnE flag on the Baltimore & Ohio
machine shops was at lialf.mast yesterday
on account Of the. death Of Morris
Hustled, the engineer killed by the Gxplo.
sion Wednesday night Hn
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TnOsE prosecuting the matter expect to
have the Soup house" in operation on
Monday MOTT H. n.
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SPECIAL MEETING OF FIRST BRAScn
OF CoUNciL.-The First Branch Of the
City Council held special meeting last
night. The following gentlemen we're
present. Blair, Butterfeld, Dunning,
Hall, Handlan, Kelly, schumbra, Stone,
Todd, Wallace.
Mr.. Todd was called to the chair, The
Mayor being absent from the city.
The resolution appropriating $3.50 each
to,the Sisters Of Charity and the Young
Mems Christian Association, adopted by
the Second Branch at its last regular
meeting, was cohcurred In.
Other matters Of no particular interest
to the public we're discussed, but without
disp6sing Of any Of them the First
Branch adjourned.
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Corner Main and Goth streets

ANOTHER lot Of those fine bOx-tOed
buttoned CATERS have Just bean received
NJ L. V, BL0HpS
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Tns familiar saiulation these times is
"IlOw q your Lhetnometet to.dayH
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COMMISSIONERS NoTiCE.
Jane; :, w'yt ltoro,,s.,,.

IA lie Circuit CSuf i5t Ohio county, west Virginia.
Notice Ia hereby given that shAil At my olice,
No Tia Chapllhe street, Wheeling W. Va, on
MONDAY, THE isf DAY Of FEBRUARY, 1876,
10 accordance with deere Of the Circuit Court
iof Ohio county, west Virginia, made and en-
tered In the above entitled cause on the 10Th day
SceottIS q REQUIRED BY lie MD deere, Al0 what
tfdltoFs, whether mentioned IN aid decree of pot,
have liens upon the lands eonteyed 10 Charles Mar
lhaili 10 lecife the payment Of The sum q $50 o.
and ne fni0ant d nd Hens. SttOAdlv, To A5cef.
tain I'D tepot what sum may b due, nom The nd
sn1ll6f rtduifed, Of that may consider neCealfy.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Commissioner Ohio County Circuit Court.
WHRRtfSu Dec. 80, 1874 Anl
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,rHEREis no more beautiful picture on
the face Of The globe than the grace and
aptomb with which a lovely female ats
down upon an Icy pavement.
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THE LADIES FAvoRITE,-Those beau
tiful box-tOed buttoned CATERS at
L. V. BLoND's,
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SHIRT BOsoMs.-SS different styles at
Bells, No. % Eleventh street.
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Day GooDs and Carpets, all at Eastern
cost. | am forced to sell them,
]. W, FERREI,
Centre Wheeling.
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DELAYED CORRESPONDENCE Letters
addressed as follows are held for postage
In the postofice in this cityi Henry
AmiCk, Main street, city, LEI Miss Phoebe
Ritz, Lowell, Washington Co, Ohio, Sci
Miss Edie Taylor Portsmouth, Sciota
county, Ohio, 10; Mrs. Matte Moore, box
10, Jacksonville, Indiana, Be- james G.
Holt, Rawlings Station, Maryland, 3cj Eli
fab G. starkley, Benwood, Marshal Co.,
W. Va, lie; Charles f, Eta, No, IA, 10th
street, city, lie; Perry Mason & Co, No.
Al Temple Place, Boston, Mass, 3ci Rev.
Lyman Abbott, Editor Chrtaian Weakly,
100 Nassau street, New York, 3cj Andrew
Burnside, IT,, Pickerellton, Logan Co.,
o., 1c; Rev. Thas. Guard, pastor Of Mt.
Vernon Place NJ. L, Church, Baltimore,
Nd, &c, M fI
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The President stated that the above
amounts were cash subscriptions, and
did not include between $500 and $500
which had been promised and not yet
mid,
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THE ladies have already collected about
SLIGO for The felicfoi the poor.
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The Eighth Ward has no means by
which to sound a FIRE alarm. ,,r1
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PHYSICIANS recommend Dr.. Balls
Cough Syrup when all other medicines
fail, as certain cure for Bronchitis, Sore
Throat, and Coughs or Colds Of long
standing. For saleby alldfusgists. ti4W
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TAitoRs ara said to 10 like some Of
their customers. They sponge first, and
then cut. ...
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A BRrDAL "TowER."-The other day a
newly.married couple from the rural dis
tricts Of Wetzel county reached the city
and put up at hotel on Market street.
"YOu keep tavern here, don't your
said the newly.mude benedict to the bland
landlord. .i4
ave do, replied mine host.
"Then we want to stay here till tO.nlor-
row, II you don't charge too much for
lodging. Me and this gal is iist married.
We brought plenty Of vittles from home,
and Ispose as we don't want but one bed
you'll keep us for fifty cents?'
The innocent groom was informed that
his proposal was accepted, and thus his
happiness was made complete.
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T,oR sALE.-Ten Shares, 1000 each, Of
I the Capital Stock Of the Norton Iron
Works Al Ashland, Ky. This is the largest
iron manufacturing establishment IN the
West and Il now In fuu and successful op.
Grafton, For further particulars address
THOMAS II. NORTON,
deqs Financial Agent, it60 Main b.
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tfyon have not yet tried the Warwick
collar, do 80 at once. It's stylish, and
looks better than any other COLLAR.
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THESE are hard times for milkmen.
Nearly every pump.in the country Ia
frozen up.