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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-23

Even the staid Journal cf Commerce,
devoted as it is exclusively to ,mercan-
tile and monetary matters. slows fire
over Grants latest oppression in Loni
siana. and gives him u sharp out in it's
issue Of the 18th instant. as follows:
New YoRK. January IL. 1875.
Editor Of the Journal of Commerce.
Hns the Senate and Assembly of this
State Tor any other) the power of re.
calling United States Ssuutor il they
(the Senate and Assembly, deem that
the State is misrepreseuted by the said
Senator9 Very respectfully.
REPLY No power in q State can
touch Senator or Representa- i've
chosen for Congress to deprive him oi
his seat. o. abridge his term Of ser.
vice. The only way to unseat such
members. if they ure disagreeably in.
dependent, or on the wrong side oj
politics, is to decl ,re them "banditti
and send Sheridan to remove them.
Suca d course would be no more un.
lawful than the recent proceedings in
Louisiana.
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THE FIRE AT MANNING On Monday
night lust, just ns our citizens were
about retiring to bed, the alarm Of FIRE
WAS heard, and it was soon discovered
thut the large und commvdions build.
ing. used as u Court House, and
known as Carpenters Hall, was on
IRE. Crowds of persons rushed
promptly to The spot and cnde..vored
to save the building and the records Of
some OF the public offices. which had
Just been moved to the lower rooms a
few days previous. Their efforts at
saving tho hniiding were futile. as the
hAmes spread with snch unprecedented
rapidity as to indicate that it had been
prepnred for destruction by the strew.
ing Of combustible material about the
hoor md stairways. Dy strenuous
efforts, most Of the records Of the
County Commissioner's Office were
saved. but the Judge of Probate's
Office was entirely consumed. This
will involve serious loss to the
County, and will probably be the fruit.
ful source OF much litig .tion. But for
the lucky circumstances of the recent
bad weather. which had thoroughly
Wet and cnyeloped tho adjacent roofs
OF houses in ioe, there il no doubt but
tho entirs business portion OF the
town would have b.en DESTROYED.
Everything points to this conflagru.
ton as boing the work of an inoen-
diary or inoendiarien, and we trust
they will be ferreted out and meet
with that condign punishment which
their crimes merit. The building WAS
M entire loss to its owner, Mr.. W. L..
Carpenter. there being no insurance
upon Clarendon Press.
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SUPREME COURT. FRIDAY, January
%. lS75.-The Court met at 10 A. MI.
Present Chief Justice Moses aud
Associate Justices Wright and Vii.
lard.
Wm. Is. Charles, respondent, y,
Richard II. jacobs, appellant. MIR.
Moore resumed aud concluded his
argument for respondent.
james NJ. Sullivan, ct ni, respond.
ents. Us. Wm. M. Thomas, ct al appel.
lants. MIR. Earle for appellants. MIR.
Sullivan for respondents Mr.. Coth.
ran for appellants in reply.
Werts, ct at. admi Illustrator, respond.
enta, os. Long, et al appellants. Con.
tinued.
Wiuter. respondent. rs. Alexander,
ct a., appellants. Struck off Ordered
that rcmlttitui be sent to Court be.
low.
Michael W. Allen. trustee, appel
liant, rS. Jerome Hogan. ct al respond.
ents. Mr.. Bauskutt was heard for ap.
pellant. MIR. Haskell WAS heard for
respondents. Mr.. Bauskett WIS heard
for appellant in reply.
The following cases we're submitted:
Winsmith. appellant, Ds Walker, re-.
epondent Messrs. Duncan & OIeve.
land for appellant. Messre. Bobo &
Oarliale for respondent.
Cnffes McKelvay, respondent, rs.
South Carolina Railroad Company.
appellant. Messrs. Porter & Conner
for appellant. Mr.. Dingle for respond.
ent.
The docket was closed.
at 3 2. a.. the Court adjourned
until Thursday. February 1S, at 10
| A. NJ.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-28
A Lupkless widow

Quite All unusual occurrence took
place at the Baltimore and OHIO depot
yesterday, on the arrival Of one OF the
eastern bourd trains, which demonstrates
the old adage thut true love kicks against
a ripple now Us well Us then. appears
that widcwsr, who might or might not
be near forty, and the father Of eight
children. five of whom are living,
strayed awuy from his home in
Ohio 10 II cline where young dam
.aIs o! fortune were plenty and
intensely hankering after matr'mony.
BY paying strict attention to his toilet,
parting his hair Ia mode and not per-
hitting too much of an overly high fore
head to be displayed, he succeeded in
eourting and wooiHg fascinating, though
high tempered, wife with expressive wall
ewes and deep red hair. They were on
the bridal trip just as happy as kitten"
and going to spend their honeymoon
with his relatives; but, alas for the cI-
pected cup of bliss SO near the lips!
There in the depot, by u
strange and unlucky coincidence,
they met face to fDce, Martha Jane,
his dearest and mos. worthy sister, who
was on her way 10 Grafton. Our en-
harrassed widower with his second ven
ture, introduced hia new wife, at the
SAM time going through process Of
wins, and grimmAcos that only dumb
four ed the innocent sister the moro.
Finally she recovered power "f speech
to ask in lhc mos: earnest and downcast
tom: why, James! married again"
This suggestive question, was the sledge
hammer which struck the can o.
uitro-glycerine - the latent pas
SION stored away back Of those
eyes and under the roots Of that red
hair and the aGcctiouato brides respect
anticipa,iens and love, sunk instanter,
beyond all recall, whilst deep iadigna-
ton took possession Of her soul. She
barely said, in tie most emphatic and
significant manner, "A-gan" With
clonched fists she turned on her heel and
silently stole.away on the next train.
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PAID NEARLY
* 4 o o o D !
JANUARY 2nd, 81.

jan l Akl -AlAf A"'''
II II. STEVENS, ESQ: Dear Sir-N hen
about SIX months old ! was Faclllatyu'
The parties WHO were vaccinated nom the
same virus died from the humOr. me
huuOr spread over me TO Such an extent
That was rolled in bran 10 prevent me
from scratching my person. me uI>'5IN'
finally settled in my head. ! remained II
fhisc1nditioH about twenty years, lrouD-
led all the time with sores breaking IN my
head and diScuarLiug corruption rom my
ear. At this time small ktrntl "Ppthl-
ed on my neck. gradually increasing III
size until a tumOr formed otsuch IlhIh h>'
size | could see II by turning my eyes
downward. All this time ! was ilh.HS
various remldies for my Olopu, "i'u""t
any substantial benefit.
itnen went 10 prominent physician iu
RoStou. who, during his treatment oil SIX
months. lanCed the tumOr eight times,
which cost me nearly $50. This let IA"
with rough, aggravated sore without 81;
all diminishing the size OF the iuItoT' Ahu
in n sickly, feeble condition. consulted
another physician in NatlCt. VINO, AFTER
considerable time, succeeded in hrHilnS
the sore without reducing TN" SlA'. Al lhiN
point ] commenced To use NtEtllut'
AT the earnest persuasion OF a Irl'hu' NIt,!
] had taken this medicine about one week
| experienced wonderful sensations. My
whole BODY seemed To be- undergoing a
radical change, until, finally, the tunOr
broke and discharged irlghtiul quantities.
FROM TINS lllhr III utcIv'tStu III size uh u !
the bunch disappeared, but nay neck still
bears the ugly scars OF the sore and lance.
| am now healthy and strvns and able To
work every day.
viii also mention that have been an
acute sufferer from inflammatory rhrumn-
tiSm ever since | can remember. until
commencing the use of Nrgctiur, when ri.
most Immediately all rheumatic pains
ceased. This statement ! volunteer for
IN" purpose Of bcncilt'Ing other suffering
hunyInlty, and you viii confer a ftyDr 10y
giving It - much publicity rs thought
proper. Very gratefully.
o. ". IANLL~, Ashland. Mass.
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What is Vegetine?

II Is compound extracted from barkS.
roots and herbs. lfIsnaturc's remedy. u
IS perfectly harmless from amy bad elect
uouu tho system. II is uOUrShiug and
strengthening. f. acts directly upon tae
blood. ItguIctS the nervous system. II
gives yuu Il good, sweet sleep at night. II
J. great p,Lar"N for our aged fathers and
mothers, for 10 gives them strength, quiris
their nerves, and gives them nature :
sweet sle,p-aS has been proved by many
:.u aged person. " Is the great Blood
Purif... IL D., 20 soothing remedy for our
children. 10 has relieved and cured thou
sands. II Is very pleasant To take: every
child likes IL. Il relieves and cures all dis
eases originating from impur" blood. Try
the Nrg,liuc. Give il a Gtir trial for your
complaints: then you viii say o. your
friend. n,iglhor and Acquaintance, Try
fl; Il has cured me-
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THE COURT
CIRCUIT CouRr-Juage Netvh.,

CIRCUIT CoURT-JWage NetoiH.
This Court met at the usua! hour yes
terday morning.
Charles A. Helmbright, was appointed
administrator of the estate Of Charles
Ptatfenbach, deceased, Bond. $1,000
Hannah Pfatfen bach was appointed
guardian Of Charles and Lewis Pfatten-
bach, orphans of Charles ftatten bach,
deceased; bond, $4,000
In the case Of q. W. Steinrod VS. John
Folan, demurrer to the declaration was
argued and submitted.
A divorce was granted Isabel Holz-
claw from her husband, George Holz-
claw.
Inc case of J NJ. Brodie V. Ado!ph
Yoke WAS put upon trial. The plain
til sues upon bill for some $4,000, for
work and material in building houses,
and the defendant alleges an indebted
ness to u greater amount upon similar
claim. The trial occupied the whole OF
the day.
The court adjourned until thi. morning
at O'Clock.
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Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.

THIS standard article is COM
pounded with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and
as satisfactory Is ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair TO
its youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruiT. 1t gives the head a
cooling. soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
By its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and
making the hair grow thick and
strong.
As q dressing, nothing has been
found 50 efcctual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, NJ. d., State As
saver of Massachusetts, says, The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and
| considcrit the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes
Price, One Dollar.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-28

BASE BALL.-The Standard and La
Belle base bali clubs have finally sue
ceeded in arranging for series of games
between their mines, the first game to be
PLAYED at the Fair Ground, next SGtur-
day afternoon. There is considerable
rivalry between these two clubs, both
being Of tue opinion that they are the
superiors Of the other on the diamond
field. Each organization has plenty Of
friends and hackers" and if the weather
proves propitious, things will be lively
Saturday afternoon.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.


BELLAIRE,
REV.. c. FUTILE will deliver dis
course to the young men Of this city, in
the [. p. Church, on next Sabbath evan
ing. All ara invited TO attend.
SHERIFF COCHRAN put in an appear
ance Yesterday in Bellsire, armed and
equipped with number Of legal invita-
tions addressed to some of our citizens,
requesting their attendance al Court. No
one here will envy those who were III
vited.
The bad place on South Union street
will soon be in good condition. The
gravel that the Street Commissioner put
on il has done the work. There are
many other places that need attention
also.
4 CHANGE in the time of running
trains on the baltimore and Ohio rail
road will go into effect on next Sabbath.
Mr.. j. c. Simpson, of Moundsvillc, w
Va, Superintendent of the Belmont
H. ,,;,;r,, ,,,,,,,,y atnrtoJ Tar
S.''e oC,,Iornfo 'I,.o.to.ao,. md
' 'U 'T,',, ,ho - y: ',.',,,,
WIN ~" - 80, 49, Sa- tn,,bnr
0't' , Az ,S w. So - ,,,s,, thair
49, 49, 'rho ! no Jn;na Ln.ina.s in that
Mace. We wish them safe. pleasant
md successful trip.
r,,l .o. ,.,-.oua.,. h,,r,,h. .r,
= to'u Ii'"p 1870 tha .loro
o''I ,0"'' "''1 '''' Wv
W nave not seen pu''.PN'"S 80 pm,
III BellaIFc Tor years rs they nave D'''
TINS season.
TAKE care Of your cabbage, for th'
night in which no man > cabbage Will D'
safe, will soon be here.
uWurv the wicked rul. the peopl,
,,o,r,u TLot n.ssoca of scrintrrr ap
Mics Mics f. f., the nre,ent times exactly
f'S ,,.,,.,,a.
B"lD' hi'i'''
ED BURT, the popular keeper OF tn
rolls and baggage smasher, ut the {. !
u do,,, = - bis most ogsin ,rtnr tw,
months siege o. E"'u,ii"'''''
THE house OF Mr.. McGaTern, IN MIX
wood, was entered the other night b.
thieves, and the clothing contained II
the bureau drawers scattered over u"
room. Mo- finding the class oil boo'y tue.
wanted, they departed empty hahdeu'
MEssRs. WooDCoCK & BRo, the luun
dry men. who have been afflicted by
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-28

TINE FOR REPAIRs.-TLerc remains
but a short time in which to place side.
walks in good condition for tie slush ana
slop of melting snow. 1t also first rate
time 10 repair roofs and cutters. \ few
dollars expended now on minor defects Of
street and yard sidewalks and roofing
will save much discomfort and msny
dollars in the future.
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DIRECTORS ELEcrED.-At a meeting
ofthe stockholders OF the United States
Building, Land and Loan Association,
held October 10Th, 1875, the following
Gentlemen were elected directors for the
ensuing year: Charles H. Berry, RI
Smv.h, H. B. Wheat, q. a. Bcsll, J. K.
Miller. Michael Roth, :. II. kaslsv, J.
7 Parker. Isaiah Warren.
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NEW ADVERTIsEME
THE MEDICINE THAT CURES
Is
VEGEYlNE!

Taking into consideration the character
of its vouchers, the history OfitS cures and
theimmense increasing demand, Negetinc
may be fairly entitled the leading iGrdi-
cine OF the age.
For Scrofula in the blood Vegetine Is an
infallible remedy, aud no person need SUI
fer from tumors, ulcers, and all diseases
arising from impure blood, IL NegcJlne Is
uSrd according 10 directions. There IS not q
case of scrofula In existence that Nrg-tinr
viii not cure, provided, however, the vital
functions have not lost their power OF
action, all that may be said 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding.
Vegetne Is pleasant TO the taste lhl.d IN
g. tnrurnce. and absolute in its action on
disease, as the following unquest!onahie
evidence will show.
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SEVENTH arrival OF Cloaks at
j. ). RHODES " Co. =.

A WHEELING BANKER SURPRISED
We clip the following item !rom the
CoviDgton, KY correspondent. Of tho
Cincinnati EnYpirsr:
Mr.. Daniel c. List Of Wheeling, West
Virginia, who has Il mortgage n the
Clinton Hotel property, cain" to the city
yesterday 70 look after his interests and
discovered singular state OF Affairs. 1t
seems that Mr.. John Fenne,sy had leased
to Sir. Mclaughlin lot - 10y II feet,
on which portion Of the tenpin-aiIey
stood, at an annual rate Of $50. When
Mr. Lewis took possession rs assignee he
turned over to Fennessy the whole Of
that property, including the whole OF the
tenpin alley and Il servants tenament,
and Mr.. fennessy has rented it out 10
negroes and ia realizing $50 per month rs
tenamert house. Mr. Mclaughlin for
bid the ASS snee doing any sach thing.
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CANIzooTIc.-The epizootic has at
tackled dogs, hence may be called in that
connection tho canizootic, Several va
ustc ~: dogs have contracted the dis.
ease by running about the stables whore
one or more Of the horses were affected
The symptoms are peculiar coughing
d hanging of the head, disposition 10
sleep, and discharge Of mucus from the
nose and mouth.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-28

OrESlNG IuE OYSTER SEAsON-.N
\. N,4'au.cu's confectionery, ~. Mar
krt street. oar ladies Wi! gladly notice
that oysters in every style viii be iurn-
i,hrd from to-day at Ncuhauscns COM
Portable parIors. Only the best brands
OF Tick & Chase, the we'll known Ba.ti-
more oyster linn, are kept ,hcrr, ana the
way they are prepared viii take al! oy--
ter lovers by .;grm. Tie parlgrs gre
well ypnuu,.!, and the a'sraa, TOM
pcrAtur. KEEP. It ~.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. CO.

IL. -. =. {Ss.. ~sssT7.@-.ss.,
nS AND AFTER SUNDAY, JUNE
~ GtA, 1879. Passenger Trains viii 'Gn -
OiOws, Wheeling time:
EiSTBOUND TRAINS.
N..,..N Nj E,7S Va I'll
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Ep,roN, January list, Isl
DEAR SIR: This j., To certify that uuv"
sold a: retail l5r dozen l,r,2 bottles of
Your Nrg"'ine since April L.. 1870, and can
truly say that II has given The best sails
faction Of any remedy for the complaints
for which II Is recommended thar ever
sold. scarcely a day passes without some
OF my customers tc>liiyingto It's merits on
themselves or their friends. am perfect
Is cuguiLant of >ry"rHlca>rS ui ScruiuiouS
Tumor> being cured 10y Ncgctn" H.ouc in
tins vicinity. Very respectfully youS,
Al GILMAN, It's Broadway.
Toll. l. STEVENS, Ls.l.
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OBLIGATORY NoTIcE.-Thc Lord will
ing the new meeting house built by the
Church of God" in the McMechen bot
tom. below Benword, will be dedicated
to the worship Of God on sunday, Oc.
tober 3lst, 1878.
Elder p. Loucks, Of Mt. Pleasant, Pa,
vii. preach the dedicatory sermon vt 10Y
o'clock. a. N. The ordinances Of Gods
house, viz: Feet Washing and the Lords
supper, will be observed in the evening,
A. are respectfully invited to attend.
L. l.. BYRNES, PO:.or.
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POLICE CouRT-Judge CTanwer.

POLICE CogRT-Judge Cranmer.
There were two cases bt fore the Police
Court yesterday morning.
John Wuterhouse, not the Councilman
by that name, was fined two dollars and
costs Tor drunkenness.
Joseph Ankle, for disorderly conduct,
WAS fined TWO dollars aud costs. Pad.
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EXTRA line California Bed Blankets,
j. :. RHoUgE& Go.

TIE Signal Service Bureau announces
that during September over ninety per
cent of its weather predictions were ver'-
fed by the facts, over ninetwo per cent
Of its predictions Of wind-directions, and
over eishty-eight per cent of its temper
allure predictions One hundred and iI'ty-
four stationary signals Of coming storm.
were displayed, of which ono hundred
and sixteen were fully justified by the
occurrence of dangerous winds D: or near
the station; five were partly verified, and
thirty.three were not verified.
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BEWARE AND MAKE No MISTAKES

BEWARE AND MAKE No MISTAKES
Look for the name and number OIL Fox
d Co. No. 80 18th street, who will sell
their entire stock of fine ready made
clothing for men boys and youths wear,
at and below cost. for the next sixty days,
in order 10 make change in the firm by
the irt of January. Avail yourself of
this rare opportunity Of buying the best
made and best quality of clothing for the
least money. We mean what We adyer-
tise. Gal. and see for yourself.
J. Fox & Co,
80 " 81 10Th strtnt
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wAsHlNGrON COUNTY ITEMs.
,om the Review and Examiner.

From the Review and Examiner.
THE farmers of Brooke county, Wrst
Virginia, are endrayoring 10 form IN
agricultural society.
SATURDAY afternoon last, while three
crior"d children were playing aJou, the
tlrntablc OF the CHARTERS depot, twoor
them were very seriously injured The
table, which had been put in motion ny
them, struck Emily Williamson. aged
nine years, on the ,.gh. .e., producing
fracture Of the isr0cr bone about
four inches above the annie
and lac-atjng tns scg. part
OF tho limb Frances Patterson.
aged about fourteen Year,. vas struck
on the let; leg, the knee joint being crush
ed to such M extent that amputatlon If
the limb had 10 be- r">o-ted to the next
morning. Both sufferers are doing well.
Emily - a daughter f samuel William
son, IT. deceased, md Frances Is
daughter of Robert Patterson.
MONDAY morning Oa,c Sheriff Taomn-
son conveyed 10 the pori;eutiqry Henry
Briccland, whose sentenced otdaath .or
the murder Of John Alhnylan has b,.r
committed to Imprisonment for lie. Ho
seemed 20 be ."a.h to leay. our ial. and
exhibited much feeling while bidding bis
friends and acGUaiutauccs farewell Prior
70 his departure we had !eagthoneI
conversation with him in his cell, during
which be- spoke Of his case. and asserted
his lnocenceju strong terms. saving he
was "nu more uul,tv e.. I'll. mn. cf
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MIND READING, r~NtUHN SIS
vi Fascination, Soul tNum.u.. '.r.
rl>m, ami MuTIIag" Guldr, shown.
either SIX may ftScIuai" and E..n '...
and affection Of amy person 'A,. .
instantly. too pages. by ua.. r.... b..
* co. - -. eth -, PIMA. Pa.
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University of Vir mia.

Opens OCtyrer ]; continues through nine
months. II l. organized in schools on thu"
elective system, with iUll courses IN Gas
sjcs. Literature. science with practice m
Chemical and Physical LabOTatoUrsl in
Law. Medicine, Engineering, Teaching
and Agriculture. Apply for Catalogues 10
JAMES +. HARRISON, Chairman, +. U.
Tu!veri.ty of Virginia, Alb-mar!e CO.,
VI ,y!E-Lvv6.
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ERAIHAEDs Musical Abuml, a co..oc.
ton of instrumental and vocal music
price 30 cents. Howcs 100 comic song,
price 50 cents. Howc.s Irish Song.
price 30 cents. IIowe's 100 Sentimental
Songs, price 80 cents. For sale 81
SuIrB's Music STORE.
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MISCELLANY OUs
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLFcc

ESTABLISHED 1870. OFFERS -
Il proved course Of study fgr ~ .'.-
teal education OF young mon.
rooms, Tentted ana furnished. >.-...
room for ladies. Sessions duN .r. '..g
ing. Individual instruction gly.- ''-...
student; also thorough course I'M ..
lish branches. Call at College Ur,. '...-'
site Mcclure House. or address.
J. NJ. FRASHFn
agl7yB Wheel, n
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For fneness and chespness the photo
graph, made by Rogers y Co. cannot be
surpassed. Gallery 1905 Ma7ke: street,
opposite McLure House.
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WE like thos. "homc made ways OF
doing things. One'5 time, you know, is
not worth anything, 50 one can potter
around whole afternoon and feel his
bosom swell when he reflects upon the
quarter h, hos thereby saved. We are
sorry, therefore, that Mrs. Grant, OF
Louisville, was not as successful rs
she might have been in little
lob she undertook-by which she
hoped to effect saving Of ten
cents. She cleaned her gloves herself,
with bcnzinc, and the operation proceed
ed beautifully until She stretched the ar
ticlcs on her own dainty hands and held
them up to the fire to-day That's where
she went wrong. lnGamation set N I'm,
mediutely, and she has had to pay heavy
doctors bills for the cure of two biisters,
one on each arm, reaching from the tip.
Of the fingers to The elbow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-28

Tn thousand dollars worth Clothing
and Cents Furnishing Goods, must be
sold by the LIST OF January, at and below
cost, to make q change In our firm.
j. Fox Il Co, 36 Twelfth street,