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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-13
MOUNDSVILLE ITEMS.
MoUNDsvILLE, January II, u

MoUNDsvILLE, January IL, '76.
Mr.. j. Somerville, who has been for
sometime working alone, taking out
limestone at the nsrrows below Mounds
Vile, went to his work on last Saturday
morning, but did not return home in the
evening, as was his usual custom. No
fears were entertained tor his safety until
yesterday, when nothing having been
heard of him since Saturday, his wife
sent one of the children to his place of
work, who on his return said he could not
find his father, but he had found his tools
buried. This led to the surmise that Mr..
S. might be under the loose ground in
proximity to his tools. Acting under
this supposition, two of his nelghbors
Messrs. S. Elder and William Jefferson
proceeded to the hillside and on making
investigation found the body. Death
undoubtedly was instantaneous, as the
skull was mashed and one Of his should
ers broken. A jury Of inquest being
duly summoned, under the direction of
Justice McJilton, and having made a
full investigation, found that the deceas-
ed came to his death by reason of slide
failing down on him. Mr.. S. leaves II
wife and six children to mourn his loss.
The County Court convened last Mon
day. The Grand Jury found fewer in
dictments than heretofore, and of these
only two other than for the unlawful
selling of intoxicating drinks. Tuesday
was occupied in the trial of indictments
under chapter 80 of the Code against
Absolom Charlton for selling liquor
without license therefore.
Under the head in the case of the
case Of the State VS.. Henry Snider, more
amusement occurred than usual. The
defendant endesvored to obtain con.
tinuance by rendering letter purport-
ing to be from an important witness in
his behalf saying that the witness was too
i'll. to attend the Court, but this dodge
had been too frequently INDUCED
in, resulted in failure and the trial was
ordered to proceed The defendant said
he would not 60 to trial in the absence of
his attorney, and that he could show the
law for his refusal, but the court remain.
cd obdurate and ordered the trial to pro-
coed. The defendant refused to strike of
any of the jurors, and the first twelve
names were called. The evidence being
heard verdict was rendered tor the
State
-Four indictments against Mr.. H. Snider
were tried, the remaining one continued.
Fines thus far $l95, and an imprison.
ment of forty days. A motion was made
for an arrest Of judgment, but it was
overruled.
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MEETING OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC
WoRKs.-A meeting of the Board of
Public Works was held yesterday. There
were present, Gov. Jacob, Auditor Ben
nett, State Supt. of Schools Byrne and
Treasurer Bsrdett.
The report of j. S. 1hornburg, Supt.
of the National Road, for the month of
November, was received and filed. The
balance of cash in the hands Of the Supt,
at the close of November WAS S3.47.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolred, That the Superintendent of
the Cumberland road be authorized to
erect suitable, toll house and toll gate
on the site of the old house and gate
No. l, at which point toll gate Is here
by established. Prorided, that if in the
opinion of the Superintendent the citi-
zens interested will By the lst lay of
February, 1876, renew their agreement
or arrangement, to commute the tolls at
said gate at tie rate heretofore agreed
upon, Ito date from December l, uito.)
then he may suspend the building of
the house until the lst prox.
The Board then adjourned.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY ITEMS.
From Review and Examiner.l

FROM REVIEW ana EAdllllntT.
WoRKMEN on the Brownsville rail.
road have had their wages reduced from
81 % per day to Slip, out of which they
have to pay 81 90 per week for board
leaving them 1915 per week to keep
their families.
MELFoRD CRADLE, of Menallen town
ship, Fayette county, had thirteen sheep
killed by dogs few nights ago. Seven
were killed outright and the balance SO
terribly mangled that they will also die,
with possibly one exception.
Rev G. ARMSTRONG, rector of St.
Matthew's Church, Wheeling, will
preach in Trinity Episcopal church of
this place tomorrow Tuesday, evening
al seven o'clock. The public is cordially
invited tie attend.
AT meeting of the stockholders of the
Union Agricultural Association, held at
Burgettstown on January LIST. the follow
ing named officers were chosen for the en-
suing year: President Alex. Z. Walker,
Esq, Cross Creek, Vie President, Toll
beit II. Buchanan, Brooke county, w.
Va; }. Edgar Rankin, Mt. Pleasant
township, Robt. Y. Meloy, Independence
township; William H. Pyles, Cross
Creek; Francis Cunningham, Jetfer-
son. Managers, D. S. Taylor, Jr.
Smith township; w. S. Russell, Smith
township; S. Donaldson, Buffalo; Samuel
McGough, Jefferson; John Mr.. Miller,
Mt. Pleasant; James Hood, Hanover
j. Pollock Thompson, Hanover;
William Perrine, Independence;
w. S. Caldwell, Hopewell W. V.
Moorehead, Cecil; - Thomas Donaldson,
Esq. Robinson; VIM. S. Baily, Robin
son; VIM. Black, North Strabane; David
Bradford, CHARTERS; Samuel Moody,
Beaver county; j. X. MeCleland, Brooke
county, w. Va; Benjamin Griffith, Han
cock county w. Va; NJ K. Gregg, ALE
gheny county, Pa; w. Vance Hays,
Allegheny county, Pa.
ALLEGED INFANTICIDE. Sunday
night last a colored woman named Sarah
Myers was arrested at the house of
David Jones, in Fallowfeld township,
by officer Joseph Robinson, of Monon.
gahela city, on charge of infspticide.
AOout week ago tue WOnAn, WHO Is
unmarried, came to Uniontown to the
dwellisg of VIM. Crawford in Fallow-
field, and complained of rheumatism"
in her limbs. Friday last
he conveyed her to the
house of Jones, three miles distant, and
the next evening colored man employ
ed by Mr.. Crawford, discovered near an
old cabin on the farm, slightly covered
with earth, the dead body Of an infant,
wrapped in an old cloth. An examina-
ton by Drs. Keys and Keenan,, of
Monongahels, resulted in the belief !,
that the child had been born alive, and |
bad been improperly dealt with. In
formation for infanticide was made !
against the woman before Mayor Hol- |
land, of Monongalis, and she was taken
into custody as above stated, and on
Monday morning had q hearing before
the magistrate, which resulted in her
for trial. She was delivered
TO Sheriff Thompson on Tuesday. The
woman has been making her home in
Monongshels and vicinity for several
years, and has son aged from l6 to Is
years residing near Bentleysville
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PhtladeIphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, January l2.-Petro-
Firmer; crude l0i@1lc; refined
l3i@l4c. Cloverseed-At ll4@l2!c.
Flour-Firm; fancy grades 81 O0@S so
Wheat-Firm; Pennsylvania red 81 81
al 80; western do 81 ll@l 20; amber
81 ~; white 81 42@l 4Sc. Corn-iel-
low 566G3. Oats-Steady; white 45@
4Sc; mixed 44c Po.k-At S2l 50@22 on.
Lard-At lS@lSic. Whisky-Demand
fair and market firm at 81 r. Butter
Firm; New York and Bradford county
extra 33(d 3ic; firSts 2S@3Sc; western ex
tras 2S(a2gc; firsts 25G26c. Cheese
Quiet New York l22@lSlc. Eggs
Steady; Pennsylvania, New Jersey land
Delaware fresh 29m3lc.
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NEIaHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

BELLAIRE.
AsUM of money was found in this city
yesterday and the party loosing the same
can have it by calling on Mr.. J. N.
Kinslow and satisfying him that he is
the true owner.
THE National Glass Works have pat
fire IN their furnaces again and will start
up on Monday next. This will be glad
tidings to not only the laborers who have
been out of employment for so long, but
to the business men OF BellaIre.
ANY one standing in need of sewing
machine needles of any kind can obtain
the same by call on Mcfarland Bros.
THE Social dance at the Central Din
ing Rooms night before last was q success.
J WHERE has the Bellaire library gone
to?
The Common Pleas Court for this
county will convene on the 18th inst.
The Street Railway has more than
paid expenses ever since it was started.
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A BALKY HoRsE.-One of the Singer
Saving Machine Company's horses took
possession of the alley adjoining their
premises, yesterday morning, and de-
lighted big crowd on Market street BY
his,antics. Two of the employees devided
board bet ween them and one thumped
the stubborn beast in the rear from the
wagon, while the other belabored his FORE
quarters, each whack sounding like
discharge of q columbiad. The horse
cavorted and baked sweetly, even better
than stubborn mule, while the twain
whacked, whacked and whacked. The
crowd increased and laughed. And
when one looker-on was stricken with
the thought that if the alley were wider
the animal would run of, and thought
lessly so expressed himself he was i'm.
mediately answered by wag
that that was what they wanted
the horse to do but hadn't yet succeeded;
the crowd saw the joke and then laughed
more immediately than ever. At last
the well beaten beast succumbed to the
incesssnt blows, gave up his baulky fit
and trotted down the alley, while the
crowd Of mirth loving pedestrians tro.,ed
off on their various missions.
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PERSONALITY. d. Garlic, Esq, and
bride are at the Grant House.
Jos. S. Miller, clerk of the Senate,
and wife are at the st. James.
Miss Fannie Ballard, of Baltimore, is
in the city visiting friends.
senators ArnetI, Clayton and Scott
are at the Mcclure House.
JOl. j. K. Smith, member oI Tue rem
itentlary Board, is at the st. James.
Col. johnson, President of the Senate,
is ut the st. James.
MIR. e. 81. Hodgson, editor of the Nor.
gan Mercury, and one of the Senate clerks
arrived yesterday.
DR.. Hall insists that we should be
healthier if we ate more onions. Give US
more breath as it were.
Messrs II. Slack, Z. b. Cabell and j.
Claypool, OF Charleston, are at the Stamm
House.
Senator Eastman, DR. Shaw and Ed.
Sehon, members of the House of Dele
gates, are ut the st james.
Capt. McEldowney, the popular repre-
sentative from Wetzel, is at the st.
James.
Colonel Joseph Chcnet, Press agent of
Harry Robinson's famous MINISTRIES, call
ed on us yesterday. His company will
be at the Opera House on the 18th.
Henry X. List, Esq, has been ected
by the Fourth Street M. +. Chuch
Quarterly Conference as lay delegate to
the General Conference to be held in this
city on the 10Th Of March Charles w.
Brockunier, Esq, was chosen alternate
Any one who doubts that the Amerj.
can people are not partial to Sanskrit'
Greek. Welsh, Chinese, Latin, Chimpan-
zee and other tongues too numerous to
need only be informed that the
Carletons, of New York, have sold 1000
copies of Mrs. Evans last book, 'In-
felice."
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Cincinnati Marker.

CINCINNATI, january 12.-Cotton-
Dull at l2sc. Flour-Dull. Wheat
Dull at 81 35,1l 40. Corn-Steady at As
(dy46c. Oats-Firm at 35@42c. Barley
Firm and unchanged. Rye-Qmet
and firm at IS, Pork-Dull at $40 25lG
20 80 spot. Lsrd-Stcady; steam Sl2 20;
kettle l3@l3ic. Bulk Meats Quiet
ats 7(Glel@llc all loose. Bacon
Steady at 9I@l29lSc. Whisky-Quiet
81 0S.
Hogs-Moderately active; common to
good light s. 00@7 Is; fair to good s. %
(d7 Is; choice heavy 81 1907 As,
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THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
INSANE AsYLUM-The Board Of Direc-
tors of the West Virginia Insane Asylum
will meet in this city to-day. The fol-
lowing gentlemen comprise the Board:
DR.. NJ. +. Hullihen, Wheeling; T. A.
Edwards, }. w. Wofliden and w. G.
Bennett, Weston; Senator Ira j. McGin-
mis-, Cabell county; DR.. Shaw, Mason
county; Capt. Wlthrow, Greenbrier; Col.
Alex. Monroe, Hampshire.
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THE COURTS.

ChRcuIr CouRT-Judge Melon.
This Court met at the usual hour yes
terday morning. =
The jury in the case of the State vs..
John Thomas, failed to agree at the night
session Tuesday and were sent out again
Yesterday morning. At noon they
agreed upon verdict of not guilty as to
the felony, but guilty of petit larceny.
The court sentenced him to thirty days
Imprisonment in the county Jail.
The case Of Anderson VS.. Cranmer,
trustee, an issue out of chancery, was
placed on trial. The question involved
is the sanity of Samuel Anderson at the
time of executing a certain deed of trust
to secure creditors. The case was still
on trial when the Court adjourned. d..
Nj. Russell and j. J. Woods for COM
plainant; Davenport & Dovener, con-
ira.
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
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POLICE CoURT-Judge Granmer.

The following cases were disposed of
at the Police Court yesterday morning:
Hugh Boyd, for fast driving was fined
five dollars and costs. Paid.
William Wilson, colored, tor drunk
enness, was fined two dollars and costs
In default of payment he was committed
to the work house for ten days.
John Hine, a "vag," was committed to
the work house for twenty days.
Sue Taylor and Harriet Wilson, both
colored, charged with using abusive Ian.
guage toward NJ. A. johnson, colored,
were each fined two dollars and costs. In
default of payment they were committed
to Jail for ten days
Michael O'Neal and John Veerig,
for attempting to steal into Hamilton
Opera House, were fined one dollar and
costs each. Paid.
David F. Schwartz and Jacob Stem,
charged with disorderly conduct, were
assessed ten dollars and costs. Paid.
William Powers, charged with disor-
derby conduct, was let OFT by the pay
meut of one dollar and costs.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 10 feet inches in the channel
and rising.
The Exchange, from Pittsburgh en-
route for Cincinnati, passed down early
yesterday morning.
The Carrie Brooks for GAINESVILLE pass
ed down.
The Market Boy departed for Pitts,
burgh at 8 A. NJ. yesterday.
The Express left for Parkersburg at
the usual hour yesterday.
The &. w. Hornbrook arrived from
Pittsburgh yesterday.
The Granite State, from Portsmouth
en- route for Pittsburgh, passed up yes
terday morning.
The Courier is the Parkersburg packet
to day at noon.
(By Telegraph)
PITTSBURGH, January l2.-River $
feet and stationary. Weather cloudy and
cloudy. Arrived and departed-Grahsm
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, January 12.-River It
feet and falling. Light snow and cold
Arrived-Mary Houston, New Orleans
Departed-Andy Baum, Memphis.
CAIRO, January 12.-Arrived-War'
ner. New Orleans; Bermuda, Nashville
Departed-Warner, Cincinnati; Chss
Morgan, New Orleans. River 80 feet
incss and falling. Weather clear mer'
curry 80 and falling fast.
LOUISVILLE, January 12.-Weathel
cold and clouding Arrived-Cons Mil
lar, Memphis; Z. Fl. Dunfort, Pittsburgh
Mary Houston, New Orleans; Susie Sill.
YER, Cincinnati. Departed-Silver, New
Orleans; Durfee, st. Louis. Houston and
Millsr, Cincinnati. River falling will
feet inches in the canal and 6 fee
6 inches on the falls.
EVANSVILLE, January l2.-Weathel
cloudy; mercury 81 to 80 deg. and grow
colder. River 15 feet inches and fall
ing fast. Down-Lilly, Aggie, anc
Morning Star. Up-Kanawha, Pat
Cleburn, Geo Roberts. Business very
light.
NASHVILLE, January 12.-River fall
ing with feet on Harpeth shoals. De
parted oseph Bransford, Point lisa
belle; T. T. Hillman, Cairo.
MEMPHIS, January l2.-River "a fee
4 inches and stationary. Weather clea
and cool. Arrived-Mary Bell, New
Orleans; Andy johnson, st. Louis. De
arted-J. b. Maude, New Orleans; Vim
Shinkle, Cincinnati; Andy johnson, New
Orleans.
ST. Louis, January l2.-Arrived-
Capital City, Vickburgh; City of Alton
and johnson, Quincy; Hickory, Ohl'
river; st. Joseph; Memphis, Boyd, Peor
ia; City of Helena, Vicksburg; Al
Stevens, Memphis. River fallen l.
inches, Weather cloudy and cod.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, January l2.-Flour-
Firm; western family S. 00@6 so; otheer
grades unchanged. Wheat-Firm and
unchanged. Confirm; western mixed
63c. Oats-Firm and unchanged. Rye
Steady at 7s@s2c. Pork-Flrm at
s2l 90. Lard-Dull at 1Sl@lSSc. But
tern fair demand; western extra 26@
27c; frsts 24(S25c. Petroleum-Dull;
crude SIC; refined lSac. .Cotfee-Firmer;
Rio cargoes l6lGl9lc. Whisky-Firm
At 81 ia.
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THE stockholders of the Ohio and Bal
timore Short Line Railroad Company,
otherwise the Hempfeld Railroad Extern
sion, met at Little Washington, Tuesday
and elected the following Board of Di,
rectors for the ensuing year: G. Nj. Reed,
VIM. W. Smith, DR.. Thomas McKennan
VIM. Workman, 5. B. Hayes, VIM. Key
ser, T. Harrison Garrett, John X. Cow
en-. Mr.. Reed was elected President and
}. b. Washington, Secretary. Mr.Wash-
ington is Secretary and Assistant Auditor
o. the z. & &. K. f., now the Pittsburgh
division of the b. Il ORR.
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UNFORTUNATE ACCIDENT. - Last
evening about the hour of running off
the edition, the Standard press broke
down. which, of course, delayed the dis
tribution of the paper until later hour
than usual. Accidents will happen in
the best regulated families.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, January l2-Flour-Quie.
and unchanged. Wheat-Firm; No. 5
white Wabash 81 2Sl; No.. l white
Michigan sls 26.; No. 2 do. 81 IS; extra
do.Sl 500; old 81 40; amber spot and
seller January 99lc. Corn-Dull; high
mixed 47c; seller january Acc; old
54c; low mixed 46lc; no grade 45c;
damaged Ale. Oats-Quiet and uR-
changed.
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LEG BROKEN Last evening about

LEG BROKEN Last evening about
five o'clock, Joseph Woodmansie, with
some companions, was racing down Main
street, the boys being on velocipedes.
The vehicle upon which young Wood
mansie was seated, gave way, and the
boys leg was twisted up in such man.
ner that it was broken above the ankle.
DR.. Tom Edwards was called and reduc-
ed the fracture.
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.CHRIsrMkN's Stock YARDS,
WRnyrsDAy Ian 10

-CHRrsTMkN's Stock YARDS, /
WEDNESDAY, Jan. IL. !
The following are the arrivals at the
Christman House yards the past week,
and the prices paid Tor the same
CATrLr-Arrivals during the week,
IFS head; sold at 50 00@5 90 per cwt.
HoGs-Arrivals during the week, 800
head; sold at 6(97c per ID.
SHEEP-Arrivals during the week, 3
head; sold at 43c per ID.
CAlvEs-Arrivals during The week, 10
head; sold at 81 to sSper head.
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County, CoURr-J.aqe Cochran.

COUNTY CoURr-J.dge Cochran.
This Court met at two o'clock yester-
day afternoon.
In the case Of Albert P. Hall vs.. w. II.
Hall and others, the demurrer to the bill
was sustained and the cause dismissed.
In the case of John Gray Il Go. vs..
r. B. & H. B. McLain, the motion by
the defendants to set aside the decree
entered at former day and that new
hearing of the case be had, was overruled
by the Court.
Adjourned until this afternoon at two
o'clock.
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BADLY BURNED.-Yesterday morning
Harry Baker, son Of Lewis Baker, Esq,
while descending the stairs with bucket.
full Of ashes, fell, spilling the ashes all
over him. He was burned considerably
on the right cheek and ear. DIR. era.
craft dressed his wounds.
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FEsTIvAL.-A festival will be held at
new building on the corner Of Broadway
and Virginia streets, Island, this even
ing and tomorrow evening, for the ben
eft of the Thomson VI. +. Church. We
hope to see large attendance.
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LADIES have adopted the latest e1-
preston. When one lady wishes to ex-
press her irony or contempt for rivals
new dress, she whispers to a friend,
"crooked."
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l GIVE notice to my customers of a
Cheap Counter erected in nay store, where
will be found alpacas g. l2c, delaines at
l2lc, wool plaids at l2c, grenadines at
sc, and one thousand other articles which
We can't numerate, equally cheap, to re-
duce stock Come and get them, as /
must sell them. }. w. FERREL.
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MONEY, money, money. Money Loan
Office at 1904 Market street, Wheeling,
w. Va. Money loaned on diamonds,
gold and silver watches, chains, jewelry
of all kinds, guns, pisto :, clothing and
everything else Of value.
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TIE people of Wheeling should give
the Philharmonic Society Of Steubenville
a hearty welcome at the Opera House
Friday night.
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NoTIcE.-All goods in pawn which
have run out, unless redeemed or renew
ed within three days will be sold.
DERoY & WELLER.
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THE barrooms and cigar stores seem to
be doing as we'll as ever, despite the
swear-otis
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SOME of the young men of Steuben-
vile are now atively agitating the ques-
ton of organizing an anti.treating asso-
citation.
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VENUS will be the evening star until
July IA. In honor Of leap year, of course.
Eclipse of the sun March 25.
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THE Board of Directors of the West
Virginia Asylum for the Insane meet in
this city to-day.
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De Roy 4 WELLER, 1904 Market ST
dealers in gold and silver watches, chains
charms, ladies and gentlemen's jewelry
of all kinds.
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Door plates ure going out Of fashion;
photographs instead.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PIrTsRUReH, January 12-Petroleum
Market quiet and steady crude 81 s2!;
at Parkers; refined lSac, Philsdel-
phia delivery.
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CALL soon to secure Bargains in the
great reduction in the price of Dry
Goods and Carpets at
j. w. FERREL's,
Corner Main and 10th streets.
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LADIES Seamless Side Lace Shoes,
Just received at L. V. BLosD's
1l35 Msin Street,
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NoTIcE.--If you have money to buy
Dry Goods or Carpets, call now on
W. FrRREL.
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ERRr CLEMENS.

HERsoME-Will sell mems calf Her
some Caters at cost for cash only, TO
close out present stock.
IYppy rr vuvNs
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GENTS new coin silver watches at sl2
at 1904 Market street. Wheeling, W. Va
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The County Court will probably ad-
iourn to-day for the term.
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H0 N G0PATHIC

FAMILY MEDICINE CASES AND
BOOKS, giving plain directions for their
use. are q necessity In every well regulat-
ed household Not only will q timely dose
OF the indicated Homeopathic remedy
emergecy, TO afford prompt relief, win
mole than repay the outlay. For Irlustra-
ted Price List, send stamp to
BOERICKE q TAFEL.
Baltimore Homeopathic Pharmacy,
dsc23b is West Fayette Street.