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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-16
An Affecting Scene.

CHICAGO, December lj.-Another az
fective scene occurred in Moody meetin z
to-day. A dIssapated outcast came 10 seeE
salvation and announcing MS name, wa
whom some heart broken parent;
living in Scotland had written 20 Moody
early IN the series of meetings asking
him, if he could possibly do 80, 70 discover
his whereabouts and urge him 70 return
70 his home In the noon meeting TO-
day be gave bis experience, which
brought teers 20 the eyes Of thoussnds
who heard IT, Next Sunday closes the
regular services, but the tabernacle will
be turned into grert inquiry room.
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TRUSTEES SALE

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF To-.
ID made by Christian Wagn,r ,"'Si
undersigned trustee, dated the an !. '-s
May, in the year one thouAang
hundred ana SeVenty-tour, and dol, ="
corded among the public land r,.,,,' '''
ohio cou ~, West Virginia, I'm ~ y
trust book No. :, pages aud o. S.i'I' '
Satu rday, the 18th day "a Dece, ~
1876, at the 'front.' door of the Com, T. 'cf
OF ohio county, West Virginia cnr,. a'V4>'
ing ut ii o'clock A. NJ, procr,si tn -, &c
the highest and best bidder the tnIlo.''..' '
described real estate, or 80 much tI'.-s
as may be necessary 10 DAY H. ~,
secnred by said deed OF truSt. and AZ . N'v
penses OF sale, including the trust.,Sc.,.i
MISSIONS tnal II 10 say the eastern nan.
the north half of lot No. seventeenth -
situate on the east side OF Main 81,
Centre Wheeling, said part Iro'f',g
thirty-three lSSl feet on the west a..
alley +, and running wv>twarlIy u y, y
width fifty-IOur (ji) feet SIX 10 .nrfs
10 a point siNty-Sevcn (67l lr~Isi Nts.Ins,'
from Main street, ana which /, tbs ~.
eTu line Of that part OF the north no.,
lot No. ~. The property 10 be 49,
above II the same piece Ot grOund a..
veyed To the said Christian \ asn., "a ~
John A. Berry and vile. and ~
Lindsay, by deed dated February "a H..
and recorded IN deed book No. K, nj. ~.
Also 50 much Of the north hail -, L..
numbered seventy.r the ~ A. H., ~
tween Main street pnd the pirr, at y,,,..
above described, and being the ,l,,s ,''''
pcTty conveyed 10 said ChrlNiIsa IA -.
by John O'Dounrll and VIII, by dee. -.
March -, 1865, and recorded In decd f.,g
No. %, iolIo So1, the entire properly ahlr,
mentioned and described being mn, 80
halt OF lot numbered ScNrnt, mine ON ~
east side oi Main stree. Centre Wh,,,I..
TERMS or SALE-Unc.thIE q, The T.1ts
chase money, or such greater am'I,.
thereof aS the purchaser may elect io had,
cash in hand, the Residue lu two an,
installmehts, payable respectively NM.
and eighteen months nom the dayu,,s.,
with interest nom that day aud me de-.
ferred payments 10 be- secured uyalr,,i.5
trust on the property sold.
Selling as trustee ! shall convey ,r.N.
title as Is vested I'm mo hy said dr dIftr..
SIMON BAER, Trustee.
CALDWELL & CALDWELL, Att'yA.
j. &. HERVEN, huCtiprprF nnU
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THAT Gold Watch.

COMMITTED TO JAIL Henry Rock.
brant, charged with the burglary OF
Heckeps cutlery establishment on Mar
ket street, Wednesday night, had hear
ing before Squire Caldwell yesterday,
and was committed to Jail in default oil
bail in the sum of 1000 for his appear
ance at Court. We have been informed
that the evidence against Rockbrsnt fol
completely in the Heckel burglary i:
rather strong, and that it is thought ii
can be proved that no is one of the
parties who burglarized Lewis store
corner of Market and Twenty-titth
streets, Sonth Side, on the same night
although he has had no examination IN
this case as vet.
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That Gold Watch.

NARROW ESCAPE FROM RUIN.-The
Grafton Sentinel says; "a gentleman
from the city OF Bellaire, Ohio, came to
Grafton on "Wednesday last in search OF
his daughter, who had been decOyed
from her home on the promise $50 the girl
herself ststes) of employment with q
dressmaker; but alter reaching here she
was taken, by her deceiver, to the house
of Madame Brahsm, woman OF bad
repute. The father, after arriving here
secured the assistance of Officer Cham
bers and proceeded to hunt up the girl
She was found In company with Mrs
Braham. The father with his daughter
returned home Thursday"
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THAT Gold Watch.

The ORrHANs.-Thef fair Tor the bene-
fit of the orphans in charge of the
Sisters of St. Joseph commences next
Tuesday, and extensive preparations have
beez made for the occasion. The fair
will continue until Christmas, and each
evening Cocayne's band will furnish
music for the enjoyment of those attend.
ing. Among the features OF the fair will
be a toy bazaar, in which toys of al deS-
criptions can be found. The institution
is now about $4,000 in debt, and the fair
has been gotten up for the express pur-
pose of liquidating us much Of the debt
rs possible.
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AMUsEMENTs-Em MINISTRIES.
The Opera House was we'll tii!ed last
night to witness the entertai nment given
by Emerson's California MInstrels, and
we have no hesitancy IN making the
assertion. which we do without fear of
successful contraGictIo that the perform
ance was the best we have ever witnessed
in the minstrel line in this city. Mr.
Emerson, who made his first appearance
in this city last night, received Il perfect
ovation from ms friends who lad W.T.
messed his peerless performance IN other
cities. and WAS encOrrd to TO the echo 10
his songs and dances, which
were substituted for Brown, the
Tragedian" by request. Ben Cotton,
Mackin and Wilson, Earnest Linden,
and Beaumont Read also were heartily
received, each striving their utmost to
present to the public n minstrel enter
tainment Of the fist order. This alter
noon Matinee will be given, and TO-
night the company will appear for the
last time. An entire change oil pro-
gramme will be made both afternoon
and evening, Matinee prices 30 and %
cents. Box Sheet now open al Opera
House music store.
Soiree MusicGie.--The entertainment
given at Sbeib's music store last night,
was well attended, aud the gentlemen and
ladies participating acquitted themselves
with great credit. Indeed, it was musical
treat TO which we are seldom treated,
and We should feel proud that such
talent exists in our midst as wss here
displayed, and appreciate it in the proper
lignt. Mr.. Nicholl, the eminent pianist
who performed st the instrument last
night, will give another exhibition OF
skill as a musician this afternoon, of
which notice is gwen elsewhere.
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acknowledgements has been
made in several instances that certain
parties are in the habit OF allowing The
water to run from hydrants on .hciT
premises during the night, to proven,
them freezing. As consequence. the
water finds It's way on to the pavement in
some instances before reaching the
gutter, and freezing, endangers the safety
OF the pedestrian. The matter should
certainly b. looked into, and the pave
ments kept rs clear as possible OF ice.
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Florida Congressional Committee.

TALLAHASSEE, December l5-The
Congressional Committee u still ST work
on Leon county, bat appears 70 work
quite slowly. The Republicans have had
moot OF the day, but have submitted bu:
little in rebuttsl 70 the charges made
yesterday.
The Supreme Court will reAssemble in
the morning, ond the mADdsmus case
will be taken up for final argument and
decision.
Everything is quiet and dali.
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THAT Gold Watch.

The COURTS county tourt.-This
court transacted the following business
yesterday, Judge Cochran on the bench:
Luke vs.. Helmbright was set for the
10th inst,
Gillespie Slater Vs. Grey was reset for
January 2nd. Same vs.. same, January
3rd.
In the case Of James Durkin VS.. John
Roemer, certified TO court by Justice
Forbes, n jury was impsnelled, with
drawn, and case continued till next term.
The jury in the case OF Samuel Flem-
ing vs.. n. Steger, appeared in court pur-
susnt to adjournment, and retired to
their chamber.
In the case of S. Klein, sppelle, VS.. NJ.
Straub appellant, the following jury
was empsnnelled and the trial OF the
case proceeded with, which occupied the
attention of the Court during the day:
Noah Beck, w. u. English, Fred Mer-
kle, &. q. Busby, w. ?. Adams, Lewis
Weltzel, d. B. Garvin, Joseph Baker,
Henry White, Conrad Yahn, John Glib
son and b. Higgins.
At the time of the adjournment OF
Court, which was had till the usual hour
to-day, the juries out had returned no
decisions in the cases submitted to them.
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THAT Gold Watch.

CHlLDREN's HoME-In the show WIN
dow Of McLsin's drug store, on Twelfth
street, life size doll has been placed, to
be voted to some one in the city. the per-
son receiving the largest number of votes
to be presented with the same. The doll
was presented by Wheeling lady 10
the lady managers of the Home, to be
disposed OF in this manner, the proceeds
TO be donated for the benefit OF the
Home. The object is truly worthy
one and should meet witha hearty re-
spOnse from all
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THAT Gold Watch.

CONTRACT APPRoyED.-On Tuesday
tn 18th, inst the Commissioners of pub
lie printing submitted to the Governor
Il contract entered into by them with
Geo. +. Brown and j. II. Warner, OF
the city of New York. for supplying the
State with printing paper and stationery,
together with the bond accompany
the same. The Governor after an exam.
nation of the papers did on yesterday,
the l4th INST, approve the contract aiore-
said made with Geo. +. Brown and j.
II. Warner for supplying the State with
printing. There were no competing
bids.
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THAT Gold w atch.

THE GREAT Toy BAzAR.-One of the
finest and varied sssortments Of French,
German and foreign toys and holiday
goods, suitable for presents TO young
folks to be found in the city, Is al
Antoine Gollners Basket and Variety
Store, No. 100 Market street. southeast
corner OF Eleventh. The goods are very
reasonable and suitable. Be sure to see
them before purchasing elsewhere.
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THAT Gold Watch.

WE have now on hand and are re.
ceiving daily large lot of gold and
silver watches, chains, charms, ladies and
gents jeweIry of all kinds, pistols and
guns, which we sell cheaper than the
cheapest. Examine our stock before
buying elsewhere at 1904 Market street,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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THAT Gold Watch.

PREPARING.-Zion's Lutheran church,
South side, are making grand prepara-
tions for the celebration Of Christmas,
which will be observed with an entertain
ment Christmas night, with dialogues,
declsuations. vocal music, 3 christmas
tree from which presents will be given
to the children, etc. A good time is prom
ised.
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THAT Gold Watch.

IMPROPER ASSESSMENT CLAIMED
We were informed yesterday that an
officer OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road appeared before the Commission
ers of Belmont county, o., last week,
claimingtha - several years past that
road had improperly paid taxes upon
about $4,000 in Bellaire, and that that
amount should be stricken from the
duplicate, and the taxes Improperly
paid refunded The claim is that GER
tain railroad property had been assessed
by the Assessor, ard then by the
Board of Appraisers of railroad property.
The claim was taken under advisement
by the Commissioners.
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Don't fail to attend the opening TO-
day. HESNEGEN, BATES X Co.

ELEGANT HOLIDAY Presents. Our
citizens will consult their interests by
calling al J. 4. Lssh's Jewelry Store,
next to the Grant House. His stock i:
completely renewed with new and ele-
CANT designs in rich and fancy goods
suitable for holiday presents. In dealing
with this establishment customers vii
have the pleasant knowledge that every
this is just what it Is represented. Moth
ing more or less. Mr.. Lash and his S.
sistsnts have always enjoyed this reputa-
ton, and il is one of tue principle: in
business that they constantly keep up
permost in dealing with patrons.
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A grand display at Hennegen
Bates & Cos to-day.


The CANNoNADIwG.-The firing on
the hill yesterday, was the occasion OF
much inquiry, and withal still more mer-
riment. The inquiry was as 10 the cause
of the firing, and the merrlment Al the
clumsy action of the Radical artillery
men, one of whom, it is said, wadded in
about half bushel of coal oil bills in
the cannon before putting in the powder,
and NJ result firing from the Radical
gun was suspended for three hours. In
The meantime, however, they improved
each tieeting hour by taking notes from
the Democratic brigade, and before the
load had been drilled from the disabled
gun, II quart bottle of rs fine liquor
ms ever passed down mans
throa. was "bull dozed' from the camp
of the Democracy, and found Its way in
to Republican stomachs, which enthused
them to such a great extent that one of
them declared that he didn't care Il
continental d-n" whether the coal oil
bills were ever paid or not. But the fir.
ing went on, and at last accounts both
parties werr willing to "shoot the Presi-
dency." and were csnvsssing for some
one to take subscriptions for more pow
der.
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The ALLEGHENY NINE.-The nine
composing the Allegheny Base Ball
Club for next season, is as follows: Rus
McKeivey, OF the old nlnei Calvin, st.
Louis Reds, Holbert, Louisville; Coons,
Athletics; Goodman, Reading Actives;
Williamson, Neshannocks; Nichols,
Mutuals; Nelson. OLD nine, and Dreamer
Of the Neshannocks.
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BADLY FRozEN.-Mr. w. II. Csld.
well, County Commissioner from Rich
land district, was in the city yesterday.
He is suffering considerably from having
the right side Of his head badly frozen on
Saturday night last, bis ear being frozen
almost solid.
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THAT Gold Watch.
We don't charge you for looking at
our goods. All are welcome.
HENNEGEN, BATES & Co.

Who's PRESIDENT ELECT.-A strange
msn entered the counting room yester.
day, while the cannons were being fred,
and inquired who was President elect.
The business department sent up to the
editorial room to find out. The messen-
ger will be able to attend to his usual
duties in two or three weeks.
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STEEL RAIL.-The Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad has completed the
laying OF steel rail between Yellow
Creek and Bayard, distance of nearly
thirty miles. This, with twenty miles
on the north end, gives nearly fifty
miles OF steel rail on the main line.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-FirRer and higher.
Milwaukee and st. Paul consolidated
sinking funds rose to SSt, Chicago and
Northwestern consolidated gold coupons
TO 9l!, and Northwestern frsts to 49,.
STATE BoNDs-Louislana consols fell
Oh to 54l.
SToCKs-The market was devoid OF
important features and can be simply
described rs strong, many Of the shares
being IN active sympathy with the New
YORK Central and Lake Shore. which
tor the moment have become the leaders.
The directors of the Rock Island road
have declared quarterly dividend OF
two per cent, payable February lat.
Mr.. Jewett, receiver OF the Erie road,
applied TO the Supreme Court for per-
mission to pay two years back interest on
the fifth mp- rage bonds. of the com.
pany, and th1 court authorized him TO
pay the sam'.
The Express says that General Arson
Stsger, AS Vice President of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, is welcome
70 the city aud To the press.
The transactions to-day were lO4,O OO
shares, of which 5000 were Pacific Mail,
1000 Western Union, 5000 Rock
Island. 5000 st. Paul, 5000 Erie, $4,000
Lake Shore, 1000 New York Central
$500 Michigan Central, 1000 Delaware,
Lackawanna and WesterR, and 4,6OO
Nav Iprspy Central
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A SELECT ball Will be gwen at Roe
deeker's hall on Christmas night, at
which a beautiful oil painting will be
given TO the best lady walter. Cock
awe furnishes the music.
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Payment Of Interest,

WAsHIsGTos, Dec. l5.-Tbe Treasury
Department will issue an order tor the
payment Of January interest on United
States bonds on and after the 24th % the
18th met. without rebate.
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p. l.. A. O.-The successful reorg nj
zstion OF the p. l.. a. o. Society is as
sured, and the demonstration on Mardi
Gras day, will be the grandest of any
ever held in the city.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, December l6.-MoNEf-
Closed easy at A@6 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper o@1 per
cent. The Assistant Treasurer discussed
$4,000. Customs receipts SlO4,OOO.
Clesrlngs Sl9,OOO0O0. Sterling quiet at
4s2@4s4. ,o-s
GoLD-Opened and closed at 1915,
with sales in the interim at l0Is.
Carrying rates 2! to 5 per cent.
GovKRNMENTs-Strong and on the
advance. There Is an increased demand
for home consumption, and some large
institutions are looking around with
view to purchasing round amounts for in
vestment.
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The heroes who have the grit to sit
on the back fence from II to 2 P. NJ. this
weather and howl, Come Where Ny
Love Lies Dreaming" should be placed
in the front rank as soon as the war
breaks out.
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GREAT bargains in clothing. AS VIC are
about moving from the city, our stock Of
clothing must be sold regardless of cost.
We invite the public to come and see our
great srssins we offer.
GOLD Bros,
ll07 Maln street
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n PIECE Of earth was fired from one of
the cannons on the hill Yesterday, which
went through one of the windows in the
residence IF Mr.. Thomas Colvin, on
Market street.
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ANOTHER BIC DRIvE-Best style
dark yard wide chintz for 10 cents per
yard st J. w. FEEEEL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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FINGER BITTEN OFF.-Anthony
G reen, of the persuasion colored, had the
middle finger Of his lett hand bitten oil
by vicious horse day before yesterday
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Go To Lelchs Restaurant, Bellsire o.,
for meals The best the market affords
always on hand. Also wine, beer and
cigars.
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FORCED SALE.-Grest Bargains in
Dry Goods and Carpets at whatever they
will bring. Must be sold 70 raise money.
J. W. fERREL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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REPORTS from the interior give numer-
Gus additions to the victims "bull-dozed'
by old ProbS, IN the recent cold snap.
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TIE columns of the rural exchanges
are overdone, rs it were. They are filled
with "duns" for the benefit of delinquent
suhscribers.
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IMMENSE Fall Stock of Dry Goods and
Carpets and ! will sell them cheaper
than any house in Wheeling.
j. w. FERREL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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NOTTCE.-At the forced closing out
sale OF j. w. Ferrel, you can get Muslin
ut cents, Calico at 4 cents, Grenadine
at 8 cents, snd Carpets at Is cents per
yard. Call soon if you want bargains.
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The Sixth ward Democratic club held
meeting last night, for the transaction
of business connected with the club.
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THE St. Mathews Mite Society met at
the residence of Mr.. Daniel Lamb, last
night. The meeting was u pleasant sue
cess.
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NoTICE All goods IN pawn with u:
on which the time bias run out will b,
sold forthwith. DEROY * WELLER.
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THE Centennial dancing club gave
their regular weekly dance last night. ut
Germania Hall.
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WHEELING Lni. . N,.".I.O .. r.
celebrate their TWEEN -;uut.n anniversary
tonight.
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EsTERDAr was pay day at the La
Belle Mill and South Wheeling glass
works.
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NEW Gold Watches at SIS. ST. and
$40 at DeRoy u Weller, 1904 Market St,
Wheeliug w va
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yesterday ut the office of Cuu".y Clerk
Woods.
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LADIES fine side-lsce. box-toe shoes, 81
l.. V. BLoSDs, 1875 MAN street.
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SOLID Silver Watches, new, at $40 at
DcROy X Weller, 1904 Market street.
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Go SEE another heavy reduction in
Carpets and Dry Goods at corner Main
and Twentieth streets j. w. FERREL.
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Call and see our elegant stock o
Diamonds and prices.
HENNEGEN, BATES X Co.
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JUST received, q fine lot Of ladies side
lace shoes for - %, al
l.. V. BLOND'S.
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SATURDAY. pECEMBER 10. 1876.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Holiday Present-LOuis Dechert.
A Prime Remedy Local Page.
Declination-Thos. +. Shelly.
Announcement-W. ID. English.
Holiday Goods-Logan, List u Go.
Fancy Ottomans-G. Mendel, Booth u
Co.
Agents Waited.
Office Mattings-Frlend u Son.
Grand Opening-Turner X Dillon.
Letter List.
Ofal-List, Davenport q Parks.
Great Crash in Dress Goods Head oi
Local.
Froe Oyster Soup Mon Restaurant
Teas-Crawford IL Thoburn.
Arlington Stoves-Joseph Bell x Co
Notice K. II. Sweeney.
Undertsking-Zink " Son.
w. Va. Stencil and Seal Works.
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THE cheapest place for Ladies Gold
Watches is at Louis Dechert's jewelry
store, 1907 Market street.
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The Wbelsn Literary Society give an
entertainment a. Conven. Hall, corner
Eof and Fourteenth streets, this evening.
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HEADACHE

CELERY AND CHANOAiLL III
are prepared expressly 20 cur" nc, ,',A-, -
ache, Nervous Headache, DIX.
Heahachc, Neuralgia, S'T'oH'h" 49,
Icssues-. and will cure any "a%. .',...
cents, psstase ire-. ,@pId - Gil drug -.
and country stores. once. ~ Hgf.H
street. Baltimor., Nd. H"irrrn, =, -.
Lester, Cashier Howard Bank bat'g
Md