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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-21
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
WASHINGTON.

WAshlNG1OA.
Yesterdays Reporter.
The late Rev George McCsskey mar
ried the parents OF Charles Z. Scott, the
Western desperate. They were the first
couple he ever married. The fathers
name wss Malachi Scott, snd the mother
was Miss Clouse. The wedding took
place at Clsysville.
No MORE GAME-The 18th inst ter
minated the legal season for killing rso-
bits and cartridges. Regular sportsmen
ST. know it, and the honorable portion OF
the fraternity will strictly observe it. No
more rabbits or psrtridges will be found
dang ling 10 the belts of the true disciple
of Nimrod.
HERE we have another famous man,
& native OF Washington county. Mrs.
Susan McCaskey, iu her travels out west,
met with Dr. Ringlsnd, at Ottumws,
lows, who is practlcing physician and is
reported TO have effected many wonder
ful cures by the laying on Of hands. de
boards his patients, and keeps them until
! they are cured.
LITTLE Greene is hunting up her
great men now. The late Senator Nor
| tons ancestors were known as Throck-
mortons. His father dropped the first
syllable and wrote his name, VIM. l..
Morton. JOB ThroekmorLon, uncle OF
the Senator, was the ancestor OF the
Throckmorton's in Greene county, as we
learn from Brother Day of the RepubH-
| can. Credit one for GreeIel
WEST ALEXANDER.
| Correspondence OF the Register.
As Christmas is coming, our people
are making quite extensive preparations
for the annual Sunday School celebrs-
ton at the Pres byterisn Church. These
are very pleasant meetings, and are q
rich treat to the smaller scholars OF the
| Sabbath School.
Rev. Lin Keet's lecture las. evening
wa very interesting and highly enjoyed
! by all who heard it.
A literary society will be organized in
our borough this week. We think the
move good one, rs there is plenty OF
material IN our town and vicinity TO
make frst-class society. Some OF our
boys are home from college, to spend
their vacation, and others are expected
| soon.
Prof. Il. b. McClain, principal of our
public school, will give literary and
musical entertainment in the school
building, on Saturday, Dec. 22nt, COM
mencing At 6 2. NJ. Mr.. McCIaln is a
thorough scholar, an experienced teach
er, and we can assure al who think OF
attending, that his entertainment will be
worthy OF their patronage.
Our merchants are getting on their
holiday goods; already their show win
dows and counters present very in
yiting appearance.
Wheeling merchants have been scarce
here of late. Where are Frank Oglebsy
Hebe- List and Benz. Bloomfeld2
Mr.. b. l.. Craven is talk
ing of taking trip to the Hot
! Springs, to rtcuperste.
More anon. "33.
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south Carolina Legislature.

CoLUuBlA, December 20.-The Legs
alsture has taken recess until the 10Th
of January. The most important measure
adopted was rstitying the amendment t.
the state Constitution, which levies an
annual tax of two mills on sll taxable
property in the State for the support OF
free schools. On its fnsl passage to-day
more than two-thirds voted arirmstively
The committee to investigate the bonded
debt will report Immediately after recess
No special class of bends will be declared
fraudulent, but only particular bond:
which were issued irregulsriy.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Mcclure House-W. II. Trego, Balti-
more; Simpson Aorner, Pittsburgh; 7.
Carbonate, Louisville; S. M. Gsllaher,
St. Msrys; D. o. Fleming, Oakland,
Md; l.. K. Cummings, Baltimore; W.
II. Snyder, Cumberland; I. B. Brunot,
Pitts burgh; K. l.. Robinson, Grafton; j.
w. Allison, Falrview, w. Va; j. ID.
Foster, wife and son, Louisville.
Stamm House-H. McCofrey, Bel
mont, o.; j. 4. Hooton and (. Banar,
Moundsville; w. Woodbin and wife,
Cameron; G. II. Renner and wife, Tria.
deIphIa; A j. Moore, West Liberty;
James Mckee, Ciaysville, Pa; w. r
Mcdonald aud daughter, Cameron; Z.
n. Taverner, Psrkersnurg; II. I. SIM
mons. Cambridge, o.; n. K. Quacken bosh,
Glen Easton, John Cunning, w. Va, h.
e. Blayney, Kingwood, j. 5. Shaw,
Warrington, w. Va, L I. VInson and
q. d. Brown, Bethany, B. G. Slocum,
Pittsburgh.
st. James HOTEL. g, King, New
York, S. r. Wright, Philadelphia, Miss
+. Gorby, Bellsire, G. 5. Beatty, New
York, G.. L. Brown, Cleveland, James
Bates, Boston, K. Hay, Point Washing
ton, Ono, Phil d. Miller, Newark, Ohio;
j. W. Showacre, Baltimore.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transactions IN real estate
were recorded in the County Clerks office
yesterday:
Deed made Dec. 10, 1877, by Michael
Emmert and Wilhelmins, his wife, both
of this city, to John NJ. Emmert of the
same city tor lots No. 3 and as laid out
on the plat OF II. w. Phillips addition to
the city. Consideration 500.
Deed made Dec 10, 1877, by Lewis H
Morris and Deborah A his wife, both OF
this city, to Emma Jane Gifin, wife Of
Robert X. Gitfen, both of this city, for
sll of a certain piece of ground on Wheel
ing Island, being part of the city of
Wheeling situated on the East side OF
Broadway street in the Seventh ward,
designated as let No. of A. G. Robin
sons addition to the city. Consideration
$1,000.
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sitting Bull on the War Path.

CHICAGO, December 20.-The Tunes
Helena, Montana, special says that
Father Genin arrived At Msria's river
on Sunday and reported to Fort Benton
by messenger that Sitting BuI! mad
crossed the line and camped 81 the Bear
Paw mountains with q large force OF
Sioux and Nez Perces. a man Lsmed
Valentine is supposed to have been
killed. This report is confirmed from
other sources and il is stated that the
Indians are burning the prslries south
OF the Bear Paw mountains and that
Sitting Bull is on Miles battle ground
and has been joined by Lone Deer's band
of seventy-fve lodges.
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BADLY scalded.

About six O'clock Wednesday even
ing, Mrs. Cbsplne, wife of l.. B. Char
line, residence at No. 4ll0 Jacob street,
took pan o: boiling water from the
stove and placed it on the hearth, where
a small male child, about fifteen months
of age, found it and upset the pan of
water on itself The little fellow was so
badly scalded about the groins and legs
that the flesh hung in threads. DR.. j.
Il. Pipes, OF the Eighth ward, was called
in and dressed the wounds The child
was suffering very much last evening
from the effects of the scald.
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Temperance Notes.

At the temperance meetiI at Otis
hall last night, Mr.. Young, President of
the Union opened the meeting by reading
the last chapter of Ephes!ars, Mr. Harry
Holiday then followed with prayer.
Messrs. Lashley, Capt. Moore and sever
al Others addressed the audience, which
was smaller than has been for some time.
There Is u be- meeting on Christmas
afternoon At this hal.
The Ladies Temperance Band have
changed their hour OF meeting from 81 to
3 o'clock.
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ACROSS THE RIVER.
Specially Reported for the Register
BELLAIRE.


No arrests made Yesterday.
COOKS pin pool table holds full hand
every evening.
TUE target shooting by the BelIsire
Light Guards was reported yesterday al
ternoon.
THERE will be a treat at the German
Church Christmas Eve for the Sabbath
School children.
QUITE number OF foot races are to
be run on the Island and West Wheel
ing on Christmas morning.
j. p. BRowNLEE, A. n. Hart II. l.,
Miller, Geo. IL. Humphrey and Geo. ID.
Callen are at the Osborne House.
If YOU want No. dish of oysters
served IN any style You may wish. call at
Jake bursts. He sells the freshest .and
finest oysters, at retail or wholesale.
+. NJ. STRoEG and j. A. Greenfield
left this morning, bound Tor Portland,
Ohio, on u fishing tour, and returned on
the 9:lOA. NJ. train; fshermsn's luck-a
failure.
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Make Your Orders Now.

STRAWBERRY ice cream al Mrs.
ZieGen.eider's.
PIsTACHIo cream and fresh cakes at
No. &C. Twelfth street.
VANILLA ice cream and fresh cakes at
Mrs Ziegen!elder's.
ORANGE she'bet at Mrs. Ziegenteld-
er's, No. 66, Twelfth street.
MACCARoNI cream and fresh cakes ST
Mrs. Ziegeulelder's.
CHOCOLATE Ice cream and fresh cakes
at Mrs. Zeigeutelder's.
REYMAN u Bros Chicago carsmels
and fine French candies at Mrs Ziegen-
felder's
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Marine.

LONDON, December 20.-Stesmers Den
mark from New York, Nova Scotlar
from Baltimore, arrived out.
NEW YORK, December 20 ARRIVED
Steamer Faradsy from Loadon, Bathuls
from Liverpool.
NEW YORK. December 20.-Arrived-
Steamer State OF Georgia from Glasgow
PoRT EADs. December 20 Arrived
Steamer City OF Bristol, from Liverpool
Salled-Steamer New Orleans tor New
York, Caresett tor Bremen, LeddesdslC
for Liverpool.
QUEENSTOWN December 20. Arrived
steamer Nevada from New York.
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Obituary.

Death has been a frequent visitor in
the sm,ly of Mr.. Thomas Burke, OF the
Belmont nail works, during the past
wear. and now this unwelcome visitor
has claimed another victim in the person
OF bis young daughter, Johanna, whose
funeral notice we publish this morning,
This amisble young lady will be sadly
missed by her bereaved father and little
sisters, of whom she took the most de-
voted care since their mothers death.
Mr.. Burke will have the sympathy OF sll
his acquaintance in this new affection
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Condemned.

Yesterday the following jury were in
session at the Court House Tor the pur.
pose of condemning the upper end of the
wharf TO the use of the T., w. & Ky
railroad: h. Stamm, Benjamin Fisher
Andrew Long, William Hastings, Sam,
uel j. Boyd, James Maxwell, Jsseph
Bodley, f. w. Oglebsy, L. G. Stiiel, l.
Blond and David Bodley. The property
condemned was that of }. w Cots
$1,000; Mr.. Schwabscker, $50 so and Dr.
Wingerter, $3.50.
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SMALL TALK.
Condemned Notes Of Current GOSSIP
In and About Town.

anu ADOus
WHITEwAsH in Police Court yester-
day morning.
SHERIFF T1NeLE will get into his new
office next week.
No marriage licenses were issued by
the County Clerk yesterday.
j. Ii. SEvERING, offers his billiard
room for sale at low rates. See advertise
ment.
THE Beach Glen school INDUCED in an
entertaining spelling bee' Wednesday
eveaIng.
ONE power of attorney and two deeds
in fee were admitted to record yesterday
by the County Clerk.
The sale of the hanke property on
Eoff street was postponed by Auctloneer
Halter yesterday until January 9th.
The Maynard Rifle Club members are
taking advantage OF the beautiful wealth
er, and are engaged in practicing shoot
ing.
THE knights of Honor, Alpha Lodge,
will give their literary and social enter
tsinment at the Opera house on JAN
usry s.
JIMMY! wasn't the Suns face red
yesterday evening? The old fellow
must have been out with "the boys" the
night before.
SQUIRE MIX jailed George Taylor, a
small boy, Wednesday, for ten days, Tor
throwing stones at small children IN Ihe
Eighth ward.
ANEW and valuable patent has been
obtained by Mr.. Anton Reymanns
brewery for pumping beer from the watts
to the coolers.
The United Presbyterian Sunday
school scholars will be treated to least
of good things on the Friday after
Christmas day.
VAAs' Orchestra left at noon yester'
dsy for New Athens, OHIO, to play Tor
the commencement at the Franklin Col
lege, at that place.
AN East Wheeling boarding house
lady is mourning the sudden departure OF
one of her bosrders who leaves her minus
a few months board money.
THE broken stone that has been lying
on McColloch street so long, was nicely
spread by Pat McMahsney and the
workhouse gang yesterday.
"WEDNESDAY number of young ladies
of the Female Seminary went down to
the South Wheeling glass house, TO see
how glass is made. They saw too.
The Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows, Of WeIlsburg, will give their Third
Annual New Years Eve Banquet at the
Hudson House on the 3lst inst, begin
ming at P. NJ.
Rev. w. Z. Ripley, pastor Of the
Wesley chapel, was given donation
party Wednesday evening. Chickens
flour, turkeys, hams and other useful
articles of diet were presented to the
reverend gentleman.
CAPTAIN Jack Shrodes and Mr.. Geo.
Kingdom visited Rosbys Rock on
hunting expedition yesterday. There
not being much to shoot IN that neigh
borhood, the gentlemen returned almost
empty-harted.
JosEPu EBERT, who lives at No. 20,
Seventh street had one OF his little boys
knocked down in front OF Roberts drug
store, North Wheeling, by passing
buggy Wednesday. No serious damages
resulted.
THE Boucicault Shaughrsm Company
will appear at Hamilton Opera house on
Friday and Saturday, the 2Sth and 18th,
with a matinee on Saturday. This COM
pany brings It's own scenery for the
"Shsughraun."
MANAGER JAMES HAMILTON returned
Yesterday from Pittsburgh, where he
went several days since to complete
arrangements to take Neil Bryant's
Ministries on the road. He will open al
Indianapolis on the lst.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the DIFF
fereni Judiciary Bodies.
COUNTY coURT-JUpGE BOYD.

COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.
David Goethe vs.. Robert Bond, appesl
from Squire J. Marshall, wss heard by
the following jury, viz: A. J. Norton,
E. Whltmeyer, 5. &. Patterson, w. 5.
Craig, G. II. Stoker and John White
Verdict for plaintiff for $50 damage.
John G. Miller vs.. Worklngmen's
Building Association, in sssumpsit, dis,
missed by consent of parties.
Adjourned until nine o'clock this
morning.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE cRANNER
J. T. Sullivan, guardian VS.. Caroline
Ritz, ct al, in chsnCery. Answer of Cath.
crime Meyer and j. NJ. Ritz, entered.
Adler " Rodelheim, VS. f. Reinielle
ct a., IN chsncery. Demurrer in TIN:
case overruled.
The case OF James Bodley, VS.. John A
Ritz, on attachment. Continued unit
Monday "a.
George Bowers, VS.. Samuel Humes
ejectment. Judgement TOR plaintiff en-
tered.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
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They are Coming.

A number of citizens have asked us
where the gongs are, that were to have
been put up in the engine houses in con-
nectien with the fire alarm telegraph.
We have conversed with those who know
something about the matter, and We have
been informed by them that the gongs
are to be of a new pattern, and are now
being manufactured. They are expected
to arrive In the city shortly, and will be
put In position a. once.
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They Can'L BE Beat.

In the way of dress there is nothing
thsl can surpass nice and neatly made
hat, and in order to purchase that neceS-
sary article of dress cheap, one has to
visit around and see for ones self. In
order to save any one the trouble Of run
ming over the city in search of hat of
any quality, we refer them to Jim Reed,
the halter, who keeps constantly on hand
irst-class stock of goods. He will sell
you hats from so cents up to So.
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Terrible Accident.

LONDON, December 2O.-The gable OF
Mines Hotel Edinburgh, which was
weakened by fire, fell today, buryIng
several persons in the ruins. Ten per-
sons are missing. Three bodies have
been recovered.
LoNEoN, December 2O.-Ten persons
were killed by the tai of the gable of
the Mines Hotel, at Edinburgh, yester-
day
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Passage of the silver Bill by More
Than Two Til rus.

NEw YORK, December Ex-senator
Stanley Matthews arrived here to-day,
and to night is holding quite levee nj
the Windsor Hotel, where many friends
have called upon him. The Senator Is
in excellent spirits over the prospects OF
his silver resolution. he is confident OF
its ultimate passage by the Senate by
more than twO-thirds vote.
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Lion Hunting Near Ada.

ADA. o., December l9.-About P NJ
yesterday lioness was seen about three
miles south of this place. 1t attacked
and killed 3 valuable COW belonging "a
farmer named Whitley. A party OF
sporting men of this vicinity are IN no,
pursuit Of it TO day.
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Fruits, Jeliies, Rutters, dc, for The
HOLIDAY

Atmore's and Anderson & Csmpbell's
mince meats. Agents for Ritter's fruit
buffers and jellies, in wooden and tin
p lis. Also agents for Schlmmels fruit
buffers. A full stock of Jersey crsnber.
rles, raisins, currants, prunes, Goshen
and Schweiizer cheese. A full line OF
heavy groceries st lowest market prices
at A. &. Egerter X CO...
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Bake and Can Placed.

One OF the bases and caps were put on
the Washington Hall yesterday by
Messrs A, j. Sweeney & Son, who have
the contract for the iron work of the
hall. They make fine appearance on
the building. The other bases and caps
will be put on in few days.
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To reduce stock and raise money ]
will sell this week standard cloth prints
TOR less than cents per yard and al
other dry goods and carpets for lesi
money than quoted in any paper or
circular distributed IN the city. Come
see and examine before buying, corner
OF Main and Twentieth streets j. w
Ferrel.
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The coal miners Strike.

Yesterday morning the coal miners
working in the iobbing banks around
the city came out on strike. They de-
msnd An advance OF one cent per bushel
which, if given, will, we are informed,
cause mn advance Of one and y halt cent
per bushel TO the consumers.
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weather Indications,

WAsHIEGToN, December u, A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
cast winds, stationary and higher TEN.
persture, partly cloudy weather and
rising followed by falling barometer.
For the Lakes, northeast to southeast
winds, warmer and cloudy or partly
cloudy weather, falling, preceded on the
Lower Lakes by rising barometer.
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SpIepdid observation-disclosures.

One 7-ocLave Weber piano, one Toe
tsve knsbe piano, one 7-Octaye Fischer
piano, and one 7.octsve Brosdwood
piano. All these pianos have been in use
but very short time, and are rs good IS
new. They can be examined and tested
at Sheib's music store, Main street, and
will be found just the thing for q Christ
mas gift. The prices are so low they
will sstonish you.
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Indiana Democratic State Conven

INDIANAPPoLIs, December 20.-ThC
Democratic State Central Committee had
a meeting in this city add decided to hol1
the State convention in this city on Wed
nesdsy, February 10Th, 1878. They
reduced the basis OF representation to one
delegate for each 200 vo:ers and one for
every fraction over 100, based on the
vote Of the last PretideutIal election.
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enid DiscOYarIes.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 20.-A
Victoria special says the excitement over
the quartz discoveries ut Carlboo conlin-
ues undated. Reports of new discover
les constantly come in. Business through.
out the province has received great
impetus, and extensive city improve
ments are projected.
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WASTED-s waiter; that is not too
high toned TO wait on guests politely,
and who is not so low-toned as to keep
himself looking filthy, and one who will
wait on guests sttentlvely. Apply at
Lsrsmie's.
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Oysters, Baltimore sweets, and Jer-
SOY Cranberrtes &c

For the Holidays; mince meat, sp-
pie butter, raislns, figs, and full
stock of csnned goods. The famous
brand of d. d. Mallory IL Co.'s
Oysters, by the Wholesale and retail.
The patronage Of dealers is respectfully
solicited. Bschmsn u burst, No. 1928
Market street.
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St. AIphousus Festival.

The festival At st. Alphonsus Church
is to be continued until Saturday night
a large crowd was present last night and
among the events of the evening was the
drawing OF the following prizes. Mr., C.
Hite, a large and handsome chandler
Miss katy Slier, superb WAX doll, and
Miss Elizabeth Out, barrel OF flour.
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The Nail City Boat Club boys have
secured Mr.. r. Laramie TO furnish sup
per for them on New Years eve. There
is no one in the city who can do it as
Laramie. Mr.. Laramie has also re-
fined little party to feed on Christmas
eve, so we understand.
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BusIness Failure.

CHICAGO, December 20.-Jauies l..
Campbell and Frank Campbell, real es-
tate brokers, failed to-day. Liabilities,
$4,000; assets nominal. Besides this,
james Campbell is Individually indebted
TO an amount age regstIng over S250OOO,
and Frank Campbell Tor about $4,000.
No assets
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Puff Boxes,

Classic styles, heavily plated. go.tl....
handsome and durable. 800 ~
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Held for Postage.

There are held ut the pOstottice the
following letters which are not properly
stamped: Miss Annie McConnoughy,
Bridgeport, o., cents; Frank Nennum,
Penn street, Island, cent.
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power of Attorney Made.

The power of attorney made by Sarah
A. Psnnell, of Harris county, Texas, to
Reed +. Panr ell TO execute, convey, col
lect, etc, her interest in the estate of A.
i. Pannell, WAS admitted TO record nj the
County Clerks office yesterday.
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To-day, Dec. 18th,

VIII open for the Holidays:
Ladies' Cashmere wrap
pers.
IOOnew Beaver and Mate
lasse ClOaks.
so Hand Knit Clouds.
10 dOZ. Nubias
rs dOZ. Gents Handkerch'fs.
so dOZ. Ladies'
rs dOZ. Chiidren's
10 dOz. Sets Collars, Cuffs
and HandkerChiefs, all In
one Box.
These goods were purchas-
ed at reduced prices.
aecls Emsheimer Bros.
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at'heellng grglstcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index TO New Advertisements.

Go on Board the Hudson.
Billiard Room for Sale.
Free Lunch e. j Dauber,
fremont House Washington, ID. Z.
Otisl-D. &. List Jr.
Time Table - Wheeling and Elm
Grove Railroad.
The Rush Continues-Turner & Dill.
Ion.
Holiday Goods. l.. Hobbs, Son Il
Co.
Valuable Property for Sale.
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Trial Docket.

The following cases will come up for
a hearing before the County Court to-
day:
Mr.. Cosner Us. Citizens Railroad Com
DAILY.
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For the Holidays, the finest assortment
of Gents Slippers in the city; also
Ladies Mounted Button Newport, latest
out, 81 JERRY CLEMESs.
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A FataI Fall.

DAYTON, December l9-Henry
Bshns, German farmer, aged So, resld-
ing in Harrison township, near this
city, to-day accidentally fell, striking his
neck on box and WAS instantly killed.
His neck was broken.
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GERMAyTowS stocking, zephyr and
cotton yarns in all colors, a. Bells, rs
Eleventh street.