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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-08

A GENTLE HINr.-ln our style Of eli
mate, with its sudden changes OF tcmpera.
ture-rAin, wind and sunshine often in.
termingled in a single day-it is no
wonder that our children, friends and
relatives are 10 frequently taken from us
by neglected colds, half the deaths result.
ing directly from this cause. A bottle Of
Boschee's German Syrup keptabout your
home for immediate use will prevent
serious sickness, n large doctors bill, and
perhaps death, by the use Of three or four
doses For curing Consumption, iTemor.
rhagCs, Pneumonia, Severe Coughs,
Group or any disease OF the Throat or
Lungs, ita success issimply wonderful, as.
your druggist will tell you. German
Syrup Ia now sold in every town and vii
lnEe on this continent. Sample bottles
for trial, loo; regular siRe, 75c. eodAw
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y. NJ, C.. AIN obedience to n call
quite large meeting was held in the
room Of the Board Of Education last
night, TO consider the question Of re.or-
gani2tng the Young Mems Christian As.
soCiation. Judge q. l.. Cranmer was
called to the chair, and VIM. II. Oxtoby
elected Secretary. Rev. T. +. Clancy
led in prayer. The object of the meeting
having been stated by the Chairman Of
the meeting, remarks were made by Rev
DR.. Cunningham, Rev. Clancy and
others.
The following named gentlemen were
appointed committee TO asCertain the
probable cost of procuring and furnishing
room, and 10 canvass and zee what
funds could be obtained: Messrs. WIN.
Hastings, John Bailie and NJ. W. Amick
A motion being made 10 organize BY
electing officers, the following named
gentlemen we're chosen:
President-Wm. R. Simpson.
Vice Presidents-Benj Davenport and
Charles Brady.
SeCretary-H. Holiday.
Treasurer.-M. Amick.
Librarian-L. o. Smith.
The following named gentlemen we're
appointed IA Executive Committee
Messrs. VIM. Hastings, J. C. Hervey and
Rev. Barnitz
After full and free conference, when
all details were discussed, the meeting
adjourned until Monday night week, at
the same place.
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HOTEL ARRIvALS.-The following are
among the late arrivals at the leading
hotels:
81. James Charles A. McKinless lBalti.
more, Nd; C. F. Bevan, Williamsport; s.
HeCkheimer, W. W. Bullen, Baltimore,
Miss Rose NJ, Fortuey, Miss Clara Busey,
Cleveland.
Stamm-J. J. Crooks, Columbus; W. ].
Mason, Sonora, O.; J. r. Beall, Balti.
more; ]. B. Mari, Geo. W. Mari, Joseph
Harper, jr, Warrington; J. II. Stewart,
Cleveland; W. R. Mcdonald, Cameron
4. POrterteld, East Richland; Alex
Stewart, Cincinnati.
MeLwe--Frank Burt, Warrington
4. X. Williamson, Newburg; Geo. W,
Mulholland, Milwaukee; A. ii. Dickin.
son and wife, indianapolis; John Smith,
East Liverpool, O; D. L. Jamison, Graf
ton; Filahugh Rose, Memphis.
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WAvERLY LITERARY SoCIErY.-We
are happy TO announce that tue members
Of this old and well known Society, at n
meeting held yesterday afternoon, decided
to continue the organization. Quite q
number Of the members we're present and
much enthusiasm was manifested. After
admitting several new members and
trOnsnctng other business. they adjourned
to meet next Wednesday evening at
WieSel Hail. when n discussion will be
had upon the currency question. An in.
vilation is extended to the public gener.
ally, and We suppose quite y number Of
the GreenbaCkers and hard money men OF
our city will be in attendance.
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KSocEED HIM Down AND "IArE''
HIM.--A son OF Erin who gave his name
IA Tom Ludy waliled into Justice Bul.
gers office yesterday afternoon, with a
bloody face, and demanded warrant for
Patrick Morrisey. Ludy said that he
worked on the p, W. Ky. road, about
two miles above the city, and when they
Knocked of for dinner Morrisey knocked
him down, "bate" himE and kicked him,
and threatened to blow his head of il he
offered any resistance. As he, Ludy,
knew that Morrisey had n pistol in bis
pocket, he thought it advisable to not
incur my extra risk, and 30 left Morri.
sey in the possession OF the field while he
came to the city for Justice. A warrant
was issucd, and armed with that formid.
able document Constable Hamm started
for the bold, bad Morrisey.
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NAIL FEEDERS BALTD--The ball for
the benefit OF the La Belle nail feeders,
at Turner Hall last evening, was largely
attended and proved perfect success in
every particular. Those having charge
Of the ball are TO be congratulated upon
it's success. The following are the names
OF the gentlemen who had the manage.
ment Of the affair: Committee of Ar.
rangements, ], W, Thomas, VIM. Smith,
James $. BroemseiI, II. Haynes, W. NJ.
Lord, Charles Meyers, VIM. Montgomery,
j. S. Ehler, Thos. Deignan; Committee
OF Invitation, J. S. Ehler and D.. w.
Thomas, Of the La Belle Mill; VIM. Fisher
and Michael Grubler, Of the Belmont
Mill; Lew. Wallace and J. Coleman,
OF the Riverside Mill; q. Gundling
and Barney Burke, Of the Top Mill; j.
Burke and VIM. Zlmmer, Of Bellaire,
WIN. Glazner, of Benwood; Alex. Tho
burn, Of East Wheeling; Frank Wood, Of
South Wheeling; Floor Managers, John
Ritz, Louis Aultmyer, George Gundling,
John Habig Ballet Master, DIV. Thomas;
assistant ballet master, J. He'll. The
music, which was under the direction Of
Billy Mayer, was super-eXCellent.
1t never was the intention Of the nail
feeders to allow dancing, however des-
perate and earnest, to occupy exclusively
the attention Of their guests. They have
a way at their balls Of stopping this
amusement at suitable interval for an
other attraction, in which even the VEN
cradle grandmother, whose equity toe has
never tripped for forty years, can partic-
ipate and enjoy. We mean the supper,
and when this matter Of great importance
was entrusted to Chris. Liedl, it was
properly assumed that it was in safe
hands.
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PERSONAL PolXn.--Dr. W. ]. Reed, Of
Pittsburgh, will preach at the U. P,
Church in Bellaire, at 1880 P. N. to-day,
and at 1880 ANN. and $3.50 r. N. to.mor.
row. Those WHO wish TO listen 10 good
talker would do well 10 attend,
Messrs. Sweeney 4 Co., Of the North
End, are building q very tine engine for
the Touring mill Of Mr.. James Burley, out
beyond Bridgeport.
MesSrs. George G. Sturgiss and p. II.
Keck, Of MorgAntown, are stopping at
the Mcclure House.
Col Crothers, Of Wellsburg, is in the
Caleb BOggess, Esq, Of Clarksburg, was
Yesterday admitted 10 practice law 10 the
Municipal Court.
Ex.Sheriff Elisha Thomas, Of Preston
county, and Sheriff Slender Of Wetzel
county, we're in the city Thursday, ar.
ranging their accounts with tho Auditor,
We are requested by Mr.. Ed. Reid, the
soap dealer, 10 say that 1t waG uothe who
was in Blumenbergs saloon on Thursday
evening, shortly before the suicide Of
young Fritz Samhammer.
Bishop Jaggar, oil Cincinnati, will
preach and confirm in the Episcopal
Church, in Bellaire, on next Wednesday
evening, the 18th inst. (
Mr.. Charles Z. Griste, agent for Bar.
low, Wilson, Primrose u Vests Min
slrels, is in the city making arrange.
ments for the appearce Of the company at
the Opera House on the l4th and 18th
insts.
Miss Ada Rusher, Of Cincinnati, who
has been visiting friends in SteubenvilIe
Tor the past few weeks, is the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. a. +, Morehead, Of this city.
Mrs. Maria Chapman, Of TIltonville,
Ohio, is in the city visiting her brother
in:law, VIII. Chapman, Esq, of the First
Ward,
Rev. Geo. W. Halderman, of Lancas.
Ter, Ohio, reaches the city this evening,
and breaches al the 10th Street English
Lutheran Church tomorrow.
Mrs. Francis Harper, coIored lady
who has been delivering lectures in the
city and vicinity for some weeks, il an
nounced to speak at II temperance meet.
ing at OTIS Hall tonight.
Capt. W. NJ. Curtis has become connect.
ed with the Newark Glass Works, Of
Newark, Ohio, and will shortly take a
southern trip in the interests OF that
house. The Captain is well known TO the
trade here as fine salesman, and to the
public as a courteous, genial gentleman,
with whom it is pleasure to transact
business.
Mr.. Ed. McCabe and wife, Of Pitts
burgh, who have been visiting the family
OF Mr.. John c. Kelly, in the First Ward,
returned home yesterday.
Mr.. JOS. Hamilton and wife, who have
been visiting friends in Cincinnati for a
week or more, returned home yesterday
on the steamer Hudson.
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FUNERAL OEsFQluEs OF Mrs. IIuLIr.
ILEN.--The funeral obseqnies Of Mrs.
Elizabeth llullihen, relicl Of the late DR..
S. =. linllihen, took place yesterday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, at ST. Matthew
Church. The auditorium of the church
was filled with an assemblage of citizens,
which included many OF our older real
dents, who had known deceased years
ago. In the absence Of Rev. Armstrong,
the services were conducted by Rev.
Ramba, oi Bellairc, and were very i'm.
lressiye.
The remains were followed to the
grave, at Mt. Wood Cemetery, by long
line ii hacks and carriages. The pail
bearers we're: DR.. W. J. Bates, sen, Hon.
s. Brady, Secretary Of State, Jacob r.
Greer, E.q,, DR.. J. c. Hurp, Alex. Rogers,
Esq, DR.. John Frissell, John Knote,
Esq l. S. Delaplain, Esq.
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GENTHER's ToYs.-Mr. O. C. Genther,
at 1867 Main street, has II large and
varied assortment Of toys for the hoIi.
days, to which he desircs to call the AT
tention Of the public, Mr.. Genther claims
to be 1.-THE boss" in the toy business in the
city, and challenges n comparison Of
prices with other dealers. His stock ia
perhaps the largest and most complete in
town. Give "Ihc boSA" n call, and exam.
inc his stock ut your leisure, whether
you desire to make purchase or not.
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CLAxroN.-The society picture, "Frou
Frou," was presented in the Opera
House last evening, with Miss Kate CIAx.
ton in the leading role. A large and
critical audience witnessed the perform.
ance, and enjoyed it heartily. Miss
Claxton is finished actress, and possess.
es the elements Of popularity to rare
degree. Her briel engagement in this
city was oneOt the most successful OF tho
season, the house being crowded ut each
performance. Although announced as
her farewell appearance" we trust that
II may be her pleasure to return to the
city at no distant day in the future.
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You MAY ALL Know Tive have
beautiful Mateles ClOaks for $40, Sl2 so
Sl5, Sl7, SIS, $50, So, $25 and $50, and
are sure to please every one, as our
styles are acknowledged to be the hand.
soonest in the United States Ladies' buy
your Cloaks where you can do the best
but by all means satisfy yourselves and
see what is displayed al the West Viz.
ginia Emporium. l. BLUM 4 Bro.
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MOLIIE MAGuIRRIsM.- The striking
coal miners down the river seem to be
having it all their own way. a gentle
man who came up yesterday states tina,
u day or two since coffin was placed at
the opening Of one Of the mines, upon
which the following was written: "fhc
Man Who EnterS This Mine Gees Into
this Coffin" Our informant states that
miners who are willing to work are in
this way prevented from doing no,
through fear Of the consequences,
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PARpONEp ny THE GOVERNOR. VIM.
II. West, who was convicted on an in.
dictmenl for robbing, in the Circuit
Court Of Putnam county, at the March
term, 1871, and was sentenced TO coniine.
ment in the penitentiary for the term Of
ten years, was yesterday pardoned by
Gov. Mathe ws. A petition for his pardon,
signed by John J. Thompson and many
other respectable citizens Of Putnam
county, waS presented to the Governor,
Tho Superintendent Of the Penitentiary
also addressed a communication TO the
Governor requesting tho pardon.
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CAME IN CONTACT WITH A BRIDdE.--
A brakeman on the HCmplCld Road,
named y, Il, Todd, was knocked off the
top Of freight car, before daylight on
Thursday morning, by coming in contact
with n bridge, lie foil senHeIess, alisht.
ing upon tho platforms OF two cara, and
remained there until he recovered con.
sCiOnSneSs. lie lOst his lantern and hat
in,the -ialI, Although very sOre after tho
fall, he was on duty tho next day,
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GtregtttelLi2&trcer:
SATURDAY, DEC. $, 1877.



ACard from 1.-THE Boss"-O. C. Genther
fourth page.
Fancy Articles OF Furniture-NIendel,
Booth & Co.
Dewn with Flour Prices-H. Stolley,
Found-Morrocco Shoe.
For Rent-RoOms in Washington Hall.
For Rent-Warehonse.
Time Table Wheeling & Elm Grove
Road.
A Fine Observation-Disclosures Gallery.
Fine Steel Engravings-Hutchins Nh.
sic and Art Store.
Holiday Hats at ReedA.
Compound Chlorate Potash Troches-
Christian Schnepi.
Christmas Presents-John Bailie.
Holiday Stock-Stanton & Davenport
Christmas-Oxtoby & DnfTield.
Solid Silver-Turner & Dillon.
Trustees Sale Of Dairy Farm.
Nicks Illustrated Monthly Magazine,
Wanted-Energetic Men.
List Of Letters.
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Rev. GFoRGE's LEC1URE.-The lecture
Monday night by Rev. DR.. George for the
benefit Of the Children's Home should
have a large patronage, both on account
Of the lecture itself and the worthy object
for which it is given. 1t has frequently
been said that WheelinG's citizens care
nothing for entertainments Of literary
character, and all our people should be
interested to remove such impressions.
DR.. George ia known to all as q man Of
decided ability, and will, no,doubt, really
entertain his audience by making them
more fully acquainted with Mrs. Grnndy.
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CALIFORNIA SALMoN.-Mr. II. Il. Mil
Ter, Fish Commissioner for this district,
returned from Baltimore Yesterday morn.
ing, where he secured some California
salmon with which to stock our streams.
The Maryland Commission furnished him
with about 10000, part Of which he
placed in Middle lsland Creek, at West
Union, Fish Creek, near Littleton, and
the balance in Wheeling Greek, about
twelve miles east Of the city.
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HArrv.nplN0s Tor nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and quaCked. PulvCrmacher's Electric
BeltS eiiectually cure premature debil.
lty, weakness and decay, Book and Jour.
nal, with information worth thousands,
mailed free. Address PuLvERNACHER
dAIrANIc Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. div
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"WHAT Will Mrs. Grundy Say?u ia
tho theme upon which DR.. George will
lecture on Monday evening for the benefit
Of the Childrens Home. The lecture will
undoubtedly be a spicy one, and will al.
tract large audience. Dr.. George il a
close, discriminating thinker, with a keen
sense Of true humOr and an excellent
wit" all valuable qualitics in the treat.
mont Of such theme.
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IMPORTANT DEcrsIoM-It has been de-
Gided beyond all controversy than John
Roemer sells goods cheaper than any
house ever known before.
Good solid Colored Prints &c.
Good fine Muslin Sc.
Good Cashmere 25c.
Good Fancy Dress Goods TO-.
Good Silks 81 90.
Good Carpet l5c.
Good Flannel l2tc.
CIoaks, Shawls, Furs, Hosiery, No
tlons, Tags and an endless variety of
goodS suitable for Christmas Presents,
Call soon II you wish to save money, at
JOHN RoEMEEs.
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CLOAks, CLOAKs, Cl0ARS. Display
ExtraOrdinary.-WIII display this day
$50 Of the hOndsOmsst hateIessse Cluaks
ever shown In the city 200 superb plain
Beaver Cioaks, all at manufacturers
prices. Remember we will save you
from SIS to $40 on every garment pur.
chased from us. |. BLUM G. BRO,
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Why is it thatI, Blum & Bro. can sell
Cloaks go much cheaper than others? il
the question very frequently asked. We
answer as before, ladies, we manufacture
our own Cloaks East, we do not pay three
profits 10 middle men, aud are enabled to
give you that advantage. Come and see
our display. You will see to-day the
grandest styles you ever saw.
|. BLUM & Bro,
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Tnr SAMIAMMER SUTcrDE.-Thc per.
sonal ,ilrcIs Of Fritz Samhammer, who
suicidcd on Thursday evening, were yea
terday turned over TO the City Sergean, by
Mr.. Blumenberg. examination Of the
papers found in deceased's trunk threw no
additional light upon the suicide. Upon
the fly leaf Of memorandum book, how.
ever, was written in the German language
u request that whatever money or pro.
perty he might leave behind him might
he given to hia sister, who lives in Nh.
rembnrG, Bavaria. There was no date
attached, aud no other indication of the
time the words were written.
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RECOVERING GOODS Losr ny THE Re.
CENT BARGE DIsAsTER.-AbOut week
ago MesSFs. Anderson 4 PAUL, Of this
city, were employed by the Western In.
surance Company, Of Pittsburgh, to re-
cover the glassware lost by the sinking Of
the model barge Giant, at the Bellaire
bridge. There were some 1900 or 1900
packages Of glassware on the barge at the
time ofthe disaster, which had been in
sured for $4,000 in the Western Com
pany, and Messrs. Anderson 4 PAUL were
offered sixty per cent Of the value Of the
goods recovered as an inducement. The
offer was accepted, and Maj. Anderson
Immediately secured barge, Hat and
skiti, and engaged i've or ak men TO ac-
company him down the river and assist
In searching for the missing freight.
The barge and Hat iloated down the
river, on either side, stopping frequently
while the crews searched the shore for
the glassware. The most OF the glass
ware, however, had been gobbled up by
the people living along the river, and the
Major found it necessary to pay from 25
cents to 81 Tor each package, However,
notwithstanding these difficulties, by the
time his small force arrived at SnnGsh
they had recovered some six hundred
packages.
Al SunGsh they met the steamer c.
W. Hornbrook coming up with a tow,
and the Major struck bargain with
Capt. Ed. llOrnbrook to take his boat
and search for the remainder of the
glassware, for the nominal sum Of S35 per
day. The HOrnbrook came on up with
her tow, and brought the barge contain
ing the recovered glassware to Martins
Ferry, where the ware will be stored in
a warehouse for the present. Yesterday
the steamer returned 10 SnnEisl, taking
with her an empty barge. She will prob.
ably continue down as far as Maysyille,
Kentucky, M, according to the reports Of
steamboatmen, stray packages OF glass.
ware have been observed along the river
all the way between Bellaire and that
city. Maj, Anderson expresses himself as
confident that he will recover the most Of
the glassware, and counts upon realizing
from $500 to $4,000 by the transaction,
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AT u stated Conclave Of Cyrenc COM
mandery No. !, held Friday evening tho
9Th, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: NJ. A. Chandler, Emi-
nOnt Commander; l.. Il. Hanson, General.
issimO; Mason W, Burt, Captain General;
), p. llildreIh, Treasurer; w. Y. Derry,
Recorder; 4, IAughlin, Trustee.
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ACCIDENT AT A planning MILL
About 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon u
young named Alphonso Hazard, EN-.
ployed at Coen, Armstrong Il Cos planning
mill on llth street, had a leg broken by
apple Of boards falling upon it. He was
standing near planning machine, when a
pile Of boards near by suddenly toppled
over upon him, breaking his leg between
the knee and ankle, and badly crushing
it. Hazard is about nineteen years Of
age, and lives on Chapline street, just
above Hill street.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsrATE.-The fol-
lowing transfer OF real estate was admit.
ted 10 record in the Office OF the Clerk Of
the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made Dec. Is, 1876, by Blasiua
Reister and wife, N. Reister aud vile,
Mary busch and husband and Catherine
Gaus and husband, to Cordelia Reister,
for the interest OF the parties Of the first
part in the estate Of John George Reistrr.
Consideration, natural love andafiection
which they have for their dear mother"
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They have procured a horse to replace
the ono that lately died at the Vigllant
Engine House, They had the apparatus
out with the horses, day or 30 since,
and all worked very we'll. Tho now horse
lS considered good one, but has not yet
been purchased by Tho Chief.
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VIOLATING THE INTERNAL REVENUE
LAws.-Dsputy Marshal B. J. Campbell,
Of New Cumberland, arrived in the city
yesterday with Daniel Wedell, Tyler
county man, who is charged with selling
ardent spiriis without paying the Govern.
ment tax thereon. Wedell lives on a
farm about i've milcS back OF Slstersville.
He was committed to Jail, to await
the rcsnIt Of hearing before U. S. Com.
missioner Forbes this morning at 81
o'clock. The hearing was set for Last
evening, bnt was postponed on account Of
the absence Of Witnesses.
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: THE LATE john LYLE.-John Lyle,
whose death was noticed in these columns
few days since, was a member Of the
Order Of Red Men, who assisted in the
burial, the lodge turning out in uniform,
together with the Knighta Of Pythias.
Johnny" was familiarity known In
Bridgeport and vicinity as an honorable,
straightforward young man. He made
many friends, who regret his untimely
death.
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THE CouRB.-CiktuIr CouKr-JudZ
athin.-The Circuit Court was in session
as lsual yesterday.
The case Of John RobreCht vs.. Elijah
Marling, j., was given to the jury, and a
verdict waS reached before the adiOurR-
ment Of court. The verdict was for the
plaintiff, for 81 500.
Court adjourned until the first Monday
In January,
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To MOTHERS whose children are weep.
for the little ones, and coughs and colds
rapidly banished by the Use Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. dAw
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VIZ are informed tina, there will be n
meeting Of the directors or owners Of the
glass works at Martins Ferry on next
Monday, to mako arrangements for
Starting mp tho works, which will he good
news for the MartinsyillRna iftruC.
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POLICE CoURr-JudQe OIanme,

The following cases we're before His
Honor yesterday morning:
W. f. Boyd, charged with drunkenness,
was fined 81 and costs. Execution was
suspended on payment Of costs.
Richard Feely was sent mp for thirty
days for drunkenness.
Charles Collins, colored vag, was sent
up for thirty days.
Casper Bailey, John McMann, VIM.
James and Robert johnson, all tram s,
were up for disorderly conduct Bailey
and Mccain were sent to the city prison,
and the other three to the county jail
all for thirty days.
James 0Brien was sent up for thirty
days for exposing his person.