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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

TT 1rEMs FROM TRor.-Mr. Edo
tor,-Modern Troy, always on the
alert, aud always head Of sister bor-
oughs, is now 10 the height Of the holi.
day fssIivities-fox. chasing, shooting
duer, skating and slcigLing seem to DO
the general pastilne, On Christmas
day the Sunday School scholars had 8
Christmas trees in tho U. b. Church.
which woro participated III by old and
young alike, The presents were Of
every kind, quality, size and desCrip.
tiou-to the amount Of $3.50, and
ranging from a Sl6 ovcrcoa. to fne
tooth comb. Indeed, "thc Oldest 10.
habitant" says i! was ono of the must
pleasant occasions ever witnessed iH
this section.
Considering the dull times, Troy
will excel in the amount of business
done many towns of larger dimensions
Some Of our good people will recOllecs
that during 'the late unplsasantness,
tho mail from West Union to Glenville
was robbed somewhere in this neigh
borhood, and all efforts to discover the
perpetrators were unsuccessful. A
few weeks since. some workmen en-.
gagged in repairing the roal, found an
old mail sack, supposed to be the same
QUO; but tho mystery surrounding the
robbery has mover been unfathemed
and III my opinion mover will be.
Deer ore very plentiful here now,
owing. no doubt, to the fact that the
law conpsls hunters to forbOas after
the lst inst
On Saturday last, "Uncle Billy"
King built q frc 10 the u. 3. Church,
preparatory to services to DO held there.
After building tho Ere, he left for d
shOr. while, and few minutes after
wards the church was discovered to be
on fire. Owing to tho suow on the
roof and prompt assistance, tho build.
ING did not sustaiu much damage.
Tie Church was insured in the Pea.
body Insurance Company The Meth
Odiss kindly rendered tho use Of their
Church until tho necessary repairs arO
made. which. With tho energy Of our
citizens, will bs done in 4 short time
When Troy again becomes iu state
Of agitation you will hear from mo
Until then, U. HUSH
Troy, Nauary1,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

EFT We acknowledge tho receipt
from J. II. Butler & Co., of Philadel-
phia. Of a copy Of Mitchells New In
termOdiate Geography, West Virginia
Edition. Tho work contains a supple.
mentary part called "a Geography Of
West Virginia, Designed for Schools. !"
prepared by Prof. ". X. Peudleton,
Of Bethany College. A map Of the
S:atO is givon. also number Of en-.
cravings Of public buildings and pIa-
ces Of interest. This part is com.
ple,c geography Of tho State. With it
any child o4n DO made to comprehend
our political organ zatisn. 1t is 40
excellent work and should be in the
hands Of every pupil in the State.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

EFT TUE sr. JAMES HorEL op
WHEELING. Tho St. James Hotel, uu-
der the charge Of Colonel Roberts. is
one Of the beat Hotels 10 tho State.
Colonel Roberts wuS formerly one Of
the chief managers of the Eutaw House
of Baltimore. We can assure our
friends visiting Wheeling during the
session of the Legislature, that they
will find at tho St. James comfortable
rooms. and 4 good table, and that COL
oneI Roberts will spare no pains to
make them comfortable aud their stay
with him pleasant. *
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15
Rg TuE MASQUERADE. Tho Young

Eg TUE MASQUERADE. The joung
folks Of Weston got up party Of mas.
qu.raders on the night Of the 30th ult
which was quito success. Aftor
meeting at the Bailey House, they
formed in procession and marched to
the Asylum, where, for their own &C.
commulssiou, as well as for the enter.
tainmcut Of tho patients. they were
granted the use of the chapel. For a
description Of tho entertainment, we
copy rcrbatim portion Of a letter
written by ono of the patients to her
mother:
"L4ss evening I attended the Fri
day evening entertainment. Dancing
By the patients lasted an hour Or long.
or. Afterwards masqueraders Occu
pied tho floor until 9! o'clock, | was
very much amused with the different
characters aud pleased with tue dane.
Ing. Que gentleman had a bell or
bells concealed about him. Whom be
danced The merry jingle chimed we'll
With tho music. There we're several
pieces, horns, viOlins, &c. Tho cos.
tunes were very we'll gotten up. Sey.
eral worry rich dresses. | may say many.
Ono represented Deumark's King ;
ono "Uncle SAM" with his scant coat,
Indians, Negroes, Ghosts, ladies richIy
dressed with shawls and traia.; one
represented Lady Washington. Miss
j., il velvet aud silk and the little
boys 10 costume, all masked. At nine
saw the promiscuous assembly unna'k.
They appeared to be as happy them
selves as tho numerous lookers.on
and there was laughing enough heard
to convince any reasonable person thai
it would do good like medicine. The
ladies', my attendants, wero present
rud enjoyed tho novel entertainment
l wore natural flowers from the con.
ssrvatOry. All had candy and a
Christmas dinner on tho 25th."
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

EJ- LIST or TRANSFERS. Admitted
TX THE County CLgEK's 0Fn0E Eo1
RgcoRDArloY DURISo TUE MONTH OF
DscguuER, 1S7G.-JacOb Morrison to
Adm Siumous-S4G acres 90 Canvo
characterization 81 400.
Catharino Butcher, administrator, to
Marshall Butcher-150 acres on the
West Fork characterization
$4,000.
Alondas Butcher and wife to John
Morris-6+ acres on House Ruu-cOu-
sideration 500 IS.
Granville D. Butcher !and NJ. W.
Erviue and wife to Elizabeth Eryine,
Dobora Butcher and Marshall Butcher
40 acres on the West Fork river.
j. NJ, Bennett to selby Sapp-25S
acres on Abrams run-cousideratiOn
S2,064
Henry Butcher to Marshall Butcher
and Elizabeth Butcher-14U acres on
the West Fork Riyer-consideratiOu
$4,000.
G. J. Arnold to Sylvester Denni-
sun-15O acres on Calf Run-consid.
Grafton S50S.
Henry Branuon to J. N. Bennett
1889 acres on the West Fork river
consideration al, 800,
". G Bennett, special commission
er, to James Burns-102 acres on
Leading Creek-consideration SSl6.
Il. ". Golden to John W. Kcmper
-l50 acres on Rush Ruu-cOusidsra'
ton $3.50.
W. G. Bennett, Commissioner, to
T. G.. Dawson-l75 acres on Cove
Lick Of Sand FOrk-consideration
S575.>
". G. Bonnet, Commissioner. to
Charles Stark-lS5 acres on Alum
EOrk-cousilcratiOn l,026.
G. c. Yoke to Ambrose Goodwin
80 acres on Glady FOrk-considcration
$1,000.
William Shears to LorOntz shutret-
ter-S1 acres on Crooked Ruu-cOu-
sideration $3.50. "
Hamilton G. Ford to Louisa Col
lius--l9t No. II in Weston-consider
alton $1,000.
W. A. Rexroad, &C., to II. Bailey
liz acres on Crawford Fork Of Gee
INSTRUMENTATION S954.>
William Shirley, &c, to II. Bailey
81 acres on Crawtord'S Fork of Goo
INSTRUMENTATION $3.50.
Hezekiah Bennett to Levi Bonnet
-2l3 acres 90 tho Left Hand Fork o
Leather Bark Ruu-various considcra'
tons.
Hannah McWhorter 10 R. Lowthel
"a certain interest on Little Gov,
Greek consideration 500.
Robert LOwthcr to William CrominC
-0S2 acres on Little Cove Run-con
siderSliOn $3.50.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

Tho popularity and reputation Of the
Nev York Ledger is doubtless owing
to tho fact that it is always full Of the
most exciting and interesting serial
stories, which arc noted for their NOR
ality and superiority Ofstyle. Its con.
tributors are some Of the most talented
10 tho country, and by their prOduo'
tons many pleasant hours are passed.
Mr.. James Finster will furnish parties
with the Ledger a. his News Depot.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

EE- DEATHS james BOhan, ST .
Of Sand Fork, died January 9Th, Of
pneumonia.
Samuel r Bonnet, Of Hackers
Greek, died suddenly CD tho 9th inst
supposed to he from heart disease He
had been out at work on his farm, asd
upon returning to the house complained
Of being nnwGll, and lived but short
time.
Henry Summerville, an old resident
Of Frecman's Creek, in this county,
died few days since from stroke Of
paralysis,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

U TuE STOCKHOLDERS Of the Ma
tiOnAl Exchange Bank Of Weston met
at tlIeir banking house on the otb inst. ,
and elected tho following Directors ,
r. J. McCandlish. N. W. Harrison:
A. A. Lewis. A. Il. KunSt and T. B.
Camden. The Board then organized
and elected II. ". Harrison Vice.
President aad b. NJ. Bailey Cashier.
The election Of President was post.
poned. as Mr. acCandlish, the present
incumbent, was not here to qualify as
Director.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15
HVF"E7 " DIF"E3E
.Secrnd Assistant Postmaster Genera!

sT TuE FAIR AND FEsrrvAL.-
Tho gross receipts Of tho Fair and
Festival which was held at tho Court
House during the Holidays amounted
to s765; and after paying all cvpcn'
SOS. tho nett proceeds wore S675.
The candidates. Miss Mary Wholan
and Miss Mary Ti0rnoy, made very
active and commendablo canvass for
tho silver cup. and realized the hand.
some sum of 1889 so Miss Tierpey
carrying of the prize by q small ma
jority. Messrs. Michael Whclan and
John Ryan had quite a spirited but
shor. campaign for tn Q gold-hOaded
cane, and realized S55 IS. Mr..
Whalen was the successful candidate.
Miss Josie Mooney and Miss Alice
Whclan displayed most commendablc
zeal in their canvass for the doll, aud
realized $40 so. Miss Alice led in
tho race and carried of the doll. Mrs .
james Burns realized gel on the
ckilds suit, aud Miss Mary McGsry
800 25 on the necklace. Tho BAL
auco Of the proceeds were made as fol-
lows: Oyster and Supper table sG1
Lemonade and leo Cream SlS; Post
Office, &c. 316; entrance fees S25 :;
Fancy tpble No. 1 Sis; Ne. . $50 !;
No. 8 1875. Considering the hard
times the result is Certainly very graf
flying to all. 1T is, Wo believe, the
largest amount ever realized at any
Fair in this place.; and Father Tracy
requests US to tender bis sincere thanks
to all who contributed in any manner
to its success.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

BY virtue Of u decree Of the Circuit Court
of Gilmrr county, rendered at the fall term
Of 1870, in the chnncCry cause Of Robert ".
Walker, plaintiff against John D. CIOveugGr
aud David Cleveuger, defendants We will
sell by public Auction, TO the highest bidder,
ut tho front door OF the Court House Of said
county, OIL tho l?lh day of February, 1877,
the same lEiug Court day, the tract Of
a70l ACRES OF LAND,
in said cause dscrrCd to ie sold, except
about acres thereof, covered By the Shock
sarvey in the bill mentioned, situated Oh
Steer Run, branch Of tho lGft.hand fork Of
Steer Creek, In the county Of Gllmer. For n
more particular description OF sud land rOter-
encO Ia made to tho papers of said ChaucCFy
cause.
TERMS OF SALE-SulIicieut cash Ia
hand to pay costs OF suit and expense OIL
sale, and for the residue on a credit Of g.
u and Is months, tue purchaser giving biz
notes with good personal security for The
deferred miscellaneous, bearing interest from
date Of sale.
r. F. FLEMING.
N. N. BENNETT,
jans4W Commissioners.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

EFT CoLoRED IEsANE.-There arc
now 8 Of Tho colorcd insane at the Asy-
Ium, s males and 3 females. We are
informed that there arc six still in the
jails in tho ,3rd District that will be
brought here rs soon "a navigation on
the Ohio river is open.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

T We are indebted to Mr. ".
S. Smith for tho following interesting
statement. showing tho quantity Of
water produced by the fall Of rain and
snow at this place during each month
of the past year: January, 8 7-i6
inches; February. 4 sic inches =;
March, SIS; April, 2 5.l6; May,
2 7.16; June. 4; July. 9 S-4; Au-
gust 8 IL; September, 10 Ia: Octo-
Der l 3.16; November l rs; Decc:n-
ber 9 SO. Total. 81 ZIG inches, or
4 feet 3 l.l6 inches.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

EF The Jury 10, tho case Of the
State Us. Sarah J. Williams, rendered
q verdict Of guilty Of murder in the
6rst degree, aud fixed her confinement
IL tho peniteatisry for lifc.-N0an.
tainec,e
Can an accessory be convicted after
thO principal has been tried and ac
quilted? This is an interesting qucs'
zion to Mira Williams now. and hOr
lawyers should test it in tho Court cl
Appeals.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

RS- Tur NATIONAL EXCHANGE
BANK Of this place, paid So p0O'ta
last year.. This does pretty we'll yet
We frequently hear it said that the Ma:
tisnal banks are q favored class, aud
90 not bear their just proportion Of tho
burden Of taxation.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

BS QulrEa novel scene was wit
messed on our streets on Monday last,
which consisted Of small boys skating
on Main Street. But it was not so
novel, either, when We consider that at
that timG tho streets were a perfect
glare Of ice.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

Democrats Monthly may justly DO
called the ladies' friend and guide, as
it enables them, by the accuracy, sim.
pliCity and ssyIishness Of patterns, to
master many Of tho in.ricaeies Of the
fashionable world besides, it is beau.
tifully illustrated, affords good reading
matter, and is in every way desirable as
a family magazine.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

Ry BUILDING AssocIArIoN.-Tha
Stockholders Of the Weston Building
Association should remember that an
cle.tiou Of Directors for the ensuing
year will take place ut Mr. FIR Raj
stol's store. February 9th, at I
o'clock ?, N.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

Eg READ the Advertisement ofRobs
Jufer. He is selling tho simon pure
havana cigar at So per hundred
which are superior to any cigar you
purchase in the city for twice that
amount. Mr.. Juter has By his thor
ough knowledge Of bis business and
strict attention to it. built up large
business here. and ho is not only able
to sell bis cigars to the surrounding
country, but he WHOLESALERS a great
many to tho city merchants.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

E WILD CATs.-Mr. Thomas
Moucypcnny, of Leading Creek, in this
county, has killed. this winter six wild
cats, and some Of them extraordinary
fnrro.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15
u. To PREVENT sea s;ckness-staJ

EFT To PREVENT sea sickness stay
on shore. To cure drunkenness
drink cold water. To keep out ofjjuil
keep cut Of debt. To please every.
body-mind your own business. To
preserve your sppctitc-koep out Of the
kitchen, To alIuy huuger-cat a
hearty supper.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15
Average temperature OF

Average temperature for the year o..
Coolest day, February 9Th. thermOm'
eter 60 below zero at I A. NJ.
Warmcst day. July 10Th, thermom.
eter $50 above zero at 9 P. n.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

eg- A sEnrEs of meetings have
been IN progress at tue NJ. Il. Church
during the last two weeks. Several
additions have been made to tho mem-
b.rshin Of that church.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

EF A MAalo WARr DocTEEss.-1t
is not. wo believe, generally known
that We have in our town distin-
guishsd Wart DOct7css, but such is the
fact. Sho removes warts by process
peculiarly Der own, without pain, med
icine or knife. We hope next week
to have the pleasure of publishing hOr
card, stating residence, Office hours,
ratios Of charges, &C., 30.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

cs- llvalxG our slcigAing season
ruuaways we're not an uncommon Oc-
,currcuce, but We did not hear Of any
ser;ou, results cccrs oned ,her By.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

E9- Mr.. En- RALsros, the United
States reporter at this place for the
Signal Service. has kindly furnished
us with the following statement Of the
temperature during tho past year:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

iy ASSrAL REVIEW OF TIKI BALri-
MORE CATTLE MARKEr.-Thc following
exhibit shows the number Of Bacf,
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs received in
Baltimore during the year 1876:
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15
Notice to Contractors

Sealed proposals will be received by Rev.
Ferd !luiirann Or Thomas CSey, up 10 10
s'closk A. u ,ou the 29lh day Of January,
1877, for the building ola Catholic Church
on Leading Greek, Lewis county, West Viz
Riuia, on the sta Of tho present Chur, b
building. Said Church to 10 built In uc-
corlAhce With plan and Specifications fur
nishsd by l.. II. Wood, Gad to be s'en At
tho residence OF Mr.. Thomas Casey.
The Committee reserve the right 10 reiee
any or all bids.
Ray. FERD uAIMASS.
TusMAs CASEY,
LARESrz SuOrEADEE, Committee.
JosgFu MERrz,
lIAU&AN WELLS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

EF We are Indebted to the Wheel.
ing Standard for Calander for 1877.
1t is large and neatly executed. The
Standard is FIST class, readable news.
paper.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

ET 4 pRErrY Heavy FAMILY
There is family living within twelve
miles Of this Office, composed Of one
male and four females, who weigh, in
the aggregate, 907 pounds, as fol-
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15
lOysters-Oysters

) OSlaU1 Ss w llHiAiSON
WtlI receive regularly during tue Oyster
season, No. | OYSTERS every Thursday
evening Ia Guns mud Tubs, which he will
an ot The lowest possible prizes.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

T Dr. GEoRaS B. SlNpsOS desires
US to state that he has removed to
the house formerly occupied by Mrs
Bailey, near the residence Of Judge
BrannOp. All night calls promptly
attended 70.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15
Another Home for
Sale.
142 Acres OF Land

S1ls acres inprovcd-ETO4se, kc.-on !"
good road, and in a good uCigh0cFheod'
Schools and churches close
m En- Price, $50, in payments 10 suit.
L, NJ. CHALFANT.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

fg The prospectus Of tho Daily
Union, published;;at Washington, will be
found in our advertising column.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15

cF TnE GLgSYILIE MAIL RourE,
-Wo publish the following letter from
tho Assistant Postmaster General to
Senator Davis, for the information Of
those who dOsiro to bid Oh the Glen
vile route also to warn our Gilmer
friends not to relax in their efforts to
have the present mail facilities eOntiu-
mod
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15
OFFICE OF rnE SECOND Assls-

OFFICE OF ruE SECOND Assls-
TASr POSTMASTER GESERAL,
Washington, D. c., Dec IS, ICY
To Hon. II. G. Davis. Senate Clam
Der, Washington, D. O.:
SIR:-This Office is in receipt Of .
petition under your endorsement, Of
citizens Of Lewis and Gilmor counties,
West Virginia. asking for three times
a week Service on Route No. 12,22S,
Weston to Glenville. during the next
contract term. In reply, your atts1-
ton is called to section II, page 81,
Instructions to Bidders, &C., which
reads as follows: Bidders should first
propose for service strictly according to
tue advertisement. and then, il they
desire, separately for different service !;
and il the regular bid DO the lowest Of
fereG for the advertised service. the
other propositions may be considered. :"
If, after the lOtting, tho Importance Of
tho service should demand it, addi'
tioual supply may BIO granted.
Yours Respectfully,
TuoMAs j. BRADY,
.Secrmd ASSISTANT Postmaster Gsncral.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-01-15
wHIEs ALE AND REgAII

In mr. BOOK STATIONERY keep School
and Scientific Works STATIONERY PLAIN md Ancy Ink
Pens Pencils, Blank Books, &c
~ Physicians Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hoursday
and night. ~EGA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-03

OPERA HoUsE.-The Detroit Free
Press says of the coming attraction II.
the Opera House: The Boston Phlhar-
monte Club gave their first concer. IN
Detroit at Whitneys Opera House last
evening. This club is composed of the
finest artists to be found in this country,
and their ensemble playing is certainly
unrivalled. Each one of its six mem.
bera is = thorough musician, as was am
ply illustrated by the solos with which
the programme was sprinkled. Bern
hard Listemann is violinist of e1traor-
binary scope and skill, and the perform.
ance of Adolph HsItdegan, violincellrst,
Eugene WeIner, flute soloist, Adolph
Belz, French horn soioist, were also
characterized by the utmost grace and
finish of execution. The Club numbers
were rendered with exquisite effect"
The sale of tickets will commence Mon
day morning, at the box office.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-03

specie: paymeut:in 1921. To propose 70
this country . contest for 9 gold stand
ard with European nations. is to propose
q disastrous reducing Of the prices OF sne
commodities and aggravating the burden
of debts in which all the contestants Will
suffer UNNECESSARILY and the victors even
more than the vanquished. ~,
Senator Boutwell,, Representative lid
son and Prof. Bowen, Of Cambridge, re-
port in favor OF single gold standard
restrictingthe use of silver as money 70
small coins with Its present or only
slightly increased legal tender limit
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-03
DR.. sCHRNCK,s -,
REIiESS,Srr.A

n
thu ne i1s s.anaard remedies tor IN,
SoSenck - @S9enekS PalMoea .es~,
NsTd 49, 20 weed Tonic ssSScie ~,
sssesssed Are destroyed. !. spsssss :. :
To these three m.d,u, ~
sncn. o. r,Iniiissdelphia, owe S.l Gs
disease disease. IN the treatment Of ~ us1t
The, The P,u p Syrup r.D.,. =
matter In The lungs; nst5saa . Tie so.
~ an easy expectoraton hfovI ~.
Pn,sgm or matter ia An. 'or vks,
VIII throw II on, the patIsr, rlsei ~.
the lungs begin 10 heal sent ha ~.
10 enable the pulmon,c
Scnencks Mandrake Pinupbeo,.
sea weed Toulc must ~ sadSt..s
cleanse the stomach ana Iireely - 7
Mandrake Pills act on thah. Set -
All oostructions, relax The saWes fv,a ~.
, PIE starts freely. and the i've! ~ !. )
scheuck's Sea Weed ro,,. -
stlmuient and Alternative. sa a..
which II Is composed mifss We ali, :
and prevents souring. N a,s,.e As ).
ton by toning up the stomass he 4, -.
copdluon, so that the Io,d soas.S
monte syrup will make yoI,s ana Z, ~
the lungs heal, and the pa,f".ol oot -
cold. =" p'syet, -
Al, Al who wish TO consult RS
his principal office, Gomez ~ ,ete & :
Arch Sts, Philadeldhis, eys,r st,a =
schencks medicines are soiS tsos: AZ
gists throughout the country '!A IA
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-03-03

The OHIO RIVER IMPROVEMENT
The Pitts burgh Gazette CONNER ciat says:
GAS might be expected, the coal men
feel considerably chagrined over the news
from Harrisburg, but they don't propose
to give up the fight by any means. They
say if the bill now pending becomes n
law that they will contest it in the highest
court of the country. One of the strongest
objections urged against the damming of
the Ohio river is that it will add to the
cost of coal, and Pitts burgh dealers
claim that they would not be able to
compete in down-river markets with the
coal from Ksnawha, Pomeroy and other
competing points. Our manufacturers
generally, on the other hand, are favors.
bic to the improvement, and some Of
them have taken considerable interest in
getting the bill through the Legislature.
They claim that it will better enable
them to meet competition, that it will
cheaper the cost of transportation, and
there is no getting over the fact that the
business interests of Pittsburgh have
suffered much, and are still suffering
from railroad discrimination"