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Tonic. and Mandrake Pills.
rhasa deseryedly celebrated and pop aiar
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s sa9 maxims which have for many
,.aors constructed the progress OF ms9lcai
yyedance The false superstition that CON
%, ~ ntion is incurable" deferred Physl-
clans from attempting to ma rem rem LII
for that disease, and patients amlcee VII
n reconciled themselves to deatn wilnous
msking an effort to escape from 9vuh
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ton can be cured, and that IL hds oeen s.o NJ
in a very great number OF cases some VI
them apparently desperate onesl py
Scheucks Pulmonic syrup alone ana III
other cases by the same MEDICINE III con u,
nectiou with Schenck's Sea Weed Ionic
and Mandrake Pills, one or DOM, accolo-
inc TO the requirements OF the case.
Dr. Schenck himself who enjoyed unIn
terrupted good health tor more tnan ior.y
| years was supposed at one time 10 DE ~
/ The very gate OF death, his physlciabs
having pronounced his case hopeless, anu
| aband0ned him to his fate. He was cured
| nv the aforesaid medicines, ana, since MS
! recovery, many thousands siniIsIy a.
| ,cted have used DIR. Schenck,e prePara-
tions with The same remarkable success.
Full directions ACCOMPANY each, max
ing il not absolute y necessary 10 person.
ally see Iyr Schenck, un ess patients WISH
! their lungs examined, and Jor TINS purpose
| he is professionally at his principal Once
| Corner Sixth and Arch Streets, fnlladei.
! phIa, every Monday, where ali letters ioi
advice must be addressed.
Sc enck's medicines are SOLD py aii
druggists,
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THE RAD. con.
The Faithful Setting Up Pihs to be
iumbled over by the DemocrHcJ-
The Result OF their Labors.

Saturday afternoon, the Republicans
in Convention assembled met 10 Inc
Circuit CourtIrooms, Court Houae, Tor lac
purpose of nominating a ticket for the
coming charter election. The building
was filed with people, and all present
seemed to feel an interest. In the work
before them, they resolving with singu-
lar unanimity, to put their best men De-
fore the public, one or two OF wnom' We
must say, will make close contest.
ORGANIZING
The Convention was called 10 order
by Mr.. w. +. Peterson, who announced
the purpose for which the Convention
was assembled.
On motion, James Roberts was elected
permanent chairman, and MIR. L. ".
Mofiett as secretary.
The appointment OF COMMITTEE on
Credentials being next in order, 1t was
moved and carried that the committee De
composed of one from each ward, and
the following gentlemen were selected as
sucb committee: First ward, d. 3.
Movers; Second ward, j. d. Neral;
Third ward, - Elson; Fourth ware,
las. Robinson; Fifth ward, B. +. Cald-
we'll: Sixth ward, w. II. Travis; Seventh
ward, e. l.. Reed; Eighth ward s.
Waterhouse.
On motion like Commmittee on
Basis of Representation was appointed
as follows: First ward, james Riddle;
Second ward. II. Sterling; Third ward,
B. Fisher; Fourth ward. Chas. Miller;
Fifth ward, Chas. Roth; Sixth ward, W.
johnson; Seventh ward, j. Ii. Tappan
Eighth ward, T. J. Hayes.
On motion Messrs. Maj. Wright and
Hugh Sterling were appointed as teliers
and Messrs. VIM. II. RobiI son and u
Ed. Merdel as a committee on Order OF
Business.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The committees then retired, and
after deliberation reported in tho order
named.
The Committee on Credentials report
ed the names OF the delegates heretofore
published in our report OF the primary
election.
The Committee on Basis OF Represen
tation reported the following as the vote
of each ward and delegates:
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Necessary to choice, l.7s7.
The Committee on Order of Business
reported the officers to be nominated IN
the order named: Mayor, clerk, street
commissioner and wharf master,
Before proceeding to ballot for nomi-
tions, the following was, on motion,
adopted.
Resotped, That all persons coming be-
fore the convention for domination to
Office pledge themselves to abide by the
decision of the Convention.
On motion, the Convention then pro-
ceeded TO ballot for nominations in the.
rotation reported by the Committee on
Order of Business.
FOR MAYOR
Messers. Thomas J. Blair, Col. n. Wilk.
inson, r. w. Hszltt and Capt John
Mcclure were placed in nomination MIR.
Benz Fisher was nomin ated but declined)
and the ballot proceeded with:
First Ballot.
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The WHEELING teachers AssoCIA
Editors or tie Register:-Th
public school teachers of this city held
their regular monthly meeting at the
Sec nd and Third ward school house, last
Saturday morning. The meeting was
very well attended and the exercises, Sc.
lect reading, an essay and discussion,
were brilliant. The pieces read were all
good selections. The essay, Success in
Life" was brlmfu OF truths, and the dis
cussion of the following subject, "The
necessity of moral culture in the public
schools" was conducted with great abil-
ity. In the December meeting of the
association committee, consisting OF the
teachers of the grammar schools OF the
city, WAS appointed to report plan tina:
might make the meeting more insteresting
to the members OF the Association than
heretofore. The committee recommended,
in order that every public teacher in. the
city may be enabled to take an active part
IN the exercises of the Association at
least once duriRg school year, the fol-
lowing course, VIZ: All the public
teachers of one ward of the city may
take sn active part in the exercises OF enc
stated meeting of the Association: all the
public teachers Of another ward in the
exercises OF the next meeting. and so on.
This plan, however, was not adopted by
the association.
The meetings of the Association are
always interesting and instructive. /,
nevertheless. take the liberty of suggest
ing ore charge with regard to them.
They are opened with prayer. This
practice, IN my humble opinion at least,
ought 10 be dropped. My reasons for
this view are the following, viz;
l. The American public teachers are
no appendices OF the American clergy.
III. The rule Of the Board Of Educs-
ton, under which the meetings are held,
does not demand that the same be
prayer meetings, but business meetings.
Ill. No jew or JeweSs can or could
as member of the association, justly be
compelled to listen to = Christian prayer
in the meetings.
~. The opening prayer involves a
loss Of the time Of the meetings.
V. There are o:her cities in the United
States, where the meetings of public
teachers are neither opened or closed
with prayer.
The public teachers of this free coun-
try are representatives OF sell
ence, which always is moral,
and not Of religion Without mankind
there wonld be neither science nor reii-
gion, which both are equally beneficial to
man; that is 10 say religion no more
than science, and science no more than
religion. shall, of course, no! approach
you again with regard TO this PRAYER
q uestion. A GERMAN-AMERICAN.
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,BoARp OF PUBLIC WoRKs.-Bosrd
met. Saturday. at the Capitol building,
and the resign alton Of Patrick d. DAILY
a. ianitor of the building was accepted.
The Board appointed Geo. W: Engell
to fill the vacancy, and bugh Daiiy was
appointed messenger to fill the vacancy
caused By Eugell's appointed to the jan
;torship. The consideration OF the nu-
merous applications for the jsnitorshlp
for the next term were postponed till the
4th of March ext, the time for such ap-
pointment.
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AlSEk NEW -
By Telegraph

MEMPHIS, January l4.-Kiver rose
8 inches; mercury SO degrees; no arri-
walls or departures.
EVANSVILLE, January IA Cloudy,
with light rains this evening, and pros
poets OF more. Mercury q 10 81 de-
grees barometer 20 degrees river 8
ieet and still rising; ice firm
CAIEo, January li.-No arrivals. De-
parted-City of Chester, Vicksburg;
Yaeger, New Orleans. The gorge in the
Ohio st Psducsb gave svsy ST o'clock
this afternoon. No damage hiss been re-
ported. The Tennessee gorge there still
holds. River Z feet 6 inches and rising.
Mercury "a.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF wATxR WORKS.

SUPERINTENDENT OF WAITE WORKS.
The name of Alexander Morrison be-
ing submitted TO the convention for su.
perintendent OF water works, and there
being no opposition, he was nominated
by reclamation.
STREET coMMIssIoSER-
The nomination of candidate for
street commissioner being next in order,
the names of Messrs. A. b. Britt, VIM.
N. Morgan, E. N. Davis, Thomas Rat
cliff, William Heyburn, and Coon Leon.
hart were submitted to the convention,
and the balloting proceeded with, which
resulted in favor Of Leonhart
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ATTENTION ALL!

GREAT BANKRUPT SALEoi JEWFI nv
un receipt OF 50c We will send by mail
postpaid, all OF the following pieces Of
lsuelry; viz: pair God Plated Engraved
Sieeve Buttons, one set Gold Front Shtrt
PoIl b. : S9llaI sud. Welding Ring, /
CoIai Scarf Pin. We offer THIS srest -
gam merely 70 draw attention, 10 our knst-
nees, ~ We have all kinds OF Watcher MA
IrsywnSZ q low pItces. Send for Cafalo9ne
CIV w., 10 broadway, New York
RO6b
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QUITE number of persons were gath
cred together upon the wharf, yesterday
afternoon and evening, waiting for the
river To break up. The reports from
above in regard to the breakup were
startling, indeed. One was to the effect
that seventy-fve boats and bargcs were
in the gorge coming from Pittsburgh.
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TIE attention Of the Democracy Of
the Third ward is called to an announce.
ment in another column requesting their
presence at the nomination of candidates
for Council on Tuesday next. If good
men are expected to represent the ward
In Council, it is necessary for full turn
ont of the citizens at the primaries and
express their wishes as to whom they
want, otherwise they will be dissatisfied,
and yet only they will be TO blame.
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PASSING AwAY-Captain Henry A.
Dorhman, clerk and part owner OF the
steamer Belle of Shreveport, died yestcr'
daysat Steubenville after Il short Illness.
CAPTAIN Dor hman was one of the mos.
accomplished officers to be found on the
river. His first boating was with IL. h.
Reynolds, Esq, and Captain John ,.
Deyenny, officers who never had supe-
riors in their line. Captain Dorhmsn
was gentleman in the true acceptance
of the term, and obliglng and very popu-
lar He had hosts of friends but no
enemies. Verify good man has passed
awav.- Pitts. Tom.
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Mr.. Blair having received the requi-
site number of votes necessary to a
choice was declared the nominee of the
convention.
CITY CLERK.
The name of Mr.. Frank johnson was
then brought before the convention for
city clerk, and there being no opposi-
ton. the nomination was made by accls-
nation.
CITY SERGEANT.
The names of Messrs. Steve Ripley
and Robert Cowen were placed IN nom.
instion, and bsllo. resulted in favor OF
Ripley, as follows:
First Ballot.
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GEOGRAPHY OF WEST VIRGINIA.

u Y X. Pendleton, LII. D., President O,
Be I yCollege. This new matter com.
pr srfive pages OF descriptive text, Illus.
trated with six beautiful engrayingS, ana
Il splendid copper-pIatc map oi the Stale
carefully engraved expressly for this work
accurately showing the natural features OF
the state, the Counties and County Towns
Railroads, &c, &c. The map Is full, clear
and accurate. Questions on the map Nc.
company the text. DIR. I ndleton IA,
treated the subject very clearly and fully.
ana We b,spcak for the book "A carefu!
consideration. Let your bookseller, In
ordering, specify "West Virginia En-.
ton" The retail price IL 81 ~, which Is no
increase Of rice over the regular edition.
J. II. Butler 4 Co, Philadelphia. Pa.
Publishers.
janlleg
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FOR SALE,

WE HAVE TWO VERY NICE TWO
w story brick tenement houses on
Twenty fifth street, for sale. They ale
nearly new and in excellent repair. Eacn
contains four rooms and y kitchen, and
both have good cellars. Any person de-
string cheap dwelling house well located,
and upon reasonable terms, VIII 40 wen
10 cali. For full particulars apply to the
undersigned at their office, No. llS CHAP.
line street, Wheeling, w. Va.
CRACRAFT & COLE,
nnrIhh Attorneys.
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SuxK.--The barge. "Top MIL" loaded
with iron ore, was sunk by the ice near
the mouth of the Ksnawha, Saturday,
and will probably prove total loss.
The barge. was ice-bound in the Kama.
wha, and the river running out, forced
it out into the Ohio, where it was sunk.
1t was owned by the Wheeling towboat
company.
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THAT BROKEN SHED.-Oflicer Bogard
requests US to state that Owen Friery, a
we'll known jail bird, Is the "little boy
whose sled WAS broken Saturday, and
that no lawyer procured sled and rode
down the hill in his presence, the Leader
man to the contrary notwithstanding.
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ARM BROKEN Captain Jerry Mason,
An old river man, slipped while crossing
the river on the ice, Saturday, and fall
ing broke his right sEm near the wrist
The Captain was removed to the st,
James Hotel, where ne is now confined
to his room.
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THE new time schedule on the Balti-
more and Ohio read went into effect yes
terday. Passenger trains for the east
now leave this city az 200 A. NJ, 40 p.
Ma nd 1886 A. NJ. And arrive from the
east at 5.25 p. VI, 9:l5 A. NJ. and 1850
7. NJ.
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FOR SALE AND FOR RENT
Fob. SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
H. Wheeling Island; price from sl0O to
$50 each. Only one-sixth ofthe purchase
money required in cash. The residue may
be paid annually in five equal INSTALL
merits, with interest. Apply 70 .a .
JOHN p. GILCHRlST,
ocaob at Top Mill.
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WHARF MASTER

WHARF MASTER
Joseph Forsythe beng the only as
pirsnt before the convention for the office
of wharf master, his nomination was made
by reclamation.
BLAIR DECLINES THE MAYoRALITY.
The Convention here being informed
that MIR. Blair on learning of his nomi-
nation for Mayor had positively refused
to accept, another ballot was taken,
Messrs. n. Wilkinson and r. w. Hazlitt
being the only contestants, Ms follows:
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The sale OF the Ewing property was
postponed ON Saturday until this morn
ing at 10 A. NJ. The highest bid offered
Was $1,000. At prior attempt TO dis
pose Of the property, IS, 200 was bid but
it was thought too low and the sale posi-
poned.
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GREAT bargains in clothing. As We 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 bargains we offer.
GOLD Bros,
1lO7 Main street
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fisRdlan
Door PLATEs.- Messrs,

Door PLATEs.-- Messrs. HsRdIan
Young & Co., of this city. manufacturers
OF glass door plates, are negotiating with
parties to furnish $4,000 plates for the
city of Baltimore, and sos 600 for New
ark, New Jersey The manufacture OF
these goods will doubtless become OF
some Importance in this city.
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FORCED SALr-Grest Bargains in
Dry Goods and Carpets at whatever they
Will bring. Must be sold TO raise msney.
j. w. fxRRxL
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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A LANCE audience greeted the For
hidden Fruit party at the Opera House
Saturday night, and better pleased one
never left the house than the one there
assembled.
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ANOTHER Bro DsIvE.-Best style
dark yard wide chintz for 10 cents per
yard at J. w. FERREL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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HEADACHE

CELERY "a AND Is sehiasaa SHfLI FL T..
are prepared expressly % cure sI D,,p yos
Headache, Neuralgia, Neryousp e'. Ss, S
lessness, and viii cure any case. 100
cents, postage free. Sold ~ ~ Sntss
and country stores, once, w. Sonn "a. ].
street, Baltimore, Nd. kefsrs9,; ,moss,
Lester, Cashier Howard Bank, LTD
Nd. y
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FOUND DEAp.-Mr. Frank Winship.
residing at 2lS4' Chapline street, was
found dead in his bed, Saturday morn
ing. HIS death is supposed to have been
caused by heart disease.
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EoR e AJE.

MISERABLE RESIDENCE FOR -
Sale, No. I2S sixteenth street, at l.
present occupied by Rev. Barnitz. IT,
not sold by the lst of February will be fer
rent. Size of lot - by ~ feet. Enquire Of
y. r.. CALDWELL,
ialla 1907 Main Street.
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RESERVED seats for John Thompson's
Moses, the Old Clothes Man." will be
on sale at the box .office on Tuesday
morning alto o'clock.
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Steamer LtbeIieSl.

BOsToS, January ls.-The steamer
Seminole, which sunk the steamer Mont
gomery recently, has been libelled, the
damages beng laid. at 10000.
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The "big" boys, with their big sleds
we're out IN full force Saturday, on Twen-
" Second street.
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A LITTLE son of Mr.. Cbss. Bittner, re.
siding on McCulloch street, near the
Central Glass Works, had one Of his
legs badly burned lew days since.
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LAST Saturday night thief tried TO
effect an entrace into Mr.. McGranager's
house, on Fifteenth street, but was fright
ened of.
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J. w. FEREEL is making things red
hot in closing out his immence stock of
Dry Goods and Carpets.
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NorIck-At the forced closing out
sale of J. W. Ferrel, you can get Muslin
at 4 cents, Calico at 4 cents, Grenadine
ats cents and Carpets ST Is cents Pc.
yard. Call soon If you want bargains.
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A BRIpaEPoRT man was seen to set
his watch Saturday night, by a wooden
clock hanging over jewelry store on
Market street.
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THERE were seven cases on the slate
last night for the police court this morn
ing, Eve of which are for disorderly con-
duct and two for vasrsncy.
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PATENTS have been issued TO John l.
Hobbs, of this city, Tor chandeliers, and
TO Chas. NJ. Hall, for mining machine.
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II you want IS fine a. White Shirt rs
there is in the city for 81 co, go to j. W.
Ferrels.
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STAND FOR RENT

TIME STORE ROOM AND DWELLING,
i No. II Twelfth street, now occupied by
J. +. Budke. Possession April ]. 1876.
ENQUIRE OF O'KANE & DIVINE.
dec5 ITO Main Street.
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fnrr SAMPLES 10 AGENTS. LADIEs
lkbk Combination Seedle-book, With
HILL Chromos. Send stamp. y. 2. 9luck
New. Bedford. Haaal fshIe
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TwENTY-oNE chickens were recently
stolen from the premises of Herman
Gregor, at Ritchietown, by thieves.
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Wharf Master.
Editors Of the Register.

Please announce the name OF UprIs
JOSEPH FORSYTHE as candidate to,
Wharf Master, at the ensuing chart.,
election. HIS MANY FRIENDS.
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A SINGLE female was among the Sab
bath breakers, skating upon the river yes
terday.
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The steamer Calumet, recently sunk
by the ice at Cincinnati, was totally
wrecked by the ice last night.
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The Western Union Telegraph Com
psny has reduced the tariff to New
York tc fifty cents.
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NoTICE.-lmmense stock of Dry
Goods sndCarpc:s a. forced sale by
I w FmREL.
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II you want carpet at half price OF
to the closing out sale of J. w. Fer 81
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The most ludicrous thing on ice-a
female trying to skate backwards with a
pull-bsck on.
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SEVERAL Wheeling parties had goods
on the Andes, recently sunk by the ice
al Cincinnati.
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THERE were no transactions in real
estate recorded Saturday by the County
Clerk,
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"OH! take me home" was the wall OF
numerous iorlofn looking persons, Sat
urday night.
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The dry docks and one barge is the
sum total of property carried away in
the breakup, last night
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MORE than one man saw "ire works,
We have been informed, Saturday night
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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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4 LII PERSONS WHO HAVE NOT
"A paid their state and Comfy Tax vii!
please call ut the Sherifi's Office, llg
Chapline street, and make payment. The
collection OF the revenues canLUt be lie.
layed. GEO. X. TlNGLE, =. .. {.
Ianhrn
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The Fourth ward Democrats will
nominate councilmen tomorrow even
ing.
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THERE were two divorces granted by
the Circuit Court Saturday.
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FoR RENT.

ONE TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE ~
" on Penn street, containing nine e..
rooms. One colt age frame house
containing seven rooms, located on Nir-
GINA street, near west end Of suspension
bridge. Also one cottage frame house
containing five rooms, on Penn street.
Apply TO X. CAMPBELL,
1aIlsa No. ~ Penn Street
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The South Wheeling Glass Works
will start up to-day.