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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-01
kIyEK NEWS.

The marks at the landing last even
ing showed feet and stationary.
The Express left on time for Parkcrs-
burg yesterday morning.
The Limestone, with tow OF empty
barges, passed up yesterday.
The Bette Gilbert will resLnle her
trips in day or two
TIE HornbrooR, with tow OF iron
ore, passed up yesterday.
The Telegram, ONcal and Tempest
are making regular trips.
The Ragoa is to.day's Parkersburg
packet.
The coal men complain that there are
parties on the Ohio who have caught
floating coalboats. and are giving them
considerable trouble by making them go
to court and prove property .-ffttsburg
Commercial
The beacon light steamer Lily has
made the following changes: Light At
the foot of Eight. Mile Island moved up
TO the head of the island on the OHIO
side; light at the foot OF Letart Falls,
Ohio side, moved up to the head OF the
island on the Ohio side.
lBy Telegraph.
PiTTsBURGH, January 3l.-RIvor q
feet 3Inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and mild.
CINCIENATI, January 3l.--River Is
feet s inches and falling. Arrived
Cons Millar, Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, January 3l.-River fall
ing, with feet 3 inches in the canal.
Departed Tennessee river;
Church, New Orleans; Dove, Cairo;
Fawn, Evansville.
CAIRO, January 3l.-Arrived-Goh,
Cincinnati; John II. Roberts, Ohio river.
Depsrted-Gof, Memphis. River "a feet
and falling. Weather warm and clear.
VIcKsBURG, January 81 Cloudy
and warm weather. The river rose ~
inches. No boats down. Up-Repub.
lie and Golden Rule. ArrIved-J. b.
Maude.
MEaPHIs, January 3l.-kver 70 Ieet
5 inches and stationary. Weather clear:
mercury 81. Departed-Carondalet,
New Orleans.
SHREVEPORT. January 3l.-Arrived -
Clifford, Old river. Depsrted-Col. A.
=. Komitz and Carrie A. Thorne, Old
river. Weather cloudy and warm.
River rose inch.
EVANSVILLE, January 3l.-Weather
cloudy with light rain from midnight
until morning; clearing tonight; mer-
curry AZ u 60 deg. River falling with
rs feet inches on the gauge. Up
Red Cloud, Andy Baum, LizzIe Gan.
duet, 1dlewiId, Maggie Smith. Down.
Morning Star. Business active.
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The CoURTs.-Municipat Court
The following business was transacted
in this court yesterday, Judge Cranmer
on the bench:
The bond Of Stephen Ripley as City
Sergeant was approved and filed, with
John Waterhouse and G. w. Seabright
as sureties.
In the case of g. w. Sesbrieht VS.. j.
5. Muldoon, in assumpsit, judgment was
rendered in favor Of plaintiff for $3.50
In the case OF Henry Snider VS.. Cath
crime Snider, ct al, in chancery, the EVIL
dence and argument was heard, and the
case submitted to court.
Adjourned till Saturday morning at
ten O'clock.
Police Court.-Judge Crsnmer trans
acted the following business before this
court, yesterday:
Charles Dick. charged with using
abusive language towards Annie Stewart,
case dismissed at cost of complainant.
Lew Wallace, creating a disturbance
at Kate Moneys rancho, East Wheel.
ing, was fined ten dollars and costs.
Paid.
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ANOTHER BRASS Thief Might be
fore last All examination was had before
Squire Wheeler of the case of Joseph
Bartlett charged with stealing brass
material from the Riverside MILL on the
aight of January 22d, Prosecuting At
torney Jordan appearing for the State.
Oliver Murphy testified that Bartlett
had asked him to 90 10 the Riverside
mill to get the brass; that it could be
found in Chas. Roher's cupboard" and
that Bartlett pried open the door OF the
cupboard" and took out eight or ten
pieces, which he sold to Joseph Barrett
who WIS tried MS receiver of stolen
goods few days since) for seven cents
= pound, the whole amount realizing
50. so.
b. johnson testified that he did not
90 into the mill with Bartlett, but saw
him come out with the brass, which was
in sack
Robert Wilker testified that he was
returning from meeting of the Build.
ing Association, and saw Bartlett, whom
he identified, with sack containing
brass castings; told Bartlett he would re-
port him.
Thomas Murren, an employc of the
mill, testified that one hundred pounds
of brass was missed from the mill on
the night OF the 23d OF January.
Bartlett WAS held to answer before the
Gu Court in the sum of 81 200, and
Murphy, the principal witness, for good
"A IN thn
prosecuting attorney, was committed TO
Jail for his appearance, but was released
yesterday on fliI & the proper bond.
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Auction SAFE of Livery Stock.

At 800 O'CLOCK a. 81. On MONDhl
y February s. 1877. at Nos. 100, lJ2 90 81
1904 Main street, Wheeling, ". Va, W.
proceed 20 sell nj public auctiOn. the rais,
adj" Livery rtOck usr1 Dy The lat NM =.
UuseInen 4 Asndel. or 80 much iheToois
is not previously disposed Ofsi priyss slf
The said stock con pfIs"s DiBcist M
bOT-ss, Ave splendid hacks, rigbt ~
buggisH UOur nearly new one baf"nch''
one large fsur-hors> wagon witb ,sal.' oh'
sample wagon, one safe. two Office o. ~,
nine buffalo robes, one larg" fOuf'hW.
sleigh, three one.horSs sleiSbs, pine 80
single harness, i've sets cosch nam
one set barouche harness, one 'et hear
harness, one set lair leather harness. W.
sets light pole harness, one set tour Dot Dor.
harness, thirty harness cover, thlrtJEg
iron stall fixtures, one issd-' uttI az
numerous other articles such a. are V ,e'
ally part Of the oqnipm snt OF int CIV
livery stable.
Terms OF sale will be cash on ell pur
chasss Of less than 500. A credit oi blHr,H
days will BE- given on all purchases o. q
or more, the buyer 10 give neznhJI
note with approved security lol w.
amount 81 his purcb sse, and the isnIs
thereon from the Gay Of sale 20 the ha'sV ~
the notes maturity.
HARRY Caldwell,
jal5 Assignee Of Husemen Asn...'
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Disturbances I'm south America.

PANAMA, January 2l.-A letter to
the Panama Star and Herald, dated
palmira, January g, says: On Deem
Der IL it was reported that the Consetya-
tives il tended to rise in the cities If Cali,
Palmira, and other places. On the 10Th
they attacked the city Of Cali, over
powered the guard ut Quartet, freed poll
teal prisoners, and succeeded in organic.
lag force OF about 800 men badly armed,
snd began to prepare tor resistance
Before mary days, however, the Liberals
sIrrenderei ~ Cali, with force of
1000 To 5000, and on the oath attacked
the Conservatives. who tried To defend
themselves for tine, but soon sue
cImbed. The Liberals were exasperated,
believing that me Conservative abused
tue confidence which had been placed in
tlem. Therefore the Liberal leaders
81 Cali gave orders that no prisoners
Ioud he taken alive and the town
,Culd be- deliyere! up to the troops.
Tho consequence OF 1t was that every
C 'nservalIve that was caught, with or
without arms, WAS cut down, houses
.ckei, all the furniture destroyed, and
all other kinds OF outrages committed.
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BOARD OF EDUoATIoH.-The Bonrd
met in special session at their rooms,
last evening, President Baird In the
chair. ,,.-, ~ .assrsr
Present at roll call, Messrs. Baird, Bin
CELL, Caldwell, Hastings, Hess, Hildreth,
Hupp, Miller, McCully, Todd and Wat
kips. Subsequently Messrs. Maxwell
and Cochran appeared.
The Chair stated that the meeting had
been called TO arrive at the sense of the
members of the Board of Education in
reference to the proposed amendment OF
the School Law contained in Senate bill
No. 49,, now in the hands of the Judi
ciary Committee of the Senate, trans
ferring the duty of the collection of the
school taxes from the City Collector u
the Sheriff
DR.. Hildreth offered the following res
olutions, which were unanimously
! adopted:
Resotued, That our Representatives and
Senstors in the Legislature of West Vir
sinia be requested to object to any alter
atoms or amendments of the present
school law in regard to the collection and
disbursement of the school taxes and
other school monies of the independent
school district of the city OF Wheeling
Resolved, That the clerk Of this Board
be instructed to present copy Of the
above resolution to each of the Repre-
sentatives and Senators.
On motion adjourned.
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Schenck's PulmOnic syrup ,sea No.
Tonic. md MRnd rRk RilIs oeo

These deservedIy celebrated aud p'.n,I..
medicines have effected a revolutI un +.
the healinI art, and proved the fsIlarv y.
several maxims which have for nv,
years oostructed the progress OF medsc:
science. The false superstition that .ToSa
sumption Is incurable" deferred rSvs.
clans from attempting to find re,nei's.
tor that disease, and patients am lcted Ma
1t reconciled themselves 10 death wIihor,
making an effort to escape from dnorn
which they supposed to be- unavolGaha
1t Is now proved, however, that Consumn'
ton can be cured, and that 1t has been curb
Ia q very great number OF cases tsoma >,
them apparently desperate oueI hr
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup alone; and i;
other cases by the same medic Inc IN cor
nection with Schenck's Sea Weed Toni.
and Mandrake Pills, one or both, ACCORD.
ing to the requirements OF II case.
DIR, Schenck himself who enjOyei uni,
terrupted good health Tor more than .ortr
years, was supposed at one time 10 he !,
having pronounced his case hopeless an,
abandoned him to his tate. He was cnrsc
by the aforesaid medicines, md, since NJ.
recovery, many thousands Similsr,v 81,
IL cted have used DIR. Schcnck'c prenhro.
tiOns with The same remarkable succ.ss
Full directions accompany each, mar,
ing IL not absolute Y necessary 10 per>on.
ally see Dr. Schenck, un esS patients wish
their lungs examined, and Tor this purpo.s
he Is professionally at his principal orc.
Corner sixth and Arch Streets, Pht,aceI,
phia, every Monday, where all letter, 10,
ad vice must be addressed.
Scueuck's medicines are sold bv sr
druggists.
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what the Bilious Require.

Since torpidity Of the liver is the chief
caus- OF its disorder, 1t Is evident that
what the bilious require is an Alternative
stinulant which will arouse IL to activity,
An effect that Is followed By the disap.
pearanCc Of the various symptoms indIca-
tive OF It's arrangement HOstetter's
Stomach BitteIs invaTibly achieve the
primary results mentioned, besides re-
moving tn" constipation. hatulence. heart
burn, ycIIowue-s OF the skin and whites Of
the eyes, pain In the right side aud under
the right shoulder, NAUSEA, vertigo and
sick headache, To which bilious invalIds
PECULIARLY subject. a. a remedy for chronic
indigestion, mental dependency and
nervousness the b tiers sre equally effica-
cious, and a. a renovant OF lost vigor, a
m cans OF srresting premature decay. and
a source OF relief from the infrmaties 10
which the gentler sex Is peculiarly sub
iect, they may be thoroughly relied upon.
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Aton.cteuce Stricken Youth.

ST.. LOUIS, January 3l.-A young man
giving the name OF r. j. Crawford sur
rendered himself TO the police authorities
tonight, saying that in October last he
Wa. ielegraphing al Trenton, Michigan,
lor the Lake Shore Railroad Company,
and that during the absence OF the
United States express agent he receipted
Tor two money packages, one containing
$3.50 and the other 500, and
that he appropriated me former and ab-
seconded, since when he has beon travelling
and enjoying himself. He arrived here
10 day destitute of money and deeply
conscience stricken. He gave himself up
and expressed desire TO be sent home
aud meet the consequences of his crime.
lie Was lockeu up and kilograms sent to
Detroit To ascertain the truth OF his
tory. He says he has mother living
ia Trenton with her second husband,
named Cnas. Loap.
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CARD OF THANKs.- Eds. Register
The undersigned takes this method OF
expressing through the columns of the
the REGISTER his sincere thanks to his
friends throughout the city for the cor
dial support rendered at the recent
municipal election, thereby electing me
to the office of City Sergeant. In return
for such support from my friends, and
such evidences of their kindly feeling
towards me, it shall! be my first duty,
while remain in office, to reward them
for such expression of their good will by
a strict and impartial enforcement OF the
ordinances of the city as laid down for
my guidance, and TO maintain the dignity
of the city aud the law.
Respectfully,
STEPHEN RIPLEY,
CttU SERGEANT
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FOR RENT.

I OFFER THE FOLLOWING PRO, ~
i perty for rent, viz: The new aud
large store room Oh northwest corner
OF Zare street and orih Broadnay.
Wheeling island. IL has ~ iron mont
French plate glass windows. and H.
cellar under TIA" entire building. Mo-
DIVE ling above In same hui ding, coma q.
ing four large rooms aud hall, with yalt
and as throughout. Rent moderate snd
posses don given Immediately.
Also, the cottage frame nous" on back o.
same lot, With four rooms and good c"ilh,
and hydrant In yard. Possession Ani Of
April.
The two fine store rooms, with resi-
dcnces. above same, In the new building
on Main street, adjoining the property H
l.. V. Blond. and short distance above
the new building Of the T. Opics' Bank.
These houses are built Ia the lates modem
style. Possession given nrsi Of April.
TAO rooms suitable for Offices, over
Schneprs drup store Opera House corner
Possession at once.
The store room with dwelling bovsi 90
corner Of Main and Twenty -Hnh sr'su'
Cen re- Wheeling. Tho stOr. room c"h.
IA n handsome counter ard shrl'lbs
suitable Tor y sslocn. Possession given a.
once.
Two brick tenements o. Main strs"l,
upper end Of Nor h Wheeling. o-'sasloh
AZ once.
For terms, &C, Tor any OF the above sV'
ply 10 ". REILLY,
Jal7s 1919 and 1911 Main Sic''
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M.Rr1N's FERRY >ITEMs.-Our mar
sbaI and police have had 9 good run
this week.
On Sunday John Kline got on the war
path and finally with the assistance OF
two or three police was landed in the lock-
mn. The MAYOR interviewed him Monday
and assessed a nne Of Eve dollars and
costs. Wat Cline. Bud Rogers, and one
Porter we're each before his Homer Tor
disorderly conduct and were fined one
dollar and costs. The three latter iorKed
over, but Kline give the town an oppor-
tunity of boarding him for ten days
Mrs. Bese, of Pittsburgh, lectured on
Temperance Tuesday afternoon in the U.
p. church to the Women's League and
at night in the NJ. Il. church 70 large
and attentive audience. =.
After the lecture an opportunity
was given to all who desired to do
so to sign the pledge. Something like
one hundred and twenty came forward.
There Is some talk of getting Mrs. r.
to come back the first of next week to
hold number OF meetings in the interest
oil temperance.
An effort Is about to be made to have
prominent female lecturer visit mar
tins Ferry the middle OF this month
We hope the effort may be successful
Another reduction Of ten cents Is
talked OF at Rainey's coal works, which
il made will most likely cause strike
among the dIggers.
The Prcsbyterlsn8 are holding II pro
trscted meeting this week. Communion
next Sabbath.
The Rev. j. II. Blackboard of Glasgow
Ohio, was in town yesterday, visiting
friends.
The revival at the NJ. K. Church still
continues.
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FOR SALE OR Rent.

7 OFFER FOR SALE THEP IOPERTY
/ now occupied by me, situated on the
southwestern ner Of Zane ana York streets.
Wheeling Island. IL comprises fuil lot,
on VIII rh there Is "a good cottage house
containing five rooms, with good dry
cellar, first. class fencing, and new out.
houses; fine shade trees around ia. pro.
perty on both streets, and variety FL nut
trees, grapeylnes, shrubbery, &c, In the
yards. convenient location, being on the
line ot the street railroad.
or ! will rent the same from April Ut,
10 ~ desirable tenant Apply to
JOHN 4. WHITE
At Berger & Whites, lu3l Main ~,
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PERSONAL---VERY. Manager Hamilton
Informs us that he will probably have
the Deacon Comic Opera troupe here
next week, who are now negotiating for
dates. f Hl,e.
Daniel ONeill, editor of the Pitts
burgh Dispatch, died Tuesday.
George Baum, jr., has secured the only
prize awarded in West Virginia for un-
ravellipg puzzle in the "Boys OF the
World
Mr.. Edward Atieck, clerk of the Bal
timore and Oaio road ~ Columbus, y :,
arrived at his former home, Bridgeport,
Yesterday, to attend the bedside of his
father, who is dangerously i'll.
Gen. w. c. Wlckham, vice president
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio road, and
Judge w. j. Robertson, of Charlottesville,
are at the Mcclure.
Ex Street Commissioner Leonhsrt and
newly elected Street Commissioner
White, were out in a buggy yesterday,
the ex-commissoner pointing out To his
successor the intricate points connected
with the office.
| Among the arrivals at the hotels yes
terday were the following:
At the st james, ID. Van Tassell,
| New York; Clement Olhsber, Cincinna-
Ii; +. J. Forsythe, Baltimore; Robert
Mcconnell, Moundsvilie, Ella Meyers,
Moundsville; j. g. Butler, jr, Youngs.
town, o., Ii. Gebhsrt, New York.
At the Stsmm-F. r Muhleman and
j, q. Muhleman, Buckhill, o.; A. A.
Giltillsn, Volcano; Hugh Evans, Prun-
tytown; J. II. Brown, Triadelphiai j.
Ed. " heat; Marshall county.
At the Grant-George Rice, West
Alexander; w. II. Brown, Columbus,
o.. s. r. McClurkin, Roney's Point; w.
W. Bcggs, Belmont county, o.; l.. Gin
ming, Pittsburgh; j. ID. Arrich and j.
Il. Patterson, st. Glsirsville; j. +. Up
degratf, Mt. Pleasant, o; w. q. McCor-
mick, Clarksburg; Tom W. Fleming, j.
n Gould, L. p. Carr, Z. II. Shinn, Fair.
mont.
At the McLure-W. G. Kelly, u. E.
Doddson, Mason City; E H. Smith,
Clarksburg; b. F. Marsh, Kingwood;
Judge c. 5. Lewis, Clarksburg; A,
Kelly, Short Creek; David Kirk and F,
A. Dilworth, Pittsburgh; q. NJ. George
al d wife, Washington, Pa.
Master Charles NJ. Wheat - one
Of the Pages of the Senate. en-
lertained mis- colleagues last even
ing, with an oyster supper, at the
residence of his mother, on Chapline
street. The boys enjoyed their supper
as only boys can.
| Mr.. l. Patterson, President OF
| OF the St. Clarsvile Narrow Guage
Railway Company, was in the city yes
teIday.
Mr.. James Osborne, of Bridgeport, o.,
will retire from the grocery business, al
that place, in short time.
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Murderer Arrested.

MEMPHIS, January 3l,-A dispatch
from Paducsh, Ky, announces the ar
rest there, to-day, OF Robert Drury, who
killed his uncle, Albert Gibson, here on
last Friday night.
A telegram from Ashtsbula this morn
ing says that Col. Harry Tomlinson, the
well-knowH insurance agent OF this city,
and Tor many years president of the
81 Andrews Society, Is in n dying con-
dition. lie Was one of the victims of
the bridge disaster there
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Trial Of Lee, the Mormon.

SALT LAKE. January 3l.-The case of
J ID Lee. Of Mountain Meadow massa-
ere no,oriety convicted in April, for N
new trial was argued to-day before the
Territorial Supreme Court in this city
by W. w. Bishop for the appellant and
District Attorney Howard and +. File.
!urd for the people The principal ex-
cep,,on argued was to Judge Boreman's
Charge on the trial, which, it was held,
prejudiced the case and WAS prejudicial
to Lee before The jury. The Court took
the case under advisement.
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AProINrMEsrs-Msyor Sweeney yes
.erday appointed the following as police
men. to serve until Council confirms
such appointments as may be made by
Capt Ripley: George Gundline, Levi
Bogsrd, james A. Henry, James Robert-
son, Andrew Fleming. William Carroll,
Scott Listen, George Baum, George h.
Dehnbaugh, John p. 81. Meyers, Elwood
Martin.
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The Tripartiir Commission Organ
lied.

WASHINGTON, January 3l.-The tri-
partite commission was called ut noon in
lue Supreme Court room and organized.
4 special oath OF office was administered
IL Justice Clifford by Mr.. Middleton
Clerk Of the Court, and Justice Clifford
sLo is presiding officer OF the commits
son then administered the oath to the
o.her fourteen members. James ii. Nc
Kinney WAS then appointed temporary
clerk to the commission, and 1T WAS
ordered that the proceedings OF the COM
mission, except those above stated, shall
be hold confidential until other Use order
Ell. Alter brief session the commission
adjourned until four o'clock i'll me after
NOON.
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FOR RENT.

THREE NEW DWELLING HOUS- -
rs situated on the east side OF ~
Main street, between Twenty third
and Tw nty-lourth streets. Sali houses
have all the modern improv, ments, con
tain six rooms each, have wafer and "a,
throughout. For terms, SC, apply To
J. X. McCORTNEl, OF
deSDh q. IL. CARSAHAN
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OFFICERs ELECTED.-The following
lodges have elected officers as named
below for the ensuing term:
Enterprise Lodg, No. ~, l. o. g. T.
w. G. T., George w. EngIei W. v.
T., Miss Emma Britt; w. K. s.. William
Fee; w. F. s, John H. Zeveely; w. t.,
Miss Ella Britt; w. g., Patrick Welsh; ;
W. NJ, William Holmes; w. L. g., Miss
Lizzie Grim; w. o. e., q. b. Murphy;
w. R. Il. S., Miss Birdie McCullsgh; w.
l.. II. s., Miss ANNE McCul!agh; w. d.
NJ, Miss Georeianna Gould.
Crystal Fountain Lodge No. 81, l. o.
&. T.; w. Z. T., Charles 4. Funk; W.
V. T., Miss Mary Funk; r. s., f. L
Miller; F. s., G. w. Weekly; w. T.,
Miss Lizzie Bowman; w. g., NJ. Here
Giles; w. NJ, J. Ross; l. g., A. McElroy;
o. 6, A. Fleming; w. A. s., Miss
Frances Smith; ID. NJ, Miss Belle Cook /;
r. II. S, J. Paris; l.. II. S, j. Hill.
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Horrible Outrage by u Negro.

LOUISVILLE, January 3l.-An Owens
boro SPECIAL 10 the Courier Journatspeaks
Of M unusual excitement there caused
by the communal of grave crime on
Sarah Bonham, q white girl less than
twelve years of age, by II man named
Morgan, colored At one time it Was
thought no would be hung, but the bet.
tsr class of people succeeded in quoting
the excited populace and remanded the
prisoner to Jail. He is mulatto and
served through the war in all the battles
with Confederate General Morgan.
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A NiIl.IlLN-
FOR RENT.

fINHE THREE STORY STORE
house No. 81 Twelfth street, al II
present In the occupancy oi th"SA
Wheeler & WILSON -ewing Machine ON.
The sore room Il Wei lighted, front and
rear, l. han1som~.y fitted up, hw
spacious dry celia. and water arrHIg.
nents I'm the upp, tories Asa bu,iHes-
stand IL has no superior. Possession APn.
LIST. Apply to WIN. PAXTON,
ja25a 1917 JhaplIne ~ 81.
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To Members Of LEGISLATURE

XUoULD REsPECTPULL A.
w nounce 10 the Hon Member o. "
senate and House OF Delegates, ano -.
public In general that keep nn me 10.
Of vsrgtnBa D00ksag aso GbsWs
T0baeeo. The cheapest La portrd ~ ~
Key West Cigars In the city. Also I'LL 1I
facture Seed and Havana GgsIs, ssss
and rps. Ny store In conysnIsptly 49,
% the Capitol. at No. ~ Twel ~ 49,.
HCGO l.. I0Os,,
is9 No, 20 Twelfth street
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T. V. r. R-Messrs. Ross J. Alexan-
der and G. P. Rhodes, of Bridgeport, U
have been out soliciting subscriptions the
past week for the Tuscsrawa Valley
railroad. They rePor: their progress as
favorable 10 the road, and Confidently
look forward TO an early completion of
the same,