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CoHFN-LlFRER At Waverley Heights Philadcl.
0hii sent -. h. me Rev. Jacobs Philip Col en-
Of sew lork io Harriet daughter of Lieher.
kllN--LL DERER-On Monday. sept % hy the
lflDrer
UuNTER-woIF At me residence NJ the bride. IA
ruts N.i - by M" heV nr Gotfcil Sol H. Nicr %
Sciuc. eldest lHushfer ~ simon A and Illun Wi
LAIAEl--fl RM ANA the residence ~ 'he bride :
par ut. ocknet. Wcstoh, sier y. s on Weiucs Av
Sent e3 Dos De Rcv Z wyatt. y d rector ot It
Poor church. acc danrh'cr Of John Iurman. 10
fr9nk Lazarus 90 sew York
ILrHiR ridge -HAVrR --On SORT - NJ Calvary
tfnrrh ~ TIC Rev Francis Pcck. llam lafirr.
a." 90 frances torneia daughter O, Fhlp Na,cT. all Of
fr nflNn.
HAN.lH-NA WILTON ON Wrinosiav sept -. n
The residence OF q Lang. 80 Lar New York. o., tho
Rev Jnserhj Tlsrrooi IL y BENJAMIN Ran.ch H. X lte
craze. daughter ~ " II. llHnliiln ot This citv
STANDARDIZATION -nu saturday. june 80. hy tic
Roy William puuuci. rector of An SNn's ProioSAut
l '-to. thGtch frdrk n Smith of Sew York 20 Hon.
Mi'h
NNN-DARRETr In chicago. sort II nv rlshop
Nrltfru Lieut. Harry l4Glnf. 4 4 of rt.fi.nurt.
Ma io Miss Anita Barnett 90 Sow London, Conn
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4. 7. STEWART & co.'s STORES.
Probable Removal from Chambers street 20
an Uptown Block.

Rumors have been current recently that
A. T. Stewart Co. were 10 vacate their down
town store remove the wholesale business to
Tenth street. and transform the Chambers
street building into ON 'cs " In Mr. Stewards
life time Judge Hilton said yesterday, such
a plan was frequently discussed Mr.. Stewart
was Impressed with the necessity for getting
the business 81 the wholesale and retail depart
mcuta nearer together. With that view he
began purchasing the block IN broadway be-
low IN" Tenth street store. THIS design has
boon IN process of execution ever since. yet as
soon rs the property holders learned that the
entire block was wanted they held out for high
prices. In the Chambers street block one lot
was held for many ycnrs after the rest OF the
block was purchased similar Obstinacy married
the symmetry Of tho Tenth street structure for
short time. At some time or other thr Cham
hers street business viii b" moved up town. but
al whnttimc must depend IN som" mrnaare upon
the length ~ tlno il tntrs for tho holders OF Tie
rnal.stAto Whfl must he bought for the new
store, il il H. huiN, o. come tp a conclusion to
take lower PRICE Tor tho property than they
have thus far shown any willingness to ac-
ccpi. ,-,,-.. -,
bly, arose from the fact that considerable altara-
tons are in progress in the Tenth street store.
with "A view to yet the manufacturing out Of 1t
altogether
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Tho millinery display at Mcares & Co.'S was
on very extended scale Of marnncenco. Not only were
the best millinery artist, Paris wei represented In
their creations but The hats and honnets NJ Mcaress own
artists were seen ~ endless variety aud III the most
irsvassn; quantity one large room was literally over
flowing With hounets From tic uncouncd numbers the
following were selected iof description close cottage
iounct of pale drnb plush. trimmed with She same ar
ranrVd In curlAc crown ooied az IN the back over
navy blue velvet with guiicn ornament hird with
dark green and pale drab feathers rns one sde ana
AlsnNau bow OF uaVs blue md gold u placed on the
u'cr III, only iace trimming Is two large cords placed
side by sidc within the hfiW enc of guli the other Of
h'uesfccu chenille Double Strings 90 old g,-d color and
blue fastened down with green and gold lizards
Another bonnet j. OF garnet red and turquoise blue velvet
cordufn,. trimmed with garnet AMI blue srinod siun
ribbon and the plume Ike sprays ~ the flower OF love
hos bleeding scarlet sa,ias and leaves OF ivy shaded
m old sull and rM.s. u rnNm hmes
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Live Stock Market

New YORK. Friday Sep, 27--Receipts Of
beeVos TO-DAY were idI iuads 2 $50 hesd making
total 900 the last tour days against 10 the
same time last week. Market was some what IRE GUAR.
owing 10 tic DELAYED stock trains due at JERSEY city
the fenus, wanna Central road but the demand was
in the morning and good and prime steers al sde
frner number n loads cattle that reached tho
market ate were likely T. remain unsod. Transaction
included common To extra native steers at 7aiOisc. u
Il to dress isi1 NJ and Texas Cherokee ana Colorado
steers NJ 7f-ii. e. dress sj0i7 ms
Rerctts nj sheep and lambs ~ car loads or
2.37b head. making total OF 1880 since MONDAY.
- Oje the time last week The dc uiud
very m dcraie and except for choice lambs. the
dency was downward sheep ranged from 3i,c to "a
y n lambs from &c 10 Sic
Receipts ~ hogs, % car loads or 737 head making
a total ct i73a3 since MONDAY against i2.6fs tho
time last week The feeling lade bette r,
and hive hogs were sold 4ati,c. r n.
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Jnmes Mctreery. & Co.

The opening Of james McCrecry 4 Co. was in
the several departments of suits millinery. cloaks.
wraps and iurs Two exquisite bfiaa dresses. Of
satin and faillc with point lace. blossoms
ami bridal roses tor garm;urcs and the other
~ Nrcnc .erncs lace ami or-andy muslin, earntufcd
w bridal fu~vs lnl orange blossoms. cnd-ht he eye
nf-t entrance ui the su They NTH In
prince and slowed no raniers boufant me
hlpa Both covered with the couNcntulc .llus
veal long enough L. .haic t' fare IN 'front.' ana ianN al
most o. Che edge 90 t'4c fralNlu tue back
lf is needless g. flat the display lglart.
mo NJ Wa r~f0l t~- 90 IL AlwaNs
iL-.. hmm lLl NJ. IlLu-- va. lnrat-
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Tho opening OF this house was principally in
miiaucr, goods aud trimmed round hats ana bonnet.
some very novel shapes were on exhibition one called
Maielc.n me- name tot thai old ia,ofiie tho Daui
chen is bonnet with large Cat crown and nariug
trim turned up A. one siic This particular Madeleine
ot bottle green velvet \ green lridcscent lmIc, an
bird aud two dark green ostrich piumcs form the
ant around the crown tnmings Ia the centre o. tho
crow on top large A-aau bow of bottle gree
ribbons The string. 90 the fastened down with
green and gold frosted beetles The mourning bonuets
and hat. ni tins house show feature the miugng
OF dead black, bogwood head trimmings with Grape Tor
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An INTERNATIONAL rank.
Lord Dunerin's Suggestions 10 Gov. Robinson
for the Preservation or niagara.

TORONTO, Sept. 27-Lord DuIerrn, in
speech before the Society Of Artists. said:
Some few weeks ago had the good fortune
to meet his Excelloncy the Governor Of the
State OF New York. and then sugg stnd TO him
nm idea which has been long present 10 my
mind. that tho Governments Of New York and
OF Ontario Canada. should combine 70 acquire
whatever rights may nave been established
against the public. and 10 form around Niagara
Falls small public international pArk, NOT in
deed desecrated or in my way sophisticated 10y
the puny efforts Of the nri 81 the Landscape
gardener, but carefully prosorvrd in the NJ
turesque md unvugHr2,l condition in Which
i was originally iad ont by tA" hand 81 nature
AotnlnE could btNu been more gratifying ~
gracious thnn tho response which his Excel
lcnry the Governor Of New York WAS good
enough To make to my representnti ons and hc
encouraged me- 10 hope that. should a ftting
opportunity present itself he and his Govern
ment might he induced. II not to take tho in
itiatvo IN tho matter, at all events 10 co.
Operate heartily with our own in carrying out
such plan Ns have skctchrd.'
Undershrts and drawers 25c SIC 5Oc sixdrcss shirts
10 measure. 80 Ready made unlaundri ed 7bc a. J W.
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The undersigned certify TINT they held Tor
collie ton for urtount Of II. G.. Williams 4 Co..
brOkcrs. A. Wall street. New York. halt ticket
terry which drew Tho capital prize ni iwenty-
Ave hundred dollar, on Tuesday. Sept, To- 1875
said ticket has ma. c' - the sum of one dollar at
York. and tNnt the amount WIS promptly paid
on presentation ni the ticket AT the Office Of the
company. T. A. LEE & CO., Brokers.
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Arrivcd-FEipAr sept 81
So state Of Virginia Noodle Glasgow sept i3 and Larn
18th.
Baltic, PArscn. Liverpool sept IL. and Queenstown
18th
CITY Of Para. Carpenter. Rio Janero
81 Gen Barnes. Cnerfmnn n. savannah.
- sorrento. Bristow. Hull
Hark Hancock. Ming. Blaoa.
bark Creto. Chustopher-en BARROW.
Bark SalGgia Andrews. Dublin
bark Ernst and Marie. Boyc. Rochefort
Park Ansgtr. knutscn -traisund.
BARK Jamaica. Matthews. PaGanr
BARK Bul-clcs. Andrrasan. Rotterdam.
hlfk kr nprndsesse Louise. Olson, Rochelle.
Bark tihclr. Ffemuta Caiau!a.
Bark sio. Filings n. Stubkensen.
BARK Inca. Mendchorsf Rotterdam.
Brig WApiti. smith. Trie.te
Brig Havana. Never. CHiharier.
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md cures klPIi RI without the injury OF = true
Pamphlet with phpiozranhic licensees % hefor
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8usirlsss ilc.it,s.
" Don't Worry Me

With your complaints about your teeth" said an.
moved father to his sweotsixtconer" Il told you to
buy the sozoDoNT and use it. but Won didn't and you
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siS,ecners who aotlikc her
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Fan style. ZINE SIX Rats. 81. go worth 81
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Dyeing and CIennIng.-rho New York nveinr anl
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HARPEE FRDTllERS. New York
- These Novels are in Paper except where other
wise specified
Like unto Like By SHERWOOD DoSSrR rs cents
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Guy Livingstone. or, Thorough" BY GroSor A. Law
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LEE LECrUREs on SrKIcrUEn
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THE NEW NOVELS

PUBLISHED
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wise specified.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-18
MARTIN's .EERRY.

The cold nail-fccderS in the l.aughlln
Mill came out on strike Monday morn
ing, demanding one-half instead OF two
tifths, what they have been getting here
tnfore. The strike causes some eighteen
machines to be idle.
The high school will give grand en-
tertainnent, consisting OF vocal and IN
strumental music, tableauY and dia-
lopues. in the Commercial Hall on
Friday evening next, December 10th.
Ii promises to bc one ohtheir best.
BENJAMIN Ioyle, father OF HOyle
Brothers and an old resident, died at his
residence last Saturday night. Funeral
tomorrow. lie had been helpless in
valid for number OF years.
The late rise in the Ohio undermined
the north abutment OF the county
bridge at the mouth OF Glcn's Run so
much that the bridge cannot be sscd
until the abutmcnt is rebuilt.
f.. 4. Drennen, Esq, Of Martin =
Ferry. will take unto himself wife this
afternoon in the person of Miss Everett,
Of Sandusky, Ohio, Ross L. j. Drennen
and Miss Flora johnson attendants.
G.. Iange on Washington street, has
the boss stock OF toys Crowds OF Gus
toners are seen going III aud out OF his
store night and day, and are astonIshed
AT the completeness Of his stock and the
cheapncss at which he sells.
Prof J. b. Wallace and class will give
a grand concert next TUESDAY night,
December oath, in Commercial hall.
There will he both instrumental and
vocal music. The concert promises to
hc rich treat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-18
BELLAIRE BRIEF.
Probable Death from q Burn.

A little girl named Lizzie Fox, met
with an accident yesterday which VIII
doubtless result in the loss Oi her life.
Her mother had gone out and lett the
little one alone in the house. The child
began to play with the fire, and her
dress became iguited and quickly hlazed
ND about her She ran screaming into
the street, where Mr.. Baker Myers saw
her, and with great presence ot mlnd
threw off his coat and cnveloped her
with il, extinguishing the flames prompt
", but not until the girl WAS burned
completely to crisp from one end L.
the other. She is still living, hut sui
iering extreme agony, The family lives
on Noble street at the north end.
\ little daughter ot MIR. George
Ieasure's Yesterday fell from counter
in her fathers store and cut her lip 5"
badly that surgeon had 10 be called IN
Ia sew il up.
Isaiah Davis, who was injured by a
iall of soapstone in Sullivan's coal bank,
ON Monday. is not so badly hurt a. at
first supposed. His injuries are very
painful, however.
The window glass works will start mp
on the III oi January, an arrangement
having finally been agreed upon oe'
tween the managers and the employees
The fires will be kindled next Monday.
A dress rehearsal of "Allstoona, the
spectacular military drama, to he put
upon the boards by the Hecla Club on
! the 10th, 10Th and 2lsi oi January, was
| held al CITY Hall on Monday evening,
! Everything went oil satisfactorily.
Mr.. A. +. Hoge, OF Burrs Mills, II
visiting his brother-in-law, Prof. White
! of the First ward schools.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-18
A Medicine Chest for 25 Cenos.

Perhaps no one medicine Is 50 uni
vcrsally required by everybody as
good cathartic. Swaynr's Tar and Sar
saparilla Pills are prepared expressly to
meet this necessity, being composed oil
purely vegetable ingredients, of which
Poduphvllin or Mandrake, Pine Tree
Tar. Sarsaparilla Yellow Dock, and 9TH
or concentrated juices enter largely into
their composition, the whole strength ot
which is extracted on an entirely new
urinciple. They are mild in their oper-
alton, produce no gripping, and are truly
valuable pungatiye, apersnt, antI-bii
lious and cathaTtiC medicine. They
stimulate the liver 10 healthy action.
cleanse the stomach aud bowels OF all
impurities. Curing sick and nervous
dyspepsia indigestion, bilious, inter
mittent. remittent and cDngestiye levers,
langnur. drowsiness. aching pains in
the back, head, slight chills, with
fiushes Of heat, female irregularities,
and Tor bilious and costive habit, no
medicine is 50 prompt and efectual as
Or. Swayne's Tar and SarsapsTilia Pills.
Prepared by DIR. Swayne 4 son, Phlla,
delphia. Price - cents box i've
boxes Il ,O0. Sold by druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-18
ST. CLAIRSVILLE.
Caught and Jailed-Death of a
Prominent Citizen-R. X. Man.
ager Resigned-A BrOtheriy
Row, &c.

CORRESPONDENCE OF the Register.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, December Il.
The hopeful son OF one Of Belmont
county's most eminent and respected
citizens, is now an inmate OF the county
Jail here. allude TO George Poorman,
of Bellaire. He is son OF that eloquent
Republican stumper, Col. G. l.. Poor
man. George has long been noted Tor
ways that are dark and tricks that are
vain, and it is no surprise that the day
of reckoning is near at hand. 1t appears
that George and several other fellows OF
his kind succeeded in rOping i'll agreeney
from the classic region OF Captina creek,
and by some kind OF confidence game
they fieeced the "Capteener" out OF
about $40. The Mayor OF Bellaire held
Poorman for trial in the County Court
on the charge of obtaining money on
false pretenses. Georges pals were re-
leased. The relatives OF the wayward
young man are entitled to much SYM
pathy, but as for George, the sooner he
is taken through course OF discipline
the better for him and the community
in which he lives.
Mr.. Alexander Still, prominent Citi-
zen OF the vicinity of Glencoe, died sud
denly on last Thursday. He appeared
to he in usual health when he was sud
denly Frustrated and died in a brief
space OF time thereafter. The remains
were buried at this place on Saturday.
The County Treasurer's office is
crowded with tax payers The time for
receiving taxes will expire on Friday,
10Th inst.
Common Pleas Court is now trying
the malpractice case OF Samuel sutton
vs. Dir. Hollingsworth. The parties are
from the village OF Hunter, i'll Wayne
Township. The plaintiff received in
juries from runaway team and the de-
iendant dressed the wounds. Sutton
claims that Holingsworth failed to prop
erlv attend to the case and that by
such failure he Sutton became Grip
pie for life.
Mr. John Hart, who has occupied the
position OF General Manager of the Bel
iairc and st. Cairsville railroad, ever
since the road went into operation, has
resigned and accepted similar position
on the Bellaire and Southwestern rail
road
One day recently two brothers, named
Henry and Joseph 0verbaugh, OF
this vicinity, indulged in a first
class row, which resulted in Joseph be-
ing very badly hurt. His life was de
SPARED oi for awhile, hut there is now
chance for his recovery. Henry was ar
raigncd before Justice Nciswanger, and
now he Henry is cracking stone in the
county wOrkhouSe.
Our Town Council has regulated "the
billiard saloon" The proprietor is al
lowed L. keep his establishment open
from q 4. VI. until or. VI, and required
to pay an annual license of so. There
is some doubt as to the power of The
Council to license an institution OF this
kind
Will Clark, son OF the genial host of
the National Hotel, has gone to Contiu-
ence, Pa, To- learn dentistry.