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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-04
more About the Snow.

The article in Saturdays REGISTER
had the effect of largely diminishing the
number OF snow-bsllers in the city. 1t
will no doub: appear singular to our
readers, knowing As they do that an or
dinance exists against this nuisance, TO
learn, that in ore instance at least, q po-
lice officer, when appealed 10, instead of
doing his duty, S. the law required of
him, treated the application with scorn,
and laughed at the offending parties. 1t
would have been well for one by, how
ever, if e guardian of the peace had
taken charge OF him, for gentleman
from Ritchietown, who was driving past
in a sleigh, and whose baby was struck
By ball, got out, and catching the boy,
administered 10 him good horse-whip-
ping.
An amusing incident, and, as the par
ties were gentleman and his wife, the
former well known mailer, no eXcep-
tions can be taken 10 their in
dulging in such fun at their
own expense, took place on Chapline
street Saturday afternoon. They had
been snow ballng each other furiously
for considerable time, 10 the great
amusement of the by-stsnders, and find
ing the wife Caring in the battle, he
attempted flank movement by rushing
up 10 her while she was STOPPING for
more snow, and tried 70 hold her down
by grAsping her shoulders tightly. She
did not say anything, but watched her
opportunity and let him have 8 good
quantity full in the fsce. This, with the
derisive laughter from the crowd, proved
too much for the husband and be beat 8
bssty retreat.
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WAX and psrslne candles at l
Loecher's, No. ll05 Main street.
RlYer News.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated feet and inches in the chan
mel and falling.
The flags of the Mallie Rsgon and
Express were at halt mast yesterday
out of respect for James Z. Noli, decess-
ed, clerk of the Express
The Ragon will be the Parkersburg
boat this morning.
The Thanhauser will be to-day's Mat.
amorss packet.
The Hudson departed for Cincinnati
Saturday evening.
The Rsgon brought to this port 1903
oil barrels on her last trip up. Six hun
dred and three will be shipped on the
O'Nesl for Pittsburgh this morning.
The ONeal will be the Pittsburgh
packet this morning.
The towbosts Charley Brown and En-
terprise passed up en- route to Pittsburgh
last evening, with empty tows.
Tho Andes is due up from Cincinnati
to-day, and will return tomorrow.
Light ice was running all day yester.
day.
The Stockdale passed down yesterday
morning.
The Salt Valley will pas, down this
morning.
Mr.. John Scooter, mate in the Mata-
moras trade, says he has been on the
river cone hundred years this month.
There IS no one who can tell how long
be has been off it,
Owing TO the falling of IN business
with the local packets, the most of them
have been compelled TO reduce the wages
OF the crews until times improve.
Capt. Porter, of the steamer Than
hsuser, the Mstsmoras packet, is on the
sick list, and has been Tor several days
past.
NEW ORLEANS, February 8.-No ar
rivals or Departure
SHREVEPORT, February 3.-Weather
cloudy and cool. The river fell two in-
cbes.
ST.. LOUIS February 3.-Arrived-City
of Chester, Memphis; Polar Star, Ten.
nessee river.
MEMPHIS, February 2.-River rising
steadily. Weather, showing. Departed
Colorado, Vicksburg; City CT Helena, st.
Louis; Ruth, White river.
CINCINNATI, February 3.-Wea.her
cloudy and cool. River "a feet and fall
ing fast. Arrived and Departed
Granite State, Pittsburgh.
VIcKsBURG, February 3.-Thermome-
ter AZ deg. River falling slowly. Ar
rived-Alice, Grand Tower. Up-Chs-
tesu, Sherlock. Down-Thompson Dean,
Donnslly.
LoUIsvILLE, February 8.-Weather
cloudy and cool. Arrived-Kehler,C iu-
cinnsti. Depsrted-J. w. CAT, Men,
phis. River stationary, with 10 feet in
the canal.
CAIRO, February 3.-Arrived-Idle-
wild, Evansville; Robert, Evansville;
Capital City, Vicksburg; j. w. Garrett,
New Orleans; City of Alton, New
Orleans; Arkansas Belle, Chas. Morgan,
Cincinnati; City OF Vicksburg, st. Louis.
Depsrted-BeIle Memphis, Memphis;
Idlewiid, Evansville; Golden Rule, New
Orleans; Capital City, st. LOUIS; City OF
Alton, st. Louis; Roberts, New Orlesni;
Arkansas Belle, Evansville; Morgan,
New Orleans; City of Vicksburg, Vicks-
burg. River II feet inches.
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Charged with IIIicit whisky Traffic.

Troubles never come single handed, as
McClusky, the theatre comique man, is
aware. w. II. Johnston, who is rural
gentleman, came to the city Friday IN
order TO attend market Saturday, and
while here visited the Comique to see the
'dizzy blends" While there he visited
the wine room of that establishment, where
actresses lounge around between parts in
the play. Feeling that something to
drink would cheer those present, john
ston asked for the same. Several beers
and lemonades were called for, and a
"moke' was dispatched for the fluids.
The beer was procured and the Lemonade
manufactured IN room adjoining the
wine room. After the drinks had been
put before the company, and in paying
for them, Johnston was charged ten
cents per glass for beer, and fifteen cents
for lemonade. AS would naturally be
expected, Johnston objected to the un-
reasonable price for lemonade, but was
willing to pay the chsges for the beer.
After this Johnston had warrant issued
for McCluskey on a charge of selling
LIQUORS without license. The case was to
have come up before the Police Court
Saturday morning, but was postponed
until this morning, st which time "Msck'
will answer to the charges preferred
against him.
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Personalities.

Charles Bushfeld and sister, of Pitts
burgh, Pa, are visiting the family OF j..
X. McMechen of this city.
Miss Nina Pierce, who has been visit
ing friends in Cincinnati, has returned
home.
A. b. Dewey, Of Csdiz, o., was in the
city Saturday.
Miss Rose Hearn, of Newport, Ky,
daughter of Major Hearn, of the United
States army, is q guest of Miss Sallie
Handlan, OF this city.
O'Malley, the Pittsburgh attorney,
leaves for his home to day, after having
viewed the sights of Wheeling. Ts-ts,
Johnnie, your presence will be missed.
Ia Is.
Col. ". Proctor Smith, of Richmond,
Va, at one time staff officer OF Ger ersl
Il. f. Lee, is guest of Governor IL. NJ.
Mathews.
NJ. A. Chandler, has returned home
from the East.
Judge Cranmer has written history
Of Wheeling.
James NoIl, second clerk OF the Er-
press, died st his home at Baresville, of
the typhoid fever last Friday.
We hear that Mrs. j. Ii. Hobbs is
confined to her residence By illness.
Cockaye's band received a grand sere-
made from the crew of the Tannhauser
on last Saturday afternoon, which they
appreciated very highly.
Charley Kreyter, who has been in
Pittsburgh on business for several days,
returned home last week.
William Peterson, insurance agent,
left Saturday on a business trip to lndl-
ana.
Ex-Governor }. j. Jacobs, d. Lamb,
"Hans" Good and j. II. Pendleton leave
for the Brooke county Circuit Court this
morning.
Mr.. John McEldowney, clerk Of
Wetzel county. is the proudest man IN
New Msrtinsvile, it is boy.
John Chevey, proprietor of the Sisters.
vile Wooden Mills, is now running the
works to their full capacity, in order 10
fill their numerous orders.
Mr.. J. Wells, of SistersviIle, who has
been visiting friends in the South, re-
turned home few days since.
Attorney General White is engaged
IN preparing an argument tor the Mn
ersl county Circuit Court, in favor OF
granting new trials in cases where judg-
ments " ere granted against private in
dividusls and officers tor seizure of prop
erty during the recent war.
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TRUSTEE,S SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is made by Henry Otto and Ricka, his
wife, TO the undersigned trustee. dated
the 2Sth day OF december: A. ID. 1871; and
Nv Court of Ohio county, West Virginia,
in deed OF trust book No. 4, page 81, will
on SATURDAY, the 2Srd day Of February,
A, ID. 1878, commencing al 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
~ the front door of the Court House of
said county. proceed TO sell 10 the highest
and best bidder the following property:
'Che east hall OF lot eiglty-four, fronting
twenty-five feet on the National road IN
the town Oh Triadelphia, and running
hack so as 10 make one full lot of said town
TERMS OF SALE-Three hundred dollars,
or as much more as the purchaser may
elect, cash the balance in two equal In
tallments, payable six and twelve months
after day of sale, with interest nom date,
and secured 10 the satisfaction OF the trus-
tee. A. REL Mann 1Ius'tt,
RUSSELL & STIFKL, att'ys. ialSi
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Mariln'a Ferry.

Mrs. Elizabeth Csdy Stanton has come
and gone and the Library Association
feels considerably relieyed-about eight
or ten dollars out of pocket. Don't ask
ask any oithe directors o! the Association
how much they made. Gentlemen, don t
give so many complimentary tickets the
next time.
The Ohio City Reading Club will give
dramatic entertainment next Friday
evening in Commercial ball. Ad-
mission twenty snd twenty-five cents.
The boys propose 10 give you something
rich on thst evening. Turn out and pa
tronIze home talent.
The reasons against the confirmation
OF the sale of the Ohio City mill were
overruled by Judge Okey, but the sale
will not be confirmed before Monday of
next week.
Snowbslling has been the principal
amusement OF young America. The in
diyidual who succeeded il passing along
Hanover street without being pelted was
fortunate.
Communion service in the Presbyte-
risn church yesterday.
A petition asking Congress not TO in
terfele with the present tariff law is be-
ing circulated in town, but a. the present
rate of progress it will be some time be-
fore it will have much effect on Congress.
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Leaf From n Los, Diary.
espondence OF the Register.


Lord Dundresry was continually
finding That there are some things past
any fellows finding out" The era of not
understanding has not passed by the
exit of his lordship from this valley Of
conundrums.
Why some writer for the Intsltigencer
cannot hear the word workhouse, or see it
in its written or printed form, without an
attack of caoccthes seribendi, and the
ultimate publication of gross and wiltul
perverslon of facts in relation 10 the
action OF Council thereon, is among the
things that more than one fellow fnds
to be past finding out.
Ii, instead of gross perversion Of facts,
and imputation of motives Numerically
opposite to those sctuating parties, who
vslnly endeavor to correct existing evils,
he or she, would study out some method
Of solving the difficulties attending the
workhouse problem he would earn, il he
did not win, the thanks of long suffer.
ing community. RIGHT.
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THE COURTS.
Saturdays Proceedings I'm the DIFF
ferent Judiciary Bodies.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUpGE MELVIN.
Opinions were delivered in the follow.
ing cases:
j. w. Zsne VS. Theodore Fink's ad-
ministratrix et sis. Bill of complainant
dismissed.
State for use VS.. A. d Jacob et ais.
Demurrer to declaration sustained.
Reynolds VS.. Carol. special pleas OF
defendent held insufficient.
d. Lamb, trustee VS.. A: j. Cecil and
same plaintiff VS.. Alex. Lsughlln. Leave
to file amended bills refused.
In John p. Campbell vs.. Ii. 5.
Richards ct ais sn injunction was
awarded against the transfer OF the claim
in controversy.
On the case of Mathew II. Houston VS.,
NJ. j. McCluney and others, the suit was
received and ordered to proceed IN the
name of the administrator of plaintiff.
A certified copy Of the will OF A. q.
PsnnelL, executed and admitted TO pro
bate in the State of Texas, was admitted
to probate as a will of realty and per-
sonslly in this State.
A decree was entered for the sale OF
real property in the city OF Wheeling,
belonging to William Miller, an insane
person.
In the case eff Mary S. Graham VS.. g.
w. Graham, the objections of defendant
to the filing of demurrer were over.
ruled, and objections to the fling OF
plsintif's special replication sustained.
In the case of Jos. Stsger VS.. The Cen.
tripetal Power Company, q consent or
der was ordered, naming A. j. Sweeney
special receiver to take charge Of the
property of defendant.
Adjourned until Court in course.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Thomas Hughes & Co. VS. Susan r.
Hamilton, IN chancery. The receiver IN
this case was given until the 9th OF Feb
ruary to report.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Edward Dunmore, disorderly, fined 50
and costs. Execution suspended on pay
ment of costs.
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Petty Thfeying.

On Saturday afternoon about FIVE
o'clock, a woman entered the store of q
gentleman in the vicinity of the Fifth
ward market house, and while he was
waiting on another customer, she seized
a broom. and made of with it. The act
was observed by a friend of the merchant
who informed him Of II. He at once
pursued the culprit, overhsuled her and
recovered his property. She was then
allowed TO depart.
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The ]. W. schultz Boat CIub.

An association of young men in South
Wheeling are joined together as a socie-
" with the above title, and are pursuing
course in life, whose influence is not
only good for themselves, but beneficial
TO those around them Their place Of
meeting is situated unobtrusively on the
river bank, and Is such q perfect little
gem in its way that description will
doubtless prove interesting TO our
readers. The entire structure is SO feet
long By l6 feet wide, and is divided into
two compartments, one OF which is used
as reception room, and the other for
storage OF boats, tackle, etc. The former
is "a feet long, 10 feet wide and II feet
high, and is tastefully furnished. The
floor is covered with excellent cocoa
mating, and the sides are wainscoted
TO the height of four feet. A
motto with the word welcome
is the first object upon the walls which
meets the eye of the visitor and makes
him feel a. once st home. Around the
room are q number of handsome pic
lures, prominent among which may be
mentioned Twilight" Newport, X. L.
"Scene in Venice" "Wstch on the
Rhine" Two Boys" "nife on the Ocean
Wave" aud Scene of Boston Light"
Handsome mirrors, hat and coat racks
and other conveniences complete the fur
niture Of the establishment. There are
also accommodations for playing various
gsmes.
The club sre the owners Of three
boats, two working and one lspstreak,
besides the elegant prize won BY them 8:
the rsce last summer. The boat house is
said to be one Of tho fines. on the Ohio.
The officers sre: President jas. Ratiiti;
Secretary, Henry Wood; Csptsin, James
T. McCrsdy. The society numbers thlr-
ty-fye members.
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Nero Fiddled while Rome burned.

Last Friday some disturbance occurred
between Peter Cooper and John Nc
Clusky, the Theatre Comique manager,
in which the manager took Ccoper's
fiddle. In order 10 recover the property,
Cooper went before Squire Bulger and
swore out warrant against MACK
The trial was set for Saturday morning,
but owing to the non-sppesrance OF
Cooper, it was thought that the matter
had been amicably adjusted. Cooper
was fiddler at the Spring Garden at one
time, but at the time of the trouble be
was fddling in tie orchestra of the
Theatre ComiQue.
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Mil Iaems.

Tho LIS Belle nail factory will re.
sumo operations this morning.
Fire was put il the blast furnace 81
the Belmont Works st o'clock Sstur-
day evening, for the purpose of drying 1t.
THIS will require about ten days to CON-
plete.
The Riverside nail factory viii re-
sumo this morning for, it is understood,
eight days, though some think it will run
longer than that.
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Robert Emmers Centenary.

Nothing hss come down 70 US relative
10 this patriot except the memory Of
his mSrHrdom and his incompatible
dying speech. The centenary of his
birth occurs on the 4lh of hext March
less thsn tour weeks from the present
time. The question is, will his snniver.
ssry be celebrated by our Irish 2opu.
lace? Il should be done, or it will be
looked upon Is Ignoring the principles
which ne protested By the race for
whom he offered up hls young and ardent
life
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FOR SALE.

A FINEFARM IN MARSHALL COUN-
n ~, on Zig Grave Creek, one and half
mile east OF RoShy's Rock, and adjoining
the Il. Il q. X. r., containing I35 acres
nuh ~ poles, well improved with
MINE, LARGE DIV ELLlNG HOUSE,
stable, Orchard. &c; Il good well in the
ward. There is also some fine Greek Bot
iom land on II. Will be sold on FEBRU-
AIRY 10th, at public sale, between the
hours of " and O'Clock, on the premises,
II not sooner disposed OF. For terms, &c,
applv to A. Il. GORDON,
iao4igi On the Premises.
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Five Dollars and Costs.

Saturday Mike O'Hara imbibed toe
freely of that which intoxicateth, and
went to the Central glass house, in which
he is workman, and became somewhat
obstroperous in his demonstrations TO-
ward James Leasure, day manager of the
Central Glass Company. Becoming
tired of O'Hara's talk, the manager put
him out of the office. The sequel of the
whole affair is that O'Hsrs was brought
before Judge Crsnmer at the Police
Court matinee, last Saturday, and fined
So and costs, which he made right by
paving the amount.
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FOR TENT
FOR RENT.

1.-TWO NEW AND ELEGANT STORE
rooms with residences above, %eA
Nos. 1889 and ll4i Main street, west EsaiH
side. a few doors above the Peoples
bank, with gas and water throughout.
Possession given Immediately.
A large brick house, No. 2il6 Main street,
now used as a boarding house. Is In gooa
order, with gas and water throughout.
Possession given on first next April.
A two story frame house, corner OF
Twenty.fiith and Main streets, containing
"A fine store room and residence, with gas
and water.
A nice room in the second story OF the
building on the Opera House corner, front.
ing On Fourteenth street. Possession given
Immediately.
nlv IN NJ. REILLY,
w. Va. febeodh
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CQaI News.

We arc informed from reliable
source that tho miners of Kssley's banks
have contracted with their employer for
one years work st thirty five cents per
wsgon-fve cents less thsn was received
before the strike. The men will, it is
thought, be much better of under the
new arrangement, as they are, it is said,
guaranteed steady WORK for that length
of time.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index to New Advertisements.

Regular Tuesday Pscket-New Andes
Sale of Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture.
&c on Express Without Waiting.
Wanted-Situatio rs Cook or General
Housekeeper.
S. to $50 per Day at Home.
S66 Week in Your Own Town.
Gold-Sl2 q day.
To Keep Hands Employed-Thos.
Hughes & Co.
Look-No SLOUGH.
For Rent-Dwelling.
Wanted-Situation Us Book-keeper.
For Rent Five Rooms.
DR.. Banning's Lectures.
Ladies Ready-Msde Suits-[Head OF
Local.
Mis6ler Concert Company Opera
House.
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The Ghost SforI.

We are requested BY the family Of the
late Waterman st the Is Belle Nail
Works TO say that the item published
las. week in reference 70 the spirit OF the
departed, was incorrect. Our information
was from s gentleman usually well in-
formed whereof he speaks, but in his
case il seems he vas in error.
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Ild7 MAIN STREET
IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT VI
i Wheeling.
Henry Carl Ludwig Sick,
Frederick Henry Ernest Sick and o'hsn

vs..
Frederick Henry Ernest Sick and 0,htn
IN CHANCEKN,
BY virtue Of decree entered by 10
Municipal Court OF Wheeling, Ia the a1o,'
entitled cause on the 2lii day ~ Deem
Der, 1877, the undersigned, who was AZ
pointed a special commissioner Tor ila.
purpose, will sell, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY =, lsN
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. ~, AT pun
auction ut the front door Of ~" u,LH
House Of Ohio county, the iollowlngde'
cTlbed real estate, lying and being sllaAb
In the city OF Wheeling, county 81 ChH
and state of West virginia, tO:wit' Ib'
south one-haif of lot numbered tour 70
81 iare numbered fifteen u5l, rs dcsiIna.
ell on the plat of that part . raid c'Y ~
Wheeling called South Wheeling, nor
the Eighth ward, and being situate on W
east ssde Of Iol street, between IhiI9.
sixth and ThiTty-s Ycnth street. Iheit
erected on said lst a two story BRICK dE.H
ing house, stable and other buildings
TERMS OF SALE-Unc-haIi cash, ana a
much more az the purchaser may b. W.
inc 10 pay; the balance In one year VI.
interest rom day OF sale, the pufchS
giving his bond therefor, and The ! W !"
the property 10 be retained until me pr
chase money shall have been paid 10 ~, !.
r. q. BhkE'
igBi Special DOmmhs0hd
J. &. HERVEY, Auct!Oneer.
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PUBLIC SALE.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9th.A. ID.
~ 1878, In front Of the Court House, COM
mencing az 10 o'clock A. NJ, a Double Two
story Brick Dwelling, containing eight
rooms and garnet, two Gel airs. etc, COM
Portable house for two families, situated
on Main street, North Wheeling, on lot u,
NOS 200 and I'll, will he sold ut public sale
Il not sooner disposed OF. For terms APP
ply To John Holm, or c. A. SCHAEFER &
co, General Agents, Opera House corner.
iQuGN
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PUBLIC SALE.
CHRISTIAN & AMICK WILL OFFER

GHRISTMAN & AMICK WILL OFFER
SsATURDAY, FEBRUARY THE 2Np,
ISTS commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on
The premises, their brick building situate
el on the corner OF Main and sixteenth
street. The building will be sold under
the conditions that the present occupants
can have full use OF the said building until
the Isl day of March, 1873. Persons wish
ing TO purchase material for building of
the very hest quality will find IL TO their
Interest to attend the sale.
, Terms OF sale cash. &c. HERNEY,
ia2l.22'g7febl.2 Aucttoneer.
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FOR SALE.

HALF LOT ON The WEST SIDE OF
n Main 1t. Fifth ward, between Twenty
second and Twenty-third stS,, beginning
at a point 80 feet south of c. w. Seabrights
clothing store and extending SO feet south,
and extending 100 feet west to a wide alley.
Also frame tenement house on the east
side OF Eofi treet, Second " ard, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. For terms,
Nc apply to JAS. WHEELER. Esq,
Real Estate Agent, Office corner Main and
TSrd streets. Fifth ward. Ia9
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FOR SALE.

JOFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY
on Main street, two store rooms and
dwelling AT Nos. 20i0 and 2Ol7. The house
Is brick and two stories high. / also offer
for sale the saloon in the room No. 20l7
Main street. with all the fixtures, &c. This
IL "a good bargain, All on easy terms. For
full particulars apply To
JOHN SCHNELL, SR.,
iallb No. 20l5 Main street.
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JRitcSi for Debt.

Oliver Stringer is indebted to G. n.
& B. Chsrnock, hlscksmiths, for $40.
Strlnger resides in West Wheeling and
was arrested Saturday on capias by
Constable Hausinaur, and brought before
Squire Wheeler Saturday evening.
Beng unable to pay the $40 and costs,
he was sent 70 jsil.