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EASTERN QUESTION.
Curt RepIy OF Russia 10 England.

LONDON, February l2.-Lord Lotus,
the British ambassador at ST. Petersburg,
teegraphs to Lord Derby as follows:
ST.. PETERSBURG, February 9.
l have received from Prince Gortschs
koff the following answer to your te
gram Of the 7th inst, asking Kussls 10
give some explanation about the advance
OF the Russians toward COnstan-
tinopls, etc. In answer 10 your
EIcellency's note respecting the oc-
cupstion OF certain strategicsl points
In the nelghborbood Of Constantinople,
by Russian troops in consequence OF the
armistice. II is my duty 10 inform you
that we sre not yet in possession OF P1si-
tlye,iniormEtIon ss 10 the details OF the
armi.tice and IS 20 is application. l
should add that the military line OF
demsrcsiion, traced previously 10 the
Armisiice bas been sgreed upon between
the Russian snd Turkish authorities, and
is question which exclusively concerns
the belligerents.
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Failure of IrIsh GrnIn EITlns.

BELFAST, IRELAsD, February IL
About ten grain firms have failed. Their
total Liabilities are estimated At one mt
lion dollsrs
ULsTEE, February l2.-The Echo oj
Iretand ssys: The position Of number
Of firms 10 the grain trade has been tho
subject oil remark since last week. IL 10
no secreE that bills are lying a. the tan :
overdue, and the result will be very
serious 10 several firms. oder and
cautious merchants and mIllsrs will be
Untouched or only slightly, while several
who are touched will be able " pull
through. The result Of this semi panic
will be 70 bnng trade within moderate
and legitimate limits, which have tesn
lar over-tteppsd in several recent .rans.
ac.iOns
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BELMONT COUNTY.
BelIaiFe.

1t is reported that one of the judges
in the Second ward of this city, whose
duty it is to take charge OF the ballot box
yesterday morning before going to court
examined it and was very much sur
prised to find it entirely empty. The
query is on the streets to-day: Have We
q returning board amongst Us?
The clothing store Of n. Sonneborne
was feloniously entered Monday night. A
pane of glass on the south side OF
the show window was cracked. The
rsscsls pushed the broken piece in
and took q few pair OF gloves
amounting to about tour dollars. Thieve
unknown.
Candidates for Mayor are thicker thsd
fddlers in Tophet
Active preparations sre being made
for big supper to be given by the Bel
laire City Light Guards at their srmory
on the 22d inst.
Grammar Jones, general freight and
baggage agent at Lewis Mills station, on
the b. & .. K. r., WAS in town yester-
day.
Repairing of brass, wooden, or town
clocks attended TO with promptness and
nestness by p. p. Sellsrs, 4l9 Belmont
street, three doors below the railroad
bridge
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, February II.
SENATE.

Mr.. Thurman presented resolutions Of
the General Assembly of Ohio, express.
ing the opinion thst sll bonds of the gov.
ernment are payable, principal and in
terest, 10 silver coin; fsvoring the pas
sage Of the Bland silver bill; and declar-
ing that President Hayes and Secretary
Sherman in opposing the remonetizstien
of silver did not represent the views OF
the people Of Ohio. The resolutions were
read and laid on the table, the silver bill
now beng before the Senate.
lie also presented petition signed by
large number OF citizens of ONO, of all
political parties, tsyoring the repeal Of
the resumption act. Referred.
Mr.. Morrill, from the Committee on
Finance, reported fsvorsbly on House
Joint resolution declaring that the re.
duction Of tax on distilled spirits is mex
pedient, and gave notice that he would
call it up for consideration tomorrow
morning. 1t was placed on the calendar.
He also reported q substitute for the Sen.
ate bill TO provide for 3 Commission on
the subject of alcoholic liquor traffic, and
1t was placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Burnside, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported with amend
ments the Senate bill to remove all the
restrictions now existing in regard to
the enlistment of colored citizens in any
arm of the United States army. Placed
on the calendar.
Messrs. Msxey and Cockrell of the
committee announced that they didn't
agree with the msjority of the commit.
tee in reporting this bill.
At the expiration Of the morning hour
consideration was resumed OF the silver
bill and Mr.. McDoLald spoke in favor
of it.
At the conclusion of Mr. MCDonsld's
remarks. Mr.. Merrimon took the floor
but yielded to Mr.. Sargent on whose mo
tion the Senate went into executive ses.
sion.
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weather Indications.

WAsHISGroS, February lS, / A. NJ
For TenDessee and the Ohio Valley.
warmer and partly cloudy weather, fol-
lowed St the west stations by increa,iD K
clOudiness aud rAib, with southwost
winds and rising followed by falling b~-
romster.
For the Lower Lakes, partly cloudy
weather, with sress Of lgb. snow, warn
or southwes, shifting 70 cider northwest
winds, and rising barometer.
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Hor.. and nuI. Market.

CIscIsSATI, February Il.-Tbers s
very little change IN the msrts, since
The IsGt report. The principal demands
are from Virginia and North CsrolTns.
There were over two hundred hsSd Of
horses shipped 70 those tso States last
week, ranging 10 price from go 70 $40
. bead. There we-e siso several lo.s Of
mules shipped there, costing from go 10
go bead. The clsss Of stock 10 cr.
m.rd for this market s meiiGm 'Zsd.
fGi, snooIb homes and mule. There
we're few cal losds Of stock shipped ~
the Eastern Market Of tiaereai kinds.
Q. vsrioos prizes. Drah horias are very
scarce, and in good demand
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WASHINGTON COUNTY ITEMS

From the Washington, Pa, Reporter l2th.
Ruben Cook, brother-ln-law OF
james Walters, Of THIS borough, was
killed in coal nine, a. Penn Station,
Wts:morlsud county, a few days ago. by
falling sistc. He was 81 one time resi-
dent Of this borough.
Miss kste (. Smith and Mr.. Adsm
Britaer, of Greene county, were married
st Brownsville, on Sunday, 10Th INST, by
Father Devlia.
West Alexander is looming up as a
milk shipping depot. List year four
parties alone sbippet nearly 25,OC0 gal
Ions of milk.
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The female Ye<lesirinn.

PrTTyBUEGH. February IL. -MIas Bsr-
tia Won Hillern completed her eighty
nine mile walk st e55 tbs evening.
having five minutes 70 spare. Tbs lasi
Ten miles were walked in z hoars. 81
minutes and 40 seconds, aud the lssi
mile 10 II minutes and 80 secood,.
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nurderer Sentenced

CLEvKLAsD, February ia fpecial
70 the Herald IRON AAnsaeld, Oaio
states that to-day Edward Webb s.s
sentenced 70 be hung on FrId1g Nay
SIsl for the murder Of WilHAm Flnney
committed On December 9Th l.st.
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PARIS. February PA Telegram from
Athens ,tstss that according 70. semi
fl - - egrAm received there from Con-
t;sGtinOple, the Porte bn iniinstsd
tnNt II you'd order The forts 20 Gre on
the British hss., IL IL attempted W enter
the Dafdennelles.
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RhrnesyilIf.

Correspondence OF the Register.
BARSEsvrLLE, y, February IL.
POISONING Casa VICTIM cT qUACK-
ERY.
Poison seems 70 be the bsne Of Barnes
vile. First we had poison IN the milk
pail. which made "the cat die" which
was seen by divers good men and true,
but which had no effect on hard. hearted
grand Jury, which decided TIA. such
freaks Of lunscy, like Zip Van Winkls's
drinks, didn't count. Then We hsd the
FreI and the Stephens attempts,
which happily resulted only in
scsres and poison; bu. nov We
have IN all seriOutneis. an
appalling poisoning tragedy by which
Mn. Sarah Burtoft, daughter ot Peter
Enswingsr, has given up her life, and
lies to-day cold ADD lifeless corIss, the
tie victim Of Ignorance, stimulated By
whisky. Yesterday Hn. Burtoit Corn
erly Mrs. STUART worked 81 day "a TO-
5acco house, and iee,ing Seariod Ia the
evening, With hesc ache, Der uncle, Ar.
EiEArd Mccormick, sort o. travelling
guAck who sells bo.trutns Of hi,
own ignorAn. eompOundIog. gave her
q dose Of medicine With the pronRe oi
relief. Mu. Mccormack, liormsriy
Martha EnsmingsrJ aho psr.ooE Of tbs
hGid, Is did one or tzo oiber parties. /.
WA 3 mixture Of hydrSEtes, ginseng and
= hslfO8res Of gelssnInum, OF the eIiEAc;
Of yellow jAssAtnibe, the bottIe hsibg
fIled up with gin. The dose ~ss tssea
1t s:2D. Bys o'clock hn. Bartof. wO
very III, and By ll:zo she vAs . corpse
Medical aid WAs summoned, bat could
Do; rslIeve her, gessminum bSing 30
unusual poison, without any spscihf
antidoss. Ars. Mccormick aiso becsn'
very ill, with similar symptoms, arc
barely escaped desth- a eorOners JUN
/ is lavesAgAIing the case, bat have no
\ yet made up their verdict.
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~. CIsirsyiIIe.
Correspondence OF the Register.
ST. CLAIRSyILL, February II

ST. CLAIRSyILL, February Il.
THE CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.
The contested election case OF James
A. Barnes against Lewis &. Wright, for
the Office of County Recorder as now on
trial and is expected 10 consume several
days. There are lG5 witnesses summoned
10 testify in the case, and with nine sttor.
neys engaged in it, the trial will no
doubt be tedious one. The plaintiffs
attorneys sre ID. d. I. Cowsn, 81 Csir
Kelly, G.. w. Hoge and W. 5. kennon.
For the defendant, the following sttor-
neys appear: Il. +. Chambers, .. j..
Swsney, j. +. Chsrlesworth, Peter TALL
man aad j. w. Shannon. 1t is impos.
sible to predict with any degree Of cef-
tainty what the result will be. Judge
Okey, who will decide the contest, is Il
Democrat, but he is not q man 10 allow
his political feelings TO govern him IN the
discharge of his official duties he is no.
Judge of the Joe Bradley kind.
MApEAN ASSIGNMENT.
John Sherman's ruinous tinsncis poll.
cy is still doing its perfect work among
| the people OF this county. A few days
ago MIR. Watson Pryor, An extensive
farmer and most worthy citizen OF
Kirkwood Township, msde an assign
ment. Mr.. Pryor owns $40 acres Of
land in this county, and was supposed 10
be doing business on solid foundation.
| We learn thst his assets will about equal
his liabilities, namely $4,000.
INCREASE OF WITNESS FEEs.
We see by the Legislature reports that
Hon. Harvey Dsniord, Representative g
from this county. has introduced Il bill in
the House 10 increase the fees Of wit.
nesses in Common Pleas Courts from 30
to 75 cents. This is = move in the right
direction. Witnesses in our Courts have
never been paid enough. AS the law
now stands, persons required TO appear
as witnesses do not receive enough 70 pay
their expenses.
TRIALS PssTPoSED.
The trial of the case of VIM. Garrett
and JOS A. Ferrell against VIM. Jack
son, mentioned in your columns lew
week ago, has been postponed until the
next term of Court. Jackson prosecuted
Garrett and Ferrelll for stealing bis
wheat. The justice acquitted the accused
and then they sued Jackson Tor mslic.
ious prosecution, claiming damages OF
| $4,000 each.
The case OF Benz. Mcfarland, marshal
OF Martins Ferry, charged With shooting
young NeihsrI, last Fall, from the effects
of which the boy died, has also been
postponed 10 the next term.
The ssle Of the Ohio City Iron and
Nail Works, at Msrtin's Ferry, was con.
frmed BY Judge Okey on Monday.
LECTURE.
Rev. w. NJ. CASTOR, Of Bellsire, is An
nounced 70 lecture in the Presbyterian
Church here, on Friday evening, on the
subiec. Of his recent visi. 10 Scotland.
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CREMATION.
Another Body TO be Inundated at
Washington, Pa.

Washington, Pa.
CINCINsATI, February II. The body
OF Mrs. Jane Pittmsn, who died in thi:
city yesterday, will be conveyed 10
Washington, Pa, to be cremsted by DR..
lie Moyne in accordance with her own
wishes, expressed in her written will,
Her husband, Mr.. Ben Pittman, leaves
for Washington Thursday evening with
her remains.
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CATTLE

Last FRIDAY fOar sAr )osds Oi cattle
ana too Of bOgs we're shipped from here
10 BAlIimofe. Home buyers srs Bener-
Gus, and are parckAsing great deal Oi
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I believe that every question which Is
right will some day be successful. Esch
ns;ion has had is rise, its fsll and decay.
l, hs: bsen said that We coald not exist
a huudred yesrs. Well, We have, snd
are taking $ step upward. We have not
gone bAck in the hundred wears. The
cry will be Tramp, tramp, tramp, the
bows are marching
II YOU will look s: the statistics sou
will ind falling of OF 20 per cent. In
the ssle Of interesting liquors, AID God
bless these lsdies; God bless Tom Horn
brock, and Logan, and List.
We looked when we wanted money
into the church, and found il. Aud just
IS sure IS God exists, the victory Will be
ours.
NJ. Richard then read letter which
hsd been sent 10 Mr.. Hornbrook IN re.
ference 10 the meeting, *.
WHEELING, W. Va Feb. 10, 1878.
To Messrs. Hon. E. @. CraerGft, J. n.
Richards aAd others.
GESTLEMgN-In the midst OF the
present excitement in the cause Of ITEM
persnce" 1t is noticeable thst Thomas
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M. Jake Kemple Who Said

LADIES AND GESTLENEN-To-night
is the first anniversary OF sn important
event in the morsl snd socisl history Of,
the city of Wheeling, that OF the in
sugursilon Of the Christian Temperance
Movement among Us. This demons,rs-
ton is peculiarly significant. 1t means
thsi the spirit awakened one year sgo
this night Is rot dead, nor is j. sleeping.
1t means more than this, tbs. the Tenn
perance cause has come 70 be regarded
by on. people IS auecessary Institution.
One year ago the temperance work WAS
started under untsyorsble suspices. The
enemies of the temperance cause were
largely in the sscendency, and were
defiant whIls. those who prayed sc.
creuy tor the success of the work, dare
not encounter the scorn and opposition
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HIH NAME.

BsrnesvIlle - given 10 seeking slter
knowledge, and just row she il euie.y.
oring 20 find out who's WAKRES.
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DRAMATIC.

Dramatic talent IN our city can't keep
still. No sooner had the veil dropped
over the "Hidden Hand" than another
troupe commenced organizing for tho
benefit OF Strabl's orchestra, and We soon
will have, no doubt, the "Goose thst Laid
the Golden Egg combined with David
Gsrrick" or Lord Dundrcary"
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Rev. w. NJ. Castor, Of Bellsire, is an
nounced 70 lecture in the Presbyterian
Church here, on Friday evening, on the
subiec. Of bis recent visit 10 Scotland.
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schenek,s pulmonIc syrup, Sea


WEED TONIC AND MANDRAKE PILLS.
These deServedly celebrated and popular
medicines have effected q revolution In the
healing art, and proved the tallacy oil sew
eral maxims which have for many year.
obStructed the progress OF medical science
The false supposltion that Consumption u
incunable" deferred physicians from at
tempting to find remedies for that disease,
and patients afflicted with 1t %reconciled
themselves to death without making an ei,
fort to escape from a doom which they sup
posed 10 be unavoidable. II Is now proved,
however, that Consumption can be cured,
and that It has been cured in q very great
number OF cases (some OF them apparently
desperate ones) by Schenck's PulmoniC
Syrup alone; aud In other cases by the same
medicine in connection with Schenck's
Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, one
or both, according to the requirements oil
the case.
DR.. Schenck himself who enjoyed min
terrupted good health for more than forty
years, was supposed at one time to be at the
very gate OF death, his physicians having
pronounced his case hopeless, and aban,
doned him to his fate. He was cured by
the aforesaid medicines, and, since his re.
coyery, many thousands similarly affected
have used Or. schenck's preparations with
the same remarkable success.
Full directions accompany each, making
1t not absolutely necessary to personally
see DR.. schenck unless patients wish their
lungs examined, and for this purpose he Is
professionally at his principal office, corner
Sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia, every
Monday, where oil letters for advice must
be addressed
gists. cod.
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BY HANNIBAL FORBES, .
january 1lth, 1878.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of n deed Of trust made by George
ZIlea and Barbara Zilles his wife 10 The under
signed trustee, dated the Sd day Of December,
1876, and recorded In Tho Clerks Otite OF the
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In
book Of deeds Of trust and mortgages No. 0 on
pages 49l, 492 and 400, ] will on
THURSDAY, he14th dayoE February A. D. 1873
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. N, at the front door
Of The Court House Of said county, 10 the city Of
Wheeling, proceed 10 sell to the highest and best
bidder, the following described real Estate, or %
much thereof rs may be necessary 10 pay the debt
secured by said deed Of trust and tho accrued In
tcTest thereon and the expenses Of sale, including
the trustees commissions, that is 70 my: A GER
10 The equity Of ohio and State Of West Virginia,
and the southern portion Of q tarct Of land pur-
chased by Il v. Whelan Of JokiAh updegrafL trus-
tee Of NJ. NJ. l. Zane and Others, and thu sane
tract Of land conveyed 10 said George Mlles By Raid
r. v. Whelan by deed bearing date March slst
1865, aud Iecordei In deed book No, %, page 81,
In Giid Clerks office, and is bounded as follows !.
Beginning on the west tide Of the east branch OF
the Ohio river and ut the n~eriheast corner oil the
vineyard tract formerly owned by Henry Moore
and now owned by john i. GiichriSt, thence with
tho north line Of said Gllcllrst north S2IEo west
81 S.lt0 poles TO the east bank Of tile west branch
Of said river, thence up said west branch and bind
Ing thereon north 20S 49, east % 20.l00 poles and
and north 22s g. east 16 gS-l00 poles TO q stake,
thence leaving Said west branch and cIOssing the
Island south SO east GO l5.l00 poles to the rest
said river and binding thereon south 1Se 40 east
IL 3S-i00 poles and south 12o cast II 10.i00 poles,
south % 90 east u l2-1t0 poles 10 the beginning,
containing 20 acres, more or less.
TERYS OF sALK -one third Of the purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof rs the pur-
chaser may elect TO pay, cash In hand the residue
in two EQUAL instailmenlA payable respectively In
Ex and twelve months from dHy Of SAle, with inter
rest from that day, md the deferred payments TO
be secured by a deed Of must on tho property sold.
Selling rs trustee, ] shall convey such title rs "a
vested In me by said deed Of trust.
GEORGE b. CALDWELL,
Trustee.
]. c, HKRvRY, Auctioneer ial0
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GLADEs IRON WORKS,

including the town Of Gladesyille, ard eight hun,
dred and hity acres Of coal and iron lands annexed
thefelo. The description and boundaries thereof
eau DO fully knoyn BY TeletCnee 10 The lol9Nlng
deeds conveying the Elid land 70 Georgo Hartman,
All Of which are recorded In the once Of the Clerk
Of tho County Court OF Preston county, West Wiz
ginil, to.wit: A deed for two tracts Of land, one
Containing 2aS% acres, the other % cIts anu y
poleS. IRON q. A. and Agnes Heidelberg 10 aid
tieorEe lIardmAn and Mary 4. Millner: dated MAY
10th, 1870, and recorded In Deed BOOK h3.Sg peess
266-7; a deed for I4E5% aerIs from W. Il. Heldel;
borg 10 aid Hardman, dated May 27th, 1871, and
recorded 10 Deed Book No. 40, page 2G1i q deel
from Harmon and Martha A. Trcket to tue Aaid
Hartman and Mary i. Millner ior two uacts o.
land, both containing 6lh acres, dated Jun ioLn,
9-1, and deed from John B, sherHrl and others
10 Eid Hardman, dated May 18th, 1877, and re,
corded IN Deed Book No. II, pages 2 and y q dted
from Margaret, George b, james W, JutlA A.. anu
kanh L. jackson 10 said George Hartman Tor Que
aero, dated March 18th, 1871, and recorded IN Deed
Book NJ. IS, pages 1915; u decd from VIM. B, and
Q. Brown 10 Elid HaIdman for Two acres and y
perchCs, dated March 9Th, 1914, and recorded In
Deed Book No. II, ppges 4 and y; q deed iiofl
tyYus and Nancy J. Linton 70 said Hartman Ior
y acres and ~. perches, dated June iItn, lo.d,
and recorded In Deed Book No. Il, pages u and III
a died from Buckner and Rebecca Fairfax 10 sAld
Hnrdman for 100 acres, dated August 1sth, 1874,
and recorded In Decd Book No. A, Taees 20 and I'll
and n decd from John X. and Mary I, blillner "
the said HatdmAn for iour tracts OF l1ndt aggro-
eating aSS acres, dated March IGLh, 1874, and re-
corded 10 Decd Book No. Il, pages Y. 3 and !.
The whole containing In the aggregate at least 800
acres, with all the Improvements aud applrte'
names thereto In any wise belonging, including
tile furnace and fixtures, and being tho Eanlc pfop-
erty conveyed 10 Thomas Y. CanGy and Georsc IL:
Miller, trustees, for the said George Htrdman and
wife, by mortgage deed dated November lst lSIi,
and recorded in Book No. 10, pages % and %, In
the office Of sid County Clerk Of aid Preston
county, being the Samo property conveyed 10 the
taid A6ner EvlnS, Jr, by Hannibal Forbes, spe-
cial Commissioner, and deed Is Of record among the
land Tecotds Of Preston county, West Virginia.
TRRNs or sAIK-one.thlfd Of the purchase
money, or such greater amount thereof rs the Pur-
chaser may elect 10 pay, cash In hand, the residu
Ia two EQUAL yearly payments, with interest from
day Of ale, and the deferred Payments % be Sc
cured by deed Of trust on the property sold.
JASPER Y, MOORE, Trustee.
BY HANNIBAL FoRBEs, Attorney.
. Tsn.aHw fIth# 1879 tnIl
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NothIng line nclng Canuons.

Toledoans arc The hOnesleat people
knownin this great republic. Just listen
to the following story which a tourist told
Free Pcs reporter in Detroit" A trav'
cling mar named A. J. Gross stopped at
n hotel in Toledo, Saturday, and upon re.
firing put a diamond pin, valued At $3.50
in his pocketbook and then placed the
pocketbook in one Of his shoes. Later in
the evening he placed his shoes outside
Of his chamber door and thought no more
q the matter until morning, when he was
awakened by the porter, who held th0
Shoes nicely polished 10 one hand, while In
the other was the p~ocketbook and pin,
The porter received 1910 bill for his hon
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mathematical demonstration like the
foregoing must indicate to the most OBJ.
fuse mind that an enterprise which a be
carried out with fair success with money
at three or four per cent might very soon
become bankruptif money was borrowed
at these rates Of interest, increased by the
addition Of even one or two per cent.
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BEILArRE LocAIS-Mr. W. O. Wat
son, Of Barnesyille, Ohio, Inspector Of the
Bellaire tobacco warehouse, and Mr.. w.
L. Thompson, Of East Liverpool, Ohio, a
musical composer, were among those who
registered at the Globe House yesterday.
Madame Won Crawford was again on
the war path yesterday.
Mr.. D. Mccoy, a mailer. who last week
sustained severe injuries by breaking his
collar bone, caused by the falling Of a
timber upon him, 10 getting along salts.
factory to his family and phySician.
]. E. D.