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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-11
Personalities.

Miss Ramage, of Flushing, Ohio, is
visiting Miss Updegrstt, on Sixteenth
street.
j. +. Atkinson and wife Of the Grafton
hotel, Grafton, is in the city.
Miss Taylor, of the Wheeling Female
Seminary, will, 1t is said, take about
twenty five young ladies to Paris, this
Summer, to see the Exposition.
George Carnahsn, of the firm of Car
nahan & Co., has gone east to purchase
new stock of goods.
j. H. McCsrty, of Dennison, o., pri-
vate secretary OF j. Ii. Barrett, Superin-
tendent Of the Panhandle, and Mr.. 5.
Wilson, Of Steubenyille, are in the city.
j. Nj. Reynolds, General Passenger
Agent in this city of the P, q. Il. st. Il
Railway, is having q handsome office
fixed up at the depot.
Miss Ella Stoddsrt is visiting Miss Sue
Linch, of the South Side.
Miss Minnie Cox, who has been visit
ing friends in the city for some time, wall
leave for her home in Cincinnati, this
evening.
Joseph A Bell, book keeper at Logan,
List & Co.'S. was married to Miss Emma
Hssson, of Cecil County, Md, last
Thursday evening. The happy couple
are expected to arrive in this city to-day
or tomorrow.
II. Whipple, who was formerly citi-
ION of our city, is now keeping hotel
at Loveland, Ohio, on the Little Miams
railroad.
Sam Busby, of Short Creek, was in the
city on last Saturday.
Miss Bette Harrison, OF Baltimore, is
visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. Ryan and several others left yes
terday morning for Chicago for the pur-
pose of purchasing q lot OF fine cattle for
our market
Louis Fcinler, who travels for the boot
and shoe house of Boyd & Prsther, re-
turned home Saturday from three
weeks trip, and reports business not OF
the best. Louis says the bottoms have
fallen out of all the roads in West Vir-
GINA
Miss Ella johnson was the recipient
Of complimentary serenade at her
fathers residence, No, I50, Twenty
ninth street at a late hour Friday night,
The band played some choice airs.
Misses Emma and Addie Winning, OF
Steubenville, are visiting their relative,
Miss Addie Smith, in this city.
Miss Eliza Wilson, member Of the
n. G. 4. U choir, who has been away
from the city for several weeks, has re-
turned.
Miss Rosy Hesrn, who has spent tho
past five weeks with friends In W heel
ing, on her return home stopped over TO
spend several days with her cousins the
Misses Jones, of Lexington avenue. She
will leave Tor her home, Newport, to-
Observation-Disclosures Sunday Neios.
There was large and interesting tenn
persnce meeting at the Methodist
Church last night. Among the speakers
who entertained the audience was Mr..
Thomas Horn brook, OF Wheeling, w.
Va, who made al effective speech and
created very favorable impression. He
is 8 most earnest and enthusiastic tenn
perance msn.-Hot Springs Telegraph,
9th
DR.. John 2. Tingle AMI Judge Joseph
Tinge, both of Cambridge, Ohio, are
visiting Sheriff Jingle.
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Directors Of the Insane Asylum.

The list OF directors for the Insane
Asylum, which We published in Sstur.
dsy's REeIsTRB, was gwen US by one Of
the State officers, therefore we gave them,
but upon information from Secretary
Brady, We give the old board, which WAS
re-sppointed, and which are IS follows:
James Withrow, OF Greenbrier County;
Dr.. NJ. Campbell, of Wood County; A.
A. Lewis, OF Lewis County; VIM. L,
Lively, of Lewis County; /. Rs!ston, Of
Lewis County; VIM. L. Hesrn, OF Ohio
County; Jacob L. Armstrong, Of jackson
County; John W. GranthAm, Of Jefferson
County; c. NJ Bishop, of Preston Coan-
.y; Medical Superintendent, I. B. Cam.
dan NJ ID
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

A FARM OF 30 ACRES, on THE b. &. o..
"A K. r.. a few minutes walk from Glenn
raSton station; ~ acres well improved,
two story dwelling, fine cellar, stables and
other Outbuildings; a variety of fruit trees
and grape vines. Terms, one-half cash ,
and residue IN two and three years, with
Interest. c. A. SCHAEFEK d CO.,
Real Estate Agents, Opera House Corner,
second floor.
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Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate,

WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT PUBLIC
Auction, AZ The front door of thu Court
House,
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 10.
1873, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Qt Il OF
SoId III private sale before that date,) the
following described property: Two-thirds
OF lot No. 1874, situated on The east side of
Chapllne street, In Centre Wheeling, Fifth
wtrII. The pTopt rty is elegantly improv-
cd. II has on II a splendid Brick Dwelling,
cautaiuing nine rooms and large hall, all
fitted up In the most modern style: has gas
and water throughout, and has every con-
veniance 10 make n home comfortable,
the same being beautifully located. Per.
sons desiring 10 purchase u beautiful resi-
dence aud most elegantly located, should
avail themselves OF this opportunity. Amy
information r,qUired regarding the said
property can behad by calling on Hervey,
Britt 4 Co, Real Estate Agents, No. 1870
Marget street.
flesh +. G, WlNSHlP, Agent.
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FOR r EMIT.
FOR RENT.

TWO NEW AND ELEGANT STORE
rooms with residences above, -
Nos. llSe and ll4l Main street, west im
side. a few doors above the Peoples
Rank, with gas and water throughout
Possession given Immediately.
A large brick house, No. 24l6 Main street,,
now used as boarding house. is IN gooo
order, with gas and water tnronghou'
Possession given on first next April.
two story frame house, corner OF
Twenty.fith and Main streets, containlns
n fine store room and residence, with gas
and water,
bnildine ON the Opera House corner, front
gon Fourteenth street. Possession giver
Immediately.
,lv n NJ. REILLY,
W Va febeodl
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THE COURTS.
Saturdays Proceedings I'm the DIFF
fereur Judiciary Bodies.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOY

COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.
Diner D. Cook, Esq., wss qualified &c
practice law.
State for Jane Cornwell We. F. Bye
and A. Zimmerman, certified by Squire
Bulger. Motion for new trial oyerruled,
Judgment Cor plaintiff for s55.9S.
Jane Schuder VS.. 81. S. Thornburg and
j. o. Pendleton. Injunction granted.
Nancy Hollinger vs.. Benz. Gordos
Appeal from Squire w. H. Caldwell
Judgment for defendant against plaintiff
for costs.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock this morn
ing.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDdE CRANMER
Franklin Wooden Company VS. }. F.
Budke. ct al in chsncery. Order entered
requiring l.. S. Jordan, Commissioner of
this Court, to report his proceedings to
the Court in this case on the first day Of
the next term.
Samuel J. Ellifritz VS.. Friedrich Baker,
IN assumpsit. A new trial WAS granted
the defendant in this case on condition
tbst he pay the costs accrued thereon
before the 18th day OF March.
Adjourned until ten o'clock this morn
ing.
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TEMPERANCE NOTES.
OTIS HALL,


On Saturday night very large audi
ence was present The me citing was
opened by reading, singing and prayer.
Mr.. Robert Sweeney, OF Martins Ferry,
o., was introduced, and made an eloquent
address, which WAS listened to very at
tentively by the large audience. Mr..
Joseph +. Kline then made good ad-
dress in behalf of temperance. Vice
President q. w. Baggs followed in one
OF his usual rich addresses. 4. u. Ora.
craft made short address, which was
followed by lew remarks by President
Young. This closed tho meeting, with
ten signers to the pledge. The temper
ance prayer meeting yesterday afternoon
was small, but the interest was large and
a good time was had by those who were
present, Mrs. Whitesldes had charSe OF
the meeting,
L,st night good sized audience was
or hand at the opening. MIR. A. D.
Wincher opened the meeting with pray
or and reading portion of the scriptures.
Mr.. WIncher after making few intro
ductory remarks, introduced Robert
Marshall as the FIRST orator Of the even
inc; he made an interesting address.
Joseph G. Cline was next introduced, and
gave part OF his past life as drunkard.
"Gris" made good speech, the benedic'
ton was then pronounced, there being
one signer TO the pledge.
PARXERS' HALL.
On Saturday night there was large
meeting at this hall, st which Andrew j.
McNash presided. Rev. o. 7. Miller,
James Deyinney, Alex. Thcburn and
VIM. Martin made addresses. There
were several signers to the pledge.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was
also held on Sunday night. &. w.
Bags presided. Speeches were msde by
Captain Williamson, G. w. Baggs and
L. G. Crscrsft, Esq: the latter OF whom
| was even more eloquent than usual. Sew
eral sgners were obtained.
WASHINGTON HALL TOMORROW NIGHT.
The following is the order OF exercises
for the temperance meeting at Washing
ton Hall tomorrow night: Scripture
Lesson, Opening Prayer by Miss Lizzie
BOYD, Music, Lecture by Miss A. Taylo
Music, Recitation by Miss kirkpatrick,
of Bellaire, Addresses by Z. 6. Cracrslt
and others, German Speech by Jake
Kemple. An admission fee OF ~ cents
will be charged. Literature at the door.
WASHINGTON HALL.
The hall was we'll filled yesterday af-
ternoon. Mr.. j. M. Richards conducted
the exercises. Rev. M. Lobengier, of
York, led in prayer. Rev. Mr.. GIed-
hill. of Bridgeport, preached a sermon
from Proverbs, % chapter, 1885 verses.
He WAS followed by Jacob Kemple. Sew
ersl signatures to the pledge were OBJ
tanned.
BELLAIRE.
A rouslng temperance meeting was
held in the Presbyterian Church yester-
day afternoon. L. q. Crscratt and O..
W. Baggs. Esqrs., delivered able and
eloquent addresses. A number OF signers
to the pledge were obtained.
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Omcers Elected.

Last Friday evening the members OF
the Linosley Literary Society elected
the following officers to serve during the
ensuing two months: President, Robert
l.. Norton; Vice President, John h. List
Sec, Campbell Sweeney; Critic, Robert
B. Mcclure. The Young American
Literary Society OF the same institution
elected officers to serve the same period
of time as the above. The officers are
President, Albert G. Highly; Vice Presi-
dent, Harry Frsnzheim; Secretary, Peter
o. Bosley; Critic, Edgerton Vance.
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SATURDAYS Parade.

Long before the appointed time large
numbers of people had gathered on
every corner to witness the parade OF
our military last Saturday. Precisely al
four o'clock the several captains re-
ported at the capitol squsre and turned
Their companies over 10 Msjor Miller.
The line Of march was soon taken up
and the principal streets of the city
parsded. There were about $50 soldiers
exclusive OF the band aud drummer bows.
who participated IN the parade, All the
companies presented fine appearance
In drill but some We're rather few in
numbers, the Gotf Guards having turned
out in full bore away the honors OF the dag
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KIYpr news.

The marks al the landing last evening
indicated IL feet inches and rising.
The Abner O'Neal departed for Pitts.
burgh Saturday morning ut O'Clock.
She will leave tomorrow at the same
time for Pittsburgh.
The Courier lett for Parkersburg at
the usual hour Saturday morning.
The Hudson did not get away tor Gin
cinnati until 1890 Saturday night. She
had the best trip of the season.
The following boats passed up Sstur-
dsy with empty tows: Alex. Swift, Dex-.
ter, Iron Mountain and Sam Brown.
The Hornet passed down with a tow
Of coal Saturday.
The Salt Valley passed up Saturday
night for Pittsburgh.
The hattie Stockdale passed Up from
Cincinnati to Pittsburgh yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock.
The Andes is due to-day from Gin
cinnatl.
Captain J. L. Stockdale was in town
Saturday on business.
Captain B. +. Goodwin left for Gin
clnnati yesterday morning to meet the
steamer Ed Hobbs, which is on her wsy
to this port.
Mr.. Eugene Anshutz at one time third
clerk of the Hudson, is in town looking
as we'll as ever.
The Barnard arrived from st. Louis
last evening.
1t is reported that Captain Asa Booth
will put the steamer Express in the Park
ersburg trade this week in place of the
Mallie Rsgon.
The Maliie Ragon on her last trip
down took on an iron bridge at Bellaire,
which weighed twenty tons, and is l24
feet in length, 1t Will beput up back OF
MstamOras, Ohio.
We learn that the steamer Kitty Nye
will extend her trip from Parkersburs TO
Matsmorss.
by Telegraph
SHREVEPORT March 10. departed
Durfee, New Orleans. Heavy and con-
.lnued rain. River rose inches.
LOUISVILLE, Marcn 9.-Weather clear
and COOL Depsrted-Goh, Memphis.
River falling, with 9 feet 10 iEckes IN
the canal.
CNCINNATI, March l0.-River % feet
inches and stationary. Depqrted-J.
w. Gaf Memphis. Weather clear and
pleasant; heavy rain and wind storm
this afternoon.
New ORLEANS, March I0-Arrived-
Golden Rule, Cincinnati. All the boats
except the Natchez reported having left
Saturday evening, oyerlaid till Sunday
morning on account of the storm.
EVANSVILLE, March 10.-Westher
clear tonight; rained this morning; wind
south and west; mercury So to 90 deg.
River 20 40 feet and falling. Down
Sam Roberts, Laura Davis, Grey Eagle,
Bowling Green, Schenck. Up-Smith,
notspur. Business dull.
MEMPHIS, March 10.-Westher clear
and pleasant. The river fell inch. Ar
rived-Chsrles Morgan and Thompson
Dean, New Orleans; Commonwealth, St.
Louis; Kellogg and bsrges, Helena; City
of Vicksburg, Vicksburg. Departed
Charles Morgan, Cincinnati; Common
weelth, New Orleans; Kellogg and
bsrges; City Of Vicksburg, st. Louis.
CAIRO, March l0.-Arrived-Belle
Memphis, st. Paul; Mary Miller, New
Orleans; Colorado, Vicksburg; K. f. De-
reussey, Mound City; Robert Mitchell,
New Orleans; Mary Houston, Cincinnati.
Departed -Belle Memphis, Vicksburg;
Colorado, st. Louis; Mary Miller, Cln-
cinnatl; Robert Mitchell, Cncirnsti;
Houston, New Orleans. River SO feet 3
inches and rising. Weather clear; mer-
curry 65 deg.
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Narrow Escape from Drowning.

Mr.. John Il. Whyte son of Street
Commissioner Whyte, had very narrow
escape from drowning on Saturday. he
had drivea into the river near the Lower
Riverside Mill, in his fathers buggy, for
the purpose OF washing it, and by mis-
take got where the river bottom was
swsmpy, and before he was aware Of it,
the horse stumbled and fell and the
buggy WIS saoat- Mr.. w. swan ashore
but the horse was drowned. He was
valued at Sl26. The buggy and harness
were recovered at Benson's Ferry They
were not much damaged.
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NEW OsLEAxs, February 10. 1873.

~'E" - hLE-A-hSf CYL u lSi-s
The undersigned certiHes that be held
for collection for account of =. w. Ar
mold, st Palmetto, Campbell county, Ga,
ons-hsIt of single number ticket No.
1898, class "B," in the Louisiana State
Lottery, which drew the FIRST capital prize
ofTHIzTY THOUSAND DOLLARS on Tues
day, February IL, 1918, said ticket hay
ing cost the sum OF one dollar, sent BY the
home Office Of the company at New Or
leans, La, through correspor dence in re-
ply TO q letter by mail with one dollar
enclosed TO M. A, Druphin, Z. .. box
692, New Orleans" and that the amount
WAS promptly paid by check on the
Louisiana Sstronsl bank, on presents-
ton of the ticket 81 the Office OF the
company.
4. JUNoSyILLE.
Runner Louisiana National Bank,
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Great Bargains.

We will sell from this time till April
LIST our stock Of Pianos, Organs and Mu.
steal Goods Of all descriptions. A fine
pair OF match horses, one buggy and one
wagon aad harness; at coat for cash or
approved security.
On the above date, A. II. Adams will
retire from the arm. Apply 70 Adams
h Lucas, 1927 Market street.
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FOR RENT.

one FINE BRICK DIV ELLlNG, NINE
I rooms, with all modern improve IA
men.s, water closet and bath TUBS; ID
large lot; located No. ~ $. Penn ST.,
now occupied by W. Ii. Caldwell, Esq
Possession April LIST.
one Two and half story brick house
with eight rooms and store room; gas ana
water; all in good repair: No. Us ElSh-
tenth street; Will be rented very low.
Possession April LIST.
street, suitable for offices or dwellings.
Possession April LIST. Apply 10
A. NJ. ADAMS,
dec2S 1927 Market street.
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Nos. Sand 10 make Close copr.,,,---
Columbus for all points South ana SoG,
west; at Chicago Tor all points W. ,Sa,..
Northwest. "S'stt
East bound trains make copnen,,o.
Baltimore for PHILADELPHIA. M y
and Boston; At Washington Ci ,y ~ rO y
points South. "sA,
West bound trains make direct oor,..
ions tor all principal points WcS. ua y.
Northwest. "Vs' AZ
Pullman Palace cars on all nirh,,,.
No. 10, on Saturday night. has p .s'u'
nection for Chicago or Sandusky 'oL
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Shooting Match.

A team of six shooters from the May
nsrd rifle team of this city went up to
Bethany Saturday to shoot against the
Wellsburg and Bethany teams for $50
rife. The Wheeling team won. The
aggregate score of our boys WAS 237;
Wellsburg 285, and Bethany go, out OF
4 possible 800.
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A Small Theft.

Saturday evening while the krsus
Bros, who keep clothing store at No.
l4lS Market street, were engaged in
showing goods TO customers, some thief
watched his chance and entered the
store by means of the front door, and
grabbed six pairs of pants, which he car
ried of. The party was unknown to the
proprietors or their clerks.
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SALE of BRIDGEPORT Property,

The Belmont Saw Mil al Bridgeport,
Ohio, comprising the firm of james Fer
guson, Vim. Rainy and d. Mead, sold all
their realty on last Saturday TO the Tus-
carsws Rail Road Company. The
property brought, in round numbers sl0,-
600. II includes the mill, machinery
and fifteen lots fronting on both sides OF
Hall street. Possession given July first.
The railroad company contemplate
erecting buildings for shops or depot.
The gentlemen who compose the firm
will not likely rebuild.
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Adjudged n Lunatic.

Saturday morning Mrs. Honora
Hynes was taken before Squire Bulger
snd examined by DR.. Wilson, county
physician, who pronounced her non CONF
pos naent,s. She was taken back TO the
county jail to await transportation as
soon as convenient.
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FOR RENT:

yI,HE STORE ROOM NO. 20 TWELFTH
street, with cellar underneath. <cA
CnlS room has been occupied Tor Inc III
last three wears by Hugo L. Loos as
a tobacco and cigar store. The shelving,
counters and gas fixtures belong to the
premises. A good w. Z. is attached. Rent
low, and possession given April LIST. Ap.
ply to j. NJ. IODp, 0r
inllh w. L. MChEIN L .
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FOR SALE.

10 ACRES GOOD LAND, IMPROVED,
Y = having dwelling mouse, stable and
other out-houses, aud an orchard with
about 100 fruit trees. Also 50 acres ofgood
coal land g loot vein) about three miles
north OF the cits, lying Just 4 mile from
the line OF the p, W. & KY. X. X. Will be
sold at reasonable terms. For further in
formation see w. l.. CA LLlN,
feIBra 1l02 Main street.
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90 ACRrs, HARRISON COUNTY

not far from Council Bluffs.
tS5 acres, Monroe county, Iowa.
500 acres, Cherokee and Woodbury.
county, Iowa, for exchange for merchan'
die. an,
ma ,sas improved farms from SiOO up
waIdS.
q acres on the National pike, on the
other side of Triadelphia, near Springer
place;a very desirable piece OF ground
Eor sale or exchange for carpenter WORK
number of dwelling houses ana lois
In city and on Wheeling Island.
Houses rented and rents collected al
lowest rates. All business promptly at
tended to. G. A. SCHAEFER CO.,
Real rstate Agents, Opera House corner
second floor. mrs
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IniInSc Cash buyers.

TWENTY thousand bolts choice pat
terms of wall papers, with borders to
match, at the unusually low prices of 6, s
and Zoe per bolt, at Nos. 2ol9 and 2O2l
Main street. John Roemer.
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Don't fail 10 procure Mrs. Wirslow's
Soothing Syrup for al diseases OF teeth
ing in children. l. relieves the child
from pain, cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels, and, by giving relief and health
to. the child, gives rest 20 the mother.
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Real Esfafe Transfer.

The following transaction in real es-
tate was recorded in the County Clerks
Office Saturday:
Deed made March 9, 1878, by Freder-
lex Folmar and wife to George Gather,
the north side of lot No. y in square
No. IA, for $1,000.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

THEPEOPLE'S BANK BUILD &sA
4 ING. .XlE
Building gre hereby offered tor rent. Pos
session of two OF them will be given I'M
mediately. These rooms are considered
the most eligible i'll the city for sleeping
rooms or offices.
Apply at the Bank or TO
taSh THOS. O'BRIEN. Agt.
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Pianos, Organs and Musical Goods
Very Cheap.

As Sheib's Music Store will be re-
moved in about ten days 20 Washington
Hall, everything now in stock st the old
store, Main street. 10 selling at cost. II
you want or need anything rnulicsl, 20
a. onca, the shAnce VIII room be over.
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For RENT.

TIME KTNA IRON AND NAIL COM
PANY'S Vineyard, consisting of about
fifty acres OF vines In good bearing order
Forterms apply at the Company's ONCE
falDh
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Choice Residence Property fer Sale.

INTENDING TO REMOVE TO THE
country, the subscriber offers for sare
his Desirable ,and Centrally Located
Dwelling, No. 1905 Chapllne street, nearly
opposite the First Presbyterian Church.
ANY one desiring TO purchase can ex-
anime the premises by calling on the
undersigned. l.. w. PAXTON.
FEBRUARY -, 1873. fe2S
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AVOID using those remedies contain
ing opium, morphls, etc. but VIXEN the
baby is sick use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
perfectly safe and always reliable.
Price only % cents a bottle.
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A f,Oy SSiss!ug,

Some time during last Friday, a boy
by the name OF Meyers, who lives in
East Wheeling, secured about $50 of his
fathers money aud started for parts I'M
known. 1t is thought, however, that he
has gone TO Pittsburgh.
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Guardian Appointed.

LAST Saturday the Clerk of the County
CourC appointed James McAdsms guar
dian of the children OF Richard 5. Por-
ter, deceased. Bond $500, with John
MCAdsms rs surety.