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Injunction Dissolved.

In the Municipal Court OF Wheelinr,
Robert Dronsield Ell al. against the +.
w. x Ky. railroad company, ct al, IN
chancery This the 18th day OF Janu-
airy, 1878, came the defendants, the I.
w. IL Ky. railroad company, by counsel
and filed its answer to the bill IN this
cause, and also the affidavit OF w. A.
Houston, AMI therefore in pursuance OF
due notice given complsinants, moved
the Judge eli this court 10 dissolve the In
junction heretofore granted in this cause,
which motion WAS agreed TO by counsel
as well as complainants aforesaid,
defendants, and upon consideration
thereof, rs well as of the bill and arida-
Wit OF John G.. Hsbherfeld and the an
swer of w. A Houston, the defendants
said motion is now sustained, and 1t is by
the said Judge ordered that the iDjunc.
ton heretofore granted in this case be
and the same is hereby dissolved.
Mr.. Hsbbertield informed us yesterday
that the right of way through his prop
erty has never been condemned by the
company, nor have the officers ever paid
HIM one cent for the right of way, al
though they agreed more than four years
ago to pay him small sum before they
broke ground. He also says they are uu-
dermining stone wall cn his premises,
which will yet come down, and which 1t
will cost 500 or $500 to rebuild.
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RAILROAD ELECTIONS.
WASHINGTON AND wAYSEsBURG NARROW
GAUGE.

WASHINGTON AND WAYNEsBU RG hAhno"
GAUGE.
The stockholders OF the Washington
and Waynesburg Narrow Gauge BALL
road, at their meeting on yesterday,
elected the following officers to serve our
ing the coming year. 1t will be seen
that they have impressed Mr.. hitcnie
into the service again:
President-J. &. Richie.
Directors-G. w. Ingram, ID. Z. say
ers, John Ross, James Dunn, Henry
Swart, Samuel Scott, Jacob Swsrt, W:
A. Hook, Clark Hackney, Thomas lsms'
A. A. Purman, w. g. w. Day.
THE d. 4 o. SHORT LINE.
At the annual meeting of the Bsltl-
more and Ohio Short Line Railway Com
pany, held at Washington, Pa, Monday,
the following named officers and direc-
tors were elected for the ensuing year :
President-J. b. Washington. d.
rectors-Dr. Thomas McKennan, w.
w. Smith, S. b. Hayes, VIM. Work
man, VIM. Keyser, T. Harrison Garrett,
John X. Cowan. Mr.. Colin NJ. Reed,
the former president, declined re-elec.
ton. At the meeting OF the Board, held
afterward, Mr.. w. w. Smith was elected
secretary in place of Mr.. Washington,
and the following named officers were
reelected w. II. Ijsms, treasurer; w.
T. Thelir, auditor; j. l.. Randolph, chief
engineer
PITTSBURGH, VIRGINIA AND CHARLES
The stockholders of the Pittsburgh,
Virgins and Charleston Railway Com
pany held their annual meeting Mon
day. The annual reports were read and
ordered to be Iiled. The Presidents re-
port shows the gross earnings to be
Sl29,Ol8.75 Expenses, $50 90g7S. Net
earnings for 1877 S9S,l0S.97. There
were 266 S87 passengers carried, being
an increase of 1861. The total tonnage
was l4O,433 tons, of which 1885 tons
were coal and coke; 30,S94 tons OF iron,
in various forms, and the remainder WAS
made up of oils, stone and lime, lumber,
grain, produce, etc.
An election for directors was then held,
with the following result: President,
John Scott; Vice President, b. +. Jones;
Direc ors, d. A. Stewart, Joseph Walton,
H. B. Hayes, NJ. b. Thompson, George
V. Lawrence, Alexander Patton and j.
n. DuBsrry.
Mr.. DuBarry takes the place OF W. j.
Howard, late General Solicitor OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. MIR.
DuBarry is assistant to Colonel Scott,
President of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company.
The following are the general officers:
Secretary and Treasurer, ID. z. Corwin;
Chief Engineer and Superintendent, },
NJ. Byers; General Freight and Passenger
Agent, w. j. Rose; Assistant SuperIn-
tendent, John f. Scott.
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Bridgeport.

Yesterday afternoon at the meeting of
the Board of Directors OF the first
National Bank OF Bridgeport, consisting
ofthe following gentlemen: + 7. Rhodes,
w. w. Holloway, a. Brsnum, 5. A.
Junkins. Isaac Holloway, John Woods
and James Alexander. An organization
WAS effected by eIecting K. z. Rhodes,
President; w. 4. Graham, Cashier and
Cook Kelley, Book-keeper. The Dis.
count Committee consists Of +. p. Rhodes,
w. w. Holloway and :. "A. JunkiGs.
A protrscted meeting is in progress at
the kirkwood NJ. L. Church.
The coal diggers who were on strike
sometime ago, and apparently gained
their point by getting an advance OF
rs cents per hundred, are again working
Tor the old price.
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Font MASHED

Yesterday evening while riding on Il
"push' car on the p, w. 4 Ky. railroad
near the upper turn table Ell the Citizens
Railway Company, boy by the name
OF james Goats met with the painful &C
cident OF having three toes OF MS left foot
mashed of by y bar of railroad iron fall.
ing on his foot. II seems that while the
boy was riding On the car, II came to =
place where the earth had been washed
from under one side Of the track, making
it lower than the rest and while pass I 9
over this place the loot WAS caught
between two loose rails on the push"
car, which resulted rs mentioned.
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS January l5-ln the Sen
ate u m esssge was received from Gov
ernor Bishop withdrawing Governor
YOung's nomination OF Chauncey New
ton, of Hamilton county, to be Railroad
Commissioner, and nominating William
Bell, Jr., of Franklin county, for SAID
place. A message was also received
from Governor Bishop notifying the
Senate that he had this day appointed the
70 lowing rs his military staff Adiutsut
General, Luther NJ. Nelly; Assistant
Adjutant General, Lesnder K. Hong gland /;
Judge Advocate General, Samuel K.
Hunt; Quartermsster General, Charles
l.. Young; Surgeon General, ID. Emmit
Burns; Chief of Engineers, Frederick
Geiger. Aids to the Governor, with the
rank of Colonel: William A. Birchard,
Carson Lske, Richard Nevins, Jr., GrIf.
tin II. Edison Evan +. Williams, Louis
f. Schmidt, Ralph X. Paige, James NJ.
Williams, Thos. K. Roberts and NJ. L..
Pail
The Senate then proceeded to the elec.
ton of candidate for United States Sen
tor Geo IL rendleton was nominated by
md voted Tor by all the Democratic mem
bers. The Republicans voted blank. The
vote stood Pendleton, 25; Blank, s. Mr..
Pendleton vas declared the choice of the
Senate.
A bill was introduced to reorgsnize the
reform school for boys.
In the House bill was introduced to
increase the pay Of jurors before justices
courts TO one dollar per day.
The House then proceeded to vote for
a candidate for United States Senator.
Geo. II. Pendleton was nominated by
the Democrats and Stephen johnson of
Miami, by Mr.. Sturgeon, representa-
tive OF the National party. The Repub-
leans made no nominations and the vote,
resulted rs follows: PendetOn, &c; John
son, 3; blank, &c. Mr.. Pendleton was
then declared the choice OF the House for
Senator.
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The Parts Exposition.

We understand that number Of our
manufacturers intend exhibiting some OF
their goods at the Partisan Exhibition
next SIMMER. A few OF our stock
breeders propose exhibiting their stock
st the same time snd plsce. Mr.. SAM
uel Cocksyue, OF Marshall county, who
received the grand medal and diploma
over all other competitors ST the lsie
Centennial exhibition, is making ar
engagements 10 take lot Of MS fine wool
10 the great show scross the ocean. We
ho that he may carry of the, prize, as
it would certsinly be = grand thing for
our Stste. Mr.. Cockayne will, in all
probability, take with HIM several of his
thorous hbred stock.
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NLeian Literary Society.

A goodly number OF members were
present last evening. Owing to it, bein G
the meeting following the election of of.
fcers, they were duly sworn in. Mr.. jas
Mathison, on assuming the office OF Pres.
ident, made n nes. inaugural address
The exercises OF the evening, owing TO
the shortness Of time allotted for prep.
sration, consisted only of select residing.
They were, on the whole, well rendered.
After few business Transactions were
gone trough With, the Society sd
journed until Tuesday evening next, st
- o'clock
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Sudden Death Of u Released Fenian
Prisoner.

DUBLIN, January Is. - Sergeant
Charles Mccarthy, one Of the recently
released Fenian prisoners, who with his
companions reached Dublin Saturday
night, died suddenly, at $50 this
morning, in Morrisons Hotel, where he
had gone with the other three prisoners
To breakfast with Charles Stewart Par
nell, Home Rule Member OF Parliament
for Meath. Corporal Thomas Chambers,
another OF the released prisoners, is also
very ill.,
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MARI nd Senatorial Election

AsEAP oLIs, January Bslloting
tor United States SeDstor commenced
to-day. In the House, Mr.. Dennis, the
present incumbent, received 10 votes;
Ex-Governor Thomas, 49, Steiner, y;
ex Governor Groome, 10; Montgomery
Blair, g. scattering, IA. In the Senate
the vote wa Dennis, 4 Thomss, 4;
Steiner, 4; Robinson, 3; Hambleton and
stump, 2 each; Groome, Wickes and
Gary, | each.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"STRUCK OIL"

The appearance of Mr.. j. G. William
son and Miss Maggie Moore, at the
Opera House, on Friday and Saturday
next, in their great success, "Struck Oh"
is creating quite ripple among our
fashionable theatre goers, and we are
pleased to note the fact, as they come 10
US spoken of By the entire press OF the
World in the highest and most fsttering
terms greater than any other artists that
have ever appeared in our city; and Of
the drama we may say, it is the melody
OF "Home, Sweet Home" The hearth
stone and the ties OF domestic lie are the
materials employed in It, construction.
The Alta Californian thus says: MIR.
Williamson Is an actor OF great comic
capacity and considerable humUr, and ne
shows his versatility by being able to
draw tears as well rs elicit laughter. We
have had many excellent actors visit the
Pacific Slope, but few OF them have ex
coled this gentleman in being thor
ough actor, who combines much natural
capacity for the stage with complete
knowledge OF his art. Miss Maggie
Moore possesses similar merits, and
bounded into the favor OF the audience
before she had spoken dozen sentences.
Reserved seats on sale at Adams "
Lucas at niue o'clock this morning
Adp.
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damages Against the q. d y. Rail.
road.

Proceedings against the &. y. z. rail-
road snd Lymsn Householder. an en-
ploye Of the same, have been commenced
in common p ess court st Pittsburgh by
Mr.. a. NJ. Watson, for John Toony. The
CIRCUMSTANCES which gave origin 10 the
case are thSt Toony wss on trsin OF
empty cars Of the compauy's, which WAS
oeiug taken from tue yards In ManChes-
ter 10 the Union depot. 1t WAS the Gus
tom for him md other workmen 10 ride
over 10 their work on these empty trains,
but on the occasion named, while the
train was running between Superior
staff IN and Strawberry lane, Householder
came along and ordered him TO get of,
and on his refusing 10 do this Household
er. he alleges, threw him OF, he receiving
cor siderable bodily injury. he claims
damages.
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What Might Have R..

Almost any day during thu e ~
a knot OF physicians nigh, Gentes,
seen gathered around the y havs
case, standing in the Main e,hesaa, !,
which senso9s Capclne PsrSo1nI.f b
s was e1Gi1t over dni,sSeassing its
the istner might have rs piss,eh
warm praise iall from their ID, ss,:'
spoke OF the revolution II Up, As )
effect In remedies for diseases ocl' i
ternally, such as rheumatism Yeas:
weak back. spinal aud KID, .sS
sciatica, lumbago; sprains, hrutsy ~
a ao, paiR ass ana mo- OF local nature. W.,
also learned physicians, wers w. !
accord and awarded the mann,A -
Benson's Capcine Plaster ths nNitI
given 10 porods piasters. To gu oa!y :.
see thst the word Capcine il c Sroe :,
each plaster. Sold everywh,ts \ y
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King Of the Universe,

NEW YORK, January l5.-Assembly.
man James II. Taylor, for years q men,
Der Of the firm Of Taylor " Sons, brewer,
OF this city and Albany, has been taken
10 the BIoomingdsle Asylum for the 10.
sane. HIS election 10 the Legislature Is
supposed to have affected his mind. He
announced Of late that he was concerned
with great affairs of State; that be was q
statesman and should ,hspe his course in
the Legislature on business principles,
and on SUNDAY morning be proclaimed
himself king Of the universe.
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FOR SALE.

HALF LOT On THE WEST SIDE OF
n Main ST.. Fifth ward, between twenty
second and Twenty.third sts,, beginning
nj point 50 feet south OF & W. Seabrtght' :
clothing store and extending IS feet south,
and extending $50 feet west 10 awide alley
Also frame tenement house on the east
side Oi Eoti atreel, Second ward, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. For terms,
&C., apply TO JAS. WHEELER. Esq,
Real Estate Agent, Office corner Main and
ySTd streets, Fifth ward. Iag
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Road Agent Captured.

CHEYENNE, Wy, January l5.-Super,
intendent Voorhees, of tie g. 81 b. II
stage line received telegram to-day
from HillsborO, o., SnnouE cling the cap.
ture there OF McKenns alias Reddy, the
last Of the famous road agents who
operated on the stage route during the
last summer. He had settled down
married and bought farm from the pro.
ceeds Of the Summers work on the road
His last exploit was on June 10Th, when
$4,000 WAS taken by party OF five, al
OF which McKenna got away with.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays. Proceedings in the DIT.
ferenI Judiciary Bodies.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOY

COUNTY C0URT-JUDGE BOYD.
Joseph Speidel & Co., VS.. Martin Gill
let Il Co, certified by Squire Caldwell.
The case was given to the jury az $3.50
o'clock, and after having been out some
time returned the following verdict:
1--WE, the jury, find for the defendants
and assess their damages ut 81
Adjourned until nine o'clock this
morning.
POLICE CoURT--JUDGE CRAEMER.
David Freel, vagrant, fined So and
costs. Committed.
Charles Dudley, vagrsut, fined 81 and
costs. Committed.
John Smith, disorderly, fined 81 and
costs. Paid.
John Msloney, drunk, fined 81 and
costs Committed.
George Boyce, drunk, fined 81 and
costs. Committed.
George Boyce, carrying of two hats
belonging to Harper IL Bro fined $50
and costs Committed.
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The Scales orJusiice UyerbaIanced

Yesterday afternoon as Justice Mix OF
South Wheeling was crossing the street
IN front OF Brice's drug store, he noticed
lady approaching on the same crossing.
With HIS usual gallantry he stepped
sside, and as he did so his feet
few out from under him and ho landed
in u mud.puGdle-the periec: imsge OF
despair and cussedness. A number OF
spectators enjoyed the little incident
hugely, and the justice is the subject of r
good manI Jokes.
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A general meeting of iron maputac-
turers whose works are located west OF
the Allegheny Mountains, will be held
at Pittsburgh to-day week, to discuss the
present status of the iron business. and
to consider the proposed changes OF the
tariff law. a number of our most prom
inent iron men will attend this meeting,
as 1t is meeting of great interest to all
manufacturers of this article.
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Officers Elected.

The newly elected directors of The
Peoples Bank, met at 10 o'clock yesteT.
day morning at the bank building, and
organized by eIecting Joan Reid. Pres
dent; a. &. Mckee, Cashier; j. 2. Car.
ney, Teller.
The Harmonic Singing Society elected
the olowiug officers Monday evening;
q. A. Beuter, President; John SsIsde
Vice President; Chss. Michselis, Secre-
tsry; Chas. Beuier, Treasurer; John
Riestcr, Librarian; Prot. +. A. Weber,
Musical Director.
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Held for Postage.

The following letter is held at the
2ostofIice: Dr.. b. p. Wells, No. lSS
Smlthfeld street, Pittsburgh, Pa, due 3
Giants
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HAPPY tidlngs TOR nervous sufferers,
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and quscked. Pu!vermscher's Electric
Belts efiectually cure premature debility
ard decay. Book and Jour mai, with in j..
formation worth thousands, mailed free,
Address Pulyermscher GAlvsnic Com
pany, Cincinnati, Chic.
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Birfhday Party.

List evening sOcisl gathering was
had st the Nail City bOst house, TO cele-
brste the birthday OF George Hsrkins.
whe Is member OF that club. The
party spent the evening in sn enjoyable
manner, with music from the excellent
orchestrs OF Tommy Cocksyne.
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FOR SALE.

IOFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY
/ on Msin street, Two StO.e rooms and
dwelling at Nos. 700 and 2ulT. me house
IL brick and two stories high. ! also otler
for sale the saloon in the room No. 2Ol7
Nam street. with all the fixtures, &C. This
is a good bargain, All on easy terms. For
full particulars apply to
JOHN SCHNEi l., SR-,
iallb No. al5 Main street.
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4 Nn,l NMsC.

One Frederick Lockwood, who claims
to be a cigar maker by trade, and who
came to this city from Cumberland In
search of work, is lying quite sick with
the typhoid fever 81 the city lookup.
he applied at the lookup with paysi-
clans permit some days ago, asking Tor
lodging until he could sufficiently recover
from his sickness in order to leave, and
has been there every since. He Is now
IN critical condition, ana needs assist
snce, being too sick 10 be removed 10 y
better plaCe
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

NEW TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
~ ing, one mile ives OF Bridge Apsn
port, ON National Iurnpike, cOntain- a.E
lug nine rooms and bath room,
STABLE, carriage house and wash house
one acre OF ground, with good assortment
of young fruit trees
Apply TO First National Bank, Bridge.
port, u. Jal0Na
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Weather Indications.

WAsHISeToS, January l6, An
For the Lakes, cooler 70 uorthess,
winds, rising barometer, partly cloudy
weather and possibly light snow. TEN
nessee and Ohio Valley omitted 7
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aA0NIS FOR RENT.

IN THEPEoPLE'S BANK BUILD krS
i ING. p.,.,, po,b .x..A
,,'ItTGiny are hereby offered for rent. Pos
session. OF two OF them Will be given I'm,
InediateIy. These rooms are CONSIDERED
The most eligible N The city FOR sleeping
rooms or offices.
NpP is:,h 90 THOS. O'BRIEN, Agt.
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Police Raid.

Last night Capt. Ripley, in company
with four police msde raid on gam
bling room IN toe Paxton block in which
there were s large number OF persons,
but only four were arrested, the others
making good their escape.
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Entertainment,

n fine entertainment was given in
Westwoods Hall on Monday night by
consisted of panoramic views, vocal and
instrument music, etc. A large number
of persons were present and the affair
passed of very pleasantly.
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An Affidavit Filed.

Last evening there was an affidavit
from Nicholas Crowley, filed at the office
Of the county clerk, to the effect that he
would give $1,000 for the property, AT the
head Of the wharf, which WAS recently
condemned for the uses OF the T., w. Il
XIV. railroad.
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FOR RENT,

,lNHH OLD HO HOTEL, ON ksA
cas-; side OF Market Squsre, at I'd
pIrsc!t occupied by George Schwarz- =
bach. This Is an old and Lopu!ar business
stand. Possession given hprlL Isl; Foi
,,a,tirularS apply TO GEORGE HOOK,
g7 Market Street.
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FOR RENT.

nNE FINE BRICK DWELLING, NINE
rooms, with all modern Improve Ssss.
mrntS, water closet and bath tubs; l.i&
large lot; located No. 81 :. Penn ST.,
now occupied by W. II. Caldwell, Esq
Possession April list.
me two and halt story brick hous
with plgut rooms and store room; gas IN
water; all in good repair: No. % Els IL
teeuth street: will be rented very low.
Possession April LIST.
Two one story frame houses on Eleventh
street, suitable for offices or dwelling 4.
Possession April list, Apply 10
A. NJ. ADAMS,
deC2S 1927 Market Street.
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SHERIFF"S SALE.
James NJ. Hawley,
VS..
A Snnnhnrnp & Son.

James NJ. Hawley,
VS..
A. Soneborne & Son.
BY virtue of distress warrant issued in
the above entitled cause, and TO me
directed, have levied upon and will pro-
coed To sell 10 the highest and best bidder,
ON MONDAY, 2lst DAY OF JANUARY,
1878, commencing ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
continue from day to-day until ali are
sold, at No. IO65 Nam street, in the city OF
Wheeling, Ohio county, West Va, the iol-
lowing described personal property, to-
wit: One lot OF Mems and Boys ready
made Clothing, = irts, Drawers Cravats,
Collars and Notions, one steve, one Show
Case stools tor showing lOtuing on, two
Desks, one our ge and Bedding.
Terms OF sale cash.
jal2i GEO. K. TlNGLE, = U. I.
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FOR SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
II Wheeling Island; price from 500 10
800 each. Only one-sixtn OF the purchase
money required in cash. The residue may
he paid annually in five equal install
mentS, with Interest. Apply To
JOHN =. GILCHRIST,
oc3Oh AT Top Mil.
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FOR SALE.
$1,000" FOR. SALE.

OF No. II. AND ONE NEW two
story Brick Dwelling, 81 feet front
both situated IN Triadelphla, hio county
w. Va. For terms inquire mt
tal5h No. 92i MARKET STREET.
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Resumed work.

Fishers foundry, which WAS closed on
Monday, resumed operations yesterday.
They Will run only tour days in the week,
until further orders.
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FOR SALE.

DREWERY AND BRICK DWELLING
- on Market street: two large arch, d
rock cellars, over lO feet long. Every
thing in good running order.
For particulars apply To.
&. \. SCHAEFER & CO,
de2S Opera House corner, up stairs.
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FOR RENT.

rDWo TWo-sTORY AND A HALL
Brick dwellings, Nos. "a and 20
Twentieth street; hot and cold water ana
Yas thTou .hout, and ali modern improve
ments. Inquire OF xorSc
t,,, y a. ~ Twentieth Street.
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FOR R. Mt.

DEING DF SIROUS OF REMOViNG !, ,
Is a more suitable room, we oter Tor
rent the elegant and centrally located
room now occupied by us, al l5Ol Marx '
street. Possession given al once II desired,
or April LIST. ls7S. Gail on or address,
THE SINGER MANUF'G CO.,
io2 1901 Market Street.