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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-12
AMONG OUR CHURCHES.
Where our Citizens will Worship
Tomorrow,


Services will be held by Rev. W.. &.
Spodgrass, pastor, at the Chspline street
NJ. L. church in the morning and even
ing. Morning subject, "The Moral
Light Giver," and in the evening "a
Chronic Case, Radically Cured" Sum
day school at z M, There will be
preaching AT this church every evening
during next week, except Saturday, at
1880 o'clock.
ct the Reformed Episcopal Church,
l2O5 Chspline street (Odd Fellows
Building), services as usual at lO3 A. NJ.
and p NJ. Rev. j. +. Curtis will lake
for the subject OF his sermon, salvation
by Grace" The seats in this church are
all free. Sunday School at 8 A. NJ.
First English Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Sixteenth street-Sermons by
Rev. S. B. Barnitz, pastor. Sunday
School address by John NJ. kenreigh, of
Salem, 0. Subject of morning sermon:
"The Power OF Gospel Light" Sunday
school at P. NJ; lesson: ASA Faithful
to His God" Evening sermon: Ozark
ness and Light
Rev. T. F. Clancy will hold services at
the First Baptist Church. Morning,
young mems prayer meeting at 9 o'clock.
Preaching at 1890 A. NJ. Subject
christian Life" Sunday school at 2
P. NJ. Preaching at 7 o'clock in the even
ing-"Christian Life Manifested" Meet
ings every evening during the week.
All are invited to come, especially the
unconverted.
Regular services will be held at the
United Presbyterian Church at l04 A. N.
and 7 P. NJ, conducted by the pastor.
Sunday School at 2 P. NJ.
At the regular services at the Disci-
pies Church the morning subject will be
"The Power of Religious FAITH" Even
ing, Z O'Clock, "The Gospel Gods Power
unto Salvation, Rom. /; 10. Sunday
School at q o'clock.
Services will be held at Zane Street
Church morning and evening. Rev. W..
G. Wilson, Presiding Elder, will otiiciste.
This will be the occasion OF the quarterly
meeting at this Church.
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will modestly decline and thus encour'
age q scramble for his place among the
dozen or so of sspirants in the district
Then to preserve the harmony OF the
party, Danford will allow himself TO Do
sacrificed again. This is our willy Con
CHEESEMAN'S programme every time. De
invariably declines up TO the day OF the
convention, and then bags the nomina-
ton with the greatest ease Imaginable
The Democrats of the District Will prop
ably nominate Hon. VIM. Lawrence,
of Guernsey county, again, although
Hon. Ross j. Alexander, of this county,
has been spoken of for Congressional
honors. Either one, if elected, would
make most excellent Representative.
Ex-Treasurer Irwin, of this place, is at
the point of death.
Judge Chambers is in fair way to re-
cover.
The lands and town lots upon which
last wears taxes have not been paid, Will
be sold by the County Treasurer on next
Tuesday.
The Probate Court has appointed
Pro-, j. NJ. Yarnell, of GAINESVILLE,
Cour ty School Examiner, in place of j.
j. Burns, who resigned to accept the
Office OF State School Commissioner. The
Board of Examiners now consists OF
Rev. Robert Alexander, of st. Clsirsville,
Prot. Charles R. Shreve, of Martins
Ferry, and Prof. Ysrnell.
Mr.. w. NJ. Lupton, of Martins Ferry,
is candidate for clerkship in the Leg
is!ature. Mr.. L. is deserving young
Democrat whose services TO the party en-
title him to the place he is seeking.
SCALPER.
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whenever ana wherever

Diseases OF choleralc type prevail, or
there Is cause TO apprehend visit from
them, the system should be toned, regu-
lated and reinforced by course Of Hostel.
ter's Stomach tiers. Perfect digestion
and a regular habit OF body are the safe
guards against such maladies, and both
are secured by this inestimsble tonic and
Alternative. The Bitters are also extremely
serviceable in remedying such disorders.
II promptly taken II bilious collie, dIar.
rhea and cholera moTbus, the disease ia
usually frustrated. In dlarrhea cases. A.
Is only necessary 70 restore the tone oA The
relaxed bowels, and this il ore Of the
specific effects OF this medicine, Wind on
the stomach, heartburn, billiousness
nausea, headache snd other symptoms of
disturbance in the gastric and hepatIc
regions are also speedily relieved by this
excellent rem edy. As family medicine
II II Invaluable, since II promptly and
completely remedies those ailments which
are Of most frequent occurrences.
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Romeo aud Juliet.

Much as we liked Miss Coombs as
Camille, as Juliet we like her better.
Her acting OF the beautiful, innocent and
unfortunate daughter OF the Capulets
was magnificent. The audience was
very large and enthusiastic one, and its
applause was loud and frequent. Miss
Coombs,, as Jultst, reminds one
somewhat OF Adelaide Nelson in her
manner and al times in her voice. Mr..
.. St. Barris excellent, better than in his
character of Armond DurGi on the pre-
ceeding night. Mr.. Stedmsn's Mcrcutto,
and Mr.. Mereditb's Benevotio were fine
ly rendered parts while Mrs. lie Burns
Nurse was simply tremendous. The sup
port given by the remainder of the COM
psny was quite fair.
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Boats Laid up Between This Port and
Cincinnati.

Wheeling - Phseton, Thsnhsuser,
Hornbrook, Nsil City, Iron Valley.
Bellsire-Carrie Brooks, Salt Valley.
Mallie Raglan.
Kstes Rock-HsrrisOn,
Psrkers burg-Courler.
Charleston, w. Vs.-West Virginia.
Point Pleasant-Potomsc, Fashion.
Tom Hsckney-E. II. Plerpoint.
Hunting,on-Tom FarrOw.
Ashland Scioto, Thomas Means, Cobb
Cecil.
Brilliant, Fannie DuIsn.
Msrietts-Andes and Chesapeake laid
up at the mouth of the Muskingum.
Mlddleport-Emms Graham, Gallipo-
lis, LIZZIE Johnston, Fulton, Ohio No. 4,
Exchange, Express, Hudson.
Boats laid up in the Muskingum at
Zsnesville-Lizzie Csrrel, Mccormick
and Iadisnola are in the canal. The
Mink Is at McConnelsville.
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"CaII Ne sweet Names, Dearest,

As REGGsTEs reporter was passing
through q by street in South Wheeling
yesterday be noticed man in his shirt
sleeves leaning against the door-post of q
dwelling house and solscing himself with
short stemmed pipe. As the re-
porter passed ne besrd woman
scream from the top OF the
stairway "Ssy, you old, headed
lump OF Iniquity, sin'tyou s-goin' TO help
me with this stove?" The man removed
the pipe from his mouth With great de-
Liberation, and SIMPLY turned his head
sideways as ne answered, "Trs Is Ia, my
piecious-csll me sweet names, my
swee.es; ownp
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Martins Ferry.

SHOWERS OF THE "QUEER"-IcE GoRdF-
PROGRESS OF THE p, W. k. RAIL
ROAD.
We were informed yesterday, by u
we'll known citizen of this place, that
several "shovers OF the queer" were IN
town. We advise the people OF this
place to be on their guard aud scrutlnize
the money which is offered them by
strangers.
The ice on the river at 81 Martins
Ferry broke up about four o'clock, but II
soon gorged. The ferry boat was snugly
berthed behind the ice breakers on the
Ohio side, and although the ice pounded
it little, no damage was done. About
hslf-past four REGISTER reporter crossed
on the gorge and found it very solid, and
to all appearances would not break up
until the ice became more rotten.
At six o'clock the reporter attempted to
return, but after going few feet
mighty rumbling and grinding began
and he hurried back to the shore, none
too soon, Tor the foes commenced plling
up and splitting apart, and then foated
swiftly down to the point of the Island
where there soon WAS gorge ten or
fifteen feet high. There was also an
immense pile OF ice on the point at the
La Belle furnace No damage OF any
kind could be heard Of.
The break up OF the ice at La Grange
was not attended by any bad con.
sequences and no loss was inflicted by
the foes.
THE construction train on the
P. w. & Ky. K. K. was within
couple OF hundred yards of the
Top mill yesterday, and gangs of laborers
were hard at work on the road bed south
of the street car turn.tabie The work Is
being hurried so that it will probably
have to be done over again.
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HayerIy's MlnstreIs-

This troupe, the great fsvorito OF all
lovers OF mirtb, will appear at the Opera
House tonight, and we hope the attend
apce will be good one. They have
had crowded houses in Washington and
Baltimore for the past month or two
Frank Cushman on The end, and In
his specislities is immense. Billy Rice is
rich in his speech on Civil Re!orm Ser
vice. Welsh and Rice are superb in the
new sketch of Sweetheart" and the
California Qusrtette is very good. The
rendering OF Moonlight Oh the Lake"
to be very beautiful, and is always the
snbiect OF encores.
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Store Robbed.

Yesterday morning about 4 o'clock,
tnisves entered the clothing estab-
iishment of Charles Seabright, No. 22ol
Main street, by pryIng open the shutters
of window in the rear of the store with
a Jimmy" and hosting the window
sash, The thieves stole about Sl75 worth
of custom made clothing from clothes
crack" near the window through which
thew entered. Strange to say, the thieves
did not modest the money drawer or at
tempt to open the safe in the store. la
order TO catch the thieves, or TO prevent
further thetts, the present police force
should be increased sufficiently to have
both a day and night force.
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by Telegraph
CINCINNATI, January ll.-River
feet 2 inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and mild. Departed Laura
Davis, Tennessee river.
ST. LOUIS, January ll.-Arrived-
None. Departed - Belle Memphis,
Memphis. River fallen 10 inches, with
7 feet inches above the low water
mark. Weather clearer and warmer.
PITTSBURGH, January ll.-Rver 8
foot | | inches and rising. Weather cloud
and mild. The ice in the Allegheny
above the city broke at p. NJ, and has
since broken at Oil City and above. Both
rivers are rising at points above.
MEMPHIS, January H. River fell Is
inches, and now stands Is feet inch.
Weather clear; mercury 48. Arrived
Belle of Texas, Little Rock. Departed
Charles Morgan and My Choice, New
Orleans; Church, Cincinnati; Grand
Tower, st. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, January ll.-W Gather
alterp stely cloudy and clear; wind from
the south and east; mercury &c TO 420.
River $40 feet large aud falling. Up
Maggie Smith, ldlewIld. Down
Golden City, James Guthrie, Silver
thorn. Business light. The Golden City
added $50 tons.
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Fourth Street MI. Church.

The following programme will be car
ried out Al this church this evening: l.
Invocation. 2. Singing. 8. First Topic:
"The Circulation of the Bible and the
Observance of the Ssbboth." Remarks,
Miss Sarah Stout, Prayer Mrs. K. }.
Hobbs. A. Singing. 5. Second Topc;
aThe Removal of lntempersnce and the
Rescue of the Fallen" Remarks, j.
Kemple; j. P. Bags. 6. Singing. T.
Third Topic: "The Safety OF those who
Travel by Land and Sea-" Remarks,
DR.. d. b. McLsin; Prayer, Elijah Day,
8. Singir g. g. General Review. III.
Doxology Benediciion.
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Warrant Issued.

Yesterday Bridget Rider appeared
before Squire Buiser and swore out a
peace warrant for the arrest of John
McGannon. who went to her residence
and used abusive and threatening Ian
gusge by threatening to tear the house
down from over her head If she did not
vscase Immediately. Mr.. McGsnnon
appeared At the time set for the trial
ard was bonded in the sum of 500, TO
keep the peace toward all citizens for the
period of six month";.
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wa.hington's birthday Bail.

The committees have been appointed
snd a. the necessary arrangements made
for the grand military bail 70 be given
by the Schmulbsch Z0usves a. Turner
Hall on the 22d Of February. The pro.
ceeds OF this entertainment will go to-
wards procuring the new uniform TO be
adopted by this company next spring,
the one now worn by the Zousves no,
beng hesyy enough 10 stand the wear
and tear necessary.
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A Peanut Vender I'm Trouble.

The better half OF A. Costello, who
keeps the peanut stand At the corner of
Market and Fourteen streets, appeared
before Squire Bulger lsst night and
swore out warrant against her husband
for striking, kicking and otherwise mis-
treating her. The brswny son OF Italy
will be arrested snd brought before the
Squire to day. The case promises to be
an amusing one, as the wife can speak
the English language.
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Personalities.

Mr.. VIM. woodward and lady, of
Spencer, Rosne county, are visiting Mr..
E. l.. Bill. chief clerk in the Auditors
Office.
John NJ. Kenreich, of Salem, Ohio, is
in the city.
John NJ. Miller, Of Keyser, passed
through the city yesterday, on his way
home from visit in Ohio.
Henry Moore, President OF the BEL
mont Nail Company, arrived in town
from Baltimore, yesterday.
Charley Mcdonald, OF the Riverside
factory, has gone to Canada for y MOI this
visit 10 some friends.
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Presentation.

An elegant gold beaded cane was pre-
sented TO Mr.. Z. g. Cracrstt last night
at Parker's Hall, The head, which was
very beautifully chased, was the work OF
Mr.. Jake Grub, and upon it was in
scribed, presented 10 Z. G. Crscratt by
the ladies of the Parker Hall n. {. 7.
T." A fine Scioptlcon exhibition was
then given consisting OF views from
Biblical and other Eastern scenes.
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River News.
By Telegraph

The marks at the wharf showed 7 feet
6 inches, AT IL o'clock last night, and
rising.
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The RanIan-ScnarTChaIIe

From all appearance, it seems to be q
sure thing that there will be II race be-
tween Billy Scharf and Ed, Hsnlsn
next season. In his letter TO Hanlin,
Scharf declined the challenge on the
ground that, TO make match six or
seven months ahead of the season would
be a bad bargain, but he partially agreed
to row Haulan on certain condition,
which were given in the REGISTER at
the time. Next season Hanlan will &C
cept on Scharf's conditions, as the fCl
lowing letter taken from the New York
LLiDDeT shows:
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p W. a ky. ~ z

From present appearances track laying
on this road will have been finished 10
the Top mill this evening. The reported
slide on the road Thursday was caused
from the fact that some trouble has been
experienced from piece OF sliding
ground q short distance above the Top
mill. This place has been passed BY the
track layers, and work is progressing
finely.
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Attempt at Robbery.

Night before last thieves tried to enter
the shoe store of j. II. Lock IL Co, No,
1899 Main street, Daniel w. Halisy, dry
gsods and notions, No. 1888 Main street,
and Peter Bonenberger's saloon, No.
2227 Main street. Who the thieves are,
or where they came from, is not Known.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the DIFF
ferent Judiciary Bodies,
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD

COUNTY COUKT-JUDGE BOYD.
Adam Blum VS.. II. Capito, certified by
Squire Wait Order of dismissal set
aside. Case redocketed.
Overseers OF the Poor, for Mary White
VS.. Thomas Buchanan, bastardv. Con-
tinued to next term at the cost of defend
ant.
ID. Peck VS.. +. &. Robinson, in assump-
sit, set for trial en- the 18th inst.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock this morn
ing.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Charles Brown, vsgrant, fined So and
costs. Committed.
John Howard, vagrant, fined 81 ard
costs Committed.
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Axle Broken.

At 1880 o'clock yesterday afternoon 8
two horse wagon belonging 10 james
McConnsughy, of Bridgeport, loaded
with coal, broke down in front of Tsy-
lor's news depot, on Market street. The
breaking OF the axle wss caused by one
hind wheel running into the gutter.
The load was transferred 10 another
wagon and the broken one taken to 3
shop for repairs.
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THERMOMETER.
DAYS
WEATHER.
Donated.

Mr.. Henry h. List, has presented the
Children's Home with one OF w. J. DUFF
ield's Combined Laundry Stove and
Boiler with sll its attendant improve
menis. For this gener JUS don stion the
Board Of Managers and those employed
in this department, extend their most
sincere thanks. 1t is sd Improvement
that will greatly economic labor and
fuel.
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Ice Broken.

The ice broke in the river at this point
at o'clock last evening and was running
thick and fast at o'clock this morning.
Several objects fosted past last night
that were thought to be barges broken
loose along the river above the city. No
damage that we could learn Of had re-
suited up TO 10 o'clock last evening.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 70 New Advertisements.

Sheriffs Sale.
Stockholders Meeting-Citizens' Rail-
way Company.
Pottery for observation-disclosures u
Woods.
Observation-Disclosures Art Store.
Louisiana State Lottery.
Your Health and Pocket-Logsn, List
j Go.
Be On Your Gusrd-Logan, Lis. X
Co.
Surgical lnstruments-Lognn, List Il
Co.
Commissioners Notice.
A Card. Z. Wheat.
Letter List.
|. o.. o. +. Funeral Notice.
Family Bibles-[Third Psge.]
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ROOMS FOR EMF.

JN'THEPEOPLE'S BANK BUILD /xA
/ ING. ID
BuIIdlng are hereby offered tor rent. Pos
session of two OF them Will be given Inn
Inediately. These rooms are considered
the most eligible in the city Tor sleeping
rooms or offices.
Apply at the Bank or TO
ia3h THOS. O'BRIEN, Agt.
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FOR SALE.

HALFLoT ON THE WEST SIDE OF
A Main ST.. Fifth ward, between twenty
trCoud and Twenty-third sts., beginning
at a point 80 feet south OF Z. W. Seabright's
clothing store and extending 80 feet south,
aud extending $50 feet west to a wide alley.
Also a frame tenement house on the east
side OF Eoff street, Second ward, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets For terms,
,Sc. amply 10 JAS. WHEELER. Esq,
Real Estate Agent, office corner Main and
23rd streets, Fifth ward. JAG
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Held for Postage.

The following le.tsrs are held a. the
postofice: Mrs.. Annie Lewis, Portland.
o, / cent; Miss A. Rogers, Music
Teacher, city, cents; Mr.. William =.
Morgan, Sherrard, W. Va, 8 cents; ".
b. Hamilton, No. &c Wood street., Pitis-
burgh, centa-
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The present damp weather will pro
duce heavy and troublesome colds. To
every one afflicted we confidently recon-
mend McLsin's Pectorsl Syrup, rs the
remedy for diseases of thi. class.
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Runaway.

Early yesterday morning, two horses
tied to hitching post on Main street,
became tired of waiting for their driver
and concluded to go of without him,
and started up toward the Top mill, at
Dexter speed, at which place they were
stopped.
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Arrested.

Clerk Thomas Dsrrsh issued war
rant yesterday for the arrest OF Albert
and George Price, two brothers, who had
been fighting esch other. George and
Albert were arrested yesterday afternoon.
The former WAS released on bail, and the
latter confined in the lock up. The
trouble will be settled al the police court
this morning.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following TRANSACTIONS In real estate
were recorded in the County Clerks office
yesterday:
Deed made October 30, 1877, by Geo.
Hill and wife 10 Thomas Douglass, for
sll that part or portion of the east one
half of lot No. 40, East Wheeling sddi-
ton TO the city; compensation $1,000.
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Caught,

Last night Officer Stanley arrested
Mike HennIgsn, for striking Joe Doyle
st the rolls of the Belmont Mil, with 8
''clinker" about two weeks ago. After
Hennigsn had struck Doyle, he left ior
Cincinnati, where be remained until his
return 10 the city yesterday. The case
will be heard a. Police Court this morn
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TORONTO, January 5, 1873.

EDITOR OF THE CLIP sR-Dear SIR;
Mr.. Schsrf's response to my challenge Is
satisfactory to me- as he states that he
will row me in the Spring. AS thus is
the time | desire to have the match
come off, | will leave the hundred dol
lars deposit in your hands, so that Mr.. S.
can "put up" ss Id agrees to do, n, his
earliest convenience. The point he
raises about making match six or seven
months in advance has force, but this OBJ
lection will disappear as Spring draws
near. Very truly yours,
EDWARD HANLAN.
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CoUGHs and colds cannot continue
when McLsin's Pectorsl Syrup lie used.
Try one bottle and be convinced. 1t
contains no opium or moIphia, so you
need not be afraid 70 try il.
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FOR RENT.

nNE FINE BRICK DWELLING, NINE
Y rooms, with all modern Improve IzsA
ments, water closet and bath tubs; h%%
large lot; located No. 90 =. Penn ST.,
now occupied by w. II. Caldwell, ESQ
Possession April LIST.
one two and half story brick hous
with eight rooms and store room; gas n
water; all in good repair: No. 63 Zig IL
teenth street; will be rented very low.
Possession April LIST.
Two one story frame houses on Eleventh
street, suitable for offices or dwellings
Possession April list. Apply 10
A. NJ. ADAMS,
dec2S l227 Market Street.
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BAKERS Cod Liver Oil, Lame, and
Wild Cherry is admitted by physicians
to be the finest preparation of the KIND
IN the market-palstable and efiicscious.
John Q. Baker & Co., Philsdelphls.
Sold by druggists.
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MRS. JONES, how is your heal this
morning? Thank you, madam, much
improved. l bought bottle of DR..
Bull Cough Syrup last night ana after
the first dose my cough was checked. l
slept well and have not coughed once
this morning.
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A Pardon lkeIuaed.

Governor Mathews refuses, after due
consideration OF the petition, to grant
pardon to Lsmbdin, the Taylor county
murderer, who is confned in the Mounds
VILE penitentisry.
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS -
for rent the fine business stand ~
al the northwest corner of Market
Square and Market alley. The house is
new, large and has all the modern i'm
provements, and well suited for either
hotel or store. If not rented as whole l
will rent the saloon separately; or If de.
sired, will sell the property. Possession
given AZ any time. j. FEINLEh.
dec3ltM Nth
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FOR RENT.

nEISG d. SIKOUS OF REMOVING To
u a more suitable room, we offer for
rent the elegant and centrally located
room now occupied by us, at l@Ol Market
street. Possession given al once II desired,
or A pril LIST, 1878. Call on or address,
THE SINGER MANUF'G CO.,
ia3 1904 Market Street.