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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-25

PERSONAL Potsrs.-Rev. Law, Of Fet-
terman, was in the city on Saturday.
Col. Alex. Campbell, who has been So
iourning in Louisiana for some time past,
was In town last last Saturday, en- route
to his home at Bethany.
Mr.. F. F. AinsWorth, Of the New York
publishing house Of Potter, AinsWorth
& Co, is ct the Mcclure House.
w. L. Bolon, OF Bellaire, who was
taken TO the insane asylum last spring.
has 90 far recovered that he Is expected
10 be able soon to return home.
President Hayes, Of the Washington
and Jefferson College, Is to assist Rev.
Alexander at the next communion sea-
son Of the Presbyterian Church In 81.
Clairsyille, which will occur on Saturday
and Sunday, March ID and Sd.
Mr.. N. Gutman has returned from an
extended Eastern trip.
Chief Engineer Becker, OF the p, w.
&Ky; L. NJ. Reynolds, travelling passen.
ger agent; Mr.. Henry Munetie, Of the
general ticket Office, and Mr.. VIM. Hun
ter, passenger agent, all Of the Panhandle
Railroad, arrived in the city on satur.
Manager Hamilton returned from
Pittsburgh on Saturday, and will leave
for Columbus to-day, as manager Of the
Ellsler troupe.
Grand Master Workman McNair, Of
the Ancient Order OF United Working
men, delivered lecture before members
Of his Order in this city on Saturday
evening.
Mr.. Charles Wilbert, for the past Eve
years manager Of the forge department o.
The Benwood Iron Works, was presented
with gold watch, chain and locket, last
Friday night, by his fellow workmen.
The many friends Of Mr.. VIM. Welfeldt
will be glad to hear that he has recovered
from protracted spell Of sickness, and
Is now able to be out again.
Among the late arrivals at the Mcclure
are: 7. B. A. David, Pittsburgh; Il. A.
Bacon and wife, Portsmouth, O., I. J.
Donaldson, Winchester, Va; Charles NJ.
Donaldson, Huntingdon; J. L, Faulkner,
E. n. Reynolds, Columbus.
F. II. Brinkman and wife, Of Wells.
burg; James F. Agnew, Of Martinsburg;
WIN. A. Chapman, Of Cumberland, are at
the 81. James.
At the stamm last night: W. Tucker,
Wellsburg; John r. Davis, Moundsyille;
B. F. MoBnrney, Quaker City, o; w. @.
Brown, New Mlrtinsyille.
Mr.. Adler, formerly Of Kline &
Adler, will be found at VIM. Fl. Franks
hereafter.
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The grocery OF johnson & McCune, at
Bellaire, was burglariled on Friday night
last, and goods TO the value Of 500 were
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EIGHT TO sEyEN.-Thata the way the
figures stood at the station house last
night, That 10 to say, the arrivals reg.
is!ered up to 10 O'clock were seven
"Pewiky" railroaders and one lone wo.
man. The "Pewiky" boys were paid of
and discharged on Saturday, and a "iam.
boree" followed which landed them In
the cooler on charges Of drunkenness
and disofderly conduct. The woman was
arrested for drunkenness.
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Trains leave from and arrive At r. W. &K,R.R.
popot foot Of Eleventh street, Wheeling.
The nate between Pittsburgh and whpslIpa 1,
reduced 70 V 30 foe single UP and a Is for round
thp tickets,
Passengers by this line avoid all definitions and
tWsnty'four miles 10 distance,
Direct connection L made In Union Depot, Pitt.
buTEht With tho celebrated Past ExpFesS min,
over feuusylyAniA Railroad oFall points East.
Connection made al stsubenylIo with the
fat Express Train for clntlnuati, Louisville,
West and Southwest.
TICKETS are now on ale at DEPOT, foot Of
HOUSE, wheeling
Ss-Ask iot tickets via PANHANDLE ROUTE,
Y, SALpMkLL Genstll Manager, Colum.
pu,t VI y. FELTON, ia, Genefll euperin-
!enaset, FitnbuIEh, PA W. L, O'BRIES, Gen.
erh Passenger Agent ColumbuS,o %, iG25
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TEMPERANCE NorEs.-There were
large audiences present at Otis Hall on
Saturday and Sunday nights. President
Young and Vice President Wincher con-
Quoted the meetings. Speeches were
made by G. W. Bagsa, B. B. Porter, Jos,
F. Kline, F. Eberling, J. Westwood,
Samuel Creighton, Captain Williamson,
Mr.. McNair, OF Pittsburgh, and E. g,
cracraft. There were % siguers alto.
gether at the two meetings.
A large meeting was held at Washing.
ton Hall yesterday afternoon, no admis.
sion fee being charged. The meeting
was conducted by Mr.. E, g. Cracraft, and
addresses were made by B. B. Porter,
Col. G. L. Poorman, Of Bellaire, Rev.
Barniiz and E. G. Cracraft. There were
six signers 10 the pledge.
The meeting at Parkers' Hall on Sat.
urday night was addresIed by Mrs. Hol.
liday, Wilbur Trueman and Robert Mar.
shall.
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The P. ". & Ky. will be opened tt
travel to-day.
THE Elks will hop at Neuhausen's to
morrow night.
FREIGHT business on the B. & o. Rail.
road Is said TO be unusually large.
THE nail factory Of the Belmont Mil
will probably resume operations to-day
THE Odd Fellows' Mutual Aid Associa
tion will hold special meeting this even
ing.
THE Bellaire City Council has aban
doned the project Of building new City
Hall.
AN effort Is being made by some Of
our horsemen to organize a cavalry com
pany.
TIE ,choir OF the Disciples Church
gave concert ut Barnesville last Friday
evening.
The messenger boys for the American
District Telegraph will receive their uni
forms to-day.
The B. & 0. Railroad Company Is put
ting up a new bridge over McMahon'i
Creek, at Glencoe.
TIE upper Riverside forge depart
ment will be in operation four days In
each week hereafter.
The repairs to the Buckeye Glass
Works, at MARITIME Ferry, are rapidly ap.
preaching completion.
TIE LaBelle Glass Works, at Bridge.
port, recently shipped heavy lot Of
manufactured glass to California.
ApRAMA entitled "The Drunkard" Ia
TO be produced by amateur talent at Mar.
tins Ferry next Saturday evening.
TIE will Of Mrs. Charlotte Kelly, de-
ceased, was proved and admitted to pro-
bate at the County Clerks office on Sat-
urday.
The grocery Of Johnson & income, al
Bellaire, was burglariIed on Friday night
last, and goods 10 the value Of 500 were
stolen.
SHERIFF. TrNGIE has decided to keep
his office open every evening until March
18th, that all may have an opportunity
to pay their taxes.
IT is represented by fruit growers 10
this vicinity that thus far all kinds OF
fruits have escaped damage from the
severity Of the winter.
The friends Of Emery, who was con-
yicted Of aiding Gray in the West Wheel.
ing ferry boat murder, are making an
effort 10 secure his pardon.
The boys at the Sixth Ward public
school have organized \ military com.
pany, and will uniform and drill under
the direction Of their Principal.
AT the ball given by the Liberty Hose
Company, in Bellaire, last Friday night,
Lieut.. W. H. Little was the successful
contestant for a gold.headed cane.
TIE evening train from this city 10
Pittsburgh, over the Wheeling, Pitts.
burgh & Kentucky Road, will make the
trip in three hours and fifteen minutes,
COMMITTEES from the Greenback and
Labor partieso OF the city will meet at the
Atlantic engine house tomorrow even
Ing and consider the consolidation pro.
OK Friday night last the caboose car
attached TO train No. SO, on the c, & p.
Railroad, was robbed ut Bellaire Of wear.
ing apparel and other property to the
value Of SIPS.
OFFICIAL otdets have been received by
the agent Of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
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Putprr PARAGRAPHS. = Saeramental
services were held OF tho Zlne Street NJ.
E. Church yesterday morning. This
evening young mems prayer meeting
will be held, and on Tuesday wednesday
and Thuraday evenings revival services.
Services will be held at Wesley NJ. E.
Church every night this week.
Services will, be held at the North,
Street n. E, Church each day this week
except Saturday, rs follows: Two P. NJ,
young meas prayer meeting; 8 P. NJ, cot.
tage prayer meeting; 0 P. NJ, preparatory
prayer meeting; z P. NJ, revival services.
Or. Grimes, the we'll known Presby-
terrain clergyman Of steubenyille, In a
sermon few Sabbaths ago, gave the fol.
lowing definition Of hell: he asked the
ouestion-"What is hell ?" and answered
eaThe recollection Of the past, the mis-.
ery Of the present, and the hopelessness
Of the future" And now some Of his
congregation are doubling his orthodoxy
on that subject.
Rev. Father Sullivan preached on the
@Divine Word" at the Cathedral yester-
day morning. A 1S Deum was sung at
close Of the Mass.
Rev. Rippey, at the Wesley NJ. E.
Church last evening, delivered 4 sermon
upon 1.-THE Future Joys OF the Right
eous," q companion discourse TO the one
delivered the previous Sabbath.
Bishop Kains Lenten Pastoral was
read after Rev. Father Schleicher's ser
mon mt the Church OF the Immaculate
Conception yesterday morning.
Rev. W. Weir, OF the U. P. Church at
Martins Ferry, yesterday preached to his
congregation upon the Bible In the Pub.
lie Schools.
There will be preaching by the pastor
In the Lecture Room Of the First Pres.
byterian Church every evening this week,
except Saturday, at half.past Z o'clock.
A Bible Class will be organized on Sab.
bath afternoon next in the Lecture Room
Of the First Presbyterian Church. Judge
Cranmer will take charge OF 1t.
l. was love feast and sacramental SER
vices at the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church
yesterday. Twelve persons were added
10 the Church during the day. The
revival services will be continued this
week. Meetings every day, except Sat.
urday, at P. N. and 2 I'm.
The Sunday School Of the English Evan.
Lutheran Church was up to its maximum
Yesterday in numbers and interest. Every
seat was occupied, and from the opening
service 10 the benediction, the interest
was unasgging. Rev. Walter A. Long,
Superintendent OF the American Bible So.
ciety, and Mr.. David, formerly superin-
tendent OF the Western Union Telegraph
office 10 Wheeling, happened in as wish
tors, and were persuaded TO make "tiye
minute talks" They were received with
mutual respect and heartsomeness. Rev.
Barnitz's morning sermon was from Gen.
Xxx; G, II withheld thee from SHINING
against me-" The evening discourse was
on "the final judgment" or "iuture re.
ward and punishment" The text was
Revelation XX, II; "And l saw great
white throne and him that sat on it"
The positions discussed were: l. The evil
dences for final judgment. 2. The Judge.
8. The judged. The church was full at
both services.
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,ADrps' READY.MADr WonsrED sUrrs

The only house in this city where you
can buy ready.made suit Ia I. Blum &
Bros, and with the great Eastern facili-
ties this house has, they are enabled to
sell such at a small advance Of cost OF the
material. Their garments are made 10
tirstclass style and good workmanship,
and those In need Of travelling, full
dress or street suit, should go to /. Blum
& Bro. and see their styles. Prices are
very moderate.
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PrBLIo SALE OF VALUABLE House.
HOLD AND KITCHEN FURNrTURE.-We
would call the public's attention to an
advertisement In another column Of this
mornings issue Of the public sale Of the
valuable hou,ehold and kitchen furni-
ture Of Mrs. ]. Adrian, which will take
place on Wednesday morning, March 8,
1873. Persons desiring to purchase
goods Of this kind should attend this sale.
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The CouRn.-MuMcpAL couET-
judge OraHma.-This Court met on Sat-
urday and disposed Of the following bust
LIS. Jordan and ]. E. MoKennan ys.
Theodosia MEG innis;in assumpsit. Judg'
ment In favor Of plaintiffs for 1878 %.
Defendants attorney moved the court 70
have the jury police, which was done, and
resulted In the same verdict as above.
An injunction was granted by Judge
Cranmer in the case Of Henry Otto. com.
plainant and Otto Hess, Henry Hess and
A. ReymAnn, defendants.
Adjourned until this morning at 10
o'clock.
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SALE OF THE KUHN EsrATE.-The es.
tate Of Adam Kuhn, deceased, at Wells
burg, was sold at public sale on Saturday
by Auctioneer Heryey. Mr.. Elisha Pax
ton, Of this city, bought the old homestead
for $1,000. Mr.. Walter Duval purchased
lot No. 81 for $500, and thirty.four
acres Of coal land for $685.. Lot No. O.
was sold to Sheriff Curtis, Of Brooke
county, for S425.
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BEIIA1RE NEwa-on Friday night
last the grocery OF 3. johnston & Co.,
the checkered front, was ieloniously en-
tered by cutting pane out Of the front
door. A small amount Of money and
goods were taken therefrom. The thieves,
however, were so heavily laden down
with plumber that they were compelled
TO leave behind them In their track and
deposit on the pavement near the city
gas Office, nearly the whole Of 3 cheese.
No clue TO the perpetrators Of the act.
A caboose car oil the @. & P. r. r. Co.
was broken into at this place Saturday
night last and clothing and other yalu.
ables amounting to over one hundred
dollars were successfully distracted there.
from.
The rsvivals continue at the NJ. E.
Church. Rev. Toland, the pastor, dis.
plays great energy and leaves nothing
undone in the good work Of enlisting con.
yerts.
Elder FIN. Green, Corresponding Sec.
rotary OF the Christian Missionary So.
ciety, lectures In the Disciples Church
this evening on GBible History and chro.
nology."
The consiguments Of stock from this
place east, was large on Saturday last.
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Total credit. ........... .......sSS, lss o.
net AZ
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PrAsos, ORGANS AND MUSICAL Goops,
yERY CHEAP.-As Sheibs Music Store
will be removed in about ten days 70
Washington Hall, everything now In
stock al the old stand, Main street, is
ceiling at cost. II you want or need any.
thing musical 90 At once. The chance
will soon be over.
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AMARTINs FERRY correspondent Of
the St. Clairsyille GaIette "goes for" q
we'll known woman'S rights woman after
this fashion: "Mfs. Elizabeth Cady Stan.
ton, / suppose, made her last lecture to a
Martins Ferry audience a short time
since, "a most OF her audience being SO
dipgnsted she will be fearfully let alone
by our lecture loving people hereafter.
The Library Association which invited
her lose some ten or twelve dollars by
the operation"
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The consignments Of stock from this
place east, was large on Saturday last.
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HAppY.uD1xes for nervous sufferers
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric
Belts efiectually cure premature debility,
weakness and decay. Book and Journal,
with information worth thousands, mail.
ed free. Address PuLvERMAcHER GAL
vASIo Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. d4w
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THE portion Of the old Melodeon
building, on Main street, east side, be.
tween 18th and 18th, recently occupied
by @. E. Irwin & Co., was sold day or
two since by Mr.. w. L. McAiee TO Mr..
W. 7. Burt, for $1,000. The sale was
made through Mr.. /. Irwin, real estate
agent.
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ADAMS & LUCAS invite attention to
their FISCHER Pianos, which have fine
powerful tone, and are furnished At re-
Inarkably low prices. Also to their gem
eral large stock Of Pianos, new and sec:
ond hand, Of other makers, and Of Reed
Organs, TO LET and For Sale.
illustrated Catalogues, with Price List
mailed free on application. For sale at
ADAMS q LUCAS Music Store,
1927 Market street.
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We oFrER.-By looking over our adj
yertisement at the head Of this local, you
will notice that we offer some extra in.
ducements in goods wanted the present
season. The white spreads are the cheap.
est ever brought to city; also our line Of
housekeeping goods Ia very large, and we
offer them at email advance Of frat
cost Ladies, II in want Of such, give us
a call. l. BLUM & Bro.
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Cry FrSAScEs.-During the past year
the debt Of the city has been reduced
$40, l39 50, and the taxes are now lower
than they have been for some years past.
Following Is a summary Of the debt, as
taken from document submitted by the
City Clerk to Council, and now in the
hands Of the Finance Committee:
Bonded Ipdebe ,67 50
City ordsTs uuts1pdlng 500 u
sundry credit blaHees tet O.
Total lsOt...... s67e,Ssl %
10 hands Of Recfiyer.........,. 8 l 500 0l
- ss'lSs 60
Net dCbt............................. 49, 60
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We remain yours very truly,

Aiesrs. Sss'ey, Earard' Raaley, ladies and
others:
With feelings OF genuine surprise and
pleasure / read your kind letter tender
ing me a complimentary benefit; surprise
10 that IL was totally unexpected, and
pleasure because it conveys to me the
assurance Of the appreciation which you
have SO kindly expressed.
In accepting l would name Monday,
March 4, as the time, and Washington
Hall az the place.
Most respectfully yours,
NJ. A. D. CLIFTON.
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REMovA1.-Haying removed my shoe
store to No. IS Eleventh street. immedi-
ately in the rear Of the old stand, would
respectfully invite my patrons and the
public TO call at the Lille Shoe House
around the corner. JERRY CLEMENS,
No. Is, Eleventh street.
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DURING TINS WEEK.-Messrs. ]. Blum
4 Bro. are offering some very rare bar.
gains this week, and we should advise
our readers lin need Of such TO 70 to l.
Blum 4 Bro. This firm IL always ready to
display what they advocate.
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For families visiting Philadelphia, no
more coy, home.like quarters, combined
with excellent service, unexceptional
cuisine, and moderate prices can be found
than at the Colonnade Hotel on Chestnu.
street. cod
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"EUREKAw

THE BEST GAS BURNER ISTuENlprH
and warranted to do al that d claimed IN n.
In universal ule throughout the Eat, nj -
ed by the city Of Pittsburgh on tbe I'm, M
and 10 all the public buildings and d urIss
yRte houses. As 10 IL being tie btSt I'd a.,
Burner 10 be had, the following connrig,,T.
dorBe, the lame pressure given eatn bunF 4,
Argand turner EiveS Is pr cent more Mi mi
common Bras Fish Tall Burner; I1nf III D.
Eurner mo eheck) q per cent more; NH ~
90 per cent more; the Evans Is pr chi m =
the WINDSOR PATENT o. PR cISI NolI I1
you will see the Ellis equals the Arglnd Is, IN
gives 10 per cent more light, and lhe KlnlgiR
per cent, proving itself tue BEST BURynB
The MARKET. Having bfa appdutA =
Agent for the Windsor burner, new ia mi
the citizens Of Wheeling, assuring thtn tAii N
all that % claimed for Il, and no one adts d 4
afford TO 10 without them. AISo . ney sIrs
plete assortment Of Gas Fixtura, Lad, Sd 4
iron Pipe, Bras Work Of ali description, Il {
articles 10 be found In 4 hrHt-cllIs plunha q
Gas Fitting establishment.
delo OSCAR SEElEY, 2tti nita
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DIR. BANNING left the city last night
TO ELL engagements In steubenville and
Pittsburgh. he has had many browning
successes here, and may return about
May 1st.
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AFTER all that has been said about
"sweeping reductions" the Grand Central
Il the only 6rst-claSs hotel that has made
q "sweeping reduction" It offers frat
class accommodation for 50 so and s. 90
per day. cod
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what Might Have Been Heard.

Almost any day during the Centennial, knot Of
physiciAnS might have been seen gathered around
The elegant glass caie standing In the Main build
Ing In which RenSon's Capdne Porous Plaster was
exhibited, discussing 10 merits and superiority
have heard words Of warm praise fall from their
lips rs they spoke Of the revolution II would likely
tttct In remedies for diseases treated externally,
Hnch a. rheumatism, lame and weak back, spinal
and kidney dlselSes, Tclatlel lumb1go, spnini and
bruises and all aches Hnd pains Of local nature
With these opinions the Centennial Jurors, who
were also learned ply clrns were perfect accord
and awarded the m lnuilctuTeTs Of BGnSon's Cap-
cine Plaster the only medal given 10 porous plSs-
iers. Toayold fraud sec that the word Capcine 10
cut through each plaster. Sold everywhere. Price
% NaINNa
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A smoke house on the creek bank, be.
low the Female College, was destroyed
by FIRE on Saturday morning. The de-
partment was out promptly, and pre-
vented the spread Of the flames.
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CAPCINE , SsasS.

was Invented TO overcome the great objection ever
found 70 the old style Of porous ple that Of sloW
action 10 bringing relIeL BensIu's Clpcine Porous
Plaster relieves pain at once and cures quickly II
imparts sensItlon Of gentle aud stimulating
warmth, and brings rest and Comfort 10 the nj rsI
fRlR-M W pAW
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SHIPMENTS were made from the Bellaire
stock yards on Saturday as follows: To
Loudon county, Va, IS cars stock cattle;
TO Fairmont, 9 cars stock cattle; teWash.
ington, Pa, 8 cars fatted cattle; TO Balti.
more, 10 cars cattle and 5 Of hogs; to East
Liberty, car hogs.
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To make delicious biscuit rolls, light
and aaky-use Charm Baking Powder /,
halthe usual quantity. Duncant & Rowles
Bridgeport, Ohio, sell il.
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IScoRREcr.-The report that Messr,.
Lsnghlin Bros. had formed a company
Tor the purchase Of the Ohio City Mills,
at Maritime Ferry, is without foundation
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TGE heaters and muck rollers Of the
Benwood Mill resume operations on
Wednesday, and next Monday the entire
mill, including the new machines lately
added, will be working to their full ca.
pacity,
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ALEX. Hoop, Of MARITIME Ferry, is to
be hauled over the Goals for carrying pas
sengers across the Ohio river within the
limits allowed Inglebrights ferry.
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THr insurance on Dr.. wunderlichs
property, destroyed by ERE last week, has
been paid BY Prof. schafier, agent oil the
Hamburg Bremen Company.
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P.W. & KX-An engine came down
last evening with two passenger coaches
and baggage car. The regular passen.
ger traffic commences this morning at 8
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Douon made with Charm Baking Pow.
der will be nice and light baked for next
meal. One teaspOoaful 10 quart Of -four.
A. Richardson, Bellair, o. sells II.
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BABIES are the institution and should
be guarded from attacks Of Collie, Flatu.
lence, ETC., by DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Price % cents per bottle.