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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-05
prCLAKArinx or REsnEc..
Cant. Lukeus sereHaded by Tbe 81
Z. O.

Last night 1t II O'Clock Gbg.. thirty
five Of tho Mathews Light Guards as.
sembled at the new a.mory, s1d, headed
By Josie Kramer and hi: Gilmore capped
musicians PROCEEDED IN ranks to the resi-
dence OF their highly esteemed Captain,
j. b. Lgkans, No. SO, North Front
street, Isiand, where they serended
that gentleman in rcga! style. When
within one hundred yards OF the resi-
dence of Captain LuNeus, both the band
and soldier Toys mLliied lali9" us 10 use
the figure OF speechJ their tread, and
soon halted at their destination, where
Josie and MS band burst iortn IN L.rm.-
NOUS strains Of delightful. music. The
first piece over three r"us'il| 'cAee's Io'
Captain LuNeh' sphI Inc air
Inc next on the lfoLraiA"a was "
speech from Private Mcneil, "A) hai
been chosen spokesman Tor inc occasion
by the company, In ne"t little speech
Mr.. Mcneil related the scenes o. WAT
through winch tue bTaVe boys mao zone
no, forgetting 70 remiht tueH! Oh VH'
"wsr OF hearts llrou&L "h'.A '-eS
passed at the w lite IA, s''s.L'' nc
speaker compiImeHted the so.a.efs Oh
their escape from danger r. U5a!!'a,
MsrtInsburg, Piedmont and Or Johh s
Run without the loss OF
single man, but dep.ored the late
that overlook them IN camp 1T the
White. Many brave hearts had gone
into the battle OF "Hirta'ion' bu. mao
shown the Wllle leather "uHu QIh"u u
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military Matters.

The commItteo in charge Of the sham
battle fund have assumed all the charges
connected with the accidental death OF
the member Of the Waynesburg Blues
who fell out Of the Mcclure House VIII
dow, which includes medical attendance
burial caske', transportation, &c, smouL-
ing to over one hundred dollars. As the
accident occurred while be was m in
vi,ed guest Uf our military, they ConsiI-
cred that it was right they should pay
All charges. This act Of generosity vii.
not be Il loss to the battalion.
Tho preliminary arrangements have
been made for picnic by our three
companies at Burley's grove, on the T..
W. Il Ky. road. on the Fourth OF July
This Is an excellent grove, and has the
best dancing platform in this section.
The card published yesterday rom the
captain OF the Morgsntown Cadets
thar king the Matthew'S Light Guards for
defrayIng their expenses, should have
included our other two companies, s
the expenses were paid out OF The JOINT
fund Of the three companies. The Cadet
Captain has been mlsinformed, or misun,
derstood the matter.
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mARrle'slERRY LOCALS.

The business OF the Buckeye Glass
Wo,ss has increased 10 sn unexpected
ex.,p, during the Is.t fsw weeks. Week
before last taey manufactured twenty
eigat pots Of ware, U4t last week, owing
to stopping on Decoration Day, their
production was not quite SO great.
Both agricultural implement factories
are running iull, apd are even behind
with their orders. Spence's factory is
working overtime in order to eaten up.
The planning mills are not rushed with
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FIJI. COURTS.
Yesterday Proceedings ia the Difs
TercnI judicial Bodice.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.

COZ NpO RI y Gb'E hS'D'
Todd & Smith VS.. Edward Cain,
certified by Squire Caldwell. Motion to
oussh attachment overruled.
Todd & Smith VS.. Martin Gates, CerLi-
fed by Squire Caldwell. Motion to
quash attachment Overruled.
John Broedenbsck VS.. Fridoiin 1sgel,
certified by Squire 5. q. A. Hamilton.
judgment for plaintiff against defend
ant for $2747 and costs.
VIM. s. GoshOrn vs.. Frank Scemeye
certified by Squire Caldwell. judgment
for plaintiff against defendant for $685.
and costs.
Adjourned until o'clock Friday
morning.
MUNICIPAL COURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
John c. Miller, administrator, vs
Ca.harine Marquis, ct a.. in chsncery
In this cause fraI decree was entered
and an order Of distribution granted.
John Frissell VS.. Mary A. Brown et
Ell. in c3aucery. Order entered ordering
the fling Of bill of amendments and re-
view.
Thos. Hughes IL CO VI Philip Il,
Moore, ia usampsit. Julgmeu. Tor
plaintiff for $l,l4692.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This court disposed of two cases yes
terday, with fines ranging from - to
S. and costs in each case.
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CITY CEElFS,

ONE marriage license recorded yester-
day.
JUpoE JACKSON will open court this
morning.
The Supreme Court will convene IN
regular term this morning.
ST. MATTHEWS vestry have not yet
secured a pastor for their church.
PROM all appearances last night, there
will be an unusually fine market TINS
morning.
Two hundred and twenty-five weeks
of the old Nail City Building Association
have expired.
CIRCUIT COURT will open at 3 o'clock
this morning at which time motions lor
new trials will be heard.
Two deeds IN fee, four of trust and one
release deed recorded at the Office OF the
County Clerk yesterday.
The grand grove of Druids, L. a. q.
d., will meet at Beethoven Hall to-mor-
row morning It 8 o'clock.
ST. PAUL's church, Ritcbictown, /: re-
ceiying q re-paintlng. The old clock Is
also getting Il complete overhsuiing.
AVERY handsome book case has been
put up in one of the lobby rooms OF the
Odd Fellows hall, for the use OF the
various lodges.
SHERIFF TINGLE will keep his office
open ut night, TO accommodate della
quent tax. payers who have not the time
to call during the day.
The business Of the Hinge Factory |:
reported as having been better during
the past FIVE months, than during the cor
responding number Of months CT last
year.
WHEELING celebrated Decoration Day
bv a sham battle between eX-COnteder-
ates and FederaIs. No blood was sned,
but much beer was spilt.-PhiLadsLphla
Times.
THE old Thompson & Hibberd plumb
ing establishment on Market street, Il
being torn away for the purpose OF re-
building q handsome three story business
block.
COMMENCING with tonight and con-
tinuing tomorrow and Friday, the chlI-
dren OF ST.. Alphonsu.' Church school Will
hold fair at the school hall. A variety
of useful and ornamental articles Will be
tor sale.
AN elderly man with a badly dam
aged eye-the Injuries received IN 8 bar
room hght-wss passenger on South
Wheeling car yesterday. The sufferer
declined to say where he had received
his wound.
TuE rim of the driving wheel Of the
Benwood nail factory was cracked yes
tertay morning. The breakage Will ne
cesstate stoppage for repairs until to-
morrow, at which ime the factory will
resume in full.
THE citizens Of South Wheeling, who
suffered so severely by the loss OF flowers
&C., by the recent hail storm, are recoy-
ering from their pOndency on that &C
count, and the many formerly beautiful
gardens are beginning to again present
a more cheerful aspect.
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sTEUBESviLhE LOCALS.

Mr.. jeremiah Jennings, an old and
highly respected citizen of this city, died
on Sunday evening a. his residence on
South Sixth street and was buried
Tuesday morning.
The case OF the city VS.. Thomas j..
Lyons for violating the Sunday ordI-
lance, VII, be trieG to jury before the
Mayor this { "Wednesday morning al .
O'Clock.
Alta regular meeting of tne'Board Of
EGuca.Ion Monday, the rate OF taxation
for school purposes WAS placed at "A OF 8
mill, which Is u reduction OF GU OF y
mill over last year.
The new residence Of Mr.. W. II Hun
ter, Of the Ga=stic, on North Fourth
street, is READY tor the roof 1t Is a very
handsome structure and eXcltes great
deal O! comment from the psssers by.
The ladies OF ST. Psu's Episcopal
Church will hold q supper and festival IN
CARROTS hall, on Thursday and Friday
evenings next.
The Alicanna Steel Works are not in
operation, owing to the fact that the Wise
man of the establishment Is iii.
1t has come to light that the Jo.eph
Kissiuger, who was killed in the railroad
accident last fall at Alexandria Roads,
was not Joseph Messenger, formerly OF
this city. Our Joseph is alive and well
st Eas, Liverpool.
Mr. Edward EIson, of this city. la.
purchased the farm in Island Creek
ioprsh,, r,rhnerly owned by CYRUS NAs-
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Personalities.

DR.. J. L WhitselI, Of Bethany, was IN
the city Yesterday.
Simon Bacr leaves to-day on vlsi. to
his Oldest daughter who resides a! Mil
wsukee, Wis.
Miss Mary Paxton, Of Wcllsburg, who
has been spendisg several days with
Miss Hieskell, of this city, returned
home yesterday.
judge c. p. +. Moore, of Pt Pleasant,
is ut the St. james.
Rev. &. G. Wilding left Tor Europe
yesterday.
VIM. Solden. Of Bridgeport, who has
been confined 70 his room with sickness
for some time, is able to be out and a.
tend to business.
Mrs Capt. Robert Cowan, Of Souto
Wheeling. has gone to Maryland to visit
friends, where she Will probably remain
during the Summer.
Rev. o. +. Miller, late pastor of the
Disciples church. LETT for tho East VIA
the B. IL O. Il K. lsst.evenlng.
Nate Straus erg NJ d Ben hee, beta OF
PITTSBURGH 4, re in the city on business.
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npnu MEMS ENrP4.

Last Friday, while digging clay at q
brick ward between Elm Grove and TrI-
sdelphis, and when about three feet be-
low the surface Clay Hunter discovered
several slabs of stone, which caused him
to investigate further. Alter turning
over the stones. Mr.. Hunter there found
the bones of two persons which he sup
posed to be the remains OF Indians. The
bones of one skeleton were well pre-
served, while those OF tie other were
very much decayed. With the skeletons
were found two stone tomahawks, one Of
which was we'll shaped and shsrpened,
whilst the other was moro or less de-
stroyed. Monday, Mr.. Hunter found
another stone tomshawk, which is in fac
state Of preservation.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. n,
CONDENSED TIME CARD.
- 81 -IfE 5 Ssssss9l

GOING EAST AND WEST.
On and after May y, 1875, all trains daily
Except sunday.
z Through Trains to Pittsburgh.
- Through Trains TO Cleveland.
. Through Trains u Chicago.
Pulmau'S ParlOr Cars between Wells
willie and cleveland.
Hotel and Sleeping Cars ON all Trains
between Alliance and Chicago.
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Gnncrnl NrdPrs NO. =.

This is the addition made to the ad.
vertisement of the Sunday school excur-
sion tomorrow, and gives ST. the infOr-
nsIion any one can want. With the
care and precision Of the movement: of
an srmy, as the running OF express
trains on q railroad, the arrangements
for the excursions OF this Sunday school
are made. A new feature this year will
be tire furnishing O. dinner and luncheon
at 25 cents for the former and
very low prices for the latter Vsss and
his excellent band accompany the excur-
sion. Telagrsms Will be sent from the
dltIiereat stations and posted for the
benefit of frieRds.
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TrustaeIS Sale Of Real Estate.

Wy VIRTUE or \ DEED OF TRUST
ID made 10 me by Richard Nolan and
Margaret NOltn his wife, dated May D.
1874, and recorded in theOtlice OF the Clerg
OF the County Court si ohio county, west
Virginia, in deco OF trust book No. !, page
ID auu 10, ] Will sell a. public auction, on
SATURDAY, JUN r 1, 1873,
Commencing at 20 o'clock a. NJ, at NE
font door Of the Court House, the city
of Wheeling, the following described real
estate, flat Is To say: The ives, or alley
mart OF the sO4th II tlf OF lot !@6, 81 uate on
Inc west side Of old Fourth street, and
north OF old Union street, that IS 10 say o
much OF said half lot as fronts on the alley
running eaStwardly towards old Fourth
street, ABOUT i5 feet, more or less, together
with The buildings thereon.
The title 10 the above property IS Oel!eV-
ci to be una lestiOuGbIe, but selling As
trustee snaI only convey such title as Is
vested In me by virtue ol said d, d OF
trust. 1hJS' - d nIF-''
appel trustee
The above sale is postponed for one
week. aud will positively take place on
SATURDAY, June 5, lH7o, at TO O'Clock \
NJ Terms, Oue-ihiTd cash, and the b lance
in six and tw I've months from day OF
sale, with interest and sec nifty.
u8 THOS. U'BRIEN, Trustee.
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Shot nj hut Not Hit.

Ever since the water in Wheeling
creek has been fit for boys to battle in,
MIR. Wheat has been annoyed by parties
of youths and even men using his brick
ysrd rs a short cut to and from town TO
the creek. Ina good many instances
newly made brick, which We're placed
in position to dry, have been damaged by
the aforesaid parties walking over them.
Yesterday Mr.. Armstrong, Mir. Wheat's
manager, determined to put stop TO
their proceedings and when a crowd Of
boys appeared on the forbidden premises,
he fired q couple of losds Of shot at them
causing them to beat lively retreat. No
one was hurt, however.
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SCulling News.

Monday night Louis Felsing who won
the FeIsinG. Labcrger boat race at Pitts.
burgh lsst month, was admitted rs q
men! Der Of the NalI City boat club. We
congratulate this club in gaining such
an acquisition to her membership
Weisgerber says he has 800 st Helm
brighL's and is resdy Tor race with
Felsing at any time the latter may
cover it. There are some prospects of 3
race between these two oarsmen at an
early day.
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RCnl IAtnIe Transfers.

The following transfers OF real estate
was recorded at the Office OF the County
Clerk yesterday:
Deed made June ), 1873, by William
Armstrong and wife to William Scott,
for the South ten feet of lot No. Il and
the north twenty feet OF lot 10, making
thirty feet front and one hundred and
twenty feet deep, on Huron street, Island.
$3.50.
Deed made June 8, 1878, by William
Scott to William Armstrong, for the
north ten feet Of lot No. ID and the
south twenty feet of lot No. l6 OF Arm
strong's addition to the city. $3.50.
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Railroad Commissioners.

The commissioners appointed by the
Board Of Public Works, under an act of
the Legislature to assess the taxable
railroad property in this State, will hold
a meeting in this city to-day. The COM
mission j. composed of j. 5. Wilkinson,
of Ljrc,.n county; Mr.. Randolph, OF
Hardy county, and Mr.. Breuse, OF Pleas
ants county. The former gentleman ar
rived IN tee city yesterday, and the latter
two VII. arrive to-day.
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Breezes OF EnycstIgatiOn II.

The Black investigating committee
appointed by CouncIl TO Investigate
George z. Blacks books, are still at work
ana will, in all probability, be ready to
make a report within two weeks. We
learn that the books, so far as examined
are In 8 bSd condition. How the matter
will turn out we leave it for the report OF
the committee to say, which will be at q
specIsl meeting for that purpose only.
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Best Prints, &c.
5000 yards standard Gait
COS. OnIJ &c.
$50 yards Fancy Grcna-
dine, q Lie.
100 new suits for Ladies
and Children just opened.
EMSIsEIMER BROS,
Hi Main street.
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Vandalism.

A number OF East Wheeling small
boys are in the habit OF going into the
John stree! Cemetery and Decorating 1t
by card playing and other vices unbe-
coming the quiet Of such place. These
same boys are also in the habit Of pulling
flowers and carrying of ornaments
placed shout the graves. The attention
OF the proper authorities Is called to this
conduct on the psrt OF the boys.
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CLOSING cut Trimmed Hats and Bon
nets Mt ruinous prices ~ SPeyer Bros
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FOR ~ A 4 H.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN
ELEGANT Country Residence

NV farm. consisting of thirty acres OF
city on the National pike. 1t is also well
Situated for gardening purposes. A GOOD
orchard, consisting OF apples pears ana
outnces is on the place. \ two story frame
house OF 10 rooms, all in perfect ordtr ;
water on bOtk floors. The place Il es,si ~ >
thetr .inS of the Hempfeld railroad, be-
Ing located about hall way between the
te-rinus of the former and the station OF
the latter. ,. ,,o.,,., 90 t,,r-
aov lime 18th, IL will he then offered at
nubiic sale on the premises, commencing
nj 2LS O'Clock &. NJ. sharp.
For furtf er information enquire on the
premises at any time, OF the uaGSIsl ntu'
ma2 = hEN NEbi'
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FNHREE LARGE HORSES SUITABLE
Tor heavy work at a mill. Also one
small mule.
uayyh LaBFLIE IRON WORKS
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The Lost Pound.

The readers Of the REGISTER will re-
memter that few weeks ago q youth
was run over and killed NJ Simpsons
Station on the b. 30 Railroad, by the
ears. Among others whose remains they
were supposed t. be was Henry Ebling
of this city. Yesterday Henry returned
to his parents and friends alive and
well.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
MAS BREWERY, &C
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling:
Christian Burke, who sues, &c,
Margaretha Mas, administrators OF David
Mas decd, and Others.
IN CHANCERY.

-
Margaretha Mas, administrators OF David
Mas, decd, and Others.
N CHANCERY.
The undersigned, Special Commission.
er~, hereby give notice that by virtue OF
the authority vested in them by decree
made by said court in the above entitled
cause on the 9th day OF April, 1878, they
will, on
SATURDAY,, THE STH DAY or JUNE,
ISIS, commencing at I'D o'clock A. ",
sell al pu'Uc auction, at the front
door of the court House of OHIO county,
West Virginia, in the city OF " heeIlng, 10
the highest aud best bidder the real eStale
OF which sail David Mas, decd, died
seized aud pOs>s >sed, tO-wIJ: The piece OF
land, containing about tNO and One-haIf
acres. on which said David Mas had hlS
residence and brewery at the time OF his
death. which was conveyed to him 10y one
Franz HCguer ana wife by deed dated
March TO- 1877, aud now OF record In the
ClrTn'- office OF the County Court OF said
county. i'm decd book 80. ~, page ~ aud
described in said deed as follows: Fro n
ing on the continuance OF Market street
nlur.y tcrt, more or less; thence running
with HDnmau'S line northeast one hum
drei and ten feet; thence north TO Bush
tpld & MCMrchen'~ line; thence east 10
John McLurv'S line; thence with his line
about 80 t-et; thence west 10 hoffman :
linz, the place Of beginning.
on tho n0rlh west corner or Fourth llately
called Bank street a Coal street, 'front.'
Ing 50 ie-t on Coal street and ri ming west
west with Fourth street no feet, beng
same lot conveyed to said David Mas by
Joseph Bell and wife, by deed dated
October 3. 1867, and now OF record in said
Clerks Office i'm deed book so. 50, page
III. All OF said real estate being IN said
city. county and state
TERMS OF SALE-One-tOuTth of the pur-
naSe money, or such greater sum rs the
purchase may elect to pay, in cash; the
residue IN three equal ins,a!mcut>, each
bearing interest from the 'ty of sale and
TayaDte respectively in SIX, twelve and
eighteen months alter the day Of sale, the
purchaser - give bonds with personal
security thereon satisfactory 10 the undar-
signed IOr said deferred aymentS, anu the
trtIeto be retained uuu! payment 10 tull
OF the purchase money.
eLENIS =. JORDAN,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners
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Monday evening our friend Robert
Sherry, OF Bellaire, was in the city, aud
IN passing Bulger's on Market street
noticed number OF small turtles which
nc was admiring, and, upon putting
one Of his fingers too close To the mouth
OF u turtle, had 1t severely bitten.
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MONEY saved by buying your Mill
merry Of Speyer Bros.
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That donkey which was sold to Hsr-
rson Taylor and warranted to be free
from faults especially such SIS running
away and kicking, again took to his heels
IN Centre Wheeling yesterday afternoon,
and in his race overturned the cart, spill
ed all the goods, kicked his owner in the
eve and smashed things generally.
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NOT Yet Removed.

The unsightly lumber piles which were
placed on Twenty-third street, between
Main and Cbapline streGls, about two
weeks since, continue to annoy and OBJ
stract travel on that thoroughfarc. II
they are not removed shortly the Street
Commissioner will put them where they
belong at the owners expense.
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Presentation.

Officer Pat Mabony has been pre-
scented, by the prisoners of the work
house, with u very fine ebony club. This
speaks well for that officer, especially
coming from the source 1t does. Mahony
Is the fourth haudsomest man on the
force.
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Rrsihencr HMrnCG.

The resideuc, OF Ike Thompson, of
Bearsville, Ohio, was totally consumed
by fire, last Monday evening. Mr..
Thompson succeeded in saving only u
small lot o. furniture, and nothing more.
The loss is estimated at about $500, with
no insurance.
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For Sale Cheap for Cash

- HEAVY STONE WAGONS, FIGHT
= Coal Cars, one cart. one Farm wagon
one Spring Wagon, three ton OF
COAL BANK RAIL IRON,
Punched and counter SUM-. One new
$40, Macon. =. ]. EI.LIFRITZ,
oDi5 Cor. 2ith aud Market streets
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WE sh,ll p'sce on our counters on
Thursday June 6.a, 81 dozen two Baton
dark shsdes kiQ GI.v.s -. tn .z:reme
low price 0. Az cents per par, a.so L: the
same time = 10: Of Black X Is, sizes, 8, 6:
81 st the same price. The Gloves are
worth IS GEMS. Come early and secure
them before they are all gone. Respect
fully, Speyer Bros.
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IT doesn't do bit OF good to tske q
twelve miiepromensde in 8 fourteen foot
room with the baby, snd sing or dec aim:
"Hootchie, p0ocaie, pudden and pie
Use Dr.. Bulls Baby opcIp and be done
with IT,
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati { SLLOuiS


,,AILW AY-PAN.HASDLE ROUTE.
Time table East and West, May Eth,
1873. Trains leave Pam Handle Depot foot
OF Eleventh street, near public landing
daily, except sunday, ~ follows Wheel
ing time:
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FOR SALE.

JITEHAVE on HAND A FEW OF THE
w old style Woo en- Hydrauts, which
we are now Offering TO tn public at co I,
10 make room Tor our new Patent on
Hydrant and Street washer the best I'm
me mgrKer, which can be repaired with
ont digging up.
I4IS nNRkET STREET.
,na2,ra TRINRLE 4 HORNBROOk.
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AnimIgRil EnnRfir.

Yesterday George Frashe- Of Fulton,
was taken before squire Caldwell, and
upon examination by DR.. 5 d. Wilson,
county examiner, was adjudged iunstic
and rcmsnd,d to jail 10 await transport
Lation TO the asylum.
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Flower Festival.

Hon. c. D. Hubbsrd's Bible class will
hold Flower Festival IN the lecture
room Of the Chspline Street VI. Z.
Church on Friday night. The shsir will
psrtake largely OF the character Of a neck
tie social.