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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-01

IL IL now an acknowledged fact the
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED. 1t has been
cured in very great number OF cases
(some OF them apparently desperate ones)
by Schen,k's Pulmonic Syrup alone, and
on others by the same medicine In con-
nection with Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic
and Mandrake Pills, one or both, accord
ing TO the requirements of the case.
The old superstition that consumption
incurablc," for many years deferred
Physicians from attempting TO find
remedy for that disease, and patients
afflicted with ii reoonciled themselves TO
death without an effort being made To save
them from doom which was considered
inevitable.
DIR. Schenck himself was supposed at
one time to be At the very gate OF death,
his Physicians having pronounced his
case hopeless and abandoned him to his
fate; he was Cured by the aforesaid medi-
cines and after Tards enjoyed unlnter-
rnpted good health tor more than torty
years. Thousands OF people have used DR..
Schenck's preparations with the same re-
markable success.
Schenck'S Almanac, containing
thorough treatise on Consumption, Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia, &c, can be had
gratis of any druggist, or OF j. Ii. ScheneR
* Son, Philadelphia. Full directions for
the use OF Scheuck's medicines accom-
panY each package.
Tonic, and Mandrake Pills are tor sale by
all druggists.
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AZ OIt's Hall Last Night.

Something that has never occurred IN
this city before occurred last night in the
way of a temperance watch meeting.
About 10 o'clock, after the business of
the Union had been transacted, Vice.
President Wincher opened the meeting
by reading the Scriptures and prayer.
He made the opening remarks, and then
declared the meeting open for short
speeches, when Mr.. Harry b. Holiday
entertained the audience with some OF
his life as drinker. Then Captain
John Bags made things lively in a
laughable speech and retired, bidding
good night to the audience. DIR.
Wells next amused them with some
more laughable remarks. Capt. b. B.
Doyener vas present, and in response
to an invitation, addressed the audience
in Il very becoming speech IN sympathy
with the great movement, and gave
credit to the Unions for their persisting
in the right. Mr.. Morgan II. Gregg
made stirring address, and was loudly
applauded. Mr.. Hugh Harrison made
the last speech IN Ott's Hail in the year
1877. Thus closed the services in outs
Hall. After the clock struck twelve, the
choir sang, "Ssfe in the arms o! Jesus"
MIR. Wincher then pronounced the ben
edction. There were three signers.
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Sunday school ENTERTAINMENT.

The children and friends OF the Zs9e
Street Nj. +. Sabbath School assem- bled,
last evening, at the Zane Street Church,
where the children were given their an.
nusl treat of candies and other good
things. Quite pleasant time WAS spent
IN singing aud the presentation of pre-
miums.
Those who received presents were /:
Master Harry Graham, Bunysn's Pill
grim's Progress Miss Phebe Mayors,
illustrated Bible dictionary; Capt Z. +,
Miller, gold pen and silver holder;
Charles Hull, tine photograph album;
Lena Loos. fine silver cup. Sslhe
Crawford, The orgsnist, was presented
with 8 very handsome toIle: set, for her
faithful services.
We hear thst there have been numer-
Gus requests for q repetition Of the con-
cert given on Christmas night, and the
probability is that those who were pre-
vented by other engagements, will have
at opportunity 10 witness the concert on
the evening OF the I'D of February.
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Election of Officers.

The following officers will be installed
on next Thursday night in Eureka
Lodge, No. As l. 90. Z: n. g., Frank
Woods; V. e.. VIM. BIon; Secretary, c.
J. Hays; Trustee, &. Schel.
William Tell EncsDpment, l. o. o. r.
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing yesr: c p, 5. o. Burdsts; h.
p. Henry Arms; S. W., John Vogel; j.
W, Carl Sorg; Secretary, John Salsdei
Treasurer, Jacob Lsndired.
La Belle Lodge No. 2, A. o. l. w,
on Saturday last elected the following
officers: John Powell. P. NJ. W; VIM.
Webb. NJ. W; VIM. +. Grsebe, g. F /;
B. w. Roberts, o.; II. Truxell, Receiver;
Chas. Grist, Fnancier; h. G. UIrich,
Recorder; 5. w. Callahan, Guide; Z.
Jscksou, J. W; VIM Leech, o. W.
VIM. Tell Lodge No 6, l. o. o. T.,
has elected the following officers to serve
for the ensuing year: n. g., Richard
Heinrich; V g., Henry hurner; Secre-
tsry, John Salade; Treasurer, II. C..
Bauer; Trustees, Henry Stsmm, julius
T. Lehman and Henry Arms.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the Dii.
ferenI Judiciary Bodies.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.

COUNTY COURT-JUDGE BOYD.
Thomas Hogg VS.. Charles Ex'ey, reset
for trial on the 18Th inst
A. Sweeney VS.. j. q. Vincent, certified
by Squire Caldwell, was tried before the
following jury: Z. Whltmyer, A. ii.
Beach, d. NJ. Alexander, james Dela-
plane, +. l.. Kimmins, z. French, w.
NJ. Nlcoll, August Matthews, John K.
LOOMS, John Gartner and John u.
Beck. Verdict for plaintiff for $50.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock "Wednesday
morning.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMEE.
This Court met at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning, and signed the minutes OF Sat
urday's proceedings. Adjourned until
Wednesday morning at ~ o'clock.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE cRANMER.
Thomas Nottingham, disorderly; fined
81 and costs. Paid.
Neil McNaughton, disordeTly, fined
So and costs. Paid.
Benjamin Clark, disorderly, fined 10
and costs. Committed.
Louis TravitIck, dlsorderiy, fined 81
and costs. Paid.
James Lane, dIsorderly, fined 81 and
costs. Paid.
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AMONG THE COURTS AND WITH
THE 'sQUIRES.
The business Transacted During the
Past Year.

The business Transacted During the
Past Year.
During the past year ending to-day,
the following legal business has been
transacted in this city:
SUPREME COURT.
During the past year. this Court has
decided one hundred cases. The printed
records and briefs OF the cases decided
amount to 5000 pages OF printed mat
ter, while the written opinions will oc
cuPy fully 1000 pages more OF printed
matter.
CIRCUIT COURT.
In this Court, the number of true bills
found during the year were eighteen,
and the number OF not true bills were
seven, The number on the docket Jan
uary /, 1877 were sixty. Those finished
during the year sixty eight and those
remaining on the docket are thirteen.
COUNTY COURT.
We learn from the Clerk of this Court,
that about two hundred cases have been
disposed OF.
SQUIRE CALDWELL.
The number of cases disposed of by
this Justice amount 10 1868 civil, and
So criminal cases.
SQUIRE PHILLIPS.
This Squire has disposed of l,l0l civil
and 62 crIminsl cases.
SQUIRE WAIT.
The number of cases disposed OF by
this Justice is $50 civil and 50 criminal
cases.
SQUIRE SCHULTZ.
Justice Schultz has disposed OF 325 civil
and 81 criminal cases.
SQUIRE WHEELER.
At this Squirrels office there have been
SIS civil and 100 criminal cases disposed
OF.
SQUIRE MIX,
TAis Justice has disposed OF 240 civil
and "A criminal cases.
SQUIRE BULGER
Thu number OF cases decided BY this
Justice is 200 civil and 50 criminal cases.
SQUIRE J. K. MILLER.
At this JUSTICES Office l6l civil and 10
criminal cases have been disposed of.
CLERKS OF COUNTY COURT.
This officer has sdmltted TO record
5l7 deeds in fee, 400 deeds of trust, $40
release deeds snd 1877 marriage licenses.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
At the office OF Secretary OF State S.
Brady, there have been AZ certificates of
incorporation issued.
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ALLEGED FORGERY.
a Farmer. at One fine In Good Cir
cumstances, IN Accused OF
FORGING Notes aid Sign
Ing HIS Father.in-
Laws Name
Thereto.

Last week the quiet community of
Limestone, Marshall county, was some
what sgltated over floating rumor that
Mr.. Harrison Blake, Of that place, had
forged several notes for various amounts
of money, and signed the name of Mr..
John Cloudy, his father in-lsw, thereto.
The notes that were alleged to have been
forged were made to Mr.. +. Z. Prickett,
dealer in groceries, at Nos. 1920 and 1922
Jacob street, for 500, and to Mrs.
Majors, residing on Little Grave Creek,
Mars hall county, Tor something over 500.
1t seems that the notes had been made
payable to the parties named, but instead
OF having been forged, Mr., Cloudy signed
them, thereby making B!ake's creditors
safe. 1t also appears that Mr.. Pickett,
in order to hurry up the payment OF the
money, threatened to have Blake arrest
ed If the amount was not forthcoming, IS
1t had been rumored that the note Vas q
forgery. Desiring to be lerient on Blake,
Mr. Pickett entered into an agreement by
which the debt could be settled by pay
ing small amounts at a time. This having
been satisfactorily arranged, and Mrs.
Majors having heard of the rumor OF the
suspected fraud, came to the city and had
Blake brought before Squire Mix, OF the
Eighth ward, on charge of forgery,
when his tather-In-law came and had the
affair settled satisfactorily to all parties.
The trouble arose IN this way: Blake had
made the notes spoken OF, and mad had
them properly signed by MS isther-ln-
law, who became the endorser, and as
the notes tell due, Blake beng unable to
pay them, they were presented to tho
endorser, whom; it is said, was not pre-
pared to pay hi the time, and remarked
That they were forged on him. This re-
ported speech was taken up by those who
desired TO lnjure Blake, whom we IN
derstand TO nave been, at one time,
well-to do and prosperous farmer, out
who has been working ~ "odd jobs Tor
some time past. lie is DOW engaged IN
work at the East Wheeling glass house,
and is paying his jast debts by degrees.
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ACROSS THE RIVER.
Specially Reported for the Register.
BELLAIRE.

BELLAIRE.
No arrests made yesterday.
Mr. W. SwANRY, of Bethesda, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. SMITH, the diver, was in the
city yesterday evening.
JAS. II. PITT has erected new grease
works in South Bellaire,
Mr. J. n. CARSON, of Cambridge, o.,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. GRAMMAR JONES, of Lewis Mills,
was in the city, yesterday.
DRoEE, the -four man from GAINESVILLE,
was guest of the Globe Hotel, yester-
day.
SCHUYLER CoLFAI will lecture hero
on February l, 1878, on Abraham Lin
coin.
ABOUT fifteen or twenty couples came
from Wheeling, last evening, to surprise
Miss Mary Brader.
The social at Gsrrards last night was
avery enjoyable one. They danced the
old year out and the new year in.
Mr.. VIM. DAUGaERTY will leave to-
morrow on trip to Cincinnati In the
in the interest of J. II. Pitt, axle grease
firm.
Mr.. Geo. Mince, German Of this city,
ventured down to the bottom of the
stoney Ohio river in Mr.. Smiths diving
suit recently.
ONE of our insurance agents would
like 10 know what that oyster man did
with that turkey. Sam says he don't
know anything about 1t.
Mr.. H. NJ. Taylor, master mechanics
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad shops,
was presented with n fine twelve pound
boy, Saturday morning.
NExr Friday evening there will be q
debate in the colored M +. Church.
Subject-"Which has caused the most
bloodshed, prejudice or pride"
ABOUT thirty of the Bellsire City
Light Guards departed on the 4:l0 train,
bound for SteubenyilIe. The st. Glars
vile Guards got on at Bridgeport.
IT Is rumored that sll employees of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
psny, under age will be discharged with
the commencement of the new year.
Mr.. ED. KINNEY, of Shelby Junction,
who has been spending the holidays At
his home in thi: city, lett this morning
en- the $3.50 train to resume his work at
the place above named.
DANIEL KIMBERLAN9, formerly of the
Bellaire City hat store, and who has been
spending the past ten months IN Ne
brssks has returned to the city to spend
New Years with his old Chums.
Mr.. DANIEL FRANCIS brakeman on
Baltimore and OHIO railroad, Central
Ohio Division, in making coupling at
GAINESVILLE one night last week, lost 3
finger of his right hand.
REPAIRING OF brass, wooden, or town
clocks attended to with promptness and
neatness by p. 2. Selars, 4l9 Belmont
street, three doors below the railroad
bridge.
A PLEASANT masquerade ball and oys-
ter supper WIS given by the Baron Base
Ball Club in their rooms, under the Os-
borne House, last evening. About thir.
ty couples were in attendance. Music
by Fowler's String Band.
THE steamer Orion arrived for Par
kersburg, w. Va, this afternoon with
two barges containing twenty one hun
dred cross ties for the PennsyvsnIs Rail.
road Company. They are running about
thirty or thirty five cars of ties per week
to Cleveland
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English Lutheran sunday school En-.
tertaiBment.

The programme Of the exercises OF this
school has been placed in our hsnds.
There will be thirty-six different parts,
averaging three minutes each. The
Light House exercises will be exceed
inCly fine, aud will constitute the princi-
psi festure of the entertainment No
pains have been spared 10 make the
affair attractive ana worthy of the &C.
casion. From the programme, the even
ing promises 10 be one OF no ordinary
pleasure ard profit. Every care has
been taken 10 make 1t one that will in no
way mar the true the good and the
esutitul, as exhibited 10 Christian pre-.
cept and life.
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NEW YEARS CALLS.
Some OF Those Who VIII Keep Open
Houses To-day.

There will be very few houses thrown
open for the general reception of guests
to-day compared with the len thy Lists
of years gone by. Among the
most proniL eut will be the following:
Mrs. Hulhhen Quarter, Mrs. Jacob
Grub and Mrs. K. Nj. DelsplsIne, as
sisted bv Misses Birdie Bell, Salie Hill
dretb, Mamie Dubois and Amy Chap.
line will receive callers at the residence
of Mr.. l.. 5. DeIaplaine, 1907 Chapline
street.
Misses Sslle and Minnie Maxwell
will receive callers at POO Market street,
assisted by Misses Ida Kelly, Birdie
Pendleton, of Bethany, Lizzie Pendleton
and Miss Fish, OF New York.
Miss Gertie Caldwell, assisted by
Misses Hubbard, Annie Chaplsine,
Belle Caldwell, Lille Heiskell and Min
ME Hammond, will receive at the resi-
dence of A. B. Caldwell, Esq, on Mar
ket street.
Misses Ida, Minnie and Mamie Black,
assisted by Misses J. Eof, Mary Roemer,
Fanny Quarter and Kate Turner, will
receive al No. so Twenty-second street.
Misses Julis and Bette Mcclure assist
ed By Misses Lizzie Lessure, Ella Berger
and Ida Berger, will receive At the resi-
dence of Captain John Mcclure, AZ South
Front street, Island.
Miss Jennie Coen assisted by Misses
Mary Wilson, Addie and Mary Ferrel,
Idle Woods, Ellie HaIstesd, Aggie and
Addie Murine, will receive at 81 South
Penn stree, Island.
Misses Ida snd Gertie Harden will re-
celve, assisted by number Of ladies
whose names We could not learn, st lCO
Twelfth street.
Miss Mollie: Hesrne, Mrs. w. II.
hearne will receive st 2,0l0 Main street.
Miss Kate Wise, assisted by young
lady from New York, will receive st 500
Main street.
As Is customary, the ladies will wear
psrty dresses and receive with dsrkened
psrlors lighted by gas.
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Watch Meeting.

List night the congregations of the
Fourth Street and Chspline Street
Methodist churches held jointly watch
meeting, TO watch The old year out and
the new one in. st the Fourth street
church. The exercises began ST nine
o'clock and closed At FIVE minutes past
twelve o'clock. The sermon was deiiv-
cred by Rev. w. &. Snodgrsss.
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IMPORTANT LETTER
From a Distinguished Physician.

HTO single disease has entailed more suffering or
N hastened the breaking up OF the CONSTITUTION
than Catsrrh. The sense OF smell, OF taste OF sgnt
OF hearing the human voice, the mind, one on more
and sometimes all yield 90 It's destructive
The poison Il distributes Throughout inc system,
attacks every vital force and breaks up sne moss
understood by mostphysicisns, fnpotently ssssllea
by quacks and charlstsns, those sunerlng iron
OF the grave Itistme then, the popular treat
ment Of this terrible disease by remedies within the
reach OF an passed Tito hands a. once competen.
and trustworthy. The new and hitherto untried
method adopted by DR.. Sanford in the preparation
ofhls RADICAL CURE has won my hearty approval;
I believe it likely 10 succeed when all the usual
remedies fall because It strikes at the root OF the
disease viz, the dcidifed blood while II heals the
liberated membrane by direct application 70 the
nssal passages. Its action is based on certain liked
rules, and unless the vital forces are too far eL
haused, must, in the great majority Of cases. effect
GEO. BEARD, NJ. n.
SoDscoTT BLOCK, So. FRANISGHAM. OCT. |, 1874.
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Fire.

A fire broke out about five o'clock
last evening in stable adjoining
the house of and belonging TO Mrs.
John Archibald. The building was
light one OF wood, and was burned to
the ground. The loss was only trialng.
A mule was in the stable when the fire
was first discovered, and it was rumored
in the crowd that surrounded the place,
that the animal had come through the
side of the building tail end first, jumped
over the heads of the bystanders, and
put out for Ohio.
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UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.

rFyTIFNEN.-we have sold sASFoRp's RApI.
" CAL CURB for nearly one year, and can say
candidly that we never sold similar preparation
that gave such universal sati'facuch' We ua'o
to learn the first complaint UT. ,,.
We are not IN the hablt OF recommending psst,
ent medicines, but your pc paTauon meets tn9
wants OF thousands, and We think those afnlcted
should be convinced OF its great meritso thatther
sufTernx will be relieved. We have been In vac
drug business for the past twelve wears constantly,
and sold everything for Catarrh. but yours Az
the rest II YOU proper you can use this letter
Vi w Wv u" truIv yonrs g D. BALDWIN & co.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Drug, Looks ana
Stationery, " ashington, Ind, Feb - 1870
Each package contains DR.. Ssnfords Improved
Irhallng Tube, and full directions for use IN az
cases. Price, 500. For sale by all wholesale sha
retail druggists and d. alers throughout the nte9
States and Can adas. WEEKS & POTTER, Henerei
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass.
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The Register calendar.

The REGISTER counting room cslen-
dar for 1878, printed In three colors and in
figures large enough 70 dispense with the
use OF spectscles, Is Low ready tor dIslri-
b Ition. Any of our patrons who may
have been overlooked in distributing
tnem can be supplied by calling at the
REGISTER counting room.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

MAY safely claim 70 be one OF the few popular
nl remedies receiving the approval OF medical
gentlemen who, IN private, not only freely recon-
mend IL but IL IN their families In preference
TO any Of the preparations usually prescribed oy
physicians: ,,.,,,rr,.A., c,,v n,v.
Society ara such that cannot publicly recommend
or prescrbe the Radical Cure but since received
go much relief from the use OF IL myself AFTER
yately advised IT'S use and presume have sent 10
your store no less than one hundred OF my patients
FOR It."
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TRIAL Dnekpt.

The following case will come ap for
a hearing before the County Court TO-
morrow:
Daniel Hartley i Co. VS.. d. Whitome
and William Moore, sppellees.
Joseph K. PAIL Us. james b. TSrbett
J. ". West, appellant VS.. William
Richardson, sPp.Ilee.
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Who IL lie?

Mayor Sweeney is taking steps toward
finding out the special correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Enquirer here, Ms that
individual has implicated him i'll
scheme to get Captain Ripley out and
mt snme other man In.
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A GRAND prize ball will be given St
Turner Hall on Friday evening January
llth, 1878. a valusble house and lot
situated on alley Second, North Wheel
ing, sewing machine and several other
valuable prizes will be drawn for. Each
person purchasing ticket will be pre-
sented with ticket emitting them TO q
phappa
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a Vote of Thanks

The CHsplino street Methods: Sunday
School scholars voted Il resolution Of
thanks to Mr.. Godfrey and the happy
family" last Sunday for their successful
efforts in furnishing Christmas trest for
the school
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@t'heeling Ae9lster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index TO New Advertisements.

Ofal-D. G. List, Jr.
Notice Stock helders' Meeting.
Rattan Cane Rockers-Friend Il Son.
Stockholders Meeting.
Dividend Notice.
Schcnck'S Medicines Head of Local.
Disries-C. II. Quimby.
Wheeling Business College.
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Presentation OF n Ring and Watch
Charm

LAST Tuesday the officers and clerical
force st the Stste House presented Gov.
Henry NJ. Mathews with fine and costly
ring and watch chsrm. The presents
ton Was inside in quiet and unpreten-
tious manner, 81 the Governors rooms in
the capitol.
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MOTHERS, do not let your dsrlings
suffer with the whooping cough, if you
have remedy near At band. U.e DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup, and the little suf.
ferers viii soon end relief. Price, %
cents.
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Fire Escape.

An agency has been established in this
CITY, Tor the sale OF Clsrk's Patent Fire
Escape, covering the Stste Of West
Virgins and Virginia. An exhibition
of the utility OF the escape will be given
by Chief Marshall Winder, st the Capt.
tol Building this morning 81 10 o'clock,
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Festival

A festival began last night for the
benefit of the Wesley NJ. +. Church, in
tlst building. 1t will continue for two
n;ghts, A large number of people were
present last night, and it is evident that
IL will be a success.
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still Progressing.

The work on the 2. W. Il Ky. railroad
Is being pushed rapidly ahead, and the
track has been laid to within one and
tlree.lourths miles of the Top mill.
Track laying will BE- completed TO the
Top mill by Saturday.
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Exhibition.

A grand Dioramlc Exhibition will be
given in the Baptist Church next Thurs
lay evening, consisting of Centennial
scenes, sun pictures, and incidents OF
travel around the world, Tor the benef,
Ofthe school.
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Not BAD.

The Wheeling Stock Yard Company
after IN existence of about niIe months,
have declared 10 per cent dividend on
their capital stock. That's not bad for
these times,
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Inst Received

For the Holidays, the finest assortment
Of Gents Slippers in the city; also
Ladies. Mounted Button Newport, latest
out, 81 JERRY CLEnESs.
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GREAT bargains in carpets and dry
goods this week 70 reduce stock, At the
corner Of Main and Twentieth streets. J
" PerrepE
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GREAT bargains in dry goods and
carpets this week, at the corner OF hsin
and Twentieth streets, J. w. FerrerL