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The New York herald., 1879-09-06
The Policemen at the Oar To-Day

The second annual regatta OF the Metro-
politan police this afternoon promises to be
an Improvement on last years meeting, and
more than one of the events is likely to be
hotly contested. The increasing interest
in these contests augurs we'll for an i'm
proved physique among the force and a con-
sequent greater fitness for most Of their
duties II would be well for them to have
among themselves occasional athletic trials
on land also, which should enlarge the list
Of contestants until their good effects be-
came general, and 50 the entire body would
be materially improved. Never before in
this country has there been so wide an in
terest in every sort Of trial of strength and
speed, or SO much known as to what is first
rate and what Indifferent performance.
Every meeting like this, and particularly
those of national and international in
terest-such as those on both land and
water now 80 near-heighten this feeling,
and so tends directly to our improvement
physically as a people, 1t may not be many
years until every patrolman and roundsman
among us will so well know how to use
both bis hands and feet that the whiz of
the locust will no longer be heard in the
streets of our city.
The New York herald., 1879-09-06
ADJUSTMENTS TO-DAY AND EVENING.
TRIPLE SH T. e Il .

NEW YORK. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER g. 1879.
The New York herald., 1879-09-06
A New Feature OF Naval Operations.

New Feature OF Naval Operations.
1t is reported that Commodore Shufeldt,
in command of the Ticonderoga, which is at
present cruising off the west coast of Africa.
has sent to the Secretary OF the Navy some
specimens Of colored cotton goods that are
most in demand by the people living along
the coast. The act does credit to the Com
modore's sagacity, and affords precedent
which other naval officers on duty abroad
otherwise, with benefit to their country.
Although as prompt and ready as any other
nation to defend itself against assault, the
United States is not, like most other coun-
tries, distinctively a fighting Power We
have no foreign colonies to defend nor any
conquest; our interests all lie in the paths of
peace; we are grand supply depot for the
rest of the world, and it is far more honor
able and patriotic for our naval officers to
dlffuse needed intelligence in trade circles
than to 60 about knocking down the viii
lagos of semi-barbarians, or itching to have
semi-diplomatic chips knocked off their
shoulders SO that glory may be sought amid
powder smoke, and scores or hundreds of
good fellows manned and killed. No officer
who is worth his epaulets will become any
the less competent in his profession by in-
teresting himself in the peaceful industries
by which trade is fostered. Indeed, until he
fully realizes the value of peace, and, con-
versely, the cost OF war, he is not qualified
to fight judiciously and at the right time
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-30


Press AssocIA1IoN.-Th members OF
the West Virginia Press Association will
meet in this city this morning in the SEN
ate Chamber at the Capitol. This Associ.
alton is composed Of the different editors
Of the county papers throughout the State,
and when all turn ont makes very re-
spectacle showing. It was first organized
in 1885, and with one or two exceptions,
has held annual meetings ever since,
has been source Of considerable pleasure
70 its members. The present officers are I:
9. W. Atkinson, President P. W. Morris,
Vice President; George P. Sargent, Sec
Rotary. The members Of the press OF this
city have undertaken to give the visiting
members good reception, and the mer-
chants have rendered them q banquet this
evening at the Mcclure House. The fol-
lowing is the programme for to-day;
Business meeting at the Senate cham
Der from 10 to ! o'clock.
At . P. n. there will be q visit TO the
Riverside Nail Factory and the Belmont
Furnace. in carriages.
At O'Clock the Glass Works Of Hobbs,
Brockunier & Co. will be visited.
at 4P. ". Reymann's Brewery will be
inspected.
At Or. n. there will be q banquet at the
MLure House, rendered by the merchants
OF Wheeling to the visiting members Of the
press.
The following named gentlemen are
already in the city: ID. W. Gall, Philhppi
Plain Deater;; George P. Sargent, Barbour
yIG'sr9onian 7. ". Morris, Richie Gasstte ;
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IN ANusRMESTA.-7Co Thursday even.
ing grand complimentary concert will
be rendered Miss Nellie Sweeney at the
Opera House. AL, the performers in the
city, oil note, Whit part, and the indi.
cations are that it will surpass any pre-
yious effort OF the kind IN this city.
Among those who will take part are
Messrs. Hermann, Armstrong and Kill.
meyer, pianists, and Messfs, Lucas,
seeley, Mendel, and. Misses McNaughton,
Sweeney, Kennedy and other well known
Tickets Tor reserved seats on sale at
Lucas music store.
4inarets.-Barlow, Wilson, Primrose and
Vests minstrels are booked for Saturday
night at the Opera House. OF these min.
strels the Boston Daily Globe says: ION
Monday evening Emerson's minstrels gave
an entertainment in Music Hall, which
was greeted by very good audience.
On Saturday evening Barlow, Wilson,
Primrose and West played to a crowded
house in Music Hall, and It was BY all
odds, the best minstrel entertainment that
has been given in Lynn during the present
season. Barlow and Wilson are old favor.
ties In Lynn, and 1t Is expected that they
will again visit the city OF soles before the
theatrical season Is ended.
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MILITARY MATTERS. The following com.
missions have been issued 10 the Fairview
Rifle Guards, Wayne county: W. E. vii.
kinson, Captain; P. II. Napier, LIST Lieu.
tenant; Andrew Fry, 2nd Lieutenant.
The long,expected equipments for the
"melish" have been heard from, and will
probably be here to-day. The Adjutant
General will issue them as soon as they
arrive.
There are now seven new military or
CARNATIONS under way in the State, and
will soon be uniformed. Their location is
as follows: Wardensyille, Hardy county;
Coal Valley, Fayette county; Wayne
Q. H., Wayne county; Huntington, Ca
bell county; Rayenswood, Jackson coun-
"; Winfield, Putnam county; French
Creek, Upshur county.
The following commissions have been
revoked on account Of their failure to uni
form within the time prescribed by law:
Marshall County Guards, Moundsyille;
National Guards, Berkeley Springs, Nor.
gan Co.. Huntington Veterans, CHARLES
ton, kanawha Co. Writ County Guards,
WIT =. H.; ClarkAburg Riaes, Harrison
Co.; Summit Guards, Preston Co.: Fair
mont Light Artillery, Marion Co. South
Wheeling Guards, Ohio Co.
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A lIeaIeine Che.t for as ceats.

Perhaps no one medicine 4 90 dniyer
ssly required BY everybody Is Q good ca
tnarte. sFATxT's TAI INp sGHsAFAR'
tttA FMS aIe prepared expressly 70 meet
this necessity being composed Of purely
vegetable Ingredients, Of which Podophyi.
LIN or Mandrake, Pine Tree Tar, Sarsa.
parillA, yellow Dock and other concen.
trated Juices enter largely into their com.
position; the whole strength Of which q
extracted on an entirely new principle.
They are mild IN their operation, produce
no gripping, and are truly valuable puf.
gatiye, aperient, Gnti.bllious and cathartie
medicine. They stimulate the liver 10
healthy action, cleanse the stomach and
bowels Of all impurities. Curing sick
and nervous headache, dyspepsia
or indigestion, bilious, or intermittent, 70.
mittent and eongeStfye ievers, lanRuor,
drowsiness, aching pains in the back, head,
slight chills, with hushes Of heat, female
irregularities, and for q bilious and COS
tive habit, no medicine q 90 prompt and
efectuAl as On. SwAYHE's Tar AND SARsG.
tARIIL4 PMS. uyour druggist or store.
keeper has not got them, or viii mot pro.
cure them for you, We will forward them
by mail on receipt Of price, lin currency
or three cent postage Btamps), % cents q
box, or hyeboxes for 81. Address letters,
Dr.. SWayne & Son, No. $50 North Sixth
Street, Philadelphia. TfsAw
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~ nrisfnsntinn.

'sQurET MUM held Goosebsrry on
elipTincipleap it+}
M Hempheld Railroad Is doing a
booming business At present
Tn boflers are eIEted over an advance
Of city cents ton In their wages.
TO-DAY Plsttenburg and ,ithe rest Of
then, vii Yidt Reymann's Brewery.
'sou1RE ". ". Mum Is the most sum.
maly justice, Lynch excepted, In the
Union.
sETERAL visiting members Of the Pres
Association paid this Office pleasant Wis.
itlist night
Az effort vas made yesterday TO dis
pose Of the steamer Whale and barges
but fell through.
En-. L0WB, ! noted Pittsburgh billiard
player, Is in charge Of the new billiard
rooms a the New MeLure.
! A sIAkEaolDER Of bets on Saturdays
boat raee charged ten per cent. for his ser.
vices and returned accordingly.
A bvIcHIR shop belonging to Henry
Tape, was moved on wheels from the
Fifth 70 the Eighth ward, Yesterday.
AsUHFEIEE party was given At Chris.
Hedfieks, in Center Wheeling last night.
About twenty-five couples were present
CHAEln Rrn, q Belmont mailer, while
repairing his machine yesterday, had one
Of his fingers mashed, and II Is feared II
will have 70 be amputated.
A cotoKED fellow was riding one Of o.
lebay's horses up ChApline street yester-
day afternoon, when Il ran of With him /,
throwing him OF and bruising him badly.
Tuos. WRIGHT has completed q good Job
Of paving l4th Street below this office and
Water; and also the alley between this
Office and the Opera House. Both needed
Improvements.
5 ARcHT CooPER, claiming to be broth.
er Of Rev. D. Cooper, Of Allegheny repor.
ted At the Pit6buFg Central Station Satur.
day night thAthe had been robbed Of q
500 gold ticker at the boat race in Wheel.
ing.
b WElearn tia. the Keota Qowal Glass
Works, under the management Of Harvey
Leighton, Of this city, has started up under
favorable circumstances. Several other
Wheeling boys are employed in these
works.
LErTEB addressed as folio ws remain in
the Postofiee unclaimed 10 date: II. G.
Barfeld, Mr.. Finkenbinder, R. W. Han.
cock, Chas. Harris, Annie Jones Miss
julia Kette, Sarah L. Lakey, D. 0. Lott,
3lrs. Kate MARBLE, ]. D. McEahan, Rev.
W. A. MaCkey, OFT Reynolds.
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llIelI alaeiI on.ara,ian,

/. ahecuEtent Of recent events has giyen
gFelt impetus 10 business In Wall sffeet,
and many successful turns are REPORTED
whore immense profits are made "a short
periods. The most successful way that We
have heard Of yet for operating IN stocks Z
BY the combination method Of Messrs.
Lawrence & Co, Bankers, New York. By
this system thousands Of orders In various
sums are pooled into one vast capital md
operated under the most experienced and
sktlltul management, thus securing to each
shareholder superior advantages and pro
dts, not possible In any other way. Profits
are paid ct the end Of 50 days. A gentle.
man in Boston made s747 so on an invest
ment Of 500. Many others are doing as
well or better. Capital in any amount
from $40 10 500, 900 can be used With equal
proportionate success by this combination
Or cooperative method. SIS would make
so, or 3 per cent on the stock; 500 would
return 500, or per cent during the
month, and 90 on, according TO the mar.
ket. The new circular contains 1.-TWO nm
erring rules for success" and full iniorma.
ton, 50 that any one can operate with
profit. Stocks and bonds wanted. De.
posts received. Government bonds sup
piled. Apply to lawrence & Co., Bank.
ers, 81 Exchange Place, New, York CITY,
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PERSONAL MKSTIoS.-AIiSs Ida Bartho.
lomeW, Of Kirkwood, left Thursday morn.
ing for . brief visit TO her friend, Miss
Morton, oil Pittsburgh.
WeisseTber will not leave Wheeling
even to redeem Pittsburgh's lost laurels.
Misses Lottie Miriam. Flora Schneider,
and Messrs. Clarence Findley and Sam
Miller, of Akron, O., are in the city.
Colonel Caleb Boggess, Of Clarksburg,
is at the Stamm House.
John Beuter, formerly with Logan, List
4 Co., left for the Philadelphia school Of
Pharmacy yesterday.
S. u. Hoodwardis at home again from
an Eastern trip.
james Maxwell, Felsing's trainer, left
for Pittsburgh yesterday.
Add. N. Marsh, of Washington, Penn,
was in the city last night on his way 70
Chicago, where has accepted position as
clerk.
W. H. R. Hearne, Esq, has returned
from q visit 10 Washington, Pa.
Governor II. II. Mathews returned 10
the city last night, and is at the New Nc
Lure.
VIM. Lawrence, Jr., Grafton; @. l..
Bowman St. George; c. F. Teter, Pkillppi;
Q. S. MWherter, Esq, Buchanan; B. L.
Hoge, Hinton, are among the recent ar
rivals at the Stamm.
selby Jones, formerly Of this city, has
engaged in the hardware and cutlery bust,
ness at Kansas City, Mo.
Mr.. Henry P6indexter, formerly with
Thos. Hughes & Co.. Of this city, died at
Charleston on the 18th inst, from con.
sumption.
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Exists, or II the Hair is gray, dry or harsh,
the natural youthful color can Be restored
by using London Hair Color Restorer,' .
the most delightful article ever introduced
to the American people for increasing
growth, restoring its natural color, and al
the same time q lovely hair dressing and
beautifer. Its totally different from al
others; not sticky or gummy, and free
from all impure Ingredients that render
many articles obnoxious. In fact II Is ex-
quisitely pedumed, and 30 cleanly and
elegantly prepared as to makeit a lasting
hair dressing and toilet luxury. J. A.
Tynes, Q prominent citizen, Wilson, N. G.,
writes: Some ten years ago my Wife's hair
commenced falling, and got very thin and
gray; but after using London Hair Color
Restorer the scalp became healthy, the
hair stopped falling, the color was restor.
ed, and is now growing beautiful.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price, 20 cents bottle. Six
bodies, s. Main depot for the .. s., $50
North Sixth St, Philadelphia. rrhS4w
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No He WoS'T.-Yesterday's Pittsburgh
Ditpateh contained the following:
"Weisgerber, the Wheeling oaFsman, will
make Pittsburgh his headquarters II q club
is formed TO make 1t an object for him TO
leave Wheeling. He Is a good one, and
perhaps he. might be able to redeem our
lost aquatic laufels."
We happened alongwhen the above was
announced to Weisgerber by one Of his
friends and asked him IL Il were true.
well, boys" he said, 81 was born and
raised in Wheeling, as was my father be.
fore me, and there Is nothing the matter
with her so far as am concerned, and
guess I'll stay here yet awhile"
He also said that there was nothing
ahead fer him the present season that he
knew OF; that he intended going 10 work
Immediately at his trade (blacksnith) in
the LaBelle Mill. He had heard that
Braceland was to be put up against him,
but thought that Felsing would or ought
TO be first looked after by Braceland.
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INTERESTING srArrsrlcs.-A gentleman
who takes au interest in such matters and
who keeps an accurate register Of the
weather, fall Of rain, ETC., has kindly
furnished US with the following interest.
ing comparison Of the rain fall during Au.
gust and September for the last seven
years, given in inches:
~ i lss.. lsH, 1875. IS76. 1871. 1873 1872
AnGul s.9s s9lt. 40 S.ESs a7i as ISi
Sept - &oS L&S7,s6.2S 96l f.GO G@ in
The average fall Of rain for August dur.
ing the seven years Is 5S4 inches, during
September IA inches. By this twill be
seen that the iall In August Of this year
was Ia! inches less than the average, in
September S,17inches less. Our inform.
ant has made calculation which shows
thatit will take q fall OF 6.20 inches Of min
70 satpfate the ground, so that ii will re.
9uire afall'ot water greater than that be.
lore any considerable amount will run Of.
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Ma. F. STRIP would inform the people
Of Wheeling and vicinity that he Is fully
prepared to do the best Of RenoyatinG,
Dyeing and Repairing. He Is an old and
experienced hand, therefore his work Is
well done. He would solicit your patron.
age in the art Of Renovating and byeing
Ladies' shaEls, Dresses, silks, Kid Gloves,
Ribbons, Plumes, DC; also Gents Cloth.
ing made q specially. Prices very low.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Give him call
and be convinced at No. AL Market St.,
two doors below Polloek's Flour Mills,
Wheeling, W. Va. Orders can be LEFT fol
Renovating Carpets and Rugs, without
being removed from the floor.
T.fHha. ~
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CoMMENDABLE,-The Nail City boys, al.
though having lately suffered two expen-
siye defeats and their clnb composed Of
men who work hard for aliving, generous.
ly made up purse Of SlO0 for ST, James
Maxwell, the trainer Of Felsing in the Inst
two races, and presented him With Il yes
terday and We are reliably informed that
q Ike movement Is on foot with reference
to Felsing, This latter will DO handsome
recognitionHo Of the plucky services that
he has rendeted this club, and the heroic
efforts he made to keep up It's prestige
this season. He has given his entire al.
tenuon TO training the whole summer,
and as no Is mill boy this testimonial will
be gratefully accepted.
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LAKE F,EH, LAKE Flsa-At Messrs. Jno.
McCluskey 4 Co.'s, Market street, in Inc
room occupied byN. Little's cigar store, al
prices TO make you all wonder. Stare al
this advertisement and wonder how we
can sell so low. Black Bass, Salmon,
White and Jack Fish and White Bass, 81
q pound, cleaned and delivered at your
home. We will get possession OF room In
atew days, and will open the finest retail
and wholesale Oysters, Fish, Produce,
Butter and Eggs house in,the State. We
have none but responsible men in our
employ, and what we advertise we mean.
Yours, respectfully,
MESsRs. JoHS McCLusEEY & Co.
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mnil,er,.c.iar

The pride Of mother, the life and 10Y Of a
home, are her children, hence her grief when
sickness enteB and takes them away. TaEe
warning then, that you are running terrible
risk, II they hayea cough, Group or yhoopinR
cough, which leads TO consumption, Il you a.
not attend TO II at once. Shilohs Consump-
ton Cure Is guaranteed to cure them. Price
10 cent?, 80 cents and 81 90. For lame bacE.
side or chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster,
Price . cts. Sold by Z. Booking, Odd Fellows
Hall; 9. Z. Dwight, 24th and Chapline streets;
LAughlin Bros. & Co, Wheeling, and Hus.
bands q InSkeep, Bellaire. -
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TRUSTEES, SALES.
.RUsTEE's SALE.

b virtue q asea I. ,laIst aaAs b. H.nal.
trustee datSd Tie - day q March, l5is, and re-
q OhIo county, Wet vlEginiA, ID DEED II Trust
Book 10. Is, pSse ga, Eili a FRIDAY, he iIlk
day q y toeSr, lsn, commencing d 10 e'eoek A u,
d ihe tFoat door d The LouFt Hs1Ba Il ohl0 county
West vIFTlhil, sell at public auction he iollovihG
RAJ eItlie: poes g parcel q gr3and Atu1te II The
City d WheelthE Ohio county West Nlfginia, and
sliGais % The 0agl Sias a Eok street. between
ElsTUnth and Twelfth streets and bounded q iOl.
IoWE Bastnniue u p0int % The eat has q Roa
street. toFty.,H0 l Iset north 4 The northNeIt COT.
AGr Of the u, & Church lol; thenee eaStEErdly a
right angle with E0f street, lbd NTH the southern
line d parcel Q! groand belOndng 70 Robert
Strange, one hnndfed 100 feet v twenty l2ol to0l
alley; thenee hoaihIAfdly and parallel Win Eoe
street. eighteen 90 feet tkeseg VsltESrilg G14 par
Allel viii The tTtt line 0no hundred 100 fed 70
Eoa stres IhGnea u1FthEGrdIy With The est line q
EOa street. eighteen li let 10 the piAee q besin.
ming. Th6fg 4 p Or DECD d trust IN hyur d I'd
CS1tTll Building Association No % The lh0Je de-
BcFibed real eState, the amount d Thieh viii d
made known 90 the day d ala
COR. LNcH, Tru,ts..
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Allow 4 cold 70 advance nyour system and
thus encourage more serious mAlAdies, such q
Pneumonia, HemorrhAges and Lung troubles
when an immediate relief can be 80 readily at
tainedI BosclEx's GIRNAN SYRuP has EEined
the largest ale in the world for the cure Of
Coughs Colds and the seVerest Lung Diseases.
II Is Dr.. Boschee's famous German preScnp-
hon, and Is prepared with Die greatest care,
and no fear need be entertained IN administer.
Ing II TO the youngest child, Is per directions.
The sale Of this medicine e unprecedented.
Since a1t introduced there has been q con.
slant increasing demand and without single
report Of . failure to do its work In any case.
Ask your Druggist Is 70 the truth Of these re-
marks. Large sizes IS cents. Try Il and be
convinced. TIhshV
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CGoED Ao&N.-o1r readers viii re.
member that a youth named "Reddyn
Curran was arrested last week, in this city,
and taken TO Steubevnille for an alleged
burglary in that city on the day Of the
great "Reunion.n. .Reddyn, succeeded In
escaping from the lookup, in which he
was confined, and escaped. II was thought
that he would return 70 this city and o
watch was kept for him. Sunday norm
ing about 2otcloek 0Hices Moshane Lee
noticed him n the neigh borH65d Of the
B. & o, machine shops and arrested him.
Yesterday afternoon he was again taken
back 10 Sleubenyille BY Major Sweeney,
and for better security, lodged IN jail.
"Reddy'ss mother lives In Philadelphia,
and he was preparing 70 leave tpr that,
city, g,'a 'fzFl
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II you have headache. toothsche or usual
gig use Home Relief for pain.
II Will cure cholera morbps, diArrhea, dySen
terry or any bowel complaint Buy 6ottlI
and use L all II not satisfied return til
empty bottle and We will refuBd your money
Priee Is ca. and 50 ctS.
9 Q Hamilton 4 Co, corner Belmont and
Thirty.third streetsl BellAire, o.
Logan, Last & Co. T.
]. 7. shiFk, opp. Postoffice.
ChaS Moenkemoeller, corner Main ant
TEentySecond streets
". a Williams, ESQ Main street, Wheeling
W. va TTsAW
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WIH your memoryis bad, your liver is
to[pla, and needs some otthe genuine Dr.
Y; McL9nes Celebrated Liver Pills prepar.
ed by Fleming Bros, Of 'Pitshni1b, Pa
5 None genuine without their signature;
I tegk t9t y On every wrapper, the market
Ssing hooded with limitations Of the name
~ spelled differently, but having
Bor all Bilious Complaints, Headache,
Dyspepsia and ,GestiSeness, they have no
mSSldb y all druggists -
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A Monarch or the AKe.

Painsof every kind can be stopped almost
Instantly BY the use Of Browns Household
PanRcea," saie and marvellous remedy 81
great repute, which y taken internally and
applied externally. Prices 26c and 800 per bot.
Mn. Windows Soothing Syrup Is merci.
tul boon 70 children teething. Price Is cents.
Guard against eounterfeits and WORTHLESS imi!
taaona sold by Logan, List & Co, and ali
drpggistl. 81 TTsaeoW
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Where visiting editors Of the West Va.
Press Association can find all the requi.
sites Of a tlrstclass eating establishment
during their stay in the city, Is at Martin
Thornton's well.knoWn Capital Dining
Rooms, on Market street, a few doors be.
low the Mcclure House. Martin aims 10
make his Restaurant q synonym for good
eating. and only asks trial that all may
be convinced Of the superior excellence Of
his table. Martin Is always kindly in.
clined toward the "boys Of The pres, and
u our visiting brethren do not drop in 10
eat the king Of caterers will be glad 10
have them call and make his acquaint-