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THE CITY OFJUSTICE.
st. ClairSville Happenings-The
Garrett-JacksOn Case Decided
Political Matters.
Correspondence OF theRegister.

ST. CLAIRSyILLE, o., April ..
The great Garrett-JacksOn trial, Of
which YOU have heard so much in my
letters, was decided by the jury award
ing the plaintiff, Garrett, one cent dam
ages. He sued for $4,000 damages to
his character, and got one cent! As i
was currently stated that CARROTS at
tOrneys were to receive One-half the
amount recovered for their services, /
am curious TO know how an equal di-
vison is to be- made.
Common Pleas Court will adjourn
about the last OF this week until after
the session OF District Court, which be-
gins on next Tuesday.
The Legislative Committee on COun-
ties and County Seats was here yester-
day inspecting our county buildings and
taking general look around the county
seat. The gentlemen appeared 10 be
pleased with what they saw, and our
citizens confidently anticipate a report
favorable 10 ST Clairsville. The COM
mittee returned 10 Columbus last even
ing. Their report TO the Legislature
will not Dc made for some time.
The Democratic Convention OF this
county met here on last Saturday and
made the following nominations: JUS
tees OF the Peace, Isaac VI. Riley, Wn.
J. Still and ID. Davis; Trustees, Marshall
Thompson, Joseph Taggart and John
GitIen; Clerk, Ross Barrett; Assessor,
VIM III. Mcbride; Treasurer, Andrew
Z. Blair; ConStables, VIM. Rice and
Lewis {. Neiswanger. The ticket is a
strong one, and will be elected by
large majority.
The Republican nominations are:
Justices of the Peace, Joseph {. Pratt,
Henry VI. Davies, Benjamin Garrett;
Trustees. George Mcfarland, David
Brown; Clerk, James +. Tallman; Treas
urrr, W. ;. Fawcett; Assessor, Richard
sutton; ConStables, W. ;. Coitman and
Wilson Colby.
The Democratic Convention was at
tended bv over one hundred voters OF
the party. About a half dozen were at
the Republican meeting. The township
is largely Democratic and a nomination
by that party is generally equivalent TO
an election.
The annual spring election takes place
on next Monday. No nominations have
vet been made for Councilman OF our
village. Three are to be- elected as sue
reSSors to H. G.. Weekday, Marshall
Thompson and ThoS +. Clark.
The schools of our town take their
vocation this week.
W. A. Hunt, editor Of the Chronicle,
has gone 10 Cincinnati 10 attend rs Il
grand Juror in the United States Court.
Prof. &. X. Shrcve, OF Martins Ferry,
has been appointed one OF the State
school Examiners. The appointment
was made by School Commissioner
Burns.
TN Monday his honor, JUICE Okey
sentenced an old man named Levi Els
cnberg. Of GAINESVILLE, To pay a fine OF
80 inr assault and battery committed
upon his brother. Levi lemurred and
refused To paw Result: Levi languishcs
behind the iron bars Of the county Jail.
The countv-seat fight has become
very bitter. Both parties have got their
war paint on, and are showing tie
enemy no quarter. The Bellaircans
talk very confident, and predict their
success. | think they will know more
when they become older.
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CUPID "A STREET CAR.
A Fashionable Young Lady Falls
I'm Love with n Driver-Elope-
mcnt and Marriage.

New YORK, March 3l.-Thc social CIR
cles here are discussing the romantic
and unusual determination OF a young
lady. drlirately nurturcd and educated,
tn leave her home and seek new life
elsewhere with the driver of a clty rll-
way car, whose acquaintance was sought
and whose honest and conscientious de
votion was won BY herself. The lady
was Miss Clarence Trradwell, and the
man Dennis Mcluinn. 1t was in the
early TALL OF last year that Miss
TrrIdwell, who only the pre-
viDus summer had graduatei
in pm one Of the most fashionable ladies'
; minaries. AMI u lew weeks thereafter
made quite a Juror rs the bridesmaid OF
n lady friend, wa bewitChed 10y fhe
beautiful ewes of Dennis McQuinn.
Seated i'm the centre Of the ear, she ilrSt
feltthrir influence, and, moving toward
the front door. she sat down by the open
window. where she could command a
DE. ter view Of her Charmer. Dennis was
a mOlrl. For blocks and blocks his we
tim rode ON, remaining quietly sealed
until az last a mere incident, the calling
of the conductor. caused hun 10 run
Then his ewes again met those ul the
plSSenger. whose first impression was
confirmed Her second view OF the
fellows lIStrous OrbS only increased
her s,,.ret longing Ia know more OF their
nossrSsor. She took the number OF the
car m a memorandum book, and nom
that day forward, male daily trips over
the Rad i'm the ear. Eventually tins
devotion attached the attention nt Den
mis-. Finally the first bold move was
made. Watching her opportunity, the
front door being still open, AMI while
the conductor WAS talking 10 some one
on the rear platform, she approached
the driver. and To the latter's astonlsh-
ment told him that she wanted In see
him m her home. The poor fellow, ut
terly nonplused at being addressed by a
handsome Young lady and requested 70
call upon her al her house, did not know
what 10 think. but handing him a slip
of paper. on which her name and adj
dress were written in full, she sald,
"Now, don't fOrget; / must see you TINS
Afternoon"
Arriving at the depot, Dennis pleaded
ilI-bealth and asked TO ~ replaced TILL
morning bv another driver-a request
readily granted by the starter. Won
dering what a lady residing with her
parents in a prominent uptown family
hotel could want Of him. McQqinn put
on his best suit and soon reached the
proper address. The young lady was
already waiting for him Indeed, time
was precious, as the hour for papa re-
turning from business was rapidly APP
preaching. Her story Was soon told 20
the bewiidered driver. She wanted 10
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marry him and bask in the sunshine OF
his eyes, which to her were almost di-
vine. His objection, however, was not
so easily disposed of.
Il am already engaged 10 a young
lady employed in a West Side hotel, !"
he said.
do you love her?' vas the rejoinier
and the hesitating driver was captured
before he could say another word. "ln
see her and make her give up the en-
gagement," was Miss Treadwells ready
solution of this difficulty.
But ii was not so easy OF accomplish
ment Us Miss Treadwell imagined, and as
the sequel will show. Obtaining the
young woman's address she dismissed
the object OF her love, first, as a matter
OF course, arranging to meet him again.
A note was quickly dispatched to the
hotel where the tidncee was employed,
and the latter, not dreaming what the
nature of the business could be, pre-
scented herself at Miss TreadwelPs dom
icil next morning. Without further ado
the latter uniolded her plans, saying she
was determined to marry the Sixth ave-
nue. horse-car driver.
But YOU never SHALL" exclaimed
Margaret in rage; ''yOu ought 10 be
ashamed OF yourself to try TO take him
from me.
Words can hardly describe the scene
OF passion and pleading that followed,
and the first interview ended any way
hut satisfactorily to Miss Treadwell.
DAYS aud weeks elapsed when at last,
with the aid of Dennis himself, she en-
deavored to pacify the enraged Mar
garct. But all to no purpose, until at
last he himself settled the question by
renouncing her and giving his hand and
heart to his new love.
All this, to Margaret's credit be it
said, was kept secret from the Tread
we'll family, and it was only after the
driver and his young bride had reached
Philadelphia that word was sent to the
distressed parents.
4 Car-driver's funds are never very
large, and the honeymoon was not pro-
tracted. The young mans presence
among the young lady's acquaintance
shortly after was for the purpose of re-
conciling the old folks TO their daught-
er's match, and his good looks, it is said,
have thus far done much toward &C
cOmplishing that end. Still peace has
not been fully re-established in the
Treadwell family circle, and, while ef-
forts are progressing towards reaching
this result, the drivers bride occupies
the second floor OF Seventh avenue
tenement house, and there daily waits
for those small hours when the hus-
bands attention may be averted from
his business TO his wife.
Friends state, however, that this will
not last long; that before many weeks
have passed Mr.. and Mrs. McQuinn
will bc comfortable settled on Western
farm, there TO ahjoy that freedom from
social criticism and restraint which New
York society fails to grant.
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FOR RENT.

MISERABLE CHAPLINE STREET DWELL
- ing. The Richards property, on Chaplinc
street containing four well finished rooms,
also. attic basement kitchen, celler and all
necessary COnycnicuCcs for II comfortable dwell
ing Rent low. Apply Ia T. =. RILEY,
mrl6h 81 Twelfth Street.
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The careful, tidy housewife, when she
is giving her house its spring cleaning,
should bear in mind that the dear in
mates of her house are more precious
than houses, and that their systems
need cleansing bN purifying the blood,
regulating the stomach and bowels to
prevent and cure the diseases arising
from spring malaria aud miasma, and
she should know that there is nothing
that will DO il go perfectly and surely as
Hop Ritters, the purest and best OF all
medicines. See other column.
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WoRNs are miserable atiliction,
found in most families, and not untre-
qurntlv fatal in their effects. There
fore. delay not-but Immediately ask
your druggist for "Dr &. Mclane's Gel
Shra,ed Vermiiuge," and happiness will
bless YOUR household Only see that
'Fleming Bros. Il Wood street, Pitts
burgh." is on the wrapper, or you will
get a worthless imitation.
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RAYS SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

The Great Eng
lfsh kennedy, an
unfaiiing cure
for seminal
Wakns< sT.H
mAtDuhfA INA
ro;en and AZ
dIseases that
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In the Municipal Court Of wheeling, -: In
chancery.
George r Tingle. Administrator Of the estate OF
James II. Forsyth, deceased.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

The following guide is made up on wheeling
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A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
81. | will send a recipe that will cure
You. FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send self-addressed envelope
10 the Rev. Joseph 7. Inman, Station d.
Bible House, New York City.
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4 COLLEGE professor once said that
he who erpects 10 rGts high in his class,
must not eTpeciord,S on the floor. " Much
of the hawking and splitting was, no
doubt. caused hy catarrh. which the pro
lessor knew could be readily cured by
the use Of few bottles of DIR. sage :
Ca:arrh Remedy.
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OILS, sc.
nhn Tidy Housewife.

Half can SOsS5 In bulk quart. 2jG3j
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NEW Rich BLOOD!

PARSONS PURGATIyE PIIIS make New Rich
BLOOD. and will completely change the blood in
the entire system IN three months Any perNon
weeks NAV - RESTORED n sound health. II such
q thing ~ possible sent BY mail for letter
STAMPS. J. >. JOHNSON 4 CO. Bangor. Ne.
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the firm name of l.. :. Delapain & Son.
vs..
H. Bunfeld.
N AssuNPsIr WITH ATTACHMENT.
The object of this suit i Ia recover from The
defendant Sl5Gl6. evidenced by a promisory OF
the said dcfcndcnt, made NJ Wheeling, W. Va.
dated December H. 1873, with interest on said
sum frnm the lith day ~ Narch. ISL, until paid.
and the costs 81 this suit; and II Appearing from
am affidavit filed in the cause, that the Said de
PENDANT il not y resident ~ this state, and the
defendant not having been served with copy
of the order oi aItschm ar with prOcess IN this
suit, and Il further appearing that the La Belle
iron WORKS ga'nshec, Wa indebted To the de
PENDANT the sum OF one hundnd and fifty dol.
Lars aud ninety four cents when summoned In
this ease il /, ordered by the Court that said de-
PENDANT he and il required toappear within Tour
weeks after tie date al the hDt publication OF
this order and de- what i necessary Ia protect his
Interests herein, nnd that this onler be publish
cd and posted n rCquircd by law.
Tc>ir: GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
4 T. Ko.Cgs atty ioT complainant. mrl.OaMt
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JOB PRINTING

We have I'm connection with the WHEELING
REGISTER Newspaper Establishment. a complete
and well.managed
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Capital Prize. $40. 900.
LOO o. Tickets at Two Dollars each.
Half Tickets sl.JG.

1857 PrizaS, amounting to...-.....-..----.tllu.}p
Responsible corresponding agents wanted At
ali prominent point. 20 whom . liberal com
pensatiOn viii D. paid.
Application iOf rates 70 clubs should only Be
made n the Home Once IN New Orleans
Write. cleariy stating full adde's for further
information. or,i-end order n -
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P.O Box 6go- New Orlraus -
All our Grand Extraordinary brlB'l-s m" an
der The SUPERVISION and manzssiI.yul 90 1eD IA.
q. T BaaUrggAri and Par
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DR.. sAGE's cATARRH REMEDY

= ,-I.t,-r - ir,w luv star .fnE. Tse Uid ryfc4y
ray tr sau.-Fi % bitter 1yFlied ~ TIE uss ~ ~.
pIIHCE's Ib1zchr. THIS u the onlY I'm % lastsl-
TDeut vt irvrEfcI with With fil rflicine CAB e
ca--ie-i uI1u Up AMI PENALTY AffLLED - AZ
rarts q TIE aEectsd naSll pAsSAfcs, ar VI et.sL
snres and Ulcer1 frtquCniiy exlst am iTutn -
TIE catarrhal dlscharge reiser1lly proces'A :. -
Is plezsaui AID easily unricrtfno1 fro1 ssstet.-s
arrrnrsuy1nx pach instrument II. cAGIt -
tara RrEsrtT eurrs rpoeuf attacks q sCeaf IN tns
a. ~ A Nv aurlicati1ns IL Il ralli aHi Ileaf-
All 70 Ne coutalnng no stru1g 90 eaRsii. er1es %
pSis0rs CatArTn Rfns-iy and Duaehe sd ~ ersr>
-. nv. PIHRCE NJ n Prupr. " ori4b bts-
s>1-ary and Inssliss ESszl. BaeAla, KY
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eetore Taxing qneBoe 81 self 1itsr Iakirz
Abuse: a. Los 81 Memory. Uuiver>sl LAss!tnde.
Pain IN the back DimneS - Vision. Premature
Old Age and many other Disea--. that lad 70
Insanity, COESnmptiun and Premature Gnye-
sSFuu particulars IN our pamphlet. Which
We desire 10 send free by mall O every one
nfThe specific Medicine l. sDh By all drug.
x1sts AZ q per parksge, % an tAckAKes iOr q. 90
vii b sent fire. by nal On rastiTs % The money
by addressing THE GRAY MEDICINE Co, Eo
10 Mechanics Block. Detroit, Nieh-
Sold In Wheeling By LACGHLIN BROS. a
90. wholesale and retail Agents. and By ali
druggists evervHhere. tueteEr-
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SEALED PROPOSALS..
'CrrY CLERKS OFFICE.

WHEELING, ". Va. March Il, 1879. I
Sealed Prup.>a will Dee received nj the Office
Of the city Clerk until Thursday, March y. ls7y,
at l. ", for furnishing medicines a. the city
urun the prescription ~ the Health Officer for
one wear from April !. ~ Proposals ~ he AL.
dressed 10 the Chairman OF the Committee on
Health" the Committee rsrrViug the night "a
reject any or all bid, ALEX. UPDEGRAFF.
url-i CITY Clerk.
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EyIis g-,at and thorough blood-pnrining proper
~ b. II. -cr's Iioll,n Mc,llcaI Discovery cnrrs
an iIaa.or. frrm the worst scrofHls to common
Iiotca, TImr!c, or Eruption. MCrcurial discasg,
N'r.--l TUT-'n' and their Effects are Cradicatcd,
AMI yi,o'nr, hrlih ant eouni Constitution eSta,-
U.r.r IrvslpClns, knlt-rhCum, Fever Sores ecnly
or EoucA ELlB, In lhort all di-oas, caused hy haI
Hood, are conquered by this powerful, IurI! ms anu
ri-Iiv las Il rianlt stcd ia potency IN curing
T,ttCr, Hose Ensh, EolN CnrbunC!CN, Sore lySA
S,roruloYs s,rCa rud Ewcl:nr~ White sweulnCr
Gotrn or Thief Neck, cUl Enlarged GlnndA
II yoV rel Gl |. LyUw.y, nC.ihtItc'l, Lave saH"N
CT Il -. IN, ~ y,lpvisi-lr1vn spots on face 90
how frCrurut he tt.arlr or dizziness bad TASTE IN
us...f'. D.. .rll Ltat 'T Ciis aiicmatCi VITA bot
nu.Ns. low sp.r'', uhroony foryLodlngS irr,g,.,t
ar- TO- gul tongue coated, You are suffering nom
.o.-,d liver, or "I.llOusncss." In many cases {
'LN,r onlplG!nt ,:.iN part q these symptoms srt
C.r, Of. u.'L ~ ryliciy for oil surh CastN, ~.
M, G.. llrn ", !lral Discovery las d" equal Is
IL Z ..ta.tz l.. rect and Tr,utnal cures
Ia a. ttr , Z I:roRcLItIs, severe Cough, and the
C.rIg strrs C Cousu ptloE. " has astOuiSlcl TIC
49, iral i.u''y, AMI ,ulu,ut physicians rronunurr
/. l.lIl- I Il,ulral discovery uf tlr age l'lI'
A. r is.yr ~ 4 Coughs. Il strengthen the - 81, IL
-. Tur'lcs the blood Soil by druggists
EN. rIt.Et Z. VI. H.. Irupr, W ortds Dispcnsary
all layall - llutl, Bu'!alo, ~ l.
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DEPARTURE on TRAINS
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4 GOOD BUSINESS STAND AT NO. lil
IA Market street. Also, n Ten Pin Alley. En-
quire Of Mrs G. Ritz No. l4l3 Market 81. ia3h
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

This institution was regularly Incorporated by
the legislature 81 the state for Educational aud
Charitable purpJs,~, ia lSJS, fpr the TERN OF
TWENTY FIVE YEARS. "a which rDutrart the
iuyiulAble faith of the state D. pledged with =
Capital Of a. CJOOH, 10 which IL has since aided
a reserve fund 81 5000 IL Grand single Nun.
Der Distribution will take place monthly 90 the
second Tuesday. IL never scAles or postpone
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~ IA EYMPToMS-rrcgnent bat
~ y" ache, dlslAaTrg t-AlI,g Into Iu.at-
NEWA ~ fdr.ttlr1Gs Trofu-e, SztCry, uic-
k21A - uluossls, plrulCnt. Oh nsiyt, etr.

In offers q dryuess. CrT, VA " W. 81 IT,.
eyr E'lfr -. - cr oastru-tiCn q tie n1sai pa
Slgs M -,rr IN ears deafnr-S. hawking sn1 eqIga-
in 10 ~ tie throat uic ri 1fs - abs tfotn ufeET
yClre Alts-t nasal twans. o1cnsive trtai. iflrATd
or tai drPTlyafiou q snse % t7ssa an tA.se ~
Tiresa rpertal dcpryssi0n, loss q aTfetlfc. III -
tion. enlA--et fossils ursilng crlgii, &c Vll
~ q thrc SYMPTOMS are lkry % &c pro- ri IL Az
&c A. q. Ilnle
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-03
FOR RENT.

A COUNTRY RESIDENCEINA DESlRABL
IA location. Enquire of
mrlSS GEO. III. PARKS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-03

CEND THREE DOLLARS BY NAIL AND
- receive in retum by mail q Five shot Reyol-
yer warranted or money refunded DICKSON
ARMS o.. 81 Fourth ave, Pittsburgh, Pa mr-sb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-03

A STORE ROOM IN A GOOD BUSINESS
"A location, with Il fine large dwelling attach
ed az No. ll4j Main street, next door Ia Peoples
Bank, at present occupied as n Confectionery and
Fruit Stand. Inquire at Foster " Amick's shoe
Store. Eel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-03
FOR RENT.
GARDEN.
FOR RENT.

4 COTTAGE OF FIVE ROOMS AND FIVE
"A acres Of bottom land, within mile Of
town, for rent. q. W. THOMPSON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-03
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

mighty CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
IL Wheeling Island; price from 500 TO 500
each. Only one-sixth OF the purchase money re-
Quired in cash The residue may be paid annu-
ally in ave equal instalments, with interest. APP
ply 70 JOHN p. GILCHRIST,
ocSOh At TOP Mil.