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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-06
ST. CLAIRsVILLE
Court Notes Compliment 10 Capt. Cope
Attempted Robbery Humes' Case 90
Ofhar Matters

Other Matters.
Correspondence OF the Register.
ST. GAINESVILLE, December ).
Our Court Of Common Pleas is going
along slowly. No very important cases
have thus far been disposed Of The
case Of the National Glass Works OF Bel
laire vs.. Jgcob Heathcrington was de-
ciicd by the jury in favor Of the dricn-
dant. The plaintiff bought lis coal from
the defendant and claimed that the lat
ter charged and was paid for more coal
than be delivered, hence the suit Ia re-
cover.
4 trial il now in progress wherein a
GAINESVILLE lady sues Datis 4 Starbuck,
proprictors 81 the GAINESVILLE Planning
Mil that was destroyed by an explo-
sion in the summer Of 1873 The lady
sues 10 recover damages caused her by
the death Of her husband at that ex-
plosion.
Court was not in session on Tuesday.
The Judge, Hon. Vim. Okey, wen. over
10 WoOdsfeld, his home, 10 attend the
opening Jubilee OF the Il. & :. W. rail-
road. He was accompanied by Judge
Chambers and J. W. Shannon.
Thomas Watson, who is indicted for
stealing a lady's trunk from the depot
in Bellaire, will be tried here on the
23d Of December. The court has APP
pointed J. W. Walton, Esq. Of Barnes
vile, to act as the prisoners counsel.
Jacob Albert, OF GAINESVILLE, who was
convicted of bastardy at the last term Of
court, and who has since been eludiDg
the officers, returned here or Tuesday,
and voluntarily gave himself up and
took up his residence in the county jail,
where he propOses,to board it out.
II was learned here yesterday that
the BellaIre folks have g~en notice
through the newspapers OF that place
that they will, at the coming session OF
the Legislature, present again their pc
tition asking that vote be taken on the
question Of removing the county seat
from st. Clairsville TO Beliaire. The
news did not create a great deal Of con-
sternation. 1t is difficult TO say what
our people will do about il, as the mat
ter has not been seriously considered
yet.
Capt. Alexis Cope, Of this place, at
present chief clerk in the Secretary OF
States office at Columbus, is said 20 be
a candidate for Secretary OF State next
year. The Republicans might 90 farther
and fare worse.
On last Tuesday night bold ate mB1
was made to commit h.ghwaYrobbeE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-06
NEIGHB0RH00D NEWS.
LETTERS FROM VARIOUS LOCAL COR
RESPONDENTS.
Highway Robbery at St. CIairsyiIIe-
Railroad Accidents-Matters Over
at Bridgeport.
BELLAIRE.
Railroad Accidents on the b. s o. Road
Other News Items.


Railroad Accidents on the b. & o Road
Other News Items.
The Belmont Glass House boys will
hold another dance in Zilch's Hall this
evening.
A pleasant private ball was given at
the Transit House, on Thirty-irst street,
last evening.
\ foot race is to take place on the fiat
near the gas works this afternoon Tor a
$50 purse.
Mrs. Mary Altman is having a resi-
dence erected near the Globe Mills, in
the Second ward. K. q. Duncan is the
contractor.
Henry Landkrohn Is erecting a very
large ice house in the Second ward.
Two new drug stores are TO be opened
in the First ward.
Yesterday morning about o'clock 4
freight train of forty cars broke loose
from the engine, or portion OF the
train parted its couplings, and the rest
OF the train ran on without discovering
the break. When the engineer OBJ
served the accident he Stacked mp,
and the section of the train being loose,
ran into the rear ui the other part, amt
ten cars were thrown from the track.
No serious damage was done, but sever
al trains were DELAYED 4 considerable
length OF time.
Freight train No. l., eastbound, got
OIL of the track, near LewiSs Mills, last
evening. No lives were lost, AMI no
great damage; but train No. ] which
should reach this city at $50, was de
laved until eleven O'Clock.
". :. Ault got a cinder into his eye
Yesterday, and it caused him much
pain, until DIR. kurz was called in ami
relieved the patient.
An enjoyable hop was given At the
armory OF Company II last night
II is rumurcd that there Is 10 be- a
general raid 10y the police ON all places
which are kept open on sunday IN OPP
position To law.
The City Commissioner had large
/ force at work Yesterday cleaning the
streets. They needed il.
Work has been resumed 10y 4 small
force on the Mac Mahon'S creek bridge.
The suit brought 10y Mrs. John Win
/ Zrnried against Lawrence Traghcsser,
] NlutI TIE AidlI law ll'I NtlllllE lNth'i
| Ia her husband, was heard by Mayor
/ Cassell yesterday, who reserved his lie
rision until to-day.
/ The night school, in charge OF Prof..
/ Mercer, has now about twenty pupils.
The G. x Z. railroad are reshipplng
about ten ear loads OF railroad ties per
day from barges at their wharf.
Mr.. James b. COrrell has been APP.
pointed administrator, with the will an.
nexed, OF the estate Of the late T., G,
| Morgan.
Messrs. Cummins Il Walters have So
cured the contract, being the lowest bid
ders, TO furnish the sewer pipe Tor th,
Childreu's Home, now approaching
completion at GAINESVILLE. About two
thousand feet of eight, ten and twelve
inch pipe will be needed.
The average daily east oi pig iron last
week at the Bellaire blast furnace wa'
nearly sixty tons.
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sHAw1sl shawysll shawls'll cheap
o. u RnAhll .
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A MINUTE WITH THE NEWS.

Go to the matinee, to-day, and learn
a future lesson in domestic economy
CRY REcEvER ToDD says the city
treasury is as empty as a lecturers head.
THIS week was miserably deficient in
marriage licenses. Only two, altogether.
The particulars OF the accidents on
the @. q. road, will be found in our
Bellaire letter.
THE LeiQhtOn Journal has resumed
publication, and comes in It's usual neat
and attractive shape.
CocKAYNE's Orchestra furnished the
music for the opening OF Laramies
restaurant last evening.
THE County Court transacted no bus
mess yesterday. The Circuit and SUI
pIeme Courts will sit to-day.
A SELECT surprise party at Miss Lucy
Renner's, South Side, was participated
i'm by about twenty couples, last night,
TaE immense amount Of freight
handled on the Hempheld necessltates
the running of an extra train each day.
OUIrE number of Wheeling people
will 90 up to Washington, Pa, to-day,
to gaze in wonder and awe at the Loan
/ Exhibition.
JErr DAVIS fell out of a skill into the
creek, Yesterday, aud was compelled IL
ill his pelt with had liquor to prevent
/ catching cold.
The Riverside Boat Club have closed
a contract with Mr.. j. futile Tor a
/ magnificent boat house which will be
completed at an early date.
TmRrY-FIyE years ago the entire pro-
duet OF the keg factories in this city wa'
| go kegs per week. Now 5000 are re-
| uuired in the same time 10 supply tht
/ demand.
| MANAGER REIsrER, of the Wheeling
| Opera House, is 10 he congratulate
/ upon the fine character Of the plays ht
has put upon the boards this season.
Beiidirs LeddeT.
Business appears very brisk with tn,
dealers i'm confectionery. Dan Cochran
foreman of q. ). Feeny's factory, say
they made, last week sixty-eight hun
dred pounds Of plain candy.
LAST night, a bOquet vas sent to TIM
Office. The political editor was absen
and the genlous Of the local indignantly
scorned to accept it. The managln.
editor disclaimed it and finally the
business manager was obliged to owl
il. IL WAS a cabbage.
A bal mdsg,,s was held at the residence
of Joseph Forsythe, Esq, on Marke
street, Thursday evening last. Abon
fifteen couples were present, and th'
costumes were variedanl humorous. A
twelve o'clock the unmasking took place
followed by refreshments. An unusual
/ ~ pleasant evening was spent by all.
STEWART THOMSON, alias "Iony,
who was committed TO jail, recently, 81
a charge OF larceny. was released, yes
terlay. 10 was alleged that he stole
valise from a colored man named Cobb
at the Mcclure House, but the popula
belief was that il was only a misappre
henson. Cobbs agreed To not prose
cute and "Tony' was discharged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-06
THE RIVER MARKS.
An Improvement Necessary.

Toward the north end of the wharf Is
a line OF stone running at right angles
10 the river, and supposed TO indicate,
By figures cut thereon, the depth OF va
ter in the channel. 1t is supposed TO,
but does not. Captain George O'Neal
told the reporter, yesterday, that the
marks were utterly unreliable. In going
up stream there is a difference of from
s TO - inches, and going down from
. TO 10 between the true depth
and that indicated, the marks showing
that there is that much more water than
there really is. The marks are sup
posed to indicate the average depth, the
bar below the creek mouth and the rli-
He at the head OF the Island being the
enclosing points.
But allowing the marks to he correct,
there is a CRYING need of an improve
ment. The stones being soft sandstone,
they are constantly ground
away by passing wheels and
in several places the Roman
letters have been obliterated. Further,
the line only extends up to depth OF
80 feet, consequently when the water
rises as 10 threaten the CELLARS dlOng tut
wharf, the very time when the marks
would be most anxiOusly watched, there
are none 10 be seen. Uncle Joe Forsyth
has had the different depths up 10 ~
feet, cut on the cObble stones, but no
one but an expert can find them.
At the last regular meeting OF COun'
cll the Committee on Real Estate was
instructed to consult with bOatmen and
correct the marks. But it has not doneso.
The reporter yesterday talked to mum
Der OF river men, and found them a uni,
in favor OF the following plan: In place
of the stone marks, use railroad iron,
turning the fiat side up. Cut small liz
ures in the iron and set II
little below the general lev
FL. The advantages are plain,
1t will be almost lndestructible and
will be very conspicuous. Snow viii
not readily lie upon it and in winter
the digging in the snow, neces
sary at present, will be dispensed with
| The cost OF such an arrangement would
be- comparatively small and the work
| once done would last ayes.
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ST johns Church Fair.

A still larger crowd was in attendance
last night than ON the previous one, and
all seemed 20 enjoy themselves thor
oughy A tempting supper was spread
nj tca-time and vas well patrOnized by
merchants aud others IL will be re-
peated tonight,
In the course Of the evening, q num-
Der 81 musical selections were given by
various young ladies and fully APP
preciated by the audience. Messrs.
+. G. Myers and J.. T. Holman,
who seem to be in charge, were busily
engaged ia making everybody happy,
and Naas' band discoussed sweet music
from the stage. This evening Messrs.
Lucas and Seeley will sing, besides sew
eral others.
The following wUs tlte re-ult OF the
lotteries. Fancy dol, Mrs. Heller;
quilt, Mrs. Gandey; lttle girls dress
suit, Ida Senne; silver butter dish, Miss
Francis Hoffman cake, Mrs. Krumerein;
ACCORDION, Prof b. A Schaefer; fancy
cake. Stella Eckharlt; f,ncy pin cushion,
Miss Ricka Oesterling; revolving sewing
table, Mrs. Mary Magel.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

River last night feet 3 inches and
falling.
Weather warm and cloudy.
The demand for higher wages and the
jumping of the crews OF steamboats, has
extended up the Ohio river rs far as
Louisville, and coming closer,
The new Belle Prince is said to be one
of the fastest boats in this vicinity.
The local packets make their daily
trips with the regularity OF Clock-works.
PIrrsBURGH, December 5.--River 4
feet 3 inches and rising slowly. Weather
cloudy and mild.
CINCINNATI, December j.-River I
feet 10 inches and rising. Weather
warm and raining. Deparled-Andes,
Wheeling. J. 5. Bransiord, Nashville.
NASHVILLE, December 5.-Weather
cloudy and raining; mercury 63. River
stationary with & $40 feet on the gauge.
Up-Arkansas Belle. DOwn-Dora
Cobler.
MEMPHIS, December5.- Weather clear
and cool DEPARTED. b. Maude and
Belle Memphis, st. Louis; Robert
Mitchell New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, December 5.-River on a
stand. with feet inches in the canal
and . feet 9 inches on the falls
Weather cloudy and pleasant Arrived
and departed-Will Kyle, Cincinnati 10
New Orleans; Bedford, lronton to New
Orleans; Lily, Cairoto Cincinnati. The
John :. Bransford, Cons. Millar and
Golden City are overdue.
New ORLEANS, December 5.-Arrived
Houston and Schenck, Cincinnati;
Peck, st. Louis Departed-Choteau,
Memphis. Weather cloudy and rainy
this morning and now clearing and
cooler.
NASHVILLE, December 5.-River ris-
ing, with t feet on the shoals. De-
parted-Rhea, Cairo.
CAIRO, December 5.-Arrived-Grey-
hound, Ohio river; Idlewild, Evansville.
Departed-Andy Baum, Cincinnati;
Standard, st. Louis; Holiday, New Or
leans. River - feet 6 inches and rising.
Weather clear; thermometer IS.
ST. LOUIS, December arrived -
Clifton and Raven, Pittsburgh. Depart
ed-Raven, Cairo; Silver, New Orleans;
Grind Tower, Nicksburg. River rose 3
inches with - feet. Lain nearly all
day.
NICKsBURG, December . Weather
clear and cool; thermometer 80. River
fell inch. Heavy rain this morning.
Down-Morgan, Lee. Up Golddust.
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JUDGE AND JUSTICE.
Yesterdays Judicial Proceed
ingS.
NrxIcIrAL CnrNr-rnGE CRANMER.

MUNICIPAL COuHr-IUDGE CRANMER.
Court met at 10 An.
On motion OF K. e. Barr, Esq, Col.
J. Dunbar was admitted 10 practice
within this court.
Hugh Crockarl vs. The 7. G, * II.
l.. Railway Company, in ease. Went
Ia trial before the following jury: -.
X. Irwin, AL Lucas, John W. Boring,
W. y Tracy, Stephen Wilcox, Fred
Huseman, J. T. Gray, G. Leonhart, Peter
Humbergsr, Samuel Greer, John LASH
lev and Daniel Whitehead.
POLICE COUEr-lUDGE CRANMER.
Thomas lIeyman. drunk, fined y.
Paid.
James johnson and ChIs Harper, Tor
getting on a railroad car while the same
was in motion, at the 7. W. X ny.
depot. fined - each. Execution sus-
pended at the cost of the city in both
clses, both agreeing TO leave the city
Immediately.
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WASHINGTON, December &, NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
rising barometer. culd. west 10 north
winds and clear or clearing weather,
preceded Iu the eastern portions by
falling barometer, warmer, south winds
and rain.
For the Lower lakes, falling Oarome-
ter increasing Southeastrrly winds,
warmer. threatening amt rainy weather,
followed in the western portion by
rising barometer, westerly winds and
generally colder and clearing weather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-06

Trains leaving to.umbu, at !. W p all % ''
ram daily Through Chicago ENpr,,>.
I-t..s Columbus daily rVHypt sunday 40 . W p
v.Wrh sleeping ear uitraguc,l arriving 900 'hl,'
r1Hfr..u next morning. E,rfhs UuI ur Ntf lI'l
IuaFgtu.r ar Union Depot t.Nel ONCE, ''.N"
bus t.
Pullman. Isl .IHay Ing rHHuI ~.urplUE cars Ngu.Nh
without change from -fTIuruyi..y ka>' lu tul't
f..uN4a.l Sew lurs. yui West tu iuiNm1N,
Cincinnati Louisville. Indianapolis 0"d -"
Louis .
Fl- fH7luEr o.. ,rfs. baggage checks sleeping
.tr H.uHnmuIat.uIs. amt tuy further IilrNN-
cun aru.. fH Joseph NJ BH.IgElt.', Ticket AsrA.
~ t.te .T.err once .uItr MgLuu. HOUSE.
Wheeling
d. Ia caldwell General Manager tuIumhu~
I'D ~ L. O.Ur.u r.r.rl FllSrugr- anil llcAvi
AGENT FH'#mHl- Cd non.
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The Hay Market.

4 large quantity ut hay was brought
o. the city from various points, yestcr'
dav. and was offered Tor sale at Market
square. % was Of goud quality. and 81
per ton Was asked for IT, Most of Il
was sold. however, Tor Sl7mlS without
trouble This year ; crop Was less than
half a. great as last wear, prices then
ranging from stag. The street ear com
pany bought most OF yesterdays offers
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Mason 6HAuLrs Organs at sheib's,
RuckWheat Cakes

To one quart Of .buckwheat -four add
three tablespOonfuls Of molasses or syr'
up, and three tablespOonfuls Of salt
then add one qnart OF warm water ion
warm water and sweet milk let il stand
over night in a warm place; in the morn
ing, when ready to bake, stir in a thor
oughly two measures OF Banner Baking
Powder; bake Immediately on hot
griddle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-06

,/OtR 75c double steel front 0orsets are
good and cheap Geo. q. Roth.
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on the National road, mile west OF this
place. Charles Baker, a well known
colored man, who works for James T.
Bentley, was returning to Mr.. Bentley's
that night from Wheeling, where he had
been to sell a load OF wheat for his en-
plover. He had SIS OF Mr.. Bentley's
money in his possession. The would
be robbers came upon "Charlie" in
dark and secluded portion OF the road,
but they tackled the wrong darkey that
time. Mr.. Baker defended himself, and
succeeded in getting rid Ofhis assailants
without the loss of cent. During the
scuffie he managed to slip the money
down in his boots. 1t is not known
who the loot pads were.
The friends Of Vim. Humes are max
ing an effort to secure his pardon from
the penitentiary. HumeS i the young
man who was sent up last spring for as
sauliiug Miss Nef and Mr. Meek one
night aS they were returning from
church at Quincy. He is a dangerous
character, and should be kept at Column
bu, the full extent of his sentence.
Rev. Thomas Ralph, pastor OF the |.
7. Church here, is attending the Ma
ti1ua Reform Convention az Mansfield,
of which body Mr.. Ralph was the tenn
pOrary chairman. believe the princi-
bal object OF she Society is TO secure the
recognition of God in the Constitution
OF the United States.
Cephas Hart. OF Smith township, died
on last SUNDAY night, aged - wears.
VIM. TAYLOR. who lived two miles east
of this place. died on "Wednesday, aged
s. wears. Mrs. Gray, widow OF Benz
Gray. deceased died at Benz {. Hum
. phrvys residence. near this place, on
Monday night, aged ~ wears.
The third binding ASSOCIATION OF ~.
ClairsyiIIc will be- organized here to-
morrow evening The capital stock il
100000
Professor Thorp, a blind young man
from Philadelphia, j. in town, and in
tends Ia give literary and musical en-
trrtaiumrnt ia the VI. T.. Church this
evening.
The Board oi County Commissioners
is i'm session this week. On Monday,
Judge \. ". Anderson, of Bellare, re-
tired from his position ~ member OF
the Board, and was succeeded 10y Mr.
owen Mcrhan. Of Franklin Station. ON
the same day MIR. James Il. Richie sue
rrvlrd Thomas Lodge as member ui
the Board of lntirmary Directors. Mr.
Mrrhau'S official Is for $1,000, and l.
signed by the following surrtics: VIM
Harvey, Robert Clark, John stewart
Andrew Douglas and l. A. McGregor
Mr.. Ritchry'S official bond of 5000 l.
signed by DR.. John Campbell and JOSH
ah Bral a. surcties. Henry Fra>hier
the senior member oi the Board OF Com
missiuncrs, has been chosen Presden
ui the Board Tor the ensuing year.
Mr.. j. L. Mitchell, whose handsom,
residence was injured by the fire Of tw,
weeks. has had his loss adjusted 10y the
North America Insurance Company, u
Philadelphia. in which the Building I
insured lie is To receive 500. FranI
Hmdman, oi Brllaire, and William Web
her. al this place, adjusted the loss.
Mr.. Charles II. Cohland, one Of tn,
most popular and promising young mel
Of this vicinity, has accepted clrrkshiI
in the County Auditors office. Charlie
is the right hoy for the place.
George McClclIand, ESD, OF th
GAINESVILLE Enterprise, Is in town Tor tn
first time IN eighteen years.
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The following deeds were admitted "a
record, yesterday, by the Clerk of the
County Court.
e.. ". TruXrll from John Marshall
and vile, deed Of December 3, for north
half OF lot A.. lanes addition, Tor 500.
Eliza Marshall from G.. W. TruNcll
and wife. In deed of December :. Tor
north haif Of lot O., Zaur'> addition, len
$50.
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1pbrelin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

save Your Child Neshitt * Bro.
MiSlaid-TSo Small Boxes.
For Rent Residence on Thirteenth
Street
For Warehouse and Dwelling.
New Tailoring Establishment -- L.
kenjsk.
A Bargain-IIorse, Buggy and llar-
ness for Sale.
Christmas Chairs Friend < son.
Trustees sale Of lOO Acres of Land.
Auction Sale Of Works Of Art.
Residence Tor Sale or Rent-James r.
Reeves
Every Lady II. Kirk.
Fancy Grasses W. ;. Iutchins.
Dissolution NOticc-(arnahan K Co.
The Reductions Il. Blum & Bro
Heal OF Local.
New floods ior Chri,tmas-Turner X
Dillon Local Page.
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stopping when required 40 sherman HouS,,
.Etna yill,. West Wheeling and Gravel Hill
fifEets aud baggage checks % all principal
points In the Fast and West can BE- prucuud AZ
he ticket Odice On Bridgeport. T. K. Mlkks,
nova General Passenger a Ticket Agent
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n 4 onnt AZ CoIumbuaO.

The b. 4 o. r. K. Company will sell
excursion tickets to Columbus, o., and
return, December 18th, at $3.50 for the
round trip. Excursion train will leave
Wheeling at 40 \. NJ, city time, and
Bellaire at $50 A. ", Columbus time.
The excursion tickets will also be- good
on train No. 10, leaving Wheeling at
HIS p. NJ. and Bellaire at 1850 p. NJ,
Thursday, December II, 1879. Return
tickets good until December 18th, inclu-
siyp
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| nuisiana State Lottery Company.
II5,b GRAND MONTHLY

Extraordinary Semi-AnHuaI Drawing
,rN-s Orleans. TUESDAY,. pE,EvEEE Do. lNlH
...Y.- tLr PERSONAL supervision AMI mhUah'
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Danger Signals.

Five eminent men have died within
the past lew weeks ot Bright's Disease,
and many more will soon die Of the
same fearful DESTROYER because they DO
not take Warmers safe Kidney and
Liver Cure, the only sure remedy for
this and other kidney and liver diseases.
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WOOL.


PHILADELPHIA, December 5.-woo!-
Quiet but firm; Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia XX and above 30
Cg53c; extra SOC Sic; medium $50 sac;
coarse 5Ota5lc; New York, Michigan.
Indiana and Western fine 4jS4sc: me.
dunn 55d SEC; coarse JOc: washed
combing and delaine 5O,as,Oc; un-
washed combing and delaines 4O,d
j5c; pulled 4sCd50c; tub washed JOCa
an,
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WORKS are miserable Affections, found
in most families, and not unfrequently
fatal in their effects. Therefore. delay
not-but immediately ask your druggist
for CDR. C. McLane's Celebrated Nermi-
fuge," and happiness viii bless your
household. Only see that Elem
ing Baos., "a Wood street, Pittsburgh, y
is on the wrapper, or you will get a
worthless imitation.
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BAlTIMORE & OHIO R. R. CO.


On aud after Nov. a., lS19, Passenger Trains
will leave a. iOllOws-NheeiinE time.
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Water shut on.

At3sU o'clurk this afternoon the wa
ter will be- shut of from the 2Omch
main 40 the corner OF Fourteenth and
Main streets, Tor the purpose Oi connect
iug with Henry X. Lists elevator. This
will cause a scarcity Of water below the
creek. and manufacturers and cUnSum-
rrs depending upon water will take no
tire and govern themselves accordingly.
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ONT of lIla IInRl.

On THURSDAY evening otto Smith, a
prominent citizen Of Martins Ferry,
turned NJ missing, and the family were
greatly concerned th"rcat Alter 4 long
search hc was discovered seated on thc
ridge pole NJ the roof from whence hc
refused to come. lie was finally per
suadcd to Vuit his perch, and, being out
oi his mind, was taken 10 the Mayor :
office. At first hr was very quiet, but
suddenly 4 frenzy seized him and he Ice
gan smashing the windows lie was at
length secured and removed Ia the bel.
mont county inirmary.