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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-13
Held for Larceny.

Justice Philips held court, yesterday,
in the Jail waiting room, for the purpose
oi hearing the case of the State vs.. Len
REYNOLDS, charged with the larceny OF Il
harness from Isaiah Warren. Mr. Jor-
dan appeared for the State and Messrs.
FERGUSON and Cracrait represented the
prisoner. The witnesses were sworn
and excluded.
Mr. Warren produced a set OF har-
ness. which he sworc WAS stolen from
his stable on Monday. The set, he tes-
titled, was worth at least 50.
MIR. Warren described the situation Of
his barn, and the manner in which the
doors are secured. lie had found Il
window pried of, and the harness miss.
ing. Witness was uncertain what the
harness would bring at sale.
Charles Duckendori, who is employed
nj Mr.. Warren'S, identified the harness
as his.
Lou Hull saw the deiendantO on Monday
evening cOming down the alley from Mr..
Warren'S direction with a set of harness
ON his arm. Witness did not see where
the defendant went, but thought he was
under the influence ui liquor.
Budd McGili saw man, on Monday,
coming down Fourteenth street, with Il
set of harness on his arm. Witness
thought il was REYNOLDS, but could not
qualify To that. Witness hal known
REYNOLDS for - years, and told Mr..
Warren 1t was either Reynolds or his
ghost
Thomas Newman testified that Rcy-
nolds brought set of harness to him
on Monday, and wanted To sell IL 10
him for $3.50. Newman had asked
ii he came 10y them honestly,
and Reynolds said he had
bought them of AsmuS, in Ritchietown,
for 81. Witness had paid the price and
bought them.
This made clear case against the
prisoner, and he was held in the sum
of II. 900 Not being able 20 furnish Sc
curitv, he was committed 10 iail.
IL. IN
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The Pending Ordinance

The failure Of the First Branch of
Council to meet, last night, still leaves
those water works hands in the lurch.
1t also leaves pending between the two
branches, the ordinance adopted At the
last session. The question has been fire.
quently asked, why was this ordinance
framed? This is why: suppose ten
men are employed by the Street Com
missioner to DO an odd job of work. They
commence on December lst and work ten
DAYS and are dismissed. Their pay does
not come until after the meeting OF
Council in January, on the second
Tuesday. The men may be earning
their living 10y odd Jobs, ike these, yet
they must wait six weeks for their
money.
The object Of this ordinance is TO al
low men who work temporarily TO get
their pay rs soon as their work
is completed. II a man Is working
steadily, once month is often enough
To pay, but in other cases it is different.
The Superintendent Of the Water
Works or Street Commissioner gives a
certificate, and the money Is paid. This
is the same u,pil, up.rdui, is Is used by
committees. They take the report Of Of
ticers and never verify them; and If in
one case, why not in another
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MATTERS.

The Ohio Press calls Mary Anderson
''the high priestess OF tragedy"
The Criterion Comedy Comedy Com
pany spent this week in Pittsburgh
Mrs. ScoTT-SIDDoNs is to give a select
reading at Steubenville next week.
Miss ELLEN CuMMINs, of Texas fame,
is leading lady for Lawrence Barrett.
"HIs profession What is his pro.
fession?' Madame, he pedals music. ~
RICHMOND and Won Boyle appear AT
Steubenville this evening IN Our Can
didate."
"PINAFoRE' is to be PLAYED at Steu-
benyille during the HOLIDAYS by 4 New
York company.
BELLAIRE musicians talk oi putting
the cantata of Queen Esther on the
stage in few weeks.
MINNIE CUMMINGS, who was lately de-
serted by Corbley, her manager, at
Steubenylle, is winning golden opinions
in the East.
The Abbott Opera Company are not
being used up so badly by the critics Of
Cincinnati, this week, rs they were by
the Pittsburghers last week. 1t Is
strange how those musical critics DO dis
agree.
HAIRY SARGENT, l"scarl-pin Harry ,
the theatrical manager, has struck 4
bonalza. He has secured the female
tragedian, Miss Adele Belgrade, who
PLAYS Hamlet and othermale characters.
81 -. nil a In unnIgr
The Hecla Club, OF Belaire, encour-
aged bv their success with less pretcn-
tious PLAYS, will next tackle The Lady
of LYONS" The llecla is a first class
amateur club, and lis members surpass
those OF many older organizations IN
larger cities in all that goes to make an
attractive play.
Az urganist at one Of the fashionable
weddings the other day had the audacIty
To play selections from "Pinaiore.
I The bridegroom was very angry and
uscd a big I'D, while the bride sad,
"John, did you ever "No, said he,
Never
Miss Dolly WuOLwINE commences
/ her season with ii. j. Sargents new
. COMEDY YUM 'dllN III l''h' " A"AN - III
tempt Of Court, at Ford's Grand Opera
House. Baltimore. Miss Helen Tracy,
who formerly was John Mccullough 5
principal support, is to be the leading
/ lady of the same combination.
On Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday
matinee the Opera House will be held
1 by "Our Candidate given by the Rich
mond and Won BOYLE Comedy Com,
pany. Harry Richmond and Acland
/ Won BOYLE are both comedians OF no
small reputation, and will undoubtedly
/ fill the house. Reserved seats can be
secured at Lucas's music store today.
/ 1t is seldom that We find a company
OF more perfect gentlemen than those
/ who compose the Mary Anderson COM
panv. Dir. Griffin, the manager, Miss
/ Anderson's step-iather. is an intelligent
and cultivated gentleman, polite and
urbane as possible. Mr. Spiller, the
treasurer. and Messrs. Lawrence and
| Levick, leading men, are all thorough
gentlemen and withal jolly good fellows
| A piece OF good luck recently bcic
/ Lawrence, in the finding OF valuable
collar-button, which he supposed was
. Lost
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-13

stood, one for the plaintiff and eleven for
the defendants. This time the jury voted
eight for the plaintiff and four Tor the
defendants. The amount claimed by the
plaintiff is $4,000 The attorneys for
the plaintiff are Hon. L. Danford and
Judge D. D. T. Cowen. The counsel
for the defendants are Collins & James,
OF GAINESVILLE, and Judge Granger. OF
GAINESVILLE.
The Third Building Association OF st.
Clairsville was organized on Monday
evening, and the following officers
elected: Directors, ID. ID. I. Cowan, {.
W. Carroll, Andrew Alexander. }. Is.
Longley, W. ;. kennon, Benjamin Me
Bride, John f. West. President, ID. ID.
T. Cowan; Vice President, Andrew
Alexander: Secretary, +. VI. Cowan;
Treasurer. {. W. Carroll. The assocla-
ton begins business tomorrow evening.
The annual meeting OF the Belmont
County Bible Society Was held IN the
PRESBYTERIAN Church here last Sabbath
evening. The following officers were
elected Tor the ensuing year: President,
John b. McMechen; Vice President,
pastors throughout the county; Core
spending Secretary, Thos. Balph; Treas
urer. Geo. Brown; Depository, W. W.
McMonies; Auditor, Joshua Worley
Executive Committee, Saml VI. Thomp-
son, VIM. Chambers. \. I. Mckelvey,
Geo. Jepson. 4. III. Mitchell.
A few evenings ago Mr.. Calvin W.
Patton was driving from town Ia his
home west OF town, with a few sacks OF
-four in his wagon. When he arrived
home the flour was missing. Some thlei
or thieves had sneaked in the rear Of the
wagon and stolen the flour while Mr..
Patton was driving along the road.
The Harry Pease Dramatic Troupe Is
PLAYING 10 good houses in Welday :
Hall, this place. this week. Lost IN
London" will be presented this evening,
rip Van Wrinkle" tomorrow afternoon
and The Long strike tomorrow night
This company plays very we'll AMI Is
well patronized.
Observation-Disclosures Atkinson, oul
new member Of the legislature, was IN
town to-day. as witness in the Com
mon Pleas Court.
Auditor Cortland and wife have gon,
10 spend week in the country. They
are visiting Mr.. Cotiland's father, neal
East Richland.
Charles Schumacher, the butcher, Ina
just shipped three boxes Of smoked mea
from this place 10 his brother, Who d
stationed at Sophia, Turkey
The County Commissioners have ha'
the new Children's Home building In
sured for 10000 by W. VI. Lupton, %
Martins Ferry, at l.2ol per cent, an'
for $4,000 by Scotield \ Kemp, u
GAINESVILLE, at Ice per cent. DAME
! Theobald, OF Bellaire, insured the Treas
ury building for five years, at = pc
cent.
IClniinn.l from EIrA PnQt.
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Arrest ofRose

About three weeks ago Chris. Siebke
rad a set OF buggy harness stolen from
Is stable in East Wheeling. He In
ormcd the police of his loss, and they
vi about 10 work up the case, which
vas brought 10 \ successful termina-
on Yesterday. A search warrant was
worn out, YESTERDAY, before Justice
Caldwell. and Sergeant Sweeney and
officer st. Myers went to Tom Hercules
cable. i'm East Wheeling, and re-
Covered the harness. Hercules
Nid he bought the harness
h. "A. Al. Roe. The aeant 0aa krst lsd
bv "A boy at Siebke's, who discovered the
bride on one Of Hercules horses.
Having traced the theft TO him, the
officers started for Rose, who works at
the Hinge Factory. Rose was at dinner
AMI Il. Myers went TO his residence on
the south Side. Quick as the officer
went, a messenger was before him and
was about to enter the gate, when the
officer pushed him aside and entering
secured his man. Rose was locked up
and will be examined on Tuesday next.
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Rum Away Narrow Escape

About six O'Clock, last evening, rs Mr.
Brooks. Of the Singer office. this city,
and another party were driving uptown
from Bcnsons Ferry, their horse took
fright. near the old Washington mill,
and ran away. Before proceeding tar
the wagon cnlliled with post, smash
Iug IL 10 pieces and throwing Mr.. Brooks
out. not. however, iniuring him. The
horse ran over the river bank, which,
M this place. was nearly thirty feet high,
and perpendicular, but got Oft with
slight injuries. Considering the ctrcum-
stances the occupants OF the buggy IT.
slrI their escape As miraculous.
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II speaks Well For Us.

I.hlN sue 7'N.s'tt'..
The better portion Of the people OF
Wheeling are loud m their cundemna-
ton ol the Mayor of that city, Tor grant
ing "a permit % a certain Prot Cooke to
lecture on sabbath evening IN the Opera
House. on Spiritualism. The lecture Is
said % have been in nowise iii To deliver
On the sabbath, and the religious ele-
ment of the city feels very much out
rl.ci. The Mayor, on the other hand,
has come out In a card stating that he
was grossly deceived by Cooke, and that
me- received a permit tC lecture through
4 fraudulent representation ui IT'S char
trtcr. % speaks well for that city that
has "a live religious element that seems
determined to guard the SauctIty OF the
sabbath with Jealous care.
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Ranner Mullins Corn.

Nix together one and hall pints
corn meal, half pint wheat flour, halt
cup powdered sugar if desired sweet,
one tcaspoonful salt, two measures
Banner" Baking Powder, then rub in a
hall tcacup OF lard stir into this three
well beaten eggs and one and quarter
pin,s cold sweet milk. Bake in gem
pans in quick oven.
Each can Of Banner Powder contains
a measure TO use instead OF spoon. A
Pound Can with the measure and Ban
ner Recipe Book complete, mailed to
families on receipt Of 90 cents. Address,
Banner Baking Powder, =. o. Box @6s,
Pittsburgh, Pa, if you cannot get It
from your grocer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-13

The following persons are summoned
rs Jury for the County Court, o. meet
n ga. NJ. ON Monday.
Wasbingt1u-paniel Arudt, \. Vi.
Phillip AMI W : Tppett.
Nladisun-W. T. Burt, Geo. W. Baggs
and David OuuJ.Iug.
CI1y-W. 4. Jones. C. y. Brown, VIM.
Ninicr and David Thoburn.
Union Jacob Morris, Louis Hull, Jr.
.nd l.. r. Hanson.
Centre VIM. Bailey AMI Gil. Bender.
Wrbster-Wm. NJ. llaudlan. \. q.
EnT and l.. Grade.
Eitchie-C. T. CoWan, John Arbenz
Hud Zen Kline.
EirhlaHd-j. e. Lyle.
Iih-rtv-Nurruw Gibson.
Triadclphia-James Heryey and VIII
lam Key.
Richie .countryl-D. Il. Garyin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-13

That desirable piece of property known
as the STEELE place will be sold TO the
highest bidder at the front door OF the
Court House on Saturday, the 18th, at
10 O'Clock. The property contains 80
acres, running from the National Road
to the Greek, miles east OF the city,
and is one OF the best locations in the
county for country homes or gardening
purposes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-13

IL was dragged down with debt, pow
erty and suffering for years, caused by a
sick family and large bills for dOctoring,
which did them no good. was CON-
pletely discouraged, until one year ago,
by the advice Of my pastor, | procured
Hop Bitters and commenced their use,
and in one month We were all WELL and
none Of us have seen a sick day since,
and want to say to all poor men, you
can keep your families well year with
Hop Bitters for less than one doctors
visit will cost you, know it.
A WoKKISGhAN."
IaughIin Bros q Co, Wholesale
Agents, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-13

Hon. Charles J. Faulkner, OF Martins
burg, is in the city.
Col. d. ID. Johnson, OF Long Reach,
Tyler county, is in Wheeling on a busl-
ness trip.
The Mary Anderson Company is at
the New Mcclure.
Judge Boyd, Of the County Court, is
again able to be out and attend to his du-
ties.
General White and Judge Cranmer
have been elected elders OF the First
Presbyterian Church.
Miss Emma Ong. of Jefferson county,
Ohio, who has been visiting on the Is
land, returned home yesterday.
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Notice to Contractors anu builders

l......rrI. r.t.r.. F.u.. M.re~
E~....E.. November d.. l>..l
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,.r..,.. w..k.. .. OIL. ~...o. West N.r,.nat
.s.-.s..I o. e.r#.-.....l ur o.. 0. ",.o,N
moan % March f.r l-.. .--H .1r tue NlrrENrlU>>
.s.-f ..... tuar.us> r..a. nH..dius SHOWN les,
t-. STATE uur~E. ., Charleston ElusNaa
,r-.r.. N.-. Virgins, a.euu..u- t1 tlr Plan,
,-..--....#...r. ... ..-...En y g. r. N.mH.. aud
A. T..ur-. ...a' a-.h.-...,.
E... v.. H. reviewed ..- OBJ. whole a-.l tHr
,.,.-r r.-.. u. ,arwu-s PLAN, and spertdot
H... ADA. H. .... at t.. Dar.". E..in- boz
gSr..ru-. uu and after January l,,, ,,''. a.d
er. Information relative thereto psy he obtain
.lt- applying r1 G.. e.. Hvmb'.. the architect
,-.r.-rrr Wheeling, W. Va
B1rIa security, approved 1y the Enaot of
puF.- Works. win re r.I..-i ut each r'utmc
fa- The rf.ht.t r.s..s.r. n- rs.,,-as aay 90
aII b.U. srC.arE..-
IS. a-ls-af u.c Board of Public Works.
,,-r-t = BRADY. secretary.
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NNenth.r Indicatlons.

WNSm>GruN, December IL, l A. NJ
For Tennessee and the ohio Valley
AMI Upper Lakes, falling preceded IN
the eastern portions by rising barome--
Ter. winds shifting to southeast and
generally clear weather, followed in the
latter district by increasing cloudineSs
and 40 night by snow. ~
For the Lower Lakes and Middle
States. rising, followed by falling bar
ometer. variable winds, shifting to
southeast, and clear or partly cloudy
weather. except occasional light SHOWS
i'm the former, with rising temperature
i'm the former and lower or nearly
stationary temperature in the latter dis
frTFf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-13

The following conveyance of proper
,v was admitted 10 record, yesterday,
bv Clerk Hook. of the County Court:
Ei. Miller ami wife 10 Emma Miller,
i'm deed of December !, Tor a tract oil
lnnH ON Caldwell's run, for 500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-13

Peter Slovenian Of Batavia, y. Y,
certified Sept. Is, 1879, as follows: For
forty years have suffered with kidney
and liver difficulty, being obliged 10
void urine as often as once in 30minutes,
and have slso haan a snfarer from
palpitation of the heart. ! am now
using your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure,
and can truly say, at 20 years Of age,
that it makes me feel like new man. "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-13

Nj. LID .r saturday -.El.. a.-, r' connection
s...... ..... Hr -Hr.'"-sE.
H......# r....a Drawing Boom Nul sleeping
I.-... ... night trims.
... ..ru... .Hg, srH made 'n- ETH point,
-.... ami southwest NH-.I ANIL Northwest.
-..... f-.-H desirable -HutH iHr Uu.Hu..t, AMI
r--. .. moving 'r I"H E-Hf West. ana .' Nhnin
a.rr.. ...s- attention Isl given.
So. a. stops at a.l station, between Wheeling
AMI Grafton.
WHEELING. uITT-ErEGU AND BALTIMOEl
DIVISION.
r...g.. ry.a...r.-.- ..........T.tOA An l.l0F. ~.
Tr.lEr.puiB Accom- mediation.
Leave " nnH srssassH. "a. a. - ~. pr. ~
.r....-.-.rr odd .frrl point, uu sale st dgpU.
t............. ... .. r.IH- .I.r.H- tuD HIty-
I..sr... ...H. .. fra travelling rEnN. g1rrrIuiy
sf.. W.N CLEMENTS. 81. Oft
" .EgE.rI-. Uelar. Agent, Wheeling
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ST. CLAIRsvILLE.
Recent Happenings at the Belmont Coun.
~ Seat.

1T. CLATRsvILLE, December IL.
The trial Of the case OF Mrs. Blanchard
vs.. Davis & Starbuck, which was men
toned in my last letter, and which oc-
cupied the attention Of the court for one
week. terminated on Wednesday. The
jury failed 10 agree and were dischrged.
Mrs. Barchard's husband was killed by
the explosion Of the defendants planning
mill boiler. at GAINESVILLE, in July, 1878.
and she brought suit TO recoyerdamages
for the loss OF her husband. This vs.
the second trial OF the case, with sid
liar result, At the former trial the Try
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-13

A singular accident took place on the
Elm Grove road, last night, in the shape
of burning horse car. The car left
Stamm's at S:25 2. NJ, and when il
crossed the Peninsula had in it three
ladies. two men and boy. While de.
scending the grade on this side, the car
overturned, scattering the inmates I'M
promiscuous confusion. They untan-
gled however and got ont, a few
bruises the worse. But in the
summersault a lamp at the for
ward end of the car took
fire and the flames were communicated
to the woodwork. They spread rapidly
and defed the efforts OF the driver, as
sisted by the men, to eXtinguish them.
The driver was advised to right the
car and drive 10 the bridge where water
could be procured. He righted the car
and started, but instead OF stopping at
the bridge, lost his wits and went tear
ing up McCulloch street The wind
famed the blaze into vigor-
Gus conhagraton, and the strange
spectacle of a burning car
tearing along the street caused 4
crowd to quickly collect and follow after.
The driver drew up on the switch on
McCulloch street, where the car quiet
" burned TO ashes.
Go to the Bazaar for Gents Ties,
C,,,t. ,,,l ITplarUaar
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stopping when requlud 40 sherman NOUS
FrrEviNe We>t Wheeling aud Gravel Hill
rirkets and baggage checks % All pulntl l'.
noiufs iu The East and West can BE- proCulei al
ths rirket ofice In Bridgeport T. X " EhS,
80 Geue-aI Passenger & Ticket Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-13

Lock Murphy, drunk. fined =. Com
mitted.
George Davis, drunk, fined -. Com
milted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-13

From the Rockport, Ind, Bdmnfr
There il no medicine in the world which
has gained such fame as ST. JACoHs ON;
this is, however, not in the least aston
ishing, when We consider its truly won
ueriul curative powers. Mr.. +. Roden-
berg, of Grandview, called at our office
last week and related the following cir.
cumstance: suffered with Rhenma-
tism for over six years; consulted many
physicians and tried hundreds Of rene
dies, but without avail. Having seen
ST JACOBS on advertised in your paper,
and heard 81 some most astonishing
cures, | sent 10 Itnckport for n bottle oi
the Oil. and used il according To dirr'
tons. The relief felt was almost "clcc'
tric." got better AT once, and now
there is not "A trace Of rheumatism left
i'm nv body.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-13

LADIES Nubias, Childrrn's Woo
Caps, Leggins and Wool Knit Cloaks, at
Geo. q. koth'S.
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Goto the Bazaar for Infants Wear.

ADVERTISERS should read the list Of
agents in the Saturday Ermmy Journal,
see where it circulates, and compare It's
advantages over competitors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-13

The finest line of silk llankerrhi"ls,
Linen llandkerchieis, ladies Cults and
Collars, Ladies' Lace Necktics, Tor The
holidays, is to Ne found at Geo. Z"
Roth's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-13

VIZ have but few more al thos" good
homemade Blankets left, which We will
sell at the old prices, Ia close them out
Geo. G.. Roth.
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Poverty and Suffering.

ALI Sheet Music at half price at
Sheib's, Washington Hall. Music
Books also at reduced prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-13

AIRS. JEANETTE N. srANLEY. Pro.
wi fessional Clairyoyaut. Magnetic PhysiclAn.
Trance and Test Medium. Office and res.deno.
No. 216 Market street. between Twenty hith ana
Twenty sixth stneets, Wheeling " We spin.
tual communications. consultations and advice
ON Health. Disease, sickness and laSses Love
CouTtsnip and Marriage Law salts and Divorces
all Business Matters, Investments, stocks ana
Mines. etc. ClGiryoyant examinations VI obscure
and d.ficuit cases OF patients. dpUueationS OF
personal history and character. slsu. Prophetic
ReadiugS Of Individual Capcr and Destiny con.
sulting Fee 81 Ladies ~ cents. delaY
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3llbrelin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index % New Advertisements.

index 20 New AuNoFNAsoWoNNo'
Udal-p. c. List, Jr.
Want,d-tiir,t 90 Do liuuSework.
Christmas Presents John Ballle.
Respectfully Invited Logan, List X
Co.
Holiday Prrseuts-ThOs. Hughes x
Co.
For Rent-StOre Room.
Inst-tiOld Bracelet
Wantrd-IwO Mules.
Children'S Table Trays -Nesbitt x
Bro.
The Reductions 1. Blum x Bro
Head OF Local
Grand Lunch WIN. Rrneke.
Christmas PreSeuts-John FrIedel.
Holiday Presents ut Kinks.
Letter List.
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Silksnnd Cashmeres

Go to the Bazaar, 1905 Main street, for
holiday presents.
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Police Court

Cone and see our line Of shirts. \
fine line for sale cheap, for cash, at Geo
e. ROth's
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The public are notified that they can
find me at 1000 Market street, where |
keep A full line of Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry. q. Z. WINzENRElD'
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Buy "a Present that will out
last time. one Co not only glad
den the heart to-day. but I'm
after years awaken happy re-
collections Of the giNer.
JACOB W Girl BIB
Washington Hall.
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Remember,

Special styles; special prices. See
the grand display this day. /. BLUM K
Bro, Cloak Emporium.
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IL you want 10 purchase nice Christ
mas present call on q. G. Winzenreid,
No. 1850 Market street. Bargains can
be had in Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
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To CLEVELAND
only S Hour and Is Minutes
~ CHICAGO Only i HouN'
fv,yr Accom-. EVpNs

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4.tiP NJ. Bridgeport 40 500, and arfiNcs az sc"
bguVi.lc at t.in q. ". ,s,-
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ASST A. ": arrive az Beliaire AZ 900 A. n
The stauhgryille Accommodation, IN adllttS,i
q, thsir ..sr trip tn aud from Steuoenyill'
will make the following trips between beilaiN
.sn1 Martins Ferry- 49, =.
RNfepport 20 Martins Ferry ......-...-l0 =, A.