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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-07
River News.

TIE marks at the wharf at 6 O'Clock
last evening, showed IL feet 8 inches
and falling.
The Hudson, Capt. List, departed on
time, Saturday, for Cincinnati, with a
good trip.
The Andes, Capt. Muhleman, will ar
rive from Cincinnati to-day and return
tomorrow.
CINCINNATI, April 6.-River 2S feet
l0inches and falling fast. Weather clear
and cool. Arrived - Buckeye State,
Pittsburgh; Robert Mitchell and Guild
ing Star, New Orleans.
MEMPHIS, April 6.-River falling.
Arrived-Golddust, Vicksburg. De
parted-Dick Fulton and barges, Nicks-
burg; Golden City, New Orleans.
Weather threatening.
LOUISVILLE, April 6.-Weather rainy.
Observation-Disclosures Morgan and Guild
ing Star, Cincinnati; Nint Shinkle,
Memphis. River falling, with IL feet 10
inches in canal.
ST. LOUIS, April 6.-Arrived-kinney,
Kansas City; Polar Star, Tennessee
river; Montana, Pittsburgh; llelna,
Yicksburg; Rhoads, Pittsburgh. De
parted-Keiney, Kansas City; Fpture
City and barges, New Orleans. River
fallen one inch with 81 feet TO Cairo.
Heavy shower this evening with thun-
der
CAIRO, April 6.-Arrived-City OF
Vicksburg and City of Greenville, st.
Louis: Clinton, st. Louis; Andy Baum,
Cincinnati; Arkansas Belle, Evansville;
Porte Eads, New Orleans. Departed
Grey Hound, Ohio river; Golden City,
New Orleans; ST. Gencvievc and Sam
Roberts, st. Louis; Clinton. Cincinnati;
City of Vicksburg, Nicksburg; Andy
Baum, Memphis; Grccnvlle, New Or
leans; Arkansas Belle, Evansville.
River 80 feet 2 inches and rising,
Weather rainy. Thermometer 81.
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THE COURTS.
Saturdays Proceedings in the
Different Judiciary Bodies.

SUPREME CoURT-JUDGEs GREEN, MOORE,
RAYMOND AND JOHNSON.
The following business was transacted
i'm this court.
Hanna ct al. VS.. Trimble ct al, from
Pocahontas county; appeal and super
seleas allowed. Bond $3.50.
Dick VS.. Robinson, from Greenbrier
county; appeal and supersedeBs al
lowed. Bond 81 900.
State VS.. Raymond, from Jackson
county; writ of et,or allowSd.
State VS.. jackson, from BraxtOn coun-
ty; writ Of error allowed.
State vs.. Mollohau, from BraXton
COP lty; writ of error allowed.
Robinson VS.. Dix, from Nicholas
county; appeal and supercedeas al
lowed. Bond $500.
Adjourned until next Saturday morn
ing at 10 o clock.
COUNTY COURT-JUDGE BOYD.
This Court met and signed the min
uies of the previous meeting, and then
adjourned over until Tuesday morning
at 9 o'clock.
POLICE COURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Mary Zimmerman who was found float
ing about the city Friday night, about
three seas over, was fined = and costs,
Sent To the stone pile.
Jennie Black, for keeping a house of
bad repute, was fined SO and costs.
Paid.
Maggie Mitchell, an inmate OF the
same house, was fined so and costs.
Paid.
At the matinee Christ Waller was
fined 3 and costs for being found upon
the streets in a state OF drunkenness.
For leaving open coal vaults Joseph
O'Neal, Lawrence Heller, Caroline Ritz
and Lillian Wells were fined - and
clsts in each case.
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Transfers.

The following deeds were admitted 10
record by County Clerk Hook, last sat
unlay:
Deed made April 3, 1879 by Michael
Garyrv and wife. of Benwood, To Mich
ael lIralv, of Wheeling. for lots Nos.
and >. OF the subdivision of Nos l. and
Is az the corner oi Market and Twenty
fourth streets. Consideration > 500
Deed made March n. 1879, 10y Will
mrnS Hahuc 20 Henry Hahue, Tor the
south - feet OF lot No ), IN square No.
Is. Compensation 500.
Deed made April l, 1879, 10y Robert
Crowther aud wife to the United States
Building, Land and Loan Association,
for lot No. los, located on the north side
oi Eighteenth street, between jacob and
Wood streets. Compensation $500.
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Putting on Airs.

Since 1919, Messrs. Horkheimer 4
Co. have carried on the wholesale liquor
and wool trade in this city, and have,
until quite recently, held forth on Main
street, but owing TO their RAPID increase
i'm business, the firm has leased, for a
number of years, the business stand on
the Y. f. corner OF Water and Twelfth
streets, formerly occupied by Thos.
Hughes & Co, and will open out IN
business this morning. The property
has been put in thorough repair Tor
MeSsrs. Horkheimer & Co, who can
now brag OF the most complete business
establishment in the city. The rooms,
from the cellar to the garnet, have been
enlarged and well ventilated
An elevator, capable of . lifting
two tons OF freight, has
been put in. and extends from the Gel
lar to the top OF the building. This, We
believe. is the only business house in
the CITY that uses an elevator The
firm Of :. Horkheimer 4 Co. is too we'll
known throughout the country for Us
10 speak OF other than in the highest
terms, and al their new stand, which Is
near the river and depots, We wish them
success even greater than they have ex-
perienced in years gone by.
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WHO DID 1T {?
Continuation of The Alleged Ar
son Case.

But a short space of time was occu-
pied on Saturday in continuing the ex-
animation of Maxwell and King,
charged with arson. Members OF the
counsel on both sides were to have
other business for the afternoon, and at
noon the further hearing was postponed
until this morning at ten O'Clock. The
stated testimony was concluded with
the evidence below, and without COM
ment we give il as adduced.
Nothing OF importance or OF seeming
importance, and at least nothing Of in
terest, was elected, and the crowd in
attendance was rather disappointed.
Things progressed slowly and dryly,
and contrasted with the day previous,
both in humor and animation.
Arthur Brown, superintendent, was
the first witness called. He had but
little to say. He was superintendent
at the time of the fire, had not a key to
the gas Office and was not about on the
day Of the fire. He was dismissed.
John Doer, German employe at the
gas office, testified to having been such
at the time OF the fire. He was not in
the office the day of the fire. He had a
KEY to the office, but no one borrowed
it the day of the fire. He had spent the
entire day at home and the key had not
been out of his pocket.
Stephen Wilcox testified to having
lived in East Wheeling at the time ofthe
fire. He had seen Maxwell about 3
o'clock coming up Jacob street from the
direction of the gas works. The wit
ness was then cross-examined by Mr..
Russell, but nothing new was ELECTED.
Harry Caldwell was again placed upon
the stand and testified in regard to the
books that were burned. Three OF the
latest fsection books were more or less
burned, one OF them, covering section
|, quite badly. He made some further
statements concerning the books, but
they have already appeared in these
columns in connection with the embez-
element cases.
The State then announced that II
would rest its case here, and after some
consultation among the attorneys, the
hearing was continued until this morn
ing.
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AQUATIC.
Forthcoming Events with the
SDruceS.

Among sporting events in this city that
of boating the ensuing season promises to
be the most exciting, and it is probable
the C. p. Brown and Nail City Clubs
will take an active interest. So far as we
have heard either Ned" Clator or
FATTY" Weisgerber will be the coming
man. and it is likely that one or the
other of these will make a decided
hit. Boz ing is an interest OF no mean
dimensions in Wheeling, there being no
less than eight clubs here, ami the hnest
race course, Beech Bottom, west OF tn,
Alleghenics, within u miles OF the city,
with facilities for trains following the
oarsmen along the course. We await
future events with interest.
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COUNTRY CRUMBS.
Cath. Henderson, on Country
Life - PlOughing - Maple
Sugar. Etc.

Country life, at present IL exceeding
ly dull and monotonous, which accounts
for my no, writing sooner. ] do wish
we possessed "komical' somebody
out here, TO keep us going" We
barn for his or her accommodation.
Anything To make matters lively. Now.
il llez. liogden would get married, and
give "big wedding" matters would
undoubtedly enliyen somewhat.
But everybody seems 10 leave matri.
mony, "out Of the question" this year
Guess the reason il owing To the uni
vefsal cry Of hard times" Brother
Jonas says "Ef he'd have known be-
forehand the way the later crop was
agoin' TO turn out, he'd leave given the
matrimonial question serious conside,a-
ton for a lifetime" But matrimOny
has nothing, ir common, with the
weather just now, which must say Is a
great obstacle.
The farmers have managed to plough
between showers for the past two
weeks very successfully. PlOughing,
20 lockers on, seems an easy duty.
But tbs far otherwise. Following the
horses and plow through rough fields
especially hill-sides is no pleasant task.
However, the result coDpensates for
the bard work. The farmer reiires at
night calculating 10 finish another field
the next cay, but judge 81 his dismay
on awakening in the morning % see the
beautiful snow" Such has been hi
late this season.
This long stormy winter has been
very hard on the cattle. Farmers are
anxiously watching and earnestly
praying for good, warm weather, and
their prayers will not long remain IN
answered.
We are considering the garden ques-
ton now, which time Is nearly here.
Then the monotony Of our life shall be
greatly relieved by something substan-
tial. Just 10 think. Not many weeks
until We will be eating vegetables, a.
they are. You would hardly believe
that the women folks attend chiefly 10
the gardens, would you? But tbs q
TACT. Farmers will tell you, in truth,
that one woman IL worth three men in
gardens. Hot beds were made some
lew weeks ago and by the usual amount
Of care are showing up Handsomely.
Egg arc Ill the rsee. We collect
iron seven 10 ten dosen . Day. How u
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Il. M. s. PinAfore.

Next week, the Comic Opera II. VI.
;. Pinaiore. will be given at the Opera
House. by local talent composed Of the
best singers of the city. The chorus
alone has about seventy voices in il.
The scenery for the piece has been gotten
up specially for the occasion, and will
present fine appearance. We feel safe
in saving that this opera will be given
in tirSt-cldss style, and will prove a
musical feast such as is seldom afforded
our citizens
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-07
MARTINS FERRY.

The Democrats have nominated the
following corporation ticket:
For Commissioned Milligan, Con-
rad Long, VIM. II. Smiley.
Members School BOard-lsichard &.
Swartz, DR.. J. NJ. Blackford.
The Republicans have nominated for
council. James Crosby, J. p, Crowl and
VIM. II. Ford.
Cemetery Trustee. T, Haynes.
Members School Board Ellis Hoyle,
Anderson RalstOn.
The festival to be held in Commercial
Hall, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights, April 10th, 18th and 18th, is for
the benefit of PeOf. j. b. Wallace's new
Cornet Band and not for the old Cornst
Band. as q great many persons suppose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-07
Canrhi at Last.

Yesterday, officer Miller, Of the First
ward. arrested Bud Long, the notorious
Individual who, few days ago, forged
the name of James McCune 10 an order
on :. +. Crawford for -. Long was on
the waters OF the Ohio river, opposite
Martins Ferry, when officer Miller
spied and arrested him. \ warrant has
been sworn out before Justice Caldwell
Tor Long, and his ease viii most likely
come up for hearing this afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-07
Religious.

The English Lutheran Church was
filled at all the services yesterday by
very attentive and interested audiences.
The sermons were by the regular pastor,
who will shortly take up all the work
which was laid aside on account Of
broken health The text in the morn
ING was Behold the King cometh unto
thee" from Zcchariah tx, 8. The even
ing sermon was in answer to the ques-
ton, Who is He? from Johns gospel
tx, 80. This church will hold special
services all OF this week at a P. NJ. and
on Good Friday morning at l04 o'clock,
the pastor being assisted by several
visiting ministers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-07
Not Drowned.

The man who jumped from the
steamer Hudson, a short distance above
Marietta, last Friday, swan to an island
near BY and then TO the Ohio shore, where
he was arrested and locked up at
Marietta. He is supposed 10 be either
insane or 20 have been suffering With
the delirium tremens at the time he
escaped from the boat. He gives his
name as Black, from Pennsylvania, but
had registered on the Hudson as Clarke
amilton
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AlmnstaE Fire.

Last Saturday afternoon an alarm OF
fire was sounded, caused 10y small fire
i'm the basement of the Singer sewing
machine office, adjoining the REGISTER
office. The flames, which were caused
from the heat OF tine stove and heaters
too close To the walls, wcrecXtinguiShcd
before anv material damage could result.
The department made good time aud
were ON hand seven minutes after the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-07

Last SATURDAY was the eighth birth
day Of Miss Josie Mathews, daughter Of
Governor II. NJ. Mathews, and TO cele-
brate il, Miss Josie gave her little friends
quite pleasant party. Among the lit
tie ladies' present were Misses Lila and
Katie Tingle, Jennie Rlird. Mamie Nc
Ilwaine, Bessie Lamb. Tillie Burke,
Ethel Brady, Sophie Carr, Jeanette
Horsley, Annie and nbhy Miller, Lille
Vance, Matte and Sue Caldwell, Ger
trude List, Katie White, Laura Cooper,
Beckie Rhodes, Blanche and Mamie
Hoge, Matte Clark, Florence OFT, Josie
McCabe, Allie McCabe, Maggie Pendle-
ton, Annie BAumer, Mamie Jacobs and
uha List.
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Malarial Fever.

Malarial fevers, constipation. torpid
ity of the liver and kidneys, general de
bility, nervousness and neural',iac all
ments yield readily to this great disease
conquerer, Hop Bitters. 1t repairs the
ravages of disease by converting the
food into rich blood, and it gives new
life and vigor TO the aged and infirm al
ways. See Proverbs" IN other col
umn.
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A1beelin9 Re9ister
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Wall Paper. Friedel.
Regular Tuesday Packet-Steamer
Andes.
Step Ladders-NeSbitt x Bro.
Removals.. HOrkheimer x Co.
homeopathic DIR. NJ. j. Rhees: ,
Silk House,. Blum & Bro Head
Of Local
Opera House-Lyric Opera Company.
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TEMPERANCE TALK.

There was a large and enthusiastic
temperance meeting held at Otis Hall,
last night. The audience was addressed
by DR.. Wright, OF Bellaire, +. q. era.
craft, John Baggs, John Woods and
Samuel Creighton. There were nine
signers to the pledge. There will be a
meeting at the same hall on Tuesday
evening,
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Mt. BelleVieW,

A drive into the country yesterday
afternoon, took us to this new summer
hotel. which we found almost ready for
boarders. The rooms are large and
airy. and are well furnished. The open
ing will take place next Thursday week,
at which time a grand ball will be given.
Among those who have engaged rooms
at this hotel for the summer are, Rev.
Swope, Jacob Grubb, Frank Hearne,
John Hobbs and Spaulding Wallace.
There are several other families who
will spend the summer at this hotel,
but as vet We have not learned their
nlmNs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-07

Trains leaving Columbus az ~ 2. n. and go
n run daily ThrOugh Chicago ENpre-S,
with slccptug car attarhed, leaves Columbus
daily EXCEPT sunday, a. 5 % ?. n, arriving In
ChicagO a. 1.p next morning Berths can BE -
cnrcsi On advance az Union Depot ticket Othce,
Columbus
Pulman's drawing RON Sleeping cars through
without change from Steuhenyille and Cosum.
hus b Cincinnati. Louisville. Indianapolis and
ST. louiS.
For through tickets, osscsage checSS, seSpinS
car NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., &c, apply 10 Joseph "
RelleVille Ticket Ascent at Panhandle Depot
foot 10 Eleventh stret, or 40 City Ticket Orce,
under Mcclure House. Wheeling.
ID. W. Caldwell General Manager, Columbus,
O:SM FELTON,, IT,. General Superintendent
PittSbungh, Pa. W. L. % Brten, General PsSSen-
ger and Ticket Agent Columbus, o. nOll
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-07
Lamp Explosion.

Saturday morning at an early hour, a
lamp in the sleeping apartments OF Joe
Coleman, ON Twentieth street, from some
unknown cause exploded, and in spring
iug from his bed, Mr.. Coleman quite
severely cut one OF his feet on the irag'
ments of the lamp. The flames were
exiinguished with out having done any
1amayp
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Give ii Up.
Editor Register.

Some time since George 2. Black, late
City Collector, advertised in the REGIs-
TER that be would refund To
tax PAYERS cert in headItsIes Collect, d
from hecitixens IOr 1871, hut he has
not done so, and each day since the no
tice was given large numbers OF persons
have gone TO the city building to have
their money refunded, but Mr.. Black
has not put in an appearance. Can you
tell us what Mr.. Black sofkce hours arel
G. W. DKEIsArGH.
4Prl s, 1879.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-07

IL you need a Liniment of any kind,
we advise you to get bottle OF NcLdin's
Good Intent. 1t is far superior TO the
many Wanted foreign remedies We read
so much about, as hundreds Of our citi-
zens will freely testify. One trial is all
that is necessary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-07

Has separate rooms for ladies, furnished
with elegant furniture and superior ae-
commodations, the whole being retired
from the street and from public gaSe.
Ice cream and cake, shell oysters and
bulk oysters cooked In superior manner,
% desired Meats, fsh, &c, always the
choicest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-07

Wall Paper and Borders Of the best
designs, choicest colors, TO please the
taste Of everybody. at prices 10 suit
everyone in want OF goods Of this kind.
Harbour 4 Dittman, 1853 Main street.
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that? Not very good. -
bring ten cents a dozen HsH Only
Making country sugar ~
occupies much OF our vaIr'Ig cat it.
When the sun makes its apnea.a tine.
connect with it sugar water peA'Ahce, We
On a bright, sunny day
Inc farmer will say. "Daugb,-.
lis the day for sugar ws,.,
To which We add
We are yery gIsd
Don't you think We oughI.,
This duty recalls 10 INV a.,
and joke that occurred here a isu Lac
ago. Three OF your college hSy' lsn
is, boys from your city, we,a 20 ~: ula,
a visit. To have a littleepiovnpaa!hg Us
determined to work ON, ,I I'M 'hey
teries OF maple sugar water N.Y.
inquiry they ascertained the POI
abouts OF sugar" l?l trees AMI Hhefe'
dlately set out upon their iour,., ,u'ne'
the meantime having eauinnaJ 10
selves with the Necessary 49,, "eia'
Ratchet, anger, and a two rau.n W. Va
They remained away one vLoioT. pa
turning in the evening with ~ a!!, 'e.
the precious water. We inkin,iir 'N g
them why they did not Just hrip,,ts",,'Aei
up to the house? To which nns . nv
boys replied: I'VE would Lgy. 'ls
so, but those sugar trees are IN g 1Oar
at which our folks laughed VERY -. ',si
"Oh, you need not laugh now =. 49,
bored all the trees in that nei,bho,ll -
exclaimed another. which opIy 10" ".''
matters worse.
The poor boys hal been horin,,,
OF all names and description, in 80. -
water. After obtainingirom u, \ "a "a
Use OF secrecy pertaining To- their r,r ,..'
they resolved TO let the my>,rrir. ID ~
PIE sugar, TO those who know a..
about trees. Well, my friend, a, I Nv I.,
the advertisements in the m.rr;,.,
paper To read before bedtime. Mi -
to close, hoping 10 write vap a -
soon, in answer Ia the gurry NJ.
shall the Harvest be-? Brp,h,r L.
thinks twill be Il very hi. one" a..
year. But as he isa married r,r :
pay but little attention 10 his opip,gr,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-07

The New York Standard Theatre
Company closed two nights engage
ment Saturday night. At no time did
the performers play 70 good house,
although the troupe is firs,-class in
every respect They play in Pittsburgh
tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-07

Last Saturday J. d. Allen, the conf
dental directory man who has been in
jail for some time, was released an 4
once more breathes the free air. He
was examined upon interogatives be-
fore Justice Caldwell and released.
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Remarked stabbinR

We were informed, at late hour last
night, that a fuss occurred in East
Wheeling Yesterday afternoon, and in
the melee man 10y me name OF Flan-
nagan was severely cut. Further par
ticulars We were unable to learn. The
man Was taken TO his home in North
Wheeling.
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ONT nfJail.

John Kebler, who Was arrested yes
tcr,lav week ago, on warrant sworn
out before Justice Caldwell, by John
Seidel, oil Toledo, charging him with
ioraication, was released from Jail last
Saturday, on his own reconizance, the
prosecuting witness having left the State.
The bail was fixed at 500.
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NEWS AND COMMERCIAL Plpts

II recciyes regularly The TrEu's 10
patches Of the Western rn.. A"sA... o.
frequently Special DlsTat. he, a.s'.' 7.''.''
unusual interest IN tbo gathering % NJ '''
Of Local events ~ reporter a' o.. f'i
scientipus EiItnHhlly 10 .sE' 4" a.-..''
intelligence and cnndof all ruh,i. g1''i''' ~
especially such A. vitality Hf.t 'a' ii''''
he people Of Wet Virginia
Politically. the REgrTTE ha' 70 '
foundation. sixteen year. ar 'ir'r'sl '.i-
10 the principle Of The brD0.f'hf i'''
Il has at no time hl,cd o. iA.a!s.i "
those principle. AMI The JarI ''f-
which supports then. Ba' Do % 81
merits as public iourai hat - '''' w
and upon ,he,e merp Il Ia.s -. 70 80
Of the intelligent and lltenl m.ai''
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liltt anu NhANe~"'
LEAyE Accom-, MAIL ENP1'S

St,ubenyille accommodation leaves beliAire al
a.SP. n, Bridgeport a. So and arrives al Steu'
henville AZ 6.lo r. n.
Leaves SteubenviNe 40 $40 A. v, bridgeport
atq.D A " arrive al Brllairc 40 9 - A.. ".
Tirkrts and baggage checks % all principal
tsoiuts I'M the Fast ami West can BE- pruCured al
ths Ticket Office in bridgeport. 2. X. MYERS,
no..2 Iirnrrs,l Passenger 4 Ticket Agent.
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Death from Burning.

Last Tuesday Mrs. Thos. Cordell, OF
Clarrington, died from injuries received
by being burned the day before. The
remains were inferred on Thursday
aftprnppn
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Acquitted,

In the case OF the State against
Justice Phillips, last Saturday, before
Justice Wait, OF Webster District, the
deiendcnt was acquitted OF all charges
preferred against him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-07

A sure cure for nervous debility, pre-
mature decay, exhaustion, etc. The
only reliable cure. Circulars mailed
free. Address J. K. Reeves, 43 Chatham
street, New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-07
FINGER Crushed.

Last Saturday afternoon while engag-
ed in shearing sheetirOn, John Will Kite
an employ at the Riverside Mills, met
with the misfortune OF losing one Of his
finyprS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-07

DoN'T fail TO see the New American
Sewing Machine before buying Office
1922 Market St, (Crangle Block
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Still They Go.

For the Best and Cheapest Rays,-l
Shoes in the city 90 10 the aS,i.nm,-,
sale OF Jerry Clemens, No. i. E,,er,s
street.