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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-11
THE HISTORY OF A DAY.

PAYDAY at the La Bell mills.
County Court viii hold session to-
morrow morning.
The City Council will meet in special
session, this evening.
The weather appears still very unde-
cided as to what it should do.
ONE deed OF trust was recorded at the
County Clerks Office yesterday.
THERE are two hundred and thirty
two prisoners in the penitentlary.
A COAT of stone is being spread on
Seventeenth street, East Wheeling.
The Municipal Court will hold a ses-
sion to-day, beginning at 10 o'clock A.
NJ.
The directors of the Nail City Brewing
Company held meeting at their once
yesterday.
THE soc;ol at the 'Z4ne street NJ. f.
Church night before last, Melted, Tor the
congregation, SO.
WE notice white Grape swung from
many doors in this city, that tells ofthe
rayages OF the diphtheria.
The Board OF Directors OF the REM
Tertiary met in regular monthly session
at Moundsville, yestCrda
A LITTLE child OF Henry Helmbright,
of the First ward, died yesterday alter
noon from the result Of bursting blood
vessel.
THE young ladies' Bible class, OF the
L. z. Church, will give a social in the
lecture room Of the church editice, this
evening.
SHERIFF GEORGE HICKoCK and son OF
Marshaltown, Iowa, who have been
visiting friends in this city, returned
home Wednesday evening.
1T is calculated that an interesting
meeting of Council will be had tonight.
II is TO be hoped that there will he less
gas wasted and more work done than
last Tuesday night.
A HORSE owned by Liveryman Hill,
of Bridgeport, died yesterday morning
from the effects of injuries received IN
run off last week. Other horses should
take warning and never run of.
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Good Friday.

1t is good for us TO pause, in the midst
of all this disheartening turmoil and
the confusion of crime and folly that
makes the thoughtful reader lay down
his daily paper in sorrow and disgust,
to pause and turn our eyes away
and our thoughts back to the far
off hillside in Judea, and the ,aw-
fu drama enacted there on. Good
Friday. There is a world of meaning
and deep sentiment in the simple,
homely title by which, wherever our
English tongue is spoken, this day Is
called. We have other holy days and
DAYS of sorrow and humiliation as well
as of rejoicing and to many OF them we
give descriptive names, but to TINS day,
with all it's solemnity and its intensity
of meaning, we can give no other name
than iust-GOOd Friday. And who, in
deed, shall measure the good it brought
to the world? Even in the churches,
the services of to-day will be little more
than the solemn recitation OF the story
of the passion, as told by prophets and
evangelists, and we, from our lay pulpit,
can only speak of that which is part
of the worlds history, the light OF which,
through these eighteen centuries, has
shone, and still shines from the Cross OF
Calvary. To generations after genera
tons it has been the symbol of all faith,
hope and love, unnumbered millions
have found in its contemplation rest,
peace and strength, and have been
guided by it through all the doubtful
wanderings of this life. And to-day the
busy world is hushed, and the noise OF
trade and money getting for the time
is stilled beneath the shadow OF the
cross. 1t is not rest only that is to be
sought beneath that shadow, but
strength and high incentive for the
cross was nothing without the sacrifice,
and whether we believe or doubt, we
cannot turn away from the pattern set
us in that ministry of suffering and self
abnegation in that death endured that
the world might live. II we can learn
its lesson and be stirred by its emotions,
the day will be to all OF us Good Friday,
indeed.
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Certificate Of Incorporation

Yesterday, the Secretary of State is
sued certificate of incorporation to the
Brooke County Building and Loan As
soeiation, for the purpose OF raising
money to be loaned amongthe members
oi such corporation, for use in buying
building lots and houses, or i'm building
or repairing houses. The principal
office of the association is tn be kept at
Wellsburg, and is to expire April LIST,
1889. For the purpose OF forming said
corporation, the sum OF $50 has been
subscribed, So OF which sum has been
paid i'm. The stock is divided into shares
ofSl5O each, and the privilege ofinCrcas-
ING said stock 10 Sl50,OOO in all is re-
served. The incorporatorS are Thomas
Everett, l.. III. Marks, Leander Browning,
Joe Montgomery and |. {. Wright, all
of Wellsbury
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TEMPERANCE TALK.

Rev. A. ]. LYDIA will address the tenn
perance meeting at Parker Hall, this
evening.
The meeting at Mozart Hall last night
was grand success in every respect A
fine audience of ladies and gentlemen
filled the hall. Excellent order pre-
vailed, and at a quarter after eight
O'Clock the Rev. George Hite arrived
and was introduced. 1t is not extraya..
CANT to say that his speech was one OF
the finest ever delivered in this hall.
Mr.. Hite is a forceable and eloquent
speaker, and is destined to shine In his
profession. -.
There will be a meeting at Mozart
Hall, Saturday night, TO be addressed
by Mr.. Taylor, of Sutton, w. Va, and
MIR. Jell c. Reed, of this city.
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A Crisis.

Suppose that upon the announcement
OF each new invention, all using similar
inventions should order az once, who
can fancy the bedlam that would ensue?
How novel 10 use new pdteH chtuR
daily, and wash three or four times a
week in order TO keep pace with the
new washing and wringing machines
that would pour in from every quarter,
Think Of the farm covered with patent
plows, rakes, mowers, etc, etc. Think,
too, OF the poor invalid who would only
have time 10 draw the cork, and take
one dose OF the latest medicine, when
the druggist would rush in with a still
later, much better, more certain, and
more wonderful catholiCon. Fortunate
ly, the people are conservative, and re-
luctanuy discard the trusted, tried and
true, for the glamour OF new. Nowhere
is this principle better demonstrated
than in the steady and gradually in
creaseing sale Of DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy, which for over a quarter OF
century has held the field against all
Others, and has from one generation to
another given entire satisfaction. Its
cures are numbered by Thousands.
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Action of the Board of Managers OF the
Children's Home Relative to the Resig-
nation of Mrs w. +. Butler.

Action of the Board of Managers OF the
Children's Home Relative to the Resig-
nation of Mrs. w. F. Butler.
Mrs. Vim. F. Butler, having resigned
the Presidency OF the Childrcn's Home,
the LADY, managers at their meeting held
April 9, 1879, passed unanimously the
following preamble and resolutions:
WHEREAS, Mrs. Vim. +. Butler, who
has been a member of the Board OF
Managers from the first organization OF
this institution, and who for the past
five wears has filled the office OF Presl-
dent, so satisfactorily and in many other
WAYS labored so diligently tC promote
the interests of the Home, has resigned
her office and ceased to be a member OF
our board; therefore
Resolred, That we hereby express the
pleasure we have enjoyed in having her
To preside over our deliberations, and
our appreciation of her arduous labOrs
and sacrifices in the interest OF the
Home, and we exceedingly regret that
she has found it necessary to retire from
our number and from our work. We
place on record our testimony to the
deep sympathy she has always shown
with the benefcient objects of this In
stitution, and To her earnest Christian
efforts To make our charitable enterprise
successful in every department.
Resolved, That these proceedings be
entered on the records OF the Home,
published in the daily papers, and a
copy transmitted to Mrs. Butler.
Mrs. A. {. GEORGE,
Mrs. j. J. JONES,
Miss AMANDA LIST,
Miss ANNIE LOGAN,
Committee.
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The ST. Lawrence.

Yesterday, Captain Lists new boat,
the ~. Lawrence. made trial trip 10
the Top mill, then To- Heatherington's
coal works, below Bellaire, a distance Of
five miles, and return. The boat works
well, and made the trip up from Bellaire
with Captain Booth at the wheel, in
thirty-three minutes. Her dip impedeS
her prugrrSs in the water, and when the
wheels are altered she will be the fastest
boat plying between this city and Gin
cinnati, for which trade she Was built
She will leave Tor Cincinnati tomorrow,
in the Hudson's place, and the Hudson
will 20 on Ia Pittsburgh and thence TO
-. Louis, in which trade she will run
for the present. The -. Lawrence is a
side-wheel boat and has four boilers,
with two 24-inCh cylinders, which have
a stroke OF ct feet, Her wheels are -
feet in diameter, with l2-foOt buckets.
She will be pilOted by Joe Alexander
and Jason Curtis, with James Moore as
head engineer and John Mcclure rs SET
Ond engineer. The boat is fine struct-
ure and speaks well for our mechanics.
The whole boat, except the hull, was
built in this city.
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MISSIONARY MATTERS.
An Interesting Meeting fester'
day.


Yesterday morning, about hity ladies'
who are members of the Ladies rIes-
byterial Society, Of the washington
Presbytery, left this city on sPeciai
train over the Hempfield road Tor
washington, Pa, to attend the regular
annual meeting Of the society. AS the
train drew up at the depot at Washing
ton. a committee OF ladies and gentle,
men met the Wheeling delegation ana
escorted them to the First Presbyterian
Church, where the usual routine work
OF the society was gone through with,
there being about thirty socletles
from different parts OF the Presbytery
present. Aftea the work was hnisneu
or rather noon adjournment, the ladies'
were invited to partake of sumPtuous
dinner which had been spread In the
church bv the ladies of Washington.
The tables were ladened with all the
delicacies of the season, besides being
handsomely decorated with the most
choice fruits and flowers. The evening
session was presided over by Rev.
DIR. Bronson, OF Washington, at
which interesting addresses were
delivered by Rev. j. c. Moffatt,.
of this city, Rev. Alexander, OF
Mt. Prospect, and Rev. Hunter, OF
Washington. The meeting was closed
by prayer from Rev. DR.. George Hays,
shortly after which the Wheeling ladies
boarded the train for this city, reaching
here at 1880 o'clock last night.
NEW OFFICERS.
The society elected the following OFF,
GERS who are to serve during the ensu-
ing wear: President, Mrs. ID. A. Cum
ningham, of this city; Vice Presidents,
Mrs. J. p. Orr, Mrs. Blochley, Miss Wor'
tering, Mrs. Spear, and Mrs, j. Z. Hupp;
Recording Secretary, Mrs. j. r. Greer,
of Forks of Wheeling Creek Church.
Corresponding Secretary, Miss Martha
Grevson, of Washington, Pa.
The ladies' speak in the highest terms
of praise of the kind reception given
them by the ladies of Washington.
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You can now stop at the Grand Cen
trail Hotel, on Broadway, New York, on
the American plan for $50 or $500
per day, or you can, on the European
plan, take your breakfast there in the
morning, take your lunch down town,
or dine with a friend, and your room at
the hotel will only cost you sl.0O per
day and upwards, and meals are also
provided at moderate prices at the ele-
CANT restaurant attached 10 the hotel.
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Eve Extrantad

Drs. Hardis,y and Ward, yesterday
afternoon, extracted one OF the eyes OF
Eddie Brunnell, a small boy, who while
playing with some companions two
weeks ago, was struck in the eye by a
boy named Trimble, which resulted in
so injuring the eye as to render it neces.
sary to have it taken out. Upon exami.
nation by the Doctors, the supra-orbital
ridge was very much fractured at the
time the eye was injured. The sufferer
rested much easier after the surgical OPP.
Grafton had been performed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-11

Trains leaving Columbus ~ SOP n and SD
A " run daily. Though thiCslgo ENpuSS,
with slrrping car attached. leaves Columbus
daily except sunday. 40 toP n, arriving in
Chicago al -.Nl next morning BCyths can h ~
cu-,.,l iu advance at Union Depot ticket otficv,
Columbus
Pullmau's drawing nom s'ceping car throush
without change fo,m Strubeuville and Colum-
bus, to Cincinnati. Louisville, Indianapolis and
ST LOUIS
For through tickets, bsCysge cheeks, sleeping
car accommodations, Gc., apply "a Joseph ".
BelIrViNe Ticket AGENT 40 Fan Handle Depot
loot of Eleventh str,ct or 90 city Ticket Ofhce,
under MCluuc House. Whevhpg
ID. ". Caldwell General Manager, Columh bus
OsSN FcltOn jr, General Superintendent
Pittsburgh. Pa. ". l.. O'Rriru, General Pss>en-
ger and Ticket Ayent Columbus, q. uou
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The Alhine Silver Mining Company

The Mining Record, of New York, the
highest mining authority in this country,
says, February LIST, 1879: "The princi-
pal owners in this company are hard
working men who by their own labor
have uncovered large bodies of ore
which they now wish to extract and
send 10 market. Our readers will do
well 10 make venture with these
worthy men. their money will probably
be returned TO them twenty-fold." Pros
pectus Of the company sent to any one.
Address Chas. Knott, box 81, city p. o.
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1ll)eelin9 Re9istrr
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Novelties i'm Clocks-Turner& Dillon.
Go on Board Steamer Hudson.
Cooking Stoves -Nesbitt " Bro.
Concert. Ball and Theatre-llarmonle
Singing Society.
Removal-Chas. f.. Dwight.
Box Papers-Stanton 4 Davenport.
Proposals for Curbing- First Page. ]
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Laramie,. Palace Re.tsursnt

Has separate rooms for ladies', furnished
with elegant furniture and superior &C.
commodations, the whole being retired
from the street and from public gaze.
Ice cream and cake, shell oysters and
bulk oysters cooked in superior manner
a. desired. Meats, fish, &c, always the
choicest
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NOTHING has ever been discovered TO
equal DR.. G. McLane's Celebrated Yer
mifuge for Kidding the human constitu-
ton OF worms. II never fails-is simple
and very inexpensive. Every druggist
keeps it, but see the name OF "Fleming
Bros, Pittsburgh" op the wrapper, or
Won are being deceived.
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Malarial Fever.

Malarial fevers, constipation, torpid.
ity of the liver and kidneys, general de-
bility, nervousness and neuralgiac all
ments yield readily to this great disease
conquerer, Hop Btters. 1t repairs the
rayages of disease by converting the
food into rich blood, and it gives new
life and vigor to the aged and inirm al
ways. See Proverbs" IN other col
nmn
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PRoRGANNE.
Police Court.

The unfortunate individual who saved
the Court from the disgrace of a white
wash and enriched the city treasury TO
the extent of about 81, was Charles RAJ
Der. Charley didn't look as il he would
succumb in a fight with anything, from
a Bengal tiger to a West Virginia rattle
snake. He had knocked under before
the potent fiend" Quotation from a
Temperance lecture by Jake kemple) OF
the bottle. He had been undeniably
drunk. lie had had no trouble with a
key-hole, nor in finding his night-key,
and when he went 10 sleep no one OBJ
jeCted TO his going To bed with his boots
on, but he was 50 demoralized that he
didn't know himself from a last year s
bind s-nest, and as happy as a new
theatre supe in 4 suit of arms.
He was in nOwise abashed by His
Honor's scriptural quotation about the
adder and serpent, for he had never
had 'em, and he listened placidly 10 a
lecture as long as the moral law He
had bright and oonsoling thought-he
comiortei himself, as many a better
man has done before him, upon the
thought OF the greatness OF his con-
Queror.
S.-Two dollars and costs. Paid.
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Silver Mining

The Alpine Silver Mining Company,
Of Colorado, near Leadsville, is said TO
be very rich in silver ores. The shares
are sold at $50 each, par value $40.
Should any one desire prospectuses rel
alive 10 the mines, they can have them
by addressing Charles Knott, Box 81,
CITY POstOffice.
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J. W. BAKrox, at No. 225l Market
Square, Centre Wheeling. has just ~
oeived large invoice Of choice Teas. He
Offers very fine quality OF Gunpovder
and Oolong, at 40 cents per pound.
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Contract AWARDED.

Messrs. Davis * Son, SUCCESSORS To the
Union Coal Company, Of Moundsville,
has been awarded the contract for sup
plying the Ohio Valley iron works at
Moundsville, with coal The following
are the prices: Screened SI45, nut S3.4j,
slack 500, delivered. The price is a
sli Int reduction from last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-11

james Cochran and Jno. Toilet, who
were accused OF taking from Helm
bright's billiard halls, gold watch
chain, X. T. badge and revolver, had
hearing before Justice Caldwell yester-
day afternoon, and were acquitted on Il
lack of evidence against them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-11

HAVE just returned from the East
with a very large stock OF Dry Goods,
Carpets, Oilcloths, Window Shades, &c,
which bought at the very lowest cash
rate, and the same will sell very cheap
for cash. q. q. RoTH.
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Leg Broken.

Yesterday afternoon, between three
and four o'clock, while engaged in
dumping cart load OF dirt over the
river bank, near Steubenrach's ice
house, in the Eighth ward, George
Stoke, who resides on Thirty-sixth
street, met with the accident OF falling
and breaking one of his legs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-11

WALL Paper and Borders Of the best
designs, choicest colors, TO please the
taste of everybody, at prices TO suit
everyone in want OF goods OF this kind,
Harbour * Dittman. 1859 Main street.
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Patti LARCENY.

Last Tuesday night some sneak thief
entered Rennrrs hotel on the Fifth
ward market square, and stole a coat
worth about SIS. He was generous
thief. whoever he was, as he left his old
coat in the place Of the one he stole.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-11

WHEN YOU want good fresh butter
and eggs at market prices, you can al
ways find them at J. w. Barton's, No.
225l Market Square, Centre Wheeling.
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Bitten by a Dog.

Yesterday morning a dog owned by
Mr.. Fox who resides on Market street,
Tit hired girl at the residence of
G.. r. Tracy, and in order 10 have the
dog disposed of, Officer Miller was sent
Tor, but when he arrived the animal
was no where To be found.
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st.,b.pyilrs accommodation lyayeS Bcllsire al
a.DF. ". bridgeport at 500. and arrives AZ Steu-
bpuvilIC az t.l' y. ".
Leaves StrubCuville az $40 A. ", Bridgeport
Al u..yl A. V. arrive ut B'lla.uc 40 9.s1 N.
Ti..,t~ and usJ.agilc checks d all principal
r,iUt, boz the East ami West can De pruCured az
he ticket office be- bridgeport =, K MYERS,
mo-, General Passenger 4 Ticket Agent
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A GOOD Carpet at l5c per yard at G
G. .Roth's, and a full line of any grade
or quality you wish, at almost your
own price, 2l0O, MainStreet, South Side
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WHEN you want dried beef, finely
Clipped, ready for the table, you can
always get it at J. W. BartOn's, No. 225l
Market Square, Centre Wheeling.
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Electric Belts.

4 sure cure for nervous debility, pre-
mature decay, exhaustion, etc. The
only reliable cure. Circulars mailed
free. Address J. X. Reeves, - Chatham
street, New York.
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Advertising Medium
Its the highcs, aim Of 'hr lrFnra, Id. %,
REGISTER Ia make Il rsiys .a..! ,a,aal.,s,


II receives regularly the Ir.osn,tr D,
patches of the Western rp,s As,saf..r a.
frequently Special pisIarhc, aI.,ul mate, o.
unusual interest In the gathering ui ,ls 30,
OF Local eycnt is reporter ar ,ls.'al, al ,r
scientious. Elitorially 1t ,o,l, 90 i,ae or
intelligence and candor all rIhls ,urlaa a.
especially such rs viuiiy AL, ur lr.sr-y y
he people Of West Virginia
Politically, the REnl.uE BE-, been fra ID
foundation. sixteen year, aso '.uoD'yE s %
To the principles Of the prmrruur Ia-, a.
{, has at no time tilci o. faithfully ,'.f
those principles aud thc Iar'r ogar.aar
which supports them. Bu, il, -',.I 90
merits as II public journal 'har u e," rIp.1
and upon thcsc merits 't Inr- 90. OBJ, Is,r,se
Of the intelligent anil lI''cn' minded
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TRAINS

No 10. on saturday night has no eonhe'uon
for Chicago or Sandusky. s,...t
Pullman Palace, Drawing Room anu o40oP'Ne
Car ON all night trains. ., t,.
CiuSe connections are male TOT All p,lLS
south and southwest, North anu NOrtnNeSti
mating thisa desirable route for cOlOnlsts anu
,s-sInS moving IA the great West, and 10 whom
particular attention Is given.
WHEELING, PITTSBU RICH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
-. v-,,,iipr .......5.i5 A. ". lbs ?. n.
Triddclphla Accommodation =,
Leave Wheeling ..-...-.....ssN ~ y ~ Wv - -
Tf.r.,. q, ALI priueipal paints on sale at depot
pfIi.,. ,r.rn al Am hours during the day.
information % The travelling public cheeriIUy
,,;,-,r " ~ CLEMENTS, VI. Of I.
n r DEVERlES, General Agent, Wheeling.
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Pardoned.

Last Monday, Governor Mathews
pardoned from the penitentiary, one j,
e.. Walker, a two year convict.
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Notice to Gentlemen.

Go to l.. V. Bonds and try pair OF
those fine Hand Sewed Shoes just rc-
ceiyed at ll35 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-11

Two Pianos to rent; also several Or.
gans, at Sheib's Music Store, Washing
ton Hall.
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VOC can find vary fine line Of Dress
Goods from the very lowest price and up
wards, sand q guarantee that i will sell
them as cheap, il not cheaper, than any
other house in the city at
q. g. RorH's
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SATIN Gloss Flour always in store, at
J. w. Barton's, No. 225l Market Square,
Centre Wheeling
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURG R. R.
Condensed Time Table.
iOING EAST AND wE1

GOING EAST AND WEST.
On, and after Nov. 10. 1875, all traius daily lex
cept sunday
Though trains tO Pittsburgh.
gThruugh Trains tO Cleveland.
> Thruugh Trains t0 Chicago.
P1IImrU's Ptrlor Cars between Wellsytlle and
Cleveland.
Hotel and sleeping Cars on all trains between
Alliance and Chicago.
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AnniVarRPrY.

Last evening quite a large number
of ladies and gentleman were in at
tendance at the celebration of the first
anniversary of the Bryant Literary
Society at the Fourth Presbyterian
church. Promptly at s o'clock the per
Torrance begun by music from Cock
aynes orchestra. Each performer
seemed to enter into the spirit OF the
occasion and did all in their power TO
make this, their first anniversary, one to
he long remembered. The following is
tho