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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-05
PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Doing

Pertinent sayings anu Doihss'
X. II. Black, OF Canonsburg, Pa, will
remove to Wheeling about the lst OIL
The two following personals are from
the GAINESVILLE Enterprises;
Philip Murphy, recently porter OF the
New Mcclure House at Wheeling, is
back in his old place at the Frazer
House, OF this place.
Mr.. NJ. G. Starbuck went to wheeling
last week, and the REaIsrER announced
that NJ. g. Starbrook, of Barnesvil!e,
was in the city. The hteliigenosr calls
him Starbrink.
Gen. James Moorehead, OF Parkers-
burg, was IN the city Yesterday attend
ing TO a case before the Supreme Court
Miss Josephine NJ. Eofi, OF Woodland
returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Benjamin List, formerly OF the
firm OF List & Todd, leaves this morn
ing on the r., G. & st. l.. for Kansas
CITY, nom whence he viii go to Denver,
Col, where be contemplate going into
the hat business.
Mr.. James X. Wolfe, formerly Of the
Eighth Ward, now prorlinent Ice man
OF Pittsburgh, is visiting friends on the
South Side. lie says he has supply OF
ice large enough to last all summer, and
looks for big boom in the business.
Miss Mamie Baird and Miss Louisa
Swartz, OF this city, who have been Wis
Ting in Pittsburgh, returned home yes
terday.
Among Yesterdays arrivals at the
Stamm we notice: w. +. Robertson,
Beverly; Edward Rogers, Dayton; ID. K.
Wiley, Cincipnati; Frank Reipinder,
Akron; sam Darlington, Philadelphia;
James Taubers and A, W. Patterson,
New York; J. Friday, wife and daugh-
ter, Pittsburgh; Thos, ii. Morris, Bel
Iaire; 4. Snyder Buffalo, \. Y; VIII b.
HYDE, New York; W. Al. Havely, Sar-
dis. q. VIM. Woodburn, Cameron; A.
Carrob6i, Philadelphia; Theo. Horn
brook, Powhatan; Hiss Katie Horn
brook, Powhatan; j. Brcyfogle, Colum-
bus; l.. L. Hummel and wife, Wheeling;
James III. Spencer, Baltimore.
James II. Kinds, OF Steubenyille, was
in the city, yesterday, aud stopped at
the Stamm.
AtlOuH lilC idtfSl NliiNAiN ~ WV wv
Mcclure are the following: John T. Hall
aud J. w. Bahama, New York; w. ii.
Seeds, Philadelphia; j, II. McLowry,
Cincinnati: NJ. Murdoch, Pittsburgh ;
W. II. King, Pittsburgh; 4. T. llawley,
Connecticut: W +, Ramsay, New York ;
L. J. McEvoy, Baltimore; :. l.. Mooney,
Wuodiicld; W. H. Gray, Boston; j.
IIcbcrling, Mount PLEASANT; j. w. Me
Call, Rochester; George L. Benjamin,
New York. o. u. O'Bricn, Columbus;
Joe Tursdale. Arnold Bcrhrcr and w.
NJ. Bunker, West Alexander; james n.
Campbell, Pittsburgh, J. &. Rich, New
York; w. ). Mclean, Mans.
field, Gus l.. Cameron, Mansfield
Will Il. Hyde, New Lisbon; Ii. ID. Law
dcns, Boston; w G.. Baldwin, Washing
ton. u. GIL. s. Elder, New Martinsville;
J. NJ. Lamar AMI wife, llarrisville; John
Hutchinson, Washington, ID. G.; X. IL.
Brown, Clcvclani; Joseph Tate, Balti-
more; l.. W. liorr, New York; \, Den
nistor, Philadelphia; G, T. Hanna,
Thomas Foster, Pltlsburgh;J j.. i Minor,
G. NJ Van Si,klcn, New York; j. II.
Close. 81. GAINESVILLE; W. X. Atkinson,
Carrolton.
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water Works Committee.

The Committee on Water Works met
last evening in the chamber oi the FIRST
Branch with the following mem
beers present: McsSrs. WatcrhoUsc,
chairman. Buttertic,d, Hall, Fisher,
Cracruit, Caldwell, CriSwcll and himbcr-
ly. Supt. Riddle was also present.
The first business transacted was the
opening ot letter from L. !. Kimberly,
stating that Ia view of the moacy he had
lost en- his contract during the past year,
owing 10 the advance in miners wages
aud horse flesh and the loss OF horse
flesh, provided the committee would cN-
errisc their power and recommend the
contract be awarded him at his figures,
which were as low rs any one could
make them and hive up Ia their contract.
lac would make no demand or petition
TO Council iOT remuneration Tor his
losses during the past. This letter was
received and died.
The bids made by contractors for coal
To Ia used at the water works, hose
houses, etc, for the coming year were
then opened, and IL was resolved 90 rcc-
Ommcud Council to make tue award 10
Vim. NJ. Thoburn, whose bid was, clean
coal 6c per bushel mixed SIC, and coal
as it came from the bank 7-l0C,
The bids were then opened Tor the
furnishing Of castings ior the next year,
and the contract was recommended 10
lie awarded to the Centre Foundry
Company, their bid being S-l6c per
pound.
A large number Oi bills were then au-
dited and the payment Of them recom-
mended.
Various petitions were then received,
asking ior reductions IN water rent, and
several disposed OF.
A resolution was then unanimously
passed recommending Council To- pur-
chase WOrthington pump, Of S,0OO,UVO
gallons capacity per day.
After some pleasant talk in relation 10
their GAINESVILLE trip and describing
what they saw and heard to those who
were not so fortunate As 10 have been
able to accompany the party, the com.
mittee, ON motion, adjourned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OPERA uul sE.

Tickets will br on sale this morning
ut Lucas music store for Miss Kate
Claxton's appearance in this city on
Monday aud Tuesday evenings On
Monday evening she will appear in the
1.-TWO Orphans" Of which the Toronto
Globe speaks as follows;
Miss Kate ClaXton appeared before
Toronto audience last nigh in the Grand
Opera House after an absence Of some
two years. The play selected Tor her
first night was that in which Miss ClaN-
ton has scored her most decided hit,
namely, the "Two Orphans" This
play is so we'll known to all lovers of
the drama that it is quite unnecessary
to recapitulate the stirring scenes which
make up its highly emotional story,
Whatever there rs the drama that Is re-
voting is more than redeemed 10y the
touching affection OF the iostcr.sisters
for each other and the ideal devotion
borne 10y the crippled kuilc-grinder To.
warls the poor blind girl Louise
Miss Cla%tun has been in our city
several times and has always drawn
iull house, and We trust that our people
will turn ont in full force on this ocCa-
sion.
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WoODsFIELD.
Brief nows N otes from the County Seat Of
Monroe.

hTlel NoWs OleS from the county seat Oh
Monroe
Correspondence OF the Register.
WO0DSFiELD, o., March Sd.
The Cnntata Queen Esther" was per
formed three nights with success. In
the first scene OF the fifth act the little
ones were called out each night. Miss
Matte Okey deserves much credit for
her music at the piano.
Prof Wceden will probably come back
here aud organize singing class.
Mr.. Heatherington, of Bellaire, who
took part in the cantata, appeared 10 en-
Joy himself very well while here
IL has been quite q question with the
Woodsfclders whether or not the church
should be used for anything but reli.
gious services, and has caused a great
deal Of "cussin' and discussion. Some
OF our enterprising citizens should erect
town hall.
During the last few days WoodsAeld
has been taking a regular drunk and
our saloons have been making money
fast. We have only ak or eight drink
Ing places in our village, but have Y fair
prospect Tor more in 4 short time.
For week back the town has fairly
been alive with drnmlners.
Mr.. Cochran, of Bellaire, came In on
the train last evening.
The block puzzle, or brain Cracker"
has found its way into Monroe. We
hope there are plenty OF cells In the asy-
lum. some OF our scientists are trying
To win the 500 offered for a rule by
which the puzzle can be worked. They
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Troublesome stous.

There is large stone IA the middle ol
The sidewalk on Coal street At the head
of Third. ID is not an ornamental rock,
nor is IL a useful one. aud 10 should be
removed. On Wednesday night an old
gentleman tell over 10 aud seriously in
iurrd himself and one or two others
have met With the same accident. An
oil lamp in the vicinity Is never lighted
The stone stands iu front Of the proper
~ oi A. Thalman. but whether It be-
longs ID him or the city, depOncnt saith
not. ID should bc removed aud with
cut delay, before the city becomes dc-
PENDANT in a suit Tor damages.
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presented by Miss Won Blumen to the
man who makes the most miles. The
cup is on exhibition at Hamilton's drug
store, aud it is u beauty. Everything
bids lair for champion contest thatwlll
insure the boys OF the Monumental Asso.
citation full houses each afternoon and
evening OF the contest.
Mr.. \. Steinhouser viii move from
his present quarters, on Union street, to
the room now occupied by A. W. Shep-
herd, on the same street, just above the
railroad bridge. He will keep his iormer
stock OF wines, groceries, &c. '.
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JUDGE AND JUSTICE.
Yesterdays judicial Proceed
ings.
L. 5. DISTRICT CoURT-IUDGE JOHN !.
JACKSON, JR

I. y, DlnIhlNl NNNhl bhE JUN y.
JACKSON, JR
Court met ut DAN.
United States VS.. James MuSgTayc, in.
dictcd for misdemeanor. Plea ol not
guilty was entered and the case went to
trial before the following jury: IT,
Richardson, X. ;. Irwin, Isaac Shep-
herd, John W. Cummins, 4. II. Pierce,
James NJ. Todd, James Truschel, W. W.
Dening, J. q. Jacobs, Joshua Gist, Alex.
Cecil and NJ. NJ. Comeriord. \ verdict
OF not guilty was returned, and the
prisoner was discharged.
G.. ;. Gay, ct al, vs. White Sulphur
Springs Go. ct al, in Chaucery. Court
was occupied during the morning SEES
sion in hearing the arguments submit
ted 10y Judge Shelley, OF Stauntou, Va,
aud Judge Marshall, Of Richmond, upon
the petition Of the lessees OF said Springs
property, to he allowed certain credits
Tor improvements made by them upon
said property,
The court took the matter under al.
viscnNcnt.
United States vs.. John Musgrave, in
dictel for a misdemeanor. Jury, and
verdict ui not guilty.
United States vs. Enos Amos, indict-
mcnt for miSdcmeanor. District At
torney entered nole pToseYti &c this
Indictment
Adjourned until "a. NJ. to-day.
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~ nnnlord,a C0ndltion.

We take the following paragraph from
the 81. Clairsvillo Cbr0Ricie We do not
rem,mber 10 have seen the fact meu-
tion.d that Mrs. Caldwell, the only We
tim the accident, who died OF her m
iurie, was cousin OF Mr. pantOrd'S
A siser OF his was alsJ on the train.
"IInn. Lorenzo pantOrl Who was IN
iured che recent narrow gauge rat
road accident on the Scllalrc and south
western, Was removed to his home IN
this place on last SATURDAY, and although
much i,igued 10y the trip, after he be-
came rested his steady improvement
CONTINUED. Since our last report 70 has
been discovered that IN addition TO the
injuries llready noted in his case, two
Ofhis rus we're broken, causing him
much annoyance and pain. IL Is now
apparent, We are gratiied to state, that
he hes received no internal injury, and
none that viii not speedily yield to the
healing powers OF nature. lie bears
his misery liko a philosophers cheer
iul as one Ncll could he under the car.
cumstances. and b sangtIine thai hewil
be around again before many weeks.
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Wtathcr Indications.

WASHINGTON, March 5, A. Nor
Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, rising
barometer, colder north To west winds.
clear or ialr weather, preceded in the
eastern portion by falling barometer,
south Ainls aud OCCASIONAL lain.
For the Lower Lakes, falling barome-
ter Ina the western yart southerly winds,
cloudy and rainy weather, followed by
colder wcsrwiuds, rising barometer aud
clearing weather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-05

The ioIl1wingcouyeyanccs OF property
MS admitted tu record in the County
Clerk office yesterday.
A decd made February eth between
james II. OsIcbuy aud wife, Frank VI.
Uylrbay and Earl W. Oglcbay oi the
first, aud samuel laughhn Of the Sec
ond part Of the lot 1T ground on the
northwest corner OF Twelfth aud Chap
line streets, known at lot No. $ in square
No. 10. together with all the appurten'
ancrs belonging thereto Consideration
StgOOO.
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100
Chi|dIen's Carriages Arriving

THiLD's SLEEPING CARRIAGE, viii, u
- for COMFORT, perfect rest a. every part oi il'
child's body easy riding aud general utility b.
uuriyalCd The bach ~ the scat 4 adiusiHh,,
high, ana the exact share ot Chill's bach, Il
Is 80 constructed tina, child can tc pihcci IN aul
dosird position siIaigh'. reclining or hiu.
down. The seat j. matthias. divided into ~
or nore parts scwri together at intoIjau'n
places, witch when folded, forms the scat, Of
laid out Il SOFT aud comfortable b.sl III
Adjustable appsfaius u strong. and viii not ",
out oforicr While this Il not Intended ~ a.
invalid carriage, II ccr iply has no equal 10
children having weak %, spinal discascs, a r.
They are most cmphsh, W What We slsitn iu
thcm-"littlc beds on wheels. This i stylish
HIGHT, well nnishcd and handsome carriage, trri
ing un full steel springs. trout and back. viii
movable top. aud cumbinibg all the improN'i
features of other carriages, With iis own pccul,H
Sroug advantage. Tho cnrriagc must b. rcar :.
De appreciated. II VIII sell nj sight
Jos. GRAVE,
fc2O wheeling. sole Agent
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REy. AUd. HE:BEY. Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
reports the following interesting case
A twelve year old girl, the daughter Of
a prominent grocer, Mr.. Andrew
SchweitLer, hal sniered for some time
with Rheumatism. The cure-yes, even
the reliei--of the trouble resisted ali
remedies. BY the advice Of friends, the
mother used 81. JAcoss On, and with
the best result. The child IL once more
lively and well, and what three physi.
cians could not accomplish, has been
gained by one bottle Of ST.. JACOBS Or.
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Obituary

The funeral OF the late William Kull-
man took place yesterday morning. The
services were conducted by the -. Al
phOnsns and German Benevolent So
cieties. The remains veye anterred in
the old Catholic cemetery At Manches-
ter.
Mr.. Gus Wayman, whose serious III
meas was noticed in the REGISTEE, die,i
Yesterday morning az eleven O'Clock.
lie was a member OF the ~. AlphonsuS
Benevolent Society, and will be burie,l
under the direction Of that body, to-
morrow morning.
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Our Franklin.

Every schoolboy is familiar with the
electrical experiment OF Ben. Franklin
with kite-how lac drew electricity
from storm cloud, A young man 10
the REGISTER office, last night, drew
more electricity than Franklin without
intending it. lie went to the telephone
just rs the lightning flashed. and his ex-
perience during that second might oC-
cupy column, il properly aud fully
described. He had recently visited the
the barber shop, aud his blonde hair
Was laid of into curves --verita-
BILE Hcgarth's lines OF beauty. As
he laid his hand on the receiver the
crescent Of hair iorsook his forehead
and stood out like brush, iridesceni
and brilliant. And as the charge OF
electricity permeated his system, his
frame shook like an aspen-leai. lie told
the reporter he saw constellation
brighter than Orion. II he ever again
sees a telephone in a thunder storm. he
viii give il wide berth.
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THE BELLAIRE STRIKE.
West Virginia Miners Imported,

BCllairc Independent
The operators Of the Belmont and
Pittsburgh Coal Mines have employed
about eighty non-uniOu miners from
Clarksburg. W, Va. The men are ar
irving here now. and will 20 10 work as
noon As arrangemsnts can Be made. The
striking miners are active, and viii DO
their best 10 persuade the new men To
20 away. So far they have SUCCEEDED
In keeping all the men willing 10 work
out OF the mines. Whether they can do
this With the men now employed re-
mains 10 be seen.
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IL You are troubled with diseases d
the Bladder, lncontinence Of the Urine,
Gravel, Worms, Debility, General Weak.
ness, &c, you should at once wear an
Erocisi0r Pad, which win cure yon In a
short time. McIAin Brothers agents.
Only Sl.50.
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MARTINS FERRY.

The oratorio OF Esther. the Beautiful
Queen" TO be Repeated.
BY request OF Il large number oil our
citizens. the cantata OF "Queen Esther
will be reproduced in Commercial Hall,
Friday and Saturday evenings, March
18th and 14th. This work 10 being d..
rected by Prof. Seofeld, has chorus OF
eighty voices, and will be rendered in
new and brilliant costumes-in splendid
STYLE and cast The rendition will be
complimentary TO Prof. j. w. Scofeld'
and we append the cast:
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Presentation

The nailrr5 al the Riverside factory
parpetratcd surprise on the black
smiths at the mill yesterday. They
called on them in boiy aud presented
them with a magnificent eight day clock,
iOr the use OF the shop. The clock came
from the establishment ui John Lash.
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THEATRE CoMIQUE.

Ol the variety company which opens
at the Academy Of Music on Monday
night, our Eastern exchanges speak very
highly Of Mr.. Chas. A. Grcar as being
one oi the finest character imitators on
the American stage, and also notices the
rest oil the company very iavorably.
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2ul]eelius Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Inaen y Now AaYsrtlssmonts.

For Cincinuati-Sttamor 81 Law
renee.
Bird Cages-Nesbitt < Bro,
Removal Chas IL. Berry.
Grand Inauguration - Theatre Co
miqug,
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0S and after to-day, March 5, We will
keep our place Of business open until 8
o'clock in the evening 10 accommodate
our customers and the public. Geo. q.
Roth.
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Aphonia Cured Fellows compound syr.
up Of Hypophosphites

Aphonla or Loss Of Voice, is rene
died in a short time, no matter whether
the cause be from Inflammation Of the
lining membrane, from cold, or from
nervous derangement.
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Tux New McLure Sample Room has
the best and purest wines, liquors, ales
and beer in the city.
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to have wife or husband with a bad
breath. All this may DC avoided by
using SozoDONT. Ii is most agreeable
to the taste, fragrant and healthiul. Ii
eoniers comfort upon its users, and pre-
yents the afiiietion Of unpleasant breath.
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An s5S 40. ssSoS ,S sScSr Z, y ssns: .ss

The rain fell in torrents, swelling the
CUTTERS and drenching everything. IL
shortly turned 10 hail, which, for . time,
ratified vigorously. About four O'clock
the sky cleared and the moon came oct.
The second edition VI THE storm came
on as Q o'clock last evening. being &C.
companied ~ before by thunder and
lightning. So ar as We can learn no
damage resulted from either,
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CAwrrs, Q full line, at q. q. Roth's,
and a. cheap a. thew can be bought in
the city, and We keep open in the even
Ing until Q O'Clock to accommodate you
az,
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ACADEMY Of MUSIC.

The sale OF tickets for the concert
this evening indicate that the audience
will he very large and brilliant one.
The following interesting programme
will be presented,
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The g1rl rhundsr join.

About o'clock, yesterday mornlng'
this section wasyisited by the frst thnn'
der storm Of the season. Early as Is the
season, this storm was no mhant, but
inll grown aud veil developed. The
frogs were undoubte,lly aroused, and
now We will have spring. "Wednesday
night was notccebly warm AMI Close,
and the air seemed iaiTly saturated wnh
electricity, aud the storm Was not mex
pected. About o'clock came the hrSt
multerings Of ,hc thunder, and an hour
aiterward the rain began 30 fall. The
lightning was extremely vivid,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-05

MERCHANTS lunch in line style every
morning at the New Mcclure House
Sample Room.
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IL you are bilious and dyspeptic, you
need good Liver Pill. Take our advice
and get box OF AeLaiR't Te9etabl< Plls,
and you win never use any other. Be
sure and get the WAeei,Rg make. or you
viii be deceived, Sold by most druggists.
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LADIES White Muslin Shirts nj b0,'
and 6bc, at q. e.. Roth's.
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We now keep open until 8 o'clock in
the evening, aud il YOU want TO buy
anything in the way Of Carpets or Dry
Goods you can be acoommodated at u. G.
ROth's.
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thermometer RECORD.

As taken at SchuepFs Opera House
drug store;
THURSDAY.
fS-9 tNn
Ni'NGrN. 7FN. IAN. u SPN.7P I'm
81 A % o. - % - "a
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Tan New McLnre House sample
Room takes the cake" ior everything
that Is ane and desirable. 7
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Its Terrible

GLASS Shades Of every size and style
atHutchins' Art Store.
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Please call and see the "a oun-
tess pattern spoons and Forks
new. JACOB w. GRUBB. the
JeHeIer.
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J,oOSEr Edgngs. cheap at &. G.
Roth'S
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LADrxs' White Muslin Underwear, a
fun assortment, 1t G. @. RoihS
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NOTICE.

A MEETING of THE sIOykIIoLDkRs on
N the Northwestern Virginia Agroulturi
society viii he held Ut the Office of &. % lshay
Sons. No, tti2 and liii Main street. on saturday
March 9Th, at y, O'Clock N
mrN T.. W, OGLEBAY. seq.
I HAVE JUST COMPLETED A FINE CRYs
i tai and Corrugated Glass skylight. and i"i
Hpidiiy AMI certainty II action y uusunassci
In tho country.
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DmrrTraTRx.

VINo THOSE THAT Desire TO SAVE THEIR
IL natural teeth We would sAy that We are now
better prepared than ever oetore 70 enable them
PtuoafR ne can and are making better and
handsomer Gold Filllngs with more ease 20 our
patients, than have hereooiore been made IN this
city or elsewhere without TIC sit Of the Electrie
Phase What We xSy we can prove ~ actual
dertonkrrs tom. Call aud see for yoursclycs.
IAMES NJ. sUR0iS0N 4 son,
yayb No mas Market 81. wheeling. W. Va
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NEw ORLEANS. March Arrived
Commonwealth, St Louis. Departed -
Port Eads and hargcs, st. Louis; Thos
Sherlock, Cincinnati. The Charles T.
Chateau lies over until tomorrow
Weather partly cloudy and warm; mcr
curry 81.