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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-23
Personal POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Doings.

MIR. Ebb. Lowe, who opened the Nc
Lure House billiard rOOmSand aiterward
went to Pittsburgh, has retained, as
blonde and smiling Us Of yure.
Mr.. Frank Il. Caldwell and wife have
returned from a Mardi Gras trip to
New Orleans.
Miss Ollie Barton, Of Pittsburgh, who
has been visiting ioI some time on the
Island, lett for home on Saturday.
Major Tom II. Norton left for Ham
mundSport on Saturday, in response to
y dispatch stating that his wife was
worse.
Capt. Is. Il. Dovener lett last evening
Tor Grafton and Parkersburg ON bust
ness.
Hon. John W. Mason, OF Grafton,
and a member ii the National Republic
can Committee from West Virginia, Was
in the city on Saturday.
Samuel Woods, Esd, a prominent
lawyer Of PhillipPi, aud who has been
iavUrably spoken Of as Judge Of the Su-
pTvmCC Court 81 this State, Was registered
at the New McIure on Saturday.
W. II. Lott and wife, Of Columbus,
are in the city, the guests OF II. X. List,
Esq Mr.. Lott is well known IN our
musical circles.
Capt. T.. ii. Both received a letter
from Randolph Crawford, formerly with
Mendcl X CO., Ui this city, on Saturday,
My. Crawford Is now in leadyiile, Col,
where he expects 10 locate. En- route
hc was taken Ill, and forced to suspend
his travels Tor three or four days, but Is
now all night.
Mr.. r. Z. Osborn. formerly Of this
city, at present u Wheeling, is in
the city, visiting Mr.. FL. Steele,
on North Third street-SdbasriRe Her
lli
Harmon Austin, Esq, OF Warren, o.,
and one II the prominent inen IN that
section OF the state, Is al the New Nc
Lure, where he is spending a few days
visiting his daughter, Mira. W. &. Pen
lleton.
Hon. +. Hinsman, Of Warren, Ohio,
arrived IN the city on Saturday and is
stopping al the New Mcclure.
Among the more prominent parties
registered at the Stanm House We no
tice: Il. Muriaugh, Morristown: Ii. c.
le!bert, Pleasant Valley Mrs. j. Fried
enby, Pittsburgh; &C Wade, Spencer;
h. Hiier, Hannibal A. O. Darrah and
neice, St Clairsyille; W. II. Young,
Philadelphia, Samuel K Brown, Phila-
delphia; Max NJ Well, Baltimore; Ed.
4. Gonuch, Baltimore; W. ii. Borgess.,
Buchanan; j. A. Farrell, Marietta; G.
NJ. Larimer, Cleveland; Robert B Mill.
gan and wife, Pittsburgh; A. R Zaing.
Moundsville; e. A. Weaver, Mounds
yile.
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BARGAINS at BUNS.
Tho Pendleton Robbery

On Saturday morning We mentioned
the receipt ui a telegram from Hon. v.
X. Pcndleton, at Baltimore, announcing
the recovery Of most of the articles
stolen from him recently. \ late Balh-
more paper says; George Burke, Il youIg
man who lived in South Baltimore, WAS
before Justice Johns, at the middle p)-
lice station, yesterday, charged with the
larceny Of gold watches and jewelry,
valued at 500, from Rev. W. h. Pendle-
ton, State superintendent OF Schools OF
West Virginia, whose residence is at
Bethany College, Brooke county, near
Wheeling. Police Marshal Gray tcsti-
fed that he last week received intelli-
genee III the robbery Of the residence OF
Mr.. Pendleton, which occurred on the
night Of February llth, From the de-
scription OF the stolen articles and other
facts he ordered Detective kimball to
look out for Burke, and the accused was
arrested last wednesday. The place
on South P%oppletun street where he
lived was searched, but nothing was
found except a ring which hls
wife wore. The stolen articles
were afterwards found at different
pawnbroker shop. 4 number Of pawn
brokers testified that they either bought
or sdqanced on pieces Of icweiry last
Friday and Saturday Several ui them
recognized Burke as the man who
brought the articles. Mr.. Pendlctun,
who was at the hearing, identified the
articles in detail, including the ring To-
covered from Burke's wife, as his prop
erty or belonging 10 members OF his
family. Burke, who Was stated 10 be
an expert who has served a term in
prison, had nothing TO say in his de-
tense. he was committed for the grand
jury, States Attorney Kerr appeared
for the prosecution. A diamond ring,
valued at $3.50, stolen from Mr.. Pendle-
tons house at the time Of the robbery.
was not recovered. Marshal Gray
atAted that a lev days ago he recovered
a box with q silver pitcher and two COB
lets at an express Office in the city,
addressed 10 Geouge Howard. The
articles were stolen from a house in
Covington, Ky. Burke used the name
Of Geonge Howard in dealing with
pawnbrokers, when disposing Of the
articles stolen IRON Mr.. Pendleton.
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A BICYCLE school

1, might tr agooi thing O. begin this
article with a LindSlcy Institute essay
IN the ancient Olymplan games, toy the
boys have generally shown themselves
familiar With Greek history and htcrd-
turc. But not having a Lindsey hoy
convenient ana taking Tor granted the
average REDIsgER reader knows more
than the writer could tell IN that elias
SIC subject We rush into the mission u
this article-to say A word or tive IN Ie-
gard 10 the introduction OF i bicycling
club ur school in this city We might
also quote DIR. bio Lewis and tell how
dependent bIiilianCy nj brain i on
healthInrsS Vi body, but that y Az Az
tomato tact. AMI j. useless. Therefore.
bring on Your bicycle school,
A REGsrER reporter has heard varl-
Gus persons, particularly Young men
with 8 desire 10 develop their muscles
IN a genial and pleasant way, speak Of
the establishment OF a school Al IAIs
city, where the young bicycle idea
might he taught 20 shoot They want
it and will be likely 10 get IT, There is
no Seuteel exercise available Tor land.
which omits rowing, that combines so
many pra, worthy features. The xer
ton neoeSsary to proPel a bicycle brings
into play most Of the powerful muscles
Of the body, giving each a gentle and
regular action and the exercise is kighly
recommended by all physicians
Now let some eRterpnsing Individual
step forward and starr n bicycle school,
at once.
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MAINS oPBRA COMEDY.
JUDG AND JUSTICE.
Saturdays Judicial Proceed
ings,

MUNICIPAL ~CouRT-JUDGE CRANhRR-
Court met at 10 4. NJ.
Joseph Spcidel X Go. vs.. Alexander
T. Garden, administrator, etc, IN as
sumpsit. The jury rendered u verdict
in favor OF the plaintiff for S9j.65
Adjourned until to-day at 10 A. NJ.
CIRCUIT CoURT-IuDGE MELVIN.
This Court.met in special session and
the following decisions were an
nounced:
f. j. A. brennan, for use, etc, vs..
VIM. Shepley ct al. Upon u superse-
IDEAS to the judgment Of the County
Court in favor Of the plaintiff. Judg-
ment affirmed.
Mary Buch VS.. Leopold BuCh and
others. Decree OF reference.
George Sp,ndler W.. Ilnk &Son. New
trial awarded.
l.. A. Sheercr VS.. Franklin insurance
Company, and r. A. Sheerer, executor,
vs.. same, defendant. Demurrer to pleas
in abatement sustained, but matter sci
up in abatement allowed as plea in bar.
j. ii. Robinson W.. T.. Day, admins
traitor OF W. I. Robinson ami others.
The exceptions to the Commissioners +
report were passed upon, and cause re-
referred for new report, in accordance
with principles announced.
In relation to the issuing Of a rule
against g. q. Johnston, for contempt in
publishing matter concerning the Max
we'll King suit pending before the
court, the rule was discharged, that not
appearing to be the proper process. A
motion was then made to hold the de-
PENDANT to answer before a grand jury,
which motion was continued.
John +. Gallagher vs.. Edward larkin.
Demurrer 10 seventh count sustained,
and overruled as 10 others.
Joseph Hanson VS.. Ohio county. De
murrer to declaration sustained, and
leave taken 10 amend.
T., w. x Ny. L. L. Go. Va h. 40. X. K.
Go. Application 10y defendant for an
appeal 10 the judgment Of the County
Court CondcmnIng lands. Appeal al
lowed and set Tor argument.
The following new cases were submit.
ted:
Fannie Hillman VS.. John w. Hill
man.
j. ii. Good, trustee, vs.. John +. Wayt
and others.
j. Z. McCmc VS.. 5. Il. Morgan and
others.
T.. Lands VS.. Sondcrman and Toiantc.
Verdict and judgment for defendant by
the court.
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and falling. River Al $40 feet aud iaii,
Port List-Up-Golden Rule, Bed
Tidal Wave, Wyoming, ldlewild b.
-Dacotah, Ariadne, Thos. Shell,
Grey Eagle, Bowling Green.
NEW ORLEANS, February 22.-Auy
r. r. Springer, Cincinnati. Depan.
Jas. Howard, st. Louis. Wei
clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, February % River l..
ing with 10 feet in the canal, and IL.
ON the falls. Weather clear and vI,.
ant. Business fair. Arrivals and -
partures-W. 7. Schenck, Cincinuau ,
New Orleans; Cons Millar, Cinciunan
! Memphis; Fashion, Evansville To- /,
cinnati; Cliftoa, st. Louis TO Hum,
ton.
MEMPHIS. February 22-Aunri
J. w. Gail. Cincinnati. DruaE,i
Annie p. Silver, j. b. Maude. II. La
Will Kyle, Cincinnati; Gold n..
Vicksburg. River rising. Wr.u
cloudy.
ST. LOUIS, February 22.-Aun,,.
| John Porter, Ohio river. No dr,.
ures. River stationary, II feet : iU,l,
| Weather clear and warm.
CAIRO, February 22-Aun,
John Gilmore and Belle MempLi, =,
Louis; Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh C.,y
| Vicksburg, Nicksburg; CommouW
| New Orleans; Mary Houston, C.an
natl; Arkansas Belle, Evansville H..
Evansville; Kinney, Memphis b.
parted--Alps, st. Louis; P~iltShUrsn a..
City of Wcksburg, 81. Louis. b.
Memphis, Memphis; Mary liousi
| New Orleans; Commonw eaith, st Lou.
| Gilmore, New Orleans; Arkansa, L.,
| Evansville. River " feet q incLr, a.
| rising. Mercury 81
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DRRSs GOoDs at Blum's.
Temperance.


As early as 2 I. N. yesterday, persons
could be seer in all directions vending
their way toward Washington Hall, and
at the time OF opening the meeting 800,
10y actual count at the door, had en-.
tered. Standing was at a premi-
um, and many were unable even to gain
an entrance. The eloquent speaker,
Mrs. l.. o. Robinson, held her audience
IN almost GREATNESS silence Tor nearly
an hour. She spoke with remarkable
clearness and distinctness, and could be
heard in the most distant parts Of the
hall. She is lady Of remarkable energy
and endurance. She seems not 10 tire
in the work 10 which is specially called,
and for which she is certainly well
adapted. Ii may be safely claimed that
no speaker has eve been greeted by
such large andappreciatiye audiences az
have assembled 10 hear her two lectures
at Washington Hall.
Before the meeting adjourned a state
ment was made 30 the effect that the
temperance workers from ali parts oil
the city hal held a consultation. and
had determined, II their suggestion met
with popular approval in the shape OF
liberal contributions Tor the purpose, o.
secure Washington Hall for Sunday
gospel temperance mass meetings ior
one year, This hall, being more com.
mOdious, and more centrally located, il
is thought will give more prominence
and efficiency 10 earnest and united
effort The audience expressed their
approval Of the plan by a contribution
DIST Tor the purpose. The committee,
desiring to secure the money necessary
before renting the hall, expect their
friends interested in the work To give
literally 10 this enterprise. Messn.
Frank Kline, u. W. Kennedy. William
hastings. q. u. Mupiock, J. W. Brown
ing and J. NJ. Richards are authorized
to receive contributions.
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SHEETINGs at Blum 4.

A Young man by the name OF VIM.
kotz, coaChman for Mr.. Chas. McClel-
Ian, came 10 nay store II morning com
planning that his feet hurt him very
badly, and expressing fears hat they
were frost bitten. lie had in vain tried
to get relief by consulting physicians,
and had endcayored, without success,
10 ease the pain 10y rubbing his feet with
snow and ice, the remedy applied In
such cases. Being exposed great deal
10 the cold by his occupation, his feet
got worse daily, until one day he faint
Ell in the street. A few days alter, he
again came to my store and showed me
his feet | have seen a great many
sores in my life, but nothing 10 equal
this, and | vas afraid the poor fellow
would lose his limbs. lie asked me for
ST. JACOBS on, but at first ] refused, a.
did not wish 10 take the responsibility
upon myself, not being a great admirer
OF so-called patent medicines. How
every, some friends, who happened 10
be in the store at the time, begged me
10 give the ST. JACoRs on to the SUI
ferer: 20 We rubbed his feet well with
the OH, and he took the remainder with
him. Alter nine days the same man
again came 10 my store, perfectly well,
and requested me 10 write 10 you Of this
most wonderful cure; he also stated that
two other persons had been cured Of
Rheumatism by the same bottle which
helped him. JOIN LEszES.
ArVn, LOrdin county, o.. Jan. IL, ls7e,
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Transfers

The following transfers OF property
were ON Saturiay-admytlcd - record IN
the County Clerks office.
4 deed made February 18th, between
Robert W. l~lazlett aud vile aud h. 4.
List, executor and administrator, OF the
first part. and John Flick, Of the second,
Tor the north hall OF lot No. u, ins4uare
No. ~, situated IN the Eighth Nari.
Consideration. Sjl5
A decd made January LIST between
John t. Sim and Vile, OF Frederick
county, Md, and Ann Francis, oi
Wheeling, Tor a plot OF land in John
lanes addition 10 the city oi Wheeling,
Known AS lot No. I, situated IN the First
warl. Consideration, Sl,7j0
\ deem made September p. ISIS, be-
tween the Mount Zion Cemetery officers
AMI Charles Businf for lot Ne. ioO IN saii
cemetery Consideration, 81.
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COLoRED silks at Blum's.
Scale Troubles

Mr., Michael Edwards, after having
been appointed Superintendent Of the
City Scales, proceeded TO investigate
certain charges that were made by some
Of our citizens against the weighmasters.
The report was that the welghers were
standing in" with certain coal miners
Tor the purpose Of enriching themselves.
Last Friday Mr.. Edwards stopped a
coal cart and demanded the ticket. He
then ordered the man to drive TO the
Hempfeld scales, in East Wheeling,
and there a considerable difference was
discovered. No action has as yet been
taken, but We were informed last night
that this week would in all probability
disclose some startling facts, and that
until that time we will be obliged 10
wait.
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These signals are on the alarm boxes.
When one or more engines are out,
the others may be summoned by repeat
ing the alarm, once for they igilant, twice
for the Atlantic and three times Tor the
United.
Such are the arrangements, and very
unsatisfactory they are. A REGlsrEi! re-
porter had a talk, yesterday, with MT.
handlan, Chief Eccles and several other
members Of the department and every
one Of them WAS 81 the opinion that me
system would not work. The first dllli-
Guilty is that the second series
of alarms csnuot be sent from
the most convenient box, but must
come from the same one as
the first. Then again, there is the great
est possible opportunity for mistakes to
occur in sending the signals. A misun,
dcrstanding of 6 taps for 1 would send
the United rushing 10 North Wheeling,
whereas the Vigilant would be wanted.
altogether the arrangement seems en-,
timely unsatisfactory, and is SO viewed
by the department officers.
The Union alarm project has by no
means been abandoned. Its friends
claim that the members Of the commit
tee did not understand it and were will
July misiniOrmed and that when the
matter is shown up in its proper light,
they will change their minds and their
votes. Mr.. Handlan is busily preparing
his minority report and there will no
doubt be u lively time over it in Coun-
ell,
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ADJUSTMENTS
uNppp TIE GAsLlGHT.


Saturday afternoon "Oofty Gooit's"
New York Combination played to q very
fair house. In the evening the house
was packed, and the gods were IN
their glory. The parts were well taken
and the troupe seemed to give satisiac-
ton, as did also the low prices. why
can we not have them all the time? :,
"Under the Gaslight' is a very, good
representation of New York life, but 1t
has been on the boards so long that itis
becoming threadbare. One drawback 10
the play as presented here was the small
stage, rendering it impossible to give the
proper prospective in the East RIVER
Bridge and railroad scenes. The troupe
play in Columbus this evening.
II RELIEF FUND WALK.
This afternoon at two o'clock
Miss Elsa Won Bumen VIII
commence her thirty five mile
walk at Washington Hall for the benefit
oI the Irish Relief Fund. The first
twenty-five miles, Miss Won Blumen
will be accompanied by four Americans
who will endeavor to make twenty
eight miles while the pedestrienne Is
making her twenty-five. These iour
gentlemen will walk in relays OF seven
miles each, to be followed by four IRISH
men, who will endeayor TO walk twelve
miles each while Miss Won Blumen
walks her last ten. The lrishman max
ing the most miles in that time Will DC
presented with a silver cup. III VIII
bea very noveland entertaining race, ana
Miss Elsa will have to work hard TO win;
The walk will be over by III o'clock, ana
kramer's orchestra will be IN attenu'
ance during the entire contest. Inc
Irish Relief Fund will get 20 per cent oil
the gross receipts, and will be repre-:
sented in the box office by q Oh
the general committee.
MAINS n COMEDY.
Reserved seats may he secured to-
morrow morning for the MAIN operas OF
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Oh
"Fatinitza," the New York HeraIt says:
The last performance Of "~FatinitZa"
will be given this afternoon II even
ing at tho Fifth Avenue Theatre. inns
opera has deservedly met with great
success. 1t is attractive and pleasing,
and has been played with much AFFINITY.
Miss Winston in the title role has made
a professional reputation IN this city,
aud has given u charming representa-
ton To the character. Miss Hosmer ID
known as a competent singer, ami oil the
male characters, MesSrs. Morgan II
Hamilton are particularly good.
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Wnnthrr IndicatInns.

WAsmNGToS, February -, A. NJ
Tor Tennessee and the ONO Valley,
decreasing cluudueas, colder weather
and rising barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, clear or laIr
weather, preceded by occasional hight
snow during the night, colder westerly
winds and rising barometer.
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No. 10. on saturday night, has no connection
Tor Chicago OF Sandusky.
Pullman Palace. Duiwiug Room ana sleeping
CaN ON ali night trains
Closg connections ar made for all points
south and Southwest. North and Northwest
making his deSiuabic route iOr C~OlOHists ana
persons moving 90 the great West, and 10 whom
particular attention l. given.
No a slOps al all stations between wheeling
aud Grafton.
WHEELING. PITTSBURGH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
Leave wheeling. ...........-.-.5:tO A. n. l:iO 7. N.
Triaiplphia Accommodation
Lave WheyIiug A.. n. an ?. u.
Tickets ~ all principal points on sale al depot.
Office upcn AZ al hours during The day.
Information % the travelling public cheerluliy
given. W .tLEAENlS' eii
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CLoAEs and Dolmans at Blum's.

The rose bud opening TO the morn,
While pet the dew bangs ON the thorn,
Erhales less sweetness than IL wont
To breathe from lips that S0Z0DONT
Has touched with q soft crimson glow
That shows the dazzling teeth Of ~.
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McLAIN's BAKING POWDER q,
nounced by all who USE II 10 be the .
article in the market IL Ii lrIiu
pure and wholesome, and much ,llu,.
than any other powder in the ma'l,
Ask Your grocer Tor II.
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sHAwIs and Circulars at BUNS

SAVE money by buying yogJ B..
Goods, Carpets, d., AT Geo g. Eu,t
Now is the time to buy them a, o..
are cheap now to what they viii De-
the spring.
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PERSONS with stated income. 3D.
purchase q Mason X liamlin Iala
organ al Sheib's Music Store. ou e..
PAYMENTS Of s. or more month, OBJ.
thus secure the best organ a
for q very small sum. Call ass
Washington Hall and see them
~ -.II-.l ILL.,
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MbeelmY Re9rster
LOCAL INTElLiGENCE.
Ir1ox 10 Now Advertisements.

New Goods-Gae. K. Taylor Local
Page.
Regular Tuesday Packet Steamer
Andes.
Granite Iron " arc-NcSbitt ~ Bro.
Trustees sale Ihird Page
Roman Bands -IururrN Dillon.
Ten Great B~arguus-i. Blum X Bro.
i Head oi Local.
Card ol Thanks.
Noticc-Nail City Lantern Company.
Hats at Dinger's.
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IL you want TO buy a Carpet 20 TO
Geo. q. Roth's. He has a nice large
room to show them and selling them
cheaper than you win be able to buy
them in the spring.
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURG R. a
Condensed Time Card.
gOING FAST AND WEST.

On ana alter Nov. y l,T, ali trains will Tun
daily texcpt sunday as follows.
although trains % Plt@bugh.
2ThrUugh trains 10 Cleveland
Through IlAiuA 10 Chicago. ,
PuIlman's Parlor Cans between Wellsyille and
Cleveland
Hotel aud sleeping Cas on all Trains between
Alliance aud Chicago.
LKAyE. Accom-. Mail. Express
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Now is the time TO buy your Dry
Goods Carpets, &c, they are lower now
than they will be in the spring, and
the place to buy them is at Geo. q.
TRoth's. lie has a large stock.
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Total

Three drafts oi sterling exchange 81
It's IS. ~. were forwarded to tue Bish-
ops Of Cork, Raphoe and flphin last
week by Father sullivan,
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..IT WON'T WORK"
Is the Verdict of the Fire De-
nartment.

The great int~er4council war oyer the
tire department grew out of failure TO
make arrangements by which signals
could be sent calling out the different
engines as they were required. And
the breachwas closed, such a covering
as it was, by a promise from Mr.. David
that the signals should be arranged.
On Thursday morning last Chief Eccies
went to the telegraph Office and the lol-
lowing signals were arranged:
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Trains IeA,tuE JJ.Umbus az WEN ondb,N
N. run lally. IhrOush Chicago ENPreS.
leaves Columbus daily CX.rpt sunday, at5:pr
a. with ]slcCyias Cay asttsCh~i ury,'iuE 90 Nhta
EoAtTSD next morning Births NlH Dc s,Ndrcl
IN advance a. UuiOu Depot uckrt uuAce, 'v'un
bus.
ulm draw Ug rupm ,lCCplug car lhnuukh
Without change from StCubguyilr Fast o. fhila-
delphia aLd New NuJk. aud vest -
Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis anu -
Louis
Fog through tickets bagEge chsykS Sty,ptnS
car accOmu. IatJuS aud a. further tni1swt
ton apply 10 Joseph " y Tie, TlcAet Asr"t
a. psn1landls pep1I lot % Eleventh street vs
al Csu Ticket Ome. Under MCLurc Hou>c
Nhechng
n. w caldwell General Nauhrr
d W. l. O'Bricu. General faStuSVs and TeAet
Agent columbus o. n"'v
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nMNTIaTRx

TNO THOSE THAT DESIRE To SAVE THEIR
natural teeth We would say that we are nov
better prepared than ever before 10 enable then
To do A., BY the uSa VI az hEcTEO, MAGSElLG
PLUadR we can and are making better and
handsOmer Gold Filings, with more ease to our
parienu, than have heretofore been made IN this
city or elsewhere, without the aid Of the kleetrlS
Plus What we say we can prove oy aetuSi
hemonAu ton. Call and see for yourselves
JAMES N. SURGtS0N i son
y2lyb No. lliS Market 81. Wheeling, W. Va
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Silks at Blum's.

" you want anything in the way Of
Edginss, White Goods, Laces &c, 20 to
Geo. q. Roth's, q large stock just re-
ceiyed.
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TOWELS aud towlings at Blum

A LARGE stock Of Carpets ani ,ur4
at Geo. Il. Roth's.