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Mr.. Garrett Re-sleeted President Of the
u, q O.R.R.

BALTIMORE, December s.-JOhn W.
Garrett was to-day reelected President oi
The B. & o. Railroad Company for the en-.
suing year. r
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ANOTHER rLooD.cuRpLING HORROR
In - BcllAire Railroad Yard-A LittII
son OF Col. BarOn's ManEled In Sick
enlnE nhnner. -
BRLLAIRE, December s.

GhAhh hANbASAs 3D.
BELLAIRE, Decembers. s.
CorrsspunaaAee0G Of The lptollIscnetr. 4.
Alfred Baron, the oldest son Of Col.
Baron, q boy OF fifteen years, me! with q
terrible accident this afternoon Just after
school. He was running down the sleeI
bank on to the @. & P. Railroad, at the end
OF Thirty.Gith street, and the O'Clock
train backed down, close to the wall oi
Frihohie's house, knocking down Alfred
and cutting his right leg entirely of and
crushing his left leg. There was man
on the rear platform OF the car, but the
wall prevented him from seeing the boy
and the boy from seeing the car until Il
was too late for either to stop. All. wal
conscious as he was carried home or
o car cushion, But much delay was me
with in getting doctor
MINOR MENTION. w
Some OF the apples In the barrels abou
hsre were frozen, but some Of them ar,
finding a market Notwithstanding.
DR.. Kurz lost his grey horse, q valuable
animal, Tuesday. 1t died In q minute
while in the harness.
Protracted meetings are still in progres
In the Methodist Church OF South Bellairt
Services are held every evening.
The creek Is frozen over, but the BnoN
has made the ice rough, and the water
falling rapidly.
An exhibition Of paporams, etc, at th
Methodist Church, Erdsy evening, wi
illustrate "that grandly sublime, strangel
wild, bewildering, soul string, indesCIil
able and Intensely interesting poem Of th
immortal Milton, Paradise LOST % Il
bills say; One half the gross receipts q,
for the church,
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Captain II. W. Howgate, Of the Signal
Service Office, rendered his resignation,
unconditional. 1t will be placed before
the Secretary OF War tomorrow and will
undoubtedly be accepted by him 10 take
effect at once.
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THE ISrnMus CANAL scuHMH.

a majority Of the leading members Of
Congress are favorably disposed to the
Panama canal. They say it is their inten-
ton to assist and promote the prosecution
OF the same. Secretary Everts Is also 70.
vorablY impressed with the present
scheme, and says the betenoir that was
urged against foreign governments having
a foot-hold on the continent has been
done away with, as the canal company is
private corporation. Other Cabinet off.
oers stale that 1t will be very advantageous
to the commerce Of the United States.
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CAPITAL CHAT.
Matters of Interest and Importance 0u,
or fC0nKreas.

WARRINGTON, December s.-Among the
nominations 10 the Senate to-day are
Hiram W. Hall, collector Of customs, Nil.
waukee; James E, Wharton, surveyor OF
customs, Portsmouth, O.; United States
District Attorneys-william A. Stone,
Western District Of Pennsylvania; VIM.
Fl. Bliss, Eastern District OF Missouri; /;
United States Marshall, Ellis S. Bierbawer
for the district Of Nebraska; Consulate to
Hamburg, James s. Wilson, Missouri;
Dol. Nelson A. Miles, Fifth Infantry, to be
Brigadier General vice General Ord, re-
faptry, to be ohief Signal Officer, with
rank Of Brigsdier General; Lieutenant
Colonel Emery Upton, to be Colonel OF
the Fourth Artillery Major George P. An.
drews, to be Lieutenant Colonel Of the
Fourth Artillery; Captain r. Il. Jackson to
be Major OF the Fifth Artillery, anda mum.
Der Of army promotions in lower grades.
Supervising Inspectors OF Steam Vea.
sels-Geo. B. N. Tower, First district;
Mark D. Flower, Fifth district.
United States Consuls-Henrys s. Ather-
ton, OF New York, Pernambuco; Almont
Barnes, Of Vermont, Curaco; Edward
Baskus, OF Illinois, Para; H. ]. Crouch, Of
Pennsylvania, St. Helena; Emile Cuor-
tade, Vice Consul at Launceon, Launceon;
James !. Dubois, Of Pennsylvania, Aixla
P. Haner Meder, Of New Mexico,
Henry Hortsman, Of Pennsyl.
vania, Nuremberg; G. T. Lincoln, Of Con.
necticut, Stetteni Asa O. Prindle, Of New
York, Bahia; W. W. Randall, OF District
u Columbia, Sabanilla; Albert Rhodes, OF
District Of Columbia, Rouen; George W.
Roswell, Of Pennsylvania, MAtanzas;
samuel spackman, Of Pennsylvanis, Mu-
nich; Edward Il. Smith, Of Virginia, Ma.
'uayra; Edward A. Young, Of New York,
Manila.
Chas. E. wates, United States District
Attorney for the Eastern district Of Ar
tAn6aa. |
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HOUSE POSTMASTER.

A caucus OF the Democratic members
was held in the hall OF the House OF Rep.
resentatives Immediately after the adjourn.
ment for the purpose OF naming successor
to Stewart, the late Postmaster Of the
House. O. W. o. Nowlen, the present
Assistant Postmaster, was selected, Ea
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the President, should be secretly opened
stricken out and the names Of Hancock
and Epglish should be inserted, would the
President Of the Senate, or the two Houses
be powerless TO prevent the fraud, and
would itbe necessary TO count the State
for Hancock and English, and what body
or person, II any, must determine the ques-
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THE sERoEANrs INVESTIGATION:
A Card FrOua Mayor sweeney.

A Card Prom Mayor Sweeney.
Editors fntelllseneeF.
As I know, by experience, that the
Register will not print any reply from me,
to anonymous attacks madein its columns
on me, I ask your publication of this COM
munication
On Monday, the 2Sd, the Register pub
lished an article signed "Republica" very
needlessly attacking me abontthe calling
Committee, based on local in the NsrS.
Letter, which he says states that 1.-THE
Mayor claims the prerogatiye OF calling
the committee togethers," aistatement Of
which Is not contained at allsin the Ners.
Litter local. as any one may see who will
read it. The Editors own ideas are given
in the body OF the local, which closes by
stating that i've" learned in conversation
with the Mayor that the delay was
caused by the absence OF several
committeeman from the city, but
as they had returned there was no
further cause for postponement, and that
the investigation would take place at an
early day next week." which Is exactly
what told him and nothing more, only
giving him my authority for saying 80,
namely, that Mr.. Arkle had told me SO the
evening before. "Republica" Is thus
endeavoring to put me in a position l
never assumed, and hisartiCle Is full OF ex.
tracts from the ordinance books, going, as
he means 1t, to show that the Mayor has
no authority to call a committee together.
He lies when he says that the Mayor is
"meddling in this matter" | have kept
clear OF 1t, and he is the meddler wanting
to mix me in it. elies when he says that
the Sergeant asked me-, or In any way in
dictated to me, that he wanted the Police
Committee appointed; he lies when he
says the Mayor in the First Branch ap.
pointed the First Branch members OF that
committee on the special committee.
Every person present knows that the
Branch itself instructed the Mayor to 80
appoint those gentlemen.
The local OF Tuesdays RegiAer says that
Market Master Edwards Inquired Of the
Mayor, and was informed that he (the
Mayor was the one to call the committee
ing that | so informed him. l saw Mr..
Edwards last evening, and he says never
said any such thing to him, and that he
never told any person that Ibid.
That the citizens may know what the
practice is, allow me to state that there is
no ordinance or rule about calling to.
gether for first meeting any regular, or
special committee. When new commit
tee meets and the standing committees are
appointed, two, three, or more members
agree upon time to meet and request the
Mayor to call their committee for that
time, and he directs the Sergeant to do 80,
or they may call meeting themselves
without an order from the Mayor. That
Is all there is or ever was in it, and the
same would he done for special commit
tee, and am ready to obey such request
whenever made. Several OF the standing
committees Of the present council have
never been called or organized, no request
having ever been made in their case.
| A. J. SWEENEY.
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PLEASE call and see the "COuntsss
Pattern Spoons and Forks.
JACOB W, GRUB, IeweIer.

FAMILY MARKET. RETAIL PRIcEs.-fhe
attendance at the Fifth Ward Market yes.
terday morning was only moderate, and
also the display, Following were the
prices: ~ -,
Aedts-Beef s to l23cperpou mutton,
10cper pound chops, Toto lac per pound /;
veal, 10 to 15c per pound; pork, l0c per
pound; sausage, 10 TO l2c per pound;
smoked sausage, 10 to l?c per pound; ba-
con, l0c per pound; middling and shout.
der, s to 10c per pound; beef.tongue, 40
to Soc each; canned beef, 35c per 2.pound
can.
Foipl, Butter, &c.-Live chickens, %
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WHELAx ExRRCIsEs.-F Following is the
programme OF exercises at tho Whelan
Hall last night, as observed by the men,
bers OF the Whelan Literary Society:
Dsclanstion Impeachment q Warren HastIngs-
A. WickhIm.
Essay-George UpdsgraT-" Atlantic Ocean,"
Esiay.-Ge0rSe Merge-"Man.h
DecIImalIon-Ba Of TaIVeru-Ed. SleEcr
Reading-Mlles SWoeney-WaShington aud NapO-
leon
kellIng-ThomaS TOuer-EnHlsl Literature.
Observation-Disclosures Rsddy-The SerninO!es De-
hancc.
DOcamatiOn-E. Bruwn-Battle Of WihclmnIa,
Debate-lIesolved, That people are more CoHtented
In ignorance than IN Intelligence, Affirmative: 81.
Reynolds and ". Bosley; negative: Andrew Wckham
and Pat. Reldy. The decision Of the judges was In
favor Of the affirmative.
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(gticura
HUM0RS OF THE BLOOD,
SKIN AND SCALP.

cur1cuRA BEaoLvKNr Is the most powerful Blood
Purifier and Liver stlmulant ever compounded. In
forty minutes after taking the 6rst dose II may 10
detected In the Iaya, blood, sweat and urine, show
cd throughout tho entire system. In Its passage
rough the circulating fluids It meets with the cor
rupt PARTICLES Of matter which foster and maintain
and gradually eliminating them from the system:
Hence It's power to forever expel ScrOfilOuS, Can
eerOus, Bnd Canker Humors, which unchecked ill
the body with foul corruponS Snd rot out the deli
cato machinery Of life.
CUTICuRA, the great external remedy for all Hu-
mors Of the Scalp and Skin, Ulcers Sores and Dis
charging Wounds, 10 the most soothing aud healing
Of outward applications, speedily destroys fungus
and parasitic ErOwths, restores the oil glands and
tubes 10 healthy condition. aud cures, when assisted
by the CuTIcUM soar, Diseases Of the Skin and
Scalp which have been the torture Of a lie time.
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The fantastic doings of the Mystic
Krew Of Comus in New Orleans, La, gave
many thousands an opportunity for excit-
ing enjoyment. Among the incidents OF
the carnival on shrove Tuesday was the
1l7th Grand Monthly Drawing Of the
Louisiana State Lottery, and all approved
OF It's fairness. Next drawing will be on.
Tuesday, March 9th. For further inlor-
nation address NJ. A. Dauphin, New Or
leans, La, or same person at No. $40
Broadway, New York City, N. Y. Capt..
tai Prizes, $4,000, $4,000, 5000. Tick.
cts, 81; Halves, 81. daw
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"WnyRE DID THEY CoNE FRoMp"-A
gentleman in this city is in receipt Of the
following letter from friend up the river
concering the finding Of two dead infants
on Pixies Island:
Willow SPRINa STATION, Feb. q, 80.
Dear Sir: AS an item OF news and some
thing think should be published in some
Of the papers, which might probably give
a clue, or lead to the detection OF some
hesrtless mother, would say that on last
Wednesday, the 18th inst, L. l. Mc0lain
and myself found driited by the high
waters on the head OF Pike Island q
drowned infant-a finely developed boy,
entirely naked. 1t looked as though It
might have been several days or q week
old. We notified A. Mcclure, a Justice OF
the peace, who viewed II and decided that
Il was unnecessary to hold an inquest.
There were no marks OF violence and 1t
looked as though 1t had been in the water
but q short time. Also, on Friday, the
20th, had occasion TO be on the same
Island again, and found another drowned
child female this time), apparently about
the same age, and naked. They were
about twenty yards apart, drifted there.
also by the high water. Squire Mcclure
again thought II unnecessary 10 hold an in
quest. We buried them bothin one grave.
II you see proper you might inform
,ome Of the papers about the finding
II these little walls.
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Iryou are bilious or dyspeptie, you need
agood liver pill. Take our advice and geta
box OF McLGins' Vegetable Pills, and you
will never use any other. Be sure and
get the Wheeling make or you will be
deceived. Sold by most dealers.
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Social entertainment under the aus.
rices OF the Good Templars, at Washing
ton Hall, Thursday night, February 26,
1880. The programme for the evening ID,
dialogues, recitations and music from SO.
lect choir. Come all and contribute to a
good cause. Admission 25 cents; children
10 cents.
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0vER-indulgence in eating and drink
ing, whereby the Liver is disorganized,
and the system deranged. The suffering
resulting from dyspepsia is very terrible,
and the sooner the patient can get relief
the better. There Is no remedy SO effect
lal for the cure Of this disease as Simmons
Liver Regulator.
D. B. Dobson, NJ. D., OF Deer Park,
Ala, says: ~ have used the Regulator
for eight months, and find 1t has cured
me entirely OF dyspepsia. 1t is the best
medicine | ever used for that disease, or,
rather, 1t is the only one that has proved
satisfactory" MwP&w
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Persons with stated incomes can pur.
chase Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organ at
Sheib's music store, on monthly payments
Of So or more, and secure the best organ
made for very small sum. Call under
Washington Hall and see them.
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N. SALINGER, who has had q large ex-
periencein the clothing business, will open
out the atlantic Clothing House." No.
1920 Market street, Crangle's Block,
February 2lAt.
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AETER all, gentle pufgative is the best
means OF curing headache, liver COM
plant biliousneSs, &c. Use Sellers Liver
PillRm
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DoS'r forget the Social OF the Good
Templars at Washington Hall tomorrow
night. Good music and an enjoyable
evening.
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IRON ORE AND COAL LANDS
FOR SALE OR LEASE.

Situated In Preston County, West Virginia, near
KingsOOd Tunnel, on the Baltimore 4 Ohio RR.
The Orc has been fully tested in the Furnace at
IrOntOWn, West Va. 1t works easily in tho Furnace
and makes very desirable quality Of Iron. Tho
cOkns qualities Of the Coal have also been fully test
al, and are entirely IatAiactory. Iron can DO made
At prOat on these lands when prices are 50 low that
Furnaces at distance IRON raw materials must stop
For further information apply to
wAI. s. RAYNER,
81 Lexington ST., Baltimore, Md.
OttoC. JESsoP, Austen, Preston Co, ". Va.
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NEw dry goods, new carpets and new
wall paper, cheap for cash, at John
Roemer's, Nos. 2Ol0 and 202l Main street,
Centre WheelinR.
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PERsoxAL.-Col. VIM. Keyser, OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, arrived in
the city Yesterday morning and left al
sos P. N. last night for the East.
Hon. Joseph B. Donley, OF Greene
county, Pa, Is in the city.
Mrs. DR.. Hazlett, who has been at
Washington, Pa, for several days past,
returned last night to the city.
To-day Mrs. Emile 0ppenheimer, q
very popular Jewish lady, who resides on
Main street, North Wheeling, will cele.
brate her eightysixth anniversary. OF
late Mrs. 0ppenheimer has been in feeble
health, and her eyesight is rather i'm.
paired. Her many friends will call on
her to-day and extend their best wishes,
hoping she may live many years longer.
Capt. Ed. Weisgerber, Of Grafton, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. T. Kenney, Of Steubenville, has
been visiting his cousin, Thomas Kenney,
OF the First ward.
Mr.. W. n. Boiling, of Baltimore, and @.
Borgess., Esq, of Clarksburg, W. Va, ar
rived in the city yesterday, and have
rooms atsthe stamm.
Among yesterdays prominent arrivals
at the Stamm were: Lou. Dazzling, Co.
lumbus; ]. w. Lentz, Antioch, o.; K. NJ.
Mccormack, Lestersyille; Jas. L. Eames,
Baltimore; ]. II. Brown, Wetzel; j. @.
Hawley, Cincinnati: Z. B. Gardner, Pitts
burg; Mrs. A. ]. Thompson, Pulaski, Pa;
r. Fl. Patterson, Washington; ]. ]. Stein
er, Allegheny; ]. Bager, Powhatan; H.
Bettman, New York; Prof. ]. NJ, Frasher,
city; @. Borgess., Clarksburg; W. H. Bog.
CESS, Buckhannon; A. T. Prentice, Jr.,
Chicago; Alex. Sweeney, Steubenville; W.
n. Boiling, Baltimore; Chas. E. Dickens,
Boston.
Among the latest arrivals at the New
Mcclure are the following: P. E. Knelle,
W. B. Brooks, Jr., Boston; 7. Rifle, NJ.
B. Tyler, Baltimore; A. D. Mercer, Spring.
field; Thos. Marshall, L. Kaufman, Pitts.
burgh; A. G. Brown, Moundsyille; Mrs.
McCuloch, Mrs. Jacob, Short Creek; Z.
L. Lampman, ]. A. Hervey, L. Victor, ].
E. Mathews, E. Wiley Taylor, Jr., New
York; W. II. Hamilton, St. Louis; ]. II.
Jackson, N. D. Aucker, 81. Goldsmith, A.
G. Hammer, Philadelphia; R, Il. Black;
W. NJ. Burt, Steubenville;
D. McGary, Cleveland; s. L. Mooney,
Woodsfeld; Robert Emmett, Vandalia;
T. NJ. Hill, New York; W. s. Smith, New.
ark, O.; ]. LESLEY, Jacksonville, Pa; J.
Nj. AdAir, Big Tree, Pa,
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HANEs & WILSON are making some
material additions to their planning mill in
North Wheeling,
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Is Pes. Heal English Cashmeres, a5c
yard.
10 Pes. All Wool Use Black Cash.
lneres, AT zoe.
10 Pcs. All WOOL 81 90 Black Cash.
meres, at zoe.
10 Pes. Coiored Gr0s Grain Silks,
worth 81 90, at 81 %.
10 Pes, Black Gr0s Grain Silks,
worth SO 90, nj 81 rs.
so Pes. Real Handsome Dress
Goods ut IL Lee.
rs Pes, Real Handsome Dress
Goods nj I5c.
so Pes. Cambria Aluslins, now worth
I5c, mt lie.
so Pcs. 4O.inch Fine Brown Muslin.
now worth lie, ut Zoe.
so CloakS and Dolmans nj one.hall
their cost, TO close.
Now is your lime TO save money, II
you buy.
The bargains offered are fully rs
per cent cheaper than an any Other
house In the trade.
No duplicates after this week.
I.BLUM Sc BRO.
IIOi aIain street.
Na0Q
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GLAsssHADEs Of every size and style at
reduced rates, at Hutchins' Art Store,
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The curlcuRA RnEDiEs arc prepared by Weeks
Potter, Chemists and DruggstS, $50 Warrington St.
Boston, and arc for sale by all druggists. Price Of
CrlIeuRA, small boxes, 30 cents; largo boxes con-
81. kEsOLvENT, 81 per bottle CUTIuuR1 SOAP, %
cents per cake; By mall, 50 cents cakes "a cents.
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FoR SALE

C,TocKs AND ZEAL EsTATE.-l HAVE
y had many years experience In selling
and buying stocks and real estate, and would
take pleasure In giving any information ]
might have to buyers or sellers, and particn;;
larry take pleasure In receiving orders 70 sell
/. IRWIN,
ia22 Agent.
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EoR SALE

FOR SALE
One Boiler, 20 feet by 90 inches, with two Pinch
One Shaping Machine and Bits.
Skating and PulleyB
Some secondhand AnyilE
Saw Table and Light Wheel Machinery.
Ono Yard Truck. A. LITTLE.
iOlO
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For Additional Local See Fira Page.
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. REWARD oFTWENTY.FIVE DOL

A REWARD oFTwENTY.FIvE DOL
n LARS will be paid for the recovery Of the body
Of JoHN RES, who Is supposed TO have been thrown
from Ikif into tho Ohio river. near tho Belmont
Mills, 10 Wheeling, W. Va, on Monday night, Feb
ruAry %, 1880. Refs was u German, and about &c
years old about feet or inches high heavy set,
iull beard and noustache (ightIh cOlor blue eyes.
cray pants and irook coat Of same color blue Velt,
striped shirt, and shoes with heavy nails.
q. H. CARNAHAN,
Pres't Board County Comm'rs Of Ohio Co, W. Va.
feb25 ~
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A PLEASANT SOUTH SIDE HOUSE

The two-stoFy brick dwelling, No. 2SOs Make.
street. nOar TWenty.thltd street, In this city con-
kaIli snd splendid cellar, with yard Ia front and
rear extending back to the alley. The house 10 In
rood condition, and muIt DO sold Immediately. In
qulro a. HAmilton's GfoCcry, corner TWenty-second
and Market streets. Terms reasonable. teb6
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In Three Years of Treatment.
GeatlemeH;-PleaSe hnd 80 cents to pay for small
box Of cuTIcURA, and direct 1t 70 me. Tho dollar
box you scat has done me more good than all the
doctOr! In three years. The doctors have done mo
no good. My feet and legs arc healing last II Is In
deed CuT1cURA. Yours truly,
EVAN MORGAN, p. NJ.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner Yesterday:
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p WEATHER INDlUA1IUNh'
WARRINGTON, February 25.-lA.M.-Fol
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, falling
barometer, south winds, aud higher
temperature; In the eastern part increas.
ing cloudiness, with rain, followed by
colder westerly winds and rising ba.
rometer.
For the Lower Lakes cloudy and rainy
weather, higher temperature, southeast to
southwest winds and falling barometer.
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Twenty-Five Dollars Reward-Head Of
Local. ,
For Sale-Double Tenement House.
Cooking Stoves-Nesbitt & Bro.
Kentucky State Lottery.
Wanted-Bellaire Nail Mill and jEtna
Mill Stocks.
Wanted-A Girl.
Marvin's Vienna Bread-B & Co.
Doyou want a Good Ham?-R. ]. Smyth.
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DENTIsTRY.-TO THOSE THAT DE-
~ SIRE 10 save their natural teeth We would Eay
that we ara now better prepared than ever before 10
enable them 10 do 10. BY the use Of m ELRcTR0
MAGNETIC PLuGoHR We can and are making better
Patients, than have heretofore been made In this
city or elsewhere, without the aid Of the Electric
PluggeT. What we say We can prove BY actual
demonstration. Call and see for yourselves.
JAMES N. SURGIS0N SON,
aul No. llt8 Market 81, Wheeling, W. Va
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