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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-23
WHO Is HE?
The Man That Stole Mayor
Sweeney's Horse and Buggy
Yesterday.

About one O'Clock yesterday after
noor there was a theft committed, that
for GOODNESS, cheek and holiness surely
carries off the palm. Mayor Sweeney
had driven down to his lower works
and AS usual fastened his horse to the
post outside. He had been in the build
ing but short time, when man about
five feet, eight or nine inches in height,
dressed in dark brown clothes, and with
a black SLOUGH hat and dark
mustache came along, stop
ned and deliberately uniast-
ened the horse and then stepped
into the buggy, turned around aud drove
on up Chapline street. This was all
done in such cool manner that al
though several noticed him, il was done
in such a self-possessed manner that
they thought he was authorized to do as
he did.
In about an hour Mr.. Sweeney came
on, and VAS surprised In find his horse
gone. He instantly made inquiries, and
ascertaining the state OF affairs tele.
phonel the police and was soon at
headquarters. The man had been no.
ticed driving out Sixteenth street. The
chief OF police. together with one OF his
deputies, started ont the pike, while
all the bridges and ferries were guarded.
The chief kept on out the pike, finding
himself about two hours behind the
thief and hearing oi him AL along the
National road. At Lin Grove he heard
that the man hal turned up the
road leading past the Stone Church. lie
followed this up, but soon found it to be
the wroag man. Trialelphia and Ro-
news Point were next gone through,
but nothing was learned OF the man.
1t is now thought that he took the Mon
ument road, but the rain and darkness
caused the search to be abandoned. lie
will doubtless be arrested somewhere
TO day.
The Mayors horse was well known to
the community, il being the big bay
with three white feet and a white lace,
while the buggy was side.bar vehicle.
Some OF the mans actions lead some to
believe that he was intoxicated, and
others took him for lurstic but it IS
more probable that he is nothlrg but a
skiliul horse thief.
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Resolutions OF Respect.

The loss, occasioned by the death OF
John Sutherland, one of the scholars OF
the Lindsey Institute, has oeen cause
OF sorrow to his school mates, and at a
meeting of the boys. held yesterday
morning, a committee was appointed
10 draf, resolutions, which were as fol-
lows:
In the wise dispensation OF the provi-
dence of God, one OF our schoo!mates,
John Allen Sutherland, was taken from
us nv death Thursday, October q, 1850:
We recognize in his death the loss OF
a bright scholar and a gentle, manly
companion. Therefore, at a meeting,
we. the scholars OF the Lindsey lnsti-
tute,
Rlso'rsd, That we extend TO the fami-
" OF Our deceased schoolmate our heart
felt sympathy in this hour of their sor-
row.
Resolred, That copy OF these resolu-
lions be sent 10 the family OF the de-
ceased and be published in the daily
papers OF the city.
S. o. ". BoYcE,
Chairman.
HARRY c. FRANKLIN.
LEVI L. CAssELt,
CHARLES B. Orr,
COMMITTEE.
Lindsey Institute, October %, 1880.
SELLING of Musical instruments at
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BLIGHTED HOPES.
The End Of the Fu.ion Scheme.

A certain gentleman, seeing no neces-
sity for longer secresy, and being him.
self OF liberal mind, makes the follow
ing revelation, which might we'll be
labeled, as the caption OF this article
indicates.
Notwithstanding the cold rebuff given
by the modest G-eenbacS maiden, at
Charleston, IL the impulSive Radical
wooer, who sued for fusion, the disap-
pointed swain refused 10 take no for an
answer. His proposal was not only re-
iected, but was trodden upon with scorn
unspeakable, but still he did not despair,
and had a second one ready, in case OF
certain contingency, Which will appear.
Some Republicans, among whom
might be incidentally mentioned, Mr.
Sturgiss, had hi:h hopes oil carryin!
West Virginia. Now they have van,
ished-but no matter. THESE and
ulner Republicans, with certain
Greenbackers, expected largely in
creased Greenbacs vote. The conf.
IDENTIFY anticipated finding that
the Radical and Greenback votes COM
bnpd would outnumb, the Democra. C
vote. This. then, being the case, the
Radical swain was 10 again approach
the shy Greenback maiden with another
fusion offer. He was To- represent IN a
lovers glowing language how five a
thing il woull be - combine the Ridi-
en- aud Greenbsck vote an! take from
General Hancock the five electoral votes
OF West Virginia. The seli-denying
Radicals were even willing to give Wea-
Yer three aud take bat two themselves.
Or. should the maiden prove coy, give
Weaver all five.
But the result has completely knocked
the bottom from this generous and phi
lanthropic scheme. The Democrats
have large majority over both and, ac-
coraingiy, onr Informant saws, the
scheme il of. "Why." says he, "some
OF us were calculating on a Grcenback
vote OF over 10000. Don't mention
This for side bets are Off
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Gasoline Explosion.

shortly briur. 4 o'c.o:S, We; ter lay
at ernOou, q loud rcyOy; sIO0k the bu IT.
!UgS in the vicinity OF Main and Twelfth
streets and brought citizers to thti
doors in alarm. AinJs; Immediately
afterwards the cry oi ire was hearl AMI
the Capi,o, bell struck the alarm, box 81
having been pulled, while clouds OF
smoke were seen iSsueing from the rear
OF the buildings occupied by the Nail
City Lantern Company and Greer x
LANG.
The cause OF the explosion and fire
was as follows: Charlie Fleming, en-
ployed by the Lantern Company. had
gone down into the basement for can
OF gasoline. He had procured the same
and was coming up stairs when the
tunes or gas arising from the liquid
ignited from q gas JET, flashed up with
a loud report and burnt Fleming some
what about the head. He dropped the
can, and the burning contents ran into a
water closet, the vault at which connects
with that Of Greer 4 LANG, and the
woodwork was thus set on fire. A Bah
cock extinguisher from Laughlin's drug
store wss soon had, and the flame
smothe.ed.
The fire department received the
alarm both by telephone and telegraph.
No damage OF any account was done
outside OF a few burnt hands.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

The -. Matthews 7. +. Church will
be occupied tomorrow morning ana
evening at the usual hours ny the rec
tor. Rev. T. Rush Swope, who has been
absent from the city iOr few weeks.
The Citizens Bible Class meets as
usual 10 morrow afternoon AZ 10
O'Clock in the lecture room o: the firss
Church. Judge Cranmer conducts the
lesson.
Snudav school services are held every
Sunday afternoon at $50 O'Clock at the
Eighteenth Street Mission School. Hon.
Robert White, superintendent.
The nnlpit Of the /mc Street VI. T..
Church will be til-d tomorrow. IN the
absence Of the regular pastor by lev.
Vim. Rihedatfer.
The Marshall County sunday school
Convention will be- held IN the Fork
Ridge Baptist Church on next Wednes-
day aud Thurs lay. The exercises prom.
ise to be very interesting and several
Sunday School workers from this city
will be present. :,
AT the Baptist Caurch, corner OF
Twelfth ami Byror streets, there Will be
congregational services TOMORROW. at
lOI o'clock A. NJ, conducted by Judge
Okey johnson. No services in the even
ing. sunday school at . o'clock P. NJ.
Services at the United Presbyterian
Church tomorrow, ~ 1880 A. VI. and I
Pm. Preaching by the pastor, DIR. Nc
Clure. Sabbath school at = p. NJ.
In the Third Presbyterian Church
preaching services will he conducted by
the pastor. Rev. Jos G. Lyle, morning
and evening, at the usual hours. Sab
bath School at Pr NJ.
English Evangelical Lutheran Church,
sixteenth street, east of Market, Rev.
Samuel B. Barnitz, pastor, will preach
To morrow at l0l \. NJ. and 2. NJ. and
address the sunday school AT > O'Clock.
Morning subject, Genesis j, 9.i2;
evening theme, jacobs Dream, Genesis
80. l2.ll.
international Sabbath School study,
Tomorrow, Jacobs Prevailing Prayer.
Genesis 800. u; 222::3D
Rev. T. W. RYAN, Z. l.. will preach IN
the North Street NJ. H. Church on sun
day morning, the 2i;h ms, 1T 1870.
This being the first appointment ol our
new Presiding Elder, every one will he
glad To near lin.
There will be services inth3 Reformed
Episcopal Church mozart lidll sun.
day week, October 81, morning and
evening. Sunday School every sunday
morning at Q o'clock. International
Lesson studied.
Services in the First Presbyterian
Church 10 morrow. The pastor, Rev. ID.
\. Cunningham, WI preach AT 10! A. NJ.
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Bridge Company.

The following corporation paper was
Yesterday filed in the Office Of Secreta-
~ oi State Brady:
The undersigned agree To become a
corporation by the name OF the Piney
River Bridge Company for the purpose
OF constructing toll bridge in the com
ty OF Raleigh, State OF West Virginia,
across the Piney River and near its
mouth, which corporation shall keep its
principal office or place OF business at
Raleigh Court House in the aforesaid
county, and shall have perpetual sue.
cesS;on. And for the purpose OF form
ing the said corporation we have sub.
scribed the sum OF $500 10 the capital
stock thereof, and have paid in on the
sail subscription the sum OF so, and de-
sire the privilege OF increasing said cap
itsl, bv sales OF additional shares from
I me to time to 5000 in all. The CAPT.
tai so subscribed is divided into shares
OF $50 each which are held by the I'M
d.rsisned, ell OF Raleigh county: James
7. McCreery. f.. Prince, q. II. Prince
and John Bukley. two shares each, and
J. d. Casey AMI J. B. Ellison, one share
lch
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GENERAL MARKETS
Oanunnao.


C,xc,xx.r, October q. Cotton
In GOOD demand At i0ic. Flour-Firm
and Unclaimed. Wheat-Weaker; No.
9 amber 9sc9l 90; No. 2 red winter
5, 90. Corn Strong; No. 2 mixed 45c:
Oats-Dull and lower; No: 2 mixed
Ssc. Rye-Dull; No. 2 sOc. Barley
Dull; No. . fall 9Oc. Pork-Strone
for round lots; regular $40 90; extra
$50 90; jobbing lots SIS 50Sl6 90.
Lard-Dull and lower at s. 90. Bulk
Meats-Quiet; no shoulders; clear rib
- 40 Bacon-Quiet and easier at to 20
as 25GS 75.Whisky-In fair demand
at 81 OF. Butter Quiet and unchanged.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, October 22.-Petroleum..
Quiet and weak; crude, United certin
Gates at este, refined l2c Tor Phiiadel'
mia delivery.
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.NfatrirnONY.'

Reserved seats for BARLEY Campbells
rev ana latest success, "MatrimOny.
al. b. pat on sale =; Banners on Mon-
tay morning and the way IN which
?. one are discussing tais fact leads one
10 believe tina, there vi. IL q crowded
house ON Tuesday evening. Ii il So
c;r,v drama and APPLY illustrates life at
Long Branch, thar p'ac. q loves and
i..-,a;ions. Ii has received commenda-
tons on every side; an Eastern eN-
change SAYS.
The play interested in lis dramatic
progress and It's lively dialogue. 1t
NAV be said in the play OF Matrimony,
Mr.. Campbell Las scored a new sue
cess"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-23
Wilson Pledged for Protection.

Col. Ben Wilson was engaged 10 fay
John Hutchinson, at Par.crsburg. last
night, and consequently could not be at
Benwood. IN his stead he sent Mr.. W.
+. Lively, OF Lewis county, with written
instructions to pledge him for sprotect.
i've tariff. NJ. Lively was prevented
from speaking by the Indictment weather,
and came up to this city. He says Col.
Ben will be here on Thursday night and
deliver a speech. Our next Congress
man is gaining votes every day, taking
them bodily from Hutchinson, who is
becoming an object OF dstrust to Re.
pub.icans themselves.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Nv. A. ]. Rogers, q genial, whole
sOulled gentleman connected with the
Allegheny Er,1iRg Mail, was in the city
Yesterday. -.
Miss Maggie Hughes is visiting friends
in Moundsville.
Rev. X. Rush SSope, OF St. Matthews
church. who has been visiting friends in
New York, is expected to arrive home
TO day.
Rev. W. c. Wilson, the newly appoint
ell pastor of the Grafton Methodist
Episcopal Church, will occupy his new
pulpit tomorrow. morning and evening.
We commend to the good people OF
Grafton Rev. Wilson as one OF the most
genial OF Christian gentleman.
Mr. ID. L. McCabs, OF Chicago, is eS-
pcc,ed to arrive in this city, TO day. and
will be the guest OF his brother, Il. n.
McCabe, Esq, of Leathwood.
Rev. George f. Hite is visiting friends
near Huntington, W. Va.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, ID c, October y, \.
Nor tue Tennessee aGi the OHIO
Valley, clear or partly cloudy weather,
northwest 10 southwest winds IN the
wcs.ern part. stationary or lower
barometer, with decided change o!
Temperature.
For Lower Lakes, cl2ar;n: weather
curing the day, winds mostly from tie
northwest u southwest, higher baron-
eter. stationary or lower temperature.
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LIVE STOCK.
New York.

NEW ORR
Nsw YORK. October 22.-Reeves-Re.
ceipts 3. 900 head. Trade dragged and
the offerings were barely closed out;
considering the warm and unfavorable
weather and the very liberal offerings
for Friday, prices were well sustained.
Very common to very choice 7.c, Q lev
extra going TO lGlr: TsSlas &c. No
shipments tod ly-..!oriows steam
ers take out go live cattle, $500 quar-
ters of beef and 500 carcasses OF mutton;
The British cattle markets are reported
tirmer, and American refrigerator beef is
quoted active at SD.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head. Mar.
ket firm for sheep; 81 OOta5 65 per 100
pounds for common 10 extra. Weak ior
lambs at SIS COG6 90.
Hoys-Receipts 6,l00 head. Live
hogs dropped to 81 2594S per loo
pounds.
CHICAGO, October 22-The Drorer,
Jomrna! reports hog receipts IS, 900 head;
shipments 5000 head. Market slow
and weak, 10 cents lower; mixed pack
ing 81 o5td4 As: choice mixed ~ akd
4 60: light 81 45d4 TO; selected heavy
a 7OG4 81. Closed weak.
Ca,tIe-Receipts 5000 head; ship
men,s LOO head. Best, strong; others
ONLY steady: common To fair shipping
weak at $4,000 81; good to choice 81 90
as 30; export 81 l9G5 50; butchers
strong at 50 lOG3 80; stocke-s unchane'
ed: common light weak at S3 35(d3 90;
good to choice heavy and feeders s. SOFA
; 10; western steady; natives and half
breeds IS 1908 IS; Texans - 1903 80:
through Texans - 70a3 10. Pens well
cleared.
Sheep-Receipts l,C00 head. Steady
and in fair demand: good TO choice IS %
as IS; good 60 95G4 20.
Cincinnati.
CrSclSS,TI. October -. - Hogs -
common 81 7564 %; light 81 Boat 30;
packing Si.5S4 81: butchers ~ 500
400. Receipts, 5000 head; shipments
LOO head.
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SHEET Music, at half price, at Sheib's.
pheasant and Edec:usl."
PCRsLEY, W. Va, Nov. 81, 1875

PRESLEY, W. Va, Nov. q, 1879.
l',srs Laughiin Bros. d Co.,
Please send US another supply your
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find it always gives
satisfaction. have used it in my own
family, and found It not only pleasant,
but ehectual. MARTIN & DoPLER,
of Dopler & Lewis.
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Louisiana State Lottery COMPANY.

This institution wss regularly iucofp,nai y
the legislature Of the State Tor Eigra'ions o.
Charitable purposes, In lsSs. for the Ikas ~
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, 10 which oonif. ~
inyl0lsble faith OF the state IL plsig'i. WIN
pledge has been renewed by al oYcfwh' i.aE
popular vote. securing it, irsn'hise ~ ne -
constitution adopted December -. \ ~
with q Capital Of 8. 20. 90. % winch " ho ~"
ADDED rarys fun nj of sy0.p lisGpni-.ab
Number Distribution will take I.aor mpth.
on the second TUESDAY II never 49, % 80
IOnss Look at the following ilstfibu'ip9.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-23

"Malt Bitters" ere Brain, Nerve and
Blood food, peculiarly adapted to, and
warmly recommended by, our druggists
and physicians for General Debility,
Mental and Physical Exhaustion, Hys-
terra, Nervousness, S!eepiessnrss, Emar.
iation, and Dropsy.
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Piles & Rectal Diseases, &c

Mr.. d. =. MCKINLEY. OF :-Si fdfF =
WI Wheeling ". Va. has been sY'rfUg -
year. from Bleeding Pllcs, tlccts'pa e. 20
Iow.i, and ProlaI~us Of the Ro'tum. ut.ss
bowel aud piles protrudei aud hal u D. o.
turned after each passage Of the bos.s 49,.
my bowel has not been down snNr l"Gr -
tratincni and N any one wishes T. zoos
whether bleeding Piles and Disease oi TIE ="
,un can be cured, you may refer them g. n,
DR.. Y. Grant can be consulted daily al IAr
stamm House, Wheeling, W. Va.
Consultation free. and correspondent" via
partie- su ffering with Piles and Racial nsr.s.
aud who are living away from the 'ty snis'rf
such persons can be treated suoc>'iuil' Il ,hri'
homes. once houn y to ~ ", , {" sni 10
spS aHiiyh
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2l]l)rr!rn9 3!29iS[er
L.cCEL laTeLL.GesGE.
Lack . Noa Asverusesusn:,.

Wan;cl-Two cool Cat Makers.
I.1St-Newi,uni.au5 Dig.
California GOCds-R. J. Smytn.
Letter List.
Fresh Eu;trI-C. B"hrejs.
Fine Diamonds |. g. Dillon.
S.,ks srd Cipaks-l. Blum & Bro.
Ecad O, Local
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The boys will be pleased with
the styir. and JOa will be
nlsassG wita the prize al our
l',,l Cia;EiD%. 9el,El al Cos
cine Price iOisinS 5iom>e,
,;s:sS Marie: street, adjoining
StISra .sCasc.
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TAKE NOTICE,

This u the only Lofi,ry rrr rDi'i - b y, -
pl> 81 a std,r. aud uad,r hD d,rl.ioH 81 ~
4. ) Suprom> Court al Wd'hing''p. ~ 81
L>yaI Io,i,ry nor IN M iRI,i Slh', al 1',~
ehdrsr har,ng ban r,poci'd - hGu'r ~ ''.s'
eRct.
A splendid opportunity 70 win . iorgr.
Eleventh Grand Distribution. C.ss l.. Of Seso
leans, Tuesday, November Oh. l~S-IA'A
Monthly DraviuR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-10-23

bur laird Grand Opening Of
(ioal.>. DolEpa.is and hand
sO.is. npw Walking Goats this
day. J. Si.' "a ~ snO.
Sloaa sssnuin r..
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MUSICAL Goods, at Sheib's, for cost.

STANTON & DAVENPORT are offering
McCauley's History OF England in five
volumes for s.. 50 cash.
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Yor do not have to patronize auctions
10 buy Gibbons Rome for 50 50. Stan.
ton & Davenport will 90 better than
that
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Stoc tho ders IN the United states Building
Association a'e hereby untihed that the Annual
Election o! Directors, will bc held In Building
Assoc siion Hall, or Tuesday evening. October
10Th. isAU CHAE H. PEsny Prest
CH,s w. Conner. Soy 90. - 10, ~.
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NOTICE.

VvERY REV. john 7. SULLIVAN HAV.
ING purchased the vineyard. with the
stock II wine. and the personal property there
with come tel. NJ the q yOf Wheeling, W. Va ,
iately owned 10y the undersigned, Rev T.
kreusCh. the business al wine growing aud
wine selling heretofore dCrC by said krcusch,
will hereafter b. conducted at sam" place Icy
him n, the agent Of said Very Rev. John 7 SUI.
Ivan. T. khEtS ~.
WuFFi'SG -spt II, So oclpra
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(,anitnl Prize. 30, OtND.

49, Prizes amounting IN ............... tll.e
Responsible corresponding sS'ru vsibn /"
oil points, 10 whom . lihsrs! oom psH'-.'h vs.
be I,sid. -..,.,
FOR f'Irth.i Information. wru', c!oi'.l. f'.L
full addressed. h-.ni sfdsn by 'tin'
Registered Letter. ~ 20Isy Of''ff - S''''
Addressed only " v..
S,woflssss IA.
or same prryon At No. 80 Broadway. See Iosi
Al! our Grand YI,rSor!insry Drwinc"g ~
Ger the .utt ryis!on and management oi "'t,'
u. r. B.sursx.r,i and iubsl A. Fay. 'isrN
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WOOL
Boston.

BosroS, October 90 -Wool-Dull;
Ohio and Pennsylvania asa isc; Michi-
gan and Wisconsin i0lG42c; combing
and delaine 4idj2c; pulled 400 So.
Phliadelph;s-
PHILADELPHIA, October 2.-Woo!-
Steady and firm; demand improving,
and prices unchanged; Ohio, Penrsyi-
yania and West Virginia XN and above
44t945c; extra 44a45c; medium 47G
47Sc; coarse 4Oc; New York. Michigan,
Indiana and Western fine 3sCs4lc; me
dunn l6d47c; coarse 39td4Oc; washed
combing and delaine 43a,52ic; I'M.
washed do. 320S5c; pulled 3SG4Oe.
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Elegant EOT Street Residence
for SaIp.

TAM AUTHORIZED TO SELL HOUSE NO.
i i.3G situate on the wet side Of EOn street.
biween Twelfth and Fourteenth streets. IL IS
Ia excellent order. contains nine rooms. besides
bath room. pantry. Sc Ia. good cellar under
the whole house. AMI hot aud cold water and
gss on all stories. The lot fronts about 60 feet
hy about 49,. VIII sell cheap and upon easy
terms. 1IiDS OBktkS.
GcIpa 1911 Market ST Wheeling
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Minor Martins Ferry Matters.

The Democratic ladies' sometime ago
procured a magnificent silk flag. which
they propose 10 present 10 the Hancock
and English club this evening. The
prerenta,iOn will take place IN CONNER
cial Hall. and Hons. Ross J. Alexander
and T.. Il. Cracrait are expected to be
present and make addresses. A good
time is expected.
Rev. f. c. Simpson and wife, OF Rich
mond, Ind, are visiting Mr.. A. Ralston,
Of Forth street, Mrs S. father.
J. II. Drennen, Esq, and wife, re-
turned last Wednesday from Kansas,
where they had been visiting friends.
Whisky and elycerine are said to be a
good prescription for holrseness, by
some OF our local political speakers.
Teachers county examination will
be held today in Martins's Ferry.
The miners at Rainey's coal works
have received an advance Of ID cents on
the ton, making % cents per ton Tor
screened coal, the advance 10 begin last
Monday.
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FRIDAY
~ lSSO.
7A.sl2S .SP.N.7P.N. 7A.N. Il Il. 3 rx. ~
- 20 "a 81 - - Cd -
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III nrr.on.ier Ee.occ,

As taken at SchaepTs Opera House
drug store;
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Music Rolls, at cost, at Sheib'a
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MUSICAL instruments repaired al
Sheib'a
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SELLING of Musical Instruments at
Sheib's.