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, 1880-06-20

Ii 1878 the then Mayor of Chicago, IN com
uaeuting upon the enforced reduction OF the
number of officers In the city service aud the
affect upon the service Itself, declared as the re-
result Of the years experience that the nboli-
tion Of a larEe NUMBER OF Offices and tho dis
charxe Of many IT the employees OF the city.
Amounting to reduction OF nearly 10 per cent
n TIM annual expenditure for salaries, instead
Of imuai1iug the public service, had largely in
tressed It's efficiency Tho Commissioner OF Pub
lie WORKS of Chicago, In his report OF the opera
inns of his Department for 1872 devotes cunsid-
,rahe space to the character OF the per-
uas who ought to be selected by
the city for the performance OF official
duties The remarks OF Commissioner Waller
1e entitled to special attention ut this
ime. He exposes in clear and distinct terms
the costly fallacy OF running business employ
ments upon party basls- His estimate that 1t
costs the city from 50 to 100 per cent more to
carry On its business with its officers and work
ing force selected because Of partisan cons!dera-
lions instead OF their fitness, ability, capa city.
and integrity, is not exaggerated. We commend
this statement bv the chief executive officer OF
Mayor Harrtsons Administration OF the result
Of one years experience In an Office requiring
subordlnates of special fitness to the careful
consideration Of the taxpayers Of the CITY, That
part Of the report which retates to this subject
will be found in another column Of TIE TR1BUNA.
, 1880-06-20

ONE Of the most brutal acts In the local
annals Of crime was developed Friday before
Justice Eummerfe]d, the details Of which show
that one Frank MckinstrS while In quarrel
with bis wife knocked her down and then set
two feroc.ous dogs ut her, which bit her md
laccrated her dreadfuily, and would undoubt-
edly have killed her but for the Interference Of
neighbors. The horrible wretch was arrested
and sent to the Bridewel, which Of course is no
punishment at ALL An attempt has been
made recently to introduce the whippingpost
in Pennsylvania as punishment for Wife
beatcrs The ccse Of this horrible brute makes
ono regret that the whipping post Is not an
agency Of punishment for wifc-bcaters In our
Own State. Fifty lashes on the bare back, we'll
laid On by stnlWart man, would have been
something like just rctribution for this iuta-
nous act In reality, II the indignant neigh
bors had killed the monster on the spot no Jury
Wou1d have convicted them, or II In turn they
had set the brutes upon tho maa himself, no ono
would hare cared to help him much Such
monster has no right to live.
, 1880-06-20
CUTICURA REMEDIES,

For Hood, Bk1n, and Scalp HR1soF7,
Arc prepared BY WEEKS / POTTER, Chemists
and Druggists, 500 Washington.st-, Boston. Il
Frout-st-, Toronto. Ont, and Snow Hi. Lon.
don, and are for sale by MI Druggists. Price OF
CUT10uRA, small boxes, 90 cents; large boxes,
81 RKs&,LyEST, 81 por bottle. CUT1GURA ME-
n1OISAL TOILET SOAP, Is cents. CUT1cGfA
MEp1C1SAL SHAVING SOAP, Is cents; IN bars
for BARRIERS and large consumers, 50 cents.
, 1880-06-20
ITCHING HuM0R


For EleVcn Xe0ra CuFods
John ". r. Hobbs, Esq, North Hampton N:
n. we'll known as the originator Of the Citizens
Line. Coaches Boston, writes that he has been
cured By the Cuticura Remedies Of IN Itching
Humor from which be has been a great sufferer,
as ali his friends know. He considers thom the
greatest remedies Of the age.
, 1880-06-20
WHERE They CAME FROM.

ehem{sts. and that the fatal result was probably
due to this fact.-Nelg Fork Times.
, 1880-06-20

CiJTTCURA REMEDIES.
, 1880-06-20


COLLINS voL7AfC LAS1ERS
INSTANTLY relieve Pain, Soreness, and Weakness.
, 1880-06-20

On Monday, and during the
next thirty days, we will close
out all the Spring and Sum-
rner Goods on hand at a great
sacrifice. The following Bar
gains speak for themselves:
205 pieces Figured Lawns to be
closed out at 8 l-2c-
1000 pieces Figured Lawns, real
good quality, to be closed ont
at 5 and &c; worth s and 10c.
1863 pieces All-Linen Lawn to be
closed out at l5c; worth 25c.
$4,000 yards Calico to be closed
out at 3 and &c; worth 5 and &c.
so pieces Blk All-Wool Buntings
to be closed out at 18c, worth
25c.
In addition, we will offer
great bargains in Ladies'
Lawn, Linen, and Gingham
Suits, Paraso1s, Gloves, Hos
ierY, Underwear, etc. j..
NEW YORK Store,
284& 206 West Madis0n.st
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Hem. or Interest from the Fusnases and
Pastorle. of the Vicinity.

Iteu,s OF Interest from the Fusnases and
PastorIcs of the vicinity.
IT IA thought that tue BellAire Nall Mil
will start up Monday and run loF week
TmE E,na Glass Works OF BelIairc, Of
which Captain Devries Is President, ex'
meets 10 make glass by the 10th inst.
An impression prevails that theimprove'
men,s on the Goblet Works, South Bel.
lairs, are but slight, and do not merit
much attention, when the truth Is that the
works Is perhaps the moRt exlen1!ye Of any
In the city. Mr.. +. d. Gltrhel, who, Ii
superiutending the work, gave us the
dinent:ons Of the various buildings, which
are as follows: The furnace, which IS the
patent Of J. J. Gill, OF steGhsnylllc, is to
bs lS.pot one, with d stack ~ feet !
inches at the bgse, 0 feet s inches at the
ton. and rs feet u inches high. The factory
Ia h be- 7Ox76 feet and 70 leet high. The
rear building Is TO be 60G60 one way and
15 feet inches by Il feet the other way.
The mould shop Is TO be 40 feet square
and % feet high. The stock room is 10 be
4OxCO and IS feet high, aud the lime build
Ing 20xS0 and IS feet high. When all the
new s buildings arc completed they will
cover 10 ,OOO square feet Of gToEE4. These
arc The most extensive improvements Ge'
ing made in any glass house in the city,
and speak well for the prosperity oil the
Goblet Works.-BtlIdire lRdepeiyt7lt. :.
Tbs unY pottery on tho South Side u
fast approaching completion. The walls
arc up for the third story. TBS pottery
Will b ready for work In few weeks.
The Top Mlll and Belmont Mill paid Of
their workmen yesterday Instead oil to-
day. AS usual, so as to permit them to at.
tend the tariff demonstration Of beaver
The Riverside Mill has It's payday to,
day as l6ral.
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TnE JuSrIOES DEMONSTRATING he Pro
toction of The LaH.-There Is an almost un'
precedented briskness In business OF 4
criminal character before the Justices Of
the Peace Just now. For the last few day.
we have had more or fewer cases to report
every morning, and yesterday was no ex
eeption. Night before last Ellen Barrett
and two male friends were raising q rum
pus out on Fourteenth street, and the deni
zens Of that vicinity concluded they could
Barrett no longer. So Ellen was given In
custody 70 Squire PHILIPPE, and yesterday
that Justice fined her s. and costs, and In
default oil payment she was consigned "a
the BAstile de Daily. Two Young men
were also arrested as her companions, buI
she could not or would not identity them
aud they were released.
The BameJ ustiee yesterday fined Samue
Sanders s. and costs for an assault and
attempt TO provoke breach OF the peace
one Watkins being the complainant In
this case, The case will be tried today.
Squire W. W. Miller yesterday decided
the case Of the State Of Whst Virginia va
Mrs. Glass, tried by him ThusdSy night
and mentioned yesterday morning, lie
released Mrs. Glass, the charges against
her being not sustained.
Matilda Watkins was before Justice Bal
ger last night, on peace warrant sworn
out by Charles Watkins. The case was
continued until Monday at . o'clock 4. Y.
Patrick Morgan, on complaint Of Tim
othy Donovan, was held by Justice Bul.
ger 10 the sum OF filty dollars, 70 keep the
peace for six months.
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TIM WEST YiRdNiA STATE SUNDAY
scHoot CoNvRSTioN.-The meetinRa IL
connection with this assembly will oper
June q, and continue TO the evening
Of the oath. For the Information Of Sab
bath School workers, We clip the follow
Ing from the pogratnme Just Issued from
our Job office:
/. Delepates-As thisis Mas Con.
yention, all Sabbath School workers are
invited and Will Be considered delegates,
whether 20 appointed or not. II Is hoped
every Sunday School In the State will
send ut least one delegate.
2. EntertAlnment-The people oil
OlAFksburg will freely welcome and enter,
tain all Sunday School workers who come.
All who expect 70 attend should send
name and address to II. d. Bonghner,
Esq, ClBrksbuTg, w. Va, not later than
June 18th, 90 that entertainment arrange
ments may be completed as far as posi-
BILE, before Convention meets. Delegates
on arrival will report at II. +. Church.
8. Transportation Allie Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company, will issue ex.
cursion tickets from principal points In
each OF the counties OF the State, good
from June 10Th to June 18th, inclusive, at
the rate Of four cents per mile for the
round trip. B.-The Clarksburg, Weston
4 Glennville Railroad will issue excursion
tickets to Convention from Weston 70
Clarksburg, for 81 %, the Round Trip.
I. The music Of the Convention will
be found In Gospel Hymn Book (Moody
4 sankey) No. /. Bring your Hymn
Book with you.
8. statiStics.-Try TO get as much In
formation as possible concerning your
County Work, I. e., number Of Sunday
Schools, Teachers, Scholars, &c. D4w
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DID OK HER wEppIxa DAY.-A pecu
liarly sorroWful story Is that told by the
two notices In our advertising columns
this mornInR-lne announcing the mar,
rage, at noon yesterday, oil Miss Agile,
daughter Of B. y, Caldwell, 10 Mr.. ]. Ed,
Coen, and the other announcing the
death, at a quarter after seven o'clock last
evening, Of 4egie NJ, wife Of Mr.. j. ID u
Coen. The young couple had been be,
trothed for some time, and were deYotedly
attached TO each other. Miss Caldwell
has been III With typhoid fever for about
slx weeks, and when Il became fully ap.
parent that her recovery was impossible
she expressed the desire that she might BE-
united In marriage With her lover. In &C,
cordanee with this wish Rev. DR.. Gun.
bingham was summoned, and pronounced
the words which made the twain one
aesh. The stricken iriendF Of the young
lady, and particularly the beEeayed hns,
band Of iev hours, have tho heartfelt
sympathy o. the whole community in
their deep Addiction,
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RtyLE RcEEr.-Yesterday letter wa
received by the Wheeling Rifle Club from
the BAY View Ride Club, Of Buffalo, New
York, In reply to challenge sent them tC
shoot match at eight hundred yards, and
they decline TO shoot. ltsOems our shoot
en- are already making themselves known
among the riilemen Of the United States
and few clubs can be found 10 tackle them
Mr. Dwight, who has spent several yearl
irving 10 get q long range CLUB estAhlishAd
here, Is personally acquainted with OIL O.
the team which sailed from New YorL
Yesterday for ireland % shoot q match
with the Irish rifemen, and he says w
have az good material here for q lonl
range club Is is TO be found anywhere IN
this country.
The club have, through the courtesy o
Mr.. Charley Hornbrook, made arrange
ments To shoot their important long range
ml,che5 out at Harnbrook.s Park, wheTI
they have things under way for fine
range. Many ladies, who have expressed
a desire TO see this form Of modern rifle
shooting, eau now visit the Park and see
Il, and yhen they read OF the American
team and It's work in Ireland In July
they win realize better what long range
shooting Is.
There Il considerable amount o.
knowledge required for this long range
work, and any one who wishes 10 engage
in this popular recreation will be helped
along at any time BY the club, and taught
how 70 make bullaeyes, as the club wist
10 extend their members until large ant
complete organization Is well established
hOrs. The range at the park will b'
opened sometime neEt wept
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PERSONAL MESTioS.-Ws clip the fol.
lowing paragraph from recent issue oil
the New Orleans Times: ave were glad
10 meet Yesterday In the street Colonel
Alexander Campbell, oil West Virginia,
who Is in our city enroute TO his planta'
ton In 0oncordia parish. Col; Campbell
although West Yirgihlan, and represent,
ing that State In the National Democratic
Executive Committee, has large Interests
and wide CIRCLE OF friends in this State,
where he Is recognized as the embodi'
ment Of true Democratic principles and
old. fashioned honor and integrity. We
have seen in the papers that Col. Camp
bell has been brought forward by the
Democrats Of the First Congressional dis.
trict Of West Virginia to represent them
In Congress. The good people OF that
district could not have an ADLER or better
representative. We hope that they will
make the nomination.
The Bellaire IRdqendeHi notes that "Mr.
George Adams aud his daughter, Miss
Betty, OF Wheeling, we're In the city to-
day,h Also, that "Aiiss. Ithear, OF Wheeling,
| Ia visiting Miss Nora Baker, Of this city"
Mrs. N. @. West and Misses Lucy West
anu helh way VI WoOushVsut INV NSAV
| In the city yesterday for q short time.
Miss Tillie Hu1um, Of Bellaire, who has
been visiting friends on the Island for
some days, returned home yesterday.
Messrs. b. X. J. Ellilritz and N. Dinger
were 10 Washington, Pa, yesterday, max
ing arrangements ioI the Zane Street NJ. E,
Sunday school excursion.
George W. Atkinson, isin the city.
II. @. Sims, Of Huntington one Of the
Board Of Regents oithe University, pass
cd through the city yesterday, s1 route to
MorgantOWn. =.
W. A. strickler, clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF Richie county, Is 10 the city.
Il. W. Hunter, Sheriff oil Marshall 0oun-
ty, was In the city yesterday.
Capt. George n. Whatsoever, Of Graf
ton, who has just returned from Tennes-
see, 10 In the city.
Hon. @. p. 7. Moore, Of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals, came up from Point
Pleasant on the St LaVreage yester day,
aud will be 10 his seat to-day.
George ,Muegge, oil Iowa, formerly Of
this city, Is visiting his brothor.in.lAw,
Charles Behrens, Esq.
The following well known Fairm0nters,
and Knights Templar are In the city: Z.
NJ. Davidson and vile, Alex. Bebout, NJ.
NJ. Commerfield, Thos. Hought, o. S. Nc.
Kinney, Jas. Morrow, wife and daughter
X. d. Walker.
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a noon ron wIIEELIaG MEs.
Ws, som. Of oar CItlIeas DO Net Care
VINO is Nominated Mt Chicago.


why same or oar citizens DO Net Care
Who Is Nominated Mt Chicago.
some time aeoa company Of Wheeling
men, attracted by the success with which
Others were meeting in mining operations
| in The Colombo gold and silver asldS, In.
vested largely in mining lands in and
around Breekinidge in that State, which
town bids fair TO rival Leadyille In impor'
lance and magnitude as a mining centre.
The diiIsren. Colombo papers are full Of
the recent and valuable discoveries that
have been made In this section, and
among their references to the different
successful prospectoH, We notice the fol.
loving paragraph in the Denver (cOl.)
7riGlHe, Of May a.:
Another good strike has been made on
Negro Hill, just below the famous SluhAn
mine, In the lead owned by John d. Roby,
K. T. DeYries and Others, Of Wheeling, W.
Va. This last strike has two leet oil
solid iron hanging TO the upper WALL then
comes six inches Of solid galena, and be.
low Il comes carbonAtes, with chloride Of
copper through Il. II promises 70 be one
OF the richest carbonate strikes made here
this seasOn-running with 4 large lead
percentage, making II easily treated, while
the ehlorldes aud carbonAtes give 1t value
on mill run or assay"
Captain peYries and others In this city
are also Interested in large saw mill In
The same section Of Colorado, which Is
running foil Of orden, frequently being
unable to keep up with the demand.
The Wheeling men who are interested
In these mines are: Capt. Devries, Col.
Thos, II. D. Haase, s. r. Wells, II. Q.
Cans, Charley Dunlap, Thomas and
William Burke, DR.. John A. Campbell
and q. X. Dsyries.
We mentioned lew weeks ago the
magnificent offer made 10 the company
By capitalist who desired to purchase
their property. He offered Sl00, 900 cash
Tor their entire intOrest in Colorado, aud
as guarantee Of good faith deposited q
large forfeit. The company, after giving
the bid thorough consideration, eonclud.
ed 10 reject It, and keep the mines.
The property In Colorado owned by the
parties named, includes the saw mill and
eleven mines. They have also 200 acres
ii placer claims. Their mines are the
hMahonn Lode,i 'Sille Crlwr, "Coneyy"
champion, "Whale," Rosebud" "Lit-
tie Helen, n"Little Edna" dunlap" and
LEAD" LOles.
We congratulate them on their prospects
81 Becoming mining magnates, and hope
every one Of their mines may prove reg
ular HRonAuya."
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nm IlRIEF pEnossrRArIoN.
.,,.,r,mopt. perfected for n Monster
nesting NJ HEAVIER To-Day.

....,r.m,nt. perfected for n Monster
a..,Iar NJ HEAVIER To-Day.
49,. p...,,,,,...
The reunion oil the WESTERN Eehney NA'
mia, Eastern Ohio and West Virginia IRON
workers At the Beaver fair grounds, To-
Jay ptVpnises " w 50 '' -. :. -,
strAuon. IL Is eStmAted Lhas ~ ie.A'
twenty thousand people will be present.
Tha ls,,,a. of the AmalpaInated Associa.
nv ''us's " ~ -. - ,,..,,J .,.ni., n
tion propose 70 niAne S'Aau H'sp"' -
numbers. They Will carry hags, ETC., ana
be attended by bands, the members wear
inc designating badges. It Is estimated
- e NJ. .a,i,e oo,, ~ ths affair will IN
thAs INC eh.iie SV., " sls 80 so" +, = :.
about 5000. Vi this amount seoV ~
been subscribed at Pittsburgh, principally
hy Tho manufacturers. Cleveland contri.
~ %s - ,,'' ssoo y.n,,,,o.,n ssoo War.
'outes ABOUT s'OV, iouuss ~, 49, ~ =.
rem sl0O, Niles SUI and sharon sloO' IN
this city the Whitaker mill was w
only one, we believe, that contributes
anything towards the expenses Of thg "
CAslon. The managers Of this est4pllssIh |,
ment generously donated slVO. Dese
this money, however, ), considerable sEn SsrIaa.
amount has peen bPehn. . J T. wy NV
places Tor flags and other dee iI' ,oa ~
private parties, whloh sun vii ,hnn.sni
the total expense 70 ss'0f@ 'uouSAHu
more. ,,,. ,,,s.s ,romIsed are: Gov
Among we sPea ~ ,I,E S,ate. G Gov Howl
D. ~. Mat .I.sNsi. u GnY Fostsr Of Ohio;
Of fennsyNIEnb IA lion ~ b Keilsy,
hon DIM ~ a. u MnTtnIav Hon Thomas ii
Hon. william MGNsIIIRS snJsIi snsaEsr ii
Bayns, lilo mon' I HI W \ Sh,ils1beTVer
me house, nO HonL;rs uaS Ia,nss n
lion. 1atne H. u. ii n Mood Tn,tb Hon,
Emeeon, nOn fosanh RiSbon E.1'. az,
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AMusRNESrS.-Pat Rooney's great com.
binAtiOn will appear 1t the Opera House
next Saturday, June 18th. OF this show, 4
Columbus, Ohio, paper says; This favor,
lie company entertained al the ComStoclS
iColumbuSj last night fine aadienee, and
ana a. Il proposed. Not only IA "PAt"
hImSel[ present, butis backed, ironted and
supported with company who are mas
tefS OF the matter In hand. The DelAnos,
Morris, Field, Mollle Wilson, 10 song and
ballad, Wood and BeAslsy, In lnSlrumen,
tai mastery, Billy Carter, Reynolds and
wLlinR, In their buriasque, Lamont, Al
eontottloniAt, and, last Of all, Pat Rooney
himself, were each and all worthy Of Ia
voable mention and won frequent Ap
plAuhe Of the entire house. Tbs matinee
this afternoon was we'll attended. and To-
night another foil Performance Gloees the
engagement"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-05

A LoOAL EDIToR AYsAUTEp.-Last night
about u o'clock Messrs.n Thoma and Iiedl
Of the PolksbIda, were eating supper In
Martin Thornton's restaurant, when Mr..
Liedl was approached by one Jack Bran.
non, who rendered himself so conspicu.
Gus In the Beethoven excursion sOmo two
weeks ago. lrRnnon, when he came up
to Mr.. Liedle said, "you are q DID
Dutchman, amt your" and at the same
time dealt him blow In the breast with
bis flst. A man who was with BrGnnon
then ipteriered, and Mr.. Liedl called
Officer Lee, who took Brannon 10 the
lookup. Brannon has the reputation Of
being noisy bruiser and will, no doubt,
receive his deserts at the hands OF the
Judge this morning. Brannon had q re.
volyer In his hand at the time OF the as.
sault and this weapon was taken in charge
by Officer Lee.
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TnR preference which naturally efIer.
yescent waters deserve over the manuiac-
tured limitations Is universally recognized.
The natural mineral water offers q seoui.
" against the impurities 20 often found
In drinking water, and against all the dan.
gers resulting thereirom. The Apollinaris
Water, rightly called the Queen oil Table
Waters, 10 absolutely pure, highly effer.
yescent aud very pleasant Il has gained
victories over al It's competitors, and the
consuMtlon Of It IN the United States now
exceeds the aggregate Of all the other
springs combined. 6A28.
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River last night Q feet and falling slowly,
The Annie Kelly, N route from Louis.
vile to Wheeling with tow, passed Gin.
cinnati Thursday.
The Chancellor passed up Tor Pittsburgh
at 2 a. NJ. yesterday,
The st, Lawrence arrived at o'clock
yesterday afternoon, having large cargo
Of salt and miscellaneous freight. She
will have good trip out for Cincinnati
to-day.
Tie new and elegant steamer Dean
Adams passed down yesterday morning
before daylight.
The fiat.bOAt Wild Wagner Is unload.
ing fire.brick from the New Cumberland
Works at the wharf. The Friendly from
the same place, with clay for one OF the
iron mills on the South Side, came down
with the current last night,
Large quantities oil lumber are arriving
in this city by river. The wharf Is cover
ed with It.
Large shipments Of wool, rags and old
paper are on the whariboat waiting ship
ment TO Pittsburgh.
Tho Montana got down en- rouis Tor ST.
Louis yesterday morning e. 4 o'clock.
BenSon's terryiCjoat, now on the islam d
docks, !; receiving a Thorough overhaul
ing under the personal supervision Of Capt
Benson himself, and will come of better
''-N'' ''' lBy TsleslPL.I
CINCINNATI, June 4.-River 10 feet
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
warm. Arrived: Shinkle, Memphis
DepartetS Andes, Wheeling.
LOUISVILLE, June 4.-River stationary
0 feet inches In the canal. Business
dull. Weather cloudy and warmer, with
indications OF rain. Arrived: J. D
Parks. Cincinnati to Memphis; Chas. Nor
gan. Cincinnati to New Orleans; Eldora
do, st. Louis 10 Huntington.
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APPRoAcHISa CoNPLEroS. The ar
Engagements for the inst great excursion o
the people, young and old, under tho aus
pices oil the English Lutheran Sabbath
school, are rapidly approaching compile
ton, and As the day approaches
the interest It In deepenS aud height
ems. One oil the members went
out 70 Flushing yesterday and mel
with the most cordial assurances al
along the line. a prominent business
man said Thursday, ''Thpy are going q
the very garden spot Of Belmont county,
and through some Of the most beautiful
scenery they have ever Witnessed" The
railroad officials arc literally ION their
metal, and arc going 10 have every ar.
angemsnt at at class Ia every particular
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Ths baecalanraste sermon 10 the young
ladies, who graduate from the Female
College on Wednesday next, will be do.
liyeFed In the Fourth Street N. r. Church
tomorrow evening. BY Rev. G. P. Mas
da1
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TEANsyERs or REAL EsrATE. CLERK
Hook yesterday admitted TO record the
Deed made June 1, 1880, by Frederick;
and Margaret Bromer To John L. Hobbs
In consideration Of $500, Tor a piece Of
real estate In Richie district, north Of
Caldwell'a run, at point about 800 feet
above the bridge over the said run, near
FFAIieF's run.