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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-13
Personal POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Doings

4 Bridgeport correspondent says:
Mayer Frank Robinson has quite Il
reputation as checker player. }. l..
Smith, of Wheeling, an expert, played
six games with Robinson on Monday
and only got one game
We regret to learn that Squire Mix,
the Jolly dispenser Of justice in the
Eighth ward, is confined 10 MS home by
sight iudiSposition.
Dir. sample Ford, OF South Wheeling,
is confined to his bed by severe sickness.
We were unable to learn the nature OF
the disease.
Mr.. Fred. Gottleib, 4 former resident
of tins city, but now Of Baltimore, is
visiting his iather-in-law, John Butter
field, Esq, tor Il few days.
Kennedy Friend, Esq, left on the
Pewiky, last evening, for 4 short trip to
Cincinnati.
Councilman A. q. EoH is in CinCin-
natl, receiving medical advice on his
eyes.
Mr.. +. NJ. Pearson, superintendent OF
the Wheeling pottery, has taken out
his first naturalization papers. lie is u
native OF the mother country, and Will
make Il good citizen of the Gland Of the
iree."
Miss Cora Zane, OF the Island, who
has been visiting in MOundsville, re-
turned last evening, accompanied by
| Miss Name Tomlinson, who will pay
her a short visit.
Col. ]. Dunbar, the Steubenyille adj
vocate, is in the city, stopping at the
New Mcclure.
w. K. Underhill, the patentee OF the
House.
John II. Downs, Jr., and his bride,
and Miss Rattle Wells, left this evening
on the Pewiky for their homes in
Wheeling --SteIbenrilie Gd;Stie
A. Il. Order and A. X. Morehead, OF
Wheeling, attending the Dowus-McCay
wedding in this city, lett for home last
cYening.-St1bsnriHe Herald.
Among the latest arrivals at the New
McLure are the following: W. r. New
hall, Philadelphia; NJ. Il. Humphreys
and W. s. Church, Pittsburgh; W. f..
Dennis, New York; A. A. Levson. Gin
King, Philadelphia, u. Il. Wentworth,
New York; ". Dorsey, Baltimore; j. Il.
MacCauley, Boston; W. w. Smith,
Washington; j. +. Jones, Baltimore;
Louis Holliway, indianapolis; j. j..
Joyce, Cincinnati; ii. w. Riddle, RAJ
VIENNA; K. l.. Wilson, Waynesburg;
). W. Nicholson, Mansfield; Theodore
Chadayne, Sing Sing; John liagans,
c. Bryant, +. +. Baker, John Clinton,
New York; I. 5. Tappan, BelIaire; VI.
Egnlf, Pittsburgh; John 5. Chandler,
T. ]. Salisbury, Baltimore; ]. J. Wolf,
Cleveland; j. II. Palmer. Albany; q. T..
Tut, Bradford; W. II. Elliott, Cincin-
natl; IL. b. Alexander, Washington; K.
NJ Erancy. Columbus.
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A 4
coffee. A good tine y anticipated. al
mission e5 cents. -,
A festival for the benefit VI the new
band will be held in Commercial hsii'
tonight and tomorrow night. =
Home talent, under the direction OF
Prof. J. schoAeld, are preparing 70
give the people Of Martins Ferry q
grand entertainment week after next
by rendering Queen Esther. The en-
tertainment willbe continuedfiye nights.
Tomorrow is payday at Rainey s
coal works.
VIM. Mann, Esq, has just finished
shipping some eighty tons OF machinery
from his foundry to the iron works IN
Mingo, Ohio. :,
1t is proposed to hold festival about
the 10Th and 18th OF March, for the ben
eft OF the sufferers in Ireland.
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BRIDGEPORT.
What is Going On Over tho River.


Tuesday evening there was a meeting
in the Kirkwood VI. T.. Church 10 per
feet the organization OF law and order
organization. \ very small attendance
prevented the completion Ut the organl-
cation. Several speeches were made
showing that there Was some difference
Of opinion as to the object OF the asso-
citation, hut ii was finally settled by IN
sertng the word Temperance IN the
name. The enforcement ui the temper
ancc law will be It's main object.
4 sample coal oil lamp has been placei
on post in front OF our City Hall
save the MARYLAND gives good light.
1t is Oi the same pattern Us those adopt
ed IN Wheeling. Our committee, how
ever, insis, on gasoline and gasoline OF
some kind they will have. Probably
the original plan OF getting lamps like
the one on George Gltlin's corner will
be adhered to.
James Clayland who was recently
prospecting in Arkansas, bought farm
there and will soon move out. lie Ii
closing out his stock cheap.
The Jubilee Singers will sing tonight
in Heinlein's hall for the benefit Of the
Ladies Temperance Union. They
should have a good house.
There will be no service at the Pres
byterian Church next Sunday, rs Rev.
G.. W. Chaliant will be absent at Cam
bridge.
Yesterday evening two young men
upset a buggy in which they were rid
ing. The riders, not the buggy, were
top-heavy.
As predicted in the REGISTER few
DAYS ago, the pile driver engine at the
side OF the Bellaire road, frightened a
horse and caused him TO damage the
vehicle 10 which he was attached. Ii is
a dangerous plan, but there seems to be
no other way TO DO the work in progress
there.
The effects Of John Woodfeld's cigar
store, attached by the bank here on nc
count OF his forgery, were sold out at
auction "Wednesday afternoon.
J. y. West, who has been West lnyes.
tigating Kansas City, has returned home
greatly pleased with that place, 80 much
so that he would like TO live there.
Miss Mary Lyon, who has made her
home heretofore with A. O. Mansfield,
was married TO Mr.. Paul, Of Kansas,
Wednesday afternoon. They left on
the ; O'Clock train for steubenyille.
Elwood Dunlevy and wife, who left
for the West, Monday, have been heard
iron a. safe at Chicago, where they
stopped to rest iew days. Mr.. Dun
leyy's health has been delicate for some
time, and hopes are entertained by his
friends that the western air may benefit
him.
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Nafernns Meetlng.

The Veteran Association held a
special meeting, hast night, IN their hall
in the Mcclure House. The attendance
was better even than usual, and great
interest Was evinced IN the proceedings.
Vice President Chambers prcSi led.
The Committee on the Campfire 10
be held on to-day week ut Martin :
Ferry. reported that they had not made
definite arrangements Tor the trausQor-
tation Of the members OF the society, but
expresSci the belief that Capt. lukcnS'
packet or the ierrybOal at MaTtlu's
Ferry cOuld be secured Tor reasonable
conversation. COmTade COWien was
appointed 10 make arrangements Tor the
transportation.
Comrade Matthew AltmeyeTSubmitted
a plan by which soldiers can secure their
$40 acres a bounty land by forming
Joint stock companies. But as the plan
MAS rather indefinite, a committee was
appointed To draw up paper giving =
detailed statement Of the manner oi
procedure and the objects to be accom-
plished.
Comrade Hugh Sterling, from the
Committee on Soldiers Monument, re-
ported that he had had conversation
with the Trustees Of the monument
fund and they were DESTROYS OF having
this organization appoint u committee to
confer with them in regard 20 the cree
ton OF the monument, which would be
ready by May next. MeSSrs. ii. Ster-
ling, GeOrge h, Caldwell, Matt, AltmeyeT.
ThOs. Chambers and T. Laramie were
appointed as such committee, and
next Saturday was fixed for meeting
20 be held at the poStothce. II Is the
desire Of the Association, it being the
only veteran organization about here, to
have given ID full charge OF the de,iicat-
ing services. and it is quite probable
that no one will object to this
After some further conversation in re-
lation 20 the movement, 10 Vas decided
10 hold a meeting on the boat while on
the trip 10 Martins Ferry next Friday,
after which the Association adjourned.
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WELLSBURG.
Alleged Sheep Thief-Road Surveyor Ap-
pointed - The Bethany Burglary
Preaching by q Bishop-The Slander
Case.

Alleged sheep IThief-Road Surveyor Ap-
pointed - The Bethany Burglary
Preaching by q Bishop-The Slander
Case.
Barnet Cole, of Bethany, was brought
here to-day by Sheriff Curtis and lodged
in iail. He is charged with having
stolen, during the month OF January,
1880, five head OF sheep, or more, OF tile
value of $50, from VIM. Snediker, a
farmer living near Bethany.
The following Road Surveyors were
appointed by the County Court for the
different road precincts OF the county
For Buffalo district, No. |. VIM. Bane !;
No. ., Jos. B. Wilson; No 3, Robert
Miller, Jr. No. 1, Edwin Andrews; No.
), james Hukill No. 6, Dewitt Bane
No. Z, John Scott No. S, James Z
Smith; No. 9, W. II. Stewart; No. 10,
]. +. Counselman; No. IL, A. Y. Hedges
No. IL, James Ilindman; No. Is, An
drew Smith, Sr.; No. ii, W. NJ. Wilson ;
No. 10, 7. Ii. Buchanan; No. IL, James
p. Rodgers; No. Il, John Z.
smith; No. Is, Milton Lazear.
For Cross Creek district, Nos.
| and ., no appointments at
present; No. 3, u. +. Jester; No. 1, ST.
las Magee; No. 5, Alex. Finley; No. &,
c. J. Browning; No. I, Bricc Arbangh !:
No. S, A. +. Cavins; No. o, John
Wright, sr No. 10, \. u. Slansbury.
No new developments in regard to the
robbery ut Prof. Pendlcton's.
Bishop Pcterkin preached in the Eps-
copal church on "Wednesday evening
and Thursday morning, and also con.
lrmed several persons on Wednesday
evening.
There is a possibility that the taking
of testimony in the Curtis. Cox case will
he concluded Thursday evening or Fri
day morning.
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FOURTH STREET.
The Good Work still Continues
= Various Meetings for To-

sA.os-1
day.
The interest in the revival services at
the Fourth street NJ. E. Church seems
TO increase every moment, and nearly
everyone in the city has some mention
TO make Of the good work being done
there. 1T.
The meetings OF Yesterday were fully
as instructive as those OF any previous
one. and the attendance larger than
anv heretofore. The prayer meeting at
3P. NJ. was one noted for the earnest
ness displayed by all who participated.
The children's meeting p. NJ,
led by Rev. J. T. Stone was also
very interesting one. These meetings
are held every afternoon and parents
are earnestly requested to SEND their
bows and girls, as it is thought that
great results may be obtained from
these services. Att p. N. the prayer
meeting and convert meeting were well
attended. At 7:30 the spacious lecture
room was crowded Notwithstanding the
Indictment weather. After singing ana
PRAYER Mrs. Robinson preached from
James iii. 4, Behold also the ships
which though they be so great, and are
driven OF fierce winds, yet are they
turned about with very small helm
whithersoever the governor listeth.
The conclusions drawn from tins text
were as follows:
|. The importance OF little things and
the power OF influence.
9 Power OF influence turning upon
little things.
The sermon was a most powerful, in
tcresting and earnest one.
Eleven persons came forward Tor
PRAYER, and there were five conversions.
The music OF the large choir was one
OF the very interesting features, their
voices blending and leading the large
congregation nicely.
To day will be observed as 4 day OF
fasting and PRAYER for special objects.
There will be continual services from 10
A. VI. until =. NJ, and regular services
at 100 I. NJ. The meetings are Is iol-
lows:
lOtollA. M-Bible readings on the
subject OF prayer. :.
ii TO IL M.-Special prayer for Gods
outpouring on this work.
u to | 4. M.-Business mems prayer
meeting.
Ito 4. M.--Special prayer Tor schools
ami choirS.
2to =. M.-TempCrance.
3to4P. M-General exercises.
Ar. M.-Childrcn's meeting.
M-Praycr and converts meeting
$50 T.. M.-Public service.
The request OF Mrs. Robinson is that
as many as possible who can will attend
these meetings. Let every one turn
out and help the good work along,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-13
ADJUSTMENTS

BARLOW, WILSON, PRIMROSE AND WEST.
Reserved seats will be on sale this
morning, at Lucas, for this sterling
minstrel combination, which will play
To one OF the largest houses OF the
season. The Hartford CiuTdEt says:
Although the name OF the minstrel
troupe which held the stage at the Opera
house last evening is an awkward one.
there is nothing awkward about the
performance, which was the best in this
line seen here OF late. Barlow, Wilson.
Primrose and Vests Minstrel's COM
bine the best and mos; taking features
OF the business. They are large com
pany in number and great in lyrical.
pantomimic, iarcial, gymnas:ic and
other features. They were received by
full house, and from beginning to end
the Programme was applauded and
greatly enjoyed. The orchestral part
was excellent, and the funny sayings
Of the ten end men were fresh and
taking.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-13
A Complicated Case

NV daughter, Emily Steck, suffered
for more than two years from a sore leg.
About four inches below the knee there
was sometimes only one, then again
several openings from which matter
would be discharged, and cause great
pain. Medical assistance proved OF bat
little effect About two months ago We
we're induced by friend to try ST. IA
coEs on. The result was that the pain
gradually vanished, the swelling disap-
peared, the discharge Of matter ceased,
and the wound healed up. For FIVE
weeks the leg has not only been entirely
well, and all pain gone, but my child
has also been well in every respect, and
il gives NE much pleasure to report
these wonderful effects.
SOPHIE STECK,
BgFdlo, v. \.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-13

Business duh. Weather warm and cloudy
and drixxling all evening. Arrivals ami
departures-W0od and tow, to Pitt.
burph Storm and tow from st. Louis
to PonAeroy.
UrxcrsSArr, February l2.-River I6
feet 4 inches and rising. Weather rainy.
Afriyed-Andes, Wheeling. Departed
james b. Parker, Memphis; Katie
Stockdale, Pittsburgh; Springer, New
Orleans.
NAsHyILLH, February l2.-Riyer
risins with 10 feet on the shoals. Ar.
riyed-Rhes, Cairo.
MEMPHIS, February l2.-River fallen
. inches. Arriyed-Cons. Millar, Gin.
cinnati; John Gilmore, New Orleans
Raining heavily.
CAIRO, February IL. - Arrived 49,
Sam. Roberts, Ohio river. Departed
Anderson, Nashville; Sam. Roberts
ST Louis. River 10 feet inches and
rising. Weather rainy; thermometer So
New ORLEANS, February l2.-Arriyei
Commonwealth, st. Louis. Departed
Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati Henry
Frank, Memphis. Weather cloudy:
thermometer 76. Light shower last
night.
Sr. LOUIS, February l2.-Arrivei-
Holiday, New Orleans. Departed
Belle Shreveport, New Orleans; Maudr.
Vicksburg. River stationary with S irei
s inches by the gauge. Weather cloudy
and colder.
VIcKsBURG, February l2.-Weaihrr
cloudy; thermometer IS. River fallen 6
inches. Down-Golddust and W. Kyle
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IL SAems Irnpossihla

that a remedy made OF such common,
simple plants as Hops, Buchu, Man
drake, Dandelion. &c, should make 50
many and such marvellous and wonder
iul cures Is Hop Biiters, but when old
and young, rich and poor, pastor and
doctor. LAWYER and editor, all testify to
having been cured by them, you must
believe and try them yourself, and
doubt no longer. See other column.
Laughlin Bros 4 Co., Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling.
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SOPHIE STECK.
BuEGb, v. y

NclAIS BKOTHEEs, Of our city, have
been appointed agents OF this and the
neighbOripg county OF Belmont for the
sale Of the celebrated Excelsior kidney
Pads, receiving last night by express q
large invoice from the factory In Toledo.
The construction OF the Excelsior Pad IL
original IN is design, more easily worn
and more comfortable to the patient
than any other, while the price has
been reduced 10 one dollar and hall.
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Cincinnau.
LIVE STOCK.
ev York.


NEw YORK, February l2.-Be"yes
Receipts 40 head. No traffic in live.
Dressed dull at 6l@Sc. Shipments 3n
head Of live cattle and $40 quarters Of
beef.
Receipts 400 head. Market
slow and not quotahly lower; salcs Of
sheep at ~ 00(d6 80; lambs So 75td7 ~.
dressed mutton and lambs dull - uJJ'
s 90 Shipments 100 carcsscs.
IIogs-Rcceipts $3.50. Market a SHADE
6rmer at 81 S5G15 90 Tor live; 50 00ta6 ~
for city dressed. Shipments l70 dressed
. hogs.
ass.s East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, February l2,-Catte
Receipts to-day only Is head Of yari
stock no through; total for three day,
473 head OF through and SS5 heal ul
local. Nothing much being on hand g.
sale No business has been done in the
cattle line. Sales for three days ia
head.
Hogs Receipts to-day 2,9l5 head. 10.
tai for three days 800 head; Workers
IL 30ta,+ 30; Philadeiphias ~ 65tai 81.
Sheep-Reccipt to-day 600 head.
total for three days I, 100. Selling at - ~
(l,5 ~. Market closed fair.
CHICAGO.
CHIcAGo, February l0-The Drop0'
Journal reports hog receipts 1000 heal.
shipments 1000 head. Market opened
fairly active; closing quiet but finn
mixed packing 81 l0G4i 81; light - 3Oa
20; choice heavy ~ iO(1i o.
Cattle Receipts s, 500 heal shipments
900 head. In good demand all spli
early at strong rates; shipping 81 0Ra
30; butchers firm; cows & 30Ca3 ~,
bulls g 35ta3 20: oxen 81 g0Cd3 ~
calves 81 00a5 81; stockers and feed
ers steady at 81 y0taI 10.
shecp-Reeeipts 100 head; ship.
ments 800 head. Market quiet aIl
easier but not quoiably lower AT ,Iv
la5 10.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Social, Amusement Industrial and Per
sonAl A fairs.


Tonight the members Of the Martins
Ferry Reading Club will enjoy their
first anniversary supper at the Allison
House, on Fifth street.
Yesterday Was payday a; the laugh
lin mill.
The owners Of Commercial Hall are
charging il by running the stage back
over the Commercial bank. This will
improve the capacity oil the hall very
much.
There is a good deal Of grumblins
about the ordinance passed lately by
Council, making hucksters, &c, pay u
oense some have grave doubts about
the wisdom Of passing such an ordi-
nance. s.
There viii be a meeting OF veteran
soldiers in Commercial Hall, Friday
evening, February 20, when they pro-
pose 10 light the campfire. and have q
supper OF beans. hanback,. ditch and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-13

WAsuINGroS, February IL, | 4. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
heavy rains, falling, followed by rising
barometer, variable winds, shifting tn
north and west during the night, with
clearing and cold Weather.
For the Lower Lakes, colder and
threatening weather, with snow and
rain, variable winds and falling, followed
by rising barometer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-13

The following conveyance OF proper
" was admitted To record, Yesterday
bv Clerk lIoJk. oi the County Court:
Deed made January L., 1850, between
VIM. L. Hubbard, trustee, ami Samuel
Elder. Tor thirty-Six feet of the cast end
of the south hall of lot No. 30, in Chap.
line X Eofi's addition. Consideration,
.gnA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-13
SPECIAL BARGAINS.

25 pieces BLACK Cashmere,
100 Bed Spreads 200 Ci0H. We
rino and Cotton Hose. 1000
yards bark Prints. 100 boxes
knitting Cotton. MarsCillcs and
NainsOOk. Long and short
Dresses. 100 boxes Ruching,
which offer at very low prices,
JOHN EMSHEIMER, III
Main street.
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DIZZY GOODS.
New Yott,

NEwYoRK, February Is Dry Goois
The general market rather les active,
but prices firm on all kinds " goods
Cotton goods closely sold up AMI very
firm. Prints quiet and steady. Lawns
aud piques Ia good demand Dress gJpis
and ginghams fairly active. Men .
wear wooIens in steady request. Foreign
goods more sought for aud firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-13

PEEsoSs With stated incomes. can
parchase q Mason & Hamlin Cabinet
0rgsn at She;b's Music Store, on easy
payments OF IS or more monthly, and
thus secure the best organ made
for = very small sum. Call under
Washington Hall and see them.
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CLEVELAND & PlTTSBURG R. r
Condensed Time Card
GOING FAST AND WEST.

ON aud after Nov g. lSs9. AL trains will run
daily Except sunday, As follows:
Through trains "a Pittsburgh.
although trains 10 Cleveland.
Through trains ~ Chicago.
Pullman's PariOr Cas between Neiissille ana
Cleveland.
Hotel aud Sleeping Cans on all trains between
anfanca and ChfpagD.
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nENTxaTRx.

rro THoss THAT DESIRE TO SAVE THEIR
II natural teeth We would say that We are now
better prepared than ever before 10 enable Them
Plrs3ER we can and are making better and
handsomer Gold Filings, With mope ease 70 our
patients, than have heretofore been made N his
cisy or elsewhere, without the aid OF the Electre
PiusSc-. What We say We can prove oy N'uSi
dsnaon.Er- ton Call and see for yourselves.
JAMES ~ SuRGIS0N Il son,
y2lYh No. llS Market ST.. Wheeling, ". va.
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vNrSouSp rRAISS

No. 10. on saturday night has no connection
tDr Chicago or Sandusky.
Pullman Palace, DraSiRg Room ana oieepils
CsH on All night trains -
CNos9 connections are made for all points
south and sOuthWest North and NOTthSest;
making thlsA desirable route for oolOnhs anu
persons moving % the great West, anu 70 WON
PARTICULAR at1ntiOn u Owen.
No o stops Al ali stations between wheeling
aud Graiton-
WHEELING, PITTSBURGH AND BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling. ..-.-........o:4O A. n. l.aO r. NJ
TriadclphiA Accommodation.
Leave Wheeling A. N ~ " NJ
Tickets 70 all principal points ON sale AZ depot
once open al an houn during the day.
Information % the travelling public eheerfully
given. W, n CLshhNls' ~ 81 1,
T. DEVERlES. Genenl Agent wheeling.
uOyiS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-13

Trains leaving Columbus az 10 2, and Q ~
n run daily. Through Chic9gO EXpfC>S
l,ayss Columbus daily except sunday. ~ 20 p
N with sleeRing car aattache,l arriving In ChiCl
gpatl.sp uext mdmlng Berths can b sevured
Ia tiyau1e AZ Union Depot uckct once Vo'nh
buA A
t1lllnan draw ing rOOm sleep INA can throuSh
Without rhanGe frOn SIeubenVille kast 70 fhtla-
delphiA a. q New York, and West y ColninbuS
Louis 80
FOR through tickets. baggage checks. Sleeping
car accommodations, and any further intorula'
uln apply 10 Joseph NJ Bellcyille, Ticket Agcui
al Pan-Hanile Depot. foot Of kleyenth street or
Al city Ticket 0hioe. under MeLurc House,
Wheeling
u. ". Caldwell. General AanAgsr Columbus,
AGENT. Colamhus. u NOW
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Municipal cour,-JudSe cranmer.

Court met at 10 "A. N.
ID. B. WEIGH vs.. Franklin Insurance
Company, in aSsumpsit. This case is
still on trial.
Court adjourned until 10 An.
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To CLEVELAND
Only . Hours and IS Minutes


Stcubeuyil,c accommodation leaves BellAlre AT
4.EP. ~, Bridgeport a; J.0O and arrives al Ste0-
bcnvilie AZ 6:lS p. NJ
atS.5l A. n: arrive at BellAirC at 800 A. II.
The Steubeuvillc Accommodation. IN addition
10 their regular trip 10 and from stcubenyilie
will make the following trips between Beliaire
aud Martins Ferry:
bridgeport To Martins Ferry lO.; A. N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-02-13

stopping when required AZ sherman HOuSc.
EtnayiDt. WCst Wheeling aud GrSyel llill
Tickets and baggage checks % all principal
p5ipts In the East aud West can b. procured at
lac ticket OtiiCc In BriiggpOyt I. Z MYERS,
unylq General Passenger Il Ticket Agent.
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100 Infants and Long and
short Dresses, gOing at 7.Ic and
81. at JOHN EMSlIEIMEsSS.
III Main street.
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GRAND opening OF the Atlantic Cloth.
ING House, March |. Large stock vi
clothing and gents furnishing goods on
exhibition. Don't fail to call AROUND
and examine the stock. NJ. Salnger,
proprietOr.