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Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23
Fine shower yesterday.
-Tuscumbia is on the Improve.

-fthe shower yesterday.
--Tuscumbia is on the Improve.
Master Grant CLARK Is. quite sick.
Railroad tie RATS arc boating to osAgo
City.
Mrs. Dan' Henley visited our town last
Monday.
The late rains cause the hill-sopos 10
look green.
-R. kirkpatrick lett town last Tuesday on
visit To friends.
The people Of Tuscumbia are e. 'joying
good health.
--Rood's Gilt Rlge Tonic prevents malaria.
DR.. McGee Intends putting up an Office
10 the noAr future.
old irionl vaughn on the GiAyoix has
been quite sick.
--sheriF MILES made & trip in northern
direction last Monday.
--art. freeman has two stone masoos
working on her new resiisaco.
Herman Kelsey IS doing good business
in his pea nut and oyster department.
--Frloud Cump Tinsley il 10 town aiding
the erection and rebuilding Of Mrs. Freeman'a
house.
MIR. Andrew Hcpkias Of Uimoas Ridge
IS 10 iowa working on tue new residence Of
Mrs. Freemau's.
--SamI Todd visited hil fathers farm last
Tq3sday, near Mt. Pleasla. bringing back a
lead Of wheat.
III Oh and Hslsaty streets will undergo
some grading soon, to mako the required I'LL
1t tho now bridge.
The Anchor Mills are puiIing and snort.
ing day aud night, masing lumber aud bread
stun TO house and feed tie wanting.
Louis Lasem has rsplenished bis large
stock Of staple and fancy goods and can ao
commodato his cas.omers WITH anything
they waut.
Jos L. Cummi0gs visited Jei. City las
Friday and returned Sunday; wlil in a sborj
time have looms OF fall goods for the accom-
d mediation OF hts many cus.omers.
--Auguata P. Folsom has been receiving
J.. by the steamers OF late lsrge stocks Of good
IA aad groceries; aud mas 200 barre.s Of LIVER
pool ana Rock Island sat. Cali and see.
: Reds GiH EIgs Tonic restores the Ap
}. spc,i.e,
BY telegraph we learn there are now
g 27s OF tho "rusaum9la Reading Cub" a
Is Zoe eseh mskes a charity fund o. 81 dollar
lad 50 cents for the distressed wldows anI
" orphans OF Sliiler county. for noxt month.
% Many Of our old friaodi from Jim Henr
called last week 10 see US, Among whol
h ve,e Herman Beckman and Henry Llbbe.
}. Hearg said he hat peen 10 dot Rodin ll!uI
A. yot givb lessons.
ID PACE. THOMPSON our fellow townsma
Va Ia constantly 81 hia shop on Wster street. III
roady at all times 20 make mend ana rep.
Bo,ts aid Shoes. HIS work is done 10 Il
bost manner; we speak ater Eve years e.
% perierce Of Pages WORK.
I'd Iii people are insured in q good relia5
company and they burn our or get the
- houses destroyed by lightenIng or get blow
away By cyclone, they haye something =
&, liable 70 fall back on or start In the wor
agaIn,oa their Own h1ok, snd are relieved
30 the humility OF circulating suAsc'ipti'
L. paper among their iriencs, Call on Il. V
BDck and insure in substantial compan
at ratea more reasonable than u.ual
n had. nl7-tf.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23

Spring Garden Seminary, Hitler Co.. no
The Anuus Session OF fhe Spring Garden
School will commence on OF about Sept. 6.h,
$50, ard continue ten mouths--For particu-
lArs address sUTToN 81 moLRs, Locust
Mound, Miller county, Mo.
rDI-Qs,
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23

BY ESQ. K. Yer Brycs stthe "Home," on
last Sunday evening 18th inst. Mr.. George
w. Adcock TO Miss Many vaughn--all Of
Miller county, Mo.
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23
EOFlgE

The undersigned wishes 10 employ a
school teacher 10 teach IN Dist. |, I Al, x IL,
who cAa tlach u ,glish aad:Garman IS the
law dirscts.--Y o LpToSr. Dat. clerk
Osage Valley banner., 1880-09-23

Iii. Pleasant Saes and Boot BONDING.
james }. Reed will hall sole shoes and
boots for 50 cents per pair till 1sG March.
1881.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-12

Ems.-saturday morning an alarm Of
fire was caused by the burning Of the roof
of q stable on the premises OF Mr.. J. r.
Greer, on East Fourteenth street. The
damage was slight, not exceeding 500.
The origin Of the fire is not known. The
department was on hand, but Rev: Barnit1
did very good work with q street hose.
Saturday, at 1880 7. ~, an alarm Of FIRE
was sent In from Hobbs, Brockunier 4
Co.'s glass works. Thirty.sixth and Nc
.Colloch streets. The hre originated in
the pot house and was extinguished by
the Babcock extinguishers and Eighth
ward reel. The department made unpre.
cedented time, but wa not needed. The
damage was triiing. The FIRE isinated
from the fire in a stove igniting sone old
barrels.
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MASON { HAALIs Organs at sheib's.


AstNpk kNV"At
The marks indicate IA feet and falling.
The ST. Lawrence departed Saturday for
Cincinnati with q good trip. Among the
passengers were Capt. John Mcclure, hit
daughter, Miss Juliet, and son John, wins
are en- route TO Texas.
The Andes is due from Cincinnati to-
day, and will return tomorrow evening al
the usual hour.
The Diurnal is at Sweeney & Sons ma,
chine shops having some repairs made Il
her machinery.
by Telegraph
NGw ORLEANS, January ll.-Weathel
cloudy and warm.
MEMPHIS, January l1.-River stationary
Weather threatening.
CAIRO, January ll.-River 80 feet inches
and rising. Weather raining. Thermome
ter &c.
PITTSBURGH. January 1l.-River s fee!
9 inches and falling. Weather cloudy ant
warm. Arrived: @. w. Bachelor.
CINCINNATI, January 1l.-River 40 feet
inches and falling. Weather raining
Arrived: Granite State, Pittsburg; Gold
en- City, New Orleans. Departed: Granite
State, Louisville.
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PERseSAL MRSrEoS.-Dr. j. L. S. Hall
returned, last evening from a b%usinesstri !
through Ohio.
House Yesterday were: s. r. Mcconnell,
Burlington, Iowa; VIM. a; Pitts s.; 10y
Isl 9. Cosgroye,Al AZ Round; J;P. Mathi-
a., Baltimore; Arthur Van Moorsrnan,
Chicago; ". Carpenter, Chicago; S. w.
Hayden, Coshdon, Ohio.
Mr.. T. o. Bullock, q talented young at
torney OF Parkersbnrg, who Is en- route
North, Is stopping over In this city, for q
few days, visiting friends.
The John Albright who Is mentioned In
the Sunday papers Is not the John al.
bright who works at Hoffman's tannery.
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AMusEMEsTs.-To.night the Weathers.
by-Goodwin combination will appear at
the Opera House. The Naw York Tribune
saws: WtHobbies' tells how several young
people wish to have private theatricals,
how their idea is opposed by their elders,
and how they ingeniously oyercame this
Opposition. The author has made adroit
atlnsion 10 many Of the topics Of the day
which have o ridiculous side, and he man
ages TO invest itall with an air OF absurdi-
~. Miss Eliza Weathersby, who acts rs a
iady's maid, Is bright, pretty, vivacious,
and full Of fun. Miss Jennie Weathersby
Is amusing, and Miss Yenie Clancy sings
several songs prettily. Mr.. N. Q. Good
win, IT., lisa clever young actor, and has q
part OF the richest comedy type. He was
good In his limitations OF q number Of
we'll known actors. Besides this. he also
succeeded as a grotesque dancer. The
piece Is prettily put upon the stage, and
tha music 10 pleasing"
Tcketa ut Lucas.
The "Pathanders." bnrlesque compa-
ny, will appear Friday night, Saturday
matinee and Saturday night,of this week;
This company comes to us oomplimented
by the press all over the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-12

wAyKREY BAxquEr.-seyenteen Of the
veterans Of the Waverly Literary Society
responded to the call Saturday evening,
and pursuant to arrangements met at
Martins Restaurant TO celebrate the sew.
enth anniversary OF the society. The
supper was discussed with great good ieei-
ine. and many were the compliments pass
ed upon that ingof caterers, Martin. The
cloth removed, o number Of appropriate
toasts were proposed and responded to in
avery happy manner. The reporter had
his notebook out, and kept q faithful
record OF the proceedings, but uniortu'
nately-or fortunately, Just as you like
he laid his notes on Q table, and ~absenting
himself for q short time, returned. to find
that they had been utilized for cigar light
ers. The reunion was an exceedingly
pleasant one, and those who were present
We know will not object 10 an early recur.
renee OF a similar event.
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NEw F1RM.-Mr. A. W. PAUL, who has
been so long and fayorably known in the
wall paper business in this city, has dis
posed OF his bushes to Messrs. J. u. Orr
4 Co., who will hereafter carry on the bus
iness at the old stand. By reference 70
their advertisement in another column !:
will be seen that the new firm proposes
to keep a large and choice selection oil
wall paper and stationery, blank books &c.
mir. orr was formerly IN the same bust.
ness In this city, and his old friends and
customers will be glad to welcome him
hack
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IScoRpoRArIoN.-Secreta ofstate Brady
issued on Saturday last q certificate Of in.
corporation to the Manufacturer Fire In.
surance Company, an association formed
for the purpose Of carrying on q fire and
marine insurance business, discounting
notes, &c, &c. It's principal place Of bust.
ness Is TO be in the city OF Wheeling, and
the corporation expires January lst, 1900.
One thousand dollars have been subscribed
TO the capital stock and 500 paid in.
Privilege OF increasing capital stock to
Ave hundred thousand dollars is reserved.
Shares are 500 each, and the following
parties, all residents Of Wheeling, hold one
share each, viz: Michael Reilly, HenryK.
List, Thos.. o,Brien, Geo. r. Jingle, Geo.
Hook, Thos. Il. Logan, Lucius Hoge, Louis
O. Stifel. Jacob R. Greer and ]. Q. Alder.
aAN .."
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FELL DEAD.-For several days past
daughter OF Louis Metzger, car
'penter at Hanes, Wilson 4 Cos, North
Wheeling, and who lives at the corner Of
alley Three andMain street, has been sick
with sore throat. Yesterday morning
about 0 o'clock she was in the dining
room, and asked her mother for q drink
OF coffee, which was given her, when she
walked to the adjoining room and fell to
theloor dead. Medical assistance was sum.
moned at once, but Of course was Of no
avail. his thought the coffee strangled
her, as her throat wasi in avery inflamed
andswollen condition.
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LABOR AND soclALlsM.-A very slim
crowd assembled at the Guards Hose
House on Saturday night 10 hear the
reading OF the platform, and to attend 10
other business. The meeting was presid-
ed over by Mr.. S. A. Kepner, Chairman,
who, in calling It to order, took occasion
to review the order, It's origin, progress,
and ultimate condition. At the conclu.
sion OF Mr.. Kepner's speech Mr.. J. II.
McFall offered the following resolution:
Resolred, That the Labor Reform Associ-
alton Of Wheeling emphatically disavow
any utilization, or even the slightest SYM
pathy for the party styling themselves
Socialists, and We hereby denounce said
organization as an enemy OF civilization
This gave rise to a long and tedious dis
c%ussion, in which Mr.. s. III. Goshorn, a
Socialist, read a platform OF the party, and
at great length demonstrated tho good the
Socialists had done and were to do.
Mr.. Kepner, in reply, pointed out the
history OF the party (Socialist) in Ger.
many, the Communism OF Paris and the
Nihilism OF Russia, and their detrimental
effects upon those nations, both now and
in the past. He also reflected on the par
ty in this country as being n thing TO
the world outside and another 10 them.
selves in secret.
Mr.. Goshorn denied, as q member, ever
having attended a secret meeting, in a
years membership.
Mr.. j. ii. Burt defended the Socialists,
and also paid a glowing tribute 10 MIR. Nc
CURE, who was In tho city last week.
Alter which, on motion, the McFall rcso.
luton was tabled.
Col. Goodiellow then addressed the
meeting on the issues before them, and
gave his auditors the results OF bis obser-
vations both in this country and Europe.
Capt. Robert Marshall followed in a
characteristic address, in which the nee
essity OF a movement OF this kind was
shown, and also the further necessity ola
hearty cooperation OF all workingmen, In
order to the successfully deserved.
Other desultory speaking took place and
the following resolution was offered and
adopted:
Rsolred, That all the workingmen in the
city be requested 10 form themselves into
ward clubs, and meet regularly for the
purpose Of agitating and strengthening
their cause,
Mr.. Ed. Robertson was in fsvor OF q full
ticket being put into the field at the ap-
preaching campaign, composed OF their
own representatives, and that no outside
alliances be formed.
Az the conclusion Of his remarks Mr..
Robertson made a motion comprehend.
ing his ideas on the subject. This mo-
ton provoked some discussion as TO the
expediency and propriety, but was finally
adopted.
county, had written a letter 10 a member
Of the party in this city, in which he en-.
couraged the members Of this city TO per.
severe in what they had undertaken, and
they would come out all right. He assur-
ed them that Kanawha county was doing
her duty In the matter.
On motion the meeting adjourned to
meet at Hope Hose House Hall, at the
call Of the President.
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poIlcr CorRreLudae Grammar.

The following cases were disposed oiat
this court Saturday:
Rutter were allowed to go on the pay
ment OF costs for hauling in the city with
out FIRST payingthe license.
Philip Campbell, drunk, Paid costs.
Saturday afternoon Caroline Ritz paid
S and costs for emptyfng slop on Peter
Erb's premises,
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Make "IIappy New Year" Happy.
BY presenting your wife, daughter, sister,
or friend with
Steinway Piano,
Fischer Piano,
Knabe Piano,
Emerson Piano,
Weber Piano,
Chickering Piano,
palace Organ,
Loring& Blake Organ,
Piano or organ stool,
Elegant piano cover,
Accordion,
Guitar,
Violin and bow,
o. Banjo,
From the magnificent stock to be found
at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street
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nENTisTRY.-To THOSE THAT De
III SIRE % ave their natural teeth We Hoald ny
ihSt Se Ar now better prepared than ever hSiore 70
snabIe them 70 DO %. By the use Of an BLfcIao
~ b.ndSamer Gold Filling with more e1e 70 our
PShsntS, than have heretofore been inade IN W.
sItS * oisoVheFe, without the aid Of the klectf1e
piieE0F. What We say We can prove ~ Ae'uA
SssdenstTAiLon, Call and zee Tor yourselves.
JAMES N. suRGISON q SON
ami Nc, II5S Market IT,, Wheeling, W. Vs.
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THE Riverside blackSmiths and laborers
will receive ten per cent advance today.
A SUPPLY Of locke having arrived, work
has resumed ct the Belmont blast furnace.
JouN JAgsErr, OF Sharon, Pa, Is the
new President Of the A. A. l., s. and \.
w. :,
Tnr pay days at the Crescent mill
will be ~fortnightly hereafter instead OF
monthly.
MrrzsrR, scHELLHAsR & Co, have I'D.
yanced their furniture makers wages ten
per cent.
TIM roushers and catchers OF the cres-
cent mill received 25 cent \ day advance on
Saturday.
The lad Post, who was wounded by the
torpedo explosion on Friday afternoon, is
recovering.
MAORI. W. SWEENEY presented the
Nail City Boat Club with q "Venus Aph-
rodite" Saturday night.
Rev. THOMPSON and G.. W. Baggs ad-
dressed q temperance meeting at Parkers
Hall yesterday afternoon.
TuR foundation for the new hot blast at
the Belmont Mill Is completed and brick
laying will commence At once.
TIE wages OF the third hands were In.
creased BY the boilers Saturday to 81 10
per day, instead Of 81 as formerly.
PRoP. DWIGHT has invented q very neat
little steam engine, which he will use 70
facilitate operations in his laboratory.
"Damme" It's two bad. The bundle
thrown into the creek o few nights ago
was only a cat. The plice developed this.
Aucr1osEER w. H. Haller on Saturday
sold several building lotin East Wheeling.
one on Chapline street, and one on the
Island.
Four OF the 0'Neill OF family Of North
Wheeling were before Squire Miller on
Saturday afternoon, but the case was com
promised.
THR vacant places OF the striking track.
men on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
in this city have been filed by Other
workmen.
Much complaint comes from the firemen
ON account OF the mud and sand in fire
plugs, and also in the water pipes along
The streets. The four.inch pipe on FIJI
teenth street Is said TO full OF mud.
WHILE playing at q dance on Christmas
Eve, a South Side musician "busted" biz
instrument in trying to play high "E,'
and the following day got d severe case
Of typhoid fever. Cause: That BLASTED
At a meeting OF the La Belle mil
third hands at Tapes Hall, Eighth ward
yesterday, 1t was determined 70 strike iol
81 25 q day. They were out all last week
and from the conversations we have hac
with boilers, it Is likely they will stay
THERE will be a select Leap Year part,
at Franzheim's Hall on Thursday night
given by some Of our most prominen
German young ladies. This party from
what we have heard Of II, will be one o
the finest ever given in this city
Kramer's full band has been engaged anc
all the hacks in the city.
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cunlsrIAx HAssI, Esq, youngstown,
S Ohio i + IL AL Hi If iSy s. ever 5as sSs TSS Ti. Fol
twelve long years she had suffered with
Neuralgia In the head, and often. had the
most terrible pains. Hall Q bottle Of 81.
Jacobs vi cured her entirely,
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ISaRox1Sa Nails, Corns and Bunions
cured Immediately and permanently,
without pain or blood, by Dr.. Simonson,
now at the New Mcclure House for ashort
time only.
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SILVER LAKE FLouR.-simon Baer 4
Sons are sole agents for the Silver Lake
flour, q brand that has met with marked
favor at the hands Of the public. Their
-four will produce more bread and OF q
better quality TO the amount used than
any flour now in use. The bread will re.
main moist and good for greater length
OF time.
SIMON BAIR & Son.
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NALuABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Y Tue plot Of ground located on Nineteenth street,
with q frontage Of $50 feet, running back 800 feet, on
erected by, and formerly opperAted BY Edward Reid.
The main buildingIs brick, two stories high, 60xi0
feet; . rendering house, 10 feet iquare, attached to
main building, two eng lnes, two boilers, store house,
large soap kettles, ono with u capacity TO make thirty
thousand, and the other hfteen th0u1Ind pounds Of
soap; two large rendering kettles, eight candle ma
chimes, one soap press, twelve soap frames, one crutch.
ing machine, and sundry machines and articles used
in the business. There are iOur small tenement
houses on The ground, and 4 lease which yields at
present u rental Of s691 per annum. The above will
be A0ld-part cash aud tho balance on liberal time.
City bonds will be taken Ia part payment For fur
ther information Inquire Of ALEXANDER BONE,
General Business and Real Estate Agent,.1 1873 Market
street. CranSle's Block, over City Bank.
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Wanted to Buy-Dwelling.
Business Change. G. Orr 4 Co.
Annual Clearing sale-1. Blum q Bro
Commissioners sale-Postponed.
Trustees Sale-Postponed.
Sale OF Valuable City Lots.
Regular Tuesday Packet-New Andes.
Opera Observation-Disclosures.
Dissolution-Paull & Hunter.
Diyidend-E tna Iron and Nail Co.
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Ivory Soar is made Of Vegetable Oil.

Human roe 1sso!-Lose no time, but
20 to John Roemer's Dry Goods, Carpet
and Wall Paper Emporium, Nos. 20l9 and
202l Main street. He Is still selling out
his immense stock at the old panic prices
for aaah only,
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WuHELINo, W. VA, Jan. Q, 1880

hAlu tSrNo
cooperation in their proposed reforms:
WHEELING, W. Va, Jan. o, 1880.
Genaemn-As q reply to your commu
nication | have to inform you OF my non
concurrence with your request for peti
ton similar to the one you submitted tc
me. l could not conscientiously lay be
fore my congregation for signatures mol
would my conscience permit my OWE, sig
nature being attached thereto. For
making such q statement | have good
reasons, which l give as follows:
L. 1t seems too arrogant for o disciple to
place himself oyer the Master whose
opinions In reference TO the keeping ofthe
Sabbath day were liberal and openly ex-
pressed to the utter anguish OF the Phari'
sees.
2. The kingdom Of the Lord does moi
consist OF the worldly statutes and rites.
8. Constraint brought upon people by
religion has rather the appearance oil in.
Jury instead OF benefit TO the church.
A. Such means are injurious to religious
and political freedom OF mankind.
s. Such attempts are, rs experience
teaches us. oftea'theceYer OF political in
trigues.
8. Similar ordinances are The cause o.
unnecessary expense to the people. One
Council can pass them, and another Il
vested with The power to annul them.
z. Such encroachments IN the rights OIL
others will destroy the love that we ought
to bear to one another.
s. Such exertions on the part OF the cler'
gy create o hateful spirit OF party which
cannot be brought into harmony with true
Christian religion. i.
Ifyour petition should ever be to petit
ton Council for the passing Of stricter lawt
In reference to the ministers OF the gospel
constraining them from condemning,
cursing and accusing in their houses o.
worship, that their thoughts might be di'
rected into other channels, not judging
and c%ondemning people whose belief il
not according 10 their own; that they
might be led to teach the true Christian
religion, the religion which teaches love
and no hatred, the religion which &C.
knowledges truth and no denial thereof,
the religion that creates in every man,
may he belong to whatever denomina-
ton or nation, love and respect for his
brethren, the religion which re.
1ectB PRESUMPTION anu tehcnes hu-
manity-if you ever want To- peti.
ton for such laws, then / will
pledge my honor to do everything in my
power to aid such worthy object by solicit
ing subscriptions, not only in my congre-
CATION, but OF many others not belonging
thereto. For II the clergy, to. follow
conscientiously the example Of their
Master, II they are floating on the true
spirit OF Christ, this cody spirit OF love
and truth, there Is no necessity Of con-
to bring congregations into true
followers Of the gospel.
due yeneration and respect, for hypocrisy
and show are none OF my favorites.
You will therefore permit me to return
your list without a single signature.
Hoping that no misinterpretation will be
on my words, l am your obedient
servant.
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NOR RENT-FRoM APRIL l., 1880
II That desirable residence, the .Riley Mansion, =
ioc,,ri near mo Grove, Martins Ferry, ohlo, The
dTeiiins & convenient, well anlIhed, In good eondii,
ia sn,ranndtd BY 4 beautiful Lawn covering ~
W. W., SIth iIIit and forest tres, ShrubbSTy apd dow
M e,nmandlng a Ane view IN and down the riTer'
nns AZ M 6nvst summer residences 10 thn tecIlou'
Hsnt moderate. Apply 70 boMhI
Marksi street, WCfangle's Block" Wheeling, W. va
TIA
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BUY a Present that will OutIast time ;
one to not only gladden. the heart to-day but
10 after years awaken happy recollections
or the aiyer. JACOB W. GRUBB.
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ALL sheet music at half price at sheib's,
Washington Hall. Music books also at
reduced prices.