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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-11

81 l6; seller April 81 l7t@l ia. ..r
NAY 81 i7ttSl lst. Corn-&es,sss
steady but quiet; western mixed o
and seller February 52j@5Sc: ss ~.
March SING 2tc; steamer ia,S e sna
Oats-Firmer and more active: xss,a'
white 42943c; mixed 4OS4lc pm
Dull at 81 0l@l 03. Hsy-Prima.
choice Pennsylvania 81 GOA % 90 D.
visions-Firm, without change. Rr,,eo
Firm; prime to choice western naoIt I
lS@2lc; roll 90@22c. Eggs-Ldss,
23ss2oc. Northumberland. Coz
Steady; Rio cargoes, ordinary 10 f.;t
llSl3c. Sugar-Quiet; A soi, S'a
Whisky-Dull at 81 IL. &c
Chicago.
CHICAGO, February l0.-Flour-N,,,
inally unchanged. Wheat-Esss,O 'A,
S.t@s7 C cash; 9st@ 9s!c seller Marc
9s.c seller April; 81 "; seller Ma
Corn-Easier at S6ic cash; SIC sai1!.
March; Al lc seller May. Oa,s-Fs.,e,,
at &c cash; SOC seller March: Si.r s.I
Ter May. Rye Steady and uncbansSi
Barley-Flrmer at 81 90. Flax ST.
Easier at 81 -. Porx-Unse,tleJ b.,
generally higher at SiI 50al4 6?l rs ~.
sl4 20 OLA 81! seller March; Sli 80
IA 80 seller April. Lard-ln good -
mand at full prices at ~ IS cash: 30 :,
bid seller March; 50 Is bid seller An,
Bulk Mests-Stronger; shoulders 81,
short rib s. 60; short clear : M
Whisky-Steady and unchangei =,
81 u. a.
CINCINNATI, February l0.-Co,top-
Quiet At lie. Flour-Quiet ana mn.
chsrged. Wheat-Firm; No. . rrI
winter 81 06. Corn-No. 2mixed ioIg'
tSc. Oats-Quiet; No. . mixed Soc. ~
Dull; No. . 9slc. Barley-Scsr:r
firm and unchanged. Pork-Qui,t =,
ga %. Lard-Strong a, Ss 50. BaI
Meats-Firm; shoulders 81 80; clear nh
81 80, loose. Bacon-Steady AMI firm
shoulders IS IS; clear ribs - ~
clear IS 50. Whisky--Steady OF Sl0G
Butter-firm and unchanged.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, February l0.-Noon Las,I
opened with Wheat dull and clu,.n,
steady; amber Michigan II %: NJ
> steady; red Wabash, seller Msrh
81 u; seller April Il OF: seller Nav
IL vt. Corn-Duil: No. > Nae; dam.
aged SOC. Oats-Dull: No Silc. Clover
Seed-Qui,t; No. > mammoth - IN.
prime - 20; old do - 20, No. 81 -.
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Twenty Years Of Suffering and q Cure at
Inst
No. ll6 SMITHFITLD STREET, !
PITTSBURGH, January q, 1851.

No. ZIG SMTTHFIELD STREET, !
PrTTsBURGH, January 1881.
DR.. TLos. J. Kjsncr, Mansfield, o:
DEAR SIR was at leisure this alter.
noon, and got to thinking what | had
suffered in the last twenty years with
my piles. thought not only OF the
suffering had gone through, but the
loss Of thousands OF dollars from not be-
ing able TO attend 10 business. But
that is now all a thing OF the past, thanks
10 your painless treatment. You told
me you could cure me; that there was
not the least doubt il. differed with
YOU, as had had forty others tell me
the same thing, and failed. But you
seemed TO mean all YOU said, and had so
many proofs OF your skill; ] thought,
well, will try il once more, and II this
fails, will never trust another 10 butch
or me. was distrustiul, and well
I had cause to be | had tried every
thing talked OF. There we're others who
had said, mo cure, no paw" and yet
they had managed TO get from - 10 $50
each from me, aud done me no good. i
was operated on by the Wells
process, which laid me upfor over two
weeks under the care OF my family
physician, leaving Inc, II anything,
worse than ever.
Twenty years OF suffering at an end!
Entirely cured. II seems too good to
be true. Your method must be enc
that never iails-d can't fail. | have a
sympathy for the suffering and can new
er cease TO urge any one having the piles
10 go to you. Ny case was one that il
seemed as il all Pittsburgh had heard Of,
and when / tell q man now that
| am cured, he looks at me as
il Was lying. Few believe
NE, and generally ask several times, "Is
that SOP" Well, owe it ell TO you.
You remember how cowardly | was
when i went first to be operated Oh.
When you were through ! thought you
had only been prospecting and that the
operation was vet 70 come. Well, it was
that way all through, and 1 laughed at
myself for my fears. You have cured
others here; some sent to you by me,
and know all feel grateful TO you for
it. The proof Of the pudding is in cat
ing it, and il any one desires proof Of
my cure / am prepared 10 give it.
Thanking you for what you have done
tor me, and hoping that every sufferer
from the Piles will go to you and be
cured, am your friend,
JOSHUA WEAvER
- DR.. Kisner will be at 81. James Hotel
until Saturday, Feb. 18th. ~
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PERSONAL POINTS.
The Sayings and DoinSs OF People We


4 ho 1oJA usS uuu DOihkS VI LSOpAc " y
Know.
The Enquirer informs US that ~. o.
Watson, Miss Watson, A. III. Campbell
and II. o. OF, of Wheeling, W. Va, are
at the National Hotel, at Washington
City"
Hon. Andrew Elmiston, OF Lewis
county, has been obliged to return home
owing to his being i'll and there being
sickness in his family.
Harry Scott, the obese little page OF
the House has been missed for the past
two days. The obliging little fellow
mas been sick.
Col. W. L. Bridges, OF Moundsville, is
in the city.
Hon. ]. A. Ewing, Of Marshall, was in
the House yesterday looking at his old
seat, now occupied by Capt. Charley
Wells. of Marion.
Hugh Evans, ex-Sheriff OF Taylor
county, was in the city, yesterday, on
business with the Auditor.
J. l.. Curtis, son of the ex-Sheriff,
J, + Curtis, of Brooke county, took in
the Legislature Yesterday.
Clemens Jones. q former Wheeling
boy, who is now doing we'll at Philadel-
phia, Is visiting in the city. He arrived
yesterday.
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The Flattering Prospects for
q River That Will Sub
merge Cellars and
Drown the
Island.
Thirty-Two Feet Already and
Merchants Begin the Work
Of Unloading Their
Cellars.
Last Nights Scenes at the
Wharf--Flood News from
the Streams in this
Locality.

Log chain that Island! For sure
enough it will go this time, if the river
men do not miss their mark. And you
merchants along Main street, look that
your cellars are in condition to receive a
bath, for the water is coming.
Seriously speaking, a great river may
be expected and people living at low
water mark are beginning 10 anxiously
scan the rising food. The recent heavy
SHOWS were general, Is well as the thaw
and continued rains and every tributary
of the Ohio is swollen full. The small
streams at the mead water OF the Alle-
gheny and Monongahela are run.
ming out brimning and both
rivers are rising rapidly. Advlces
from Brownstown, Morgantown, Par
ker's Landing and Oil City report the
rise at from 6 to II inches per hour and
the latest telegaphic news from Pitts
burgh conveys the information that the
Ohio there is "a feet 8 inches and still
upward. NV, -.
The wednesday flood in Wheeling
creek will give some idea OF what every
tributary has been doing. The creek at
Bridgeport has been on a similar high
and the lowlands have suffered consid.
ably. Caldwell's run is brim full and
running rapidly. WhisSey run, below
West Wheeling, from tiny stream has
become roaring torrent and Boggs'
run is in the same way. Grave creek,
at Moundsville, Is over its banks, and
reports from Fish and Fishing creeks
give them equally high.
Riyermen here estimate the coming
river at various depths from 80 to 5O
feet, the latter being the figure placed
nv the alarmists. None OF them fall be-
low 81, and it may be put down that
that depth will be the minimum. In
the present condition OF affairs we will
get the entire upper rise and such addi'
tional as NAV come in between. The
maximum depth estimated for Pitts,
burgh is 26 feet, and there is a variety Of
opinions rs TO how much more We Will
get. :.
Should it only be SO feet, the lowest
estimate, the result will be serious.
That depth will bring it into most
of the cellars along Main and
Water streets which communicate with
the sewers. Beside this, it will flood a
great portion OF Caldwelps field with
the back water OF the run. 1t will alec
cover considerable portion OF the low
land of the Island and compel many
families to move into their second sto'
ries. However, there is no necessity &c
anticipate trouble, and by tonight the
Information will be more definite.
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GREAT SLAUGHTER!

Ia order 10 get ready to move
into orr new store, and To make
general improvements, L Will
close out my entire stock OF
Mems and BOys' Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods, re,
garsiiess OF cost. DO not fail
60 come and get a bargain. This
a. no catch. Atlantic Clothing
House, I32D Market street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-02-11

Yesterday morning an accident oc-
Cured 10 samuel l.eOnl ar,d, son OF
the gentleman who nrs n dairy on the
hill east of the city, aud up what is cali
ed stack yard hollow.
sam Leoni artd was coming down the
hill and bis wagon slipped over the
bank and striking a tree, Mr.. Leon
hartd was thOwn cut and il is sup.
posed struck a tree. He was uncOE-
scious when ne was discovered and il
was at first supposed his back was
broken, but later il w1s found that he
was seriously injured internally, DR.,
Ulrich is attending hin.
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A Gard of Thanks,

We, the undersigned, joint commit.
tee representing the Belmont and Glass
City Groves of Dyuids, desire on behalf
OF these Groves, to return to Capt. K. I.
Devries our sincere thanks for his kind
ness in furnishing transportation for Us
from Bellaire to Wheeling, this evening.
W. II. LITTLE,
ARTHUR MCCAIN,
F. RoDwIG,
c. BIPPUs,
GEO. BARN,
COMMITTEE.
HbeeliuC FebT7lnrU 10.
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Helpeci Herself

Vim. J. Winfield, Syracuse, n. ", re-
ports the follows: My little girl was at.
tiicted with Group in its worst foim.
She by chance got held OF 4 bottle of DR..
Thomas Eclectric Oil and helped her
self, "as We thought too freely" but am
happy to state its use entirely restored
her IRON that most prevalent and dam
gerous Of all the childrens' ills. Laugh
lin Bros. x Co, Agents
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt Iheum, fever
sores, letter, chspped hands, chilblains,
corns and all kinds OF skin eruptions.
This salve is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction in every case, or money re-
funded. Price IS cents per box. For
sale by Logan, List G Co., Wheeling.
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AMUSEM TS.
Notes Pertaining to the Professional
Stage.
THE CAHFRAUs.

Stage.
THE CAYFRAUs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s Chanfrau, two
OF the favorites of the American stage,
have never failed to receive a warm
welcome in Wheeling and the prediction
is made that their engagement here this
evening and tomorrow afternoon and
evening will prove no exception, but
that large and appreclative audiences
will greet them. An amusement SEA.
son would not he complete without
them. Mrs. Chanfrau has that dis
tinguished charm OF person and dramatic
manner that always attracts and Mr..
Chanfrau is an actor whose name has
long since become a household word.
This evening the mysteries o' Paris"
will be presented, East Lynne" to-mor-
row afternoon and the ever enjoyable
Exit" in the evening. Seats at
Banners.
THE ACADEMY
is still doing a rushing business this
week and the managers deserve it, for
the programme presented is good one.
A grand benefit is rendered Messrs.
Harry Smith and Harry Leonard to-
night, and their friends will turn out in
full force
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WHIAr-Prices, red winter shipping
and milling GOOSE; best grades new
81 90.
CoRN-But little old corn in the
market. Plenty OF new corn at 40(S45c
RyE-There is some being offered in
the market at 65c. The trade, however,
is light.
OArs-The market is lively and good
demand; supply is good; new S5S94oc.
BARLEY-Bes; qualities, at 65(915c.
HAY-Good demand and supply equal
to it; new loose on wagons so 00(9
81 % per ton: baled at S2l 00tGo2 90.
SEEDs-Timothy steady at s. IS per
bushel for Western; clover seed s. %
as 50per bushel.
Meats.
Packages for meats held as follows:
Casks, 1000 lbs; half casks, 500 lbs;
tierces, $50 lbs. barrels, $50 lbs. bags,
200 lbs. No charge for package.
Meats are quiet, with slight demand
at former figures. We quote asfollows:
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An Editors HAPPINESS,

Like any other mans. may be insured
BY using Miller's Good Enough NAVY
Plug Tobacco, which. when chewed,
caused the feeling OF pleasure lying doi-
mant in our natures to permeste our
whole being. ruAF.
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OEIIM ~ CO.. I;s:sJ Market
street, adjoining Opera House,
the popular ClOtliiers of wheel
ing. have marked down their
Goods tO Suril an extent that NO
one - excuSablc for being poor
IN clad
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npi...an, and Enno,nal..

PURsLsf, w. VA, new Il, 1919.
Kesrs LGxghliR Bros. & Co,
Please send rs another supply OF your
Worm Syrup. We are meeting with an
increased sale. We find il always gives
satisfaction. have used il in my own
family, and found il not only pleasant,
but effectual. . NARrIN DoPLRR,
Of Doplar & Les
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Dan'l Plank, OF Brooklyn, Tioga ceun-
ty, Pa, describes it thus: / rode thirty
miles for bottle OF DR.. Thomas Eclec-
trio OIL, which effected the wonderful
cure OF a Crooked Limb in six applica
tons; it proved worth more than Gold
to me. Laughlin Bros. & Co., Agents.
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. NOTICE TO TAXI DEPOSITION

The defendant ia the above entitled csrt.
will take notice that the ieIssltlous 81 a. ,Dr
piAinant, al Dr. u. Kun. Mr.. s,huIsf. lirufy
schonber Mrs. Hchomter AMI others EiiI h. T.
ken Mt the Law Office Of Russell 4 lisl. 80
1910 'bsplinc street, ia the Gty ~ HtosIsg.
county 81 Ohio aud STATE 81 Nes, Nlyluls 40
saturday. the l2gh day ~ March. 4. u. I,sl. b.
tween the hour. ~ . o rlo. A. v. anti err, -
be uscd M .dence on part 81 the compliant
IN aid cause, aud the taking Of the aid dsI1si.
tiOas viii te Continued rom tlIn@ tine 200.
III com pletsd.
TIE CONPLAiNAST -
RrssE,L n sTIrGI, hcr solicitor
iebietAwt
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Mason & HAMLIS Organs SO, at Sheib

Go TO Laughlin Bros. & Co. for Mrs.
Freemsn's New National Dyes. For
brightness and durability OF color, are
unequaled. Color from 2 to5 pounds.
Price, Is cents.
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SaKKr Music, hall price, at sheib's.
Piles Eistula Fissure

and liberation OF the Rectium a special
ity. At st. James Hotel, Saturday, Feb.
18th. Cure safe, sure and permanent.
No cutting, tying or detention from
labor.
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All]eeIin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Index to New Advertisements.

Proposals Wanted for Coal.
Ohio County Boar,l OF Equalization
and Appeals.
Two Carrier BOYS WaCt"d.
Sealed Proposals.
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INRal NOlIcc.

"RsT VIRGINIA, ~ THE GIRO ~
w Court for Ohio county. "a TohfosU
Rules, lSi.
Rslph Aarh. etsl.
In fhAHfgfg.
william Jackson. q ais.
The object 81 hi. suit 1, ~ obtain par'iiio1
among the heirs ~ Ralph Marsh. ~. d"Jezs7l,
81 the sDIth one half ~ lot No. g. On ca 'if'c'.
South wheeling. and II appssring from o. 81
daylt flef IN the cause that william Jstsf1a,
William JDksOn, IT.. Hsuy JAcsson. 49,
JnksDn. 1eofse LoDmD, 1cpfYs DDOmF g4h
ior. and FILA Oregon. dsfendAnt,, are baH -.
dents 81 this siste, IL 10 ordered that ih' al
non. resident defendants spI<ar At klls. % -
held Tor said Cour on <6e>Grt sonfsJ ~
March, isei. and do What iaSy De neo s-AfJ 70
pratert their intefe.a In this ,ult
Teste. saa'L b NoCoIt6<H, Clsft.
HKSky II. RrsELL fer Compiv.
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sAMTEL B. MGoILocm. CO...
sIiERITFs REIIEN.

The defendant, Leopold Becker. g. no luhaa
tant 81 my tslliwi"k. nor found ih,i,lp. lLIs
5lh day ~ February. ISL.
JNO. g. Rft-TEK. n. -. faf
q. J.. BRDNS, - e.
Tho object Of issuit Il h. obtain iitsrs ~
the conpslnsnt. Nsnnc',e u Fker nom Lff
husband, the dsicndin, IcDtDld Bal .. Ari
II appearing from al sflbAy,i slsd lp this oap,s
that the sAid defendant. Leopold ts,..f. .
non'rc,lhebt Of the Evto q Wo,t vlfg.n.. % BE-
ordered that D." DO appear at the mort ruls 90
this Court. ~ be- held ON the nyt Monday ~
March. A. u. 1881, and do what may - nsDa
sary ~ protect his Interest ~ this rsus
fAAtEL u. scCDliD'H Chen
r. SILL & sTiTEi. nols for cymplV
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TUNoss, erysipelas, mercurial dis
eases, scrofu'a and general debility cur
ed by "Dr. Lindsey's Blood Searcher. I"
Sold by druggists.
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SUMMON.

VI. In 'hau'cf, ~ blyurH.
Leopold Bcckerb
SUMMON.
The stat 81 West Virginia. "a The -'lrF u'
ohio county. greeting.
ave command you that you summon i,Ipuf
Becker. n lac be found ln your iuIiIv 81 tnsT
I.arHt the Clerk OHIO. a. the titruli 'uuri.f
Ohio comfy, 81 rules "a be- held fpt tUr saIi
Court. on the int Monday M I'bfunU i.'l
a. ans scr n bill In chauo'ry 'ALlbltcd sec ust
him In the ,Aid court ny Nanu.tia I.,4rr.
and have then there this writ
Witness sAsCtI u N'"ofIHsH, 'I,tE a.
our said Court at the Court House - -
county. ia the city ~ Wheeling. the sth 1syai
February, 1881. aud IN the 18th year 81 H. ,ls's
Of West Virginia,
sAMuEL B. NocOILGDu. Crl
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NOTICE.
10 the Circuit Court Tor Ohio County. -
RILPH N.tsH. ct al.

10 the Circuit Court Tor Ohio County.
n. In cAnor7
WILLIAM JACKSON. ct ala
The defendants. wllllaia Jackson, HIl!iAs
JscksJn, Junior. Harry Jackson. Anna jsrE.yn,
George Loomts, GeofEs LOOMS, yghDf. shi
Ella Gregory viii take notiee that The ssp.sl'
ions OF j. ". schut1 Rsiyb Hsrh snf O'hsf''
No i2is Chsplins street, Wheeling. ". Va. "a,
saturday. March l21h. tssi. bstAtst tas boa, =
s0'clock q. u. and O'Clock Is, b. = re.1 ~
syid<nee on behalf Of the eonp'sinS'' ~ W
above named cause. And n from any e'rs tns
taking Of such deposit ons staIl not be bts1h 20
the cay named, OF being begun shall not - 80
GUIDED. the taxing OF the saine Will be oDlsisu7'
HENRY " ErssELL.
solIcitog Tor Complo.
FHEErARY, 18th. ISL fsbio'sH
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, best Violin strings, at sheib's.

IL You take our advice YOU will lose
no time in calling on your druggist Tor
''Sellen' Cough syrup"-without an
equal. Price % cents.
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Do : N5EK. 5ls dsJ q bone :saly .s 80
2lE ccn !, se'a' h'% ASd''s n 80
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Rad Accidenr

rN.l2S.Sr N.7PM TAN. u v. 5PN.7P N
26 80 81 = o. Sc % ~
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Legal Notice.

CSlTE or Wtsr VIRGINIA ONO Cu''
- g 'iruit count, February Kui', -.
Mauucita BcckosJ
W. In Chan'ep ~ D,yufu.
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sh the Baby Organs 2. sheib's, $a5.
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MyAnnual Csisl que UI Ncg,ta apd iIuvcr
seed for lSsI, itch In 'TgrANiuvs from Ihut.
graphs -! the originals viii he cent IkIE g. all
who apply. Ny oil customers need not wflf.
Tor II. ! Offer one ~ the largest collections oi
vegetable scrf ever sent out hN any seed iius-'
In America. n larer portion whirh wtfr groWp
tim on ,nch J.dcldgC All 'c~i iIrffdH's.f o. q
bFk frrsi Il iriiS a. nGms. 80 iHf. that should 10
Prove Otherwise triL f,fHp M onisf gfoft. INr
original intoIuc,r al the Hubbard s4us.f.
Phluuey's Melon. Mhrhlchcsd ,abhugcs. HriI'
All Corn. AMI scores Il other we're tabl,s Invite
he tatInnugr 81 an pho ors dHyi 40 e. Ldff o..
red dirociiy from M 0r0'r'5 Jroh, frr', aaI ~ 4"
Sfp bet sirdm
New Vegetables r Specially.
JAMES J. n. GREGORY, MsrhIchcai. Ma,
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Blnm ore.

BALTIMORE, February TO- Heur-
Quiet; western superfne s. 2Ss3 %;
extra 81 OOte4 IS; family % 1905 w:
Wheat-western easier and quiet; No: 2
western winter red, spot and seller Fet.
rusry 81 14t0l l4!; seller March u lot
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4 Job lot Of Ladies'. Misses
and Chiidren's Shoes for Cost
AT WILSON BROS.
THERMOMETER Record.

As taken at Sehucpfs Opera House
drug store:
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John Emsheimer

,,b7 Eleventh st, uea- Secondwsrd Market
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PRODUCE.

Wheelin: W holesale
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LIQUID Gold.

Wheeling, FebrLdry 10.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-23

On the 10Th of this month, at the
residence Of DR.. Moore, at llOckerville
in this county, Rev. George Quinn
united in the bonds of wedlock MIR.
Stephen ID. Rowe and Miss Mollie
Hcarn.
We learn that a large number were
present to witness the ceremony and en-
joy the festivities incident thereto. But
for the ugly roads and forbidding wealth
er we would have been present ourself,
and no one would have been more sin
cere in wishing happiness forever to the
bride and bridegroom. The bride must
be noble and lovely woman to have
won the heart Of "Steve" Rowe, and we
venture to assert she will love him more
and more the more she finds him out.
Here is the best wishes of the Home
journal to you, Stephen, and to your
bride.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-02-23
nS' Fine Jack for sale. Apply to
G. b. AusTELL,
fe2-lm Winchester, Tenn.

DR.. j. W. Russey, of Rising Fawn,
'ieorgia, has been such clever friend
and patron of ours that we volunteered
to send him the Home Journal for one
year, and he writes back, enclosing
something to make an editors heart
slad," and says: 81 thank you for the
offer to send me the Home Journal one
Year. You have lost two dollars by
That offer, as | intended to have the
journal if it had cost twice its sub.crip'
ZION prtce. The Home Journal is a
paper that works without 'Mbricating
OIL about my hcarthstone. am do.
ing my best to advance my interests
mere, and am meeting with much sue
cess but sadly miss the society of my
native town. To-day.Pll put old Win
chester against any Of her sister towns.
Hers are advantages to be envied. Send
aIcng the Journal, and remember il ]:
eagerly read by a Franklin county boy
VINO wishes srccess TO yOu and yo"r'.'