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&oonducting the most prp4lakls bnzne11 11l ~
A#&Eone can engage IN. ne buGn1ek = - 10y -
pl1in, iAzt any one czn make grs.1 pFo1ts Een - 80
start No uns In al whe = u1zLzN y - -
ere e. successful a. men BQYn 80 UkH - - -.
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ity with which tke5 nro ais % m&ke nn14 ~ e
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WHEREAS, 1t has come to my attention that
wv John ]. Dickson, Jr., was recently murdered
in the county Of Sumter, aud one Crowder and one
Rhodes, Whose Christian names are unknown
were also recently murdered In the county of Vo-
lusia, in this State. by parties unknown, and who
are still Of large; and whereas, such unwarrauted
acts of violence contrary to the genius Of
etitutions and subversive of law and good govern
ment, and lead only to anarchy;
Now, therefore, /, WILLIAM d. BLoxHAM, Gov
Of the State Of Florida, do issue this my Proc
lamation, and offer a reward of FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for the apprehension and delivery to
the Sheriff Of Sumter county aforesaid, of the per-
con persons who murdered the said John j. Dicki-
son. Jr, the same to be paid upon the conviction Of
such persons, or any Of them and do offer re-
ward Of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the ap-
prehension and delivery to the Sheriff Of Volusla
Crowder and Rhodes, the same to be paid upon the
conviction of such person or persons so apprehend-
ed and convicted.
And do earnestly call upon the officers and all
good citizens of this State, and especially those of
the counties aforesaid to the utmost vigilance
for detecting and arrestng the perpetrators of these
crimes, and thus aid In that vigorous enforcement
of the laws always essential to the peace and pros
perity of the Commonwealth.
In WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the great seal Of the
State to be affixed, al Tallahassee, the
II. 81 Capital, this the third day of August,
A. D. 1880.
W. D. BLOxHAM. Governor.
By the Governor.
Attest: JNo.l L. CRAWFORD,
Secretary of State.
August 9, 1SS1-4w
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Trusfee's Sale Terms Cash.

DYvmTuK or A DRCRRE IN EQUITY. Rem.
ID derc6 q The 18th day Of Nay 1870, BY he Hon.
P.W. white. 5ndke o. tie Second Judicial Circuit
Of Rlorida 6s EFSnklla coenty hs below deserii'cd
real estate wa sold on Monday, the 4th day o.
March, 1658 % one Annie ~ Poole. and said party,
withous csasss refused % ful6ll the contract and
now In ppsuance Of above cited Decree and In &C.
cofdAnce with . decree rendered In said court, on
the 10sh Day Of July. ISIS wiil on the first Non.
day the 6th Day Of September 1851 during the legal
hours Of sale before the courthouse door, In the
city Of Apaachicola, sen at public cutlery, 20 the
highest blddes, for cash, the following lands be-
longing 20 the estate Of George Sinclair. deceased
viz Lots g 10 incluslve block 81 lots TO 10
block 9; lots 7, 3 49, saad 10. block % lots
ane, large twostory dwelling. house, which fronts
the beach; said lands having been ordered to be
sold wheneverEt may be necessary for the payment
Of the debts Of said estate, and 10 compliance with
decree Of July 10, 1873.
Purchasers 70 pay for cost and acknowledgment
-, % JOHN @. RUGE,
Trustee for the creditors and distributes of the
tate Of George Sinclair.
APALACHIooLA. Fla. August l, 1sS1-l519
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Commissioners Sale

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER MADE BY THE
ronntv o State Of FiorSa on the rst dsy Of july
A. d. 1881 win sell at public outcfy, to the high
est bidder, for cash. At the courthouse square, In
the city of Tallahassee In said county, on the first
Monday in September, A. d. 1881, being the filh
day thereof during the usual hours of sale, all the
right title and interest which Emma Kindon had at
the time of her death in, and all the interest and
title OF her estate In and to the following described
parcel Of land, to-wit; Lot number one hundred
and sixty eight Q6 In the original plan of the city
Of tallahassee.
- j. L. DEMTLLY, Commissioner
August g 1S8l-5w
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Florida Central Rail Road.
NAIL, TOOTH, AND HAIR
BRUSHES

a FULL SUPPLY OF THE ABOVE INDIs-
PKNsABLE ARTICLEs..
Just received and for sale e The d q and Pre-
criptiou Store Of - L4wGkn-H-
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~ - Yourselves By m.kzng menU vAs1 .
.ehAncs d o1Isred, th1re1y - az Keeping
poysrty from Jour door. heas wno ~
III ~ ways take advani1ge % ne god ee1nos
foE mAEinE mo1ny that $1,000. G11e ~ esco4e
wealthy while those who Dc noe mPross s1eh ehnnces
remain N poverty We want manY mn, p@ee. -
and girls Tor right IN tkeiF oun czllEts& 1ns
bl1fnsss win PAY thln Tn tiDc1 cc9EA WsEc.
We fnTniah a exponnIFe eulGk n11 81 Uls4 20 49,
free No one who enRagea falls 70 make money v11 ~
i1ly Y0n en- Gseoto youE whole tine telt1e wexE %
olfg your mare momnfa Enn infnEna1telt ed - 80
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Savannah, Florida and Western
RAILWAY. /

GENERAL MANAoEK's OFFICE,
SAVANNAH. June %. 1881.
ON and after SUNDAY, June q, 1881, Passenger
~ Trains on this road viii run as follows:
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION


way Company.
DY AUTHORITY OF AN ACT OF THE LEGIS-
ID lature of the State of Florida, entitled IAN Act
to Provide General Law for the Incorporation of
Railroads and Canals" and approved February 10,
1874 notice IL hereby given, required BY said act
that . company has been formed under the name OF
the Live Oak, Tampa and Charlotte Harbor Rail-
way Company" to be invested with all the rights,
powers, privileges, and franchises conferred upon
companies formed under said act, for the purpose
Of constructing, maintaining. and operating a rail
road for public use in the conveyance of persons
and property. The main line of said railroad will
be about two hundred and sixty miles la length;
will be constructed between point At or near Row
lands Bluff, in Suwannee county, to point at or
near or on the waters of Charlotte Harbor, in Mana
tee county and pass through into the counties of
Suwannee, Alachua, Levy, Marion, fernando, Hills
borough and Manatee.
a. 8 HAINES.
WIN. p. HARDEE,
JOHN F. WHITE.
July g. 1S81-1428
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-28
The st. Lawrence returned.
ITEMS OF INDIVIDUALS.
Points OF Personal Interest and Notes Of
People.

Points OF Personal Interest and Notes OF
People.
X. II. Browse, Esq, OF Grape Island,
was on our streets yesterday.
Miss Mary Berger, Of Kansas City, is
visiting friends on the South Side.
j. +. Peck, Deputy Sheriff Of Logan
county, was at the State House yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Etz have re-
turned home, after a very pleasant
bridal tour.
Mr.. c. W. White, a former typo. but
at present connected with the Union
Pacific Railroad, at Omaha, Neb., is in
the city looking up his old friends.
Miss Lou Cummins has returned from
Pittsburgh, where she is attending the
Female Seminary. Miss Lou graduates
in June with honors.
Miss NJ. l. Dickey, principal OF the
Fairmont Normal School, was in the
city yesterday, transacting business
with the Superintendent OF Free
Schools.
Prof. Herman Schockey a. musical
director of the Lyric Opera Company,
is very decidedly the right man in the
ri2ht place. Under the wave OF his
baton everything comes in with pre-
cisiOn,
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MoUNDsvlLLE MATTERS,

Happenings in the Mound City-Affairs
at the Penitentiary-Gene News
Notes.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" is the play
looked for in the Masonic Hall on Mon
day next:
Circuit Court will convene on the first
Tuesday in June. for this county. The
docket is an unusually long one.
The International Circus exhibited
here to a very large audience. 1t was
truly one.horse show, in other words a
humbug.
Several oil our young worthless sue
ceeded in drawing rs OF the soap man
that accompanied the circus here on
Monday.
Mr.. q. 5. McFadden has sold the roll.
ING mill at this place to Mr.. Brown, OF
Pittsburgh. lie could have got $1,000
more by selling to parties who wanted
to remove the mill TO another point.
Moundsyille will be well represented
on Saturday evening a. the Bellaire
Loan exhibition. A large excursion
party has been formed AMI the steamer
Telegram will convey them to and from
Bellaire.
From all that we could learn there is
no Just ground for supposing that the
negro Lee Hill came to his death by
foul play. The negro evidently in
drunken condition fell off OF the Grave
Creek bridge and that's all OF it.
Superintendent Thos. ]. West OF the
Penitentiary is working a wonder OF
improvements about this institution.
The Warden's building is being re.
painted and calsomined in a handsome
manner, all OF which was needed badly.
Mr.. West is fast demonstrating his abil-
ity 10 successfully manage the affairs OF
this prison. We are informed by know.
ing ones that the discipline was never
better and everything goes on with
clock.work regularity.
Harvest is fast approaching and the
question, or rather the conundrum that
is agitating the minds OF the Court
house ring" is whether to convert
the fine crop OF rye growing
about the Temple OF Justice into
bread or whisky. For the first time in
the memory Of man this organization is
at lager.head. The half breeds" want
bread and the "stalwarts" whisky. II
sny further agitation OF this momen-
tous question should result in the dis
memberment OF this popular combina-
ton the county will I've the loser and the
people will drape their hats in mourning.
The municipal election OF this place
came off on Thursday. The contest be-
tween the different candidates was quite
spirited. The following ticket was
elected: Mayor, l. B. Purdy; Sergeant,
J. l.. Hanen. Councilmen-First ward,
J. W. Gallaher, A. Bryson and s. J.
Cats; Second ward, DR.. G. W. Bruce
and :. W. Mathews; Third ward. F. W.
Brown, A. o. Baker and VIM. Koontz.
The Council is an unusually good one,
and we congratulate the people upon
their choice. Hon. L. B. Purdy has
served as Mayor for five years, and Ser.
geant Hanen for four years. Mayor
Purdy has watched with care the inter
ests OF the people, and has made good
and faithful officer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-28
LAWRENCE BARRETT

At the Opera House Last Evening in
Merchant of Venice" and David Gar
rick"
Although the weather was warm and
sultry last evening, the lower part OF the
Opera House was filled with fashion
able and cultured audience, while the
balcony was well dotted, with those
who had come to see the close OF the
dramatic season, and the tragedian Law
renee Barrett, who appeared as Shylock
in the Merchant OF Venice" and sup
ported the title role::in. David Garrick,
Robertson's bright and sparkling comedy
which followed after; in this Mr..
Barrett proved again to Wheeling peo-
pie the versatility no less than the SOL
idity OF his talents, and was the youth
ful and impassioned lover in every word
and accent.
The Merchant of Venice" was re-
ceived with GOODNESS that was marked,
the applause never being vigorous ex-
cept at the close OF the trial scene,
which contained the most interest and,
excepting the fact that the friends OF
Antonio stood around like blocks OF
marble, exhibiting no emotion whatever,
while the life OF their friend hung, as
one might say, by hair, was well rep
resented. This same trouble was no.
ticed in Antonio. When not engaged in
speaking his lines, he was as composed
as a summer day These little details,
while not startling, il looked carefully
after, add much to any play.
OF Barrett it can be said that he makes
a good Shylock, but it is not up to his
"Richelieu" by any means. The venge-
full spirit OF the money-lender was well
given when on the Rialto Bassanio
gets the ducats on Antonio's bond,
and in the court scene his
exit-crushe 4 and broken, money, lands,
friends, daughter and all gone-and he
left an old and decrepit man, was real
ly fine, and the sympathy OF the audi.
ence was with him even il he was
scoundrel.
The scence with Tubal. who alternate
ly works on his various feelings. after
the flight OF Jessica with some OF his
wealth, was cut out entirely and in this
there is fiue scope given for showing,
in the svarice and despair Of the Jew,
the highest dramatic powers. Several
other good paris were also cut.
Miss Marie Wainwright as
Portia did very well except
that in the trial scene she hardly put
force enough in her lines. Mr.. Louis
James as Bassanio, was sble to give an
intelligent Interpretation OF his part. OF
the remainder OF the support not m uch
can be said, unless indeed Mr.. Plunkett
as Launcelot, be excepted, also pretty
Miss Plunkett as Jessica.
The comedy was well given and caus-
ed general smiles. In both plays the
tragedian exhibited that careful and
original study, that independence in
style and vlgor in presentation that
makes the master OF the art. These are
more to be valued than the brawny
physique and laundering voice that 90
TO make up, in the minds OF some, a
great actor.
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CHURCH CHIN cs.

First Reformed Episcopal Church,
Mozart Hall, entrance 1905 Market
street, Rev. Nm. Henry Barnes, rector.
Public service at 1880 A. NJ. No even.
ing service. In the absence of the rec
tor, the services will be conducted by
the Rev. James II. McMechen, and BY
invitation the Rev. A. j. LYDIA, OF tbe
VI f. Church, will deliver the sermon.
All are invited; seats free. Sunday
School at DAN. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday at 7:39 P. NJ.
Services in the First Presbyterian
Church on tomorrow; the pastor, Rev.
ID. A. Cunningham, d. D., will preach
at 1880 A. NJ, and at 5 O'Clock P. NJ. Al
ternOOn subject, ''The First Two Boys "
The services will be adapted to the
children OF the Sabbath Schools and tine
young. Parents will present their child.
rem io- baptism. No services at night.
international Sunday School lesson
10 morrow, Luke KILL "a. Subject,
THE Parable OF the Pounds" Golden
text, Romans xiv:l2.
English Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Sixteenth street, adjoining the Post.
oiice. Rev. :. +. Barniiz, pastor, will,
ID. Y. preach tomorrow at 1880 A. NJ,
and 80 =. N. Sabbath School at >
o'clock.
The services OF the Disciple church
will be at II A. N. and 80 p. N. iomor-
row as usual. The Sunday School of this
church will make an excursion on June
4th out the G. I. V. and W. railwad.
The usual gospel Temperance meeting
will be held at Psrker's Hall to-morrox
afternoon at $50.
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BOATING BULLETIN.
The Latest Information ofthe Movements
of Steam boats.

The Latest Information ofthe Movements
of Steamb boats.
The stage OF water is steadily falling
at present, the marks last evening indi.
eating ) feet q inches. Business was
moderate Yesterday.
The Scotia passed down early in the
morning.
The Hawk and J. G. Risher, with
empties, passed up.
The Buckeye State is due down to-day
and the Hudson up. Both are OF the
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati through line.
The Nail City with a tow is piled of
bar at Proctor, q few miles dowh the
yer.
The towboat Boaz, on her return from
New Orleans, will be dismantled. She
Is fourteen years old aud has been q
good boat for her owners. Thomas faw.
cett & Son.-Pihs. COm..Go:.
Sweeney Il Son are busy fitting up
boat the exact model OF the IaBellp, for
Captain Dode Berry, OF Willismstown.
the boat is intended for the Musking-
um river trade, and is at present at the
Belmont Mil landing. This same firm
has also about completed the machinery
for Capt. FL. Hornbrook's boat.
The Courier Is the mail packet for
Parkersburg thus morning, leaving at
1890 O'Clock.
The rs al Matamoras packet, the Wei.
come leaves at 2 Pm.
The c. w. Bachelor, Of the Peoples
Line, leaves for Pittsburgh this morn.
ing.
The st. Lawrence will leave this alter
noon at 3 o'clock for Cincinnati. The
merits OF this elegant sidex heeler, the
social qualities OF her officers and the
delights OF trip on the boat ut this time
OF the year, are all too well known to 70
ceive further mention. Freight should
be promptly on hand.
There were signs OF q little difficulty
in the crew OF the Couriera day or two
ago, a. they meditated strike over their
wages. II oil blew over, though.
PIrrsBURG. Pa, May 27.-Riyer 2 feet
8 inches and falling slowly. Weather
clear and hot.
CINCINNATI, May 27.-River 10 feet
inches and rising. Weather fair and
hot. Departed Andes. Wheeling;
Sbinkle, Memphis. Due Up-wyom.
ing, St Louis 10 Pittsburgh.
EVANSVILLE, May N.-Arrived-H 7.
Dexter, J. 8. Bransford, J. Guthrie.
Departed-Dexter, Cairo. River falling
with feet in the channel. Weather
clear; wind south.
LOUISVILLE, May 2G.-River falling
with feet 3 inches in the canal. Busi.
hess dull. Weather clear and hot.
Arrived-Ifon Age and tow, 81. Louis;
Smoky City and tow, New Orleans; Jere
b. Williams and tow, New Orleans.
Departed Iron Age, Caseyville; Jas. d.
Parker, Cincinnati. Chas Morgan, due
up tonight.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
Additional Jurors Drawn 10 Serve This
Term in Part IL.

Additional Jurors Drawn to Serve This
Term in Part IL.
The following thirty-six gentlemen
have been drawn 10 serve as jurors in
the second part of the Circuit Court on
and after Monday, May Goth, at 9
O'Clock:
Washington-James johnson, John
Urban, Bud MeKines,on and T.. X.
Hanna.
Madison-F. A. Britt, James Fox, W.
III. Chambers and John l.. Burt.
Union-JOhn McGannon, Geo. Crum-
hacker, James Il. Acker and VIM. Filing
ham.
Centre-Geo. Harkins, Henry Meder,
Albert link aud Theo. kleyis.
Webster-Stephsn Devinney, II. NJ.
Babcock, Henry Gartley and u. l.. Rat
cliff.
Ritehie-Michael Helstein, On rist.
Hogedorn, Chas. Blon and Henry Min
ekemeyer.
Richland-John I.abier, Russell Bane,
VIM. Mitchell and James Morgan, Jr.
Liberty-Ssm Hedges, Simon Chase,
&c. Fairs and p. NJ. LeVgett.
Triadelphia-Wm Porter, Isaac Lin
ton, :. &. Patterson and John Thorn
hung.
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State Sunday school Work.

The Sunday school workers of West
Virginia will assemble in state Conyen-
ton at ParkersbuTg. on Tuesday next,
at ?. II. Parkersburg sends greetings
To every SUNDAY school in the State and
asks for q delegate IRON each oae. Sew
rral delegates will % from here on Mon
lay and others on TueS,l'y, by the An
DIES. Ii any OF our Sunday schools have
not chosen delegates they ought to do
50 tomorrow. The work OF the con-
ventiOn is important to Sunday school
interests in West Virginia.
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THE Lin sLY's.
A Contest Among the Boys ct this Tsmpls
Of Learning.


A series Of contests 10 being carried on
at the Liusly Institute under the direc.
ton OF Prof.. Birch and his able corps Of
assistants The first one took place yes.
terday afternoon among the younger
boys, Profs. Birch and Clark together
with s. o. Boyce, President OF the L. L.
g., sciing 90 judges OF the efforts, all OF
which were creditable.
Those who appeared IN defamation.
were: AL. Adler, George Boyd, Will
Cummins, Cephas Davis. Ed. Franzhein,
OFT Iaushlin, Frank Luke, Horace Wal.
lace, Sam. Robinson and Harry Simp.
son.
The essayists OF the occasion were as
follows: Harry Woodward. John Glass,
julie Hearn, Wilson Kelly, Will Laugh.
lin, Heb. List. Garth Hearn, Howard
Simpson and Jam IS McAdams.
The first prizs in defamation Vas
awarded to Harry Simpson and the sec.
ond to George Boyd.
For essay, James McAdams received
the first and Will Ia, ghlin the second.
Next Thursday another contest will
be had by the boys q grade higher.
These ext rcises are healthiul, inspire al
ambition to excel among the boys aud
in the end reflect credit on the inslrur.
tors, who are deserving Of 1t.
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A Popular Lscture.

The Rev. A. A. Willetts, ID. D., OF
Philadelphia. has been secured to de
liver his popular lecture on "The Model
Wife" in the First Presbyterian Church,
on Friday evening, June 81.
The proceeds are to be devoted to the
Mission Sabbath School in Elst Wheel
ing. DR.. Willetts has national repu-
tation as lecturer, and alt who have
not heard him should avail themselves
of this favorable opportunity Notice
will be given early next week in regard
10 tickets.
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IT'S Just Q Booming.

Such is the expression IRON all drug.
sists and dealers everywhere who are
selling DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. No like preparation can
Deyln 10 nave such an extensive and
rapid sale. Why? Simply because Of
its rfuly wonderful merits. No Cough
or Cold, no matter OF how long standing
or how stubborn, can resist It's healing
qualities. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hosrse-
ness, Hay Fever, Pain in the Side OF
Chest and difficulty OF breathing, or any
lingering disease OF the Throat or Lungs
rapidly yield to its marvellous powers.
II will positively cure, and that where
everything else has failed. Satisfy your.
self as thousands have already done BY
getting OF Logan, List 4 Go. trial bot.
tie for ten cents, or regular size bottle
for 81. For sale by Logan, List & Go.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-05-28
Visible Improvement.

Mr.. Noah Bates, Elmira, n. Y, writes
About four years ago had an attack
Of bilious fever, and never fully recov.
cred. My digestive organs were weak.
ened and l would be completely prostra.
ted for days. After using two bottles OF
your Burdock Blood Bitters the improve
ment was 30 visible that I was aston.
ishei. / can now, though 81 years OF
age, do fair and reasonable DAYS
work:" Pnce 81 90, trial size 10 cents.
Laughiin Bros. 4 Co., Agents, Wheel.
ing.
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Uncle Toms Cabin.

stage accessories, etc, will always draw
a crowd, no matter how old the play or
how warm the weather. Lsvelle's
Ideal Opera Company is said to be- such
al organization, and il appears at the
opera House this afternoon and even
ing. The company carries pack OF
blood hounds, a Jubilee troupe, y trained
donkey. and various other stage effects
that add greatly to the interest. The
company itself is a large one, and has
been we'll spoken Oi by the press. Seats
can he secured az the usual place.
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NunathnrInrilnat,nna.

WASHINGTON, May %. | A...N-FOr the
Tennessee ami Ohio Valleys, slightly
warmer aud fair weather, followed by
local rains in the western portions dur
ing the night, south TO west winds and
stationary or slowly falling barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, east TO south
winds, local rains, partly cloudy
weather, lower temperature, stationary
or slowly falling barometer,
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Excursion to Bellaire Loan.

The b. < D. Company will sell excur.
son tickets SATURDAY. evening, May %,
1881, wheeling 10 Bellaire and return
Tor . cents. Excursion train will leave
B. & o. depot at $50 P. NJ, Wheeling
time. Returning will leave Bellaire at
l0:l5 P. NJ, promptly.
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A1frelin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

White Mountain Freezers-Nesbitt K
Fro.
81. Cloud HOtel-John Nolan.
Last Chance-AuctiOn Sale Of Rope,
Irvine, Betting, &c.
First Observation-Disclosures Lutheran
sunday School.
Letter List.
Riverside Building Association.
New Saloon-JOhn ThOner.
Wanted TO Rent-HorSe and Buggy.
Special Bargains in Guns II. q. Dill
lon Local Page.