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Messr,. Morris L Ire.aLd. Bos on:

Messr'. Morris & Irc.aLd. Bos on:
Geuts:-On the niyat of December 2S last. the
hui Giug occupied Ia pant hy us at N. II Federal
street an Viii II was Tour storlrs h'l Ii ana about
gtu let nrep, OaUgm llr' and waN destroyed. with
all IT'S ,rlltniS, G"n>S,lhg re'y la - ST ck OF
papcr, SOOS Cul-rS' materials aid y ter mere han
Gi1e. while stY raj other large h"dingS adjoining
ours were burned al he same jimc The liamcs were
exiting gui-hed ta following ddN but our stock con
tnued 10 bum Tor GAYS thereafter. After dt lay OF
100 hours we were Hhlc 10 nave our SAFE aug out
frOm the ruins and opened aud were pleased 10 md
all the cOuteuts we preserved. lha safe contained
our most valuable Uuoks. papers policies, etc, and
We low feel sure that cur jl1gucLt was correct In
bUl ing Cne OF your safes, which We decided TO du
atter showing the WONDERFUL record your safes IN
the great Boston IRE oi =. We regard the prOcc-
lion Your safe most rem a kGbe, aud this lire
is guaranty uI lis security 10 these VINO may wish
~ purchase.
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IMPROVEMENT roc MIND AND BODY


For genuine merit there is no tonic
sold that besins to compare with Par
kers Ginger Tonic. One 80 ct, bottle
contains more life and strength, restoring
power than bushel Of malt or Il gallon
of pure milk. As an appetizer, blood
purifier and kidney corrector il meets
with astonishing success, and invaldS
find It's use promptly followed by re
ncwed energy and viyaciiy, mental aud
physical improveiaynt and gradual res
toration to perfect health. See other
colmmns.-C0mDerci0.
1t is not pleasant to have the BARRIERS
apprentice practice upon you, lay open
your cheek with n two- 1ch cash. and
then follow the cut with the CHEEKY re
mark, "Skins very tender, sir tits not
pleasant. We don't knowwhat It's, but
it isn't pleasant.
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-1YNEyy AO

Ar'rt[ - Organs Is useful stops o sets reed;
-Z=.ss = only St5 Pianos Sl2j up Illus
c talOg. Fler. Address Beatty, VA hlugton X. j
may G, 'Sl-ly aid
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STILL ANOTHER.

from the Great Fire IN Troy, New York.
Troy, X. y, December II, 1879.
MCsirS. Morris & Ireland. B)st1n:
Cent, meu:-Air witnessing the charred books
out OF the SAFES upcLC,', also one OF my own when
was another "tIkG. whiCn was Tot IN thc heat 0!
The IRE ike the No Gltt'ly purchased Of Aou,whic
In the TIRE over tury ight huarS aud had to he
continually PLAYED Un durrg Monday night as II
wa completely Smruul Ged with burning musllnS
N Il o'h-r II liam ,he m0icial, on opCnGg It IN The
ruins rre'dty 'itcrrU0u, was pleased 10 iini the
contents, HOOhS, papers and money were all pre-.
served In u remarkably good condition. Nith this
proof Of The lire qualities Of your safe We have Civ
cn your agent M order r one NO. safe.
Yours respectfully, DAVIS * Co.
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A GkNls WANTED for the d. st anh FASTEST SELL
A ing Pictorial Books aud B6 "a iress re,nicd
% Sshsb NAiiOaal Publishing Co, Phpa, pA.
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A CuRE AT LAsr-Spcciiics without
number for the cure of Catarrh have
l,ccn extensively advertised, and doubt
less there is some virtue in all. but the
evidence is overwhelming that Ely's
Cream Balm goes more directly than any
other to the seat of the disease, and
though it is comparatively a new discoy
cry, it has resulted in more cures within
the range of our observation than all the
others put together Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Uaion Ledder, Dec, 10, 1879,
We have sold Ely's Cream Balm for
CalAlrh for the past years have never
had complaint but hayo received pras-
,a. Il gives satisfaction 20 every one
e4iMe !, Nat Wolfe y Co. dlaggisis,
MAAeS ilArfo, Pa jan gs, 1870.
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HET ::S Ss'f; s:;s$$ y %%s g;Gs
wa9 always take advantage Of the good chances for
ohI,,hs money that are offered, generally become
nH SnsHVes itlnsla IN poverty. We want many women
10y anu RriS 10 work Tor us right In their own To-
oiu,hhMy wages. we furnish an extensive outnt and
az al ,at sou need, free. No one who engages Tails 10
e mahe mohey very rapidly You can devote your
9le Time 70 the Work or only your spare moments
fuli Information and all that Is needed semi free
Auuiess sriSsos Co., Portland, Maine. oct. i5SO-y
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NO MATTER.

Though consumption may withcr the
weak,
Though fevers may bring down the stout,
Though disease may be rife with the
young,
Though pestilence is walking about,
Thomas Eclectric OIL it will cure,
1t you get it and take it in time,
lis kept by all druggists for sure.
And beats all in the medicine line.
a Wisconsin girl who promises to ri
val the famous butter artist, has nodded
a striking imitation of silver dollar
from cheese. The former made doll,
the latter dollar.
In the recently captured counterfeit
trade dollars the principal ingredient in
their composition was antimony. Ger
tainly, all countelfeits are ant-mouey.
NJ S. Beutler, rs Delaware Place,
Buffalo, n. Y. says: have used DR..
Thomas Ecleciric Oil for neuralgia and
have found permanent relief from its use
A police court is very accommodate
ing place to transact business. If YOU
haven't the money to pay the cash, the
Judge generally gives you time.
No one ever yet saw a man who made
a move TO separate two dogs engaged in
battle,as long as his own dog was having
the best Of ii.
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Odd Items.

Song of the cpostagc stamp--"Gum,o oh
gum with me"
\ wosherwomans chief support is th,
clothes prop.
When watch runs down its affair.
have to be wound up.
What n scrcamcrl is tribute often
paid TO n crying baby, but DIR. Bulls
Baby Syrup by alleviating the pains OF
the little one soon stops the crying.
Ayers Aguc cure has saved thousands
of lives IN the malaria districts of thi,
and other countries. II is warranted n
certain and speedy rcmcdy,and free from
all harmful ingredients
The man who was waiting for some
thing to turn up, was rewarded when he
stepped upon the edge of a barrel hoop.
HIGHEST rRIzE PORT WINE.
The best wine in the country that took
the highest premium at the Centennial,
is Specr's Port Grape Wine, which has
become the most celebrated product of
New Jersey. This wine and his T. j..
Brandy are now being used by physi-
clans everywhere, who rely upon them
as the purcst TO be had of druggists. 1t
Is unsurpassed for weakly females and
old people. For sale by G. "A. Klein,
druggist. Bloomsbur9, Pa
a Paris wit says that Parisians do not
practice any virtue that does not pay
expenses.
Oyster shells seven feet long have been
unearhcd in Kansas. \ man who tackled
~ dozen raw in yc oldcn time had a
job before him.
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MoYER BROTHERS, Blocmsburg, Pa.
June | !, ly.
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RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
WINTER TIME TABLE.

CENTRAL RAILWAY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-23

Cherry chat from the Capital OF III
Country.

Cherry chat from the Capital OF the
Country.
WASHINGTON, February 22,-The reso.
luton Of the Inaugural Military Commit.
tee condemning tho appointment OF Gen.
Field, ex.Confedsrate, Doorkeeper OF the
House, to command division in the
Inaugural procession, has created quite a
breeze here. Gen. Sherman appointed
Field, and to him the latter submitted the
question as to whether he should serve or
not. Gen. Sherman maintains his right
az Grand Marshal to appoint assistants,
and inRists on Field serving.
The fact that Senator Carpenters family
physician In Wisconsin has been tele.
grGphed for has led 10 tho general conclu.
sion that the Senator is IN very critical
condition. lie is quite III, It ia true, but
bis attending physician said that the Sen.
ator rested better than usual last night,
and that q decided improvement In his
physician is confident that the Senator
will recover. II is thought now that the
Senator will not, Unless ho should i'm.
prove with remarkable rapidity.
be able 10 occupy hia scat and take part
In the organization on The oh Of March.
Should he be absent, and should Malone
vote with tho Republicans, they will then
have only thirty.seven votes, calculating
that Pennsylvania will elect 4 Republican
Senator in'time 10 take a seat a. the or.
ganizaLion, 10 thirly.eight Democratic
votes. Some Democrats maintain that in
such a case where party supremacy de.
pendB on the result, that no Democrat
should pair with Senator Carpenter. The
fact that In organizing the present House,
two years ago, the Democrats had 10 bring
their sick and dying In 10 vote III order to
have the required majority, Is referred to
Rs pfecelent to show that In cases In
volying the control Ot one house OF Com
sTess, pairs are entirely out Of order. The
battles arc 30 evenly divided In the Senate
that oil Botls ot manmuvreiDg is going on
AZ The time Of organization approaches,
and Il may be that Uatpentat's vote will
be Offset BY O sick Democrat.
II is said OF The Capitol to-day BY Oon'
eYessnen who have talked with the PreGi'
deht and Secretary Of the Treasury that
lhe funding bill will not be vetoed, but
become 4 law.
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DIx railroad Purchase,

BALrlnoRE, February 22,-1tis stated on
the authority Of high official Of the Bal.
timore 4 Ohio Railroad that a syndicate
composed Of the friends OF the Central
Railroad, New jersey, Philadelphia &
Reading road, and the Baltimore have pnr.
chased a controlling interest in the phila.
delphia, Wilmington 4 Baltimore Rail.
road. Tho purchase 10 stated TO have been
completed to-day.
PHILADELPHIA, February 22.-Pfesident
HinCkley, Of tho Philadelphia, Whining.
ton / Baltimore Railroad, being a question.
ed cOncernining The reported sale OF his
road, Bsidt "The controlling interest In
bis road had been purchased by Robert
Garrett, Third Vice President Of the Balti.
more 4 Ohio Railroad, and Mr.. Haven, Of
the New Jersey Central. The stock pur-
chased is that Of Mr.. 'rhayer, OF Boston,
with the stock Of other persons, making
Up the controlling interest, The price
paid 10 secure majority Of the stock will
lie paid the minority stockholders should
they tender their stock. The agreement,
thetaiore, ls such as 10 protect the
mihofitV,n
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OUR NEIGHBoRs.
GOSSIPY LOCAL LETTERS FROM BEL.
MONT COUNTY TOWNS.
Martins Ferry, West wheeling aud Hell.
laire-PersanAI, Social and General
lntellIgeuCe-A New Tunnel 10
be DIEged Rt StcubsnViIe-
Bank Rurned, dc, dc,
RELLAIRE.

Mrs. Prof, Nelson, Of Delaware Ohio, is Wis.
lting her father, James Wilson, on Belmont
street.
WOrkmen ara engaged on the cellar Of
double house for David H. Darrah, in Sheets
Addition, north Of Miss Cunningham's
Dr. Reasoner has bought the vacant lot ad.
Joining DR.. Sanders former residence, Guern-
seV street,
Mr, Alexander Armstrong, Of Armstrong's
Mills, was In town Tuesday
The Carroll Building Association sold the
Merrlman property on Harrison street.
a few OF our dwellings and more Of our
business rooms displayed the stars and stripes
Tuesday, In response 10 the Mayors prOclanR.
I'on! T. honor the Father OF his Country.
4, MISS Lille kirkpatrick was unable to teach
hohHay on account of sickness, and there was
no school In her room, Fifth ward.
ine ICE piled In heaps aleng the streets
LlellS Just last enough tn keep the 81 reefs Con.
stanlly hiry. An old Wiyy ha, been allowed
10 remain on one Of tho principal strcels in
.ne second ward, where the high water lef. il
The Independent says ". s. Kinds of BalLl.
more nus purchased the undivided half in.
ltrest @ IN twenty'louF acres Of Goa land, and
~" " h'N balihi lHHAIUB tNe BlltTAnCD
near the Belmont Glass House.
Tie wOrkmen at the Pittsburgh Coal Works
paired. !" w ''
Tle Session Of the Presbyterian Church has
received word from Rev jenkins, OF OryiIIe
%yiLig that he will bs present here on next
Sunday, Last week he wis unable 10 k, ep nIs
appointment owing to sickness In his family
delaying him and u miSConnCCtlon with lie
trains. "'' '"s
-, The surveyor Is setting his stakes In the
First ward. VIZ
Our gardenersare making hot.beds
Ihe Glass City Loan Company tBuildinp
AtssoCiatton) made application for a charter
Monday evening.
The frame Of q double house is RAPIDLY 90.
ing up on the CofnerOf Guernsey anu Central
avenues.
There Is lively competition between tl,e
Bellaire and Wheeling boats, Pres Ellison and
10 Belle. They land at the wharf, which IA
nlleti constantly with glass ware and other
freight, the commonly used landing being i'm.
passable from mud The wharf is not alto.
gether useless, then.
A Aphotograph boat Is Iylngat our banks.
H. o. H.
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MARrIN,H PERRY.

The people Of Martins Ferry are 10 have an
opportunity Of witnessing tho now somewhat
celebrated "Babes in the Woods" Of Bridge.
port The precious little ones are not only
tho pets OF the household, " but have become
general favorites wherever thCy have made
Lheir appearance, and will bu welcomed TO
Marllhs Ferry by one of the largest audiences
ever assembled IN Commercial Hall. lhtse
nanes have been carefully rageO by wise and
IiuIoiOus inOthers and even our bAtChelOr
baylor ''' a0O" w
Our young friend, Dr. Hall, has been sum.
moncd to his home, In Kent, Ohio, on Nccount
OF the illness Of brother, whom, va trust ha
will find much improved
L. W. Martin, principal Of the Union EchooI
~ hosco. Ohio, ana formerly Of this place, "a
mere making flying Wilt and will leave for
his home tomorrow.
Mra Mt E Whitehead Is lying very III al
her home In NiedarL's addition.
Joel wood, one OF tho directors OF ile
wheeling " Lake Erie railroad, was called 10
CleVeland yesterday on business for the rOnd
ahu wehope TO be able u report upon lhs re.
turn arrangements for lis speedy completion,
me Wheeling aud Martins Ferry erry
boat has been receiving from the clemens
ana adverse critics rather aseVGrn treatment Of
lale, ann we are only sorry that there Is some
Er9nhI iOr ille complaint. Our people would
llail win delight some faster and more con.
Velltent connection bslween your town and
our own, and one that would afford 6ppor-
tuhItles Of getting back and forth after orS
o'clock at night without having to 90 by way
Of bridgeport.
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THE CENTRAL pAC,prC.
A Question 10 he ntait with by the New
Administration.


NEw YoRK, February pa snpcial in
the Graphite says: An officer Of the Gov.
eminent declares that The operation OF
the Central Pacific In lie dealings with the
United States WAS simply downright
sTindle Of such proportions as would star.
Tie the country from one end 10 the other
when exposed, as they would sooner or
later. An amount Of money 30 vast rs 10
be difficult to calculate had thus been
diverted from whore II belonged
series OF years. The earnings had
been tampered with and inthed into
Channes for the benefit Of The monopoly
and 10 deffaud the public Treasury, and
tbs question had soon 10 lie met. fIp was
not certain but that the Auditor would be
Justified In declaring the agreement be-
tween tho road aud the tiOvOfnnent far.
feiteh, and II is not al ALL Improbable that
the property would have 10 bs taken nos.
session Of by the next administration for
the protection OF public inlerpsls, All tbia
has been u is said, under disCnsslon by
various officials OF the department dunn,
The last lew days, and II has been urged
that Gen. Garfield ought 10 be Informed Of
the facts oi the case with view 10 govern.
Ing his selection Of an Attorney General
and SeCteiafy OF the Interior.
This, II Is belisved;' will bB the great
question TO be settled in the early days Of
the next administration, and II vii pye.
sent such grave difficulties that embatF a.
mAf1t may result, pTOyida, ,bn s,,,LI lii
oi q hand is not al the helm, IL has been
suggested that Mr., French 20 ON ihis tleli.
cate mission, ard Il IA thought 10 be posi-.
bic that he may DO 40 during tho Lomlbp
week, Something may depend upon the
attitude and action Of The Committees nm
Railroads 10 Congress, but should they
tail TO act promptly upon Mr.. Etench't
presentations now before them, a Conier.
enCe with the ptesident.eleCi will doubt
lesa be considered advisable,
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TOPEKA, KS, February 22,-rhe Senate
defeated the joint resolution to submit the
female suffrage amendment to the State
Constitution.
The Supreme Court to-day fled It's
opinion on the constitutional amendment
relating to the prohibition Of Intoxicating
liquors AZ a beverage.
The court unanimously holds that the
amendment waB legally adopted and is a
part Of the constitution OF the State. Also
that 10 accordance with the decisions Of
the United States Supreme Court the
Stale has q right TO prohibit the sale and
manufacture Of Intoxicating liquors for use
as q beverage.
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THE NEWS IN RRIrr.


Matters of Interest NJ Home aud Abroad
Just Glanced AZ.
General Milan, Italian Minister OF War,
Is believed to be dying.
Sixteen steamers and 203 sailing vessels
were lost during December.
Senator Carpenters condition IL not In.
proved and Is still considered dangerously
III.
At pittston, Pa, the First National
Bank voted 10 withdraw It's circulation of
$450,0O0.
The Vienna Pre1e states that the Bul.
garian and Danubian fortresses are being
repaired and armed.
AdviCes from AKIN, on The African Gold
coast, represent that tho King Of Ashantee 9
can put 10000 men In the field.
Cooperstown, N Y, banks will not sur.
tender their circulation but will take
about 200, 900 now three per cents.
NJ. Droz, previously Vice President, has
been elected President Of The Swiss Con.
federation Ia the place OF Anderwert, de.
ceased.
AT Montreal, while Mrs. O'Donnoyan
Rosa was giving public reading, a bullet
was fired through The window. No one
was hurt
At Louisville, KY, yesterday, The boiler
In the soap factory Of +. W. Meyer ex.
plotled killing Meyer and injufinp bic s0n
William. Loss by damage 10 building $3.50.
Con. Hancock will be al the inaugural
ceremonies In the Senate and at The reCep.
tton In the National Museum building In
the evening, but will not enter into the
procession.
Greece will present note 10 the powers
demanding admission 10 the POufpaftefs
al Uohstah tlnople, and II refused, the gov.
eminent will make the widest reservation
with referonCe to the decisions arrived al,
Gable specials 10 The London Tine, seti.
nusly call attention TO the action Of lhe
French government on the question Of the
importation OF pork from The United
States, and hopes France will devise A
milder rule.
pathell and other Irish members will
address their constituents on Sunday, Tie
Daily M,irs says! II the Improvement Of
the state Of Ireland continues Il Ia pfoba.
bic that the Government will not proceed
with The Arms bill. Arrangements are
making for land meeting In each county
In Ireland on Sunday.
The Pope In an address TO the Cardinals
expressed regret al the renewed attacks
and insults heaped upon the Church in
nearly all parts Of the world. Therefore
an extraordinary jubilee would be inaug'
nrated this year throughout Christendom
for the purpose Of imploting the Almighty
10 bestow better times on tile church.
In The Greek ChamberOf Deputies yes
tefday a royal decree was submitted, call
ing 10 arms all men above 81 yeafs Of agl
who have served three months Of more Il
the army. neCrses were also presented
empowefing the government 10 admit for
eipn officers into the Greek army, pfo
viled they become Greek citizens, An,
modifying the organization Of the tinanCIa
department pi The army.
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AT THE CAPITAL,
MATTERS OF PUBLIC INTEREST AT
HEADQUARTERS.
Gen. sherman aud the Inaugural E1eeu.
tive Committee Have n CIRsh-SenA-
Tor Carpenters Condition ANsum.
ing ImpOrtRnee-A Monument
for the Father OrhIs Country,
wAsHISGTON'S MONUMENT.
Discussion in the Senate
Yesterday,

Yesterday,
WASHINGTON, February 22,-In TIE Sen
ate to-day q discussion peculiarly appro
pirate to the day and apparently well ap
precIated by the galleries, which werC
unusually full, was indicated by taking up
the House joint resolution amending and
re.enaCting the joint resolution approved
June II, 1870, providing for monument
to mark the birthplace Of George Wash
ington. Both resolutions place the ex.
penditure Of the appropriation and control
Of the erection of the monument under the
direction OF the Secretary Of State, and the
pending one increases Of the appropria.
tion from $1,000 to $50 600.
Mr., Salisbury in favoriug the bill COM
mented on the persistence with which Mr.,
CoCkrel had objected TO the taking up
OF the bill, Notwithstanding the appeals
made to him in view OF the patriotic char.
acter OF the day.
Mr.. OoCkrOll replied that on motion TO
take mp the bill MIR, Salisbury in his
spectacular and dramatic way appealed to
him not to insist on his Objstdiou no that
tH0 '"'b'S w ''''''' S,tH ~ 80 ~ y
appeared that the monumental S5,OOO hau
been proVlned ior hy resolution seventy
nine, anu that an enort was now under
the cover o. the patriotic occlston and in
the name ol the ne old tiag to take out OF the
Treasury s27ON additional. He though!
the erlglnal was the oniy 0ne'the great and
good put modest, washington would
recognise II to-day he could speak from
his grave
Mr.. Logan suggested TO mr.. OockreIl a
correction ot ne lamiliar lines 80 they
should read, "hrst IN war, hrst In peace,
and the last one to get y monument"
General mtSrrlment'
Mr.: lngalls said ne was CURIOUS to know
why the people 81 virginia. II they felt
any interest IN thls matter, did not erect a
monument under the resolution passed In
1879 .
Mr.. Johnson replied that the duty had
been imposed upon the Secretary OF state,
and ne diu not 10 II because the sum waa
not Ruihcient. ,r -
Mr.. dngalls-rhat ls 10 say SS,OOO was
not slthclentto 10 erect S'UoO monument.
The Secretary differed with Congress in
that particular and consequently had not
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wEsr wmEELIsa WHIPS.

The mud isa few inches above the gauge.
ApetltIon for poStotllce WIS forwarded To
Hon. J. T. UpdegraIT, Washington, D. G., last
Monday.
The youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs George
Stewart died on Saturday evening OF lung
terry OH Sunday.
Wolf. Bros. succeeded IN laInchhg their
barge, Nora, from the bank IN South Wheel.
ing this morning Thieves had ransaCkpd and
pilIaged II Of every available article, even
taking the locks from the doors.
The track on the grade Of the G., r. V. b
W. X. X. has been replaced and Is now IN good
condition for running trains over.
Key. A, II, McCahai, Of New Brighton, Pa,
Is ill tOsn visiting his mother
Mr.. George Hays ls recovering slowly from
a severe attack Of liberated sore throat
MI u. Il. Moore Is ttlll unable To return 10
work, Oh account Of a spralned ankle.