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"The Wizards Wonders"

Edison. the electrician, has heen Off
cially visited hy the Mayor and corpora
ton of New York. Edison said he was
ready for them, and they went to inspect
wizards wonders. It was night but they
found Menlo Park illuminated with the
radiance OF day. There was. no dark
ness there, and the bright light actually
put out the moon and stars as effectively
as the sun does at MONDAY. While the
visitors were wondering, the wizard
touched Knob lightly, and all was dark
Erebus Another touch flashed light
again upon the Park, and the expert
ment was over. The same thing could
evidently be done in the streets of city
10 an instant by one lampligbter. where
ct now takes hundreds Of active boys an
hour and a half to light the lamps. On
the next evening, full mile of Broad,
way was lighted with electricity. and the
report says that the light was SO strong
as to cast shadows of the gas-jets on
the pavement. Men made amusement
of reading newspapers, and bunting up
the smallest print at that. And all
dreamed ofthe good time coming when
NeH York wonld rejoice in perpetual
day.
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THEIR MEN.
They Attack Man and Wite--One
OF the Regulators Kille0--Davis
Loses His Ears.

They Attack a Man and Wife--One
OF the Regulators Killed--Davis
Loses His Ears.
PARKERs BURG, VIVA, December 81
The Red Men, or V,giIauies, are still
keeping certain neighborhoods in ada
cent counties lively.
A report. from all appea, ahces we'll
founded. gives il that few nights since
a man who had been mail Carrier, hav
ing made himself obnoxious to the self
imposed regulators of morals, was taken
ont of q house in Ritchie county and
several whipped.
Following this comes an additional
account from Calhoun, giving an ac-
count of a more serious outrage.
1t seems that man named Davis, who
lived on Spring Creek. Roane C unity
had done something which gave otfense
to the regulating gentry, and lew nights
since the Regulators made raid on bis
house Tor the purpose Of measuring on
justice in their tculiar way. 1t would
appear, however, that Dlvis had been
apprised of their intention, and was or
the lookout for them, for when the banf
came up to the front Of the house they
were confronted by Davis and bis wifi
standing in the doorway, who warned
them off Not needing this, the bant
still approached. Davis and his wit
then opened fire on the ma auders, ant
their leader, Strouse, Tell to the earth
corpse. The other shot did not prov
so effectual, but one Of the gang nov
carries an empty sleeve, and will eat will
one hand for while.
Maddened by the death of their cap
EEiain, the gang. failing to hiring .the in
kmates out by any other means, set fir
to the house. The fieudish plan had, u
course, the desired effect. In the mea
time the hell.deserving crew, t. max
sure os accomplishing their object, ha
surrounded the premises, and as Davi
and his wife ran out from the burnin
building the former was easily caugh
He was then severely whipped, and,
credible though it may seem, had hot
his ears cut off close 10 his head TIL
officers succeeded in getting l"ld of II
member of the hand who was wounde'
and he is now confined in the count
isil
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Murder in st. Clairsyille.

From the Bellaire Independent, 30sh ult.
The empire of st Clalrsvile was star
tied from centre to circumference on
Christmas day by the deliberate shoot
ing and killing Of Sterling Riggs bv
George Weir. The two men, with 9TH
ers, were standing in front OF Patterson
drug store, on the principal street in the
village when Weir remarked that he sup
posed he would have to serve term in
the penitentiary, and pointing to Riggs,
said, "there's the man who will send me,
and while Riggs was making some reply,
Weir drew his revolver. and taking de-
liberate aim he fred. the bail taking eff
feet in the right breast. The crowd al
one dispersed, and Riggs started t, run
across the street, when Weir fired two
more shots. both of which took IF CT,
one in the shoulder and the other In the
spine. The two prime pals in the affair
have not been good friends for some
tima, the difficulty growing out Of suit
now pending in the Common Plea.
Court, wherein Weir is indicted for steal
ing money from Martin Fink, which OF
fense is alleged to have occurrei some
months ago, and in which case Riggs
turned States evidence against him
Weir has made hia threats for some
! time past that before Riggs should tesii-
tfy against him he would kill him. Both
men were implicated in several misdeeds,
there heing party OF outlaws mp in that
neighborhood who have been commit-
ting crime after crime, and it is thought
that this affair will lead to the ferreth2
out Of the whole husiness1- Riggs, th,
murdered man. who died in about fiv
minutes after the shooting, is about 5
|, years of age, and leaves wife and fpu
, children to mourn his untimely end
Weir is a son Of Gan. Weir, and is ahou
81 years of age. He has always been
bad boy and considered dangerOu
character. He was arrested soon atte
by brother of the man killed and wa
} locked ~ 10 Jail. For time there wa
a possibility If m ,b taking charge Q
n the prisoner and administering fleet fSnl
! ed stce, but cooler and wiser counse
S prevailed, and the man was left in I'll
D hands OF the officers. William DDwr
: ing, another Young man who has been
e cronvi of both the prisoner and the mu1
I dered man, and man of questinnab
e character, was arrested al.>, charge
: with aiding aud abet.ing Weir in Ii
. murder.
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Note Oh Running of Trains. LEAST
BoUND-Nsw York Fast Liue daily. entire
train, runs through from Chicago 10 New
York.. Sleepers attached. Day Bxpress'daily,
except Sunday. New York Nail, daily.
Sleeping Car, Sandusky to Grafton.
WRIST BuUND-chioags Fast Line daily,
entire train runs through from Nsv York to
Chicago. Slespers attached. Chicago
Express runs daily on C. .. and L. 4.
Divisions. Chicago Mail runs daily on main
line and C. o, Division; on other divisions
daily, except Sunday. Sleeping Car, Grafton
Sandusky. All other trains daily, except
sunday,
| C.H Hunsos, Supt Trans. 0. Div, Chicago.
w. 4. RBPPKRT, Pass. Ag't, Columbus.
In. Cole, General Ticket Agent, Balti-
more. ~
c. <. LORD Gen. Pass. Agt Baltimore,
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BLAINE vs.. C0NKbING.
Will Blaine Accept a. Cabinet Posi-
1i0n?--TrOuble Threatening in the

Will Blaine Accept a Cabinet Posi-
tiOn?--TrOuble Threatening in the
ssCamp.r j.
WAsnINeroN. December 2S-There is
a growing impression that, Senator
Blaine will resign his seat in the Senate
To accept Cabinet position under the
next administration This impression
does not arise from any indication given
by the Senator of an intention to change
his sphere Of political service. His term
as Senator will expire March, 1888. in
all probability he could then secure re
election to the Senate if he 81 desired.
II he entered the Cabinet, he would not
he out of service until March 4, 1885
AS a Cabinet officer he could control,
with quite as much ease, the political
wires, which are necessary to be pulled
to. retain political prestige at home. II
he should aspire to the Republican non
ination for the Presidency in 1884, he
would he in vastly better position as q
member of the Cabinet to further that
ambition than If he remained in the Sem
ate There is no doubt bnt that Gen
Garfield has placed u Cabinet portfolio
at Mr.. Blalne's disposal Whether he
has restricted him TO anv particular po.
silion is not known. His friends avel
that he can have ANYTHING that he wants
Ii their statements are true, he would ir
all probability take the Treasury depart
ment, should he determine 10 leave the
Senate. MIR. Conkling. however, lie
mands that New York shall have th'
Treasury, and if it should be given t.
the Senator from Maine. serious troutl
would follow. Mr.. Blaine is one 0
General Garfeld's warmest friends. .Du
ring the trying times of the Credit Mo
hlier investigation the former, who wa
Speaker of the House, stood nv the al
fl cted Representative from Ohio. /
is said by gentleman, who was himsel
implicated in the scandal, that il it hat
not been for Blaine, Garfield would hav
been made victim tn the outraged feel
ings of the country along with Jane
Brooks and Oakes Amts After tn
scandal mad blown over Blaine mad
Garfield chairman Of the Committee o
Appropriations and helped him in olhe
wsys to relrieve his demoralized fnr
tunes. Under the circumstances. it wa
simply just that the President elet
should tender Mr. Blaine Cabinet pc
sition. II the Senator from Maine Cor
cludes to accept the place himself, ther
will be vacancy for both Mr. Frye an
Mr.. Hale in the Upper House.
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The st. ClairsvIlle Murder.

Yesterday morning, at St Clairsville,
the examination of Wm. E. Downing,
who is charged with aiding aud abettine
George Weir in the murder of Sterling
Riggs was concluded and resulted in the
discharge of Downing There was very
little testimony against him His coun-
sci was Judge R. E. Chambers, while the
State was represented bv Prosecutor
Mitchell and W s. Kennon.
Weir, the murderer, appeared before
the court with his counsel, Hon. L. Dan.
ford, and waived hearing. He was re.
manded to jail ito await trial in the
Court of Common Pleas, which it is ex.
pected will take place in February
Wheeling Register, 30th alt.
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Have You Ever

Known any person to be seriously i'll
without weak stomach or inactive liver
or kidneysP And when these organs
are in good condition do you not find
their possessor enjoying good health
'Patker's Ginger Tonic always regulates
these important organs, and never fails
TO make the blood rich and pure and to
strengthen every part Of the system. II
has cured hundreds of despairing in-
valids. Ask your neighbor about it.
See other column.
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A correspondent says it is the opinion
of Competent judges that Russia has
made ample concessions in the Chinese
question.
Jay Gould's conquests in the West
and Southwest are shown by St. Louis
journal to bes9,649 miles Of completed
Track, and 3S5 in process Of construc-
tion.
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RChe Wopdsield SPIRIT don't want
TO extend their narrow gauge railroad 70
Cambridge. All right. We never did
like narrow gauges very we'll, anyway.
We shall terminate our mex, Southern
Railroad at Clarington at the month oi
Fish Creek, giving Woods6eld the so-by
-Gxernsey Times.
Cambridge heing an ou ~ the way
place, how can you expect a narrow
gauge railroad to be huilt TO III R.il.
road men seek region where there il
money and trade to give them a profita
BILE return for their investment. We re-
peat. Cambridge is not ON the list Al
made up: an another thing. Claringtor
is not "at the mouth OF Fish Creek.
Better send your engineer down there t.
properly locate Clarington and Fisl
Creek.
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TO CLEvELAND
Only Hours and 2a Minutes!
TO CHICAGO-Only ls Hoursl

steubenville accommodation leaves Bell.
aite At 445 pm, Bridgeport at 500, and ar
fives at Steubenville at sos pm.
Leaves SteubenvilIe at $50 m, Bridgeport
at s.5s m arrive at Bellaire at 9,05 m.
Tickets can be purchased to all points
III the far West at the lswest possible rates
as well as the Bast, and baggage checked to
destination. For full. l.partioulars, maps, ato.
apply to N. Gordon, Ticket Agent c. 4 P. B
r., Bellaire, Ohio.
; ,rsfs is F. R. MYERS,
General Passenger & Ticket Agent. i
| JOHN THOEAS, General Superintendsat,
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Old letter paper, torn into narrow
strips and caried with knife or over q
knitting needle. is used for stuffing pill
lows.
In japan the ceilings are made OF pa
per. 80 tlint II the wail:falls down on q
mar while be is sleeping he only feels
as II he we're having piees OF court
plaster put on. :.
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EF Barnesville is moving In railroad
matters. A meeting was held there las'
week at which determination was
evinced to run road north TO connect
with the Tuscarawas VALLEY road, or
South to connect the Beaver Valley road
near Som.rton. 49,.
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EThe trial OF PARNELL and other
leaders OF the Lani League, commenced
il Dublin on the 2Ssh nit. They are
charged with conspiracy to prevent the
payment OF rent. to resist the process .
ejectment, to prevent the taking of farms
from which tenants had been evicted
and to create Ill will among Her Males.
ty's subjects. ths charges being varied
and repeated in several forms and the in
formations being Of great length.
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Two lads in Richmond, Va, ventured
TO ask drunken man TO make no noise
in front OF their home, as their mother
va, very III. In response, one received
a bullet through the, eye, and the other
q dsngeo ous wound in the cheet.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

H,HN undersigned, having been appointed
| Notary Public, would inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he is
prepared to fill Pensioners Blanks. admin
is.sr Oaths, take Dispositions, acknowledge
Deeds, Mortgagss- and other Instruments o.
writing. ti, JOHN !kfFhho'
spr1S.'76y 3eallsville Monroe Ce. "o'o
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HThe Ohio Legislature convenes
to-day. the 4th irst The Republican
majority will he pressed to pa.s. a Local
Option law this Winter, but that party
don't always practice what its stumpers
preach; therefore there is not much
prospect of such q measure going
through.
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EWHIrrAKEK, the mlored Cadet
who had bis ears trimmed at West Point
last Summer, is to have rehearing be-
fore a Court Martial. The interests ol
the colored brother must he looked after
in the opinion Of Mr.. HAYES. -
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EE The Senatorial fight in West W.
is warming up. Gov. MArraEw'. Hon.
JoHH N. CAMDEN, and HEREFoRD. the
present incumbent, are the parties who
are anxious to sacrifice themselves for
the interests of the peoples Of COURSE
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NHAYEs has commenced the war Of
removal from Office ag.inst CoNKLING's
office-holding friends in the State OF
New York. CoSKLISG has not been in
the White House since HAYES was
acounted in" and when he has occasion
to refer to the President says, in bis lofty
style, s.that man." HAYES proposes to
repay the Senator's contempt by taking
the official scalps Of his followers.
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THE BEASTLY BOERS
Decide to Starvc a Garrison o.
900 Men.

Decide to Starvc a Garrison OF
800 Men.
CAPETowN, Dec. 30-The Beers form
ed two camps near Potchefestrom on
the 18th inst, land on the Goth, 200 noun.
ted Beers and 1000 on foot attempted
to capture the fort, which was occupied
by 300 soldiers. They advanced to
within 200 yards of the fort, but were
repulsed by shot and shell. Seven In
surgents were killed and many wounded
Paul Kruger held a council of war on
the 22d, when it was decided to starve
the garrison.
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EF Col. McLuRE, of the Philadel-
phia Times, writes frem the South
.Prosperity South means prosperity
North, and the South is prospecting now
as she never prospered before"
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WONDERFUL BARGAINS

.stisAh y Erfe sRo ~
. tas .ssss
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over Deiter's Grocery, and will manufacture
harness. saddlsJ, brides, and all other arti-
cles in his basiness that the trade demands.
Repairing done on short notice and at fair
rates. Pieces Of harness, whips and straps
kept on hand. Call and examine goods and
obtain prces.' Goods warranted to b ex-
actly as represented, and rates reasouabfs. :
snoy3O. SONS. -
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RAILROADS. 4.
Cleveland am Pittsburgh Railroad.
CONDENSt0 TIME CARD.

~ ~ GOING EAs, AND WEST.
onoaud after Now. 1880, al trains will
run daily (exoept suudv) as follows: ss
5 Through trains to Ptshurgh. -1o~S g9's
Through trains to Clesland.
Through trains to Chiago.
Pullman's Parlor Cars btween Wsllsville
and Cleveland g
Hotel and Sleeping Cars Z all trains be-
tween. Alliance and Chicago.
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It produces the largest quantity sfFshss
most valuable crops ss.the "a ssfys.>
LOW EST COSTy
II permanently improves and keeps up The,
fertility of the soil. -. ]s-:se z
Restores exhausted soil to its original
richness and hastens th. maturity Of the
crops s'sss AZ
The money value and annual returns of
Fths land are largely increased b.. supplying
this absolutely necessary mineral 1estorsf -
land in which IL 10 deficient. - -
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WIN. F. Beandfiinnisp>
e q msrsN sfsfs
t.*3Ff
Ft33 g yisk
Furniture, I. - s., I
!. Qussnswass,
~ eess ssises'
| O. 81. Groceries.
Furniture,
Groceries.

You can buy any of the above articles
cheaper st this place than any other estab-
lishment in the oeunsy. noy23, 80.
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1881.

wThermometer ranged from 8 to
20 degrees below zro In the United
States last week
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Adxertising Rates:

Ehesal advertisements charged at the rate
81 one dollar per square for first insertion ana
fifty cents for each subsequent insertion.
Administrators or Executors. Attachment
and Road Notices. $2 90. "A
I Local Notices. per line. first insertion ~
cents, and five cents per line for each additional
week.
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1T Is ADVISED

For Fall Use on Old Worn out Meadows;
For Fields intended for Corn; ~. - !.
For Fields intended TOT Rarly PAstdtsse;
For Fields intended for Tobacco,
For Fields intended for Spring Planting al !
kinds;
For Top Dressing for Wheaf-Now;
1t Is especially recommended for Fruit
Trses-Apple. Peach, Plum, Cherry -Graps
Vines, Berry Bushes, 30. = 3. ~
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Bellaire &,Southwestern 4. Il.
TINE Table.
TAKE EFFECT 12 NJ, July I, 1850.

Trains make connection with the B. & O.
and c. 4 r. Railroads., ALSO with Capt La
keus' steamboat. "Pres Bllison," for Wheel
ing. Trains run daily, Sunday excepted. s
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One Hundred and Forty and a Half

Acres OF goodlaud for sale, ,ou the B. & 8. NJ,
R. R., near Armstrong; Mills. Ovsi l00D
acres cleared. we'll wstersd. orchard, dwell. !,
ling house, large barn, &c. FERNS easy. For
further information apply in person or BY
letter to = C. W ARMSTRONG II
J Armstrong; Mills, Belmont Co.. Ohio.
dec24, '80w4. {.
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FAIL and WINTER
MILLINERY GOODS
INSURE WITH
1T PENNIN r o. N,
General Fire Life & Accident
uNrcuD AAEE AGENT

B e / aire, . n l o /.
Risks taken in Ohio and W. Va, Reliable
Cash and Mutual Companies represented.
decl 6,'79Y.
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wArrayosp. Pa. June S, 1880

WATEhfOhDs Ass suu0 ", 4ooOe
The Carbonate Of Lime Dust purchas6d
last spring sowed broadcast on an old
meadow that had been moved for. . long
time ard had b.come very badly run. ris
CLAY soil. am Satisfied that where the Lime
Dust was sown the crop was increased my
per cent. lts effects were plainly to be seen
while the erass was growing and ~ 20 ths 1
time Of mowing,S intend to repeat itzthss
coming spri gif The spring bsfDrsp IAese& 4
plaster on . part Of the sams msadnv, bpk
am satisfied that the Lime did me M hesl
servics, Very sruly, WN.sBRNnON. i
. Address orders and communicative - "a
= Belmont Fertilizer COmp0hys 81
w.Armstrone's Mills, Belmont Couhty,{ 0nie, y
Or to- ". T. Morris. Agent, woodshsld, OH,
who keeps the Lime Duss on hand ~ Aanu<s
facturef's pricss. all Agentssof the y !
& g. W. R.sR. are authorised Assntssf Ahis
Company. dsc2t'S0nSss
- II 81 Slsttf ssssi
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.,,FARM'..'..... ...a
zoo ACRES FOR SALE.

fFHB undersigned desire to ssll thsir fasas.
! l1ef 400 acres Aying Immediately isest st
Boston, Belmont county, Ohio. Thsrs isep ;
the farm two, good dwelling houses, sGepd
stable, barns. sheep houses. and in short;
every building necessary. Land all lays
well; Is we'll watsred. and allin grsss. There
is three good orchards on it. VIII sell 1ow
and on long time with low rate Of intersst.'
For further particulars ipquirs Of
se ATKINSON BROTHER&.
movie, ,'80m3. Batesvills, Ohio.sa
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Harness and Saddle Shop.
"0odShe1dsos
SlnnIE AND HARNESS SHOP

TT KERCHNRR informs the citizens Of
IL. Woodsfeld and vicinity that he has
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sY-OFFICE West Side OF Main street. TWO
loors North of the Public Square
TERMS:
ene copy, one year. 81 1s
One copy, six months; 80 20
ene copy, three months, ~ "
Single copy.
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ime.
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t.-l hnvc ,tIrrntly hphrknf,cd t0 ynt1r men-
b,ts wnrt'!t concerning tho antiquity Of ihls