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PICKING LErrER-BOx LOCKS.
ASTONISHING REVELATIONS OF A LITTLE
NEGRO BOY IN BALTIMORE.


A CO 'ored boy named James Cole man,
q little fellow black as the ace of 3 AIDES,
VINO had a nearing yesterday before the
United States Commissioner on the
charge of open ng the letter boxes at the
Baltimore Post Office and taking out q
dozen Or more letters, some of them con-
tanning drafts for m0ney. Coleman came
from Richmond. Va, a few months ago
to look for sister In Baltimore and not
finding her, itv d tne best way he could,
by his wits. Last Friday he went 10 a
pawnbro err 5 office, handed in q draft for
476, and ask ed the pawnbroKer TO give
him money Tor 1t. The pawnbroker,
knowing something was wrong, kept 9
draft and reporte the case TO Lne police
authorities.
Coleman WAS arrested on Sunday, and
confessed that he got the drA It, AS well
as several Others like il, from The Post
Office, by lock ing the boxes. The
Marshal of Police and the Assistant Post
master tuEk be tile fellow to the Post
Office, and there lie gave them an eXhibi-
tlOn of b IA SIX II in opening burglar proof
locks. He had A II tie strip of wrought
iron VIII Gu Ii had hammered very thin,
anu putting this IA the key y-hole Of box
and giving IL one or Two slight taps with
his finger, . N flsw the box as If my ma
way. nearly taking away the breath OF
the Post Office authorities. They locked
upon him Tor the moment as one OF the
greatest discoveries Of his age. The se-
CURLY OF JD6 u1Alts was hL nlb hoICYt Ut
woplI have been, had he not been under
| arrest Business men became alarmed
when they heard story, and the Post
master ha bsen forced 10 put on extra
| day auo nj hit Watchmen to guard the
| boxes. Among l0d5smiths the case has
| excited the widest interest, and the dis
covery that there locks can be picked
m v lead o an entire change in them.-
Government experts are already study.
ing the case with interest, The boy Cole
ma u was sent To all by the Commission
or to await the acLlon OF the Grand Jury
on his Gaze.
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POIfce Cases

A.tbe hearings before the Mayor thil
morning, James Miller, was charged BY
his w'fs with coming homs continually
drunk and acting In disorderly manner
In view Of the case, the Mayor impose 1
q penalty Of So and costs, aud required
him to give 500 bail to keep the peace
William Barry for being drunk and
going into the house, No. l05 Orange
street and lying down behind the stove,
vas required 60 pay 81 and costs.
One dlusk with the usual penalty Of
80 cents and costs.
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HEnmense VoIuune q en-

BUTLER. April GA well on tha
stewart farm, Wintisll tOwnship. this
county, which was drilling for 81 10.
DAY, struck ct . depth Of eight hum.
dred feet enc OF the most nova,S,I
sS'ns oL gas ever encountered In the
OIL region. The volume Of gas d "a
great mat the roaring noise can bo
olsAnctly heard i've miles away. Il q
owned sy Plttsburg parties. who pIaco
its value at very high figure, as thev
expect TO realize large sum ont al Il
oy laying pipes 20 PittsburR, where IL
mills. -AA'-A
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON. ApriI 7.

LONDON, April Z.
The LGW Times states that the $500
ordered to be paid into court in the ac-
tion of Clark against Bradlaugh will be
paid.
The Dagbldd Of Stockholm, says that
Sweden has engaged to invade Finland
In the event of war between Russia and
Germany.
The Daily Ne,os has despatch from
Pieter- Marllzburg which says there is
q seriou, famine In Zululand owing to
the failure Of the crops, because OF the
drought.
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SECOND EDITION
CHINESE IMMI0RATION.

WAsHIHGroN, Apr II y, 1882.
There ara nov two bills in the Senate
and two Ia tns House regulating Chinese
Immigration, with tue exception of the
one introduced by Senator Farley's bill
proposes fifteen years. The opinion ID
expressed by members OF both parties
that another measure will not pass this
session In any form.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
The Senate adjourned over until Mon
day.
The Post Office Department hiss decId-
cd that pest Otfics clerk my accept the
position of Alderman.
The President will give reception to
the diplomstic corIs and the officers of
the army and navy and their families on
Tuesday evening next. The next recep-
tion to the public will be given the fol-
lowing week.
The House Oommitttee ON Military
AffaiTs to-day direc sd an aiverse report
to be made to ihe House on Represents
tive PAul's bid to fu'horize the Score
,ary ot War 10 g ant the use of certain
lAbd a. Fortress Monroe, Va, for the
erection of hottl
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TuE managers Of the New York
b,roO Exchange have been author
la ,o DurcbsSe and erect . building,
4 oo.t not more than $500, ,OOe, The
|disc. will contain offices, which will
|. IA, to tenants. A seat IN the Ex-
Nance was sold Wednesday for
h 100 which is considerable advance
tbs last previous sale.
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FRANK FRAYNE.

a HORsE PLACE for a .uhmsr,ro ~,
\ sua .uan mat proposed TO connect Rea.
I'M 'DS g Aleslna tthe Italian main is1d
M ,n n"lclly) could hardly he fund
m, 'uuael % itself would have to ha eSout
6ttba a,les long, under very deem ws,sr. :
|e,se,W Ie worst t a,ure of the place ia ,bs =,
MI. ." lls'lt Is suffice. to earlhonsrs S1s ~
IAN Inn insomueh that It's houses are
|e,r WV ~, on pu pose to Withstand than
ID ,,m 'ue Close OF the last ceotnrv T.
SrltousGuss' us' entirely DESTROYED hv AN
geraI IAt, AZ and has since experienced
kildnn suocks, The money risE -
e,,IUs = tunnel under the Straioht ot
|Ock 1 Of S would be enormous, for = sinoIs Is
pyt tba y, earthquake would prohahlv ns ~ ,e !" ;
rcb Iu NV works, De Less ms, rsns, Is,' is |.
tins, O's likely and promising under. ie
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EgYpttan lntrigues.
1.nnnon. .Anril Z. 1882.

LONDON, April 7, 1882.
The financial Sg mt of Ismail Pacha,
the ex-Kbedive, has Lee1 requ .sted to
quit Egypt. 1t IL stated that active pro
paganda on the part of Ismail PAcha's
agents has led TO better understanding
between the present Khedive and the
Ministry.
Arab Bey, Egyptian Minister OF War,
has published letter denying for him.
sell and for tie army any desire to res
tore the regime of Isnail Pacha.
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NEw ADvERTlsEHTEyrr.

NOT1CE-A. special meeting or f6e
~ siockholders OF the WiiminRton
Clty railway Company will be heid Al
the Office of the Com pany, Du Iont strS.t
anu delaware avenue; on Thursday Nor
noon, April 18th, at O'clock for de NM.
pose OF taking q vote of the stock holders
tai stock of the company 10 an ann01ur
snmcient 10 construct an exGensfon an fhS
railroad, about one mile from Tentn
sneet, northerly on Market street. nv
order OF the Boar OF Directora -
. JAMES BRADFORD.
APIO-e-il-A- President.
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The Proposed Bridge Across the
Delaware

project for the erection of bridRe over
the Delaware has adopted resolutions
declaring that the territorial extent and
manufacturing power of PhiladelphIa
demand every faculty of IntercO urse be-
tween Its citizens and those of the ma
tlon at large; that the erection OF large
and substantial bridge over the Della
ware is one OF the obvious and pressing
needs of the commuuity at this time,
and that an Executive Committee be
appointed to prepare an address to cit
izsus upon this subj bject.-Ledger.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07

M. EDWIN BOOTH sent his check
|, $1,000 TO swell the receipts Of the
|clors' Fund, which has bad added 70
treasury ss4,77l during the present
ssk. including the $4,000 from the
I,formauces iD New York Monday.
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Work COlnmenced.

Harry Lape has commenced the work
of fitting up the new bar room for the
Clayton House. The bar room will oc-
cupy the two FOODS on Fifth street Just
west Of The ladies entrance. Application
term Of court.
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The Morning NetCs has plenty OF CAB,
be Spells 40 no speaks "trust ted }" trusted.
Mr.. All ,m.' cl rk should see that this
tramp be placed o an asylum. Referred
to the ust es Of The Poor OF New Cas-
tie equity. VICTORY.
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You are Ruined

in health from any cause, especially from
the use of any II thH thousand nostrum
that prom IS 50 l rgeiy, with long tic-
uuous test IN IntAlr, have no fear. Re-
sort TO Hop Bttters at o0ce, aud in q
and blooming health.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07

IL Rhode Island had been q Southern
State during The last ten years, her Con-
stltutiOn would have been declared anti
Republican aud representation in Coz
gress aud In the Electoral College would
have been denied her. Her Constitution
Is full Of stale despotism and her dis
crimInation against particular classes Of
citizsns is III direct conaict with the
spirit II not the letter OF the Constitu-
ton. The prop. sltion to call coDven-
tlon for the revision of the State Consti-
tuition was submitted to the people on
"Wednesday, but 1t is probably defeated,
as 1t has been often defeated before; but
Rhode Island is 4, publican Slate and
her disregard Of the Dstional Constitu-
ton is pardonel. Isn't It about time that
every State, North and South, should be
compelled TO make their governments
harmoRize with The Fundamental law ol
the natloD?-TimeS.
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Presidential Nominations.

The President yesterday nominated
Henry NJ. Teller,of Colorado, to be Sec
retarY Of the Interior; William K.
Chandler, of New Hampshire, Secretary
Of the Navy; William Il Hunt, of Lou
isiana, to Russ a; John Jay Knox, OF
Minnesota, Comptroller Of the Curren-
cy; Roland WOrthinetor, Collector of
Customs, Daniel Hall, Naval Officer, and
A. b. Underwood, Surveyor OF Customs
at BosLon; and Israel 3. Adaus, Coliec-
tor Of Customs at Great Egg Harbor,
New Jersey. The Senate, on rece pts
of the nominations, went into executive
session and Immediately confirmed SEN
ator Teller to be Secretary Of the Iuter-
ior. In second executive session, the
other nominations were appropriately y
referred, and the Senate then confirmed
u following: William J. Wallace, Of
New York, to be United States Circuit
Judge for The Second Circuit; Asa G,
PriDdle, Of New York, Consul At Para
w. 5. y. b. Robinson, United State:
Attorney for Eastern North Carolina
and A. j. Austin, United States Marsha
for Kentucky.
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Amusements,
WINNIE PALMER.

LO,molroW evening, Miss Minnie
'l tne charming young actr, ss will
lp'sf ~ ne Opera House, In the new
4, " 81 MY Sweethear'. The Philade i.
,..r ATTe@ says;-The story OF "My Sweet
n nv Is lntere ting, the incidents are
\ " COntlrlVed, The dialogue is entertain
!, With here aad there bits of music
y lall PLEASANTLY upen tho ear and
ts1I w. 10 me memory. Miss Palmer was
ay can ~ ra9tlVe, and esptivatss an au H.
." lne outset. Mr.. K. e. Graham Is
eA, cut Comedian aud never fails TO
.nns sing; The company Is perfect and
suva hands "My Sweetheart" Is de,
'u'o meet with great success.
FRANK FRAYNE.
ailer S long ABSENCE, the popular ao
rL4nK /. Frayne, will M axe his an
sSso,, auUo ,u the ooera Houss on Mon-
srio v'iol'ng IN the historical drama of
,Sp p'yI OF me Nlhllists OF st. Peter.-
ts,,0 vi. rfiyne, Is known to our
NJ sI,st", goes, having appeared hero 10
O.5cun' He is an actor of ability
Do''f ialls TO please his audiences
SIhAckAscH's OPERA COMPANY.
Str, 81, Dsylls 's announces the engagement
n. ItS%aSsSsseas SSa ltailan Opera ComnapS
Ss ooautlful opera "Il Trov 80
M Say Str,ay evening April 10th.
FCdncsd Cdncsrlckssch promises tue Rraudesi
lnRton vi opera ever seen In VIII
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Emigration to America.
LoNpoN April Q. les2.

The pressure OF emigration ID 40 great
that an add Llonal ship ofthe Allan line
the Nestor ai,, "a led to-day for Boston =
The sItau ship Pa. iBian, which sail ID
yesterday ftom Liverpool for BoHton, via
HalifAA. look out 0o passengers, mcst
OF wh9m are G. cspIIalists bound for Mani
tOba.
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IlIEap.

JohDAN-In Christiana Hundred. nj.
~ sss xsaai ssn inst, Mrs. Sarah Jordan, aged
a.. Ine relatives end frisnds OF the family
lnneral from her husband;s Ses,SancS
o 3, tnmroay April 8, 1872, at one oiciock' 81
NJ "a: 70 proceed 70 Red Clay Creeh 0bnreh
Oemstery. Services st the church.
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RRsEnYAL.

James France has removed his paint
shop from Seventh aud Shipley streets,
to Ninth and King streets. None but
the best material used and the best
workmen employed. Orders by postal
cards promptly attended to.
mar2Stf
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LOOK

Atour ready-made Clothing; We
will take great pride in showing
you. We have an assortment
of suits of all sizes and kinds
and can suit the most fastldious
tastes. Our Clothing is gotten
up with much care and with
the idea Of giving entire satls-
faction. We intend every suit
We sell to be a card for our
House. We are also very par
ticular in the fitting and are
prepared with an assortment
from which Men, Youths, Boys
and Children OF all sizes can be
fitted. ... ..
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Lydia e. PIukham's Vegetable Com
pound ha. done thousands OF women
more good than the medicines OF many
doctors. It ID positive cure for all TO
male complaints. Send to Mrs. Lydia
&c. Pinkham.
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A Clear ComnIexion

Can he bad by every lady who Will use
Parket's GIDger Tonic. Regulating the
Internal organs aud purifying ths blood
It quickly removes Dimples aud gives q
healthy bloom to the check. Read
about It In another column.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07
Heavyweight. COlored Boxers.
NEW YORK, April 8, 1882.

The elove-hght for the heavyweight
colored bOxIag champ iOnshtp Of America
came OF tnI afternoon between Charles
Hadley Of Bride epotL. and Morris Grant,
OF this cIt.. Grant was knocked out OF
time aud Inc championship m dal was
given u Aadle
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| yll .gHIIg 6astttt.
A. wrLM1saToN PosT"oETIcH
SSFENA2Is IS ssEOoND-cLAss MATTEL
FIRST EDITION.
TsIsgraphle summary

v.0,sp Of ZONE note, whose name ia
AFen ,.sD has made
|pS ..S .'arIea. The Allan steamship
~ ~ has been obliged TO put anoth-
/, vessel vsssel on the line between Halifax and
,',nool v, 10 accomm odate the emigrants
'''p rvs eoekins 10 Canada....Bavaria
~ y N. y" NV 0, II ,mburg have given mo-
,Ss, they will oppose Blsmarck'S TO-
I 'sco monopoly scheme.
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AnnOyamce asrevem,ed.

g av hairs are honorable but their
Premature appearance is annoying.
Parker's Hair Balsam prevents the an
noyaR by promptly restoring lhe
youthful color
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Don't be Alarmed

at RrigIt's Disease, Diabete or any
disease of the kidneys, liver or urinary
organ, as Hop ers will certainly and
lasLBgly cure YOU, aud It IL the only
thing that will.
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Rocietx ReIIen

Are loud In their praise of Floreston
Cologne on account OF its remarkably
delicate and lasting fragrance.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07
Frightened to Death by q Small
snake

PHILADELPHIA, April GA young
woman employed in the Aramlngo Cot
ton Mills at Frankf1rd took q snake TO
the mills yesterday and playfully threw
1t upon girl named Welsh. The lat
ter was so atfrighted that she fell down
in convuIsions. This morning she was
said to bB dying.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07

A true assistant to nature III restoring
the system to perfect health, thus enab-
ling 1T to resist disease, Ia Browns Iron
BitterB.
The daily gazette., 1882-04-07
Brighrs Disease, Diabetes, Kid

Have no fear of any OF these diseases
II you use Hop BitteIs, as they will pre-
vent aud cure the worst cases, even
when you have been male worse by
sjme great puffed up pretended cures.
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|lt,..M, lM IL sEoU REHEA1TE

|lt nVM +. ,,' IL sEOU RE BEA1,rz
Iraupe'1angs any one win sufFar sron,
pod, IsntS went brought on 1er by ,mn0sa IRON
lila A"oa NJ NSooVlLL's sARS a PSae 3 n
Loon AND md STILLINGTS a. a.
pic bealAtSN AND Liver SYRTp ~, or
strena,9S 70 the physical orsani%at,aS w,,, re-
ke and dthussSRnssnEing thss syrup, iSSt'n; 5ieasan, a.
fer discoSestbsE dis s%e BEST BLoobPuIGRsgT1ES,t PIGsT1St TO 70
ec dsordssSrrse a curing scrofnIa' svnL;s NJ 4
|iySipeIas Weakness of tbs K S5ypni- 5l,
S..:,y, Biiioua.' iiiSla'a, Nervous disorders,
(onacG sS1 s1S Blood, Liver Kidn.Is III DIS
lin in Mas PAlN PANAoEA o...
in!l ds,trdEaK worm syRup
''oS' WORMS. A noF In
ekly csI, ssel meu, woma.
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N t,y !. C6lIlrsu'' n,,, women, weak and
n aAone' Browns Iron M Bis. y.
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'in IN asSs . ., FAN elS.. PANAoEA Ours.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-07
SieIrhin,r Accldent

Yesterday Prosecuting Attorney @. II. Scott
OF Randolph county, accompanied by. NM,
Susie Maxwell, the charming daughter 81
Senator Maxwell, Of Doddridge county, de.
cided to take advantage OF the sleighinS and
enjoy pleasant ride. AT the corner Of Mar.
ket and Twelfth streets several teams were
massed together and Mr.. Scott found It neces.
sary 70 turn of sharp, and In doing so he up-
SGT the sleigh and Miss Maxwell was thrown
ont She fell on her left side and was CON.
eiderably bruised, besides havinghcr left arm
dislocated. She was 50 frightened that she
was almost thrown into convuIsionS, but on
being removed to her room at the stamm
House, had her arm set and was made com.
Portable, although she will be Obliged to re.
main In her room for about, a week. Mr..
Scott managed to jump 50 as 70 alight on his
feet. .LlLl
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FuN IL TmE HOUSE..
Diversion Yesterday NJ che Expcnse OF
tsrhe PIttsburEii DeieEntion.v

Diversion Yesterday NJ the Expen1o OF
tThe Pittsburgh nelegation.s
twill be remembered that when the sub.
ject Of Prohibition was pending In the
HOUSE, q number Of delegates found them.
selves suffering for change Of air and scene,
and went TO Pittsburgh till the vote on the
constitutional amendment was declared.
They returned to the city on Saturday. and
yesterday were In their places in the House
Of Delegates. Mr.. Lynch, Of Calhoun county,
offered the following resolution.
WHEaEAs, A number OF delegates belong.
Ing TO this body have Just returned from the
city Of Pittsburgh, where smallpox Is known
at this time 10 prevail as IN epidemic
ANp WHEREAS, There exists grave and by
no means gtoundless apprehension lest the
said delegates, fresh ironi immediate contact
with this fearful epidemic, may IN some man.
ner or other communicate the same To this
body, and thus endanger its safety, and,
which 10 Of scarcely less importance, the
safety Of the community at large,
ASp WHEREAS, Ordinary prudence, no less
than due regard 70 public safety, call for the
adoption by this body Of proper preventive
measures; therefore
BE Z ResOiUsd BY ue LlOuSe Of Delegales o.
Rtst Virginia, That the Chairman OF tic
Committee on Humane nstitp tons and Pub
lie Buildings be, and he Is hereby instructed
to yaccinate, at Once, with pure bOVin,
vaccine virus, all such members OF the Hous,
as have recently visited the said city O
Pittsburgh-peaceabl II he can, forcibIy 1
he must
Resolved, That the Sergeant at. Arms OF thi
House take into custody the members afore
said, and forthwith deliver them 10 the city
authorities OF Wheeling, with instruction
that they, the said members, be placed In tht
Pest House OF the said city, there to remain
under strict and careful guard, until they b
discharged by the Health officer OF the city
The resolution provoked considerable
laughter. Mt Lowry objected to the reSoiu
ton, for the reason that there was no eVi
dence before the House that any OF the mem
bers had been 10 Pittsburgh.
A member-EThe newspapers said yol
were there, and II was commonly reported.
Mr.. Lowry-"Newspape aud common re
port are like the books Burns tells US about
"sOmc books arc lies in end tosnd
Andt0mG great lies were never pcnn'd;
Ken ministers they haze been Eenn'd,
Ia holy rapture,
ArouSing Wild at times 10 yend,
And nAllt WI scripture"
The resolution went to the table.
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The following conveyances OF property
were recorded yesterday by Clerk Hook:
A deed made January II, 1882, by l, F.
Jones, special commissioner, to Mary A.
Franzheim, for $4,000, of piece Of land on
the east side OF Main street between EIeY-
enth and Twelfth.
A deed made February 4th, 1882, by Nancy
Moore to J, L. Stroehlein OF the south half OF
lot No. $50, situated on the corner south Of
Twenty.third streets In the Fifth ward; con.
sideration 5000.
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CRY HIioRrs.
An Kinds Of News aud Notices orTimely

All Kinds OF News aud Notices ofTImely
Interest
TwoMAr1SEEs this week.
''uSc1E TONS cABtNr tonight
TIM Barry and Fay Company! stopped al
theSt, James,
THE regular orchestra will play at the
Opera House this evening.
THE Sugar Refinery will probably raise
steam the latter part OF this week.
Tar Wheeling City Band will give grand
ball At Turner Hall Friday evening.
wHEELixo ladies complain, and Justly, too
that there's too much profanity used on ouE
streets.
JonNNY, little son Of Mrs. Grace White
OF Chapllne street, Is lying seriously i'll with
typhoid fever
Two DEEDS Of trust were admitted 10 record
yesterday aud one marriage license issued by
Recorder Hook.
Mn DAVID HAHN, the Eighth ward barber
has moved TO Bellaire and established him.
sslt on Gravel HUI.
II Is reported that the Wheeling Creek Coal
Mlnes near Bridgeport, will be in full operI.
tion again in few days
BARRY 4 FAYlS original Muldoon Picnic
rain on the d, & o. road.
GIARLtE VtERHELIER, awell known Teuton,
isconhned to his room with aspraiNed ankle
caused BY slippiag on the Ice and falling.
THE warehouse, No. 10 Twelfth street, was
Sold yesterday through the agent, Mr.. Alex.
ander Bone, to Bernhard Rosenstein, Esq, for
$500,
ouR colored people had grand time last
eyeningat McLain's Hall, where they had d
masquerade ball. The Andes band furnished
tie music.
TIM following letters remain unclaimed at
tho postoflice, February I, 1882. Deem, H.
W; Herring, L.; Rumpi, G. f.; Swift, Q. D.;
Watson, ], D.
TWENTY-FIVE persons were given the hand
Of fellowship in the Baptist Church on Sum
dAy|last Some thirty five have been COM
ycfsed during the recent revival meetings
wEwould call attention 70 the desirable
property IN Martins Ferry, Ohio, advertised
BY our friend rhos U. Culbertson, and would
nay that parties can rely upon Its being
10
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How often persons have been annoyed BY
burrs clinging to their dress or clothing
and how seldom have they, when cleaning
them, given 1t q thought that DurdocksR Roo
Is the most valuable blood cleanser and pu.
rifer known, and is sold by every druggist
under the name Of Burdock Blood Bitters
Price $l.00, trial size 10 cents.
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gae gntelIi}etrer:
Now AdYertInementa.

Removal Nicholas Schulz.
Hayden'B Patent Fire Kindlers.
New BOoks-Stanton Il Davenport
Dwelling House for Rent.
Young Man Wanted.
Commonwealth Distribution Company.
Accept no Other.
Wanted by Reliable Hand.
Store Room Girl Wanted.
Wanted-Glass Works, &c.
Money to Loan-A. Bone.
Real Estase for Sale in Martins Ferry, o.
Harmonic mnnerchor Masquerade.
Wanted-Male Occupants.
Brick Residence for Rant,
In Chaacery-He Henry X. List.
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AT has been acknowledged by every one
that strictly prime article Is always worth
the money you pay for It Especially is this
the case with baking powders. Don't let
your ,grocers palm off something cheap on
you, but buy a can Of the Acme aud you will
use no other.