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IIARMONIE.M .EXNERCmOR.
Last Nights Masquerade-A SucccusruI
Affair.

For ten days past the Harmonic. Manner.
chor masquerade has been pleasing subject
OF conversation to a large number Of our
people. Since the organization OF the Society.
1t has been the custom to celebrate the close
OF the merry making season, previous
to entering upon Lent by a Jai-nlasgne.
Each succeeding one has been more
successful than tho former, and lie
one OF last evening was no excep.
ton TO the general rule. The crowd was
just right; there were just enough present
To comfortably MI the Academy OF Music's
broad floor without crowding. The gallery
was well filled with spectators, including
some Of our best citizens.
Before the signal for unmaSkinC there was
any amount OF fun. Nearly every ono was
so carefully masked that detection was nj.
most impossible. The programme Of the
dancing was carried on without any long
delays, and all was so successfully carried
out, that there was nothing to mar he pleas.
use of the evening. The Opera House
Orchestra played.
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The following probate business was trans.
acted in tho County Clerks office yesterday ;
John ROsemCyer was appointed admins.
traitor Of the estate OF Catherine RoSemeyer,
deceased, giving bond Of 500 with Frsder.
lex Reineke ms surety.
The last will and testament OF John Curtis,
deceased was admitted to probate and or.
dered recorded.
The last will and testament OF James
Knox, deceased was admitted to probate and
ordered recorded.
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CI,nrnIn,n I,r.n,,, I,n,,0

To the yolks OF four eggs, well beaten, add
two cups Of white sugar, one cup butter, one
cup sweet milk, three cups flour having in II
one measure "BANNER' Baking Powder; then
add the whites of four eggs well beaten; bake
in jelly cakepan
FoR The CREAM,-To four ounces OF plain
chocolate, grated, add necup OF white sugar,
two tablespoontuls OF corn starch, one cup
sweet milk, one tablespoonful extinct Of va
nilla; mix we'll together and boil until Il
thickens, stirring constantly; when cold
spread 1t on the layers of the cake,
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oaIeel Do. IS I'D % roarlssnlh slreet.
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DOR RENT-TlIAT VERY Desc,
II BILE Country Residence on The NIL
Road, lately occupied by WIN. /. llUNsri 4
FUrtcrmSHpply In JOHN REID ~
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ApIcasnntSt. VnIep,ine., nav.

The pleasant memories OF st. Valentines
Day are generally kept oy the younger por.
ton OF society, but February 18th, this wear.
was made memorable In New Orleans 6y its
being the occasion OF the Hist Grand Month
ly Drawing OF the Louisiana State Lottery,
under the sole management Of Generals G. +,
Beaurcgard and Jubal A. Early, when over
$4,000 was given away to the fayorites Of
fortune. Tile next drawing will take place
on the l4th OF March, and any Information
relative to It will be cheerfully forwarded on
addressing NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La,
and II 81 or 81 is sent he will forward you a
whole or half ticket
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Thousands OF persons are constantly tronb.
led with combination OF diseases. Dis.
eased kidneys and coStive bowels are their
tormehiors. They should know TINT Kid
new Wort nets on these organs at the same
time, causing them to throw off the pOiSons
that have clogged them, and so renewing the
whole man. Hundreds testify to this
Pittsburgh Post. MwFkw
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N0.PARTNERSHIp NOTICE.

We, the underlined, have this day formed n ~.
9g,tr!neIship under the style and firm name az 4
IN 81 Daeh q Bro, for the purpose Of carrying an
lq 70 continue the retail and Wholesale div ,soJs
oaslnesA ~ The old stand, No 1901 Main NFest
s,uSSces. = 70 NeNrS, !. blum & Bro No fssn.r,
w sollGit the patronage Of the Adies Il wheeiSr
''a ''S'il% 4. SlEDRNBACH,
WHEELING, ". Va, February %, iSS2, Nj
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CutIcurn Remedies are for sale by all drug.
giStS. Price Of CuTiCuRA, Medicinal Jelly, small
boxes SOC; laFge boxes 81. CUTiCUGA kfSOLvEST,
the new blood purifier, 81 per bottle. CrlcuGA
MEDICINAL .TCILEt SOAR. &c. CUIICuRA MEDICINAL
SHAVING SOAR, Ice; In bars for BARRIERS and laFge
CONSUMERS, 30C, Principal depot
WEEKS y pOfTER Boston. Man
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u las been a long time since there has
been regular parade and review Of the fire
department, and it is predicted that II to-day
is pleasant II large number Of people will
watch with pleasure the procession OF bright
ly polished machines and hose carts. The
iiremen are to be commended on the spirit
they have shown in going ahead with their
preparations, even II no encouragement was
received from Council. 1t only needs a
bright day to make the review a success. The
order OF the procession Is as follows:
Chief Eccles In hisdivIng buggy
Two hacks containing members Of the COlIpcIl Com.
mittGc.
Wheeling city liand
Hook aud Ladder truck.
Eighth ward hose cart
Nlgllant engIuc and hose cart.
United engine and hose cart.
Hope hose.
Seventh ward hose.
Atlantic engine and hose cart.
The procession will form on the west front
OF the Capitol and start at . r. NJ, sharp. The
route Is rs follows: Up Chapline to Twelfth,
down Twelfth to Market, mi Market To Sew.
snth, down Seventh to Main, down Main to
Sixteenth, out Sixteenth to Wood, down
Wood 10 Seventeenth, down Seventeenth to
EoiE up lsOff to Sixteenth, down Sixteenth
to Main, down Main to Twenty-iOurth, up
Twenty-fOurth to Chaplinc, down ChApline to
Tlirty.third, up Thirty.third to Jacob, down
Jacob to Eighth Ward Hose House, counter
march up Jacob to Thirly-third, down Thir-
ty.third to Chapline, up ChApline to Twenty
fourth, down Twenty-iOurth to Market, Gp
Market to Sixteenth, and disband at the Cap
itol.
Yesterday, in all of the houses, scrubbing-
brushes and pdlishers were being vigorously
nsed.
In the evening ball will be given at the
Academy Of Music, for which Kramer will
play. II will be big hop.
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Ebwix CLlY, NJ D., of Noyia Scotia, writes:
81 know Of no better medicine for persons
suffering from exhaustion Of the powers Of
the Brain and nervous system, from long con.
tinuous study, or the cough following Ty.
phoid fever, &C., than Fellows Syrup Of
HypophosphiteS Mwrsw
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Tho& n Steiner, PhIla. f IIandcrwhulC, Ohio.
EI Ritter, Pittsburgh. J. llagHtrty Fairm0nt,
H. PAUL, Ohio county. 4. ". Rpmrll, Charleston
J. u Johnson, New York. ", StAlSbcrry, MrtTel %.
l.. II. Slough, Florence ". +. Martin, RaltilnnrS.
J. MeCurey, Baltimore. ~, Taylor baltimore.
Z. T. Waits Charleston. l. TOvcnncr, P1rkerSbutI
W. $ Mitchell, Columbus J. A. Boston, Pittsburgh
ChAS Green, Buffalo, A.Oxnard 4w, y. MRr'y'c
". weiSbufg, New York. Z. d, llozen, Salem.
Q, Burner, WAyucSburH. VIM. Mcclure, PhilA.
J, G, Pollock, Cincinnati. SEP, Hall, welzcl CO.
D. S. Morrow, FairnOnt VS.. Meredith, FSirinont
q, q. IeieryS Hirmont, l. 7. Watson, faIrmont.
J. t. Watson, Faltmont, Scott Jones, faimout.
u. q Moore, HllSbuH, H. W, Wilson. city.
I. lalcOon, Denver CiIy. ", c. Feather. Esinn.
q, WOlyentnn, Cleveland. Mn. Defenhaugh, Stcub
s, BENTLEY, New Athens J. Mcconnell, Cleveland
T. Y Martin, RAyenSWoOd @. unrsey, Homestead,
i Reese, TOledp. l. W. Van Pelt, philA.
J. ~. Xix, Canton. Wm. Thomas, Ohio,
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"WlNE OF cAaoUI" four times day
makes happy household.
For sale by Logan & Co.

Ar 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 of something cheap on
you, but buy can OF the Acme and you will
use NO other.
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Good * octave rosewood piano, nearly
new, used but short time, will be sold at a
great bargain. Call and examine at Lucas
Music Store li42 Main street,
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NoPARTNERsIIiP NOTICE.

We, the Undersigned, have this day formed n IN.
pas!nenhip under the style aud drin mime 0i Hmm
q MATHS, for the purpose Of continuing the bn ines
~ our present pIcmhcs, No. lit6 Main street As
''sse'oiOTe' ". BLUM,
WHEELING, ". Va, February 20 lSsp '''1NN7'
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TnE King Of Denmark is truly patornal
monarch. Finding that during the recent
severe weather the royal foot guards were
suffering greatly from Colds and Coughs, this
good old gentleman ordered supply OF DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup for them and now the
sentrieS are happy,
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wAsnISGToN, D. c., February 22.-1A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clearing
weather, westerly winds, stationary or lower
temperature, higher pressure.
For tho Lower Lake Regions, cloudy
weather light snow, westerly winds, station.
ury or lower temperature, higher pressure.
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CLOSING out n lot Of ladies', misses and
childrcn's odd sizes Of shoes, regardless Of
cost, to make room for new spring goods, ut
l.. V. BLOND's,
ll35 Main street.
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~ MOVE" said delegate In Virginia
convention, that our chairman take dose
OF Dt. Bulls Congh Syrup; he Is so hoarse
that ] cannot nndersiand him That gen.
iielnan had no doubt tried this wonderful
medicine.
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IF7TIsg ITI1N'
There MY brave friends. there arc the enemies
Of your country; aud how I'LL ask Of you Is inst to
remember whRt You are about 10 iightior. March
- lidShihgioH al TfcniUn.
The prominent traits OF washlngtoa's character
ncvOleuce.
The good never die! to them belongs cndurnble
Immortality. They perish not upon earth, and they
live IN the future us the good Of the laGt aIe heTc
In Us and with us to day.
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EvANsvILLE, February 81 River 40 feet
and falling. Weather partly clear md cold.
Wind still brisk from the west. Mercury 3S'
aud falling. A u the points on the Kentucky
side are covered with Water.
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CLosISG out lot OF ladies', misses and
childrGn's odd sizes OF shoes, regardless of
cost, to make room for new spring goods, at
j. V. BLOND's,
ll3j Main street.
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Judges Kelly and Frazier will exchange
benches next week. Judge Kelly will hold
Court in Cambridge. aud Judge Frazier in
ST. Clairsville.
A number OF saloon men Indicted last
week by the Grand Jury OF Belmont county,
appeared in Court yesterday and entered
pleas Of guilty, and fines were assessed by
Judge Kelly as follows: For the first oflense
under the fourth section, keeping place of
public resort for the unlawful sale OF LIQUOR,
line oil $50 was imposed, but II the accused
has been indicted before for the same oiIense
he was required TO pay fine of $50 and costs
and In default thereof was ordered COM
mitted until paid or worked out on the stone
pile. All fined thus fur have planked IN the
amounts assessed. Judge Kelly in addition
to the fine ordered that all places where
liquor was sold in violation of law should be
closed, or bond given in the sum Of 81, 900
that hereafter no liquors will be sold contrary
to law, and in default OF such rCquiSition Of
the court all persons so violating will be held
TO be in contempt and dealt with according
y. This latter part Of the order Is the Sub.
tcct OF considerable comment among those
who have appeared before the Court, and
seems TO be the most Objectionable mart of
the order. Judge Kelly announced that
while this might be considered pretty severe
1t was the law as he understood it, and
would be enforced TO the letter. Judge Kelly
starts of in his judicial career as though he
meant business and no foOlishneSs, In all
matters brought before him, and thus far has
sustained the ahticipations OF his most san.
guino supporters that he would dispOse Of
business with promptneSs.
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WHEELING, W. Va, Februnr,
NOTICE,

In, az piieS having any claims Rgain,t the Wheel.
ttnB bAAAAr company will please present Inc "a mo
ioL immediate settlement An Those who Hte H..
HeDled 70 uswlll please call and settle ibcIr aS.
SolihM, Olr successors, MesSrs. Blum & Marks, arc
anu accounts VI the late arm, N'''''N
w,,.. WHEELING BAZAAR COMPANY.
WHEELING. VIVA, February 70, isS2.
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JOB LOT Of Ladies' and Misses Collars,
only five cents, TO close them out.
SPEYER BROS.
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500 DOZEN Towels, only Ave cents, be.
fore We retire from the retail trade.
SPEYER BROS,
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JOB LOT Of all SILK Ribbons, only Ave
cents per yard, al our closing out sale.
SPEYER BROS.
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MoRGANTowX, February 81, G r. M-Mon-
ongahela river 70 feet o inches and falling.
Weather cloudy.
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The Lincoln Club.
Opera HOdse-Alc1. caufmanr in A Lies
Mistake.
One-story Cottage for Rent.
sealcd Proposals
Opera IloasO-Miss Julia A. Hunt, in
FlOfinel.
Concert Postponed.
Pianos at Bargain.
Junction Iron and Nail Company.
Dobbins Starch Polish-Third page.
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LOST

II Tr-YESTERDAY MORNING oy,.
~ nd handled Malacoa driving Whin uNE
North wheeling ietTy landing aud vi, ",,,i F'Ntta
The Under will confer favor BY cuin!sg,,,,nIy, ~
ibis ONCE. 'sns q
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BEFORE VIC retire from the retail
trade We offer great bargains In order 10
close out the entire stock.
SPEYER BROS,
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THE usual merchants lunch Of the New
MCL.ure IOusO Sample Rooms daily.
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About 1880 o'clock the German received
an invitation from the Antiques to visit
them at Franzheim's Hall, which was accept.
cd with pleasure. The meeting between the
two clubs was cordial and the remainder OF
the evening agreeably spent together.
The younger German Club" was very
handsomely entertained by Mr.. John Hand.
Ian, assisted by his sister, Miss Carrie, last
evening, at their home, corner Chapline
street and LaIlello avenue, South Side. This
club has been in existence but short time,
but next season it is confidently expected that
it will be an Indispensable one in social
whirlS. The hop Of last evening wound up
the short but very happy career Of this season.
The German was danced, Mr.. George Laugh.
lin acting as leader Of the cotilliOn, assisted
by Miss Lon CumminS. A supper was clc-
gantly served about midnight by that well
known caterer, Iinn.
Those present were Misses Gene and Sadie
Logan, Julia List, Jennie Hopkins. Lou
Cummins, Minnie and Lucy Loring, Hattie
Glass, Jennie Baird, Lucy Hubbard, Sallie
Whitaker and Carrie lIandlan. MeSsrs
Walker FriSSell, Walter bloomfield. Chas.
List, George I.auGhlin. Robt. Norton, Albert
Franzheim, Ed Hall, H. NJ. Hildreth, L. A.
llildrcth George Leighton, +. D. Robinson,
Dan Heskell, Willis Dillon, W. Bates
Woods and Irwin Singleton.
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uOUSBsyILLE.

Charles Alum, Of steaubenyille, Ohio,
was in town Monday.
Mr., Orion Holiday left yesterday for Bal.
timore, where he will remain few days,
Miss Lizzie Bridgcman, OF Sarlis O. |,
visiting Miss Mary Criswell, in the Middle
ward.
Miss Carrie Cockaync, accompanied by
Miss Hutchins, both Of the Wheeling Female
Seminary, were in town last Saturday.
r. L. Pemberton, Of the Herald, returned
from New Martinsvilic, last Monday, where
he had been visiting his friends and rela.
tiveS.
Prof. Richard stahl, assisted by Mrs, stabl
gave a musical and literary entertainment
inIlhe court house Monday evening. The en-.
tertainmenilwas under the aupiCes Of the
Episcopal church and the proceeds to 20 to
the completion Of the rect6ry.
Mr.. Thos, b, AIarche, Of Washington. D.
C., the Grand Commander Of the Rechabites
was In town Saturday, in attendance 10 The
festivities given by tho Rechabites OF this
place. The supper was given in McFadden's
Hall and was an excellent one, and ali those
In attendance enjoyed themselves greatly,
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TOR RENT.
TOR RENT.
FOR SALE.
EoR SALE.

EOR SALE-A HOUSE AND TIM
IL lots on Hall street, HlrEwOod, Ohio AIiJ,
:. A. RICE. XXI
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dissolution.

The eopartneEhip heretofore existing he,wccr
nnnc Blum. Gustave Blum, Moses Hmm md u"
MatE, Trading under the style and arm ntme "
!,i', Mheeling lGEaar Company was this iiny ali,
" Hu'uAi consent ISAAC BLUM,
GUS BLUM,
MOSES BLUM,
WHEELING, W. Va, February 20, iss3.
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am agent for Dayid's celebrated Prize
Soap. G.s FEENY.
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AM sgent for David's celebrated Prize
Soap. G.s. FERXY.
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1.-THE Cooks will be entertained by Miss
Jessie List tomorrow evening, at hcrYathcr'.
residence on North Main street The menu
cards for this occasion arc novel little affairs,
Mrs. John Culbertson is still visiting
friends In the East
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Baker entertain, at
their country residence the members Of the
Legislature this evening. A special train
will convey tho guests out and back; the
members have been looking forward with
pleasure to this event, and thGir anticipations
will be realized.
Mrs. Geo. b. Caldwell is confined to her
heme by severe cold.
Mrs. n. E. Whitaker is suffering a severe
indispositiOn:
Miss Ida Frew has gone to Steubenyille.
Miss Jessie Camden has returned from n
short trim to Cleveland,
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All parties having any claims against us Will
please present the same for immediate settlement
Al those who ara indebted TO us Will please cHiI
and settle their accounts. ~''''
l. BLUM & DRO.
Wheeling, ". Va, liOi Main street,
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7AMi2A.SPM.7rx I7AMl2S5nM
81 10 30 Is co Is 20 50
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Ex.Probate Judge Jordan, ex.Clerk Coulter
and ex-sheriff Smith, will banquet the bar Of
this county on Monday evening next at Inc
United States Hotel. Judges McIlvaine and
Hance are expected to be present, and Inc
affair promise 10 be the grandest OF the Kind
ever given In the county.
; W. J. hampton, who has been connected
with the Herald 0f this city for the past three
years, and whose paragraphs have caused 4
smile, y not hearty laugh, in thouSandS of
homes In the Ohio Valley and highIands fof
miles back into the country, has accented
the city edltorship Of the Louisville CoIrieT.
Journal, and will enter upon his work early
next week. He has host OF friends in III
city who will join In wishing him success ~,
lie also has q number Of lady friends In
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NEIGnnoRnooD NEWS.



sassafras Is in tho market here,
The horses here are 50 far unaffected with
'pink eye"
The bank will observe the twentysecond
by shutting at noon.
Inquire for building lots In the Fourth
ward at FariS' grocery,
Another saw aud planning mill Is on the
lookout for location In BellAirc.
Rev. Stephens, Of tho A. NJ. 4. Church,
died Tuesday morning about daylight
The approach to the lower end OF the
Crescent street bridge, on the east side, Ia
clear out OF sight below the mud.
The prizes ut the Turner's masquerade ball
were won by John Mobiles most comic suit
and Miss Staub handsomest suit.
James Il. GOrrell has been put on tho
Board Of Directors Of the First National
Bank in place Of Jacob MRser, dCccSased.
A slip In the Baltimore & Ohio cut al
WarnoCk's delayed all trains Tuesday fore,
noon. Three passenger trains arrived here
ut once fran the west
The School Board lately has been practi
caily abandoning the weekly meetings, u,
there is little TO be done. There was nc
H'NNRhb AANAAhel NNNHAllbs
The ladies' OF the Episcopal Church were
not frightened out by the bad weather Mon
day night-neithCr were their friends, and
the supper was repeated Tuesday evening.
A number OF car loads Of Ice were unload
cd Tuesday from the Baltimore & Ohio track.
ON Noble street Mr.. Arthur McClain la.
filled large Ice house with Il near Indian
run.
The schools will have half holiday
Wednesday, aud part OF the morning will bC
spent In impreSSing the pupils with the rca,
s4ns for celebrating the birthday Of George
Washington.
The map Of Bellairc, copies of which 50
many Of our people have, has several error,
in the numbering Of lots. Some time ago
man purchased lot and built himself d
house on it, and now another purchaser
wants it-bOth claim the same lot.
The BeIlaire Il Southwestern train did moi
get IN Tuesday till after O'Clock, instead oil
10. There was u slip in the track ON Rocky
Fork ut Cdptlna. The Withholding Of the
great amount Of milk that train brings fol
distribution over Bellaire made regular
milk famine.
1t would be well to have the sewerage plar
which Mr.. Norton, City Engineer has drawn
up, aud which the Council committee is said
to approve published in detail for the nior
nation OF the people, rs they will have L
vote on the question Of raising the necessary
funds If sewerage is adopted. There are many
detail which the Councilman cannot under
stand us well as those living on the spot, ant
suggestions ought To be heard from all befort
final decision.
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Take "RLAcK.ORAueHT" and you
will never 6c bilious.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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CARD.

We; the undersigned, take pleasure toiniorm the
public IN general, our customers especially. and
our iftendS particularly that we have H. Is day sOd
nnt our dry goods business, located ut llOi Main
street 70 Me'An. =, sledenbach & Bro OF PhIladel.
nhia, Ia, who will be our successors and will con.
lnne tue business In ali It's branches ms heretofore
carried ON by Us, aud we can YOuch for them that
tey VIII tlafe nGiihor Efforts nor pains IN pleasing
hnd accommodating our IatTonS in IctlTipg from
our business we tender our SncerCsI thanks 10 mr.
customers and friends Tor their liberal patronage
bestowed upon US, and we solicit continuance OF
same Tor our SuccCsSOrs
We romuin, yours very truly,
!. BLUM ~ BRO,
llOi Main street, Wheeling, ", Va.