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The following shows the range OF the Their
mometer, Us observed at schnepru drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
IA. n l2M.SR M.TPxI7A .n.l2G5nN7n
~ IS Is II 70 Is 10 20
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WARRINGTON, D. c., February ll.-lAM-
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, in:
creasing cloudinsss, followed by local rains.
warmer southerly winds, lower pressure.
For the Lake Region, warmer fair weather,
possibly followed by local rains winds, most
ly SontheaSterly, stationary or lower pressure.
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DITTsBURGH & ST. LOUIS r[N
j. PACKET LINE The elegant
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HEADQUARTERS for Etched and En-
grGyed Glassware.
W. II. RINEHART & BRO,
1915 Market street.
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GOOD ROOMS TO LET-WELL FUR.
~ NlsHED. with or without board. a. paFtIe,
w sHhn Cor. Main and Twentieth streets, ]. v
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HOTEL ARRIyAM.

No headache or 6ack.acho for ladies
who drink "WlNE OF cARpUI."
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Therinomoter Recorti.

TIE usual merchants' lunch at the New
neLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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MoRE persons have been cured with PERusA
than With all other remedies put together.
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Is all rheumatic di,eass,sol wholly on
PGauSA.
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PUBLIo NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby. given to the public ,h.; th,
SuAhts. Oh me late hIin OF RoSenhAIn6 EmShelmd
~ OSeh amlcn6ly ADJUSTED. and that The under
hgned has purchased The entire Interest Of bis Lt
partner therein, Adolph RmsheImer. now dcrtGSet,
Iiom ms AdminiStI RIfiI, and that he has now eI'
SuVe charge and control Of the store recently ar
Heu on Dy SAID hrm, at No. 1862 Main street,
Au persons having clalmI AVainst EAld frm VII
please present their bills duly yeIIbed 10 The ~
aenigned Tor payment, and those indebted 10 TIL
nm VIII make paymentRt once to him alone
GoTTLIEB RosESHGS.
wHEELIxo. February 8. 1852 fS
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GENERAL NOTICES.

N 0ii0E'
Holder OF bond! Of Ohio county, W. Va, Of th.G
Pet cent loan numbered II, ~ and 10, and holder
f p ponds q Ohio county W Va Of the " per rent
III numDsred %, 80, lIo, DC, "a, ~, 40,
s. !. nave been drawn and that they Will be Jah
I z! we BANK Of Wheeling on the FIRST DAY OF
d n,;AkGh: lSS2 Interest will cease on aId boBd
p.,, JOSEPH sPEIDEL
W. Va. Ia
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............w. n. LlEr, Master.

EUK CINCINNATI, LOUIS, G-- :
~ WILLIE AND INTERMEDIATE
POINTs, the Commodious Passenger -
't sipSEY. wN1u v.....
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nE1anBoRHoop nrws.


o.. ctlIRsytLtR.
The young ladies OF the N. E. Church aro
talking of mum social" during the coming
week. ot course they do not expect 10 keep
mum" themselves
A committee from the trustees Of our
Northern railroad went to Cleveland Satur-
Day morning 10 confer with the officers Of the
y, I. va w. 4. r. aS TO the leasing Of eur
The "trundls-bed crowd" enjoyed them.
selves Of phantom party given BY Mrs. John
boroh on Thursday evening. Prof Fox and
Mr. Cash, OF our, orchestra, furnished the
music, and the feet Of the little folks were
nots slow 70 respond.
we had smallpox scare one day this week.
a young man who had been In a district In.
Iected with tho disease, was taken sick soon
alter bis return home and Ii was Surmised at
once that he had the smallpox. Il was not,
however, and the young man Is about we'll
kumor says q man Is 10 be imported here
who will be made Marshal OF our village.
surely there are men here who have sense
enough TO know the law and nerve enough
to execute II. This should not be q political
once, but the best man for the place should
be the peoples choice.
A literary society at Cherry Hill, Just
north Of town, decided one evening thI.
week, by Unanimous vote, that the world
u growing worse, The thing that seemed u
decide the matter was the New Years sup
Plement TO the Cincinnati Commercial con
tanning list OF crimes for the year and the
statistics connected Herewith drawn up BY
one Of the debaterS.
The spring term OF our Court Of Common
Pleas Tor this county, begins on Wednesday
next Judge Kelly lie fiRt Republican Judge
TINS Judicial district ever elected, will ut thai
time take his seat Nearly four hundred
cases are awaiting trial. The trial OF Mrs
Henry, indicted for murder In the second
degree, will come Off after the first half Of
!he term; Judge Frazier will sit for perhGp,
two weeks to hear cases In which Judp'
Kelly has been Interested as counsel,
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TOR RENT.
Fine Business Property.

=. The three.stoY brick building with s,or, MN,
o. mt ao9s and boarding house above, stnatS an
ne,,Il Of Market few doom below ne WsSfst
ia II. z sHRfYER
'e4S I'LL Main street
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FOR RENT,

TOR RENT.-THE STORE ROOM
HFxS and PTell!Dg, No. l4ls Main street. Apply 10
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Lies EnInn.Inn.n


Miss Mamie Dubois last evening enter
tanned the members OF the cooking club bear
ing the, name above, at her beautiful
home In that petty suburb. Leath.
erwood. The bill OF fare prepared for the oc-
casion was plain but substantial, and received
q careful and tlattering consideration. A
novel feature about this supper was, that the
napkins and menu card were combined The
bill found below was printed OH Japanese
napkins, in one corner OF which was stove
in another coffee pot, in another a skillet
and in the fourth frying pan.
LIS EPICvnESE
Friday ErcHiRg, February TO- 1852,
Let good digestion walt on appetite. aud health on
coFs. o'1h'"
Z BeeiSteak. Potatoes,
Pickied oyster. Chicken Cruqucttcs.
Mullins. Maryland Biscuit.
Celery Salad. - Pickles
Wine Jelly. D NeselrOd. Pudding.
,CQcoanpt Cake.
The CLUB will give one more supper, and
thenit is understood the ladies will suspend
operations until after Lent They will wind
up on shroye tuesday with grand dinner.
A Suggestion Concerning Our Water
supply.
Editors IntellIEepeer;
Having read in your paper some OF the
devices offered for the altering of water to
supply the ,Worthington pump, venture to
suggest plan.
Construct in form cylinder boiler, either
OF iron or wood, with suitable periorations 10
admit full supply Of water Line the in.
side with porous brick, laid in cement, and
insert.ths pipe in one end, closing tight
around 1t with the brick and cement. When
the cement Is we'll Set launch out into the
river and connect with the pump. II made
sufficiently large for fltering surface, ! think
there will be no difficulty In obtaining a
supply OF good, pure water.
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"BlAcK.pRAUeArn makcs chill,

and fever Impossible.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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DOR RENT-THAT VERY DEsIRA-
- BILE Country Residence on the Hationai
Road, lately occupied by Via, p, Hubbard. FSo
Eor terms apply 70 JOHN REID. AS
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AoVNpsVTtLE,

Mr.. Frank Burley was in town Wednesday
Nj: J. D. Ewing, of Wheeling, was in town
n: Oscar Wright i, confined 10 his room
by sickness,
Yesterday afternoon roller skating rink
was opened in McFadden's Hall.
There will be quarterly meeting held in
the Methodist Church next Sunday.
Mr.. Thos. Finn, after an illness OF about
three months, is again able to be out and at
his Office. -
Mr.. J. W. Gailaher and family have gone
to New Orleans, where they will take in the
Mardi Gras festivities,
The work on the oil we'll on Col. Thomp-
sons farm Is progressing satisfactorily. The
experts say the indications are good.
The festival given by the Beacon Mite So
clety last Tuesday night, for the benefit of
the library Of the Presbyterian Church,
proved to be most enjoyable affair, both in
pleasantnesS and in financial way,
Mr.. Thatcher is now holding NEE tings reg
ularly in the new building erected by the
church OF which no Is elder. The meetings
are well attended, and considerable good Is
being done; II no other, it attracts those
who would otherwise never hear the word Of
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P&eHSef r stsfs S:.;S: WYOMING,
WIN leAye wheeling for Louisville, EyanTyfile.
Cairo and St. Louis SUNDAY MORNING, FEB.
RuARI II
CAPTAIN CoJ1soN, Agent.
ts 50 james Hotel.
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WANTED.

WANTED = MoULDERs FOR Ma.
wv CHiNERY and mill work. Highest WIEs
IIianHSnnt seed;, Apply to, OF address Immediately
h,iSEkSlDE FOUNDRY WORKS, 26 Carter street
leVelAnd, Ohio fyq
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F0R RENT-A TWO-STORY BRICK
\ dwelling house, No. q Thirteenth street. CON.
Alntng seven rooms and kitchen: has hot and coid
water and RAS. Enquire Of A. LITTLE iaiS
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Q. ". KENNEDY

'FHoR SALE-I OFFER, AT PRIVITp
\ aIe, that eommodiouS and bespiiS alh
cottage re1ldenee, No. lt2 South Yo,l n. :tIns
senny occupied By z Hobbs j.. ALL ivy st stsi
co,,Sns y! ISH ,o aGlopiIg each %ElSO lei HSS.
water, u surrounded by hne Iplertin, w 4 ~ lhd
iruit trees, provided with most psriept Ssqs lat
nna haS been recently gnined and pSihtsd tSslt
IN and out VIII sell this property m NhCliiO
part part, Cheap for caIh. - 'A0s" a
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For sale by Logan & Co,
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WING. Howard was in town Friday.
Little Theodore uanks was buried Friday.
Milton McKelvey has purchased the Trnax
bakery, on Gravel Hill.
Rev. A. G. Lane goes to Washington,
Guernsey county, to preach Sunday.
Ed. strahl has gone to Urbana to take a
place rs reporter for the Daily NeWi.
A nutts5er Of Beliaire people met at Mel.
sons Friday morning and went thence to the
funeral OF Mrs T. Rlee. 1t was . large
funeral.
The Monumental Associations interest
and the playing OF the Sterling Comedy Com.
pany is drawing good audiences to City Hall.
rms evenings is the last performance.
Harry Kitchen has so far recovered from
hls lever as to be amused OF the report OF his
death that was generally believed over town
Thursday. Fred Muhleman lately had the
notice.
McRiSson, the man whom the detective
had here the first of the week, arrested for
oiRamy in Perry county, was here again Fri
as Zanesville and then left-tor, he don't
know where.
The Mite Society of the First Presbyterian
church has been great success this winter,
and the attendance IS large, for all know they
will surely haye good time. The meetings
are fortnightly, Thursday evenings; this
week ut ]. I. Lanes.
This township now has two Justices OF the
Peace-Kelsey and Crafty. Mayor Crisswell
also has Jurisdiction in civil cases within the
corporation. ]. J. Powell's term expired
some months ago, but no special election has
been thought necessary " I'LL the vacancy,
although the township is entitled to three
justices: Kelsey's time expires in the spring,
when his successor will be elected butithele
is prevailing opinion that we need only
two Justices The third can be dropped at
the option of theProbate judge OF the county.
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PEAL ESTATE BULLETIN:

ID 1A D0NLhl4N:
Fine building lots In South Chicago IA, ,,.
exchange for city property. ~ wv NE q
stoteroom and dwelling, Ole IauAra fr,., a..
r9stolhce, on Main street, for sale cLeap "O@ We
,, three inlme dwellings and lot, loctei bslov IA,
b ppss nv 1aI1 mill ior sale Thee u, p
4 country residence and three nrrr,. k,6o
Two hne residences on South Tn1sdS,,, -,
Front street, Island, now OfTe,e cd M
:, lew houses and q warehouse for rent Ipoul.
81 ca scnAEprp N
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The building now occupied by Cohn sampliner
%, NO. l&2 Main street, including hall and ONCE
me latter separately II desired. Also the store ro
oh ne conner q Fourteenth and Main now occIi.
s.no ZANE & SrALNAKER,
ue0 IS Twelfth Etreet
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Mr.. Marc Klaw, formerly . Cleveland
journalist, Is now engaged exclusively in the
service OF the Madison Square Theatre in
suppreSslng ptraoies OF Hazel Kirkeh In the
west He should have struck BellaIre this
week.
Annie Pixley has new play.
Mr. and Mrs. n. G. Goodwin are starring in
new comedy drama, THE City,"
Anna Dickinson has scored q decided sue.
cess in Chicago, especially in the character
OF Hamlet" She plays this role here late
In March, together With the title role In her
own tragedy, "Anrelian," which she read
here two seasons ago. -
Jay Rails Uncle Toms Cabin" company
showed at Little Washington last night.
stenosnyille is to have "Muldoon's Picnic"
Monday night, but not by Barry and Fay,
Hyde and Behman, against whom Nj. Carrie.
benyllls.
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F0R RENT.

FoR RENT.
The fne dwellings, Al and e5 Fifteenth
street storerOOms with dwellings, 1888 and
lA2 Main street Two law Offices, corner
Twelfth and chapline streets.
tyS H. FORBES
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Miss Fannie Davenport announces that sho
is now making her farewell tour Of this coun.
w, and the last opportunity to see her In
Wheeling will be at the Opera House next
Thursday evening, on which occasion She
Will play Camille" Everything will CON
spire to give her an almost unprecedented
audience here. Tasty souvenir programmes
will be presented to all the ladies in the aud.
ieRce o. her appearance here.
sONE ExTRA COOP ATTRACTIONS
are announced to appear at the Opera House
in the near future:
Friday and Saturday Of next week. the
Florences, who will play THE Mighty Dol.
lar Friday night and THE Ticket Of Leave
Man" Saturday evening. No matinee.
Monday and Tuesday evenings, February
20 and q, Fred. B. Warde, in tragedy, Il
will be remembered that MI. Warde was 10
have appeared hero before this season, but
was prevented from doing so by the shooting
OF President Garfield aud the consequent
closing OF the Opera House.
February % and q, new enterprise, in
the shape OF Anthony and Ellis's "Humpty
Dumpty" Troupe. This can be relied on.
Saturday, February Is, Miss Julia A. Hunt,
the rising young star, in "Florinel," new
and strong American play, at matinee and
evening performance,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-06-21
\ Hasty Retreat.
IT ~ a

There is lady in Upper Sandusky,
Ohio, who always wants to hear the news.
She's a genuine Christian, but you know
the people cannot always be reading the
Bible. and the news, especially the gossip
aboCt town, is very agreeable.
. As soon as her husband pOkes his head
IN the door, Itis:'
'John, have you heard anything !!
Nothing, did you says Oh, sac tate, to
think | must stay at home and boil soap,
and you gad around all day and not hear
anything. Now, dear John, try and
think if you have heard anything Z"
"We.I, yes, darling, did hear that the
P's were all broke up, and would be sold
out of house and home in few days"
'.NOw, you are coed, dear John, and
amt that just too grand. The giddy Mrs.
p. has been holding her head entirely too
high of late. She passed me On the stra,t
the street the other day, and wouldn't
kardly-condescend to Look at me. Let the
sale go on, John, AS fast as possible. You
shall have two eggs for your dinner, John,
notwithstanding they are forty cents
dozen; but did you hear anything else p
"Well, yes, old O. fell down his
cellar steps last night, broke his leg, and
the doctor says 1t will have to be ampu =
tated."
s'Well, now,' said the good wife, "aIn't
that delicious Is 1t the, same old @
who refused us his horse and buggy to
attend camp meeting last meeting last
summer 3"
The same old sardIne, darling"
Now l will have an appetite. Sure,
dead certain, John, will his leg have to
come off ~
Nothing surer."
"Up high, Johnl"
"Yes, way up-mighty near his sus =
penders-"
''well, now, that is just too good for
anything, he has been putting on entirely
too much style lately, and see that the
Lord is on our side; but John, dear, have
you heard anything else!'
''Well, yes, was talking with Brownie
to-day"
''Browniel Who used to be my old
beaui"
''Yes, / think so.'
''Oh, what did Brownie sayl Do tell
me, quick"
'sWell, he said lie that he thought you
were the worst freckled woman in town,
and that with your false HAIR and store
teeth, he really pItied you.
That settled 1t. 1t also settled John,
for the rolling pin ard sundry otner arti-
cles of household goods went flying
through the air In the direction of John,
who was beating hasty ret, eat across
the lots.
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"Grsr1EMys. I IWin conelude bY tel

a"GKNrLEMES, Twill conclude by tel
ling you story. You know the Bos-
tonians IRE not supposed to fail in the
virtue of seff-appreciation. Well, a
school inspector from that city was vis-
iting certain seminary in New Eng
htnd, and, afterdescribing to his young
audience little boy whom he once
knewas possessing seyery possible Iu-
venIle virtue, such as never being late
for school, never blotting his copy-book,
never telhng astory; or emitting an ex-
ercise, he concluded by asking the
children in solemn tones And where
do you think he is now?' With one ac-
claim the little boys cried out: In
Heaven, sirr With a somewhat dis
cencerted visage the schoolmaster re-
piled Mono (; not exactly IN Hea-
ven, but-he is keeping store IN Bos-
ton.'
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He That Breaks, Pays.

There is an eminent painter in Paris
who is economical and sententious.
The other day one OF the student broke a
pane of glass in the studio window and re-
placed it temporarily, by pasting a sheet
of paper over the aperture.
When the painter came down next
morning he thrust his cane through the
makeshtft with the remark, HE that
breaks, pays!"
None of that class, however, took the
hint. and next morning another sheet of
PAPER was pasted across the window. II
met with the same fate. And so on the
next day, and so on the fourth.
On the fifth day when the artist came
down, there was the paper. as before.
Fire flashed from his EYE, and roaring,
'-He that breaks, pays" he drove his cane
through he paper-and through the pane
of glass behind it that had been put in by
the students and then carefully pasted
over with sheet of paper.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-06-21

The Society of Public Analysis of Great
Britain has ADOPTED standard for tn
poorest mix OF 8 per cent of solids and
25 per cent. of fats. Prot. Cameron
STATES that examinations of the milk OF
foriy-two short-horn COWS, during The win
ter OF 1880, gave 20 per cert. of solids
and 1. 20 per cent. of fats in the poorest
milk, the cows being housed and well-fed.
The average yield per day was lit quarts
per COW. In every instance moe milk
was given in the morning than in the even-
ing. The quality of the mix improved n
each case as The time for calving ircrea eased.
The older COWS were found TO give both
more and better milk than The younger
ones.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-06-21

On certain occasion a train, which
Mereweather had gone to meet, was
somewhat late. A testy old gentleman,
a stranger to Mereweather, got out OF
all patience at the delay, and exclaim-
ed: "What an internal station this is.
Look at those girls in the refreshmeni
room; why do they dress all in black 2
Don't you know?" said Mereweather.
in most solemn tone Of voice, and
with an awe-struck look on his face.
NO." replied the stranger, In a sub
dued voice and looking quite alarmed
why" said Mereweather, ''they art
in mourning for the late train"
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-06-21

RemOUal Of Metallic Particles from
the Coymed-A blacksmith, while forging
a piece Of iron, received In his left eye q
splinter of the metal, every effort made
according to the ordinary methods for its
removal having failed, Dr. Rodriguez en-
pIoyed wash consisting of rose water 80
grammes; iodine, 0-05 sramnc; potassium
iodide, 0-05 gramme. The result was sat
isfaciory, the particle OF metal beng con-
yerted into iodide of iron and dissoivIng
out, and the cornea regaining It's normal
condition