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trial for killing Dukes, is great. and it is
universally hoped that he will be &C.
quilted,
AnorHER ACCIDENT

AaOTHER ACCIDENT
AZ WheelisE Greek Mises-Bridgsport
News Items
Accidents continue occurring at the
Wheeling creek coal works. Yesterday Q
miner named William johnson mad his leg
broken by falling soipstone.
Engine No. 9, on train No. q, was badly
used up on the north end of the c.. L. & W.
RI, on Tuesday. The side rod was
KNOCKED of, the cab badly demolished and
a large hole punched in the boiler. No
person was injured.
At Massillon, on Tuesday, man named
Brownwall forged note on CASHIER NC
Clure, of the First National Bank, for the
snug sum of $500. He skipped and was
arrested at New Philadelphia yesterday.
Messrs, Frank Fisher, Will Turner, Will
Griffin and Frank thinner, members of the
Masonic Lodge, were admitted into the
Commandery of knight of Templars, at 81.
Clairsyille, on Tuesday night
At Flushing on Tuesday night horse
attemp pied to cross q trestle in front OF q
locomotive, and fell through, sustaining
fatal injuries.
club. was in town yesterday, calling on
friends.
Many have secured seats for the Jersey
Lily, and will go.
The gold watch TO be voted to the most
popular man at the Il. OF 2. entert iinment
s on exhibition at billions, in Wheeling.
II is a very fine one.
Mr.. p. Zinmer will sell out his drug
store ard go to Omaha, where there is a
splendid opening.
Marshal McConuahey has our congratu'
lstions on the arrival of a fine large baoy
girl at his house.
Great interest is manifested here in the
late scandal at Martins Ferry.
Miss Clara Forbes returned yesterday
from, a delightful visit at Cadiz.
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The MILLS WILL NOT STOP.
Tue Association Resclnds- Condition
OF the Market.

Tue Association Resclnds- COndttlon
~ OF the Market.
Business among the nail mills in this
vicinity is very good and as will be seen,
by the action of the Western Nail Associa-
ton, at their meeting in Pittsburgh, yes
terday, the manufacturers are not willing
to close the industries. There is not mill
in this city that has large stock OF nails
on hand, in fact, one or two OF the mills
can not fiji certain orders immed.
lately. To give our readers slight
idea OF the business done We will point to
one instance. Several days ago one OF the
nail mills received an order for a number
OF kegs Of a certain size, and could only
i'll portion of it, by 2king the nails hot
from the feeders and dumping them into
! egs. The nails were Ell route for their
destination in less than an hour alter leav-
the nail machine The manufacturers, it
is true, have been forced to reduce the
price Of nails to compete with the outside
trade, yet they are apparently satisfied
with the price and would rather continue
running than TO lose the present brisk
spell. The press report last night brought
the foil, wing from Pittsburgh:
Tie Western Nail Association met to.
day, and after protracted session the res
Oiution passed at the last meeting order
irg general suspension OF the nail mills
for five weeks from TIE POI inst, was re-
sCinied. The action Was brought about by
q number OF manufacturers refusing TO
shut down, as they did not consider sus-
pension at this time advisable.
TIE discussion of the subject
vas heated. Trade was reported
fair. with stocks still low and i'll assorted.
The American, Pennsylvania and Ma.
tional tube and pipe companies. OF this
city, have been holding meeting for sew.
eTal days, to consider trade, which is said
to be dull and unsatisfactory. 1t was re-
ported the meetings were held for the pur-
pose of consolidation, but this is denied.
reduction of the force OF several tube
y FORKS has been ordered.
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Transfers.
The follovipp con yevances war,

The following con veyances we're admitted
to record at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday:
A deed made the oath day OF October,
1888, by James Reilly and wife, of Martins
Ferry, Ohio, to Domlnick J. Morris, OF this
city, in consideration of 81, 900, for the mid.
die ~ feet Of lot No. 12I, situate on Seven
teenth street.
A deed made the LIST day of December,
1853, by Matte Eberling. wife OF Henry
EberliEg to J. F. Miller, in consideration
of $500, for her dover right in the north
half of the east half of lot No. l07, situate
in the Sixth ward.
A deed made the Goth day OF November.
1888, by John ". Schultz, trustee and
others, to J. +. Miller. in consideration OF
$3.50 for the north one: half of the east one
hslf Of lot No. l0T, situate in the Sixth
ward.
A deed made the 4th day Of December,
1883, by John c. Devine, to John Normite,
in consideration Of 800. for q certain por
ton of lot No. II, in square Is, situate on
Water street
A deed made the 4th day OF December,
1883, by Robert =. Wayt TO Burton Hedges.
fer 10 acres of land. situate in this county.
A deed made the Goth day Of November
1883. by Thomas W Stephens, to Mrs. A.
f. Rice. Of St ClsirsSille. O., in considers
ton Of 1919. for twenty feet of of lot No.
IL, situate in Armstrong; addition to the
Island.
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Big Time Al Minpo.

A Mir 60 friend of the Steubenville Ga.
zette graphically describes q fracss that
occurred Monday in that ordinarily peace.
full and strictly religious town. A yahoo
named Long from the classic precincts OF
Riddles Run, filled himself with bug juice
and stalked into Dick Snowden's barber
shop looking for the distinguished warrior,
McSherry who holds up the majesty OF
Mingo law by the tail. McSherry wasn't
in, and 80 the visitor proceeded to clesn
out The concern, knocking customers and
losfers right and left, pale faced Dick escap-
ing the general massacre by lodging be-
tween the legs OF the conquering hero.
The redoubtsble McSherry was summone ed,
and after hard battle in which the Marshal
was downed and suffered severe pu mmel-
ing and gsIglng, Long was arrested by the
united efforts of seventeen able bodied men
press ed in to service for the occasion. To-
day be was arraigned before Mayor Simp-
son, and being guilty of all the crimes in
the calendar, was assessed Sl3.75 fine and
costs, for which be left a fifty cent horse as
security and hied him to his happy home
ON Riddles Run. Such is justice in Mingo,
whose luckless citizens should pay pre-
MUM of 5000 for permission to enter the
municipality OF Steubenville, where life
snd limb are safe and property is protected
by q city government that understands how
to manage thieves, thugs aud bummers.
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Best Gum Teeth $50
POINTED PENClLIXGs.
Pertinent Paragraphs FertaisfaS t.
PrSminens PeFsonn.
ALL WORK NARRATED.

Pertinent Paragraphs Pertaiafag 10
Prsmise.t Persens.
II. Menschwsnder and lady, Of Hannibal.
Ohio, sre in the city.
MIA. ". Mayors. OF Bethany. is STOP
ping at the Mcclure House.
S. c. end o. F. Singleton. OF Hebron, W.
Va, are at the Stamm House.
NJ. Geo. f. Grant, OF Phillip, this
State, VAS in the city yesterday.
Miss Mollie Colloed. OF Columbus, Ohio,
is visiting friends in East Wheeling.
Miss Laura wor,hington, OF Barnesville,
Ohio, is q guest at the Stsmm House.
Mr.. Manuel Buckman will be married to
a Milwaukee belle on the I'd Of January.
Miss Lulu Robinson, Q charming Texas
lady, is the guest Of Miss Ida Curtis at
Bethany.
Mrs. Virgins E. White, OF Cumberland,
Nd, is visiusg Major Mitchell, on the Gar.
drB Spot
VI. Dsugherty and Joel Truesdell, Esqs,
of West Alexander, Pa, were in the city
yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Kerr, OF Sacramento Cal, aud
Miss Lizzie sands, Of Allegheny, Pa, are At
the Mcclure.
Mrs. Chas Kraus and family left for Mil
wsukee, Wis, yesterday 10 attend the we'd
ding Of her brother.
The Misses Jones OF Columbus, O.. who
have been visiting friends in the city, re-
turn home next week.
NJ. Harry Schmidt entertained q select
party at his fathers residence on Chapline
street Thursday evening.
Mr.. J. n. Hszlett, CITY editor OF the Pitts
burgh Lesder, is At the Mcclure. Mrs.
Hazett is also at the Mcclure.
Mr.. J. B. Donley, OF Waynesburg. Pc, is
at the Mcclure House. He leaves for Mar.
tinsville to- day on business trip.
Cards are out for birthday party next
Wednesday evening, given in honor Of the
natal day Of Miss Name Ayers.
Miss Gusue Heldrich and Miss Lou
Bohle. two charming young ladies' OF
Marietta are visiting Miss Carrie Shsefer
OH Twenty fourth street
Miss Hess entertained the members OF
tie German booth, AT her residence on
North Main street, Tuesday evening, N
her usual elegant style.
Aleck Mckinney, one Of Bethany Co.
lele's popular students, will go % his
Cleveland home on Monday 10 be present
al the wedding OF his sister.
On last Sunday evening Mr.. Edward Il.
Day and Miss Clara A. Happy were mar
ri.d. After the ceremony the bridal party
psrtuok Of an elegant supper at the brides
residence. May they see many Happy
Dry.
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THE LOST FOUND.
ADJUST Sauer III At Philadsl-
phia,
But Sends a Letter Misunderstanding City
News-South Side fire-Brilliant
Wedding - Minor Town
Doings.

August Sauer has been found and is
alive, though not we'll. 1t will be remem'
bred that Mondays REGISTER contained the
fret intimatiou of the anxiety in regard
to his whereabouts, though all the city
pspers Joined later in announcing the fact.
Yesterday afternoon the family was over
joyed at the receipt of two letters from
Philsdelphis, the first OF which was as
fellows, dated at the Jefferson Medical
College Hospital, on Tuesday:
Mrs. august q. STWer:
DEAR MApAN-I mail you this morning a
letter written by Mr.. Sauer, who has been
in This hospital for some days, under treat
men,. He was brought here very i'll, but
is row very much better and will be able
10 cave the hospital very soon. | mad not
your address, or would have informed you
SCORER. Respectfully yours.
J. L. KITE,
Superintendent.
The other letters was n OF from Mr.. Sauer,
tut was written by one OF the horses, at
his diciaiion. The family was ovGjoyed
1t hearing from him, even though his ill
ress brought its natural alarm. One OF the
he relatives OF Mrs. Ssuer left for Phila-
Gelphia last evening to bring him home.
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SOCIAL AMALGAMATION.
The Younger Germans CompIime nt 10
the Elder.

the Elder.
The amalgamation, for one night only,
of the two Germans, which took place last
evening, proved most enjoyable union,
and the result showed abundantly that a
congenial party Of young people, where
dancing is the method and the german the
feature can always succeed in epj Dying
themselves. The gathering was the result
of the invitation of the younger Ger
man to the elder, and the spontaneity
with which it was accepted put - route
all stories of bad feeling betwse en-
them. The party was prominent for its
elegance and for the many handsome cos
tunes worn. Mr.. Walker Frizzeil led, as
sisted by Miss Nellie Hazlett, one of Wash
irgton's most favored young ladies. The
figures were good and the leader went out
of the hackneyed style to provide new
ones. The favors led off with natural flow
ers and followed with unique articles for
souvenirs. The German occupied about
half Of the evening and the balance, which
came first, was filled IN with the usual
pleasing medley.
ThoEe who took part in the German were
Misses Laura Harden, Clara Fisher, Laura
Lukens, Carrie Brues, Miss Thomas, OF
Hornbrook, Laura Updegraff, Lizzie Rea.
Pittsburgh; Annie Chapline, Jennie Woods,
Jessie Bruce, Miss Van Deventer, Cincin.
natl; Lucy Loring, Hattie Glass, Miss Nc
Crum, Miss Pendleton, Minnie Il ring,
Mrs. Rammelsburg, Miss Sutphen, Lam
c, ster. Ohio; Lou Cummins, Mary
OF, Miss Nellie Hazlett Washington Pa;
Ed. Hazlett, Alex. Laughlin, Dan List, Al.
Franzheim. Elmer Frazier, Harry Franz.
helm, Sam Harrison, b. Payne, Ia. Bowie,
Allie Rhodes. Sam Hszlett, Sam Miller,
Tom Howell, Harry Coen, Irwin Singleton,
Irwin Frissell, Charlie OF, Charles List,
Hl!dreth, Pogue, John +. Baker, Will
Grubh.
Among the visitors were Miss Ida Har-
den, Mrs. Geo. X. Wheat, Mss Jennie Nor
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Rodgers, Mr.. Jones, Geo.
Laughlin. Miss Lou Butler, Mr.. Hall, Mr..
and Mrs. BurHie Mcclure, Harry Wilson
,nu Miss Lou LaughIn.
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wHEELINs's FAvoIITE.
A wheeling Man in Trouble.

On Sunday, or the day before, says the
Parkersburg Journal. two men and q
woman came down from Wheeling, so they
say, and registered at Kennedys hotel. Ga
Monday one of the men complained that
be bad been robbed by his companion o.
about fifty dollars, officers Mehen and
Bartlett arrested the party who gave his
name as Rodgers. They took him before Re-
corder Leonard, who, III conjunction with
the policemen, searched him, but no
money could be found on his person. The
mar stated that if the officers would &C.
onpsry him TO tie house where his
aunt was, that he would pay back the
money said to have been stolen. They
went 10 Mrs. Langfti's boarding house
where the aunt was then stopping and
there met the other man. They all three
went into an adjoining room and after
holding short private interview the
agrieved party came out and informed the
officers that the man had confessed, and
had divuiged where the money could be
found. They, together with the two
Wheeling men, went down to the Kennedy
House and there under board in the vault
were two twenty dollar bills, the ten dol
lars was on the man. Captain Mehen took
the party before Recorder Leonard again
and he was committed to Jail in default OF
81 100 bail.
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ABRILLIANT WEDDING.
NuptiaIs ofJudge Gray and Miss Bird,
AT Harlin's Ferry.

at Martins Ferry.
There was a very brilliant social affair at
Martins Ferry, last evening, for which So
ciety over there has been on the q nj yiye for
some time. 1t was the marriage OF Judge
J. c. Gray and Miss Clara Bird. The Judge
is talented ani rising lawyer, and Miss
Bird is handsome and popular young lady,
the daughter of Mr.. Joseph Birj, manager of
the Benwood blast furnace. The GER
emony was performed at the Pres
byterisn' Church, which was liter
ally jsmmed with people. many Of
whom went as early as G:30 o'clock
nearly two hours before the hour fixed.
In accordance with a popular society de.
cree, there were no attendants, and
the bridal couple walked in preceded only
by the four ushers. Or. W. Hervey, ID. X.
Dilworth, James Dixon snd DR.. W. Il.
Hail. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. J. J. McCarroil, assisted by Rev. John
Cray, of Pittsburgh, brother Of the groom.
Miss Bird wore handsome cream satin,
with the customary brides veil, and Judge
Gray was clad in full evening dress.
After the ceremony a very magnificent
reception was given the newly married
psir at the residence of Mr.. Bird, on Fay.
ette street. The house was full OF people
and the affair was charac terized by style
and elegance.
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The young Butchers Ball.

Last evening the young butchers gave
their first ball at Arion Hall. The follow
ing were the committees: On arrangements
John Fisher Charles Kraft and A. J.
Weiss erber On invitation Charles Kraft,
A. J. Weisgerber, John Fisher, and John
Medick. Floor managers-John Rehm and
John Medick. Ballet mssters-Chas Kraft
and Joe Dimmey. The hall was crowded
and q very ples,ant time was enjoyed
nv all
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

WASHINGTON, December 6-l:3O A -
For tie Tennessee and Ohio valley
partly cloudy weather, local rams. essterly
winds, veering southerly, fslling barom-
eter..
For Lower Lake Region fair weather. fol
lowed by slightly warmer, partly cloudy
weather. rain and snow, southeastern
winds, veering southeasterly, increasing in
torce, falling, preceded over lower lakes by
rising barometer.
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millinery at Coat.

On and after to-day i offer Trimmed
Hats, Pushes, Velvets. Birds Wings,
Fancy Feathers and ali Winter Millinery
at cost to redu &c stock.
For the lowest prices and best work in
the city call early at g. s. Kisner's, 1911
Main Streak
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-06

CONE 10 Ed. Christman's auction rooms,
l0iS Market street, and buy your silver.
plated ware. Sales, afternoon at 2 aud
evening at :. Private sales during the
day at auction prices. Sales 10 continue
until entire stock is disposed Of
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8. 1853.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Argand Parlor Stoves-Nesbitt & Bro.
For Sale-Pleasant Home.
Application for Coffee House Licenses.
Legal Notice.
For Sale-Farm and Mill.
Notice 10 Water Consumers.
Legal Notice.
Magic Tooth Powder-R II. List.
SUareribs-D. c. List, Jr.
Jn6ertaking-G. MeRdel & Co.
Holly and Evergreens-Kirk's Art Store.
Painters and Builders Supplies-W. A.
Wilson.
Felt Weather Strips-E. l.. Nicoll.
diamonds and Wstches-A. A. Franz,
helm.
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MIlIineHY COAi.

On and after to-day | offer Trimmed
Hats, Pushes, Velvets Birds Wings,
Fancy Feathers and all Winter Millinery
at cost TO reduce stock.
For the lowest prices and best work in
the city call early at S. s. kisner's, 1917
Main street.
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A,KERs Blood Elixir guaranteed; will
cure all kinds OF blood poisoning, inherit.
ed or contracted, Sold by Edmund Book,
ing and c. Menkemeller, Wheeling; and F.
Z. thinner, Bridgeport, o., Druggists.
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InfalIibflify.

Do not fail TO go TO John Roemer's for
Dry Goods Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Pa.
pers Fancy Holiday Goods. Something
ornamental end useful at greatly reduced
prices for cash. Nos. 20l9 and 2D2l Main
street,
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SMITHS Ale Condenser supplies q long
felt want. Ale can be drawn direct from
the ksg into glass, doing away with the
old method Of drawing into pitcher and
getting stale.
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OIL Goat Baton.

This shoe is custom made, OF genuine
oil goat stock, extra high cut, made es.
Eecia!ly for misses AMI children's school
Shoes and warranted water proof, at l.. V.
Rlnndis
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A valued correspondent Albert Simpson
ESQ. writing from Peoris, ILL.,, says: "Ss.
msritsn Nervine cured me of scrofuls, al
ter having suffered for eight years with the
disease" Mr.. Simpson lives in Peoris
Ask him. Your druggist keeps ii. $50
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SOCIAL at Thomson NJ. E.
Church tonight. A first class
supper will be served from >
to = o'clock. Come and we will
insure YOU q good time.
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Mr.. eANL J. CNssEIs, druggist at Thorn.
asville. Ga, says: The intelligent cla.s
use Browns Iron Bitters and IL gives good
satisfactiop,"
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GUARANTEED 10 cure q Cold or Cough
Acker's celebrated English Remedy. Sold
nv Edmund Booking and c. Nenkemeller
Wheeling; snd F. P. ZimRer. Bridgeport.
o., Druggists.
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rCrrcE TO TAXI DISPOSITIONS.

Care line oehler W. Frederick Koehler. in
The CiIcs IL Court Of Onto County. W. Va
In cbaBfery.
Tsle 20 tee that the depo-itions Of Caroline
KoeI,ier. Nj. Fuhr. NJ. Bloch, Mr.. esyser
Mrs. briIlts, nfs Kraft, Mr.: Losch, MI. asy.
once Of Cracraft 4 Giichris, No. iIS Chap
line street in the city Of Wheeling. In the
state Of West Virginia, on the 18th day o.
January, A ID. 1874, between the hours VI
O'Clock a N. and 9 O'Clock p. ~, 70 be read
in eyic,pce in the above named cause on be
half Of said Caroline Koehler. And II. from
ANY cause, the taking Of the said depc>liion'
thslI rot be com menced. or oeiDs c2m
meu ED, kraii not be completed on that ~
the isk ing OF TIE same viii be ADJOURNED
from tine 20 time until the s1ms MAI! os
completed CAROklsn, hosnLhn
10 FRI Derrick KOEHLER:
CRACPAFT q GlLcnHlsT.
posoavt Solicitors for Com pisinAHL
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English Wsukenphast shoes for gentle
men. The most comfortable and durable
shoe ever worn, at l.. V. Blends.
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MERCHANTS visiting the city are invited to
call ond see the large variety OF candies at
Geo. S. Feeny's, No. l4l0 Msin street.
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DIED.

TROLL-At ? A. n. Deem her 4, 1879 at tine
rtsIdeuc. OF her SOD, 1875 Jacob street, Mn
LIederka Troll. in her 9th year.
Eunernl notlca hereafter.
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NO one can see Mrs. Langtry
satisfactorily without q pair of
our fine imported Opera Glasses.
JACOB w. CRUDE.
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ERCPTIoSs, Sores, Pimples. Rheumatism
are but indicators Of impure blood. Acker's
Blood Elixir is the remedy. Sold by e.
mund Booking snd c. Menksmeller,
Wheeling; and +. r. thinner, Bridgeport,
u Druvpisfs
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Jusr received: 500 boxes Gre crackers
For sale at low market rates.
G.. s. FEEsY.
1910 Main Street.
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LARGE variety and big stock of csndy and
toys, for the Christmas trade. at Geo. )
Feeny's, No. ITO Main street.
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agW ApVERTisGMGTs,

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County Of Ohio, In the Clerks once Of
The Circuit Court Of Ohio county, West Viz.
CIR Ia Dec mber Rules, 1853.
CaIoIlne KoehIer vs. Frederick KoehIsr.
In ChsnceIy.
SUMMONS.
The STATE u Wet Tbginta, 10 the SheriT Of Ohto
County, GTeefiH0:
We command you that you sum mon Fred.
eri ck Koe hler IL he be found In your BALL.
wick, TO appear at the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court Of Ohio county. At Rules 10 De
held for tie said court. on the first Monday In
November, 1888, TO answer a bill In Chancery
exhibited 81 ainst him In the said court By
Car line KoehIer anu have then there this
writ.
witness Samuel B. McColIocn, CLERK OF our
sad court A. the court house OF said county.
IN the city OF Hfeeling, the 18th day OF DC.
ioher isss, and IN the twenty -nrst year of
the state OF West Virginia
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FANCY FIGURES
For Seals for the LiIy-Rhea's Engage.
ment.

In catching onto new sensation, Wheel
ing is great. Mrs. Langtry is coming and
he curiosity TO see her is so general that
there was sn al Unprecedented demand
for seats. Three hours after the box sheet
as exposed, not seat remained on the
lower floor and yesterday nearly every
good seat in the gallery was gobbled
rp Some few are still left, bat
ly tomorrow evening, standing room only
vii. be announced all over the house. The
spcCuiStors got in their work yesterday,
and prices scared up to most fancy figure.
C1oSce seats IN the parquette commanded
s. zach, and centre seas in first row of
the balcony were in demand at s. each.
The chances are that the Lily will! have a
fine house.
wHEELISss FAvoIITE.
Tie charming Rhes, Wheeling's favorite
of all the footlight ladies, will be here on
Monday and Tuesday next, in Frou-Frou
ard School for Scandal. II anybody can do
a good business here and please the fas tidi.
Gus Wheeling public, Rhea can. The sale
OF seats "! II begin tomorrow.