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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-17
CHURCH NOTES.

Services at End Presbyterian Church,
Rev. VIM. II. Cooke, pastor, at 1890 A. N,
and P. NJ. all are welcome.
In the Third Presbyterian church, Rev. J.
G. Lyle pastor, will preach at 1880 A. NJ.
At P. NJ. a sermon TO young men.
There will be no services at the L. P.
Church for about month, DR.. Mcclure
being absent on recuperating tour.
st. Matthews Church, Bishop Peterkin
will preach at 1880 A. NJ, and Administer
Confirmation. No evening service.
Bishop Peterkin will hold service at
Westwood Hall, in South Wheeling. Sun
day evening at 1880 o'clock and organize
an Episcopal Church.
There will be services in the First Pres
byterian Church on tomorrow by the pas
tor Rev. ID. A. Cunningham d. D., at 1890
A. NJ, and at o'clock P. NJ.
Zane Street NJ. +. Church, Rev. J. b
Fitzpatrick, pastor, preaching tomorrow at
1890 and T:l5. Morning subject. Infancy
and Manhood. Evening the "Muckrakers'
Seats free all invited.
The citizens Bible class will meet as
usual in the lecture room of the First
Presbyterian church, at half past two
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Strangers and
visitors are welcome.
The revival services at the North Street
church will continue next week. One
hundred and twenty-six have recently
Joined this church. Preaching morning
and night. Sunday school at 2 o'clock.
There will be services in the First Eng
lish Evangelical Lutheran church to-mor-
row at 80 A. N. and I p. NJ, conducted by
the pastor, Rev. L. II. Dornblaser. Sunday
school at 2 P. NJ, VIM. A. Heimberger
superintendent. Strangers are welcome.
Fourth Street NJ. T.. Church quarterly
meeting services Lovefeast Sunday $50
A. NJ, Sacrament Of the Lords supper 80
A. ". Preaching at y. NJ, by the presid.
ing elder Rev. +. W. Ryan, Sunday School.
Young Peoples Meeting Monday 2 ?. NJ,
and 30 P. NJ.
There will be quarterly meeting to-mor.
row at the A. NJ. f. Church on Market
street. There will be preaching at II A. NJ,
P. NJ, and 7:30P. NJ. Rev. Y. II. Smith,
of Newbrighton. Pa, and Rev. J. NJ. Griffin
of Bellaire, o, will be present to assist in
the services. A special invitation is given
to the public. B. Wheeler, pastor.
First Baptist Church, corner Twelfth and
Byron streets-Preaching by the pastor,
Rev. J. b. Mulford, tomorrow morning
and evening. In the morning there will
be childrens church service, with a ser
mon TO the young on Jesus, the Light of
the World Sabbath school at p. n.
In the evening, "a Young Man Who
Sought the Best Gift" being the sixth ser
mon Of the course to young men. Stran.
gers are cordially invited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-17
MARTINS FERRY.
Two New secret Society BuiIding<-
Other Newsy Items.

Since the original Union Hall project fell
through, two different projects have sprung
up. The knights of Pythias have pur.
chased the property Of Mr. James Wood
corner Second and Fayette streets, in the
Second ward, for 81, 500, and will erect a
building. The five-year. of the hall
the lodge at present occupies will expire in
1885, by which time it is expected the
building will be up. The lodge will short
ly be incorporated.
The odd Fellows and Red Men have CO.
operated and will erect building on their
property opposite the Central school build.
ing The building will be three stories
high, costing about $4,000, with store
rooms on the first floor, hall on the second
and lodge room on the third. The build.
ing will be brick and measure 50x9O feet.
The hall will be 20 feet longer and 10 feet
wider than Commercial Hall. The build
ing will be built by joint stock company.
with shares at $50 each, and will be called
Fraternity Hall. Considerable stock has
already been subscribed. A charter has
been applied for.
The Little Anna will run from the Ham
ilton benefit next Monday night Quite
large number Of Martins Ferry people will
so over.
Ella White lcoloredD was arrested yester-
u
neighbor, and will have q hearing before
Mayor Mitchell today.
Don't fail 10 see the SUNDAY REGJr1<R.
A show company is being organizsf here
to travel the coming summer with piano.
rama of Paradise Lost" Success boys.
Jake Biggs is running on the John Lo-
mas.
The bell formerly used on the Lomss has
been put on the Climax good place.
Mrs. Boyd, who recently purchased the
Allison House Will assume charge next
Tuesday.
Messrs. Charles G. and Frances McCora
have returned from q weeks business trip
to Pittsburgh and other places.
The Democratic township convention
will be held at city hall this saturday. az
ternoon at . O'Clock.
Mr. VIM. Lewis is spoken of as q Repub-
licsn candidate for council and school board
from the Third ward, also Mr.. J. II. Van
Pelt as assessor for the ward and at large.
The original Nashville students will sing
ct the N. E Church here next Friday even
ing,
Steel rails are arriving for the C. &P
from Bridgeport to Belhire.
The A. i. +. F. Society meet at the resi-.
dence OF Mr.. A. d. Nekland last night. The
usual number was present, and a good time
was had. Refreshments Of all kinds.
Alec Smith will shortly leave for CIar.
ington, where be will leave the cigar busi-
mess with his brother in law.
The G. A. r. bean supper takes place ar
Commercial Hall tonight and good time
is expected
herr & Sons are building a one-stoxy
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AN INTERESTING BUDGET
OF News and Notes Collected ut the
watersfde.

OF News and Notes Collected ut the
waterside.
The river was rising slowly at dark last
Right with feet 9 inches of water in the
channel
The Diurnal departed for Parkersburg
yesterday morning with fair trip.
The Bachelor is the Pittsburgh packet to-
The Courier leaves to-day for Parkers.
burg.
The Scotia is due down to-day, en- route
for Cincinnati.
The ". \. Chancellor passed down yes
terday morning; destination Charleston.
The ST. Lawrence arrived from Cincin-
matt about 2 o'clock, yesterday afternoon
and departed for Pittsburgh at P. N.
The Hawk and Hope passed up with tow
boats.
The Belle Prince was busily engaged yes
terday afternoon pumping the water out oil
the wharf boat
Business was very dull on the landing
yesterday.
There was a rumor yesterday that the
coal firm of Mannet & Co., of Cincinnati,
hsd about closed for the purchase of the
towboat Ark. The towboat Mount Clare,
now laid up here, belongs TO Mannet Co.
Pitts. EE.
It has been discovered that Capt. J. B.
Sullivan. of the wrecked Yazoo, was acting
under an expired license, and will be pros
ecuted by the Government.-E.
Harry Hornbrook, who is making the
trip on the Jennie Campbell, fell overheard
near Cairo and would have been drowned
had il not been for the cook of the boat,
who Jumped into the river and caught the
boy and held him until assistance was rem
dered.
The towboats Boaz, Harry Brown aud
John +. Walton arrived at New Orleans on
Wednesday with tows OF Pittsburgh coal.
The Jennie Campbell was due at Louis.
vile last night en- route from New Orleans
to this Port.
CIScrSsArI, March 1s.-River Is feet 2
inches and falling.
LOUISVILLE, March l6.-River feet 6
inches in the canal, feet s inches in the
chute on the falls.
EVANSVILLE March 16-2iver IS feet
Weather clear. Thermometer 81.
MEMPHIS, March l6-River has fallen
10 inches.
NEW ORLEANS, March l6.-Weather
cloudy and cooler. Thermometer SO.
PITTSBURGH. March l6.-River feet 6
inches and falling. Weather clear and cold,
CAIRO, March l8.-Riyer 80 feet 10 inches
and falling. Weather, clear; thermometer
34e.
81. LOUIS, March l6.-River 10 feet 6
inches. Clear and cool.
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TIN SUNDAY REGISTER.

Tbs LARGEST Paper IN TIE STATE WIrH
IAE LNRGEsT CIRCULATION
WILL Tomorrow CONTAIN THE FoLLow.NG
INTERESTING ARTICLES:
''THE American IrALY -Nanderings meath
the summer skies Of California. Editor
ial correspondence.
"ST. Description OF Minnesota
Capital city. A Wheeling boys nara
tive OF railroad rambies through the
great Northwest.
FLYERS OF THE Tack. The railroad
king speeding his $4,000 team. Where
Grant and Vanderbilt air their trOtters
on pleasant afternoon.
-'THE SOUTHERN EXPOSITION Interesting
exhibition OF what American determi-
nation, liberality and energy can do.
i'GrurY FOor TRACKS. The story Of
crime in tie Secret Guleh mining camp,
Montana Territory.
''THE Russian Crown How il will be
placed on the Cars head.
'LIFE OF An ACTRESs"-The Dramatic Finale
10 q Woman's Love. New YORK Core
spondenee.
"A RIDE TO DEATH'-Charge OF Keenan,
and His Troopers At ChaneellorsyIlle-
How the Army Of the Potomac was Saved
nom Defeat Twenty Years Ago.
ssTuR LIVES Or WoNEN'-A Lentea Dis
.,ourss by the Rector Of Trinity Church,
New York. 81
Rssides the above will be the general
.hor news. secret society news. neighbor-
80 news. local and social talk and the
-. Al run OF special and press kilograms
s-c,,, al parts OF the country.
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PERSONAL pom rs.
Fresh Gossip OF the Dsinss of various
People.


Miss +. ROdy leaves to day for New York
Jacob Gommel, of Pittsburgh, returned
home yesterday.
II. L. Kor,e, Zanesville lawyer, who
has been visiting +. Reister, left for home
on the early train.
Mr.. Clark Hanes entertained a surprise
party, on Thursday night, in holof of his
daughter, Miss Kate.
Alex. II. Mullen, OF Pittsburgh, leaves to.
day for home, having purchased two car
loady Of mules for the mills.
Mr.. H. NJ. Priest, the recently elected
President Of the La Belle mill OF Wheel
ing, appeared for the first time in the meet
ing of the Western Nail Association, yes
terday.-PinsbHrgh Post.
When Scott was running for the State
Senate last fall, the papers hereabouts puff.
ed him until il became sIckening; now,
when he has had the manhood to do what
be thought was right, these same papers
can tsay anything too low about him. There
are a !ot of fanatical hounds in this county
who, il they cannot get every
thing just their way, will blackguard aud
yillify those who differ with them. Nine
tsnths Of those who voted for the prohi5i.
ton amendment were dishonest about il.
they being opposed to the measure. but
were scared out by 8 gang Of scalawag
preachers and cheeky women, who had bet.
ter been at home mending their children's
clothes. The londest mouthed hypocrites
in the batch are those who have sold
whisky and peddled cider at midnight
Hancock C0wiSr.
George W. Thompson, Esq was elected
Vice President OF the Ohio Valley Con-
structiOn Company at its meeting last
week. InaSmuch as Mr. Thompson has
been associated with the Ohio River Rail
road Company frOm its first organization as
Vice President thereof. and has been init.
mately connected with every step
of its progress, With headquarters in
the saddle, experimenting in person
the surveys OF routes, the securing of
rights of way through sun shine and
storm. ard identified with condemuing
rights Of way, when That has been necesss-
~. be thus has in hand every feature of the
wants and necessities of the situation.
Having secured an acquaintance With
almost every farmer along the line his
selection for the position Of Vice Presi.
dent of the Construction Company
Sss the best that could have been
made, and comports with the usual
good judgment of those having the work in
hand. His indefatigable efforts for the
success Of our road will be fully appreci-
ated when young blood and enterprise
shall have given Us q city Of twenty-five
thousand inhabitants in the near future
and when obstruCtionists and destruction
lists who would drive out and destroy the
enterprise of young and energetic men are
numbered with the departed -PRk
Journal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-17

IN. Unio. o. . wAeels.g Han and Bel.
Fatre Lady.

The Union % - ~ ncrAs88 49, - -
Eaire Lady.
Attbe re.idence of Mr.. John Bolen, on
Gravel Hill says the Independent . large
company of friends and relatives assembled
yesterday evening to witness the ceremony
and partahs OF the pleasures consequent
upon the marriage Of his daughter, Miss
ANY E.. to Mr.. Albert & Meder, Assistant
Secretary OF the Central Glass Company, OF
wheeling. The parlors were brilliant
ly lighted up, and promptly
8 O'Clock the bride and groom
ed by Miss Maggie Ieasure and M. Joseph
Beltz. The bride was elegantly dressed IN
white MULE decorated with orange bios
SONS, and looked lovely as she appeared In
the brightly-iighte1 ROOM Inc groom
was dressed in the conventional black. The
ceremony vas performed by Rev. j. n.
Monroe, the new pastor OF the Disciples
Church, and when the happy pair had
been pronounced IMAM and wife the
heartiest congratulations were poured up
on them, after which they all repaired 70
the dining room. where asuhptuous we'd
ding supper had been prepared supper
over. the evening was pleasantly spent BY
all who participated in the festivities OF
this happy OCCASION. Mrs. Meder was one OF
Bsllaire's handsomest young ladies', and
the best wishes of host of friends follow
her and her husband for their future sue
cess and happiness. Below Is list Of the
presents:
George Grodhaus and wife, marble top
table; VIM Grodbaus and ulster, marble
top stand; Chas Bolen and wife, set OF
silver table and teaspoons; Mr.. and Mrs.
Bolen, fine set OF china; Maggie Leisure
and Mrs. George Darby, fine lace bed
set each; Mrs. Joseph Blackburn and Miss
AIyina Meder, fine bed spread each;
Mrs. Jas. Leasure, chamber set; Thos.
Rankin, pair of ottomans; Mrs. VIM. Leas-
ure, Mrs. w. Shipman, and Mrs. Geo.
Leasure, q pair of vases each; Mrs. james
Hutchinson and Miss Critic Stewart, hand.
some pin cushion each; Mrs Collins:
grandmother of the bride, fine bed
spread, pillow slips, quilts etc; Mary n.
Belen, fine table cloth and napkins; G.
Bolen and John Wier, broom each; Mrs.
John Weir and Mrs. A. @. Leas.
ure. a toilet set each; Mrs. A.. J.
Mercer, coal vase; Mrs. AleI.
Anderson, fine lamp; Andy McClelland,
silver spoon holder; Mrs. VIM. Crawford,
silver pickle castor; Mrs. John Brown, fne
table linen: Mrs. p. Moran, fine table cloth
and one halfdozen towels; Mrs. George
McClain. Mrs. Mary Smith and Minnie
weidebush, set of fine towels by each; Mrs.
John Prichsrd, fine toilet mats; A. Birchen-
hauer. pair OF bronze statues, VIM. Martin,
champagne set.
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SPRUNG A LEAK.
The wharfboat's Marrow Escape from
sinking.

Yesterday afternoon about two O'Clock
the clerk on the wharfboat noticed that the
vessel was sinking The Belle Prince was
Immediately signaled and came to the
rescue. 1t was then discovered that there
were over three feet OF water in the hold.
A large force OF men were quickly pro-
cured, and after four hours steady work
the water was lowered sufficiently to allow
the hole to be calked up The follow
ing facts were cleaned from the clerk in
regard to the springing alesk Of the boat:
The wharf boat has been crowded with
freight for some time, and yesterday morn
ing all the freight in both ends of the hold
was taken out and shipped. leaving large
quantity in the centre, which caused her TO
sway down and open the seam. Had the
discovery OF her leaking been made few
minutes later all efforts to keep her from
sinking would have been without avail.
As it was, only the most prompt and de-
cisiye action saved the boat and cargo.
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IL the spring time the average young
mans fancy turns promptly toward deco
rating himself in stylish suit As spring
now cometh on apace, 'twere we'll TO make
investigations and negotiations as to where
YOU can best be suited, and in so doing
don't fail to call on Messrs. c. Hess & Sons,
the merchant tailors, at their handsome
and commodious new store room, No. 1871
Market street. Here is displayed most
magnificent stock of suitings, embracing
every variety of foreign and domestic
goods, OF the latest designs. Messrs. Hess
& Sons have taken great clre in selecting
these goods, and in the hands Of their thor.
oughly competent cutters, are sure to ut.
Give them a call.
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An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring US case OF Kidney or
Liver Complaint that Electric BitterS will
not speedily cure? We say they can not,
as thousands of cases already permanently
cured and who are daily recommending
Electric Bitters, will prove. Brights Disease,
Diabetes, Weak Back. or any urinary COM
plant quickly cured. They purify the
blood, regulate the bowels, and act directly
on the diseased parts. Every bottle guar
anteed. For sale at SOC a bottle by Logan
< Co. s bridge corner drug store,
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Cashier Ruth.

WASHINGTON, Pa, March l6.-This morn
ing the Savings Bank case was resumed.
Mr.. McIiyaine, for the Commonwealth,
argued against, and Mr.. Dougan for. the
special plea. This argument closed about
II o'clock. and the judge sustained the de.
murrer claiming that although mol. pros.
was entered as TO Ruth in the conspiracy
case that it ras legal necessity, and there
fore no bar to this action. The following
are the jurors: James Proudft, Robert
Coulter, II. c. Cooper, John White. Thos.
H. Blsckhurst, John A. Best, T. A. Reed, J..
Roberts, las. NJ. Welsh, Simeon Deems,
Nathan r. Tannehill and V Bowser. On
trial.
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A Life.sayine Present.

Mr.. N. E. Allison, Hutchinson. Kansas,
saved his life by q simple Trial Bottle OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery, for Consump-
ton, which caused him 70 procure q large
bottle, that completely cured him when
doctors, change Of climate and everything
else had failed. Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hoarseness. Severe Coughs and all Throat
and Lung Diseases il is guaranteed to cure.
Trial Bottles l0c at Logan q Co.'S Bridge
Corner Drug Store. Large sike 81.
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frame house for Mr.. Joel Wood in the First

frame house for Mr.. Joel Wood in the First
ward.
Charley Horcher is laid up sick at his
homeip the West End.
James Williams leaves for Pomeroy to-
>day when he has secured work.
fne Republicans of Pease township will
meet in convention at Bridgeport next Sat
urday, the oath.
Mr.. Thos Anderson has ordered a new
is the boss player.
l. Spence, ESQ, will return to-day from
a weeks trip out the B. & o. road.
The Democratic primaries have been in
definitely postponed by order of r c.
Svarfz
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M1eelias Rs9ister
SATURDAY. MACH II. 1855.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 70 New Advertisements


Cheaper Than Auction. 7. Stone.
HandsOmsst Ceilings-LnGAn & Co.
For Washington MahOr..
For Sale-Ciydesdale Stallion.
Show CaSes-LOgan & Co.
Save Your Eyes-l. &. Dillon.
NobbY Neckwear-T. c. MOtfat ( Co.
To Housekeepers-R. II. List
ladies Button ShOeS-W. II. Forster.
Silverware-Miller & FrInzheim.
Tinware-G. ". JohnSon's Sons.
zee Cream-ThOs. +. Raymond.
johnson Patent Kalsomine-W. \. VIII
son.
Fresh Arriyals-Neil 4 Ellinghsm.
Hard-Coal Stoyes-B F. Caldwell.
Good Chear-Monarch Billiard PariOrs.
Saddles, Harness and Trunks-Johu II.
Hall.
CommOdes-G. Mendel & Co.
Hamburg Embroideries Henry Jacobs
Head Of Local.
Special Sale-A. Siedenbach & Bro
Head 81 Local
For Sale-Pisno and Organ Boxes
local Page.
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:, 2. !, M e. ;,.s S;ss. g. 2. - =;
etals % Wei Virginia n
q The new etato, sloao1g
enterprises and costSi6GftnGl ~
.1rs @ tts edysnes1sed tStS@ SSsp1
rsCasd hI 61iSht afsE. H(Sts y
- etsss hAS lnerssss1 IN r. ~.
mos 81 tho Oh 0tatea. ~
pited eDd tmps0ve1 ID 80 ~
ngnt - BEEN Wi - 60 -
istess1. ~ r.seofc0 w. -,
s S:sfp -: 81 i ass e
800 @ RssR1l - -
yeoD0A1t de 1no4sBD1nG SrSl
IT. DruapsS5ty de R0oU1U -
An1 - showing the $500 II
80 I, 49, - n 4 81 - 4 -
sas say VIII trufh ~ ~. ~
ibs Isstnas svss5 ~
S n n,ssrn WIN ssssl.5s -
B. 3: : :s:s.ss :. z 81; : - 81
~ iDDecVeD11(ee ~ - -
op1sa30f - $1,000 ~
q ~ - - - enG1Me q otS
Ibs w1xIy nl1os8 g
peE sSo,.T1 - ~ -
hss slwc1y gai.sl svaj
'S;is: r. % b..Hsz III aanr..s
A: e -. n.,~e2 -
~ - = dsllysy-C 49,
80 1fba * G IT.
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Forty Years Experieaee % Al Old
Nurse.

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup Is the
prescription Of one OF the best female ply
sicians and nurses In the United States,
and has been used for forty years with
neverfailing success by milionsof mothers
for their children. It relieves the child
from pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoea
gripping in the bowels and wind colo. By
giving health 10 the child relieves tie
mother. Price Is cents q bottle.
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ProofEverywhere.

II any invalid or sick person has the least
doubt Of the power and efficacy OF Hop Bit
tiers TO cure them, they can find cases
exactly like their own, in their own neigh
borhood, with proof positive that they can
be easily and permanently cured at a
trifiipg csst-or ask your druggist or physi-
clan.
GREENWICH, Feb. IL, 1880.
Hop BitteTs Co-SIRs-I was given up by
the doctors to die OF scrofula consumption
Two bottles OF your Bitters cured me.
LKRoY BRExER.
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Sberik's Sale.

Ohio County Circnit Court
vs.. u. Fs. In Assumpsit
BY virtue Of an execution In the above en-.
titled cause, issued and to me directed. have
levied upon the fellow wing described personal
property, and will, on
Saturday. the eith day or March. 1883.
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. r.. on the farm
of Peregrine Whitman, two miles from Val.
ley Grove, Ohio county, West Virginia, pro.
coed TO sell 70 the highest and best bidder for
cash, viz: mules, ! sorrel mare, mich
cows, steers, heller, calves, rs wet hsrs,
Sleeves. IS head Of sheep linked lott. 8 rams,
10 young hogs. 2sows aud Is pigs, reaper.
mower, grain drill, wagon. top buggy. 500
bushels Of corn In CRIB, " bushels OF oats.
tons Of hay IN barn, stacks Of hay, set OF
wagon ladders, sulky hay rake, corn
shelter, I double set of Yanh harness, set
OF single pillow harness, ct OF single beggy
harness, hillside plow, double shovel piOW
harrow, slsd, 2 sets OF double trees, work
bench. shovel, 2saddles, taltess, piteh.
forks, barrels Salt. 4 s1a
mria cP. BROWN, 6 o. @. !
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DIED.

HOUSE On Thursday afternoon. at the resi-
dence OF her son-in-law, M. +. 4. 0lmstead,
Mrs. Jacob House, In the 73rd year OF her age.
Also, on Friday evening, Mr.. Jacob House,
husband Of the deceased, In the 18th year OF
his age.
The funeral services will be held to morrow
Sunday afternoon at 80 p n, in the First
BaptisL Church,
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The weather To-Day.

wAsnISGroS, d. c., March 17.-For the
Tennessee and Ohio Valley warmer and
partly cloudy weather, occasional light
rain, southerly and westerly winds and
lower pressure.
For the Lower Lake Regions, partly
cloudy weather, occasional light SHOWS or
rain, winds mostly south westerly and sta
.ionary Or lrwer measure
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enckIen'. Arnica saIve.

rhs greatest medical wonder otths world.
ura.r.nted 10 speedily cure Burns, Bruises.
~. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
S cs,s plies, Chilblains, CornS, letter,
Sessssrs,l Hands. and all skin eruptions,
tnafl,',ssd To cure IN every instance, or
sus nsx reiundes 3 cents per box. For
ne s ~ Logan 4 Co, Druggists, Bridge
SsrneI.
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The best assortment i'm Mems,
Boys, School and Children suits
l. TO be found at
j. BRILLEy.
ll5S Main St,
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For the largest variety aud
handsOmest goods, suitable for
Confirmation Suits, call at
j. BRILLES'.
llSS Main st,
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ria cP. BROWN, 6 o. q.

ID EMOVAL AND NEW ARRIVAL o.
All warrsntsd and ersas BsfTalns ~
rooms No. lisa and l6o1 Main strset, old sonA1
OF NJ Wagner. Also, ous coal bank null ~
vale. J. ~. YE1xElS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-17
Death OfCRPl Marx.

PARIS, March l6.-Carl Marx, leader OF
| the German Socialists, and author OF nu-
merous books, is dead.