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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-27
WATER WAITS.
Personal and General News from the
River Rank.

River Bank.
The river was falling slowly at dark last
night, with s feet six inches OF water in
the channel.
The Courier left at II 80 yesterday morn
ing for ParkerSburg.
The Bachelor left for Pittsburgh at s
o'clock yesterday morning.
The Katie Stockdale passed down about
half. past 6 o'clock, en- route for Cincinnati.
The Emma Graham passed up yesterday,
en- route for Pittsburgh. She unloaded a
large quantity of wheat at the Island wharf
for the Diamond mill of Bridgeport.
The elegant steamer Ohio is due up to-
day; destination, Pittsburgh.
The w. n. Chancellor is due up today
from Charleston en- route for Pittsburgh.
The Pacific passed up with empties yes
terday.
Ali the local packets were running yes
terday, and report trade good.
The Bengal Tiger is to receive a new
cylinder. -PinsJurgh Commercial. Ga.ette.
The following letters are at the boat
store:
August Green, Wheeling: Gordon Green,
steamer Andes; A. T. NARROW, Booths boat
store; steamer w. n. Chancellor; George
Bowery; steamer Anderson; Mr.. Maford
Hyson, care boat store; John Lenegar;
steamer Diurnal, steamer Andes, NJ, Matt,
ID. Dawson, No. Ia wafer. Also papers
for a lot OF our river friends.
Capt. VIM. Prince is going to open a coal
yard on the Island side, just below the
bridge, and will supply our citizens with
the best OF Pittsburgh coal. II is something
that has long been needed.
Capt. George Shouse, OF the steamer c.
w. Bachelor, is at home visiting his
friends.
The steamer st. Lawrence passed Park.
ersburg last Sunday loaded to the guards,
and had 225 passengers in the cabin.
The way that some of the boys conduc.
ted themselves at Parkersburg on the ex-
Cursion from Benwood, was not very COM
mendable, according to the reports re-
ceivei.
Mr.. James X. Potts, one OF our old
Wheeling boys, is at present acting as sec.
ond steward on the Steamer Courier.
Jimmy is we'll and favorably known to all
Of the travelling public.
A lively race was had on the last trip Of
the Courier up with the Andes. The
Courier passed the Andes three times in.
side of five miles. Jake Meglic says: Just
wait until he lets her out. All right, Jake,
We will report.
Captain VIM. Prince will leave tomorrow
morning with the Belle Prince for points
above.
The manifest of the Courier was very
small on her last trip.
The reception given to Capt. Dayy Davis
at the residence of James Davis, corner OF
Ninth and Market street, was a most enjoy
able gathering, and all were made to feel at
home.
MEMPHIS, June 26.-River stationary.
Clear and pleasant.
CAIRO. Ills June 2G.-River 80 feet 3
inches and stationary. Thermometer go.
Weather cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, June % River falling with
81 feet in the canal and 81 feet in the
chute OH the falls. Weather cloudy.
PrTTsBURGH, June 26.-River 5 feet Q
inches and falling, Weather showery and
warm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-27

OeA W "pISsA"
JUpGEs JOHNSON, GREEN, SNYDER N WOODS.
This court transacted the following bust
ness yesterday:
Flanagan VS.. Lambert, Tucker county;
appeal and supersedeas refused.
The West Virginia Transportation Com
paDy VS.. Sweetser, Wood county; submit
ted.
Jelly VS.. Dis, Wood county; continued.
Enoch VS.. the Livingston Oil Co., Writ
county. Submitted.
Core VS.. MARBLE, Peasants county; con-
tinued.
McMasters VS.. Edgar, Writ county. Sub.
mi,ted.
Mohnk VS. Nesle, Wood county. Sub
mitted.
Hughes and Murphy VS.. Mount, Wood
county. Submitted.
Despard VS.. the County OF Peasants.
Submitted.
woodward VS.. Burlington, Witt county.
Submitted.
J. n. Camden & Co. We. Hiteshew, Wood
county. Submitted.
Clafiin & Co. VS.. Foley, Wood county.
Partly heard.
State VS.. Kusbe, charged with breach OF
the peace; dismissed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-27
THE GAS WELL
Progressing Rapidly Over at Mar
tins Ferry.
A Depth of Six Hundred Feet Reached
Two Small Veins Of Gas Struck
BetIaine and ST. Clairsyile
News.
mARTINS FERRY.
A Summary OF Yesterdays Local In.
telltgence.

A Summary OF Yesterdays Local In
telligence.
The repairs at the gas well are all com
pleted and everything is now working frst
class. The boring is now carried on night
and day without cessation, and the well
goes down at the rate of so feet per day.
They are now down about 600 feet. The
casing TO keep the water out is all in and
keeps the hole thoroughly dry. A small
vein of the gas was struck on Monday night
sbout II ?. NJ, and another small vein was
reached Yesterday forenoon. The tow OF
Gas was of considerable magnitude, but not
enough to be of any practical use. Inc
gas flow is of such force as to scatter sanu
and gravel over the workmen. 1t was
piped off out of the way as soon as Possl'
bic and the work of boring begun again.
II is to be hoped that the contractors nave
now had all their bad luck and that we
NAV chronicle a big find OF gas within the
next fortnight. ~
One drunk was disposed OF at the Mayors
Court yesterday. He paid the usual pen
atty. b.,dsoua
new summer uniform yesterday:
A uniformed division OF hnlgnts VI
Pythias will probably be formed here. Inc
lodge held their regular meeting al 'ne'f
hall last night. nina
Mr.. Bishop. who represents q gas pipe
mandatory of Pittsburgh, was in the city
yesterday seeing about the contracts Jon Os
piping the city for gas. Nothing was s VS
In the matter, however, as those interested
think they had better get the gas before
laying the pipes. -. yo,ng
and Annie Woodruff expect to leave snort
~ for a pleasure trip through Eastern
cities.
A little child OF ar. Stevens, who lives
in the south end of the city, was badly
burned with sale I've which it got hold oil
) yesterday.
Can't. James Benson, the veteran ferry
of Bellaire, is running the Climax IN
the absence of Nose McCann, who IS attend
ing the u. S. Court at Petersburg.
Mr.. S. Klein has returned from a com
pleasure and business trip to Hanes'
willie.
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Young we., yirxinian TO the Front.

One Of West Nirgiria's most prominent
Young men is q late graduate of that
famous old college, Washington and JET.
ferson. We refer 10 Mr.. q. s. Smith OF
New Cumberland, Hancock county, this
State. Mr.. Smiths four years at this col.
lege ended Just one week ago. During a
portion OF his college career he stood at the
hesd Of his class and always ranked high.
He did much toward building up
the Washington and Franklin lit
erary society which was for years
in = retgograding condition. He was
President Of the society for several terms.
and in the spring contest won the debate OF
the year. Always a leader among his fell
low students at college, il is but natural to
think that he will be q leader among men
in the future. Mr.. Smith hss adopted the
law as his profession, and IN this has
splendid opportunities Of coming to the
front. 1t is probable that he will decide to
locate in Wheeling at an early date, and he
will doubtless receive a hearty welcome
from sll who know him We predict for
u young friend a prosperous, II not
glorious future.
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ST. CLAIRSyILI.E.
Recruits for the Penitentiary-Wheei-
ing acknowledgements Luck-Per.
sOnal Mention.

Recruits for the neutrality-suspicious.
sOnal Mention.
Sheriff Sedwick, accompanied by Esq.
S~idebottom and Samuel Cochran, yesterday
morning took Nanderpool and Jones, the
hay-fork ~swindlers, and Daniel Stewart,
the Martins Ferry negro sentenced to five
years for attempted rape, to the Ohio peni-
Tertiary. Judge Hance last Saturday de-
livered the opinion that Vanderpool and
Jones could not be tried here, ana 80 they
were returned to serve ont their sentence
from the Butler county court. Master
Alvin Sedwick accompanied his father on
the trip 10 see the State capital.
The Happy Eight a party from Wheel
ing, came out in carriages on Sunday sven
inc, and took in the town. They enjoyed
the hospitality OF mine host Clark,
at the National Hotel. The follow
ing named persons composed the party:
Misses Belle Robinson. Hattie Hork-
heimer, Annie Baer, Ross Baer, and Messrs.
Ed. Brssch, Ernest Bser, David Rothchiid,
Louis Seidenbach and NJ. b. Horkheimer.
Some of the boys, we understand, were a
little loosened up by the trip to Flushing
Albert ". Kennon il home for the vaca.
ten from Washington and Jefferson Col
lege.
Robert Courtney, Of Bellaire, spent Sum-
day here with his parents.
Mr.. Isaac Shepherd and wife, OF this vicin-
ity, have been Visiting in GAINESVILLE.
George Green and family will remove
this week to Flushing.
Five big, able bodied men went to the
creek Sunday evening. and came ID on
Monday morning with one one-hslf pound
turtle.
Miss Kate Reilly. of Wheeling, is visit
ing her cousin. Mrs. John Ferren.
Our hand talks of attending the band
tournament at Urichsville on the 4th Of
July, and see If they can scoop in the $50
prize offered. Ten members will go, in
Guiding the two drummeYs.
C. n. Gaumer, of the Mansfield Shield AID
BGnxG, Is in town.
Court sdiourned last Saturday until the
5tk Of July.
There-is some talk OF getting up q big
D ienic here the Fourth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-27

a Bold Attempt on the PeninsuIa
Last Night,


Last Night.
4 bold supposed attempt at highway
robbery occurred at the east end OF the
Peninsula road, about ha.t.past nine
o'clock last night. John &. Hoffman, ST.,
had been out the pike driving, and crossed
the Fulton bridge about the hour named
on his way home. Just after crossing the
street car track, at the west end of the
bridge, a man sprang out OF a little gulley
and caught his horse by the bride throwing
him back on his launches. Mr.. Hoffman
was, Of course, taken completely by sur
prise, but expecting an attack in the rear
from a gal OF the fellow, struck a blow at
the man at the horses head with the butt
OF his heavy whip. The whip missed the
man, but struck the horse, causing the
animal, a very spirited one, to plunge
forward suddenly, throwing the man
heavily to the ground, the horse passing
over MIN. Mr.. Hoffman came on into he
city. and at once notified Capt. Bennett Of
the affair, who dispatched some of his men
after the h~ishwaymen. Robbery was IN
doubleday the object OF the attack, which
only failed through Mr.. Hotfman's prompt
action.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-27
BELLAIRE.
The Early Closing Mevement-schOOi
Board Meeting.


The plan to close the dry goods, clothing
and boot and shoe stores at 7:3O o'clock
during the summer months it about to be
broken up on account of one of the shoe
merchants breaking his promise. The BAL
ance of the merchants and many Of the
gentlemen's customers are very indignant
at the way he has acted in the matter-and
propose to make him feel it in a financial
way if the agreement is not complied
with.
Mrs. George Peterson, OF Alliance, o.,
is in the city, the guest Of Mrs. Henry n
Hess.
Mrs. Roscoe left yesterday for a ptotrac-
ted visit to friends in the West.
d. II. Milligan, Esq, was in st. Clairsville
yesterday on legal business.
Miss Emma Ingler is again smiling on
her friends through the general delivery
window of the postotfice after a vacation OF
two weeks. Miss Julia Birdsong, who has
been filling her place in her absence, has
gone to her home in the country.
At the special meeting Of the school
board on Monday evening the principal
matter under discussion was the hiring OF
a teacher for the high school for the year.
Prof. Marchant asked as a salary $500. The
DOdTu OlltTeu I'LL pow anu WOulu NV OAA
I'D. Mr.. Marchant then withdrew his ap.
plicatlon and the board al Ou rned with
out ~electing anyone. This may be a mis-.
take on the part OF the board, as the sue.
cess of the high school during the last
year was due largely to the efforts OF this
teacher, and there may be trouble in find
ing another as efficient. Prof. J. b. Gosh,
who formerly taught here, is the only APP
pliCant before the board at present,
Prof. b. s. Jones, who has been spend
ing a few days with friends at Bethany,
". Va, has returned 10 the city.
H. T.. Walden. Cf Wheeling, was in the
CITY seeing old friends yesterday.
Miss Msry Smith, who has been attend.
ing school at Young town. o, for the past
wear, has returned 10 her home south OF
town.
Or. A. J. Clark, a prominent physician
of Glencoe, o., who formerly practiced in
this city, was in town yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. A. Neasey, OF Portland, o., is the
guest OF friends in the city.
The bang of the policeman's pop ollow
ed by the howl of the unmuzzled cur can
be heard in the city. So far no dogs have
been killed, but a number have been badly
scared. Dur policemen are not very good
shots.
The festival for the benefit of the Globe
base ball club will be held in city hall on
Friday and Saturday evenings of this week.
Judging from the number OF tickets already
sold a large number of people will be pres
emit, and all the indications point to a very
successful engagement.
The glass house boys are making extern
sive preparations to go fishing next week.
John Saither, Louis Down, Geo. Land
kirk aud Ed Carter left last evening on a
turtle hunt out the B. 4 o. Let the tur-
ties beware. .,
Father Gull has been confined to his bed
since Friday with rheumatism. He will
0 be able to go about again.
Miss Mary Lockwood, who has been Wis.,
iting at Steubenville, returned home yes
terday. -.
John Lockwood left yesterday on a visit
to his home at Dillie's Bottom.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-27
The HeaIy Base Ball Nine.

Last evening the Active base ball nine
was recognized. About twenty-five mem.
bers joined the association outside OF the
regular players. The meeting was called
TO order at the Little Central Saloon about
half past s o'clock. VIM. McGannon was
chosen temporary chairman and Frank
Healy was appointed secretary. The follow
ing was adopted:
RcsoIrcd, That the name OF this club be
and is hereby called the "Healy Base Ball
Nine"
Frank Healy was elected manager, Jos.
Balser president, and Jos. Balser, Robert
Riddle, Stephen Warehouse and Thomas
Fry, directors. Peter Kreis was elected
captain Of the nine. Messers. Balser and
Healy were directed TO draw up appropri-
ale By bylaws and resolutions.
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Mberlia9 Res;stsr
WEDNESDAY. JUNE "a, 1883.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
index to New Aayertisements.

Regular Hanawha Packet Steamer
Chancellor.
For Sale-Boat.
The Last Week-Water Tax Notice.
Palace RefrigeratOrs-Nesbitt & Bro.
saddles, Harness and Trunks-JOhn II.
Hall.
Now IS the Time-B. +. Caldwell.
Without a Doubt-A Siedenbach & Bro.
Head Of Local
Ice Cream-Thos. +. Heymau.
An Endowment POliCy-W. +. Peterson.
Slate and Tin Roofs-G. W. JOhuson's
Sons.
Chamber Suits-G. Mendel ( Co.
Fly Brushes-E L. Hicoll.
Important-W. l.. Wilson.
Nobby Neckwesr--f. C. MofItt < Co.
Wedding Gifts-I. G. Dillon.
Kid Buttoned Shoes-W. H. Forster.
Have Them at Hand-R. II. List.
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SMALL FIRE.
manifestations burned Up,

Sunday night John Mentz, who boards
with Fred. Haerpfer, on Thirty-third streets
near Bingell's drug store, went to his room
about 10 o'clock to retire for the night.
After disrobing aud placing his clothes on
the floor, Mr.. Mentz struck a match, and
lighting the gas threw the match on the
floor and Jumped into bed, going to sleep
at once. He was shortly afterwards awak-
ened by the smell of smoke, and noticing a
bright light in the room he jumped up and
found his clothes on fire. An open win
dow was near, and he threw the blazing
clothes out, they catching on a tree aud
waving in the breeze until consumed. The
carpet was slightly burned, but no other
damage was done.
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E'OIN -.
Fresh GossIp of the DoInSs OF Various
PersOns.

Persons
John Nolan leaves for ireland in a few
days
Squire Caldwell is oil on a fishing eX.
Curslun.
Prof. VI T. Garyin, of Cleveland, was in
town yesterday.
His Excellency, Governor Jackson, is
back from Parkersburg.
+. VI. Cam, OF the L., Il. X {. Il. r, was
in The city last evening.
Mrs. L.. +. Zimmerman. Of Salem, o., is
visiting friends in this city.
Rev J. b. milford and family left for
Mountain Lake Park yesterday.
W. II. Iippincott, of WayueSburg, was
registered at the st. James last nighG.
Miss Hattie Shepherd, of Green county,
Pennsylvania, is visiting Miss Ella Lemons
Of the South Side.
Miss Helena NJ. Smith, a member OF the
Junior Glass Of the Female College during
the past year, left yesterday for her home
in New York. Miss Smith is s. very pleas.
ant snd yivaciOus young lady, and her
msny friends earnestly hope that she will
return to school in the fall.
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sBydia L Pinkham, whose benevolent
face is Swallowed in almost every paper Ne
pick up, appears to have discovered what
Addison calls The grand exilir, to SUP.
port the spirits Of human nature.' It's
quite evident that she has the patent and
has secured the contract for making over
and improving the invalid corps Of Ameri-
can Womanhood.-Globe.
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FOR HALE CHEAP.
First Class Brick Dwelling and Store Rsou

TN A THRIVING PLACE THE UNDEH-
i signed offer at private sale the well
biped. sItuatsd on Main stroes, Weihbusg, v.
Va. the said occupant doing . large And pre-
ftable business: the store room IN ftst long
end 2 feet wide; half Of said room aneivea,
glass lights, A hall on tie north Htds leedse
the dwelling house, containing rooms =
kitchen, ali httsd up in the best OF style, 70
ofthe building Is covered with IRON ana VI
town for groceries, dry goods, drug aoss, r.
taurant, or hardware store, a. Veil aPseas
ant dwelling place satisfsstory 1871
given for selling. Terms Of GAie on easy Hay'
nnents. PossAss!on efven In % ~ ft0 sAiss
For further particulars etidren aor
ma17rtd j.. r.
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where the best vsrk DspSsA Whses''
ting La TaRnoA 0ot.

ting Ii foRnea OoG
Pluck ard enterprise pave the pathwlY
10 success, and men possessing these auel,,
titles who embark in business Ct any kind
are always sure to come 10 the froue and
lead in the quality and quantity, OF the
work or merchandise they handle. *
supIes Of the truth of this occs-
sionalIy crop out and Q notable
ilIustration b ct present soeo In he pro-
prietors Of the Pearl Laundry, next door
10 The Grant House. No sooner hsd the
youpx gentlemen who bad iDaukurated
this eatsrprise got cleveny sts!ted than
Are destroyed their place oil busine. and
them nothing but blaekened ruins TO
reward them for their pains. They we're
not 70 be dauneed, however. ~ a
went to work to- retrieve their Ioss,
with what success q he seen % any
one passing their place Of business. Yea
terday q R.sIsrER reporter dropped MT
the commodious new baildingr and 1ter
an inspection of the machinery and the
methods smpsOyed, and looking over me
work Turned out, came to the conclusfon
that the Pearl was the laundry Of the w
This D is undoubtedly the truth, and all who
are 1t all fastidious rs to the %appearauce OF
their linen shosld give the Pearl, No. 1000
Main street, q call.
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Tn RnflhA-

ALL builders wishing TO obtain low and
satisfactory figures or Tin Roofs, Spouting,
etc, should call on Heinlein Bros, dealers
in Household Furnishing Goods and Manu-
fscturers of Galvanized Iron GorRice and
all kinds Of job work. Heinlein Block,
Bank street. Bridgeport Ohio.
We guarantee all work to give ~satisfac-
tinn
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An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring Us a case OF Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bitters
will no, speedily cure? We say they can
not. as thousands Of cases already per
msnently cured and who are daily recon-
mendiug Electric Bitters, will prove.
BriCht's Disease. Diabetes, Weak Back, or
any urinary complaint quickly cures.
They purify the blood, regulate the bowels,
and act directly on the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at soc a
bottle BY Logan & Co., Bridge Corner Drug
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SNEAK Thief Capiared.

Last Sunday Vim. Eutler, proprietor OF
the Brunswick restaurant, discovered that
500 had been stolen from his money drawer.
This was not the first that money has been
missed out of the drawer, and the proprte,
tor suspicioned a colored waiter named
lee Austin as being the thief. Capt Ben
nett was informed Of the theft, and also
of the previous ones, and the colored wait.
er was arrested. After working with him
for some time he, at last, Acknowledged
having stolen the money, and refunded 81.
AS MI. Entler would not prosecute n
man he was turned loose.
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Mothers Don't X now.

How many children are punished for be-
ing %uncouth, wilfull, and Indifferent to in
structions or rewards, simply because they
are out of health! An intelligent lady said
Of a child OF this kind Mothers should
know that IL they would give the little
ones moderate deses OF Hop Bitters for two
Darent could desire"
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standard building Association.

This new and popular Association Is
meeting with grand success. Large sub.
scriptiOns are being added to the stock
every week. The Association still has
some shares left and will continue to re-
Ceive new members without extra charge.
The Association meets on Wednesday
evening. Shares, $3.50 each; weekly dues,
25 cents. Money to lend at 6 per cent. in
terest. Everybody should have a few
shares.
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IFrom Lhe Buassin, Norrieh, Coaa.l

lTIVNI w DWfFsIIHi NVVN
Mrs. Fosters fine physique and modest
bearing at once command the attention Of
her audience, and the woman was never
lost in any attempts at oratorical splurging
or mannish limitations. She talked earn
estly, clearly and forcibly; and W. are i'm.
pressed. that in thorough Eastern par
lance" she talked long and well, display
ing her powers TO hold her auditors for
over two hours.
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Lovers OF ice cream will be benefited
by calling on Mrs. Ziegenfelder at 66
Twelfth street. for the best ice cream in
the city. Our Ice cream is made from pure
cream from T. P. Phillips jersey COWS,
and is strictly first class. No adulteratisn.
Wholesale and retail. Orders by telephone
will receive prompt attention. Goods de-
livered free OF charge TO all parts OF the
city.
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RIDGEPOR

Rev. Beall and George Mckee left last
evening for New Athens, where they will
attend the commencement exercises at
Franklin College.
Mrs. d.. Cooke and daughter are spend
ing a few days with friends in the country.
Hon. Ross J. Alexander is in Columbus
On legal business.
There will be a grand cotillion picnic in
Mrs. Harrow's orchard, West Bridgeport,
on the 4th OF July, after which the grounds
will be for rent to lodges and associations
at reasonable terms For terms apply to
Thos. RUckmsn, Bridgeport.
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Transfer.

The following transfer of real estate was
left for record Al Clerk Hooks office yester-
day;
Deed made June 20, 1888, by Albert A
Frsnzheim and Mary Ann Franzheim, eX
ecutrix of the last will and testament o.
G. W. Franzheim to John Weity, for Loo
No. I3S, on the northeas, corner of Chap
line street and Market alley. COnsIiera
tiOp, 81, SEQ.
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The excursion to Steube,

The excursion to Steubenville on Friday
night by the Excelsior cornet band, OF
Martins Ferry, promises TO be q grand
affair. There will be plenty OF refresh
ments on board, but no beer, and the best
of order will be preserved. Kramer's or.
chestra will furnish music for dancing.
Tickets, good for gentleman and lady, can
be had for 81 at McLain's drug store.