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YOUNG IN YEARS
BUT ACCUSED OF MAKING A HAUL
Which Would lIA,. Doa. cr.dl. to an Oh asaa-i
YOuss Girl who ClsIn' to Belong TO the sal.
lAtlOu Army Arrested for Their. bat
The Army R.padtatss Her

Somewhat OF sensation was created at the
Salvation Army's meeting Sunday night by
the entrance OF officer Junkius, who marched
up the centre aisle to the platform, ascsnded
the steps and arrested one OF the girls, Min.
ME McCoun. She was taken t. police head
quarters, where the nature Of the charge
came out. The girl, who Gays she Is only
twelve years old, but who Is probably fifteen
or s x,esn, was employed as nurse in the
family Of ]. n. Thornburg, one OF the pro-
prioiOrs OF Winters s ThornburR's hotel, on
Upper Market square. On last Tuesdsy abe
was at the hotel all dSy, and In the evening
Mr.. Thornburg missed sum OF money,
about $l6O mostly in gold, AID some OF It
rare coins which he kept as cutiosiues. He
suspected the girl, but nothing was done In
the case until Sunday evening" when Squire
PetermAu issued u warrant for the girl aud
search warrant for the house OF her mother,
in Alley c.
None OF the missing money was found
upon the girls person or in the house, and
as all the ether evidence against her was cir
cumssautlGi and not very satisfactory, she
was discharged. Yesterday Capt. Bennett
took the case in hands, and succeeded In
huding lady with whom the girl had
spent gold money. A second warrant was
accordingly issued, aud she was again taken
into custody. She declared that her mother
had given her the money she had spent, and
her mother corroborated this statement, and
claimed that her boy had earned the money
at the Nall City Glass works. MI. McLure,
Secretary OF the Works, said he had paid the
boy SIG last week, bat 1t was all In paper
money. In view OF all the facts Squire Peter.
man committed the girl for preliminary
hearing at 10 o'clock this forenoon.
A reporter saw her at the jail few mn
utes afIer she was locked up. She said she
had joined the Salvation Army a week 40
Sundsy, aud that she knew nothing OF the
stolen money, reiteratinS her statement that
IL was given 10 her BY her mother.
A member OF the Salvation Army was
asked last night, at the hall on Maia street, II
Minnie belonged TO the Army
mo, she does not, was the reply.
"She says she Joined on>last Susday."
,"She thought she did, but she didn't. She
went to the altar and protested repentance.
But when q person Is converted you CAP
most generally tell, aud we didn't believe
she was So sne didn't belong"
"Did she wear the Army badg'"
"Sae m ght a wore SIS, but she never got
them from the Army
"She was on the platform several nights,
WASH she?'
HING" 1901
ibid she march with your"
ayes, guess she did, but her name wasn't
on the roll, aud she wasn't no member"
The girl vas very cool wheS questioned by
the reporter. She Is either innocent or \
| very hard case indeed.
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wgLLsBURG,
Coal Shaft Railroad \ -Chureu-6as
MeAt-EIe.

Coal bhAit-RhjlfoAdN otes-ChuFen.s6na
Meat-Eie.
On Saturday work was resumed driyine
pipe for gas 1t 8. Georges papermill.
.wsllsburg needs public hall, one wher,
the citizens can assemble with ease, comfort
and safety, and agood one, NO yhanty.
The vorkmsn ct tts coal shaft expect 10
reach the coal in few days. They think
that they are not more than eight feet from
Il now. There Is some anxiety on the part
OF the several "shits" as to which Of them
will strike :he coal,
The Disciples Church. After having been
thoroughly repaired, was reopsned Sunday.
Or. !. 4. Thayer, OF New oaslle, Pa. preach.
ed In the morning, assisted by DR.. ". K,
Pendleton and the pastor, Elder Mortimer.
In the evening unisn services were held, the
Presby' eriGn sod Methodist congregation
attending. ,t..,..
wellSburg Il now free Of the ancient iron
clGd ma ket reRulSt lions that allowed butchers
10 sell meat on Wednesdays and Saturdays
only, and At the market house. The butchers
got to numerous for the capacity OF that trade
center and they had 10 scatter. Now II Il
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Two small boys living in Centre Wheeling
had an experience last night after which they
did not feei as comfortable, but had good deal
more sense than before The boys, whot0
names are George ChEissemy az and Fred Bah.
runs aud whose parents i've on ChApline
stree, Just north Of Twenty second, rot q
bottle q gunpowesr some place, and were
ofusnSr and laid u down on the ground,
sna Chrlssenlyer was pouring the powder
oVes Il hon the bottle, when the stream IL.
III sd, aud the dame catching the powder In
s il,e bnltle, Il exploded. ChfiSiemyer's left
shnmb wa TORN almost entirely %, and be
wns othsfNisO bruised and cut while Beh.
fens escaped Fith trifing injuries,
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Ghe GateIligeuter.
0fiec Nos 80 aud "a Fourteenth street


G. Meudsl & co.-Msmmoth Furniture,
Carpet and LurtRin Emporium.
| G. Dillou-S8ye Your Eyes,
Nesbitt & Bro.-Whits Moutain Fretzsrs
Wanted-I. Warren & Co.
DR.. John Z, Smlth-Third page.
Dissolution koice-Laughlin Bros d Co
Headof Local.
Sealed Proposals-J.stph Speidel & Co
Head Of Locs,.
Teacher ExsmInAtion-Hsa of Local.
Pianos anu 0rgAns-WilSon & Baumer.
Stakeholder AeetiuS-BJcksye GlaSa
Company.
Farm for sAle-James A. Henry.
Heaters Helpers WAnted-LABelle Mill.
Nouce-MGtIn Kraft,
Clearance Sale Of Summer Goods-siedeu'
bach 4 Bro. Head Of Local.
For the Benefit Of Excursionists-David
Ash. Head Of Local.
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A wouId.be Murderer.

Robert Fordyce, well-known resident OF
Elm Grove, complained bslore Squire Arkle,
on Saturday, t.at one R. E Dixon, the
terror OF the good citizens Of the village,
had threatened to kill him, and had &C
comparied the threat with actions which
seemed 10 demonstrate that he meant
what he said. A warrant Was Issued,
and yeStsrdsy Constable Steve Wilcox went
before Squire Arkle, who, aft.r hearing tue
evidence, hued the accused $40 and costs,
aud held him in 500 bond to keep the peace
for one year In default OF either foe or
boxd, he was committed TO Jail. His sojsu'n
there will enable the citizens Of Elm Groye
TO breathe freely for few days at least.
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nentIends HimseIc.

In recent issue OF the Kansss City Tines,
under the captlon''tA Wrong Impression, rs
a card addressed 10 the editor Cated Jaiy 3
1t Is written by awheeling boy and is re-
produced below:
at Is rumcIed in tais city that the compli-
cations In. which the late firm OF Hornbrook
Bros was involvtdR grew out OF extravAgance
and gambling on my part. desire to c9rrec;
this rumor BY declaring most emphatically
that meyer gambisd in my life, and that I
never used one cent OF the frm's money be-
yond the sum TO which was lawfully eutt-
lied, "CHAA W. HoRXBRooE"
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free.tor-all, go.as-you.please, and fresh meat
every day. Thus by degrees the old town 10
getting some Of the rust rubbed Of
The survey Of the Pittsburgh, Virginia q
Ohio R ilroad has been completed. The en-.
ginsers, who csmped ont most OF the time,
deposited their camp sqalpage in ware
house here.
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THE rsA STORE.
watches, Diamonds, JeWeiry and Money
Given Away-Talk with the Manager.

An IsrKIlloENcER reporter while strolling
alongin the vicinity Of Eleventh street look
ing for an item, saw quite crowd standing
In front Offices Main street, the headq
OF the Traders' and Importers Tea Company.
Looking into the store he saw quite NUN
Der OF people buying tea and coffee and each
purchaser invariably getting 3 present OF
some kind. Turning to the genial manager
he said: "Your business seems TO be about
as good as ever, STE"
Manager-"Yes, We are doing tirst rate
much better than l expeoted-and Il the PEG.
pie continue to patroniZs our establishment
one.half ss well In the future ss they have
since we opened We shall certainly ST y here
aud continue 70 give away presents for
months to come"
Rsporter-It Is claimed by come that you
do not give presents in every eau. Nhat
truth Is there in the reportP
Manager-None whatever. We do give q
present in every can either in money, watches
and diamondsor jeweliy. OF 1t Is not
TO be supposed Tor moment that we can
afford to give roll Of money or pair OF dia.
lnond ear drops or watch in every can, but
venture TO say we give away mere watches
every day than all the jewellers In the city,
sell In week. To-day gentleman by the
name OF Dickinson, living in Cincinnati, sent
81 by mail and within an hour We sent hinl
q can selected by Il disinterested party con-
tanning $50. Another gentleman got $40 here
In the city, who also got chatelaine watch
the other day, worth SIS, aud was so well
pleased with his presents. be concluded 10
try again today, and Is now $40 ahead by the
venture,
Rsportes-I have heard 1t claimed that y d
are inclined TO favor the rich or WE'LL CO o
people and leave the poor TO shift for them.
selves.
Manager-That is not true. We treat all
alike here. A poor mans dollar Is just as
good to us as rich mans. Old and young,
big and little, rich aud poor, one and all
without exception, receive the same trea :
ment, and II knew Of any iavoritism or dit
elimination being shown any one BY one OF
my employees I'd discharge him Instantly.
We do not allow mis- representation OF any
kind We know that our goods are as good
as the best, and we feel pretty certain live
can only get q person 10 ny our tea or coffee
that We can count on them In future Is q
regular patron. The following Is apartial
list OF those who received valuable presents
yesterday:
8. B. Myers, Mingo Junction, chatelaine
watch, value SIS.
Miss Ettie Rope,tt corner Fourteenth and
Chapline stree s, silver service.
Jas. L. Books. Martins Ferry, silver
pickle dish. la.'
A prominent citizen who does not desire
his name Published, $40 in gold in can oil
tea. III
Geo. T. Bell. Arlington Stove Works, dia.
mond ring, SIS.
Joseph johnson, idgeport, stem-winding
and stem setting watch, $lS.
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BueltISn,s ArnIsa save.

The greatest medical wonder Of the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Can.
cars, Piles, ChilhlAinS, COrns, letter, Chapped
Hands, and all skin eFuptionS, guaranteed 10
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
IS een:S par boz. For sale at Logan 4 Col
Bridge Corner Drug store,
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Mnrtin's Perry Gossip.

The mill are all running, and the boys are
all feeling well after theirr,ss
Mr.. J. Van Pelt will run the Little Anna
during Captain seaman's absence.
The Little Anna will make trip after
services at the nampmeeting tonight.
Messers. shreye, Theaker and Gray went
to Parkersburg yesterday to attend the sciota'
Tomas trial.
The "Happy Six" who went fishing last
week, were washed out Saturday night, and
returned home in dilapidated condition.
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Il LnrC, baltimore. Nd AE RutteF. Maryland
q Il Bell B&ORR &c Petty, MAysyill, Ky
CEldridge cincinnati RW Moore, Columbus, q
Frank ItWood, PhiIa Pa " GlA2meir, Penn
VI A Carter County q HArTer, Alden, O.
@ " Cochran, B.It1 Nd James Todd, Maryland
TR Richie, b t)Nd CIV CONNER, Gin o
Allen EverhAIt, Penn L g Cooper Va
" GeorEe, We ls6ufg JLCcltroth, HollldAytfi
E IoRotIs a ehIld, fIttS NV Morfel, Pa.
Reed PiIuopRh Nm 6. Gordon, W. Va
Mckenzie, Nd. g WeilAnd, Philadelphia
Cont or, Cleveland Craig, Cniontowl
D Mcdonald, Columbus w FMcknigkt, Pa,
Ms Z Watson, 81. ClAIrb'Ie D Dutt0n, vest Unior
" AAlernee clyde, o. W AaleInee, Ohio.
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WARRINGTON, DC, July 10. l:SoA N.-For
Tennessee Rnd the Ohio Valley, slightly
warmer fair weather, winds shifting to the
west and south, falling barometer.
For the Lake Region, slightly warmer
weather, local rains near Lake superior, and
generally from southeast TO southwest, lower
harnntntar In soEth and east portions
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wesleyan FemaleInsti,ate, slauuton, Y

wesleyan Female Instithte, staunton, Va
We take pleasure in directing attention to
the advertisement OF this popular Seminary.
1t Is located in one Of the healthiest climates
in the world, where every breeze contributes
to the ply steal vigor Of itSpupils. 1t presents
attractions unsurpassed II not unequalled in
the Union. It's buildings are hoDe-lke and
elegant, grounds attractive, scenery grand.
This school is attended by 100 boarding
pupi s from is different States. 1t has made
great reduction in the cost Of education.
Among the lowest terms In the Union.
Board, Washing Fuel, Lights, Eoglish, Latin,
French, German, Eocution, lnltruI entail
Music S23s, for erttre Schola tic year. See
advertisement. For Catalogue aldress Rev.
VIM. A. Harris, staurtJp, Virginia.
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Ass1GSEE's sale OF bats, caps, umbrellas,
canes, 90, at Robinson'S old stand, No. 1904
Market street, every day until entire stock Is
nlnshd ont
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TIE only iron preparation thst does not
color the teeth, and will not cause headache
or constipation. Is other iron Preparations
will Is Browns Iron Bitters. p4W
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SUMNER hats OF all kinds at Asdgnse's sale.
Rohlnson's old Stand, No. 1901 Market STREET,
under Mcclure House.
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mo following shOws the range Of the Their
niometer, as observed at SchnepFs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday:
lSSl 1883
ID. \. IAN. ST. M.TR.A.I7A. Y. IAN. ST.. u. 7P. n
ri a " IS % 81 ~ n
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Gentlemen,

II YOU want a bargain In low cut shoe,
latest style, come andinspeet my stock before
purchasing. guarantees briees and styles
10 guIt. l. v. BLOND.
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IAprES and Gentlemen's hne Hand sewed
Shoes speciality o. L v. BLoSp'a.
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FoR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
FoR SALE

A valuable Farm Of $50 acres for sale, situ.
sted on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, ". Va,
8 miles from B. 4 o. R. R. station, IS mlls,
from Wheeling, on good road, all in grsm
and in high state Of cultivation; onehalf
mile from school, convenient to mills, mar
ket and churches; plenty Of good fruit ven
watered. To be sold in one tsact or in ps,.
cells. For further particulars call on OF al.
dress
PETER CROW,
Glen Esston, Marshall Co, ". "a
Mention this papsr ia2s.Av
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FoR sALE-SAFE-I OFFER F0P
MRS. DIX. A. {. TODD. No. IS Fourteenth NJ, 70
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All trains d,Ily except Sunday,
P1llmAn'l PaiEes Drawing Room sleepInr Car,
through without change frurn steubEnTiIe EaSt 70
Philaoe'phia and New York. West 70 ColumbnS,
Cincinnati, L0piiyille. Chicago, lndiAuapoliS md
For through tIekel1 baggage check Sleepinr "a,
Aceommod1lo 4l, and any further inioFmStion. an.
ply /. ISu q. ToNLlNSoH, iicfet NFent N isi,.
handle station, loot ~ HeTenIh SIrpst, a. Al DIV
Ticket 0tesI under Mcclure House, WhsellnS. -
JA&ES NcCREA,
Manager, Columbus Ohin
Z 4. FORD,
dea1 PaSa and Ticket Agent, Piti6ursh, Pa.
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IN walking shoes and Shippers ,s -. :,
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D1TTsBUBGH, CINCINNATI 4 ST.
i LOUIS KAlLWAY-PASpAEDLE ROUTE
40 d
Tine table icsz last and Wess cone6sef 70 JUNE
TREES leave Panhandle Station, foo. Of Eleventh
street, nea; Public landing, a. follows:
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E0R RENT.

FOR sALE-A GOOD LIGHT no TOP
.1 Buggy. ENQUIRE Il thls Office III ~
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RIVER nlYl IUN-G lING MEsf.
Accom-. Mall. ElptesN ACTON.

Additional accommodation train leaves BellAiFe
at 9.06 4. u. for sLeubeuvllle and intermediate
points. aud arrives at Bridgeport Al 9ls, Martins
Ferry 927 and SteubenYiIle al 10 8 A. y. Return
Ing leaves steubenvlleA At Is ~, Martins Ferry
aao, Bridgeport as aud arrives a BellAire At 70
Pm.
NoTE-Tnlns leaving Bellairc at $50 A. n and
II 30 A. y. connect ~ Yellow Greek for Cleveland.
AL trains daily except sunday.
General PASSENGER end Ticket Agent
WIN. 4. BALDWIN. Manager. Pittsburgh "a.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-MY RESIDENCE M
~. ln7 chaPllns I:sest Possession SiS.s A., NU;
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enriches the blood and puri6es the
system; cures weakness, lack Of
energy, etc. Try bottle.
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willeure dyspepsia, heartburn, mal..
ria, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-02-17
The Surgeon.G eneral Of the Navy.

There is one young man in Washing
ton who has the sincere respect as well
as regard of all the old silver-tops of the
navy. He is Wales, the Surgeon-Gen-
eral of the navy, who is not a mere
figurehead. He is a practical young
doctor of ability aud energy of very
high order, who lives one of the busiest
lives possible. He is not only physician
but a surgeon and an anatomist of high
attainments. The old Admirals and
Commodores respect him because they
know that he knows them through and
through, and that he is in many cases,
time and again, their bulwark against
death. The fulfiliment of several pre-
.dictions that this or that man would die
within specified time has deepened the
feeling of respect with which the old
heroes regard their young physician.
A number of the friends of a certain
well-known naval officer are watching
him closely, inasmuch as the period
given him to live some time ago by this
far-seeing Surgeon-G General is about up.
l confess that in this case l am myself
curious to see the outcome. 1t would
certainly simplify matters very much if
we could all learn the day of our end by
applying to this young surgeon. Perhaps
it would be worth while for Congress to
employ him as national oracle, convert
ing his handsome Office into a darksome
cave in which we might all look forward
into the future. = Washington Cor. Phil
GdelphiG Record.
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Russian Folk Lore.

A certain woman had daughter of
her own and a step -daughter She long
wished to get rid of her step-daugh ter.
At last she said to her husband "Take
your daughter away from my sight;
carry her wherever you like. Leave
her in the open field to the cracking
frost" The father wept and walled,
but at length he yielded, placed his
daughter on his sledge, drove her out
into the open field, and there deposited
her. Then, having crossed himself, he
fastened home. SO as not to witness his
daughters death. The poor girl, left
alone, shivered and uttered silent
prayer. Up came Frost and said,
maiden, maiden, l am red-nosed
Frost" "Good-day to you, Frost" she
replied; II suppose God has sent you
for my sinful SOUL" Frost had intended
to smite her, but he was pleased by her
way of speaking, SO he took compassion
on her and threw her warm cloak.
She wrapped herself. up in it and re-
manned sitting there. Twice, did Frost
come again to visit her, and each time
she pleased him so much by her sage re-
plies that he made her all manner of
presents. She decked herself with the
gold and jewels he gave her, and sat on
the box which had contained them, sing
ing songs. Meantime her step-mother
was, baking cakes for her funeral feast.
When they were ready she sent her hus-
band forth to fetch his daughter body
home. When he had been gone awhile
the house dog barked from under the
table, THE old,man's daughters being
brought home all in gold and silver,
but the old woman's daughter has no
suitors." In vain did the step-mother
regale it with cakes in order to make it
change its tune. 1t barked on as before.
When the girl arrived in. all her glory
the step-mother was at first astounded.
Then, after hearing what had occurred,
she ordered the husband to take her own
daughter out to the same spot in the
open field and leave her there. ,- He
obeyed. Presently Frost appeared, and
addressed the girl as he had addressed
her predecessor; but no good words
could he get from her, so he flew into a
rage, and froze her to death. When her
mother sent for her after time, the
house dog beneath the table again be-
gan to bark, this TIME exc1aiming,
"Suitors are corNing for the old mans
daughter, but the old woman's daughter
is bag of bones" The door opened,
and the girl was brought in dead. Her
mother wept and walled, but it was too
late. --NoteS Gnd'Queries.
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money to an address that gave him.
We told him to stand still FIVE minutes
after we left him, then remove the blind
fold and go home. We watched him.
from behind board fence, and he took
off the handkerchief, looked at the name
on street lamp, and found he was not
far from home. He started off saying:
"That' a pretty narrow escape, old man.
No more whisky for you" / did not
see him again until this morning, and
when asked him where he was last
night he shuddered and said none your
darn business. But T'hever drink any
more, you remember that Ma was
tickled and she told me was worth my
weight in gold. "-Peck's Sq". Ilt~a
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For Young Readers.
"LITTLE COMFORT"

Iknow a little grille
With loving eyes so blue,
And lips just made for smiling.
And heart that's kind and true.
She wears no dainty dresses,
No jewels does she own,
But the greatest OF all treasures
is her little self alone.
Her name is ..Mother's Comfort
For all the live long day
Her busy little fingers tH.lr..
Heio mothers cares away.
The sunshine loves to glisten
And hide in her soft hair,
And dimples chase each other r'
About her cheeks so fair,
oh. this darling little grille, rf-.. .....f
With the diamonds in her eyes.
Makes in mothers heart a sunshine |
Brighter far than Hoods the skies.
But the name that suits her better,
And makes her glad eyes shine, q
Is the name of 'Motheris Comfort
This little treasure NINE De- aet III
'-Mdry ID. Brine, in Golden Days.