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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-03
AN ISCESDiiHY FIRE
And fRrions Other Fresh Matters 0vc,

ANA SRrioHs Other Fresh Matters Over
nj AelInire.
Mr.. A. Ward, OF Stewart & Ward, was tax.
en- quite sick Tuesday night,
W. B. Battclle is able to be back peaia a.
his deck at Maripg, Hart & Co.'s.
Frank Chapman, who bag been spending
his holidays with friends here, left yesterday
evening for his home in sciu.
The banquet OF Lotus L75gs Knights Of
Honor at Lie Globs House was the event of
the season among the societies OF Bellaire.
A humber OF cellars in The FRS: ward are
under water owing to detective drainage, and
there are complaints and threaterod suits
againat the city for damages.
The rails on the Ohio Valley are laid to the
end OF the switch running 10 the lower town
glass houRes. The narrow gauge aide OF tue
bridge is about completed and the other side
is being finished.
The fire bell on City Hall will never give
an alarm many squares away. Steam
whistles have becn the main reliance since
the school house bell WAS superseded, but
they do not tell tho ward.
There was Oh alarm OF fir, sounded vester.
day morning just before daylight. Pesrson's
cigar factory, on Union street, In the Second
ward, below the B: 4 0. bridge, was on fire,
The lire stsrttd in the cellar, burned IN
through the iloor and caught the dry wood
VOTE OIL tue counters and benches. The bose
was taken into the cellar and The flames soon
put out, but at the expense OF much Damage
to The large etcck OF tobacco which WAS In
tue cellar and wan ii1otsd. The wind was
blowing gale and the Gre was in a place to
have spread TO many more buildings had ii
gotta better start There was oil oil can found
near tho cellar door, on the street. thpt Was
left in the store the nigh. before, and eyi.
dent'y the fire was ircsndiaTy. TIE loss,
principally from water, YVES about $500, with
no insurance.
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The Wonderful Little Harry
can be seen daily at the Famous One-price
Ha.tefs, ll42 Main street.
Hriilch, Grand Dauviug.

The grand drawing Of New Years presents
took place ct J. Brilies' store ut O'Clock,
New Years afternoon, und.r the supervision
OF Clerk Hook, The following are the lucky
numbers: r..
No. 1922 drew the Gold Watch.
No. 1910 drew the Silver Watch.
No. 4G07 drew the Velvet Dress Pattern.
No. d6ii drew the Silver Tea Service.
No. 9i5 drew the Overceat Pattern.
No. 1926 drew the Water Pitcher.
No. 1854 draw The Suit Pattern.
No. sos drew the Cake Basket.
No. 673 drew the Boys Suit.
1 No. l755 drew the Pants Pattern.
Bring in the lucky tickets and get your
presents. sa' J. BRILLEs,
1l5S Main street.
Tho following have already called for
their presents. Here are their receipts:
MIR. J. BRlLLEs:-I hereby acknowledge the
receipt OF one Silver Water Pitcher and Cup,
drawn by ticket No. 1896.
SAMUEL NJ. eEEDsIEE 6herrerd P. O,
Union ID strict, Marshall county, W. Vi.
Mr.. J. Bh1LLs:-1 hereby acknowledge the
receipt OF one Imported Pants Pattern, drawn
by ticket No. l755. @ EDDIE BRAND,
1913 Alley Fifteen, City
Mn. J. REIlLE:-I hereby acknowledge the
receipt OF one Silver Cake BASKET, drawn by
iicke, No.SS05. MIS-. Gro. X. STORM,
EL 500 Penn street, Island.
Mn. J. Brill EST hereby acknowledge the
receipt Of ono Imported Suit Pattern, drawn
by ticket No. ASH. A. T. CASTOR,
Proprietor Stencil& Seal Works, !, I've.
Daw 1871 Market street, City.
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pol,cs stuti,tIcs ,or D.rcmher

Lieut.. Sylvis has completed his monthly
report Of the Workings Of the police force Of
tae city for December. from which the fol.
lowing statistics are Cleaned:
There we're 1874 arrests Ia the month. OF
which " were for aisoraerly conduct; Al
dtnnkennefs; u vag,anoy; 9 assault and bal
iery;2 keeping houses oil III fans; y loating
10 houses of III fame; pros!itutioL;I viola.
ton OF rules otthe Board OF Public Works;
lettering on sidewalks; 8 abusive language;
commission OF indecent acts; keeping
gambling room; peddling without license;
. carrying concealed weapous.
Capt Bennett made s,ses.s; Lieut. Sylyis
l0;Dunlap c. Heller A. JunklAs II; Bsllville
9; Bird 49, Rsid 5; Montgomery l9; Morris 0;
Freebo!t o; Barpm 0; Nolte 4; l4ston .; Rae.
ford d Combs 8; Kennedy !; Carl 2; special
Ianchlin 3; Murdoch /; Davis /; Taylor :;
Grist Q.
Daring tbs month there we're 1850 ,sges:ed
as iiaes by The Police Court; 1885 tiues paid;
1903 fines unpaid; $3.50 lookup fee; $lOa. %
Sergeant fees; 1850 for commitments issued
S90l 81 clerks fee; making total collected
and paid over 10 ths CITY Of S7IOO5
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THE Famous 0ne.Price Hattets and Fur.
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RIVER NEWS,

General Information About the Steam.
crs-Telegrhnhic Reports. -
The regular daily packets were all on time
yesterday.
The Scotia is due up this morning from,
Cincinnati TO Pittsburgh. MO-.
Tia latest information from the ill-ia!ed
Carrier indicates that she will be total LOSE.
The Diurnal got away little after II
o'clock yesterday morning for Parkeysburg.
Captain Ed. F. Maddy, OF Gallipolis, mas
to, OF the New Chesapeake, Is q. the Stamnl
House, accompanied by his wife and son.
The Belle MCGOWAN sunk boat Of coal at
Marietta Island; 1t lies almost directly in
the channel, and pilots had better be on the
alert. -i9
. The Emma Graham Ia due down this morn.
inc en- route Tor Cincinnati. The Emma IL a
sp!endidly equipped boat, and her officers are
perfect gentlemen. Shippers or passengers
cannot but be pleaaed with her. T1l-
The river commenced rising fast at az early
hour Yesterday morning, and continued
rising during the day. At dusk last night
there was depth In the channel OF II feet
inches and the river wag still rising slowly.
Business on the landing was dull sill day.
! GRHES.BoRo, PA, January 2.-River % feet
and rising slowly; snowy. t,s
Parker, Pa, January 2.-Riser feet
inches and rising; clear and cold. ).
On Clrf Pa, January 2.-Riyer feet 10
inches and falling slowly: showing.
R,cE's LANDING, Pa, January s.-River 10
feet 3 inches and rising; cloudy; thermometer
26o. ICY
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Gailly Of Peti, Larceny.

Tae Gaze Of Bennett. and Steele, indicted
for the robbery Of MIS-. siauver, Oh North
Main street, n5ont 3 year sso sss set for trial
in Judge Jacobs court yesterday. The prise.
rers, through their counsel, Messrs. Cracratt
and Frame, elected to be tried ssvera.ly, and
Charles Steele, young fellow Of sboat sew
enteen, was pat Oh trial first 10 the following
jury: Jacob Gruber, James Domain, Charles
Bealer, William Franz, Daniel Whitehead,
William RsdcliiI, James Carney, john Har.
RE, John Payne, Martin Clancy, r. s. vii
liains:r, Peter Rhodes.
a small aa!chel WIS snatched from Mrs.
stauvsr's head:, 1t will be remembered. as
she was walking along the street in the even
ms. sae aid not identify Steele rs one OF
the two men who did 1t, and hin own admis-
sions were the most Damaging evidence
against him. The jury, after brief dsliheIa'
ton, found Steele guilty CT petit la!csuy, the
penalty for which is Imprisonment in the
county jail. Had the verdict been guilty Of
robbery the peuaity would have been impris.
onmsnt in the penitentisry for not less than
five yeaIs
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4 QuAKEfMAN'H TERRIBLE FALI,
PERSONAL. Ji3.rsOS,
NcwRana G0ssip ia Relation to Various
People.

Newaann Gossip in Relation to Various
People.
Mr.. 3. Q. smallwood, Of Grafton. is in
town.
Mr.. II. N. Earper and son Samuel lett Tor
New York yesterday.
J. b. We!sinser, OF Woodstield. O.. was at
the Mcclure yesterday.
L. S.Johnson and wife, Of Reeyes Mills.
W. Va nrs ut the McLure.-
George Morrow, Esq Of Fairmont, spent a
few days in the city tuis week.
Sheriff Hrssler, Of Jefferson county, was nj
the State House on business yesterday,
Nj. T. R. Kennedy returned Inst evening
from visit 10 friends in the Eastern Pan.
handle. - =
Mss,ss. Frank D. Young and F. F, Allison.
OF NeT Mariasyiite, came up at late hour
last night. M
". X. CGs.iss, 0; Wellsburg, Il. A.. Hall
and J. I. Piattenha.s, OF Bethany, wers Ia
town yesterday. -I1.'-
Mrs. L. L; Smith and daughter Miss
Blanche, OF New Cumberland, are visiting
friends in the city. .I., .. -
W. 9. Wiley, Of The New Mar.insyllle
Messenger, and D. ". Custer, OF the SjsieIs.
wills Independent, era in tho city. d,
Lem Miller, OF Fsirview, Robert Wilson, Of
Grafton, and ]. 8. s:andiford, Of Nav Mar
tinsvii!e, we're among the Yves: Virginiaus in
the city yesterday.
Miss Katie. daughter Of DR.. 4. W. Hsz,ett,
last evening savs delightful little reception
to c number Of her young trisnds ii her
fathers residence Oh North Main street,
Prof. r.. n. Gsrvir, late member OF the
faculty OF the National Business College of
this city, hsa resigned his position, and viii
this morning leave for Columbus, Ohio, Where
he has purchased an interest In tile Colum.
bus Entinsss College. His brother, late OF
franklin College, New Athens, Ohio, viii
SUCCEED him here. - % (, 49, -
The sermons oil Raw. R. Thompson. form.
erly pastor Of Chapline Street NJ. +. Church
hele, and later President OF tbs West Viz.
gnia University, are printed pamphlet
form aud issued weekly By q Now York firm.
They ara taken in short hand Us delivered nv
Mr.. Thompson from his pulpit in jersey CITY.
by Mr.. I. a. Beall, FORMERLY a Wheeling
newspaper nun. !f,7t,, u q, 7i.-,- :
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a SLICE OF CLIMATE
An Varied M tic HGes OF n Slice
Marble tMke.

Az Varied Az the IiGes OF n Slice OF
Marble tnke.
'Ah la! this is the kind Of weather tina.
makes the blood circulate and man feel
excellent. like it," said IN occasional yisi-
to: to the INrKLLIaRscga ssnctum, IS be
hustled in about midnight last night, peeled
eff his wraps, stirred up tile fire and proceed
ed TO make himself thoroughly ct home. 1t
was q bitter cold night The wind howled
around the corners ia fierce way that al.
most took ones breath away. Ssid.the Jolly
visitor, IS he lighted his sogie and helped
himself to pile of exchanges:
1t makes me mad to hear some people
kick against cold weather during tho season
that we should bave frigid temperature.
Now, met q fellow tonight complaining
because he had been obliged to ada heavy
clothing several times. Says he, This is
beastly weather, doucher know? Now yes
terd8y it was warmer, doucher know? A
fellow could make calls in dress suit and
light overcoat aud even then melt down a
collar. Yes, 1t was rainy and muddy and dis.
agreeable, but then 1t wasn't so awful
cold. Ugh! shut that door, and that" said
tho jolly victor, was the way that cheerful
idiot ran on. He got 10 talking about to-
days weather and kicking shout ii; said he
had started out in the morning with light
aannela and spring overcast. at noon he
had to put on a heavy oyercost. Tonight
he had added heavy Htnnels. ess-muiIs,
muller and fnr-lined mittens and even then
was cold. These hot house plants are no
good. I've no use fur them" md the visitor
again stirred the fire, plugged up the win
dow back Of him with IN old newspaper, and
yelled out to the City Building man who had
Just come In: "Hers! confound you, shut
that dooi! Was you brought up in saw
mill?"
yet he liked cold weather.
It was cold yesterday; there was no mis-
take about it. 1t grew colder all the time.
The change IVES n very sudden one, but OH
the whole very agreeable one from the
rain, slush and general dismal weather this
community has had fer week psS!.
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AN MRRiSG GIRL
Refuses to f0rsnke her Ev.I Wn;s-
= SiGubeuyIlIe Notes.

Refuses to f0rsnke her EvsI Wn;s-
Sienbeuvllle Notes.
The nail department OF the Minco mill i,
shut down; boilers still at work. ~
The installation OF Dr.. Wightmsp, rs pss.
tor Of the Old Presbyterian Church, On HoutL
Fourth street, took place last evening.
Mr.. John shesl and family left this c;;y
yesterday for New Castle, fa., MIR. Sheal hay.
ing received telegram that his sister, Mis-.
Mary Ann Shesl, had died there.
The Stenbenviile Furnace and Iron Com.
pany's property was offered ut Public sale
yesterday by the sheriff, and after long calls
for bids was knocked down 10 L. lauey. nj
New Castle, Pa, at SEC, 200, about oue.iilih Of
lis original cost. Mr.. Raney is unde,s,ood 10
purchase for the mortgage bondholdsrs. OF
whom he Is one, aud whose lien on the
property is $50. GOV or more.
A gentleman from thirty miles below
Moundsville arrived in this city yesterday.
III search OF an erring and runaway stem.
daughter. BY the aid OF the City Marshal
she was found, after considerable SEARCHING.
in one Of the bagnios Of the Town, but pos,.
lively refused to give up her evil xays or In
60 home with him. She gaid 1t ''was In hsr
10 do rs she had been doing" and she might
as well be LETT to 20 to the bad here as eIss.
where. The girls name Is given as Miss
Aggie Watson. = =,
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McetlBg OF Giu,s "Reminiscences.

A very quiet meeting OF gles, manufactu.
rers was held in this city on Tuesday. The
meeting was called to take into consideration
the proposed reduction VI wages as reported
from Pittsburgh, and all the manufactures
In this district were represented except four.
No definite action was taken OF importance,
but tho time OF the meeting was taken up
principally In the discussion OF project
that would give the manufacturers in this
district tho same movta for the same wages
that are paid In Pittsburgh. In Pittsburgh
the workmen are paid by the piece, and In
this vicinity they are paid by the turn or
week. The proposition discussed On Tuesday
was to change the system Of paying without
atieoting the present wages materially, No
definite result was reached, ,-'"' ~
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STATE AND VICINITY.
Recent Doings Of Vest ylrsiuians mt,
Their Eclri,Hcfn.

Ehcir NclEhDcrb.
Washington.Jel!esaon college reopcucd ves-
!eruay alior two weeks vacation, The
Morgantown University reopeus Tomorrow.
In Cambridge. The ladies ayeiled them
selves OF the leap year privilege ard called on
the gentlemen, several Of wnom kept omen
housc III good style. In the evening the la.
dies gave several leap yesr parties.
The Parkersburg State Journal SAYS: The
operator OF the "Boel'' oil we'll, situated on
Cow Greek, who passed through the city auu.
gay, en- route for the Est, reported that they
he'd st-uck good end, saturated with oil; al
q depth OF 720 feet. They then cee9sd opera.
tons until the owners OF the well, who are
New York man, could ba Communicated
with.
Andrew Taylor, Of Coal Bluffs, Washington
county, Pa, met Ellen Cochran, a bonnie
lass, oa her arrival Mt the Union Depot, Pitts.
ourgh, on Saturday last, from Scat!uad, es-
co5sed her to the oalce Of Alderman O'i,on-
nell, by whom they were at once married.
Ihe happy groom said that he had been in
this country about four months and was u
native Of Scotland, to which county he had
sent Tor Eia bride about three weeks ago,
having taken huppsr 1T hotel near the de-
Mt they LETT for Washington county, where
Taylor had provided neat home for bis e1-
pected bride. @ ..7 - =
The young gentlemen OF Cadiz gave New
Years reception from to r. NJ. Tuesday 10
Their lady friends at the residence of Hon, ].
N. Estep. The gentlemen sent closed car
rages to the homes of the young ladies' to
convey them to tho Es!ep residence, where
they awaited in state their arrival 10 receive
their New Years greetings. The carriages
which brought the ladies thither were order
ed not to return untii7p. NJ, and the interval
waa spent in dancing end in enjoying ihe
palatabls refreshments the gentlemen bed
provided. Many were tie compliments the
gentlemen received from their guests relative
to their ability TO entertein. They we're as.
sisted by aud necessarily depended :, II great
extent upon their hostess 10 help them in
their novel position US hosts.
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How depressing II Is to see acres OF trees
cut down in the midst OF noble forest, How
saddeuing II is also 10 see that thin spot in
tho midst Of your otherwise abundant hair.
Stop 1t at oncs by the use Of Parker's Hair
Ba,sam. For actual efficiency .hia famous
article stands st the head Of its class. E,e.
CANT for the toilet delicious In od7r and r..
stores the original color to gray or faded hair.
Economical, as a slight, occasional appli.
cation keeps the hair and sculp in perfect or,
DEF. |ftt7 - sNgt1a n- - IA ~
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"a New Comic Opcrn,'

Mr.. J. H. Sullivan, musical director Of the
Academy, has just completed the music 10 a
new comic opera" entitled sour Nations
Psts." Tbs iibsretto was written by VIM. R,
Watts, well known in New York City as
Writer oil dramss, burlesques, &c. The
music has beca rehcasel by the Opera
House orchestra, and II thst is any criterion
there is no doubt ofits SUCCESS. Mr.. Sullivan
Is nesot.ating for the production OF the opera
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WASHINGTON, D. c., january 3.-l:3o A.
M.-For Tennessee and tbs Ohio Valley,
generally fair weather, ives! to south winds,
rising barometer in eastern portion, failing
western portion.
Lower Lakes, clearing wether, preceded by
local sGowt; generally colder weather, rising
barometer and westerly winds.
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ted-To Buy Il Small Houss.

.Wented-To Buy Small House.
Masonic Notice.
For Hent--EHcampment Room.
Stockholders Meetlng-Ohio Valley FIFE
Insurance Company.
Bank Of the Ohio Valley-s.ockholders
Meeting
Special Sale OF Ca,pets-G. Mendel 4 Co.
Hoststter's Bitters-Third page.
Spare Hbs-D. @. List, il.
Artistic Pottery and Fancy Goods-I. G..
Dillon.
Argand Parlor Stoyes-Nesbitt e. Bro.
Dr.. John Z. Snitll-Tbird page.
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oyE marriage license was Issued yesterday.
B. The Blizzard arrived early yesterday morn.
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VOCAL INSTRUCTION..

Mrs G. ". Eofr las returned to the city
from New York Gnd will resume her
course OF Vocal Instruction on Monday,
January Z, 1854. Application for lessons
can be made III her residence, No. 2Jl9
aluln street, CT by mail.
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The following shows the range of the Their
uoaleter, as observed at Schnept'sdrug store
Opera House corner yesterday.
1888. 1854,
"A. v. IAN. 8 r.M.7r.N TAM M.3P.M.7P.A.
= &c so "a So n . n
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HEto, Ned! where are yon goipgs Oh, I'm
gong down 70 The Famous Hatters 10 get one
OF these nobby hats for one dollar,
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!: a SECOND Invoice Of "Waukenphas,n shoes
and other styles, in gentlemen's fine hand
L. Y. Blends. 80 't'e GU a.
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:, 70 y NOT torture yourself longer By wearing
lll.fttins shoes, but 80 at once and 70, ns; s
Of shoes that have both style and comfort
combined, at l.V. Blends, -. =" - ~
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ONLY think OF 1t. 4 latest style soft or
sun nay feF. one dollar at the Famous Hat.
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GteRt Excitement. q

~ ~ UfeRt ExCltCmeuf, :"
A splendid Soft or Stiff Hat, latest STYLE,
ons aeliar. The Famous Hat,ers, LIE Main
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We'll. VIII. We'll,

Four.p!y,, pure linen collars, latest shapes,
Il cents each, 81 Is per dozen, al the Famous,
1l4s Main strest. s. a. - : =
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Found nj I,lHt.

A place 70 buy 4 splendid hat for nv bow
m ,as o9 cen. ceaa at the Famous Hattet'a, 1ll9
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And vet. he liked cold wcather.

We are here, look! Four.ply linen cuffs,
all ssyles, % cents a pair, s. so dozen.
Famous store, ll42 Main street.
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO. January 2-The DrUtes' Jourua, 70.
n nons mve a'Sss,heSsps $500 head shipments
g S9a6 59 packing snd shipping IS GsS d. liah;
~ a!ao ,3; hsips IS C0a4 ST. Cattle Receipts 81 a
aef a. shipments noae exports s. 20
y. y, ": Hooa to Sh9ee shipping s5 t03G Co. common,
shipments none: market firm; Inferior 10 tsr 81 u
S3s5: medium 10 good 81 dta4 rs; choice ;o extrs
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Cotton.

N Ssw YORK, January 2-Cot,ou quiet al ID. s.,sa
F sSsss i " 41 barely steady: January i0sc
81. IN, 9eS e. March 1885 April II0sc; Nay
ieinS., II 9o Sei 5n6 .ise Augult IL SIC Sep
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@-OsE dollar pays for the WEEKLY In.
TKLLtGEScER from date OF subscription to
january, 1855. ,S'a
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ns ,a s %sse last yes5 1Ssi
:O5 IN 1852 Gad 1920 Id 1881. = .. y
Wool. t.
SEw Yokx, January 2.-wool Qule. and firm;
domestic stece ga4sc; pulled lsaioc; unwashed
iOa2Sc; Texas HAZE.
be-. 81 y Leather. ..
Nxw YolE, January 2-Leather quiet and finn:
Hemloek tots .i3fa25c. ilaa '3
~ :. Lond.
Iaapayvh II "a a 4 nm, rop, IN mn 81 ~
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Trunks. 4 trunks, Trunks.
A large size ladies' Saratoga H!nc Trunk
So rs, St the Famous, ll42 Main street.
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Or. NOW HIEcOVeFy' ~
WE csiuo. help noticing The unusual stir
CAUSED by Dr.. king'sNew Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds at Logan & Co. g
bridge Corner Drug Store. Thousands hre
testing It's wonderful merits by gettinga trinl
bottle at the above Drug Store, which con
yiuces them OF Its rare qualities, and what a
regular ,lolls, sized bottle will do. 1t Is gus
anteed to pnsItivelv cure or no nav. uwva
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

:, The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
S ~ Ho1n hnk Of Ne. yiia At Hheelips Will
., 1851, between the Eouis Of one III and three "A,
NJ for the election OF ELECTORS and the tIantsc.
!ion Of any other butipCss that may come bcioro
'nEM: JOHN WAGNER, Cashier, =
WHEELING. ". Va. Dec. Is. 1SsY de2S
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Little Harry Found

THn "Cook's pelieht"-lol0 Main street,
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Notice 10 Stockholders,

Notice 10 Stockholders. e
WHEELING, November ls, 1859. =, {
NJ, a special meeting o. the s.cclhpIdeIs Of the
ra;tSbuEE' wheeling 4 Kentucky Railroad Com.
Company. N the tity OF Wheeling, West virginia.
Oh IAoBsDAf, January a, 1851, 1T 1880 o'clocI
A. H., for the purpose Of voting upon The matter Of
gage upon the whole line, including the extension
70 benwood. The special meeting heretofore adj.
Tettihed to DC held on Tuesday November 70 1858.
Is postponed until January a. ISL, - '''''
BY order Of tho Board OF Direc,ox,
ZOO EE :. D. LlGGETT,
Ho-g Assistant Secretary,
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Four.ply pure linen collars 19 cents each.
81 p per deem, at the Famous ll4o Main
street, II, ~