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EOEfILER- nOEnER
Wedding as st. John's Church, Followed

Wedding rs 81. John's Church, Followed
by a Reception.
For some time past, among a large mum.
Der of the yonnger portion Of Wheeline's
German society, there hes been a ilutter Of
anticipation over the approaching nup!ia!s
Of Mr. Phil. H. Koehler and Miss Lsna v.
Roemer, which were celebrated ls,t evening
at st. Johns Church, on Market street, and
WAS followed by a delightful reception at
Turner Hall. The ceremony was performed
at S O'Clock by tho pe,tor Of st. Johpp.
Rev. Mr.. lssnlohr. The church WAS crowd.
ed almost to sutlocation by the friends Of the
contracting parties. The attendants wero
Mr.. Edward koehler and Miss Amelia Vaas
and Mr.. Henry Roemer and Mrs Emma
Straub. TIC. bride was attired In n hand
some silk and the bridesmaids wore pretty
costumes OF q white material. !,
Immediately after the ceremony the bridal
party and a host IF relatives and friends rt.
paired to Tusnsr Hall The number present
was jus. large enough 10 comfortably iii The
place. Inc Opera House orchestra ives there
TO iura!sh music Tor dancing, and the occasion
was made one to be pleasantly remembered,
At midnight supper was scrved. The pres.
ents were almost without humber. Among
them was q broLzs clock from ,he Cedar Leaf
Social, OF which organization Mr.. Koehler ia
Il prominent member. The presentation YVES
made by Rev; Mr.. Issnlohr. !
Mr.. koehler is a we'll known young bust.
ness man and his bride Is a daughter OF Nj.
DIETRICH Koemer. Bo,ha are popular fayorites
in the circle in which they move.
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STILL IN CUSTODY.
THE RECENT MURDER AND BURNING
Ia Randolph County Ths Alleged Murderer
Brought ihto Court-lntstsstlns State N,ws 3
: and Nswsy Dudsets About Recent Hap.
pshInEs From Near By Towas,
correspondence.y he Intai0eneer.

COrrespondenet:.of he Iatai0eheer.
PuiLlPri, February 2G,--John O. Flans.
gan, Of Tucker county. who has been con.
fined In the jail OF Randolph county, charged
with the murder OF Miss Frances Summer.
field and child, and then burning the house
In which she resided, with the intention OF
burning the b,dieu, was brought before
Judge VIM. T. Ice to.day, at this place, on
a writ Of hoJeas corpus, III order to be admit.
ted to bail. T. T. Il. Brown appeared Tor
the State and Bradford & Parsons for the
prisoners. Judge leo heard the evidence
and arguments aud decided to admit Flann.
gan 10 bail In the sun OF So, 600. Sheriff
Ward, Of Randolph county, and Omar Con.
rad, Of the same county, have the prisoner
In chargs, he not being able 10 give the bond
as yet. & :
Nearly every one In the section where The
crime wal committed believe Flanagan 10 b.
guilty, aod that Jealousy wa the caute.
Flanagan 10 q married man, but Is not II
model husband. Your readers will remmem.
Der that the crime was committed In Ran.
dOlph county, In December last. &
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EAST Liberty. Pa. February 2S.-Cattlo market
hothipg doing for want OF cattle; all through Con.
it0g market firm: receipts 1901 head; shipments
20 head; PhilAdtl phlM 81 bDa7 s.. Workers 20 BOA
0 Is. Sheen market slow at about yeItcrday'a
PRICES; receipts l,aoo head; shipments 100 head.
c%1scISsArl, O., February eS-Liye hogs weak;
cs 60 t0A7 10; no receipts or hhipmenB. HNE
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CITY MATTEBs.



Interest.
BUSINESS at the State House and Court
House was dlstsssslnglydall.
The certificate Of incorporation Issued by
Secretary Stalnaker to ths Wheeling Sign
company, was yealsrday aled with Recorder
Hook. r y g
"A STOVE containing q quantity OF live Goals
was accid .n,atfy overturned In Wall er's
store under the Mcclure House last evening,
and caused considerable excitement.
YEI1EnDiY morning one OF tho pitman
straps on one OF the old pumps at the Water
Works broke. Ia tho sfternoon II wastaken 10
Sweeney & Sons machine shop md repaired.
THE congregation OF the N. f.. Church on
0hsplinc street has raised $3.50 for the DO eft
Of the members TINT suffered from the flood,
and friends from other places have contri.
butod $3.50 to Tho fond.
The large library OF the Thompson NJ. +.
Chapel Sanday School, on tho Island, was
about entirely ruined by the l3od. Nearly
800 volumes were destroyed. About 500 Of
thee we're new volumes. .
TIE flooded districts OF the Eighth ward
presented rnther q varlesated appearance
yesterday. The doors having swollen a great
deal could not be shut, and II was anything
10 keep out the wind. Carp0:s, shawls, JOIN.
fo,ts--All wefe In use, but 1t all helped to
keep out the wintry blasts.
sHERirr W. e. WILKINSON, OF Wayne
county, accompanied by Dspury Sheriff. Cap
tain Spaanou, reported at the Auditors
Office yesterday. They placed James HUFF In
tbs psnitsu,,ai y. he having b,en convicted
Of shooting with intent to kill aud sentenced
10 ono years imprisopm eni..
OHE OF ths' asl i.heayers at the upper River.
aide forge. q German, had his leg very severe
ly cut and decorated yesterday afternoon by
being knocked down and run over by a lead.
cd coal car comicg from the mine. The
smoke and steam prevented him from seeing
tho car OR tho driver aeeing him.
A rAHLoR entertainment and reception will
be given Mt the Female College this evening
A very attractive programme has been ar.
ranged. Tho reputation these charming
a!fairs have acquired Is such that this mere
announcement will doubtless I'll the psrlors
with an aimiring throng Of friends.
THE warm rain that prevailed the earlier
part Of Wednesday night, changed suddenly
about midaight into q light snow. 1t turned
cold and continued 10 grow colder nearly all
day yesterday. Last night WAT frosty max:
Ing warm wraps once moro In great demand
and necessitaling speedy locomotion In order
10 keep warm.
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h4E.G Important
We will open Saturday forty.6ve cases and
bales Of domestic and linen goods, from
Mess. J.. Horne K Co., Pittsburgh. Bome
OF these goods are water.soaked and
others are very slightly damaged.
And w will offer them so cheap that no one
will ask US to cut them, but will prefer n
buy them by the full bolt. Aud We would
advise parties to club together when thew
think the bolts are too large and buy them
In that manner. And to such Of our country
customers who cannot come in person Ia
telegraph us their orders and we will fiji
them as near as we can, and II our selection
does not meet with their approval we will
cheeriully refund their money, And that
all our friends and the public NAV know
what goods we offer, we shall name q few;
$50 bolts brown muslin. ., "t
2S5 bolts bleached muslin.
90 bolts 81 and 1o-4 sheeting.
60 bolts 81 shee!ing.
60 bolts Turkey red table linen.
ESQ bolts 81, 10-4, 124 fine dama.k cloths
100 dozen fine towels. lG
500 pieces crash.
GOO un%lauudried shirls.
500 gross pearl buttons.
1000 calico aprons, g..
70 pieces black SILK, 0lo per yard.
90 pieces satin, 3ao per yard.
10 cases standard prints.
400 pieces %ginghans.
200 pieces cheviots.
100 pieces psrcale. F
And other goods too numerous TO mention.
Please call and examine, at
ENsHElMkR's, Eleventh street,
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SCnAPE
On the south Side Lant EyeainE-Noti
Nv Ing Serious. =

On the south Side Last Eveaing-Notis,
Ing Serious.
James Fleming, a well known char.
ac.er about town, is again in trouble. He
will be remembered as the person who,
some months since, cut and badly bruised
Aug. Hanke, Of the Eighth ward. while in
the %latter'sI saloon, and for which oirsnse
he is now under an indictment and
out on bail. Last night Fleming
shot at " Biue /" Watson, another
we'll known individual about town. For.
tunately for both Of them, the shot failed
to result seriously; the bullet, however, is
said to have grazed Watson's
head, making a alight scalp wound. The
shooting took place in McGinley's saloon
at No. 26lG Chapline street, about G o'clock.
Watson and Fleming had been in there
for come time drinking and talking, until
At las: they got to quarreliDg, and the
shooting followed. The police will look
the matter up, Nttt5,
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WARRANTED Hand.saws, Q 0cents, at Boyd's,
Market Square.


T""aHf "r Tt..H.#
At a meeting OF Columbia Lodge No. 2, A.
a. ]. rs. workers, it was resolved: Z !
WHEREAS, In the IN ward roll OF human
events, it has pleased an allwise Providence
70 remove from among us by the hand Of
Death u highly esteemed Brother Peter
Detemple, therefore be it
Resolved, While we bow in meek submission
TO the mandate Ct His holy will, who doeth
all things well, we feel that our association
has lost an able, ~etllciest and faithful advo-
cate Of our organization in IA interest in the
course of struggle.
Resolved, That We sincerely sympathize
with tho family Of our deceased Brother, us.
suring them that they have our deepest and
most heartfelt sympathy in this, their be-
reavement.
Resolved, That a copy Of tho foregoing be
transmitted to the family and also printed in
the 1NrELllaENcER and Register
Jos. He'll. Il
JAMES BROWN.
Tuos. SHEtuARD.
Committee.
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PERSONAL
News Il GOSSIP In Relation to Various

.l & People.
Judge G. y. Thompson and wife are visiting
frionds In Cleyelsnd. ;,
Mr.. Thon:s Hs7kins, Superintendent OF
Tho we!zsl county schools, was in the city
yesterday.
Miss Ada Simpson, who his bsen spending
several weeks In Now York, will return
home tomorrow.
Mr.. J. Q. Pists, Js., Of Waterford, N. Y,
u brother-:n-!aw OF Mr.. Fred J.. Norton's, Is
at the Mcclure House. 49,
, Mr.. Ssaeu Thompson, Of Parkersburg, was
in the city yeatei day. He ia ut present con.
nec:ed with the Ohio River road.
Miss Belle DsVine, Of. Wheeling, will b.
tho gaest OF the Misses Kirkpatrick In the
Fifth ward Bel!aire Independent.
Miss Ida Hisginbotham. OF Palatine, who
ka1 been t guest OF the family Of Hon. b. L.
Butcher. left yesterday TO visit friends in
+ ,st Liverpool.
Metsrs. Oscar Townsend, ss!ah Chamber
lain, W, Q. Chamberlain aud J. Pickands, Of
Cleveland, arrived in ths city last evening.
They are all prominently connected with the
G. l.. Il W. road.
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Dequc4, for tho Children,u Home.

1t has recently been made public that The
late Miss Mary Jelly, who died during Issi
month. bfqneA,h.d IN her will S. 900 10 ,hs
Children's Home in this city. The deceased
was well known for her many acts Of kind.
NESS aud benevolence, and this handsome nd.
dition made by her to the fund OF the HONS
Is but an illustration of these. The lady
managers Of the Home arc feeling vtry
grateful over the fact that the unfortunate
homeless and their refuge have been so re.
membered. l. has for a number Of wear,
been their desire to acquire a sum OF o
that would render the Home elf.sus,aininc.
and this bequest will do much to swell the
amount they already have,
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TrrusylLLE. PA, February 2s.-Opencd al 81 cox
highest o. GlllS: lowest 81 COZ: closed at 81 coz
th!pments G7,o8 birrels: runs H,bA barrels.
NEW YoRE. February 3s.-Pctrolcum quiet
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To.night's Concert.

The grand benefit concert to be given by
the Opera House orchestra takes place at the
Opera House this evening. The reserved
ssst diagram shows that a.good house is as.
sursd, but the place should be crowded,
The cause for which It Is given /, a
most worthy one and the orchestra
ITSELF, having labored hard to give Wheeling
choice line OF music and elevate her must.
cal, taste is deserving Of recognition. To.
programme is an excellent one. Re,
Rtore. Mo EystJ5.g1gs, 15t & ~ sEqEtf
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NEW YORK, Fruit and Utica Sllceting
cheaper tllnn manufacturers prices.
We will also show line Of Jerseys that
are cheap, and during II rush we almost
forgot the dear children. We will sell
you Jerseys for $l.GO on Saturday.
Va ESQ II. EMSHElMER.
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Strike nt brilliant.

Nrrt&pomlate d Mt IRtRlCenctr.
srEunrsyiLLx, February ga strike Is re.
ported among the nail feeders at The Spauld.
Ing mill, ut Brilliant, being against The dis.
charge Of one OF their number, made by
Superintendent Taylor. They demanded the
return Of TIM discharged man, and this being
refused, went out. About thirty machines
are thrown idle thereby. There are quite a
number OF sslf.ieedezs Ia the mill sud mo,e.
1t is said, will be added, and the strikers not
taken bach. feH 2 aE9S1i
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Che ~a1ltllliQe5utry
New Advertisement.

Wanted-Fiiteen Boys.
For Rsnt-Houas on Twelfth Street.
For Rsnt-Rooms.
Counter and Shelving For Bale.
Music-Mrs. Bitgreavts.
For observation-disclosures st. Lawrence.
Mail LetticSr-Nosice TO Contractors.
Commissioner Salo-I. +. Jones.
Caeap Sals OF Decorated Chamber sets-W.
H. Rinehart.
Change Ct Firm-Jones & L;ttell-Fourth
page.
Flood Flood 10. steinfeld. NJ
Clothes Wringsrs-Nesbitt 4 Bro.
Special Sale Of carpets-G. Mendel & Go.
DR.. John Z. Bmith-Third page
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Oh, MOI

Observation-Disclosures" Told the Story in
Fourteen Lines February 4.
Wheeling Register, Ebruury %.
An e%ntrrprising city paper would have
made u column, wish displayed head lines,
over tho following ne ws itcm:
The house Of Wa. Morrlson, OF PocahoE.
tas county, WAS destroyed by lire recently
and two OF his little girls were burned ia
DEATH. The house took fire during the night
and the girls wers sleeping in a room
by themselves. They vera burned while
Hs!eOp. MI. Morrison barely made his
Escape with his wife and four children, He
knew nothing Of the fire until 1t was too late
TO save the two that were burned, 49,,
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INDICATIONS,

WAslnNaros, D. c., February 2o-l:3O 4 NJ.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, southwest to northwest winds, slow.
ly rising temperature, risiug followed In
the western portions by falling barometer. :
Lower Lakes, clearing weather, preceded by
local snow, westerly 10 southerly winds, gen.
ture by Saturday morning.
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EplrrsBuRaH, PA. February. 8.-The afternoon
session wasqulet aud very little doing; opened At
q cox. advanced TO 81 05.; declined to 81 oV9s,
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C%iNcl%SATr, g, February 2s.-r1our sc:,,o and
z Shade lower; family e. 7Ia7 90; fancy 81 Iysh "a
Wheat In !a!s demand and FIN; No 2 "a A. ns;;
! w. Corn tca,ce and firm; No. 3 mise1 sOs osts
.tiorg; No. 9 mixed sass. Ryesteaty; No 2, 81
GGc Barley i,esdy snd unchanged FORK drli.
meSs Sls w. LAID eAsitr; prime steam D sOay Nj.
BUZZ meats cl6ler; Shoulders 7Hc; hholiIi iii ~:
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BELLAlkE.
Financial Exhibit HALLWAY Travel
GENERA HOtcs. j.

Financial Exhibit HALLWAY Travel.
General Notes. X
The Emma Graham Stopped here yestcr.
day evening for a lot Ct the glassware tina.
Wet not t,ken by the Andea.
Mr,. Richardson and Miss Matte R ,ndolph,
who have been in Mr ,achusat'-, are here
and Miss Matte will remain.
The read to Mercer's whul foost, which hp1
been much Injured by the recent changes in
railroad tracka and by the river, Is now be.
ing put in good shape.
The most Of the St. C:airsville travel now
goes from here by way OF the Northern rail.
way, the D. Il 0. and marrow gauge, getting
people to St. Claiisvilge only at noon: but
yesterday a slip on the G. & P. sent every.
body around the other way.
The money for Bellaire corporation, the
School Board OF this special district and the
township has been drawn by tho proper eff.
Gers and placed = the credit OF the various
funds, IS follows;
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TO-DAY 100 Misses' Fine Jerseys 81,
20 Pieces Fine Table Linen.
10 Pieces Surah Sesgn ut 80 and 40c.
10 Pieces Black Silk, which IL I'M
Mcnse,' ut Sl.O0. II. EhSliElMER.
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Of a large assortment OF Black and Fancy
Silks, Black and Colored French Csshmeres,
Fancy Dress Goods, Flannels, Notions OF All
kinds. Wall Papers, Window Blinds, Win.
dow Hollands, oil oolors, at s cents a ward,
White and colored Table Linens, &c, &o.'
all Of which will be sold at exceedingly low
prices for cash, at Nos. 2Ol0} and 209l Main
street. P.B. DoBntSs, Assignee,
for Jo4H RoExrR.
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TODAY tho SILK and Satin Day.
Silks and Satins, all c%olors, Ut 90, 80
and 40 cents.
Silk Br0cades 40, 80 and 60 cents.
We will lave four statesmen on the Silk
Counter from s to 1880 A. NJ.
II. EMSuEIMER.
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THERE will DO u ioint meeting Of the La.
diea Executive Committee and the Ladies'
Relief COMMITTEES this (friday) morning at
10 O'Clock. at No.tl005 Main str act. BY order
OF Ladies Executive Committee,
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The House Committee on Public Lands.
has decided, seven to four, TO recommend
the forfeiture Of all granted landa con-
tiguous to that portion of the Northern
Pacific Railroad not completed July 18th,
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II a man can't be both good and rich be
ought at least to bs wise; let every man pre-.
pare for the day OF adversely by laying in
stock DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, a sure cure for
coughs and colds.
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J..W. Morrison, OF Cambridge, a former
resident, was in town To-day
Tho funeral OF Robert Grayson will take
place on 8dndsy asteraoon at 2 o'clock. q
The Elson gls-s works nre now running on
full time. Ruuinets IL reported brisk, but
prices are unsatisfactory.
Deputy Sheriff sedRwick WA in town yes.
terday on business. 1t sesm that 'bps,ness'
brings him here frequently.
The flood saems TO have washed all the
wictcdness out Of Martins Ferry. Business
in police circles Is very dull.
German service will DO hold at tho Firtt
N. T.. Church next Sunday afternoon ut 9
O'Clock. Nsv. Al. Duchsr will preach. All
Germans are cIrdislly invited to attend.
Officer johnson md Constable Ooarield,
Of B~ellaire, arrested two Bolemians yester.
day morning and took them t, Bella'rs where
lhs7 are wanted for stealing some mining
tools. They cana hero from Bsllairc, and
were working In Hclling's coal mine.
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ESTIMATES on all kinds OF Printing cheer.
fully given by The 1NrxLLIsEScxR JoB OryrCI
All work guaranteed, Sil.-.
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Timer pounds Nails for 10 cents at Boyd's,
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TnE Best Cast Steel Ratchet for 50 cents al
Boyd's, Market Square.
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HAErza's stock OF Wet Hats In any shape
style and quality ut about %one-qusrter rssu'
lar price az HOO Main street.
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QulylcAN, ~cuBA.-senor Juan Beiro was
thrown from a horse and badly injured in
the right knee. He was cured by two appli.
cations OF 81. Jacobs Oil, the magical pain.
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Go TO HOO Main street and get aeood Hat
at about twenty-five cents on the dollar,
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The following shows the range Of the Their.
mometer, as observed at Schnepf's drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
2 - 1888 .2Hsti.- 1851
IA. X. u Y. 8 r. r.. P. n. n Az. 70 n. s r.x, 7r. y,
20 70 81 81 q ii 10 ID
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WARRANTED Hand.saws, 90 cents, at Boyd'e
Market square. al.
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ded that the crown for tha sueces,ful'c oq.
petitors would DO conferred on this oecasiofs.
Boston's orchestra acted as jndgea. and Nfttr
the trial awarded the palm " Mr.. Port Coke.
man aud Mis-, Fannie Van Pelt. The prIS,
was a surprise 10 the successful contestants.
When time camo a huge g!ngercake, Us
broad Al II was long, wa brought In With
great ceremony and presented III a very sPl.
enn speech. The csatrettnps was hugely In
joyed by .hoss present. Refreshments we're
served at u o'clock. Bosion's orchestra iuk.
nished the music. SGFgE ,TN7H.NF
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THREE pounds nails for 10 cents at Boyd's
Market Square. 'I-
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A very pleasant leap year party was held
at tho Hanover Hotel Wednesday night nm.
der the auspices OF the A. 7. F.F. Socially.
(anything Tor fun. II was a verv enj ,yabls oc.
casion, and will long be femem oeled by ,bnse
who participated in it The following ladies
and gentlemen were present: Ml.ae,; Laura
Long, Elite Smith, belle Updegrair, Lizzie
Meditl, Fannie Van PeIt, May Robinson.
Nettie Pennington. Ella Campbell, Mafy
DAVIDSON, Annie Green. Flora William,
Anna Ralston, Bessie Elson, Maggie Kerr,
Addie Dilworth and May McKim; and
Mesns:A W.. Kerr, J.. Jones, George Raj.
sson, Anderson Rs'stoa. Port Coleman.
Charles Morris, Joseph Pennington, James
Pennington, Russell Medill, Charles Helby.
Robert Stewart, George Green, Grant Snow,
Jesse Pho Jus, Clarence Burris, Frank O'Neal,
Charles SwArlz and Mortimer Williams.
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Important.

HATS at any prices The Wet Ha! sale,
HOO Main street. - ".
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WARRANTED Hand.saws, 10 cents; at Boyd's,
Market Square. III
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yANytgnee'H Enle

,HARpER's Wet Hats now on sale and must
oil be sold in the next fsw days at 100 Main
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MARTINS FERRY,

An important Cnse-A Pleasant Sociul
Event-PcrsOnals. og
An important suit will be tried at St,
Clairsville to-day, being that OF Mrs. Cop.
therweit against the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
railroad. Mrs. Gopher weit, whose property
is on First street, Martins Ferry. claims that
It has been damaged by the switch at The
Buckeye Glass Works, and claims compen.
sation. The ordinance passed by the CITY
Council gave the railroad the right to build
this switch with certain restrictions, but no
violations OF the agreement seem to enter
into the suit. Anumbsr Of wituesses were
suE1am1t yesterday and will leave Tor 81,
Clairsville to-day. -"
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THE barry nsHlkETs,
The FInaueinl World.

New Yonx, February 2s.-Aoacy easy at 1ha2
parent closed Offered at2 percent. frimc MGR.
camille, paper 4AoH peveent. Sterling Exchange
GuyERSMESTS-Steady. t -gGrrm.E1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-29

THE Beat Cast Steel Ratchet for 80 cents ct
Boyd's, Market Square.
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THIRTY 7Hou.AsD Wet Hats now on s,le, at
HOO Main street. -