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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1884-08-02
q YOUTHFUL EDITOR.
History of the Hardest Struggle Of His Idtfe
~-of Deep Interest to all Profsssseos.
woscrsTxz. Mass. March u IA
HoaA Y

wcBcKsTxK MAss., March q, IA
Dr. Dacfd Kennedy Roadouf. n. r.:
DEAR s1R-My son, lad Of fifteen. editor q the
.Go-Ahead" amateur journal. Of this city. has been
Of different times most severely, and apparently hope.
lessly afflicted with Salt Rheum- When very enall
child his body almost entirely covered with this
batheome eruption. 1t mostly passed away however.
after the teethng period. snd he was not seriously
troubled with it again until about one year ago. when
the Salt Khepm FIRST appeared on his hands between
his fingers then OF his limbs, then on his fsce
and head in one solid MACS. His condition was
terrible The rash resembled ivy poisoning and We
1t hrss fancied It might be something not - bad
as his old troubles but the physician pronouncsd u
cure IT, We tried preparation widely advertised -
specific for Skin diseases but Il made about = much
of an impression much cold water might pave
done. You can understand the situation when ny
We we're in despair Of obtaining real help from any
source.
At this point, through the advice of Mr.. y.M.
Bacon, whose dsugfter had been cured q SSs
Rhenm by 1t, tried KENSED1'n EAyO8~
TTE REMEDY. This was the right and only
day The evidences Of the disease have wholly dtsap-
peared. How thankful we are, Dear Doctor. seavs
you to imagine. Yours, -zx,
No. IL Terril Street. j. W. BATCHELDEhs
The experience of years, and the testimony Of thou
sands demonstrate Dr. DAVID KENNEDY'S FA-
VORITE REMEDY TO be the most successfui medi-
cine for organic and blood diseases ever discovered
Prepared solely by Dr. David Kennedy. PhyslctAn -
Surgeon, Rondout N. Y.
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Price OF Gn7-G. A. x.-Rcal Estnte and
Otter Notes.

Price OF Gn7-G. a. x.-Rcal Estate and
Otter Notes.
A cincer walk is 10 be made to the creek
bridge.
Nelson Hopkins left for his new home in
kansss yesterday.
John shannafelt he'd a tumor taken out Of
his neck yesterday.
tbdtuaa Auit, who is now running the
Ault Hour mills here, hr1 sold his farm, near
Glencoe. getting $50 per acre for II.
spangler Pest, G. A. r., Is still Increasing
Notwithstanding the limited and constantly
decreasing number from which recruits can
bs drawn. 1'a - 90
The A. o. NJ, OF Bellaire, will have a grand
parade on March l7.h. The Benwood, Wheel.
lag, Bridgeport and Martins Ferry Divisions
are invited. 1888
The large building on Union and Thirty.
second %sIeet1, OF which Il. A. McGIepor
owned The undivided one.thirt, and MAYER
y klotz the undivided two-thirds, has ben
divided by arbitrators. McGregor keers bis
corner Store room, the partition running 10
the roof, and pays $3.50 boot 10 MAYER &
klo!z, who keep the other two stores.
The proposition made at lis last meeting
by the City Council to the Gas Company 10
pay SIG SO per street pest, aud sL.G5 per thou.
Sand feet to be the charge for gas used by
private consumers, ws7 rejected BY tbs com.
psny, and now Council has adopted another
proposition, made by the Gas Company, that
b. 10 pay III par post, with 81 G5 e1 the price
ior private consumers, but with no deduction
ior c!1h IN Ten days. The company offered
considerable OF a reduction, in another mo.
pos't,on, provided the contract were made
for fiys years. Tho city ws7 not ready to
make q 'costract for 30 long a time and The
members OF Council talked as II II wonId
probably be considered a good measure 10
buy the es1 works, Is has been done in other
places ard rs the original gr3 ordinance
gives Bsllaire The power OF doing.
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STATE AND VICINITY.
Present DotugS or West vtrgfntans aud
1t1 their NeiKhbOrs. 80 tB

An electric light company has organized nj
Cumberland, Nd. II will nus u light Of the
Ellison %incandescent pattern, and will start
CT With a ie0alsh. plaat.
Wyoming county recently lost two old res.
ldenters. Aunt sallls Lowry, who died Jan.
uAty !, va, uged Ill, and Aunt Elizabeth
Farley, who died February I, was sged over
100.
Harry Livlson, q young man hailiug from
Sharon, Mercer county. Pa, was taken into
custody Tuesday night at Washington, Pa.
Livison 10 charged with breaking into the
house OF SARAH Frank, Of Sharon and stealing
$500 worth Of jswelry. WV
A special from Charlcaton under date OF the
18th Inst. sayt: A Western. bound freigh,
train on the ChuArtake 4 Ohio road ran In.
10 n slide near Fort epriug yesterday, and
Killed Hedrick, tho engineer, and fatally
burt the fireman aud a brakeman.
A meeting was held IN Littls Washington
this week that was attended by about one
hundred and fifty OF Washington county
farmers aud stock breeders. The purpose Of
The meeting waa 10 take some action looking
tn the formation OF d new agricultural ass !.
citation fr Western Pennsylvania, for the
promotion Of agriculture and horticulture,
and 10 have It's grounds located ut Or near
Washington, Pa. The capital Btsck Of said
association Is 10 be $4,000. consisting o.
e!gAt hundred shares oil the par value Of sc
each. Much entuhslRsm was manifested and
committees were appointed TO work thu
enterprise up. 1t Will probably be carried
along successfully. +f- ii & tiH
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FOR RENT,

"---T n" FUK EENT,
TOR RENT.-DWELLiSG HoTIup
contit1ing dI rooms, water aud Gas. ,l,n.snsa
on south Front street, Island. Aprly Ia INsTH
BHo8s. AH'a'ieta fasf tRtee Gfice. mil.
EOR RENTAL A MODERATE rIc
uRE-,hAt oonmOilous IEcf Dxs,sun..
HOUR. No. 81 Thirteenth stteet, conlAInin, IVY
looms, two halls, bathroom, wMh.hol,e ana wv
ee,iaTS EsPu!,e on the premises, or 10 EN'II
NAAASE, w llN MAIN kIeNk, br,,"
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A Zulu, from stoussny,l,e.

IAst EteHiH1 Gc-:us, 2
Our young African friend, James Harris,
will leave for Bradford, Pa on the 29'h OF
next month 10 join Dr.. Thsyer's circus, with
which he will travel during the season as
Atricauus. the Z1lu Prince. This will make
Harris third season az q real, sure.enough,
simon-purs Zlln, and his experience and
success a, q subject Of C~atewayo hz1 made
him in demand, and had he held of q
Few days longer before making the Engage.
ment With Thayer B.rnum would have
s;natched him up: The only drawback Jack
has ss q Z1lu is, his ears and nosa have never
had holes punched through them, aud he
can't wear bones aad stogls cigars in them.
harris Is also a little conscience-stricken be-.
caUss as a Zalu he deoeiYes the people, but
he says that all thi1ea are not what they
seem, and all the show Z,lus are nothing bat
common Africans OF Am sricau production.
Verify all Is not gold that gittters,
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A HEAVY ROBBERY.
4 sla HAUL or COSTLY DAY GOODS
At & Mails Street Sioss Night Before Ls.t-aieh,ss
RIuadsr Yet ob'sinsd At 0ns Walt By tbs
iadss,riau, Crooks Hho are HssiisE
the clty-So Cius 10 the Thieves.

The gang or gangs Of thieves and burglars
who have committed numerous ,ob5srlss In
the city In The past few nlonths have ire.
qusatly had ibelr trouble for their pay. 10
very lev Gates have thsy succeeded Ia securing
more thsa enough 10 mako their work pred.
able, and oftener the booty has been trifIng.
The last case reported, however, was differ.
emit, and Il AIDA auolhtr item 10 tho eyidsuce
already accumulated to show lha! the Grim.
inats are no gresn amateur, but practiced
hands With long heads.
Tho burglats this time secured an entrance
to the dry goods store Of L. 8. Good & Co., at
No ISL Main street. The back door wv,
forced open with a jimmy, this requiring
comparatively little effort, az 1t was very In.
securely iastened by bolts st the top and bot.
tom. The thieves secured a large lot OF
costly silks aEd satins, which were on the
shelves near the front oil the store. To OBJ
tain these, unless the thieves wero perfectly
familiar with the disposition Of the goods In
stock, must have required time and d light,
aud the robbery was therefore a peculiarly
bold one There 10 reason TO believe that Il
was committed about midnight, as a
f,mily occupying the rooms over the store
cay they heard q slight noise about that time,
bu!shought nothing Ct II unit! they heard Of
the robbery yesterday morning. 0nloer Belle.
Vile pas,ed tho store shortly alter II O'Clock,
aud raw the thieves at work; 60 he ssys. They
had their bats Oft and wora employed very
much as II they belonged there, and ho gave
10 second thouRhtt to the matter, thinking they
were clerks marking goods or the like. Tie fact
that the store had boon broken into aud the
goods stolen wAs not discovered until tho
place was opened by the clsrksin The morning,
and there was no clue then discssnib.e to the
thieves, though there are certain peculiar
circumstances connected with 1t which may
lead 10 the discovery Of the guilty parties. J
The goods stolen swere worth over 5000.
Besides the silks, q few dollars In change
were taken from the money drawer, and sev.
eral smsll articles carried of. The burglars
must have had some little knowledge OF dry
goods 10 sslect their pluuder so tkilliully.
1.-THE police were notified OF The robbery
about nice o'clock In the forenoon. 10 to 4
lats hour last night, however. they had sue.
ceeded In finding 10 trace OF the stolen goods
or the guilty parties. A search warrant was
sworn out for q certain housa by Mr.. Good
on suspicion, but a thorough search OF the
premises revealed nothing suspicious.
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WHEELING MEN ABROAD.
TarIE, Poli.ic. aua n annfac.u-e. RAKE,

Tariff, Politics aua n manufactures Talked
~.
Yesterdays Pittsburgh Commercial. Gazette
hls the following y
Aparty OF nail manufacturers from Wheel.
lug arrived in the city lss. evening aud put
up at the Monougahela House. They we're
Messrs. G. D. Hubbard, Alex Laughlin, J. D.
Dubois, Alopzo Loring, W. II. Woodward,
9. N. Fisher, William schwertfeger and J..R.
McCourtney. The object Of their visit is to
attend an important mestipg OF The Western
Nail Association In Pittsburgh this morning,
At the gathering it will be decided whether
tho state OF trade demands another ts,tion
Of the factories. The parry includes SONS
promiren. ~citizsna Of Wheeling, among them
Mr.. Hubbard. He was rsked by tile Com.
mercial Gazette reporter how the nail makers
regarded the Morrison tariff bill. ave are
OF course opposed to the messure. While 1t
does not shect nails very much in q direct
Way, we arc down on 1t for general principles.
The whole iron industry should oppose It"
In q little coniab on politics in West Vir-
giuia, Mr.. Hubbard stated tbs. Blaine seem-
cd TO stana frs. best in and about Wheeling,
while Arthur was retaining the support Of
many business meu and office holders
Y. ". Holloway, OF Bridgeport, accompanies
the OlrtY. SF#-s[
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has been engaged for SOME tins past getting
The Ohio River railroad car bodies, carried
away, bset to- the line Of the road. He ts.
ports tan car bodies bought TO the River
road rightot way on this aide, and Two loaded
on the barge on the Ohio aide. n
The commissioners appointed by the Cir.
cult Court TO ases1 the value OF lands 10 be
condemned for the putpost Of constructing
. county road "oyfr the blu from Llndsey'B
Run TO the Round Bottom, yesterday re.
ported as follows: Damsge 10 lands Of Z.
Lindssy's estate, 1925; W. II. Lindsey, $50;
stpeket's heirs, $76; E H. Mclean, $500;
loth, $3.50.
The motion 10 qunsh summons In case Of
Town va, Harry Gamble, appeal from judgt.
ment Of Mayor; ZANE VI. Theodore Jones,
anne w. Emanuel Delta. two cases, was over.
ruled and cases ditmit,ed at cost Of d.ieu.
dants. Judge boyd overfHied the motion 10
qunSh the Indictment VI. Wylie Slansberry,
iGund Ut tho present term, for disturbing a
literary society. The cAsss on to.day's
docket arc not Of public ~interest.
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MARTINS FERRY.
A Newsy nudgtt From our Thrivi

A Newsy Dudget From Our Thriving
Neighbur. I'D
Hon. Il, H. Cochran was In town yestsr.
day calling on bis ffiesds. n.
Miss Kitty Hawthorne, OF Warren Ridge,
Ohio, was calling on friends here yesterday.
The trial OF the boys Tor the Rush Run de.
pot robbery takes place at Hteubenville to.
day. ~ NJ, Gn
A portion OF the Laughlln mill coal bank
caved In yesterday and the boilers were of
one turn. 9lisp F.teU. rslH. 4...rt.gs.
The Salvation Army Of this place have
rented Commercial hall aud will hold inset.
ings nightly. n g8S
John Fulton, OF the "otchard," left yes,er.
day for II two weeks visit to friends In B,eu.
benville, Ohio. ,.g,tl s6tI.t, ~ f5aTrrI.
The Buckeye Glass Works, which we're
Hooded out, started up ons furnace on Mon.
day and everything Is working we'll.
Some Of Wheelins's prominent business
men we're In town yesterday, looking around
Win q View TO Investing Ia real estate.
The R,lief committee for the flood suiTs,.
eri have turned over tho clothing left on
hand 10 tho Ladies' Benevolent Society.
James Nickel and Thomas Means, who
have been on the sick lis. for some time,
mace their Appearance on the street yester.
day. 81,
George Ri:ton, n Of Dr.. Ong's clerks,
has lo't a valuable book. i"Dode" will sol
them up handsomely to any one who will re-
turn II.
Joseph Voight, who was 80 brutally assault.
ed Hast Saturday night by the Frszier brothers,
is not improving aud Is in q very precarlous
condition. N sBilag 49, =
NJ. Ed. Reid, who left lsat week 10 make
bis future home III Iowa. has returned. It
iseither too cold III the Westo or TOO much al.
traction here. al ~ ~ .-I5a E7'I
Culbertson Greer, who haa been suffering
with pyemia, caused By agan,hot wound 10
the haud,'is better and hopes ore entertained
for his recovery.
Mrs. Bonar, Of Rainey's' Coal Works, who
was sent to the PenitenlinIy over a year ago,
for s.abb'ng ai.neighbor with q pair OF tcis-
sofs, will bs ~relersed next Tuesday and re-
turn home.
A very pleasant party wcs given by Mr..
and Mr.. samuel Strsin, in the "O,chard.n
last night, in honor OF their guests, Will Barr.
Mr.. Flckes and Miss Jessie Ridgely, Of steu.
benville, Ohio.
The bridge on the Cleveland Il Pittsburgh
railroad, at Beaver, Pa, that was damsssd BY
the flood, issgsin out Of order, and all trains
are delayed. Ths tain due here at ll:35
A. n, came down several hours behind time.
Miss Gestie Gilbert, daughter OF John Gil.
bert, died yesterday sged Is years, from
typhoid fever. which, 1t Is supposed, she CON.
trsctsd from a family which lived with them
during the food. she will be buried to-day
at F. 81. Es -lsF'E - -
A meeting OF the committee TO select tenn
nerance candidates for city offices met at the
U. P. Church Tuesday night. They decided
TO report on Friday nisht. A mass temper.
sree conTeatioa will be held II. an early date
to put in nomination the necessary ticket.
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OF THs ROAD.
Tic Cannon BaIf Route,

The Steubenville Gazette ssys: In an in.
teryiew to-day with one Of toe directors Of
the proposed Mt. Vernon. Coshocton &
Wheeling railroad wc learn that they arc &C.
lively at work and that the engineers will
shortly commence the surveys from ut. Yer
non TO Marion. Alarge portion OF thu rights
OF way have been secured over several
routes, among which is q valuable franchise
OF SONS twenty miles including towing psth
oil the Walhonding canal, for which tie Stats
hs1 given the company a deed in fee simple.
1t is proposed to furnish all the surveys tho
coming season from Marion to the Onio
river. 1t has been suggested at diIeren;
times that steubsnville IS interested til &C.
curingsome connection with this road and
the time for action is lot far oil. i
The Herald says: An enthusiastic railroad
meeting ives held at Uhrichsviile Saturday
night, when 1t wsa resolved t. have a survey
made for the Mt. Vernon l. Coshcctou read
from Newcumer,town 10 franklin. The S,.u.
benvilie Board Of Improvement will bold a
meeting this week 10 discuss the matter OF d
survey for u branch from this city, a subject
OF very considerable importance.
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CITY mArTIns.
Brief Notes ON Current Events OF Minor
Interest.

TEE Beethoven Singing Society gave very
pleasant dance at liz hall lMt evening that
was participated In by the passlve members
and the numerous friends OF the Bociety.
TIL Fifth street NJ. E. church raised 50;
on Sunday 10 pay The eIpepsfs OF their pas
tor, Rev. b. billiard, 10 Conference, and he
has gone to L%7nchburs 10 attend the annuAl
session.
A PINE horse belonging 10 8. Basr's Sous,
tue Wholesale groceis, one OF the matched
team recently purchased at o cost Of 1900,
died Tuesday night. Or. Robinson, the vet,
Urinary surgeon, male 0 post HOtteDt exAmlna.
ton yesterday, and pronounced It's ailment
lung fever.
A certificate OF incorporation was yester.
day LIS ed by the Secretary OF Stale to lthe
Vanderbilt Mining and Smelling Company
Of Washington, D. G., having q capital stock
OF $1,000, 900, OF which 81 900 has been sub.
scrlbeJ and 500 psid In. The corporato,s
are 8. G. Wright, Of Detroit, A. W. aud @. Z.
Rucker, OF Ltadville, Norris Peters OF Wash.
ington City, and H. II. Blackburn, OF Mar.
tinsburg, W. Va.
LAST evening d twelve year old son Of
Louis Fritz, OF Dillontown, met with q serl.
Gus accident at the Central Glass Works. It
seems that Hbils Young Fritz Was "beAring
or a box OF glassware be In some manner fell
among the fragments OF glass, which cut his
left arm Ia & shocking manner. He wal
conveyed to the office Of Dr.. J. O. Hupp,
where the How OF blood was stopped and the
wound sewsd up.
Last evenings stsub.nvllls Ga.ete says:
Captain Bradley, Of Nav Cumberland. Is In
the city to-day, having come down last night
with q fat boat loaded with machinery for
Frank N!choison's new brick works. MI.
Bradley and f. x. Smith, the latter q fire
clay brick man, will probably be present at
the meeting Of tho Board Of City Improve.
ment tomorrow night, having been invited
10 give information AZ to fire brick as q
paving material. Nj. Bradley will also show
the Board ths feasibility OF fire brick works
In the city, and with proper encouragement
he says company could soon ba organized
for that purpose.
ESTIMATES on all kinds Of Printing cheer
fully given by the lHTELLlaKscER JoR OTylcr.
all work guaranteed.
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ENUR RENT,
One large Dwelling House. Splendid Location.
Two Small Dwellings
Rooms and cficex. II Fopnvc
Telephone A-s6. "" h9Ss;
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" you can't BEAR" 4 o,ugh, "Bull" 1t
with DR.. Bills Cough Syrup.

THE domestic" Sewing Machine Company
are holding q grand reception at tue r Par
lors, 70 Twelfth street, this city. this week,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday from y A.
10 $50 7. NJ and invite tho public to yisi,
them. Their exhibit Of decorative art con
Aists Of a large line Of household drAperies
banners, screens and a variety OF fancy arti
cles, executed on silk, tatin, plush, felt, lace
ETC., with chenille, c,ewel, tuisels, cmbroid
cry silk aud braids, showing embroidery, an
plique, braidirg aud etchings, all executed OF
tho the Light Running domestic" SEWN,
Machine. 1t will pay every lady In the city
10 inspect this fac work and see how, with
"Domts.ic," she CAD btauiify her homo.
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SAHE0RD,S RADICAL CURE,

Head Colds, Watery DISCHARGES from the Nose
aud Eyes, Ringing Noises In the Head, Nervous
aea 'ache and Fever instantly relieved. y
Choking niue rs d!slocscd membrane cleansed
and healed. breath hweetened, smell, taste and
hearing restored, aud ravaee, checsei.
Cough, Bronchitis. Lronpi0gs into the Throat,
rains ~ tho Chest. Dysp' psla, Wasting OF Strergih
One b1ttle Radical lure, one box Catarrhal Sol.
vent and one DR.. saniord's Inhaler. In one package.
q all druggists Tor 81: ask for Saafofd,s Radical
Cure. a pure distilia.ion OF Witch Hazel. Am. Pine,
DRUG AND. CHEMICAL %. Boston.
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MOUSOSylLLE.
Damages By hcw Rond-RenI Estate,
Various News Hens.

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Damages By hcw Hond-Renf Estate
Various News Items.
The Board OF Directors Of tho peni.tnt;sry
met yesterday.
Capt. Israel expects to be getting on, coal
at the Uaion WORKS in q very few days.
J Judge Jacob, Ex-Judge Melyir,T T. +. Jones
aad Stenographtr Matthews, OF your city.
we're In Town yesterday. -
1t is said that Lewis Deii= HIS leased tbe
Washington Hotel in the Third ward. now
oc;uFted by Jimmy. Hearis.te, aud. viii al
aunle charge Of the houss on the 1stpso1imc.
"a Young man named Rarous was reoorni..
ed by''sauire Edwards Tuesday Lest TO ans
ser the action OF the circuit court grand
joryr on acharse Of carrying concealed wes.
pons.."
Charley Thompson said 10 your repressp.
tative that the Thomps, IN plscs, opposite
here, WAS not dhmsged to thu extent o! ten
cents by the recent fl ,od. The 1houpson
place was celtsinly one OF the few lucky ones
In The Ohio Valley,
Ex:Msyor Purdy and W. ". Smith, tina
Second ward merchant, made an ercheure Of
property a few dsys ego, by which Nj. smith
becomes possessor OF q one.,eveath interest
IN the Moundsville coal works, and M.
purdy Of tho frame business house on Purdy
street. y1g: aE9ITz
8 gentleman connected with Tho mines
said that they would have coal out Tuesday
or Wednesday, which gives pl.usibility 10
The ruplor that workmen were expected from
other points, rs 1t Is well known tina. Il Is moi
the intention Of the company 10 employ The
strikes In The mines. Id
!. Captain Dan Cairisht csme up from oppo.
stte C%inrirgto7 yesterday. evening, where be
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,"Uncic John" Zoeckler,s BIrthd.y.

Yesterday afternoon a number Of the mem
bers OF the German Pioneer society Of this
city visited Fulton and paid their respects 10
Uncle John" 2,eekier, in honor OF the
seventy.eishth anniversary OF his birth. Mr..
@. E. stitel, on behalf OF the gentlemen &C.
companyiag him presented Mr.. Z,eckler with
q floral anchor, made up OF choice flowers BY
Nj. John Pfa:r, Mr. 2 ieckler, who IL an Ia.
valid, YVES greatly affected at this touching
testimonial u his friends, and as the foun.
tain OF sympathy IVES touched the tears
flowed unres,rained fran Uncle Johns"
eyes: He was greatly plersed with the visit
OF his Trends, ssd X he could have spoken,
his words would have bsen eloouest In
praise OF their kindness. Mr.. Zoeckier Ia one
Of tho oldest German settlers in this CITY,
having come hero in 1882, and bis friends
hope that many more years may be added to
his stay.
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: AT the "Domestio" sswing Machine Par.
lors, 10 TIVE. fth street, on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday oil this week, will be on e1hibi.
ton the faest dirp'ayg Of sewiug.machine
Work ever exhibited III this city. No other
Sewing Machine Company hes ever attempt.
ed so elaborate a dtsptsy in Wheeling. Every.
Dody Is earnestly invited to visit the exhibit.