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Marriages.,

A. IonE Fall, Mercer county DecCmbe- =, Mr..
Alfred 1 unn and Mis-, Elizabeth MI Inns.
tm liaIuI>iirr hIti, Mineral county, Dec rthcr2ir
10y Rev. Mr. tcxroad, John !. Daniels ana Miss
susan {. ShaIrcttS.
Al kim-wood, ircs on county, December =, b.
Fey ) \. Sislcr, John W. WoIring and Miss Mary
C.. Frush.
Near kingwood. December -, by Rev. Felix
LIlioIt. ~-y!y,,,rr Bacon aud Mrs. Betsy Shape.
IT kiugwUud, neycIiH r -. by Rev. ID. VI. simon.
ton. Michael McCuc, IT,, and Miss Georgia A. Lam
At Ncwhurg, Preston county, December p, by
] ~. l.. NJ. sim"nton, Ecckwith a. shrout and Miss
Rachael +. Jackson.
Al kingWood, December 81, by Rev. d. W.
EC-cr-, {. {. l;U!!chravrr aud Miss Mol'ic Sirires
Al kingwooi, December -. 10y Rev. Daniel FITCH
rncI, George W. eypoit AMI Miss Jennie Belle Idts
At kingwOpi, Ii"rrulrr -, by Rev. ". i.
Weekly, j. Il. sinclair aud Miss lila {. ~l.iIcvay.
Near hiugwOri, Dctrmbrr 81. by Rev. A. j. LYDIA.
George A.. Williams aud Miss aura =. stone.
A. Winrn,st E"rHriry county, December e: d
Rev. II. NJ. White, Charles VI. Chiirs AM Miss FAa
nae MahOuy.
At Win;hcstyr. pccemIc- 70, hy Env. q ". An
Gcrson, A. !. Anderson and Miss Martha ". PrrTit
At Nartiu,lurr, berkeley county, Dee nh.r -
10y Rev. y. :. Hank, VIM. L. Miner and Miss Katie
lUrnty.
At isrkcrsNay, January !, by Rev, Mr.. Yates,
tha' les kimhali aud Miss linilr lIuuloy.
In Wood county, December p, by Rev. y. Virtue,
I. J. Al pt and Mis- trDecra Me >tce.
At Huntington, tab,.l county, December -, b.
Rev C.. \. Monroe, NJ. {. Ba'Nhugu AMI Miss Josie
\, Mariis>hurg, January !. by Rov J.. \. Holr-
ncin-, NJ. +. Ma-un and N,.,icnai' Keys.
A. MAJ i]HshHr;, December T., hg H.. :. W.
pvcrs, i. l.. y they and Miss Bertha A. Nickers.
VI Ma u.hurg, Dyrruhrr -, by Rev. ). W.
uw,u.. \. Gp.kw,ll and MIS-, Mary NJ. Enhbin,.
Vt lucs Inuuun, Up,hGr county. pcrnmlgr 81, by
'"v. l.. Hamper, i'r"r-c l.. Summers AND MS Jessie
At Berkeley Springs, Morgan coanty, De.emhcr
70, 10y rev. ii. +. West, William Fleece and Mis-
T. .I'G.r S,grr.. nr..uIor ~ lr p,v y
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BELLAlRE NEWS T

Rev. Williams breaches tonight on the
destruction Of SOdOm and Gomorah.
Rev. j. G.. Hench, of Centre lille, was in
town Yesterday.
Reserved seat tickets for Gath are sell
iug pretty fast already.
Miss Ella Miller, of the Fifth ward, is
nome from Philadelphia.
Heath is the name of new poStOtiice out
tie t.. H.. i c. road.
J. 4. White, the druggist, has returned
from Cincinnati.
John Kelly is quite i'll.
Wood Hines is home from Baltimore.
Blowing glass was quite an interesting
sight to a couple of California gentlemen
Who were in town.
The carrying in boys and other young
ycrkmcn about the Bcllairc Bottle Works
have accepted a reduction Of > cents per
day.
naco,ah lodge installed officers as follows:
W. NJ. :. S. MCGOWAN; Foreman, Thomas
Shelly. Oyersccr, I. S. Tappan; Recorder,
J. II. Darral; Flnancier, NJ. l.. Blackburn
Guide. George Spriggins; Receiver, David
Darrah; Inside Waterman, A. c. Mills;
Outside Waterman, Lev Battclle; Trustees,
Vim. 81 arp y. J.. MURRAY, Lev Batelle, Da
v;J Dnr,ob and A. C.. Mills.
Pete Shcrpard was arrested Yesterday By
Marshal Burke. Itis supposed that he be
logged to the gang of Young p~ilterers who
were getting down to work pretty lively be-
fore yoNns jackson and Sherwood were
locked NJ.
An examination Of school teachers was
held Yesterday in the Fourth ward school
L,;Id;ng
Vim, Sloan, D. !. G. v. Of Hebron In
Campment, No. ~, OF Martins fc-rT, IN
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MANNlNSTON.
EeapPearanCe of n Young Man Who
Mystcriou~ly Disappeared u Year Ago.

E~eapPearance of n Young Man Who
nystcriou~ly Disappeared II Year Ago.
Sa--bH ~ @- Ssp.iy S,gisT.
N,y>m.roN. January New Years
day was an exceedingly quiet one here.
There was no commotion in business or
social circles to distinguish it from any
other da7.
DR. \. Pu'lin. Of BarnesyilIe, o., vas here
the fore part ofthis week on business.
Mss Jcuie Knots and Mr. j. 5. Fur5ee.
rs this town, who are students at the Fair
non. Normal School. are spending c few
avs at home.
Miss Nan ard RUE Brookoycr made a
wing trip to Byl.aire on Wednesday to see
q sick friend
Miss Stella Fry returned Thursday from
Ter visit among friends in Wheeling.
Lee Suodgrass returned to New Martins
vile on Wednesday.
Miss Zee sud LyGa Christy and Mac
CLAYTON and Frank Conway attended the
leap YEAR ball at ~Fa;rmoa: on Wednesday
night.
Misses Dora and Tanner Hicks, Of
Nound,vilIe. who we're visiting at Prof.
..r'ry'S r"-lru,d home on Thursday.
HAIRY Hicks, OF Cameron, was N town on
SurUay.
Mrs. h.. +. NcCiusacy, of GloverS Gap,
vas visiting friends here Monday.
Or. L. c. uozcc. Of Mo@ndsv,lie, was here
Friday.
Ms. 7. II Eurt. Jr., is visiting her par
/ cu,S in la'rmcrt.
Mrs. g. ". ;. Martin and laughter, Miss
/ Flo. axe s-eudiag u couple OF weeks with
. ...r. =, in E.irmo: ami vicinity.
Prof Bur, g aud vie, Misses Berthe Bar
nett and $a.,je IIorgh and Al Simon, OF
( Ibis place, and sill Barnett, Of Morgan
town.. aho is visiting relatives here took N
Barton on thursday.
Nr, Newt. Straight, of Barrackyille. anil
Mr. Mort and daughter. Of Pa'r'ine, are vas
i,iug their relative, Z. K. Stewart, OF the
, South side.
j. ;. NcGaw smiles broadly now. Its q
girl.
pr Il +. Hamilton he's been confined to
III, bed the past week with rheumatism. tie
Is 10 better AZ this writing. Its many
friends and patrons hope that be may speed
ily recover.
Mrs 40. W. Prichari Is improving very
slCwl- from her late illness.
Mrs. Cora Smith has been very sick FOX a
few days but is improving now.
Mr.. George ". Haggerty is confined to
his room with a bad cold und Il slight al
tuck of feyet. ,
Nr. Levi ". Starkey Ana wife returned
Tuesday night from their visit In Illinois,
and Mr.. John White. . former citizen OF
this section. but who has been gone tor
twenty wears. came with them.
Miss Nenora Maple, q iady of our town,
who is the first assistant teacher in the
Chenille Normal school, is now in New
Orleans at the Exposition.
Cartaiu Spies, wife and daughter, OF
whose removal to Nourdsvila mention was
usic in q former letter. LETT for their new
homo Thursday morning.
Marshal Morgan AMI Miss Cora Steward,
living near rh;s lace ,.t. lsr Tuesday on
a western pass>ager train for Pennsylvania.
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VITAL STATISTICS.


At Charleston, December -, Anna Steele McFar-
land. Hl,d J OnIhs.
On tie kaa1wh HI, below Charleston, December 20,
Mrs. NlaIgsTr, \. Z. MhiIteker, aged 81.
On LAP tons T. I II, Barbour county, December 26,
Mrs. James NJ. " 'Dilord, aged IS.
Al Iong lall, Mercer county, December IS, Mr..
Geo. W.. zeal.
At Shcph,rdStown, Jefferson county, Decem6er2L
Jacob SciltT ri tCOoredl, aged ST..
Near liowtSNillc, Preston cOun y, December -
Mr.. Annie Myers.
At ~iirus'sSi Ic, Ecrkcley county, December -,
Vim. Gibbs .COluredl.
At Johnsoniown, Berkeley c.uh'y, December Is.
john Salclie, aged ~.
AT Guyandotle, Cubell county, December 81, Geo,
MCNahOn.
At Huntington, Cabcll county, December %, John
J.. lIhN.
At Martimshurg, Berkeley county Deccmbsr 4,
Richard laTar, u-ej 81.
Near lTaukNtUwn, lerEelcy county, December Is
Mrs. Mary Emmcrt, aged -.
In Rudy District, ri county, December -, Mrs.
Caroline , cl,c aged -.
Near MartIusburs, December ., Milton A.
Thompson, aged -.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Rrsnnrm Post No. - of the Grand Army
installed the following officers on FRIDAY
night: Commander, Robert Gifin' senior
Vice Commander, Samuel BUGGY; Junior
Vice Commander, Lem Burris; Adlntant,
louis Kramer; Quar,ermaster, Samuel
Martin: Chaplain, George Crider; Sergeant
Henry Bags; Representative, Samuel Mar
tin. After the installation ceremonies were
owe, a frs. class bean supper was enIoyea
by all present. 80, pu-,
cial tomorrow night will enjoy a real treat
Miss Bette Hough. OF Fairmon', W. va
III arrive on Monday TO spend several
n,cers with Mr.. J. c. Dent.
To crs<k was covered VIII merry skaters
of oI oges md sexes Yesterday.
Mr.. Forbes IS quite sick. His ~daaEht"r'
Miss Clara. who has heen VISITING at Cad"''
was r,l.ararhcd for Yesterday
work ON he 81. Lawrence As plot
The Wheeling Creek miners have T''
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Rumor has it that they have gone to get

Rumor has it that they have gone to get
married.
There was a leap year party held at the
residence OF j. II. turbce. on New Years
eve, Ly some OF the young folks Of the town.
Viii Dodd and John Roberts, OF Mounts
vile, we're there, attracted by two Marshal
county magnets.
Lindsey stephens, a young man aged
about l. Years, started from his home (his
'stLer house which is about five miles
from here, TO 60 to church, near bJ, on one
Sunday morning last MAY. He did not
return as lie was in the habit OF doing, aid
the parents became alarmed and made
diigcut inquiry and search for him, but
no trace could ne found. For qui,e Il
while they dispajrei Of ever finding him.
On last Tuesday night he returned unex-
pccteGly. lie saws he is well, been doing
well. and has been in Ohio and Illinois dur,
irg his absence.
Mr.. W. '. A,ha, a successful merchant
OF RayeuSwcoi. Jackson county. was in
town this week on his way to the bedside
OF his father, Owens Atha, who is Frustrated
from the effects of a stroke of paralysis.
The gentleman is very old, and as this is
the second attack. it Is not supposed he will
recover.
On last Sunday, c. W. G. Davis, an aged
and respectable citizen of this town, was
Frustrated by q stroke Of paralysis. He is
somewhat better row and is able to walk
with a little assistance. DR.. K. W. Hall,
of Mouudsyjlle, was here the first par; o:
the week to see him.
Mr.. +. K. Stewart will start on the eth
inst Tor HavGuna, CUBA, where the firm Of
Stewart 4 Sheritis have the contract Of PIT
ting cells in a $4,000 j,h in tina city.
Mr.. Stewart is p member of the above firm
and has an Office here. Mr.. Sheri!lS has
bis headquarters in Richmond, Va. Tue
Canton Britge Company, Of Canon, Ohio
built the cells.
Rev. J. f.. Smith, d. D.. of the Fourth
Street VI. f.. Church of Wheeling, delivered
u course Of lectures at the NJ. f.. Church in
this place on Monday. Tuesday and WeAnes
day nights. The last one was free. The
subjects were respectively, Manhood and
How to Reach It, Science and the Bible
and Temperance The people were well
pleased aud fayorably impressed with him.
and all who heard the lectures pronounced
them Grst,class. The last lecture in p%artjc-
ular surpassed anything Of the kind ever
delivered in the town. 1t was not one OF
those old and ott-repcated heaps of yilIiica-
ton, b.t it was in tact q scientific lee
frp.
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LINStY I7STiTUJE,
WHEELING, w. VA.
Studies vii be resumcl

Monday. Jan. =, I%%:T,
@hru n.w Gasrr will be formed FOR the b.aeit
q any slp5,nls ,ho may desire to enter.
ILorourh instruction is given in Latin, G'".s,
r,rmap, French, Mathematics and the ErSlisa
oranrhcs, aud every facility FOR securing q ih'rou;'
,iura ion 4, afforded.
Boys anI young men with detective preparation
,,ciyc tie personal attention necessary 10 their al.
.arccment, and he highest rupils are con family
aided and a c]ouragci n their work.
.iuGent, are prepared or Harvard le. Prince
,on. and o,,cr coi.rgos ard srho1s o. science, anil
~o.allrtr din il the branches required los eNami'
M ion is ri.er,
The Co,nmer,i.. pciar;ncn: 'urnisH"7 C%are;u.
ming u h.okE. cu,n., rcnuaosaIP, Comn'r|A
'r.,nmctl. amd k'odtcd lranrh,s, aud s'ulcut may
"a ,nc rhcsc studios in come ION with tie REGULAR
,ogI Sai&. Icsm,tw. sat !csp', ]u:ais1"l On
lri.i,aticu. ts!'
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sumed work. Their wages were reduced
from G5 to so cents aud their rents reduced
one dollar on the month.
Misses Nellie Tapping and Minnie Alex
andcr will return to school on Tuesday aud
"a ME Duncan later.
Tomorrow, Mr.. n. Kuhn will begin cut
ting ice. lie has had a splendid double
overshot ice elevator put III, together with u
steam engine.
Last night Mr.. A. 0. Mansfield and wife
ard Mr.. Oscar Moore left for the Vest, VIA
tie b. Il O., To make their future home.
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BEkWOOD.

i'Sltiu"t "ds pay uaf hL tAc Dch"OOu
lyon Works.
All the padding furnaces of the Ben
wood Iron Works will be i'll operation 10
morrow. 1t has been many months since
they all have been employed.
The erection OF machinery in addition to
The factory is about completed.
Tie steel plant will not be in operation
for several days.
The River Side blast furnace is srrpasS-
Ing it's record in the vast quantity Of BESSIE
mcr iron manufactured.
Tire Bcnwood Iron Works Company is
filling around its new factory.
The roll which broke at the steel plant
thursday evening was repaired immediate
y, and work resumed the following day.
Tie Owens plyed between BeIlaire and
here yesterday, notwithstanding the heavy
flow of ice.
Rev. Price, ofthe NJ. +. Church, is CON
Quoting a revival which may be conducive
OF much good
The congregation of the Lutheran Church
lave secured the services OF Rev. Myec.
Rev. II. McMcrimau, OF the Catholic
Church, has been ~indiSposed for the past
ew days.
Our regular opera.going people heard
Mr.. Keene, in Macbeth, on Friday even
ing.
All the schools OF the city and vicinity
will resume tomorrow. o. course tn"
children are immeasureably delighted with
this fact.
What should be done here in the case Of
fire is too grave and important matter no,
TO be considered, for the fire tiend were once
10 get ~ ioothold here there is no doubt but
that the entire town would be demolished.
If no other means ofQuenching or stopping
the course OF a contlagratIon can be devised
It could be made binding on each household
to have aud keep an ak, saw, bucket and
ladder. Those implements are TO be seen
in the majority Of passenger cars at present
and il surely bchoovcs property holders 10
take the same care OF their possessions IS Il
wealthy company. Give the matter some
attention, citizens, and take some action in
the matter.
Gait" a pleasant surprise party was given
last Friday evening in SCanlOnS Hall in
honor OF Miss Kate Mitchell, Of MaysyiiIe,
ky who is u guest of friends here.
Prot. MAY returned from his home in
Fairmont Yesterday,
Nm. Misses ppcoan will return 10 Mt. de
yhantoi tomorrow, after spending the holi-
days with their parents.
!. lrown. q ~popular yount man OF
Wheeling. was the guest Of friends here on"
DAY last week.
Miss Emma Hamilton, of MouudsvilIc,
visited friends here yesterday.
Miss Ellie Hoyt, a charming Young LADY
Of tins place, is the gueet OF friends at Mt,
Eell"yicw.
Ashley Cooper, OF Wel1soure, vas the
guest OF Clyde Ford, the latter part OF las,
Aack.
Mr.. Mcdonald a popular Young GENTLE
man is visiting trien IS IA hFalaork, Ia
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Fulton are the quests OF
friends here.
Nr. Charles Isei'". OF - C.arayiIH, was
"a guest OF Mr. +. t"ri"'1'!d las, week.
Nr. Reg Warden returns 10 cleveland TO-
morrow 49,, g..
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Advice 70

N-s. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for chh
d-er. teething, is the prescription OF one o.
the best female nurses and physicians n ne
United States, and has been used for tor;
wears with never failing success y mil
lions Of nothers for their children. Dur
lug the process Of teetti7g is value Ia in
ca7cYlable. II relieves the child from pain,
cures dvsertery ard diarrhTa, gripping IN
The bowels. and wind cole Nv giving
health . the child i: rests the mother.
Price Csc q bottle.
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DIED.

KRAFT At his Ia" residence four mile, rT~t f"
NEyc.inr. ~ the National road, tp&g-" hENl
.-Cd 80 ycIT'.
Funeral sunday. January I. at > p. IN. Iut,,nenJ
81 GREENWOOD cemetery. Iri,nia ol rac family AZ.
invited 10 ar',.i.
HIfF- un saturday at . q. m, GrDE sE II, IN
ant sol Of the Late TcuIEc II. and LIZZIE NJ. Me-.
Funeral services At tho residence Of john \. Kyle
20. L. Fourteenth street, ut = so =. Ia. I]nt.r.u"nu
L Mn u -sNLlln.
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II. al ,igur, and are now engaged on the
Low houses, which will b. altogether Of
iron. they will o stop WORK at the rrys
Ia. uufil they have their Own works com-
p. trd-flass and Pottery Journal.
T. e rolling mill O! the Dover, n. j., Iron
&C. working steadily.
Tue ar aud y iuoh mills are idle at the
NIL at Akron. D.
tn" keystone mill, Pt,isburg is again in
operation.
The mills Of Summer Bros. ( Co, at
StruIhCrs, . are still idle.
The bar mill at Jones \ Laughliu's mill,
this city, is again in operation.
The Falcon Iron and Nail Works, at
Niles, @, are running steady.
Steel rails are quoted at So to S29 at
mill at present.
The spike mill Of Dilworth K Porter on
TOurih street. Sou,hside, PiJts5Grg. shut
down last Saturday night indefinitely.
,Lohu VI. Br,n'nu u well known sheet roll
or, formerly Of Wheeliug. died at Greencas.
tie, Ind. December II.
TIE Standard nail works, at Clifton, w.
Va, will be started up in u few days as a
steel nail mill.
The Falcon mill, at Niles, o, is idle this
week, but the nail factory 5 in full opera
ton.
Daniel Prossor, Of New Albany, Ind has
been investigating the advantages of Padu-
cab, Ny, Tor q rolling mill. and contem-
plates erecting one there.
Oh. er Bros n Phillips mills on Tenth
ami fifteenth streets. ). 5, started up las,
lonia, morning as d also he wirs works
%, Oliver Bros. Il Roberts.
The forge department OF Long & Co ;
mi. M"Nees Rocks, this county. which has
been Idle tor SINE weeks past, has again
star ei up
1, is nov stated that the Westlake roll,
ing mill, Of Warren. OHIO. will oe startel
by q cooperative company composed of
busiurs S men and the late employees,
Work ha- been D. -uu IN the new wire
mi. n NampIm Lawrence county, Pa.
The building sill aa 1uuNl 10 in size, AMI viii
be coup,at,t la February.
The consolidation Of. the Joliet and Union
steel rail m,i~ IS IA kpI OF. They are both
L.,..,..4 mr. rbi.,.,, md tho ARA, ,apa,r,
n-. SD f., he n,,r7v c,m,Iered
Ii. rrlsr..,,i ,b., 81. so,n - III, Ia,aI
III. .r,;o. --nrr4in, E-,yn E,,n.T7E
-. ,.;rI. ~, y,n,..Ioy,r n ara ,j;r,,.j
~ pa-,iun OF the worhs Will De COM rel in
10 a ,.,,, liant.
The r..ir.-. o.. H., ,,.o, r,rirg mill
.h.t ~. r,s, ~, ,yc,.t ,y,r. ,hG -,
go, SOL. ,Rrv barn :, . ya,r ami g.
h... I'D r,~,s..ra,,ry c..l ..,l or T. -
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i.n 81 TWELFTH STREET.
Five Hundred Dollars RsWArd.

fWARD or FIVE HUNDRED DbLLtE-
- l. offered for the arrest and Judgement IN n
al Il 4, hIo rouu.y Of the person o" prE o. t.aion
%. lf'jah Mailing, look his money and S'ic'o Sc
milIt altd Lin. The above rewari !" hr pat gTH"
lie ,,uv elton Of such p'rNrn or pcr)u- In cts
uu,- than ole person Should show h.hl-rIi .1i,l' .
e.. "n = Isrt # said reward, or some Interest IN rri.
d.. !. AID reserves Ia" right 10 ma~y an 'lu.l.p "
entertainment pt il a. To- 70 may srru just.
is order 81 the board Il Commissioners a. Oa''
lnmtN. W.T. ' lrrinin. 80 ~
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-.., a-- ror,jn. on -
.I... $50, OBJ. N,u.,oss Z L.l- in
.ro~n O.r VI employment.
& os turning Armstrong 81
"a. Rochester into a shoe
,r ..a.a struck in a BrllryiIIa,
,-o.t.r one Of ,h-ir utm,.r
Civilized
Ito. a.-. mollars OF This CITY are
a.-. a,,.n.ar ,ba.- oli-ume prestige
~ ... ave Infused new lite and
....7 o'~-tn,ianon ant good re
'.-"-"'''r r''"n3-
pas ani shar. hours Ma.
"r. 'ay .r'm uniform rang
".s 'r'a : - 20 ; per ttv.
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S2nn @ NOTn2MG.

-usriur paid about s2Oo to first l!s7 d,..2'' T.
cmle nv Lahy. y ithout success. / rr!.i tn" 'ii.'lrI
! emriics, which completely cure a'sr U'"nE ''5se
bottrc- ~. tr',H"N,
= Arlin-tnu Az, Chara,trrn. Ha".
Sold everywhere. Tricc CcT."uEk "k">''E'Ni,
Frr; soar. &c. RESO yRST, 81. Potter Drug
and Chemical Co., Boston.
Send for "How 10 Cur" skin DiseaSeS.-
oITICUEA ~ VI for Rough. Chopped 'hd
tUll and RCddcncd Skin and Hands
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KUM0RS
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ERUPTIONS
Itching and Bar@j:'g
TCRTU2 6

| ravc iricl ir eleven year, '" h'.' m ~i'
,,r, OF rf a rc,Ii!Ir skin disease. r1a...l.r Hun
dies Curfewa E,.,!ycu', the II y .'7'ii -'.'f
irtcrna'y, aud C.ticurl the gr"U ~ q 'i.",'rt
Cuiiuura soap In.cygui,itc SKIN i"tn! '"t' e Ter.
ralITl hav, iarr IN i, weeks shat ,.'" t."tiHF
eleven years To have done You M ha"' O." par
!,rl .r; ., ~, n rs ! can Civ Then 4 y ri. ant a.
vrar, ~ wet! kapwu IN lHi, PNTl ui ~" e. miI!'lI
Mill hnl st. .1 anl lie "h"ir- w., Ire M WIZ
u o. ihCi.. 'NA> H. ".i'I
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~TiiAyElERS' GUIDE.

EEIvAL IND DEPARTURE OF TRAIN
n L~Nrr,S,rIuS uF HFFERESCE MNgKS: DAILY
sunday excepted. Monday exccptcd.-W hcc'tn.
lin e:
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5~}e9isten
L,,,E. /. tS>5.

.T,,r daily REGINTER will be
=, nnY address during ia"
ng iiC Legislature iOr one
- invariably in adTanre
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
SALT UNEDI.

have had the Salt Rhcum for about the" year.
snl have p at tim" and In.-ey 70 htvclt ,a.ei'
Ntthout sItcr>s unit, | tired the CHLt!it H'H'o'
N,r,hf ell, Coos County, Oregon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
Announcement .
MASONIC
Stockholders Meeting.

ry-HE REGULAR ANNUAL. MEETING OF
the sIOrkuulders Of the West V rgluia Printing
tot pay, for tie election OF OIrcc.0rs All the
uihsarIiuu cI n y other business, viii lie held on
T~hur>day. January %th, 1850,
It the ELrIsrLR LuiliiuG, I2!5 Maraot { rct,
Wheeling. ". Va, between the Lnar.'L iu:i 70 =. II.
nd f. Clock m. JAMES p fancy.
G,4s E.r1r,i N..1.rar
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04
NEW DRUG STORE.

- yFSsns EURTz BROS. PAVING oPENED
nj IN New Drug store, respectfully solicit the
THs-Tongse OF their frionds and the pubic In general
4. = 6rrs. Who has hal many y%,ar eTf"rl'
arce H. .hC drug business. vii HNvote nv euu a.,
,crt,o7 To the trade. Prescriptions 8 'peo.aitJ' IL!
OF Tx amos.
&c, M. 2Sg ChapIIne S.Teet, ka3t Sde
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-01-04

luaa, and through tickets are sold va al tn
Tow, lines nj Union Ea.troad Office, 200 Make.
rlu,L. Bay your tickets there.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-03
A Good Old Story Revived.

The story is told of Col. Ochiltree
that he came into the House the
morning after the close of one of the
race meetings all "broke up" as his
friend who tells the story expressed
it. His hair was standing on end
at least the little that is left him his
dress was disordered; general air
of seediness pervaded his being. In
short, he seemed completely demoral
lied.
whats the matter, Tom?" ex
claimed dozen sympathizing friends
Matter" blurted out the Texan
who imagined everybody must hav,
heard of his misfortune matter
Why, have lost s10,O0O-twice th'
pay of Il member of this House-ol
the races yesterday. Matter. Grea
Scott -
"It's too bad. Tom, but then"
eyes, and the worst of it is," adde'
Col. Ochiltree savagely, $50 of j
was in cash. ."-Ex.