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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-28
Wellsburg Politics.
Sd D.. -. p.Ityyst-

WpiISg, re-, March 21.-The mass meet
ing held in the Court House on Thursday
evening, for the purpose Of nominating
what is called the Temperance ticket tor
town officers, was quite interesting IN many
particulars. A great amount OF sport had
been made OF the meeting that nominated
the license ticket on Monday evening, and
probably Justly so; but the last one seems
to have been worked up to o considerable
degree Of excitement.
II is thought by great many that the
anti.hcense ticket will be elected this time
and that prospect made the selection of
candidates interesting. The "blIe ribbon
men headed by Robert Oaks were on the
lookout for any attempt to set up a ticket
and the CRY ofring was raised early in the
meeting. J. c. Palmer made warm
speech in which he referred to the gas COM
pany, temperance and matters general, and
the meeting increased in enthusiasm, and a
more determined effort was made to
select 8 ticket in accordance with
strictly Temperance views. The result was
the selection Of J. q, Montgomery for Mayor;
A. C. Nichols; City Sergeant; G. B. Craw-
ford Clerk; and for Counc;l, j. NJ. Duval,
James PAUL, E. A. Sheets Wilber Jacobs,
J. NJ. Rodgers and William Briggs. The
ticket is regarded as geed one.
The effects Of the Browning livery stable
we're sold at public auction on yesterday.
As rule good priceswere realized.
Trade continues, to improve very ma
terially.
There is considerable oS building boom
in the city aeainS The carpenters and
other builders are swar'nfng around their
work like bees, and the building Of the last
few days seems like old times.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Io>rox M.roh - James Russell Low.
81, NAV ie offered - ptofessorshIp IN Ok
ford niaerrv.
( The Daily News deDjes the report that
Earl Spencer the Lord Lieutenant 4 Ire
land, w;iresign.
Co>s,,STiNurLE, Ms,ah2T-lt is report
ed that cholera has broken out in the Cri'
mea.
ST. PrTrRyRURG, March 27.-A CONNER
cial crisis exists in Moscow. -Four OF the
largest tea asd sugar iTas have ialisS, with
liabilities osSl2, 1000, &c.,
PAaIs, March 27-General Nestier ad'
Its that daring his recent reconnaissance
bevSnd tia Chinese frontier, he was re-
PULSED at Dong Dong with lotS OF ZVV
men.
Bsma,eks BaTarian admirers send as
birthday gift a SILVER ensmeled table, sad TO
be a masterpiece n Of German art. The prov
iace Of FraBconis sends wines.
IoSDex. March 27s-An English firm IN
Birmig zhan bas made during the last s'H
4 months 20. 0e8, ,Ooe cartridges sor China ana
! construed thea TO . German officer IN &C
tive seryiee IN the Pekin Government.
LoxDox, March "A terrific hurricane
raised over the Island Of Aadasasear on
February %. Seventeen persons were killed
and nshy Others wounded The Amef1eaI
haroue Sarah Hobart was driven ashore and
became total wreck.
NICK March 27.-C2ptain Abkanoh, th'
Russion military governor OF Merry said IL
an interview on the chances o. war oetEee'
England Russia, that ne had bst little oooo
that a conflict betwesa the countries Toul'
| occur.
81. PErERsBURQ, March A-Ths failur
Of Scarsmanga ! Co, neTchants oi Lo1
don. with branch houses at St PetersourI
and Rostoff, created q sensation IN hnancis
circles. A financial eiisis IS beiisTed to b
ID nminent.
PARIs, March %. AL the mornin
papers contain editorials dsnuBeistory
he Governments policy in the present va
With China. NJ. Rochsfost condemns ID
reticenss Of The Ministry, with regard to u
opera,,on in China Ssd says: ut u use'e:
for The members Of the Chambers to que
lion he Ministry further The only way
WhSh information can be sruDg from tne'
is Sy invoking ths aid Of the guillonne
Lo, DOx, Msrsh 2T.-Tbe examination
cunningham and Benton has been 6nishe
Roth men this afternoon were formally COT
mit,sd fos trial on the charge Of treAsE
ielOBy.
sr,vEa March 2I.-The coaiers hA
, .,,sck for higher wages. II is feared tn
have been led TO take tie stand through {
| irauFree OF rebels.
LIyrRpoor.. March 23,-Tbe grand I
( ,;opal s,eepIeehase was run today End y
von Nv Ronusfort. Frigste finished seSoE
|. With Black Prince third
PAaIs, March 27.--Aiss Van zindl !
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A s15, 900 Haul byBurglars.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, March 27.-A daring
robbery was perpetrsted this morning at the
mining village of Locust Gap, The victim
is Peter Duty and the amount taken about
$4,000. DUTY has been known to be
worth considerable money. He was hard
working man and very penurious. He led
a solitary life. This morning, while attend,
ing services in small church, his house
was broken into by burglars, who secured
the;mouey from bureau drawer. DUTY wa
nearly crazed with grief
He had Lo faith in savings banks, as a few
years ago he lost S2,6OO in Huntzinger $
Miners Bask OF Pottsville, which collapsed.
Detectives are trying to ferret out a clue to
the burglars. 1t is the impression that the
burglars belong to this section and that they
were thoroughly acquainted with the prem
Ssp-
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Grnnt'sC Condition.

NV Yoxx, March 27-Dr. douglas
bnUetiu to might regarding Gen. Grant is as
follows: General Grant last night tried
10 sleep wibnut the assis'ance Of any
opiare. lie dad not succeed. He was
awake until ! or ) O'Clock this morning.
Then he took An opla,s and at ) fell asleep
and slept five hours. Then he bresAf stsi
ard afterwards drove TO the Park
with Mrs. Urant. lie had quie,
dsy ard in th- afternoon General Ninistar
Romero and myself drove through the park.
The drives did the patient good. Pulse and
temperature are sbout nominal Throat
tonight looks quite we'll. He vent to bed
at 10 o clock to, night and will again try 10
slesp without assistance, but will not wal,
as long as last night, il not successful.
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WICKED NEW ORLEANS,
Citizens Moving For Vigilance Com.
mittee-A Murder

Citizens Moving For a Vigilance Com
mittee-A Murder.
NEw ORLEANS, March 2T.-A meeting OF
prominent citizens was held last night to
consider the organization of vigilance
committee, on account Of the continued
failure Of the municipal authorities to police
the town, clean the streets, or arrest the
hoydes Of maleisctors VINO nightly commit
crimes of every sort. There are FIVE muir
derers in Jail awaiting the Governor to fix
the date Of their execution, and twenty-five
others accused of murder are awaiting trial
Yesterday Jean Baptiste, colOred youth,
was convicted of sssaulting an aged Ger
man lady. The penalty is death.
Charles Anderson, Of Cincinnati, was
shot and fatally wounded last night by
Charles A. Bridges, of Crystal Springs
Mlss., in house Of ill,fame on Basin street.
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A Boat Blows Up and Kills Seven.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 27.-The steam,
er Mark Twain, running as ferry between
Memphis and Mound City, Ark, five miles
up the river, exploded her boilers this after
noon while lying at the Mound CITY bank,
killing VIII +. Tiesto, A. ]. Demerick, two
Young men from Louisville, engaged IN
newspaper advertising schemes; also, the
fireman, deck hand and another unknown
negro. Captain Gus Fagleman had leg
broken, the barkeeper was badly scalded
and Mary W. Jones, a colored passenger
had an arm broken. About twenty per
sons were aboard the boat when the eNplo-
sion occurred, FIVE Of whom were ladies.
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ALEGIsLATIvE CRANK
Raises Cain in the Ohio Legislature and
Attempts Suicide.

RAISES lam IN sNNe
Attempts Suicide.
CoLuNnUs, O., March 27.-While discuss
ing the general appropriation bill in the
House to-day Mr.. Allen o. Meyers, Demo.
cratic member from this city, who was
somewhat intoxicated, accused Mr.. littler,
Republican, with being Influenced by capl.
talists, ard characterized him as a sneak,
liar, a thief and cur. The Chair endeav-
ored 10 call him to order. but Mr. Meyers
persisted and refused to obey the order OF
the Speaker, all the while heapipg the vilest
abuse upon the House generally:
Mr.. Littler, deadly pale, rushed across the
aisle at Mr.. Meyers. The excitemeDt that
ensued almost battles description. The
members rose to their feet with one accord
and started in the direction Of the be!hger-
ept statesmen the whole body yelling like
Comanehes. Mr.. Stillwell and Chies Clerk
Fisher shielded Meyers and prevented Mr..
Littler from striking him. Mr.. Stoutter
stood with a chsir poised in the air ready to
brain anyone was attacked his Democratic
colleague While this scene was being en-
acted the Speaker (Mr. Cogan) was vsinly
poundipg and calling on the Sergeant-at-
Arms and his assistants to separate the hot
beaded members.
When these officials finally appeared on
the scene, the cooler Legislators had quieted
the agitaled parties and a sort Of peace
reigned. Meyers friends quickly secured
an adjournment and staved of the resolu-
tions 10 expel him which were being writ
ten. Two such resolutions are prepared,
however, one to be introduced BY Demo,
crat and the other by q Republican, and
there is little doubt Mr.. Movers will be ex
PEELED. He has treated the house to several
such exhibitions lately, but has been aba
TO smooth them over.
A late dispatch states that Meyers attempt
cd 10 commit suicide By drinking morphine
and would have succeeded had ho- mol
cboked while swallowing the drug, Causing
him to spit the greater portion o':sa III
was driven to his home and is noVs cGt o
} DANCER
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FEMININE BRAVERY REWARDED.
4 Tramp Permitted to Lodge in n House,
Saves Two Ladies'.

CHARLOTTE, n. c., March ,27.-Near
WadesbOro, Tuesday evening, a tramp
called at the house Of two ladies and asked
for lodging. They finally agreed TO lock him
In closet.
About midnight the ladies were awakened
by a negro who had come into the room.
He threatened to kill them if they made an
outcry and demanded their money, which
one Of the ladies said she would get. She
then went to the closet and unlocked the
door, when the tramp sprang out, pistol in
hand. The negro started to run, but the
tramp fred, killing him instantly. Shortly
after it was discovered that the supposed
negro was white man and a neighbor, who
had blacked his face and invaded the house.
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DIAMONDS On OHIO,
Tho Gems Picked Up Along the Licking
River.

NEWARK, o., March PA short time
ago DR.. Ayers Of Homer, this county, while
walking along the bank of the north fork of
the Licking nver, picked up a peculiar
stone. 1t proved to be q diamond of i'm
mense value. The discovery created great
excitement and since then hundreds of
people have tramped up and down the banks
OF the Tiyer in the hope of being richly re-
Warded for their search.
Word reached here today that Mrs. Mary
Willis, who has been one of the most dill
gent Of the diamond seekers, had found a
stone in appearance resembling q petri6ed
eorn-eob, on which were a large number
of medium sized diamonds. They have
been examined By local lapidists and pro
nounced to be of great purity and worth not
less than $4,000 altogether. This last
fnd has increased the fever and crowds are
Hoeking to the place. Licking county may
yet come to the front as a rich diamond
Eeld
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written letter 10 the Director of the Opera
COmiqus, saying she will not sing in Paris
any more.
LONDON, March 27.-spain has been in
vited to join in the Seuz canal conference.
PARlS, March 27.-The Gaulois says that
thirteen French officers were killed at Dong
Dong in Mondays and Tuesdays fighting.
and declares General NegrIers position an
exceedingly precarious one. Forty thousand
Chinese uoops are nasssd on the frontier
not far distant. Figaro urges the French
forces to Immediately march upon Canton.
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ALunat c's shocking Death.

KrxGsroN, March 27.-Charles Eigno!'
of Smi,hville. a demented man, died sud,
SenIy last Friday. 1t was found that he
had been cruelty treated by his brothers,
,bey having beaten and otherwise misqsed
T;G hin His legs were frozen when he died
ar5 60; 10 Wss Bruised On the head and body,
The brothers denied the charges against
hem The Jury rendered a verdict'that he
cane to his death from causes unknown
The District Attorney has ordered a post
r,,,tsr m examination to be made.
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General Hay Not Ill.

PIrrsBURG, March 27.-The reported
serious illness of First Assistant Postmaster
General Malcolm Hay is unfounded. Mr..
Hay is at his home in Allegheny engaged
il settling up private affairs. Prior to his
departure South be has been 80 overlun By
visitors that he refuses audience to al.
His health is better than fer months.
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Ncra TI.avers on Strike.

PgLApELpTiiA, March p. This morning
,ne hands employed by Via. b. Wood L
Co., wooen sDd cotton manufacturers,
Twenty secorj and Spring Sarden streets.
,truek for the restoration Of the old rate OF
ws,ps an increase Of ten per cent. over
,.ssept rntes Some of tse employees re-
hsed to JON in tie strike, and the lands
wso went cat are threatsaing vengeance
T,onhle 10 feared
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EXCITED MARKETS.
Wheat Opens at 81 and Fluctuates Widely
on War News.


on War News.
CHICAGO, March 27 10: - A. M-The
market opened madly excited this morning.
The great scene of interest was the wheat
pit, and during the first quarter of an hour
trading was very unsatisfactory, prices
varying J and cent in various psrtion1 OF
the pit. Ma, wheat opened at So, broke to
82I' rose to SO, broke to Sl}, rose to 823,
fell back to 81, and is now Footed at 81,
with somewhat greater steadiness, but the
feeling still very nervous. During the early
trading there was an appearance OF strenu-
Gus effort TO break the market, but outside
buying orders were numerous and aided in
sustaining prices. Many rumorS were cur
rent, and had their effect on prices, but the
transactions were generally based on the
course OF foreign securities.
May pork sola at $l2 40, broke of to
Sl2.25 and rallied to Sl2.3e, May corr
was 70 and oats 81
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Do You need remedy that will cure
averv kind Of haR0r from 9 pimple or
ornn,;op TO the wozst scrofHla and syphilitic
disorders use Dr.. Guysott's Yellow Dock
ard SarsspariHA- Three to Eve bottles cure
lin disease, SAltrheum or letter. -Four to
san bottles cure running, ulcers, scrofula
and s ali syphiliic disorders. One to three
Sns,Iss Snu cure sores, boils, carbuncles etc
S"a to two bottles cures pimples on the
S.ce 60 Slotches etc. 1t is the only perfect
~, TSsS nrr;6er that can be made from
sIo.or9S 1tooo knowledge Of drugs. Ask YOU
inoiv lun;s. for II Take no substitute
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NUTRITIOUS food il essential ~ q means
Of restoring q consumptive TO health. A
medicine that vii strengthen the lung, and
soo,h M irritation IL niso necessary. Such
q remedy is Dr. Wistars Bslsa a oS wild
Cherry. II il the osly prspasati1n Of Wild
cherry that gires conplete sa.isfaciion. II
quiclls cures coughs and colds.
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pleasant sight.

NEWARK, n. j., March IA terrlhs term,
rr;1e Foht with bare kuuekles was fought t
Pc pc niles outside of this city last nignS y
TWO Two "I;,i Ion, weights, Jim Donovan. Of New
T,, ISo I'D Bill Ross, of Boston. Both men
i-oLS, iorJ, "I Ssrociously and their faces were
iougnt iogIs5 ont of ali human resemblance. In
PoD,ueJh P.e1,h ronpj Donovan struck Ross under
me 5 zen EN- ssT knocking him senseless. Inc
stakes 500. with gate money were .SS S~,a Sos.
- Donovan. Ross was taken 10 'He
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ABntt,n with Rebels,

o1rAwA, March 27.-A body of rebels
met pa+y unasr GeaeDal Crozisr near
Fort Carleton. Firing began, which lasted
some ans, whea Crozisr, finding the re6e!
force sutnumb4red h:s own, ret,ested IN
good order to. Fort Carleton. Loss on his
si5a l? killed aud II wounded.
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...jn Both Ways

Sickness is the most expensive eDs s1sos ~ : al II
the world. In two ways: 1t puifs f.om Ou' ssrnius ~
,ac sac, cost cost and prevents one IRON nn,S;ng sH .
money Oy tor G,s money nS cannot pay for that :,
S9nsi TIz n,Scb better to keep onessh wen, wen :! !;
nov ~ = ~ g psyker's Tonic whenever tnsFs
the the use oSsStsst - ! !" sign ofiIl health.
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Tho PittsburS and Western Z. r. in Had

PrTSsVRG, March 2T-ReCeivers OF the
PittsbsEg and Western Railroad Company
made application with the United States
CireuN Court to-day to borrow two hundred
and ten thousand dollars to meet pressing
claims which included wages Of employees.
The matter was referred to r. B. CarnahAu,
who was appointed master.
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The Lost Vessel.

GRAND RAPIps, Mich, MarcS26.-The
steamer Wisconsin was sighted at neon to,
day about fifteen miles wesR OF Grand
Haven. To all appearance she was al
right, but surrounded BY SGe. The tug
Arctic was seen about two miles from the
ateamer
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Of the teeth with gritty preparations. The
teeth are too valuable 10 be tribed with.
When gone you must have false ones or
gun" Yourself through life. Cse SOIO-
DON'T. which contains no grit II cleanses
the mouth and yitalizes the secretions.
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Do sandwiches come from the SaudEich
Islands2 Of course not. bat consumption
comes from neglected colds aud bottle
of DR.. Bulls Couch Syrup taken iu lin:
will save much suffering.
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aCeIeorated Case Dsclaed

FAlRNoSr, W. Va, March f7.-TAe ceie'
brated Sharp ejectmsnt case, which hiss
been in court here fos nearly Fifty yea,s. vas
decided to-day in favor of the plaintiff
Dntar5ant. will FAX tor An appeal
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Win MAke SteNl.

Preparations are being made q, the Bel
on, blast furnace to get it into order, %
that il may be put in blast by Monday next.
All The necessary stock il on hand for
s'"rt, and tho making Of Bessener steel pigs
will soon begin. As before stated in this
paper, tbcss pigs viii be scot to Bei'sire.
where th,y will be made into steel slabs
ready for solling into nail plate.
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A $500, geo Frs

DETROIT, MsB., Mach 27.-About one
o'clock this masn' ng FIRE 6roke out in the
dry kiln of tho Michigan carbon works at
Rougeville, suburb. Of this city. The
bone black building almost immediately
caught and IL shost time was completely
in flames.
The works were. erected s5oUs three years
ago, and employed nearly eco men. They
were considsTed to.5e e-ot the most com
p etc of tho kind in the USited States They
did business Of 0,OS1 annually, and it
was necessary tc. opers>a tAem night and
day. 1t ID thought the. l5ss will reach $780,
OO0 insared fos S200GG0. Several en-
p,oyes were reported to hsve beea more or
less buFsed, bZi noA2- seriously. Isaac
Burke, general Dremal, ell tron one OF thu
buildings and sIstaidsiseriouS iDjnries.
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All tf.A Cam cd Meaa Used for, War Orders

CHICAGO, March 2L-The Armor Pack
ing COmpany yessssaay received another
cabls order from !hs British War Depart,
mest for eight thousand additional cases Of
canned bsef reysesen,ing about $4,000
peands, and anosAer proposal for ten :hous,
sad additional cases, which, however, could
sot be Sled wishin the time limited The
statement is made today that osderS 81
ready in han2 have divested al the estAb
lishmsnts IN this conntry engaged in tbi'
partisular business of their available stocks
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-. SeIT York Fire.

Nsw YORk, March 27.-BY hte at Nos,
&C .na s. Duane street, last night, Hood q
Graft Kthographers, were burned out; , 6aN dGs
Snss % ;s about 5000; insured tor SIZ'TOO,
ToSn Lob :, F Dremer. document envelopes: loss
SO ST9 600; insured for $1,000. NsnOast .ast
i.,JS'R D,.nI Rook Company damaged by water
500 600, covered BY insurance. ", w. o6n m
T-V,y 1o,sons G Co, damage BY water tU'OVO' UUUO
f'IiS G insured. Building damaged szV'VVV'
Tn,rty.fivs Miners Killed BY Gas hAPlUso P|"-ox
,,S COSCSF.A 57mAn explosion of gas this morn I'm
;un NAN IN The coal mines at LeOS; S caused daD .ns
ipg1 Ias,b Of thirty-6ve miners, Thirteen oSn
-s-.,,slv Toupded
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g, indian. starved and Frozen to Death

CAprILAc, MIcH., March p. - Two
woodsmen who were coming here on snow
shoes Yesterday, found an Indian camp on
Pine river IN the southwestern part OF this
county, with only one Indian girl as the sur sur,
vivor of a party Of seven: She had oeen
four days without food. The men took her
10 the nearest settlement and burned the SIX
bodies in the STOW. They were wondering
hand of Ottawas The snow was too deep
10 permit them TO hunt, and they were too
wsak 10 travel.
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FORMERLY weak, nervous dyspspue ana
debili,aied individuals Who found only d's-
appoinin.nt il the various bitters and
secret uusck postEuBs, pretended kidney
medicines. etc. are agreerbly SURPRISED to
regain perfect hsalth and strength OF mind
and BODY. sni complete hearts ease and
freedom from sehss and p&ins ~ the use Of
DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock shd Sa-saParlla
II res,cres every disr .derd isaclian 10
pornsl colii.ion.
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p,,rk on Pensions.

?, .r,ycroy, D. C., March 2I.-Com'
ssEoncr Black to day issued the following
-, To advance any one Peps,on ~
~an, a fits order is to retard y s.
k.,r me he adjustment of thousands OF sp, otnsri
Pa,a preceed in order OF fling 20 psTrSn OnoT
!. .,tc.ice OF fraudulent imPosltIonyS .So. apU[ ~
!, pss.ion I..1 olfce, it is announced tnst tn, \,
.l,ss viii be made special that Is 'anoI =
1 - of her order for expedition unless SUI, ~,
4ors are shown in writing as Wlu IN SnI ~
..::n5Lt Of the commissioner WsrLaaS ,a:",on, 49,
r.or TIE mere statements OF eisinioi;s as ~,
| Hr,,,ye. qncorroborated BY those .. IN =
r'H.' p,rsors will not be deemed 'u''
T,'e warrant such special seton
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BESWO0D.

A Recktis exbibstion was given at the
r;pk last night. Neckties OF all sizes, hues,
and descridtion Sgurea PFominently:
To-day (SatBrday) is payday at ths Ben
wood iron works.
JW. Reid. the Efficient County Supsrin-
tepdent of Schools, was in town yesterday.
The pedsgoguss are around taking the
school enumeration -.
A prominent citizen will give brilliant
party this evening in honor OF his birth DAY
a band was over from Bellaire Yesterday.
Its object was to advertise Prof. Melro:e
performances at the Elysisn rink in that
CITY. This rink has made an agreement
with the Ovens ferry proprietor to accom-
modate its patrons free Of ierrysge
The Princess return to this roate % heAi;'
ily appreciated by our populace.
Mrs. Mann, Sr., returned home yesterday
after visi. at tbe residence OF her sou
Miss !. Strobe, q vivacio1s yonns lay o.
Wheeling, IS The guest OF friends here