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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-24
Miss CushInan's shipper

Charlotte Cushman had loot Of her
ov n in size, and generally wore foars, but
could crowd into a three and halt on a
tight squeeze" One night, soon after re-
covering from a severe attack Of iulanma-
tnrv heumatism, she was wearing pair OF
slippers much TOO small for her. Darling
behind the wings between the scenes. she
spa,ched them of and threw them as far as
she could, exclaiming: "Te gods Some
body lend me a pair Of slippers, or TH 20
on IN my stockings" What number 90
you wear asked young actor, ready to
help her in the emergency. "Oh, never
mind the number; anything from Eve to
tuentv" she replied.
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PITTsBURG, March 23.-ln the United
States Circuit Court to-day suit was brought
for infringement of patent against the West
ern Pennsylvania Telegraph and Telephone
Company by the American Bell Telephone
Company. Plaintiff claims they have been
granted the sole right to manufacture the
electric speaking telephone, and ask that
an injunction be granted restraing defend
ant company from renting their telephones
and customers of defendant from using the
aame.
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ACROSS THE PUDDLE.

SrAElN, March % British positions on
the road to Tamai from Suakim are Rll we'll
reinforced and safely held. Arabs admit
they lost 5000 men in Sundays battle.
BrnsE. March 23.--An nnsrchis, wss sr'
rested to day for posting placards incitins
people 10 murder and incendiarism.
PARIS, March 23.--The Government asks
n credit Of 81, 400 on account OF military
operations at Madagascar.
PARIS, March 23.-The Chinese losses at
Thupenauan on the ID and Sd inst were
numerous. Among those killed was the
CHIEF Of the black flags General Meguir
made reconnaissance beyond the frontier.
BERrIy, March 23.-Reichstag hsS adop,-
cd bill providing for the subsidizing Of the
steamship companies.
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a MlrnrIN.

Mrs. T. 8. Ebsrline, OF 27i Market strcet,
Allegheny City, Pa, now living at Keoknk,
Iowa, had been sick for years, aad finally
passed into consumption. The physicians
Who attended her were among the very best
in the city. They did everything that the
NOS, gifted among them were capable Of
doing, and konorably told her that nothing
more could be done, that she could not bye
over that night. About midnight death
began 10 close the suffering Of the good wife
and dutitul mother, and as the friends and
family were gathered around the bed in tsars
to witness her passage 10 eternity, an0tAer
pbyEician suddenly entered and softly
whispered, Get PEEUEl, quickly; hurry
Il was brought, and though the
breathing had almost ceased, hes lips
we're Eyid, finger nails blue, The palse bad
ceased at the wrist "0h," sighed the
friends, 1T is too late; do not trouble her
any longer" but she swallowed Little,
rallied and expeetonted great mouthfu!;.
she breaihed easier; she swallowed . little
more, and again she raised more phleg1s,
the breathing improved; the bystander;
ok cournge and they penevcred With the
Peruna until she was surely better The
puIse returned, the circulauon was re-sstab-
Used, the lips and naiis became natural, af.
ter which . tesspoonful Of the Peruna
every hour was administered and zAe con
timed 10 improve in few days she sat
up; in two weeks she Vas The hsassiest eater.
in the house. and in three montss she waS
perfectly well. Who il not convnced Of ths
unequal worth Of Peruna- For sf6dsgits
and signatures q the tratlSnlness Of this
statement Of Ms. Eberiine'a ease, 80 the
Ills Of Life and How to Cure 1hem"
grAtis Of any druggist
Mn. Fl. B HammosA, ChardeA 0hia
writes: '1n regard to yaAs Nanais, / have
used il, and find il 70 Se one Of The best Z
will say the bcst Essf medicine esse
used, and have t1;Sd good many. VIA
] commenced taking your medicine ~
forehead, and CHAR down aseund ny sbass
was covered VIII those bro~n liver roA
After taking your medici.e shst sns
those al disappeared. We have taken, ny
self and husband, eight botlsA ! tn,nk'
We win 10. be wifhcat Il in The house
II. Ni.hoIiand, 80 ard ~ Forbes s:rses
Piit,bsrg, Pc. says: "cu'.s nomoes =
nav f.;crds aud m.sel5 tass had great saii1,
f.Stiop fiosa the ne Of yosr persaa so1
/ .nd Earain. Iaiee5. sc conAJsr hem :
1yn.d ronscea &. she sssioss iHs 70 $500
9ess lssss hs;s.
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New Cumberland.

NEw CUMBERLAND, W. Va, March %
Yesterday Sunday about 10 q: m. the
family residence of James l.. Freeman
Esq, short distance below town and stu
ated on the hill, took fire and burned to the
ground. There was none of the family at
home at the time, except Mr.. Freeman him
s-lf but help arrived in time to get most Of
the furniture out of the first story, but
every thing up stairs, including bedding
wearing apparel, furniture, &c, was destroy.
ed II is said there was no insurance on
the building or furniture, which Will make
he loss total, amounting to perhaps IRON
s 600 to $4,000 The fire caught from one
f the hues.
The Clifton has tow OF brick ready to
take below on the opening Of navigation.
Cant. VIM. Householder has coal barge
loaded with about one hundred and sixty
thousand fre.briek to take South on the
first rise. Mr.. Householder has been en-
gagged in boating brick to the Sugar Coast
and into the Bayous for over third OF
century.
The Board of Oyerseers Of the Poor, last
week, contracted with Henry Mayhew, q
farmer near Fairview, to keep all the poor
that are county charge, for the term OF
five years. for the sum OF twenty-one hun
dred dollars per year. Mr.. Mayhem to pay
all funeral expenses, doctor bills, and also
any partial support that may be ordered.
There are at present about fourteen re-
ceiving support Whether this Will prove
to be a wise proceeding for all parties
time viii determine.
Circuit Court begins to-day.
Ex-Sheriff Swaney and wife were in town
Saturday night, and his horse thinking it
would be more pleasant at nome in the
stable than standing in the cold, started
with the carriage for the country, where
he arrived in due time without any dam
to himself or carriage.
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CHILDREN RoASTED ALIVE.

r. the Parents Are Absent, Two Chill
dreu Are Burned To Death.
-r- Mon, March 23.-The Posts
3 E.h) special says Saturday
: I N97;hera township, this county,
-,--, children of George Spcouer were
-7 cls.sd alive. The father was ab-
3. zo-S IN the lumber yard, and the
z: :5-! zone callirg during the evening,
g Pg: he children to bed. A good
aH LET; IN the kitchen stove, and it is
81 ,hs; Goals fell on the floor, causing
.-sgration. Flames were discovered,
8: men we're unable to extinguish
After repeated efforts, however, the
;sH we're got out, but they were a mass
ss1iag -esh, burned almost beyond
'lt.Ol.
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No Knock.Downs.

CHICAGO, March 23.-Jack Burke and
Alf Greenfield met in Battery D armory, in
the presence of between four and FIVE thou
sand people tonight, to spar six rounds,
Marquis Of Queensbury rules, with small
gloves. At the end OF six rounds the
referees could not agree and another round
was fought without settling the matter and
the parties separated. Probably it will be
called q draw. No knock-downs.
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A SENSATION.
Sherman's SOn-in-Law Sued by the Com
pany of Which He was President.

Sherman's SOn-in-Law Sued by the Com
pany of Which He was President.
Sr LOUIS, March 23.-The Harrison
Wne Company has brought suit against
Thomas W. Fitch, the ex-president OF the
company for SlO2,279.35. The suit on Its
face is for goods sold and delivered and
money lent, but long exhibit filed in the
case particularizes the real ground of the
action. 1t shows FItch's account with the
company wtilo he was president from Jan
uslv, lS7S, to March 3. 1888. During that
time he is shown to have drawn out ofthe COM
any S2Os, ,O2l go while he was entitled to
4nly SIO5,74225. The entries are all made
on the boobs regularly, Fitch charging HIM
self with all the moneys taken By him The
,wo largest ite ms charged against him are
Sl5 600 each for bonds of the Harrison WIRE
Company. The balance of the amount
drawn was mostly in cash and drafts, Fitch s
saIarv was -, 900 = year, which would have
entitled him 10 $50, 600 in the six years Gov
cred by the statement, but By other creditS
during that period this sum is raised 10
sos f42.25. The suit has caused consld-
erable commotion, as Fitch is the young
Iieu,enant who married Minnie, daughter OF
General Sherman, and resigned his navy p0-
4 lion.
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4 BOILER EXPlODES
CHARLESTON Wholesale Grocery
and Causes
rs IN PROPERTY AND LIFE.
F,now the Explosion, Which
Communicate to the Hale
House and
TEEN MINUTES DESTROYS 1T.
, rtEH @@ Rsgisar.

N...
ION. ". Va, March pa
,si .,r heating purposes exploded in
..rsn, Of hs--olesale grocery store
49, B,o,hers this morning at S;l5
!. completely wrecking the building
.rp, George Wilcher, a colored por-
u seriously injuring Joel Ruffner.
49, IN the boiler had been allowed to
,, low. and Wilcher started to pump
,.s-in. Ruffner Brothers store stood
~ A5aev Il Arnolds wholesale dry
establishment and the Hale House.
Ike 5.. in the ruins of the building a
.,r;fs after the explosion, and before
,-tnent could get out the hotel took
f, the msnssrd roof, and
.-s made such headway that
.hs steamer arrived the house
,,rsi. The loss of Ruaner Brothers
q, U.l 5e about 100000 and on build
.,-. - CJO more. The insurance On
E.. $50 0UO. and it is more on the build
e.. / Woodwards loss viii reach
5000 on hotel and household
The Hale was built in 1878 By DR..
lis city, and cost $4,000. The
a, done in ninety days 1t had 100
,y- he basement, which was built
p stone, and was one OF the finest
the State. Many improvements
T., s been added. The loss of the
Isiiered a great calamity to the
The CIV council is soundly berated
4. .r-syi3iug he 6remen with proper
Il, \ man named ksunis was
Gear ont Of Ruffner Bros. withou.
,--,
Another Account
,s-g,-0y. ". VA, March 23.-This
Z, S; , o'clock the boiler in RuFner
Wholesale grocery exploded and set
zEng on fire. The flames comuuni-
% the Hale House adjoining, destroy
:3s: juildiug also. George Wilcher,
5- re RuEuerS, was killed by the
+ Z and his body burned. The flames
50 rapidly that the building was q
ia q rgarter OF an hour. Joel Ruffner,
5 vas seriously injured by the explo-
trers loss viii reach $4,000; loss
.- 6 Woodward. proprietors of the
Z gse, will be fully SS0,000. The
House was insured for $4,000. The
we're insured for $4,000.
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DR.. BURCHARD.
The Great AlIiterater Does the Funny Act
in New York.

New YORK, March 23.-Rev. DR.. Bur
chard delivered a lecture on Men have
met" at the United Presbyterian church
tonight. he complained of pains in his
head, heart and back before e-began. He
told the report,ri If they came to hear men-
ton of any prominent men who had been
lately before the public eye they would be
disappointed. Dr.. Burchard said the daily
papers had mistaken him for religious
slouch" and ecclesiastical dude, an old fool,
and mule with ears like those of the mule
Balaam rode" He has been call.
ed everything but thief and
loafer. Only last week he had
been taken for a plumber. He had also
been mistaken for head waiter of a hotel
in Venice. In referring to pride and riches
the speaker made use of the words person,
purse and palace" and then added: you see
am given to ALTERATION" Laughter. ]
DR.. Burchard said he had been called a
blgot. he denied that he was bigot,
"Who was one who stood on a segment Of
truth and never looked around circle?
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Grant's Condition.

New YORK, March 23.-After his visit
to Gen. Grant tonight Dr.. Douglas said
Gen. Grant slept from 10 till last night
Then he arose, gurgled his throat and
again went to bed, but arose at a. m
During the day he wrote several pages o'
manuscript At my noon visit he com
plaintd he couldn't sleep though his hi:
throat is not troublesome. The General
slept some in the afternoon, and for him
was quite bright this evening"
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Fourteen Business Houses Burned.

RuEiGH, n. C., March 23.-At 7:3O this
moIaing fire broke. out at Henderson, a
own forty five miles from Raleigh on the
Raleigh and CASTOR railroad. The fire
spread rapidly and by . o'clock fourteen
business houses were DESTROYED. Among
these were +. G. Davis, Cheatham & Cs,
Lassier & Sons, J. l.. H. Missillier, Owen
Davis, n Dorsey, NJ. Summer6eld and 7.
W. Finch & Co Assistance was asked of
the Ra:eigh fire department but at 9 o'clock
the FIRE was reported under control The
loss is ronphly estimated at $4,000.
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The One Thing Lacking.
'.Samer7fiLs Journal.

II was at 4 rink, and the gentlemanfy
YOUR. man with brass buttons and cheek
TO match, vas initiating the shy young thing
of l6 into the mysteries Of roller skating.
You strike out boldly like this" said be,
illustrating with graceful sweep. and then,
as she bravely tried to initiate him, he ex-
claimed: "Ah, you're catching on She
didn't make any audible reply until she
had finished the somersault Then abe pat
down her skirts with both hands, and mur-
INJURED softly: mo. that's the trouble;
there wasn't anything TO catch on to.
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A Gentle Bishop.
L0ndoa Spectator.

This reminds Us Of visit whick = triend
made 10 the late Bishop ThirlEsll when he
had resigned his zee, and was LIVING In re-
tirement at Bath. The Bishop was in very
tsiIipg health, and a. bis visitor thought
longing less comfortable than might have
been v;shed. "wsy do yoa not at in thai
srmehsir. my desr Bishop said the visitor.
Dent you zee who is ,ssrer said the Bish-
Cd. pointing TO large sleeping cat; she
mus, not be disturbed
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, p,,,r y, Tobacco Does Good Service.

IIyooLx, NEB., March 23.-At noon yes
s-dav Mrs Ensign returned home from
church and saw two men jump from nef
hack window. She gave the alarm and a
stable boy in the ueighbOrhOod responded
He gave chase to the men. and after Ss iGlio"t W
;ao m ,Ssm several blocks, pulled plug ot
M .oS.cco Coo from his hip pocket and command
.G0Iso 70 'Son, ~ halt The robbers dropped their
eu t,nns ,9s and booty, held up their hands ana d
gus goJ an him not TO shoot. The P!ucSy LAD
D;etsJ OSgg no their revolvers and marched tne
Pione on 20 the station house before they real
;,s1 the situation.
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tn sunpress the Uprising,

WlyxIrEG, March 23.-Artillery, mounted
police and volunteers are being hurried
furw ard to Prince Albert and Carlton to
suppress The Saskatchewan, hal breeds and
Indian uprising. The situation there is still
critical and serious trouble is imminent.
News from the scene of disturbance is
meapre TO-DAY.
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GOLD FOUND
In Abundance at the Mouth of Deserted
Mine.

In Abundance at the Mouth of a Deserted
Mine.
RALEIGH. n. c., March 23.-Nesr Con-
cord, Cabarrus county, Robert Paul bought
a gold mine which eight years ago was par
italy opened by an Englshman, at whose
death work was stopped. The mine filled
with water, and large mound of earth
taken from it became covered with vines.
This week Paul hauled some of the
earth from near the mouth of the
mine to his house. Among the
gravel was q lump of gold. He took the
earth to the creek, washed it, and got 1926
from cart load. He kept the affair secret.
There are 1000 bushels Of earth at the pit,
and o man named Eli Hinson made Paul
cash offer of $50 per bushel for it, which
was refused. 1t is stated By a man ninety
years old that the mine was really worked
By the Euglishman in q mysterious way and
with success 1t was in Cabarrus county
that gold was first found in North Carolina.
The nuggets weighed twenty eight pounds,
and for many years remained the largest on
record, until surpassed by one found in
California and later bE one discovered in
Australia
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A Reasoasbis saggssttsa.

English visitor TO Dublin car-driysr):
"Well, Pat, what's your fare fos two mileT
Pat: "Och, shure, III lave II 10 your
honor. ."-English visitor 'Its NOT cues
ton Of honor, my good fellow; il n quss-
tion Of what is your Just faro. Pat:
well, yer honor, If ye put in that way. my
Just fare is gist what the polls (the curse Of
Cromwell on EN- allD allows poor decent
boy ike myselfto keep the ould horse. the
missus and nine children upon; % if ye
honor will give me ten shillings, III drink
yer health and pray the blessings Of oil the
saints a,,ind yer when yer toimes come"
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Soldiers Robbing Their Comrades.

MILWAUKEE, March 23.-For a year past
tie veterans st the Soldiers Home have
been clubbsd at various places near the
Home and robbed of their money and
watches. Last December Samuel Willix
was hit on the head and robbed, and has
since died from the effects of the blow. Last
Wednesday night William Farrell was
Yesterday Wilbert Berner and David Bean,
inmates Of the home we're arrested for the
crimes. 1t is alleged that the prisoners
dressed themselves in citizens clothing
when committing the crimes
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A Miner Killed.

FuENoxr, W. Va, March 2S.-David
Richardson, new miner, was killed at Gss-
ton mines, near this place, day, lie was
riding in a mine wagon to look at the p lace
vbsre he was to work and he was struck BY
,bo and cate of the wagon, breaking his
uscL % and killing him instantly. The Coro,
ner's jury rendered a verdict IN accordance
u.ith the above.
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NErsilG!C pain i usually Of 81 intensity
shs,p, ect6pg sr burning character, sna is
tiibtI ccrE'sEt or intermittent 10 re
bs-l ttis feature end Eject g sptsdv AID
rem srsrt crrs RIB ftorouehly ~i'h SAiss'
ion CT, Gis enst.st rsi1 cR52 ea eaah
Ir;cc - cruis 4 totiie,
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Tramps Rob n Church.

Cuc,Go March 23.-Some time i. oatur,
y Cn;CJ n;aS, thieves broke open the tabernacle
Of St. Mary's Church, at "sTsSt "Ss &c sol;d
a. UrS EIdridge Court, and stole TWO nSnaJ sTnJ
a;IUar s cibori1ms valued at several nunoseu Sseu
SnIIars S 1t is said that trsmps nav nave : otSa ,Sa
u The habit of secre.ing themselves 10 sto to
N hnrcb ,r 70 sleep and the theft is supposed 70
uI Snut -, committed by them.
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FosxEs,.Y weak. nervous. dyspsp.ic 3

PoRNEsLY weak, nervous, dyspsptic sai |
debilitated individuals who found only dis.
appointment in the various bitsers sal
secret qusek nostTuns, pretended kidney
medicines, etc, are agrcerbly surprised to
regain perfect health and strength Of mind
snd body. and complete hearts ease sud
freedom from aches and pains b7 the use o;
DR.. Guysott's yellow Dock sad Ssrssparills
1t restores every disorisrsi funcsioa to 9
norusl condition,
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journalistic Eni. yp<iss.

Here" said the managing editor TO the
foreman, is . column Of stuff that one d
the staff has patched up. II doesn't amount
TO much, and | don't suppose any pspee
would be fool enough TO copy Il; you'd bet.
ter mark II copyrighted i looks like CO.
terprise, you know"
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Teller Dorsey Skipped to Canada.

BALTIMORE, March 23.-R. Z. Dorsey,
the paying teller of McKim & Co.'S Bank,
disappeared last Tuesday, aad his accounts
were found to be short about $4,000. The
members of the frm are very reticent about
the affair. 1t is said Dorsey kAs gone to
Canada. His mother has offered to make
q settlement with the Gru. he entered the
employ of McKim & Co about six wear.
ago aud was regarded as most Trustworthy
man
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The suppIy of Cereals.

CHICAGO, March 23.-The report Of the
Secretary of the Board of Trade, to be
posted on Change to morrow, viii show
visible supply Of leading cereals in the
United States and Canada on the 2lst
inst, to have been as follows: Wheat, 49,
452S49 bushels; decrease, l40,l6 bushels,
compared with the supply on l4th inst
Corn, 1874, ,464; decrease, T2l, Col. Oats.
2,7O9. $50; decrease. 4S,609. Rye, 3tO, OBS;
decrease 24,SlO. Barley, l,l4O,75I; de-
crease, l4l,9o8. Grain in store in Chicago
at same date was: Wheat, l5,8lO,9OS;
corn, |, l,67497s; oats, 5l3, ,563; rye, l36,625;
barley, S5,792.
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- l. assential as 9 means

Ng5aIE5or' fSSa fSSSSa.snpiiTe IS ssiSpo to health
., m,5;cine that will strengthen the lungs such S
.oolh ali irritation Is also neSIs sslssm of Wild
q Gems Isms Il is the only preparation OF via +,
CheLE! ! that gives complete satisfaction Il
n:rtIv enerSl m cures coughs aud colds.
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Valuable Blue Works Burned,

NEwAsk, n. J, March zS'-ne'' =.
Nsrzs Ultra Marine Blue Works were re- az :
lies ..saras by FIRE this morning Inc '0'S %
su SI0I 600; fully insared.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-24

Do YOU need q remedy that VIII cure
every kind Of humor from a pimPle or
eruption to the worst serofula and syphilitlc
disorders, use DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock
ard Sarsaparills- Three to FIVE bottles cure
skin disease, saltrheum or letter. -Four 10
ten bottles cure running. ulcers, scrofala
and al syphihtic disorders. Ose to three
bottles cure sores, boils. car5unc!es, etc.
One to two bottles cures pimPles on the
face, blotcbes, etc. II IS the only perfect
Slood purifier that can be made from :
thorough kno=ledge Of Drugs. Ask TsTs
druggist foz l.. Take no sa5siitate,
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ErIulFulI OF News.

'N-| 51a bH9-e.
ling REGGSrgE'S specials t,om
:''1 s.e hrim rull &c ghe news OF the
o. .traFaEs. Especially are All
- sI',.si interest 20 West fr-
Er,ry family should take .
Il, ;.tl.srLE.
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Jnr Cos, Dead,

March 23.-Joe Goss, pugIlist'
cock this morning OF Bright 8
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Big Coal Contract Awarded the c, L. q

MoNTREAI, March 23.-The Grand Trunk
lines awarded contracts for 375. 5.0o0 tons OF
ccal, So 900 tons to be delivered at Detroit,
The contract for which was awarded the
Cleveland. Lors;a and Wheeling Railroad
Counany at S20j.
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GEN. Bryant Appointed.
WASHINGTON Notss.

It is said at the White House that the
President viii tsks no action IN regard to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-24

THE grave robbers captured in Philadel
pLia are not as bad as those mothers who
are life robbers, by neglecting the eough OF
a child, VIXEN they know fall we'll that one
hottie OF Dr. Bulls Cough SyIup would cure
1t std make it happy.