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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-24
AFTER MANY YEARS
A DisinhsrIted Som Breaks n VIII and Gets
an Estate.

an Estate.
=. Heury ]. Fisher. Sr., was an old and re
spected citizen of Point Pleasant, this State,
says the Parkersburg Journal He was
6nancier of no ordinary ability, and
shrewd and able lawyer. In the course Of
his life he accumulated vast estate, which
added to his prominence in that section.
Mr.. Fisher had one son, named TOR himself.
Young Fisher in his youth became wild and
10 an extent reckless. He went into the
confederate army and was brave soldier,
being promoted for bravery on the field
His father was displeased with his course
and tefore his death executed will in
which the sons prerogatIys as herr were en-
,irely diIegarded. The testator had en-
deavored to entail the estate in accumu-
lafing trust. before the investing Of the en-
rirely, 10 a period beyond that which the
law allows. Henry J. Fisher, ,Ir., now
,aNy,r prst ticiBg al the bar and residing
I Clicsgo, Ill, brought suit to declare the
lii cd as TO the disposition made OF the
property.
The trustees Messrs. Hogg and Campbell,
# Point Pleasant, defended the will with
characteristic energy and ability. Briefs
were offered in the Circuit Court BY Attor
neys Hogg, English and Hedrick, Of Point
Pleasant, ". Va, Quarter, of Charleston,
and the Messrs. Brown, Of Ravenvood.
Hon. J. B. Menager represented the
trustee, Dr. Campbell in the Federal Court
at this place and with his colleague, Hon.
Chss. Z. Hogg, opposed the counsel on the
opposite side with great earnestness. The
complaint Henry ]. Fisher, il, vas repre-
sented BY Col. ID. S. Hounshell, Of Cincin-
natl, D. ". Polsley and W. r.. Gum, Of
Point Pleasant, and John A. Hutchinson,
of Psrkersqurg, which aggregates an array
Of legal talent equal to that Of any bar.
Able briefs were presented by these gen.
tlemen and able arguments made before the
court upon the various questions involved
N the case, but the position occupied by the
counsel for complainant fortified BY prece-
dent and authority was impregnat'le, and as
consequence the decision Of the court was
in his favor.
By the result of this legal contest Henry
J. Fisher, Jr., will succeed TO his inherit
snce, and the estate, we hope, viii follow
heir upon heir, as in a succeeding food
wave follows wave, The gentlemen counsel
in the case are loud in their praises of Judge
Jachsoh's legal ability as sttested by his va
rious decisions during the time the suit was
-. ..,ol
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L6GIsLATIVE LORE.
HOUSE NOTES.

HOUSE NOTES.
The number OF spectators was very
small.
There was a perfect avalanche Of prohibi-
ton petitions.
TIE ladies were conspicuous BY their alb
sence. By and by the afternoon sessions
all bring them out.
Members Of the House. without excep-
non, show creditable disposition to push
business along as fast as possible.
in the discussion on H. B. No. l2, Mr..
Laidley created some amusement BY talk
iDg against the bill and then voting for it.
There appears to be decided propensity
among members Of the House to give
away the secrets Of the committee rooms.
The rejection Of the bill authorizing the
purchase of Mr.. Fairs historical painting
The Siege of Fort Henry" was generally
regretted BY the friends Of that gentleman.
A number of members have missed arti-
cles from the pockets Of their overcoats in
Inc cloak room, and the attention of the
members was called to the matter yesterday
and precautionary measures suggested.
The Committee on Arts and Sciences re-
ported back TO The House yesterday, it
was inexpedient to purchase the historic
painting Of the Battle Of Fort Henry, by
J. C. Fairs, on account Of the condition Of
The State finance
In the course Of Mr.. Robertsons maiden
and very effective speech on Fl. B. No. IS,
his alI1sion to the Coroner knowing as
much about heart disease as he did about
law" brought down the house and secured
the second reading Of the measure.
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TRIO OF PAKDONs,
Two Mild Burglars and One Liquor Law
VioIAtor ReceiI Ciemeney.

Two Mild Burglars and One Liquor Law
yiOlAtor ReceiI . Ciemency.
Yesterday was a benevolent day With
Gov. Jsckson and the pardoning power con-
ferr.d BY the law made three men happy.
Three pardous we're issued by his excel
lency. the circumstances, in each casa, var
rsriing the elemency.
Chss. Loury was convicted, in May 1888,
by the Berkeley Circuit Court, Of burglary
and sentenced to FIVE years in the peniten-
tiary. 1t appears that the burglary consist
ed Of breaking into house where another
man vas sleeping win the sweetheart Of
Loury and was crime Oecasioned BY Jeal-
ousY and without other criminal intent.
The Young man has been in confinement
nearly two years and his behavior has been
good. Judge Faulkner. Judge Green, d.
B. Lucas aud many others petitioned for the
pardon and II vas granted.
George Craig was convicted last Febru-
airy, in Macon county, of breaking into an
ouibuilding and stealing chicken, for
which he was sentenced to three years in
the penitentary. ItapPears the crime was
hiHfng and the punishment great, and on
the petition Of the judge, prosecutor and
Jury, besides many others, Governor Jack
SON directed pardon to issue
H. W. Davis, of Mercer county, was con-
victed in November, 1883, on four counts
Of unlawfully selling spirituOus liquors and
assessed with fines amounting TO $500. 1t
appears he is poor and utterly unable to pay
them and upon his making oath to never
sgsin sell hqlOrin) violation Of law, the
fines were ordered RENTED by His Excel
leLcT
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SENATE NOTES.

A few Of the committees are hard
pushed.
The Senate calendar begins to look ike
business
The Senate yesterday passed four bills
and rejected four.
} Gallery packed as usual, but fewer ladies
appeared on the floor.
A bill introduced at the beginning of the
session comforting additional power on JUS
tees of the Peace, is good move.
An important bill, introduced by Senator
Price, of Mineral, providing for reform
school in this State, viii come up for a sec
ond reading on Monday.
Another broad and expansive smile
danced around the Senate chamber on the
reading Of Senator Smiths resolution that
so much of the Governors message as re-
fers 10 the military force of the State be
referred to the Committee on the Militia.
A large and glaring circular, published
bys Chicago company, that labors under
the name Of Revolution Temperance Pub
fishing Co., headed Startling Statistics"
was circulated among members Yesterday.
II set forth in large type the amount of
money spent for drinkables in this country
besides other things that substautiated the
circulars head Of Startling Statistics.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

zASEsT. NJ E. CHURCH-Rev. J. Henry Hes,
pastor. Services Sunday, January 3, at 1850 a. u.
and 40 ?. m. Sunday school at 2 p. m. AL are
invited.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Services
at Second Presbyterian Church, Rev. ". II. Cooke,
n. d., pastor, at 1880 o m. and 700 p. M. Sab
hath School at q. m. All are welcome.
UNITED PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Preach-
ing Sunday, January q. ut lt:S0 a. m. and 700
p. M, by the pastor, Rev. J. 7. Mcclure, D. ID.
sabbath-schOol al 2 pm.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. Dr..
Cunningham will preach on Sunday at 1879 a. m,
and 100 p. m.
DISCIPLES CHURCB.-sefyices Sunday, Ianua-
25 AZ 1890 2. N. and p. m, by Rev. Z. J. Hart.
Morning subject: "Pauls Suffering and victory"
Evening subject: "Soving and Reapinz." Sun
day school AZ . q IN.
ST. MATTHEW'S CHURcH-Services st 10 20 q.
m and - p. m
FIRST ENG. EY. LUTHERAN CHURCH
Services SUNDAY, January q, lSs5 At IO:3o a. m.
and p m, by the pastor, Rev. T. II. DOrnblAser.
Sunday school At Up. m Strangers are welcome.
WAYMAN CHAPEL, A. VI. +. CHURCH.
Memorial services will be held to at II a. N.
in respect 10 the memory Of the late Bishop w. r.
DickersOn, ID. ID. Preaching at 80 D. m, by the
pastor Rev. c. Asbury, ID. ID. The revival meetings
he'd in this church since the Week Of Prayer have
been quite successful They will be continued next
week.
FOURTH STREET NJ. z CHUBCH.-Preaehina
SUNDAY. January q, ISIS, AZ 1880 r. m. and 90
D. M, by the pastor, Rev. Jos. Esmith, ID ID. sun-
day school at p. m. Yong peoples meeting
Monday at T.50 p. m.
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ALONG THE SHORE.

What Is Being Done on the Ohio
River.
RIcE's LANDING, January 23.-Riyer !
feet inches and falling.
GREENSBORO Pa, January 23.-RiTer
closed. Weather clear.
PITTsBURG, January 23.-Riyer ! feet :
inches and falling. Showing.
MoRCaSTovS, January 23.-River closed.
Weather clear; thermometer Ia.
PIrTsBURG, January 23.-River feet
inches and falling. Clear and cold.
CMRo, January 23.-Riyer 50 feet, !
inches and rising. Weather, slight rain.
Or CRY, Pa, January 23.-River 3 fee,
9 inches and falling. Weather cloud!
and cold.
Louisville, January 23-River falling
with II feet inches in the canal; Il
feet inches on the falls.
LOUISVILLE, January 23.-River falling
fast, with l6 feet 5 inches in the canal
Weather cloudy, moderatingr raining and
showing alternately.
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wuREalrs wnzxz1msE
49,. Invests rsannsa Ds.a sur Hurrasa
Rsadsrs.

EoWn EEo1fB LxlMmoa 1~sA -
MArzEz todsy.
NNSrK MADDEzs.
AcxKs-WALLAcE-VuLA company al the
Academy.
A KzT pleasing entertainment was sisea
NJ fhs Zane Street n E Church, last
night
RosT. B. WoODs, ST.. vas Yesterday CON-
nisgi0ned notary public oy tofern0r
Jackson.
THn Peoples BuiIdinE and LOan Assoc,
ton No. 2, Of MorgantOvn, vas chartered
yesterday.
THKn new Council Is called for ? O'Clock
this afternoon. Cox Sweeney sad John
Waterhozse are SPOKEN Of for President OF
the Second branch
THE loan ordnance vas defeated as
complete returns showed, By % votes
What Win be done. nov. Is 9 matter no
feIlah can find out
A74FK1IoS = called to The Advertisement
Of saIe Of real estate. steam engine, shear
ard wagon. AT front door Of Court house,
his noruing. Geo. ". Eekhart, Jr., tras-
te.
4 Eoc race viii Be the attraction At the
ls'sad Rink, tonight. A ehayed beg will
Be turned loose and the man catching the
sospy animal viii get pair of skates, BE-
sides the pig.
The CAPITOL Rink will not be opened, to-
night, as was expected The management
Is determind to open in good style and viii
not DO 90 until everything Is ready. On
Monday night the opening viii take place.
Tx case ofthe State ofWest Virginia ys.
A. Z. Mccain, before II. c. Peterman, j.
p. was dismissed at the defendants costs. he
agreeing to keep the peace toward Il. d.
nerstine, the complaining witness, tor SIX
months.
DE. N. A. NEWELL, State Superintendent
ofSebools of Maryland and Principal of the
Baltimore Normal School, addressed the
Teachers Association, yesterday afternoon,
in Clay school There were present also
Prof. 4. L. Wade, Hon ThOs. Dennis,
Speaker Of the House Of Delegates State
Superintendent Bufcher, Dr.. Jepson, Gee.
A Howard and Others
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Young Men. Read This.

The yoltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich,
offer to send their celebrated Electro-Vsl
taic Belt and other Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days, to men young and
old) afflicted with nervous debility loss Of
vstality and manhood, and kindred trou
bles. Also for rheumatism. neuralgia, par
alysis, and many other diseases. Complete
restoration to health, vigor and manhood
guaranteed. No risk is incurred, as thirty
days trial is allowed. Write them at once
or illustrated pamphletsfree.
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Hnrrihla Handachei

1t ID awful to have headache, whether you
ore lawyer, preacher, grocer, postman,
bousekeeper, school teacher, or any other
creature-if your head aches badly you hate
10 have to work. Mr.. H NJ. Wroton, Ora
tsm, s. c., was troubled with severe head
aches. and tried many things which his
friends told him would cure the affection.
All in vain till he took Browns Iron Bitters.
lie writes, 81 found great relief from its
use" 1t also cures dyspepsia, weakness
indie, stion- &c.
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THg CHIpRRy's HKALTH r1ust NOT

TAG CMLDRESs HEALTH raust not be
neglected, colds in the head and snufies
bring on catarrh and throat and lung afec.
tons. Ely's Cream Balm cures at once. II
is perfectly safe and is easily applied with
the finger. II also cures eat&rrh and hay
fever, the worst cases yielding to it in q
short time Sold BY druggists. so cents.
Ely Bros, 0swego. n. Y.
The BOTTLE Of Ely's Cream Balm that /
obtained of you last summer has entirely
cured my little boy Of severe attack of ca
tarrh.-Mrs. Ssllie Davis GREEN Postodiee,
Ala.
0xE OF my children, eirlabout nine
years old, had 3 very bad discharge from
her head add nose Of thick, yellowish mat
ter, and was growing worse. We had two
different physicians prescribe for her, but
without much benefit. We tried Ely's Cream
Balm, and much to our surprise. in three
days there was marked improvement We
continued using the Balm asd in q short
time the discharge was apparently cured
O. A. Cary, Corning, N. Y. Z,
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AORFOLKSf NORFOLKs!


AZ VI. GILMAN a co.'s Retail De-
partmeni. cor. Main and Twelfth
streets Kn few days we will be
able 20 show the yOHng men OF
wheeling, BeIIatre. bridgeport
and Martins Ferry the finest and
largest Hire OF Norfolk Jackets
WesG Of the Allegheny mountains.
These goods are now being made
for M by one Of the leading man.
heaurers Of fine clothing in BOs-
ton. wait and sec fseSa.
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Never Give On,

If yoa are suffering with low and de-
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
debility, disOrdered, blood, weak constitution
headache, orany disease Of bilious nature,
BY all means procure q bottle Of Electric,
Bitters You win be surprised to see the
rapid improvement that Will follow; you
win be inspired with new life; strength and
activity VIII return; pain and misery win
eesse, and hepceforth you VIII rejoice in
the praise OF Electric Bitters,, Sold at fty
cents per bottle. By Logan 4 Co.
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AWaIIin.SLaI.4o.

Mr.. E. Springer. of Mecharicsburg, Pa.
writes: Il was afflicted with bang fever and
reduced TO walking skeleton Got free
trial bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery 70,
Consumption which did me 70 much, good
that bought dollar bottle. After using
three bottles, found myself once more .
man, completely restored to health, with q
hearty appetite, and = gain in desh of 48
pounds.
Cali at Logan / Co q Ding Store and get q
free trial bottle Of this certain cure for all
Lung Diseases Large bottles sl.0e.
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Advice % Mothers.

Mrs Windows Soothing Syrup, for CHI
dren teething. is the prescription Of one o.
the best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success by mil
lions Of mothers for their children. Dur
ing the process Of teething It's value is in
calculable. II relieves the chiE from pain,
cures dysentery and diarhes, gripping in
the bowels, and wind colo. By giving
health to the child Il rests the mother.
Price 25c bottIes
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NORFOLkSi NORFOLKS!

We have completed cur line OF
these faVOrife coats They are the
correct thing Tor the Kinks, and
are sure 90 become very popular
this spring. A usual We lead I'm
these garments; have them I'm six
different fabrics, PIeaied front and
back, with and without yOkes- At
the -star."
ID. GUNDLING a CO.,
ss Twelfth street.
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Trustees Sale.

DIR VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRreT MADE
ID By Anna D. Cosxn, wife Of Charles a. Conan,
With he said Charles Covan, her husband, % the
oedenigned trustee, dsted the i5th day Of yIiy.
1852, and recorded In the Cefks once of he County
Court Of Ohio county. West vtrxinia, IN DeeA II
Trust Beok 80. II. psze Io2.s, . sseure 10 >. p.
Rogers guardian Of Hattie " Maxwell and ssffie a.
Maxwell, the payment Of Che sums In mid desd si
trust naned, VII, On
Saturday, the Ilth Day Of February, 1855,
the cout Boass oi said Ohio count,.
sell At public auction III fhe following dsscri6si
real estsfefhaf y TO ny: Al that 10 o. pared -
ground lying and being situate on the ve{ sile Or
jacob street, between Forty seventh street. and Fer.
Ty.eghfh street, IN the Eighth vnd Of IL "a ejfy
Of wheeling; having ffort on mid Jacob arDst q
fifty feei, and running hack westuznd,y an evea
vidfh Win aid front ons hundred fesf, beisS lie
hundred feet from the southeast corner q q Tn scrp
lot forneriy owned by Joseph HiedinseF, heef.er
With the buildings and improvement thereon.
TKKHs or sALKs-0ne-fhird - 20 much more a
the purchase money - the purehaser may elect -
pay In essh the day Of sale and the residue 10 tve
equal instzllments a. SIX and twelve months, fnp0
The said day, with interest nd defeTrd fnstaIl.
menfs from the day Of sale until payment; the aid
deferred ins1aslmenfs and interest % be secur1 ~
dsed Of trust ppon the aid property.
tT'i - SN1s AAesser.
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DENTISTS.
8beeIins 8e9isttr
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index TO New Advertisements.

Index TO New Advertisements
WAnted-Job Printer.
Lost Gold Cuff Button.
For Rent-DWelhng
The New Alton Decoration - Ewing
Bros g,
Germ Meal MeMeehen's - Local
Page
Gard Of Thanks-John Crockard.
When Speetaeles are Needed 6. Dbl
lon
For Sale-Soda Fountain-Logan & Co
To the Iadies-Henry Jacobs 4 CO.
local Page.
Admiuistratrix Notice Local Page,
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Agnes WnIInca Win.

Another large audience witnessed the per-
torrance Of this popular actress as Mercy
Merrick in the drama, "The New Magda
lene, at Charley Shay's Theater last even
ing. The play is put on the stage in sples-
did style, and the whole company played
their parts to entire satisfaction. The en-
tertainment concluded with Sam B. Villa 81
Princess Pocshontas in the burlesque al
ia Belle Savage" The same bin will b,
presented this afternoon and evening, which
win end the engagement Of this talented
company IN this CITY.
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Bucklen,s Arnica ealvs,

The Best Salye in the world for Cuts
Bruises Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Feves
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and al SGn Eruptions, and pos
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. Il h
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, o.
money refunded. Price . cents pes boz
For sale b. Logan D c..
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Before Rreakfnsf

always use S0ZODENT and rub it in well.
1t gives such pleasant relief from parched
tongue resulting from sleep. promotes the
healthful secretions of the mouth. II will
cost more for meat and such things, but don't
ha1rudga ~
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In general such as are to
be found in a first-class Dry
Goods House, must and will
be sold without reserve to the
highest bidder.
Come one, come all, and
avail yourself Of this oppor.
tunity for great bargains.
B@Sale will positively
commence on Saturday. Janu.
airy II, at and 7 P. m, and
continue every Tuesday,
Wednesday and Saturday until
the full stock is disposed OF.
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CannsblsIndic
THE GRIT FAsr rYplA REnEDY.

THE skkAf East INDIA kEhkDK.
imported by Craddock 4 Co., 1882 Race st..
Philadelphia, Pa, IS warranted to cure
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA
AND NASAL CATARAH,
And win break up . fresh esld IN - hoan GYsis
nk your druggist for Il; eas bsttIs VII afufy yv1
sfits nsrih; pint bottles saIy; psia bkse = I'm
bottles. E.sa. cirsulsn Iva sa>siA
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-. r,.,a. ~. clain a.a dc esH.ss'
Wsthiz Der Gates

p..,l~ Ne CznIn anA he
Usthsz Der Cares
Prof. c. A. Sipe, Of Fairnonf' : IN 'as
city. c.;.
csgo yesterday. -.
Miss Mary ZiIEs. Of this city. has refafnea
s-am . seven weeks visit st Sc LoSis-
DR. Lawrence Can. Of Chsrieso.. men.
bs- al the State Board Of Health, u IN toe
city. ca.
Miss Maggie M.nion. Of he sea, -. -, g
has returned from an s1tena" A "
fr;e.de Il Littleson and FreePUt
Mss Mary Mcdonald retaraed yesserosy
from vrry pleasant visit Of foer nosin:
sura,;ou 10 friends in Kansas C'tJ sna
Chicago
NJ. Jennie Bright, Of Auronsbufg. "a,
.,d Ms Ella Dornblaser, Of Lock hsss1-
,. are the guests Of Rev. and Mrs. T. %.
norpblszer. Of East Wheeling.
BtAsx books Of all kinds fr.t eis ,s
ousiity for sale By }. b wilson, NO i'i-
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.Ev AnVGRTIsGMGMr9.
a dministratix Notice.

,x,ur rSpERsrGxEp HAS BEES APPOINT
"a aaainistrztrix Of the esss;s o. Leass s.-s.,
Seeazsed, and bereby requests Al - 49,, M
49, .-siast "A estzts % rprcrenf tnen e.s
49, inSehfrd 20 aid sstzte are refeo.ea
..Tiy setiIsrntnis 70 avoid i1Iihsr exPs12ni
Administfztnk.
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B. AxD o. Special Excursion to Pittsburg
Sunday next Janury 25th. Rates fol,
round trip 81 so. Trains win leave B. &
o. depot ct $50 a. N, and returning wiz
leave Pittsburg at $50 p. m. Eastern Stan
dard time. Tickets good for this DAY only.
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3. AyD o. Special Excursion 10 Pittsburg
Sunday next, January 25th Rates for
round TIP $50. Trains VII leave B. L o.
deoot At 3 80 q. m, and returning viii
cave PinsbVrg At $50 p. N, Eastern
sakiard tims. Tickets good for this day
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Imported Decorated Porcelain
Tea Nets. SO pieces, for Eight Dol.
laFN. Stone ehina sets still lower,
M DAWSON BROS.
2128 Market street.
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Members Of LEGISLATURE invited
20 call and see our stock.
JACOB w. GBURB,
JeWeIer Cor. Twelfth and Market.
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A PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION

4
Unser,/the TitIs-of Jobbsry and sIanufae-
tarefs Association, Formed.
Yesterday afternoon very large num-
Str of our busipess men met at the
Court House, foythe purpose of forming an
Association fSf their own protection. As
our readers are aware meeting was held
asst week, at which committee was ap-
pointed TO draft bylaws, etc. This COM
nittee reported at great length yesterday
and THE report showed that considerable
time pains were taken I'M get
ting them up. The report provides for
the necessary committees, time Of meetings
and the financial arrangements. IN the
first place the union was christensd "The
Jobbers and Manufacturers Association"
About thirty firms signed sSmembers,
yesterday, and the meeting adjourned until
next Monday, at which time the officers
will be elected.
The intention of this association is wholly
for the purpose Of protecting our business
men against frauds Of all descriptions.
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u. And o. Special Excursion to Pittsburg
Sunday next, January 18th Rates for
round trip 81 so. Trains VII leave B. &
o. Depot at $50 q. N. and returning viii
leave Pittsburg at $50 ?. N. Eastern
Standard time. Tickets good Cor thus day
onlv
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THE CLOSING OUT SALE

Al n. n. MAnsbaeh's, - Twelfth
street, s1tu continues, and yOu can
gea y0ur bargains I'm made to Or
der salts M eOse. Open at night.