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Smyrna times., 1885-03-04
WA. FAIRIES & Bro,
Furnishing UldGPtakalS,
AND DEALERS IN
FURNITURE.
lain STREET, opposite The Smyrna House,
Furniture of all kinds.

Parlor and Chamber suits, Bureaus. Bedsteads
Chairs Lounges, Tables, stands Mattresses. Spring
Beds and every thing in the Furniture Line guar
anteed at or less than City prices for the same
quality Of goods jan 2-U
Smyrna times., 1885-03-04

We society people mus. have our fun.
See all the plays while they have their run
Dance the cOtilliOn, the waltz and the round,
No greater pleasure than this can be found.
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.oRpopaERs AND SNAIL HAND

GO % the 1ETElLlaEEbRR JOB RooNs. Nos. d
ny ~ !, street Vhero you Gan b Socop
e,4AltlA W Anq.N nQNoA N ~,
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The Goering Burglars.

Yesterday, Mike alias "Ball" NIcDon-
ough and Henry Cooke had their hearing
before Justice Bob Woods on the charge
OF robbing Goering's grocery store in East
Wheeling last Saturday evening. There
was no evid ence on which to hold Cooke
and he was released. McDonoush en-
deayored to prove an abb by some
OF his "pals," fellows like Condrey,
Stanley and Sweeney, characters that are
well known and watched in police circles,
but It was no go-the evidenee against him
was too strong and in default Of $1,000
bail he was sent to jail to await the action
Of the grand jury. The police are positive
they have nabped two thieves whose
operations have not been confined to the
Goering grocery store, and they are highly
elated over the capture.
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A novel and painful accident happened
yesterday afternoon at the Central glass
works coal bank TO Mark Riesbeck, the
well known East End coal merchant.
Mark had driven Lis wagon under the
chute to load It, and standing upon the
seat opened the gate Of the chute. At
this moment the horses made sudden
start, pulling the wagon away aud throw
ing Mark fat upon the ground. directly
under the mouth OF the chute. Several
tons Of coal were spilled upon him, and he
dition and removed to his home. Surgical
aid was summoned, and it was found that
he had received several severe cuts on the
head and innumerable bruises about the
body, causing painful but not dangerous
injuries. He was able 10 sit up last even
ing, but will be incapacitated for duty for
several days. i0@
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THE INAUGURATION
Of GOVERNOR 3. WILLIS WILSON
win take place at Noon To.lay-whnt tho
Arranrsm snts Are THAT Have Been Made
RorIs-ro.nights Reception and Ban.
The New oSleers and Their clerks.

To-day at noon the State Of West yir-
ginia will pass from the hands Of one
Bourbon administration to that Of another
equally as Bourbon. To use o figure Of
speech, as the clock in the tower tolls the
hour Of noon Hon. E. Willis Wilson, Of
Charleston, county Of Kanawha, Third
district, surrounded by the other mem.
bers Of the incoming administration, will
enter the front door Of the State House
and take the places to which they have
been elected, while Hon. Jacob Beeson
Jackson and the other officers that have
served the State for four years past will
gladly caper out the back door, rejoiced
to and themselves free men once more.
The outgoing gentlemen will depart, but
they will not be forgotten. Events have
taken place during the four years that
they have been in office that will be re.
membercd by the people for a long, long
time. Whether tho incoming administra.
| ton will make itself rs famous remains 70
be seen. 1t made itself notorious enough
during the campaign-no one will deny
that-and II 1t pursues the same policy
that It did then, during the next foui
years, it will be as famous, II not more 80,
| than the jackson regime.
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The Scientific american OF February 18th
contains the following: "a measuring
jacket has been patented by Mr.. Herman
Lingen, Of Wheeling, W. Va. This in.
yention covers an improvement on for.
mer patented invention OF the same in
yentor, there being an extensible and ad.
iustible frame held on and between the
edges Of one Of the seams, so enlaIging OF
decreasing the size Of the jacket as may
be necessary"
This invention may be seen and It's
utilityan capacity for securing an exact
flt tested by calling at Mr.. Lingen's mer-
chant tailoring establishment, at No. 80
Twelfth street. Mr.. Lingen has Just got
ten in o full line of spring suitings, trouser-
ings and overcoatings that he is prepared
to mako up in the latest styles and at fig
ures suited to the present duh times. BY
the use OF his invention he Is enabled to
30 cut and make a coat that il hts perfectly
and at the same time feels perfectly easy
on the wearer. Mr.. Lingen has been in
Wheeling for number OF years and his
patrons are largely numbered among all
claSseH. lHf = IN. 1ittluI.H iLAa ffitI
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Paul PonrER was very severely injured
yesterday afternoon, at AEcGinley's stable,
by being kicked bya horse. For time 1t
was thought that one OF Porter's legs was
fractured.
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rRAYELfN0 IN STYLE.
A Gorgeous Crowd Raroate for washing.
tnn parnIy1as HanSvaad FL


ton Paralyzes Benwood.
Yesterday morning there passed through
Benwood over the B. & o. road, enroute
from Chicago to Washington, one OF the
costliest and most magniteently appoint
ed trains that was ever hauled by an iron
horse. Indeedi 1t is doubtful II there ever
was such train before. twas composed
OF five Mann Boudoir Coaches aud
one combination cur. Each Of the bou-
doir cars bore the name OF some ia.
nous opera. The party that occupied
them numbered los and were the guests
Of Col. w. D. Mann, the inventor OF these
famous coaches, who headed the party.
Their ages ranged from IS to77 and all
were worth their hundreds Of thousands.
There were one or two counts with jaw
breaking names, two or three English
lords and number OF other notabies on
board. They had seventeen color
ed servants TO wait on them
and were living high. The
baggage part Of the combination car was
packed full OF champagne and the pas
senger part was occupied by one Of
Chicago's crack bands. The party left
Chicago Monday night at 5 40o'clocE, and
an immense crowd assembled to see
them of. Captain R. W. Moore
was conductor as fur as here; General
Passenger Agent @. K. Lord, Of the Balti.
more & Ohio was one Of the guests. The
menu cards were marvels Of printing and
engraving, and there was not delicacy
that was not named on them.
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clever young married man and will nc

aclever young married man and will no
doubt be found able to properly tll
the place. Superintendent Butcher, aa Is
already known, intends to remain here
and practice law. There is not one Of the
retiring officials that has received half the
complimentary notices from the Stats
press that Mr.. Butcher has. He has dur
Ing his term Of Office done more for the
schools Of the State than any other sn-
perintendent; through the schools he has
brought the State into National promi.
uence and leaves behind him a record for
efficiency and faithfulness that will be
hard to equal in the future. he goes ont
with the best wishes Of all the teachers in
Attorney General Caldwell will retain
Major o. D. Cooke in his office. Besides
being q warm friend Of the Majors, Mr..
Caldwell Is pleased to retain him on ae-
count Of the esteem and regard in which
the Major is held by the court. The
Judges have found his services Of great as.
sistance to them on MANY occasions, and
unanalifedly endorsed him for reappoint-
tnenE, r.r..l
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TINS MoRNlN0's rRooRAlfME,

All the arrangements for the inaugura-
ton OF Governor Wilson have been per.
fected and itonly needs fair weather and
IN attendance Of the people to make the
occasion one BETTING the dignity Of the
State. All Of the arrangements have been
In the hands OF a committee OF gentlemen
Of this city, headed by Colonel ]. A. Nil.
Ter, and their work thus far has been well
done; the balance remains with the peo.
pie. The incoming and outgoing admin
istrations are expected to be at the Nc
Lure House at II o'clock this morning,
also all the members of the Legislature
that arc left in the city. The City Cean-
ell has been called to meet at the City
Building at that hour to take part in the
procession to the State House. The
Young Mems Democratic Club will also
meet at It's hall at that time and march TO
the hotel for the purpose Of doing escort
duty. /
At 1880 o'clock the procession will be
formed. The committee has provided
number OF carriages for the notables, who
will be headed by the Opera House band.
It is also probable that Lieutenant Steve
johnson, OF the police force, will be on
hand with IN escort OF blue coats 10 clear
the way and do duty at the State House.
Mr.. Oscar seeley has been appointed Mar
shall Of the Day, and he will be assisted by
a staff fades. The parade being formed
twill marehby the way Of Market street
to Sixteenth, thence to Chapline, thence
to Fifteenth to the north entrance OF the
State. House, where the gubernatorial
party will enter and at noon take their
places on,theiplatform,at the west or main
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THE Joe RUNS OUT
n A QUIET MANNER, pAMAeIse
Nothing worth speaking Of. a. Far as Heard
-EFom-rhs Toe Rotten from the Insstfaf
the weather of the Past Few Days.
The River Rl.lpr slowly Assye.

The .tbreak.upa OF the Ice in the river
took place yesterday morning. Contrary
to expectations 1t moved OF very quietly,
and as far as heard from did no serious
damage. 1t was about 10 o'clock when
the Ice first moved; the river had been
rising rapidly for several hours before and
the river men were expecting to see the
ice 60 every minute. At first the ice from
the Suspension bridge up did not start;
that below It moved down for four or five
squares and then stopped Halt
an hour later the entire mass
moved of. The recent SHOWS,
rain, melting and sunshiny weather had
had the effect OF making the ice pretty
rotten and 1t broke at the least pressure.
twas owing to this state OF affairs that
much damage was not done. During the
remainder Of the day the river was filled
with a jumbled up Icy mass. Several
times there came near being gorge at the
Bellaire bridge, but the ice was too rotten
10 hold Ice win continue passing in
large quantities for two or three days TO
come.
The river men are to be congratulated
on tho way in which the breakup oc-
Cured. For weeks past they have been
looking forward to q very general and
disastrous. destruction of their property,
and for the past week have had steam up
and been prepared for the worst which
happily did not come, aud judging from
present indications will not come this
year.
The river last night indicated on the
gauge a depth Of II feet in tho channel
and was about stationary. AT Pittsburgh
it was 0 feet and rising slowly.
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For Sale.
ST0CKs FOR SALE.

EoR EXCHANGE FOR WESTERN
IL land or for sale. -, ..,,,,,,
and three tenement houses, situate In 0esl ~
BrO0kVala, one mile west Of BRIDGEPORT e ~ y.
pike. Property csn be rented for iNg ~ ~! ~
10 good party treason for selling owner sE 4,
For particulars inquire Of thG Gf1na ~
Telephone. Real Estate and SICK bIGAetS -
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UN1yERs1TY IsEoENrs
Appointed Yesterday by Governor Jackson.
One Prominent wheeling 1Ian.


Yesterday Governor Jackson appointed
Everett w. Bedinger, ESQ.,, Of Jefferson
county, and Prof. John NJ. Birch, of this
county, IS Regents Of the University at
Morganton. Mr.. Bedinger is an alumnus
OF the University, engaged ct present in
the newspaper business, and he is spoken
OF as a live, progressive man, who will
make good official; he is appointed in
place OF Hon. Daniel B. Lucas, OF Jet1er-
son county. Prof.. Birch is appointed in
place OF DR.. A. +. Stifel, ofthis city. He
Is q splendid school man, as is attested by
tho magnificent condition in which. the.
public schools Of this city, Of which he is
Superintendent, are to be found to-day.
Both OF these appointments arc young
men, who should make anseiiort TO re-
form the well known evilssthat existati
the Uniyersit. 80 ~ t;lll'
It will be remembered TINT on Friday
evening few hours before the close ofthe
session, the Senate went into executive
session for the purpose Of considering the;
question OF confirming the appointments
az Regents OF the University that had been
sent in by the Governor. He had named
Atessrs. Lucas and Stifel and Capt. Bob
McEldowney, Of Wetzel county, The Sem
ate was in secret session for several hours
and the general supposition is that there
was stormy time. At any rate the APP
pointments were not confirmed. There is
still vacancy in the Board OF Regents
which Governor Wilson will probably fill.
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Mondays New York World contains a
dispatch from Baltimore that states that
the Baltimore Il Ohio railroad has placed
on record sl0,000,000 mortgage to the
Union Trust Company, to cover second
consolidated bonds of the Pittsburghl&
Connellsville railroad, which were recently
negotiated. These bonds are due in 1925.
The dispatchfurther states that the road
Is eighty.seven miles long.
It has been vaguely reported recently
that the BaltimoreS Ohio had given up
lis intention q putting through It's extern
sion, but in the light Of this dispatch
such a course seems highly Improbable.
GREAT nail feeders race at the Ghapline
street rink tonight. Don't fail to sec It.
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matters OF Minor Momentin and About the
City.
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MEMBERS Of Legislature invited L
call and see our stock.
JACOB W. GRUBB,
Jeweler, Cor. Twelfth and Market
ALL.W0OL KNIT JACKETS.

We have now In stock q full line of the
above Jackets; also, an extra heavy Dual.
ity for butchers, and full line of Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not TO
shrink. G. HESS & SONS,
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnishers.
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OR SALE.
TOR RENT.
Cor Gent and a;or Sale.
EOR RENT.

Business House and Dwelling. SO.sl 7Uatr
sixth street.
Business House and Dwelling on corner o. !taa
and Seventeenth streets.
No. lis Seventeenth street. u rooms
No. 90 North Front street,
Store Room No. 2lG3 MRlu street.
No. 2556 Woods street,
3 Rooms No. 2l9S Main street
Store Room aid Dwelling, No. 9SGSS1 MARI III.
No. ls5 Eighteenth street.
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Hon. DANIEL LAMB, whose name was
included in the list Of those who left for
Washington on Monday morning, says
that he did not go and had no intention
OF going, as he had no desire to witness
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers in tho city and wheeling Folk
Abronh.

Abfonn.
Mai. j. @. Anderson is confined to his
room by sickness.
Mr.. 8. Tayenner, Of Parkesburg, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Woodman have arrived
in the city from Charleston. }
Mrs. suydam, nee Miss Annie Chapline,
Of Kansas City, Is in the city, q guest at the
residence OF MIR. Sam Norton, on Virginia
street, Island.
Judge George w. Boyd and Hon. B. l..
Butcher have leased one OF the fine resi-
dences on Sixteenth street, belonging to
the 0esterling estate.
Mr.. ]. VIII Hunter aud his sister will
20. to housekeeping April LIST in one Of the
houses in the Bodley block, on Fourteenth
street, just above EoG.
Capt. 7. II. B. Haase, Charles B. ott
and Albert A. Franzheim leave tomorrow
evening for Southern New Mexico on a
business and pleasure trip.
Hon. w. @. Nee naughey, member OF
the House from Writ county, Is visiting in
Little Washington. He was member Of
the class OF 'S3, Of the Wash..Jetf. College.
Bfessrs. /. S. Delaplain and ]. N. Vance
left Yesterday morning for New Orleans.
Mr.. DelapIain llmake quitea extensive
trip through Texas and New Mexico. Mr..
Vance will return home by the way OF
Wheeling, Alabama, stopping there for a
few days.
Afr. Fred NoIte, OF the South Side, has
received q letter from his son stating that
he has graduated and received his dlplo-
ma as physician at the University Col
iege Of Augusta, Ga. DIR. Note studied for
soIne time ut the Medical College OF Phil.
adeiphia. A year ago he went South TO
finish his studies. He Is expected homein
q few weeks. -.
Among those who departed from this
city for Washington yesterday were, Alex
Frew, Fred Sturgeon, John Friedel, ]. II.
Rinehart, George Storm, Jry Charles A.
BRIGHT Alex Updegrafl, Judge Kennedy,
RAD Kennedy, Steve Rice, ]. II. Hal,
Clerk, j. D. Anderson, Of the Senate, who
mn return to his home after witnessing
Io.day's ceremonies, Col. steen Thompt
IN. "a Cameron, Major Matthew'S, Of
Sreenbrier eounty, and Others. To-mors
;ow will see the travellers tiocking home,
--s-ees - =
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sTHRouau TiIE STATE.


Accidents and Incidents In West Virginia
and Vicinity. '''''i'
A resident OF Richie county, named
Connolly, was frozen 10 death during one
Of the cold nights about week ago.
The Gantg well at Little Washington at
present produces, without pumping, about
twenty barrels Of oil per day. This Is a
natural now. Gt
Burglars visited Barnesyiiie last Satur-
day night and went through five business
houses Ii . very systematic manner, gath
ering valuable plumber In eaoh.' % an.
Scarlet fever has again made its appear
atce In Union, Monroe county, and the
authorities baye been obliged 10 establish
q quarantine to prevent It's spread,
The ailmef efelcent says that the wheat
crop In that section has q bad appearance,
The severe freezes Of the iirst part Of the
winter rpiRed IT There will not be hall a
crop, M,
The Reese boat building Arm, OF Pitts.
burgh, Is mentioned as one oil the possible
builders otthe light draught. stefn.yheef
boats with which the, English Govern
w, ~ 4Fs siie
The farmhouse Of RUFUS Huffman, Of
Monroe county, situated q few miles from
Salt Sulphur, with all the winters proyis-
ions and contents OF the house, was de-
stroyed by fire few days since while the
family was ahsant. The loss was heavy.
one and there was no insurance. ri- 4
The Glenyille Crescent says The ore ex.
element is raging very high in the neigh
horhood Of Tannetsyitla aud extellls as as
as the mouth OF Leading Creek. We were
shown some specimens by Francis Hard
man last Monday which contained mineral
Of some kind, but what, wo are unable to
say. These specimens were from the
White Pine and Leading Creek countries.
We were also shown anothef specimen by
from 5 aa 5fs S Ssa 81 u @ h sanSs
Hartman, near Tagnersyllle. This speci-
mensis yeryErien With polpe mineral, re-
semblipg California gold. stist 5a8
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MlcnMn,l papers nnd nord ers

New spring styles in great variety at low
prices. Also white and brown blanks,
retail at wholesale prices. Window shades
made up ready TO hang, for 40 cents. Car
pets and oil cloths at unusually low prices
Tor cash. Call soon at Nos. 2oi9 and 20ai
Main street. JoHN RoRMRR. Aet.
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SQUIRE ]. NJ. RUSSELL, Of Triadelphia
district, had before him yesterday dam-
age suit brought by I,eyfsmith against the
Baltimore5s Ohio road for the loss ola
COW, run over by q train on the Hemp
fia1i Tho rnnd confessed To .tha killing
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aantea.

WANTEp-T0 BUY-STOVES,
syH GhelIs, catps.s, Tables and al kinds Of
Call or address 1913 Market street until April III
aud after that date 1861 Market Sticet, mr3
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One Feels tl.e Luxury Of Bene'yolonee.

Many thousands Of the, visitors ia the
great Industrial Exposition Of New Or
leans view the iar.famel Charity Hospital
there with delight, feel that they too have
o heritage and share In the benevolence
by whichitis maintained, as The Louisiana
State Lottery, contributed in one donation
Of one million dallars, payable in install.
ments Tor its maintenance, about which
NJ. A. Dauphin,: New Orleans, La, will
give any information. n Ddw.
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There e au increase In the offerings over the
numbers reported last week OF about ly0S0 head,
and a decline In prices ~ recorded then OF Ec
as GOOD IN some or the pens as Il was last Monday
Inost dealer reporting their offerings as unchanged
Ia quality. Trade Is moderate 70 good, aad prices
range from 10 &c, with the majority Of sales near
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Accidents and Incidents in West virginia
and yisInIty. e ''''5''t
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ECZ e MA
20 Sfs ~ f7FStft's exc
Aud Every speeissof Itching aud
Burning Diseases Posi-,
lively Cured, 81

ECZEMA, or salt Rhsum, with IT, agoni1Ing itch.
{ Ing and burning. instantly relieved by warm
ofCufIGpIA, the great skip Cnrp. This repeated
daily, with Two qI thgte doses OF CuTIpuhA Re,
SOLVENT, tho New Blood Purifier, 10 Keep The blood
cool, the penpiratnn pure and unirrttaitug, the
bowels open, the liver aud kidneys active, will
speedily eEre Eczema, Tetter, RIngWerp, Ps0iiAss,
Ltchati pFptitug, Seal Head. DandruH, aud every
species of Itching, ecaly, and Pimply npmoB 81
The Scalp and sk1n. when the best phySictaus and
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Thermometsr Record.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
IA. NJ, So, IL NJ, AZ; r. NJ, 52o; P.
NJ. 6De H5Nf si .'s4T
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FOR SALE.

No. 1877 Main street.
Store Room aud Dwelling on Market street
No. 174 and l76 Seventeen street
No. 2i0I and 2l0G Woods street
Roomea House on Market between TEsRs'
fourth and Twenty.fiith Streets
Q Roomed House on Fortyhith Iireet.
8 Houses Oh Twenty. fourth street.
A Small Farm on Glenn's Run, about y hfdi
price 1850.
SSss Acre Farm, sherrari, NanhSit county, nj
IS Dwellings In the city exclusive Of The 1s lb0''
For further information, lnquIreol -,
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent and Eotary Puele
feb19 1912 Market GtlE&L
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Hon. 5u6es j. ii. GoyHfSsukY, ole7e.
land, o, ssyB:s u haze used scores eirrils
cures, and II affords me pleasure to say
thai I have nsyer found anything which
gives such immediate and. IeIinEnent re-
iief Is Dr. Williams Indian Bile oiat.
meat.p Wholesale Agents: Logan 4 Co.,
Wheeling, w. Va, and ]. 0. Deaf 4 Co.
RadgePoEh ohio, Y NJ pSw