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THEY MEAN BUSINESS.
NATUnAL aAs AlAIa lo EE LlT
To Contract Last saturday. and the PFsllm.
laaFy survey Of the Lilac Commenced
Yesterday at the East Ead- EaoOur.
aging Letter from Capt. Bachelor.

Mr.. W, H. Hsarns, resident attorney of
the Natural Gas Company Of West Viz.
ginia, has received from Captain Batche-
lor, ons OF the leading gentlemen in that
company, a letter concerning the progress
of the arrangements ior laying the pipe
for conveying natural gas from the Nc
Gugin we'll region to this city. CSptAin
Bachelor says a number of proposals for
doing the work required have been re-
csivtd from responsible parties, and the
recently appointed committee expected to
let the contract !or laying tho main on last
Saturday, MIR, HeaEps has not heard
from him since then, but 1t is probable
that the contract was let at that tins,
the contract provides Tor the laying Of
thirty miles Of ten.inch iron pipe,
Yesterday force Of surveyors began at
tue East, aud the work oil making the pre-
liminary survey will be pushed rapidly to
completion
Captain Bachelor concludes his letter
with the remark, "You see We mean bust
ness" 1t looku that way, and people here
will be glad TO hear It,
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Strangers In the Ctr aud whosllUE Folks
Abroad.

s.rangsss In the Ctr aud whusllpE Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. W. S. oWings, Of Golfers Station,
is in town.
O. spriggs Sands, OF Cameron, was in
the Clty yesterday.
Mr.. Il. Il. Buchanan, Of Wtllsburg, was
in the city yesterday
Mr.. Moodburn, Of Cameron, was regis
tered ut the Mcclure liOuse yesterdays
Mcdsrs. S. B. MEKtm, j. A. Frazier and
j. A. Moore. OF Wellsyille, Ohio, are in
the city on business,
Judge James Morrow, IT,, OF Fairmont
arrived in the city last evening on bust
MISS Of a legal nature.
Mr.. Oscar Seeley Is in Washington en-.
deaYoring to secure place in so'uO OF the
Departments f1r hiH slster.in-law.
Mr.. William Tucker, editor Of the
Brooke county LOcdl, Of Wellsburg, came
down Yesterday, accompanied by bis
daughter, and left last night Oh the b. 4 D.
road for Cincinnati.
Tho Huntington AdnHiscr Gays: Hon.
O. S. Longs Evening with the American
Poets" was most delightful evening to
the large audience that filled tho Opera
House Thursday evening. Mr.. Longs re.
marks evinCed cultivated and dlRcriminSt.
ing literary tase. His Rotations were all:
mirable, his correct empha0is and inhCc.
ton rendering the meaning Of the lines
plain 10 the dulleBt Of his auditors.
Ereg Sunday, Of Clarktburg, in notice
Of the concert there for the benefit Of the
Nowburg sufferers, Gays: Mrs. Nellie
Palmer certainly has Que OF the finest
voices We ever heard. She sang her seleC-
tons in the most artistic style, and our
people were perfectly delighted, and some
our young men Of courbe-were enchant-
ed. There Is great sweetness and volume
in her voice, and our people will give her
a cordial greeting any time.
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IN. Arr,.tronv ASk.n Nnw Ts,.t.

The Rev. DR.. j. q. Armstrong, rector Of
81. Phillips Episcopal church, Atlanta,
Ga, formerly OF 81. Mathews church
here, recently found guilty Of unministe.
rial conduct, has fled with Bishop Beck.
with an answer, which contains an ap-
peal for q new trial upon number Of
grounds. 1t Is stated that the Comlnuni.
cation contains certain newly discovered
evidence that lie considered Of much value,
and strong appeal from the friends and
admirers Of Dr.. Armstrong, who ask that
In the event Of O new trial being refused
the sentence imposed will BIZ tempered
with as much leniency as possible. Bishop
Beckwith, before acting In the premises,
will have a conference with W.G. Charlie.
ton, Of Savannah, the Church Advocate.
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE TAEA-l have moth,
Iny bit mo highest praise ing The results obtained
lIO,n your Cuuuua RemediN, VI which | hAle
sold IA gte than VI all Othea Oi tbs kini,
4N''' MONRU BOND, MD,
$50 n Broad 81 Philadelphia Pa
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RIVER NEWS.
stage of tho watsr ana sto,smsnts of the
Steamboats,.

-, y. a.. -
stage OF til" "atsr ana ao'smsnta OF inc
steamboats,
The Barnard, with tow Of coal III flats,
passed down late yesterday afternoon.
The Sam Miller, belonging to the Grand
Lake Coal Company, was the first boat Of
the fleet to reach Cincinnati.
The steamer Climax will make special
trims Ills and tomorrow evening" 10 &C.
cofntnodate those who wish TO attend the
theatres.
nj. .,o.,,o. Iyinor0 4. ho,,. 80, jom,,
To az SinSIs.deeksr, Il Il sSid sbs viii MI he
msde a ststnwheeler and mt in itbe CoaI
Vsjley and Charleston trade.
MI. .,yor 1as isllirs stssdtvs.u A..
tue , W. van T'ha H. Ls ~, n ;.ie
!lnle yes'efJy F9 9 inot ~ 70 ~, tsss tNe.L
ihaCsted ueP.u Vi iset ~ 1ne C9 liii,.
AtMI polhsS "oUne 'i,e liver was 'aiLns'
The General PIKE y due mp, en- route
from Cincinnati 70 PstsbuIgh, at an early
hour this morning. TINS Is the hrst trip
Oh thi8 steamer u sn,s lsr o Sne VIII run
on lhe Elpma H'ausu' sVi'euu.e'
The Bachelor did not come, down Fri.
day night, as she was delayed go late at
Pittsburgh with her big trip up on Thurs.
day. She came down as usual last night
and received large consignment from
the Andes. The, BatChelor Will leave for
Pittsburgh at O'Clock this morning.
The dissolution Of the Ohio and Dig
Sandy River Transportation Company
was contaminated at CAtletlsburg by the
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10 surr ,rt nsllA Aluotp.

Mt. Frank Hennig, the we'll kno IN
actor oi this city, has accepted the posi-.
tion OF leading man In Bella Moofe's
Company. He will play the role Of Harold
lTlnOlih IA Mountain Pink" and Pygma.
tiOu In "rygmallon and Galates." He
takes the place Of Harry Albaugh, who
left the company here. The change will
DO great gain % Miss Moore's support.
Mt. Henhig will first appeat with ihe
company at Buffalo, N. ", next Monday
night. lie deferred the commencement
Of his engagement until after hls appear.
anCs at the Opera HOuse as Hamlet on
Thursday next This performance will
he notable one. The reserved seats are
selling well Of Banners tnuslC store.
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reception To.NiEht.

A social reception will take the place oil
q talk to young men at the Y. NJ. q. A.
building tonight. The reception Is not
intended for young inen only, but for
ladies' ss we'll, and all friends Of the Asso'
citation are cordially invited. After the
musical and literary programme there will
be general goCiability aud altogether q
very pleasant time 10 anticipated. The
following programme. will begin at s
o'clock:
Quarlclte, .MesNs. Dtkey, Cowdsn, Runaway aud
Mcclure.
Vocal solO.......a" GAily llept the Summer Birds
Miss Elizabeth EDDIE
Victor GAlbtAiLh"
Miss Kate hlttot.
Vocal christina Song
Nj. Robert b. Mcclure
Niollh ''.'..Alt. " SIN, lh1Ale
Vocal Daisy" GOnE
Mrs. John o. Riheldahef.
Recitation ."shAmus U'Brlen
NJ. Robert O. Daftuh.
Vocal Solo. hen the Tide Comes In
Mrs. Frederick seymour,
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Accidents Rad iUCldcnts ia West F!Fgia'S
and Vicinity,
The Brsxlon Cs,gHal has resumed pub
LEGATION.
The Elk River Progress notes the pres
enCe In that county OF gang oil ntne
wolves.
The rumor that the Mason county Ga.
;eiis had been purchased by i, NJ, Whaley
Ii without foundation.
The 81. AlbRns NOnpareN has been
enlarged to an eight column paper, and
it's typographical appearances greatly im'
proved.
NJ. David Bare and Miss Ssllie Dickson,
OF Monroe county, eloped last week and
were married, evading the vigilance otthe
brides father under cover OF night.
Ell Titus, u man so years iage, attempt
cd suicide near M0rgantoWR, by hanging
10 9 beam In a barn. He wsB rescued, but
ran hardly live, He was wealthy and in.
tlHential citizen. No cause 10 known.
The Jackson county people seem to be
in earnest about the proposed narrow
gauge railroad from Jackson Court House
to the river, the assurance that the Ohio
River road will be extended through their
county having stimulated the enterprise.
Mrs. Elizabeth Means died last week at
her sons, in Summers county. She WAS
over % years old, was born In Botstourt
county, Va, bat had lived in Summers
and Mercer Countien half q century. She
was u fine "marksman" with the rile,an
has killed many wolves, bears aud hawks
in her life.
The Huntington COmtircidl says; The
heaviest run Of timber known 10 the old
sst settler for many sessonB Ia now coming
down the Big Sandy river, Gnd our neigh.
bora Of the Gate City are correBpondlngly
happy. Gnyan folks expected that long
looked for run, but Rre quite disappointed
at not having the big water looked for.
However, the timber from the upper
creeks has been gathered in shape to take
advantage Of the next rise.
There stil exists in Calhoun county o
cred Mems organization. A few weeks
ago gang broke into the house OF John
Ellison, and took him ont aud vigorously
Chastlsel him with hickory withes. A
thorough investigation OF tine matter iB
bslpg made by the grand jniy. Ellison
has been siDgllarly unfortunate. A few
nights since he and his wife were IN
GIsntavile and the children wore at home
with a small son OF anelghbor;they found
d revolver, and whilO playing with II an
accidental dikUharge took place, the bull.
let passing through the head Of four
yeaF.Old boy, killing him.
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"SIIKADO."
A DsliEhifnl Performance At the Opera
HOuus-iIy odds the Beat Yet.

a Delightful Performance At the Opera
H0uus-ijy Odds the Beat Yet.
One OF the finest audiences ever es.
sembled In the Opera House witnessed
last niehts performance OF 1.-THE Mikado"
by the ALA Norman Opera Company,
The performances waa worthy Of the audi.
ence. The stage was appropriately and
beautifully set, the costumes were rich,
and the roles were excellently sustained,
The company is composed Of good
material under first rate control. The
chorus is strong and did its work very
satisfactorily,
The Aikado Of MI, Ellis Ryse will stand
with the best on the stage. MIR. Ryse has
Al hns voice, which he uses with captlVa.
ting effect, and he is = good actor. N1nH
Poo (Mr. Henry Hallaml would bs worth
seeing Il 1t were only Tor the grace oil his
movements. But he is q good tenor, who
plea6es with his voice and makes the best
Of good part. Mr., II, n. Morton made
his 10 10 very laughRble and was warm
ly applauded. All the 40 kOS
give more attention TO athletic an
Tics than to their singing, and
az this eeems to be what the public de-
siIeE, there IA to be NO fault found with II.
Mr. James Peakes was dignifed Poo Bah,
and would have sung better II he had not
heen hoaIsa IRON cold Aliss Annie
Maxwell deserved the hearty commenda-
,i6n which her Koti1id received, She has
rich voice, sings with good method and
acts we'll her part,
& The "three little maids" were 80 good
that perhaps few knew that Yum Yum
had been taken at three hours no:
Nee by Mis- NormSn's 'under study"
Until late in the afternoon Mis5
Nnrmaus arrival was expected, but ut last
u telsgram from Nav York announced
that she had been detained by illness. 1t
Is hoped that she may have been able to
leave Tor Wheeling last night. AT all
events the public will be saro oil seeing
the part well done, and oil witnessing a
performance altogether enjoyable. THE
biikado" is an opera which dots not de-
pend Oh a star, requiring rathera good all
round company, and HUch y company
played 1t last night,
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U. d. IlUBlARD,
j. d, DUBOIS,
v, u. NOkTUN,
j. n. VANCE,
Hhssliny, February %,
rnErRoposEp 0ONrEnNNoE.

Different Expressions ~ To It's Probable
Outcome.
After this conferences WAS arranged yes.
tOrdsy little groups Of manufacturers and
similar little group1 Of nallers, rollers,
heaters and feeders were seen about town
discussing the probable outcome Of the
meeting, 1t may Dc said that both
parties will approach a conference pre-.
pared to MAKE reasonable agreements
upon all questions aside from the reten-
tiOa Ol tile iaedGr.naiers. Ga this point
oil the manufacturers who were seen yes.
to-day were unanimous, saying that no
proposition to discharge their present en-
plOyss would BIZ entertained for an in-
slant.
Tue point was suggested by ono OF the
striking workmeu that the present con-
tract With tho feeder.nGileTs was not signed
by the individual mills, but for the West.
efn Nail Association by its officers, When,
therefore, mHnufaCturer or mill broke
away from the Association, 1t was argued,
such contract had no force aH TO him, he
being no longer member Vi the AssOCia-
ton.
When this waa quoted 10 o manufAc.
turNr, he said "rhE. has nothing to do
with 1t. II no contract were in existence
not man who hiss ieCder.uailerB In his
employ would listOn to auy proposition to
break faith with them. We want no
loophols or prettxtt to get out of the ar.
raugement. The fe6der.naileis must
stay"
x plan to prevent difficulty at one mill
Yves suggested by mailer yesterday. Ao
eaid AZ the Riverside the new employees
could all DO accommodated at one end Of
the new factory, and the old nailers could
still all DO employed In the remainder OF
this factory and the old factory.
Opinions ss TO the probable outcome Of
the conference differ. All hope, however,
that the strike will be- settled before to-
morrow night.
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The ESQ. saWn social.

There WAS ali immense crowd In at.
tendance at the atQuerade skating and
dancing carnival given ut the Capitol
rink last evening by the 1850 Saw" Social,
George Riddle Ected as ballet master, and
was assisted by Harry McKown. The
committees having the affair in charge
were composed OF William Schambra,
Thomas lisdman, Robert Kyle, Frank
Thompson, Charles McKown, William
WintCrbottUm, James Mansbsrger, Fred
schenk and William Mines.
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ALLEGED ThIsyo. gsld.

Joseph Cfosbsy, the man accused Of
stealing chickens in the Eighth ward Sat.
utday night, was atraigned before Squire
W. II. Davis yesterday, and again confess.
ed that lu was guilty, saying that he had
stolen fourteen fowls, more than twice Ne
many as were found In hls possession.
What became Of the others he said lie did
not know. lie was held In $500 for HE
appearance at Circuit Court II indicted.
OFosbey Ia respectfully connected.
Tanner, charged with stealing q sklfl
from MI, Neihaus, Of North Wheeling,
was also arraigned but on the motion u
his attorney the hearing was adjourned
Till after the arrival Of the train on the
River road last night 10 secure the attend.
atice Of certain witnesses. Tanner was
then held In $500 bail.
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nor RENT - TWO SIN ROOMRb
u pEelling5, Nos, 21il ard BIG Main ltreeI
ENQUIRE at 9tiiI Main street. ~
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Ilnll Cn.s Of "slars r,Irht. .

The concert given at Martins Ferry last
evening for the benefit OF the Episcopal
Mission there, was well attended. The
programme was full Of merit aud gave
great satisfaction. Something Of sensa.
tion was created while Mics Ada Morrison
was rendering q piano solo, by the young
lady's iainting and falling from her seat.
The iAintiDg spell was brought about by
nafYonEneRB and iflphi.
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Rev. MI. CAN'T, OF St. Luke's Church,
had LARGE congregation out Sunday
night to listen to his sermon OH "Rever.
encs for the Lords Day" After proving
the divine authority for the day, he spoke
Of the necessity for its observance, treat
Ing Of the subject from the religious,
moral and hygeniC stsndpoints. He gave
q graphic and poetiCal picture OF the
country from the days when there was In
voked 70 muse OF fire. a kingdom for q
stage, princes TO act and monarChH TO be.
hold the swelling scene" into the.present,
when she can stand upon q bed Of roses,
breathe the polar ices and bath her sides
in the waters OF her ocean. After stating
the civil and religious Conditionso Of Coun.
aries over the sea, he said:that unless a
practical regard for the Mosaic law, which
was moral one, was observed We would
share the same fate. Touching upon la
Dor truths hesaid that II was due to dis.
regard OF the divine economy OF time.
Tie illustrations were all pointed, and the
sermon was listened to wittH the greatest
attention.
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WARRINGTON, Feb. 23.--1 A. Nor
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair wealth
Or, winds generally Eoutlwtsterly, slightly
colder weather, preceded In extreme
eastern eastern by nearly stationary
temperature.
For the Lower Lake Region, local
SHOWS, followed by fair weather, slightly
colder In western portion, stationary tenn
perature in eastern portion, winds gen.
orally westerly, rising barometer.
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The revival meetings in this church still
continue with great interest. On Sabbath
last, siXteen persons connected themselves
with the church and nins were converted.
The gerViCe in the Sunday school OIL Sun.
day afternoon WIS especially interesting
and encouraging. During the week ser.
vices will be held every 81 ernoln a. 3
o'clock and every evening at 1880. To-day
the afternoon meeting will bU conducted
by Mr.. j. lGlwood Hughes, aud the subject
for consideration will Le "rhe Power Of
tho Spirit in Revival Work" On Wed.
nesday afternoon u gospel temperance
meeting will be held, under the leadership
Of Nlr. John I. BagSl. This meeting will
begin al 2 O'Clock with special service Of
prayer Tor drinking men and their
families. AT . o'clock testimonies will be
given OF the power Of the gospel 70 save
men from tho bondage Of appetite, and
then DISCUSSION Of tho needs OF the
work. IN this effort for the redemption
OF men the cooperation OF all religious
workers Is cordially asked. The teBti.
monits given on Wednesday afternoon
last would have stirred the heart OF any
one who heard them. II IL expected that
the meetings will continue to grow in in.
terest. Tho public is invited 10 all the
services OF the week.
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r. =. Day, Of Watsonvllle, Santa Cruz
90, California, writes February 3, 1885:
when my vile was seventy.three years
old she was troubled witha very bad cough,
and 1t looked as II she would die with con.
sumption. She would not call In a doctor,
but commenced taking Brandreth's Pills,
two and three every night. In three
weeks she was completely cured, and her
health Is now very good, and am sure the
pills have prolonged her life as well as
my own, for | have used them forty years,
and am now eighty flour years old. They
have been my only medicine"
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II you are suffering with low and de.
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
debility, disordered blood, weak constitu.
ton, headache, or any disease Of a bilious
nature, by all means procure a bottle Of
Electric Bitters. You will DO surprised
10 see the rapid improvement that will fol.
low; you will DO Inspired with new life I;
strength and activity will return; pain
and misery will cease, and henCeiorth you
will rejoice In the praise Of Electric Bit.
terg. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by Logan
Il Co. MwPAW
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Btilaits.
Col. Morris Is convalpsclDg.

Col. Morris Is convalpsriug.
j. p. Lowlnan wants 10 be Republican
candidate for Township Clerk,
Etastus Scott, Of Chicago, lie In town
visiting his numerous old friends.
The Andes arrived here yesterday
afternoon with large lot Of freight for
reaiipmeht.
One Of the lady clerks Of the postolliCe
will be married next month. No danger
OF her losing her new place by the change
Of poStmaStefs.
Mf. Patrick Sherry, The well.known
locomotive engineer, now Of the B., Y. 4
O. railroad, was married at Woodsheld
Sunday evening, 10 MIS- Dotr They are
here aud will make Bellaire their home.
The South Bsllaite NJ. Il. Church has
ended liz series Of revival meetings alter
continuing them Eve weeks. Rev, j. q.
Smith, the pastor Of the circuit, will now
commence q series Of meetings at Quincy.
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Hurt In u GOAL nank.

Yesterday afternoon a miner, whose
name could not be learned, employed In
Helling's coal hank, near Martins Ferry,
was caught between q loaded car and the
side Of the entry and severely crushed
about the body. II lie feared that his In.
juries may prove more serious than ut
lint aniininaigd,
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pUBIlO SALE
Planning Mill Machinery, Building N'"
rails, Horses and Wagons aud
Island LOT.

shall OlTet al public 6ale of cash 70 ht h g-.
cat bidder, oil T0RSDAY, February y, ~, ~.
tneneing III . O'Clock 4, ~ At the building lI' a,
pAtt corner Oi Market and Tenth sifeel, mIV,,5S
w, Va, recently occupied by Atmluppa la
Co., all tile Planning NIL Machinery Gliguyll." NJ
BY that llfm, consisting Of Planen fh,2iii,tHE N
chine, lehOnlng Machlnp, th ee MiliI,,ggss e.
chihBa Variety MOuldef Blind STAT NacnniiS n,
M0rtces, JOiiilef, sash aud D.Oi Guy wv AN
ohlnel with a lase stock q ioCil.l n9 ln,t Ak
Manufactured aud locust hubs H. The l99l,,g,i 10
SAWS Ol every variety 70 be found 10 Z uil,'1r tsi
MIL BelA, Pqlleys aud shaitlnH tMG IaS,,mgtn5i
Q htStc class 1BinCh Cylinder Engine WlllN,,,WSiti
pump aud healer Also, 4 stock Of Lunts' ss1t
klndii dressed ahd uhdrtssgd Door, n nI,r. tso
teia White Lead GOOD stock Of FtcnGa w.. ~ ird
rood Work ii0tSes and Harness iva WeSo.g5'bf
Yllce FiGtufCI, Including one large aau '""
Iron sale ..., ,,s bap.
Also, The wea. halt Of lot numlefCi l onG 9ii
dfld and eighlE.lhfUe lls3) 10 Of0h aTIc IL
dillon " the city Ol Wheeling, MlhE he %
properly converted By samuel MctleuA9 VI eald
lfm Of Armstrong, C0en 4 Co, ~ ue''
'sU'u"3 10 i''" THOMAS 0BR'H,
lei Assignee Of ATmSuonS V0'""'"
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FOR RIDNT..

No. 2Ol3 Market It, Small House and Stable, IS o.
No. lYG Fourteenth sire, I, tix rooms, go w,
No 100 Woods aren't, four rooms, - W.
No l2I Alley 10, Is ~,
No, 81 Eighteenth strGsl. 1--WE rooms, Si2C0.
No u seventeenth htrtti, three Tooms onIecOnd
floor, 50 %.
no. ~ Seventeenth stEcsL thee rooms on Inst
tlOOr, 90 ".
10. 20 North trout SncCt, $500.
No. 2lil MEln street, thFee rooms 5000.
No 28ls Main street, six rOomK, iC0,
Three lslomUd House In rear Of No. 2ll2 Water
business House No. ll27 MAIN street.
-Four TJOns, No, IS Seventeenth street, 90.
No. " AlleJ II, four rooms, IS w,
No. 20 TWsnty-EeyeIllh street Two rooms, s. co.
No. 27O6 Alley u, four rOOnA, 50 GU,
Store room No 2lb3 Mains rect, so W.
No I'D EOir street, Xix rooms $40,
JAMES A. HENRY,
Ical HllAte Agent, Collector aud Notary Public,
lela OnlGe. No. lGI2 Market Street.
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POPULAR skating carnival at the Alhsm.
bra rink tonight.

EDWARD L. Rose & Co. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe =. n. Co. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep full line OF
Howes and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with iis perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fail to soc The
the Standard. See advertisement on an.
other page.
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by taking the la =. NJ. tOity time)
train on the Cleveland 4 plttebufeh road
passengers arrive ID Cleveland al 0i25 p.
NJ, and Chicago at0,30 the following morn.
ing, Connections made In Union depot,
ChiCagu, for oil points west,