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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-04

RAILROAD HospITAL.-Dr. T. w. Hunt
ington, physician in charge of the Rail-
road Hospital, makes the following report
Tor the month of February: Patients in the
hospital February LIST, %; admitted during
the month, %; discharged, %; died, L /;
remaining March LIST, %; private house
ana office patients treated during February,
2l0; total treated. 26S.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-04

He said Sacramento was a model CITY
law-abiding. He compared it with East
ern cities, where crime and lawlessness are
the rule and not the exception. He ex-
pressed hope that every one present would
be out bright and early on election day.
and see to it that mis- friends and neighbors
voted right Convenient tables would be
prepared, and there would be no lack of
men to distribute tickets. If necessary, as
one gentlemen had suggested, he advised
all to
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-04
Musical and Literary Entertainment.

~~-S-~''' s.eAN
Last evening, at the A. NJ. f. Church, a
literary and musical entertainment was
given by the members of Adah Chapter,
No 2, Order of Eastern Star, for the benefit
of the Order of colored Masons in this CITY.
The exercises were interesting and well
rendered At the close refreshments were
served, and all present enjoyed themselves
very much. The programme was as fol-
lows: Organ solo, Willie Page; song, by
the Chapter. :" Am Coming" opening adj
dress, by Rev. ]. r. Dorsey reading, by
Mrs. Johnson; song, Mrs. Fletcher.
Strangers Yet" essay, Mrs. Dorsey; song,
by Mr.. Sanks reading, Mrs. Murrels duet.
Soft aud Low" Mrs. Dorsey and Miss
Edgar; recitation, Nervie Johnson, The
Teachers Diadem;' dialogue, Maud and
Ralph Dorsey, " Our Verse; solo, Miss
Edgar, Last Rose of Summer declama-
ton, Amy Murrels, THE Clansman's
Revenge song, Sweet Spirit Hear Ny
Prayer" Emma Price; Sweet Star of
Hope sung by the Chapter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-15
THE RAGING OHIO.
A PRETTY BIG RIVER YESTERDAY,
The Water Ests CIoSs EuouGh to the Danger
Line to Make Timld DSSllSrS In the Low.
lands Unsasy-LoCal Rains Predicted,
which may Keep the Wafer Up.

For the past two days the Ohio river
has been rising rapidly, To-day will
probably see the waters at their height
without having come above the danger
line, although 30 close to it Us to make
several people very nervous. IN case the
local rains predicted in this mornings
indications fail to materializs, the
river may be expected to subside
almost "a rapidly as it rose
but on the other hand, II tho rains should
come and be anything like those OF Fri
day night, there would probably be Just
cause for alarm among those living in the
lower places,
Saturday mornings papers announced
that the heavy storm OF Friday night had
been general, and people knew without
reading further that big river
might be looked Tor "a result,
For two days before, the weather
had been mild and thawing, and had its
effect on the snow in the mountains at
headwaters. This coupled with the rain
started the MOpongAhela and Allegheny,
especially the latter, to booming, aud by
Saturday afternoon the slowly rising river
ut this point began crawling up tho gauge
at lively rate. This continued
all Saturday night and yesterday
morning. At Z o'clock last night the
river here was 30 feet 7 idChes and rising,
and at Pittsburgh 20 feet and rising Al
midnight 1t was stationary at Pittsburgh,
with 20 feet in the channel, while here the
guage showed 81 feet / inches and the
waters were still coming up, though very
slowly,
Tho prospect Saturday afternoon was
for time, somewhat alarming, and Main
street merchants were kept constantly adj
yised OF the news from above. At one
time it was thought that goods in the
cellars would have to be- removed. Water
street was crowded with people Watching
the turbid, ice covered water, and the
pleasant weather Of yesterday made the
Ieyee Ru objective point Tor pr0menaders,
and an exchange for tiood'ol-'Si reminis.
CGnCes.
The ice commenced to run very thickly
early Saturday morning, and 1t was not
until yesterday noon that 1t became
thinned out sufficiently to make naviga,
ton absolutely safe. The first ice was
from the Monongahols and Allegheny;
that from the "Yuugh" put in an appear.
auCe yesterday morning, 1t was all strong,
thiCk and dangerous. That from the Ale
gheny was especially 80,
About 10 o'clock Saturday large foe,
fully 10 inches thick, that seemed to reach
across to the Island shore, came sweeping
down, The "Old Reliable" whatiboat was
lifted out on the bank by it and somewhat
crushed about the bow. Those who saw
the squeeze sho received wondered that
6he was not cut entirely down.
AS usual when the river gets to tho 30.
foot mark, certain portions OF tho Island,
at the head and foot, are inundated and
there are some lots in the Grpart c the
city that are being well moistened, The
river Ia higher than ii mas been since the
ever memorable flood Of 81. 1t is high
enough; no one wants to see it any
higher
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Benevolent society EntertnInmsnt.

The Opera House entertainment, to be
given OH the ith and 9th Of March, by the
W. y. Il. Society, will be undoubtedly
one Of the best performances Of tie kind
eyer given here.
The programme will consist Of q min,
sLrel show, In which we may expect Ia
recognize many Of Our society men.
The beautiful and stately dance. The
Minaet, Ia which the young ladies ara
much Interested, and an opera for the chill.
'dren's performance, liking Alfred, y which
introduces airs from "AIikado"And other
well known operas.
The Mlnuet will be taught by Madam
slack.Davls, Of Pittsburgh, with whom
the ladies have made arrangements 10
come to Wheeling and give the lessons.
These entertainments ought 10 draw
full houses, with standing room only"
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The play under this title, which will
open a weeks engagement at the Academy
this evening Is by D'Ennery and Cannon,
authors OF "a Celebrated Case" "Thc
Two Orphans" and other famous dramas.
In the cast are Robert Il. Graham, an old
Wheeling fayorite, formerly leading man
with Minnie Palmer; Miss Loduski
Young, ono Of the leading actresses now
on the American stage; Nellie Iingard,
Walter S. Sanford, Joseph o. Gordon,
John +. Watson and other equally we'll
known people. The play Is admirably
put upon the stage. The fret act, street
near the Founding, with The institution
In the distance, and Ballitoil Pool by
moonlight, In the fourth act, with the
whirling pool in iullyiew, being especially
Anej the mechanical effect Is excellent.
Taken altogether, "Ths Breadwinner," a
strong play in Itself, promises as attractive
q weeks engagement tn any yet seen at
this popular house.
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Ellie Elsler Is an old Wheeling favorlte.
Her appearance at the Opera House To-.
night in "Woman against Woman" will
doubtless attract large audience. The
play is said 10 he magnificent one, Just
fitted to Miss Ellsler's style OF acting. 1t
was first produced in Chicago with Marie
Prescott and failed 10 capture popular
favor II seems to have been another case
Of q good drama Interpreted by good play.
ers not adapted 10 the work In hand. Miss
Ellsler's success has been absolute and un.
equvoCsl. Her role Is pronounced by
many Of the critics superior to Hazel Eirke.
The Chicago Herald 30 admired her in the
new character that 1t devoted It's leading
editorial to a study Of her sCtlng In tho
issue Of the morning after she appeared
there-s CompllmentBaid to be as deserved
as II was unusual
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers in.the City and Wheeling FolL'


Strangers In.the City and Wheeling FOlES
Abroad.
Miss Carrie GilChrist, OF Leatherwood,
Is the guest Of Mrs, @. j. GOT, Of Clarks.
burg.
Mr.. Harry 9. Myers, OF Council Bluffs,
Iowa, arrived In the city Saturday, called
here by the sickness Of his mother.
Mr.. J. W. l.. Forster is visiting at the
residenCe OF 9. W. BroCkunier, ESD, in
Kifkwood. Mr.. Forster Is noted artist
Of Toronto, Canada.
Mr.. Gessner, Of Pittsburgh, editor OF the
american GidSSworktr and Secretary Of the
Windowglass Workers' National Union,
was in town Saturday.
Hon. N. B. Scott, President OF the Cen,
trail Glass Works, has 30 far recovered
from his recent severe illness as 10 be
able to resume his duties.
Mr.. Byron W. Orr is in the city arrGng.
Ing the preliminaries for the engagement
Of "silver Spur" at Shay's Academy Of
MuSiO OF one week, commencing week
from tonight.
Mrs. Nellie sweeney.Palmer was the
guest inv hGGh Vi tlD ulhpeb Obbllol Vi
BuCkhannon, daughters OF Rev. Samuel
stelle, formerly OF this city. Mrs. Palmer
took part in concert given there Tor the
NOwburg bereaved. ~
Mr.. A. II. Beach, late Surveyor Of Gus.
toms, who has lived here constantly
for the past twelve years, left Saturday for
Washington, D. G., 10 accept the position
Of General Manager Of the National Mt.
tuAl Life Association which has been ten.
dered him.
MI. George l.. Dunlap, who for some
time psBt has been time.keeper in the
Office Of bis brother, Il. & o. Supervisor at
Grafton, has gone back to his old position
a. baggage master on the train running
between bore and Grafton. ]. W. Red.
dali, Of this city, who was In the service Of
the B. & o. for several years before work.
ing as a Radder here, has been appointed
10 tho position Ottlne.keeper.
Mr.. Ramsay Morris, formerly leading
man In one Of the Madison Square Com.
panies, Ia In the city, ahead Of the ALA
Norman English Opera Company, which
viii give. THE Mikado" and bohemian
Girl" at The Opera House next week, coin.
moncins Monday night aud giving three
nighls and one matinee performances,
Mt. Norris has recently written a play,
Two Women" which Il receiving iayora.
bic consideration al the Madison Eonafe
Theatre.
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MARTINS FERRY.
All sorts Ut Local News BrsNtiss from
Across tho River.

All sorts Ut Local News BFeVitisS from
Across tho River.
One unfortunate was accommodated at
the lookup over sunday.
Several new houses will be erected AZ
soon AS the weather permits.
The streets are in a better condition
than they were few days ago.
Misses Emma HRmhright and Fannie
Van Pelt went to st. ClRirsville Saturday
to visit friends,
The different churches were we'll at
tended yesterday, the beautiful weather
no doubt being the cause.
The Union Cornet band is advertised to
give a concert on the 9th inst under the
direction OF Prof, Schoheld.
The reading room isgrowing in interest,
and affords place where young men can
pleasantly spend the evening.
Nothing new to report IN regard to the
proposed wire nail mill, except that
everything looks favorable to the enter
prise.
The First National skating rink build
ing is being used as dancing hall on Sat
urday evenings, QIite large crowd was
present last SATURDAY.
Messrg. Dennison and LampreCht, Of
Cleveland, were in town on Saturday,
These are the gentlemen who are going to
take the water works bonds.
The steamer Climax resumsd her trips
yesterday afternoon, being employed prin-
Cipally in getting her floats on either side
Of the river into proper shape.
AIrs, Eliza Robertshaw, who died last
Friday, will be buried to-day ut Green
wood Cemetery. Mrs. Brindley, who died
Saturday morning, will also be buried to.
day,
James A, Rose, OF Fairmont, West Viz.
2inia remained here over Sunday visiting
his grandmother, Mrs. Hanes. He ia on
his way west and will leaYe to-day Tor
Chicago,
Matters touching the erection OF a new
depot here are silent, Railroad men are
about as quiet on the subject as they are
generally whom approached on business
relating TO the cOmp8ny's affairs.
The ground and a lew buildings, located
in the lower portion OF town, came near
being inundated yesterday. A lew more
feet Of water would have caused some
families to have occupied the second story.
1t is expected that good deal OF grad
ing will BIZ done the coming summer on
the new Mt. Vernon, Co,hOGton " Wheel.
ing railway, Everything connected with
the enterprise is reported assuming sub
stantial slope.
Uiti1'ns living on low ground were
somewhat uneasy yesterday afternoon,
expecting that they would be compelled
to vaCate thGir houses. At late hour
last evening fears of this kind were aban-
doned, the water rising very slowly, with
indications that it would soon begin to 70.
Cede.
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The Pioneer Coal Works Of Forbes
Carmichael 4 Co., one Of the best equip.
ped in the State, IL in full operation, sup.
plying citizens with coal, as well as the
p ". x Ky. X. X. and large trade in
Wheeling.
The Wellsburg Gas Company, in pump.
Ing out the drip boxes attached to the
gas mains In the streets, pumped out a
quantity OF oil. Which one Of the three
wells that ii comes from Is unknown. It
Is the genuine oil. There is no doubt
that oil can DO found here. Parties have
already leased large tracts Of land near
the creek in Buffalo district with view
to boring for oil. A good oil we'll here
would start things to moving IN a lively
manner,
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gnhlte Sales.
.--, -.
DUBLIC SALE
s-1F--
Planning Mill Machinery, IInllhIny Nair
rinls, Horses and Wagons and
Island Lot.
IOUBLIo SALE

shall offer al public sale TOT cash, to the hEh.
ut bidder, on TUESDAY, February ~ is'C, CON.
menclns Al o'clock 4, r at the Building north.
east corner Of Market and Tenth streets, wheeling,
". Va, teCeutv occupied By Armstrong, Cocn Y
60 ali the Planting mel Machinery aSJg6Gj To- me
by that Arni, yunlglnR Of PAnBfs. Pli0rlnE MG.
chine, lenQ1Ihg Maehlne, thce Moulding Ma.
Chlne', Yatiety Mouldef, Blind Stat Machine, two
M1fiiCes, lOiilel, sash aud Door and Hub Ma.
chimes with lAge stock Of lOCutt hubs naFtly
manu- iAOtuted and locust hubs III tho f0ugh ami
saws 81 every variety W be found In 4 6ntclaAl
MIL; Belh P1lltya aud Hhaltlng, two BoJen and
y iii'te1a lGinch Cylinder Engine With governor,
pump and heater. AlAp, q stock Of Lumbor OF all
klndl, dNaStd aud undftSsed Doom, sab, H,iiit.
teis, White Lead, good stock Oi French tilhss Two
good WORK liOFtOs aud Harness, two Wagon, and
once Fixtures. including one large aud valuable
Iron Sale.
Also, the wet hall nj lat numheted Que hun.
dTtd and eighlyihtce ll6Sj In OflOd A. Zkne's al.
dillon n the ely Oi Wheeling being tlIi Of Inc
property conveyed b. Samuel Mcclellan u the Old
lin NJ Armstrong, COen 4 Co. BIZ deed dated
February ~, 1917,
THOMAS oBRlEg,
lei Assignee Of Armstrong, COen y ",
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Yesterday was February IA, sacred to
st. Valentine, whose votarleg send alleged
comic or really comic printed matter
through the mails to their particular
friends and enemles-the really comic
matter being designed 10 DO sentimental.
The day coming this year on Sunday was
naturally not 90 generally observed as
usual, although local dealers say tho de.
mAnd was not much less than usual.
Some people chose Saturday and some
Monday as the substitute, and doubtless
to-day the labor Of the letter carriers will
be mhCh increased from this source.
Several new ideas were seen In valentines
this year, ono being a series Of really
funny cartoons in bdIO riiisr0, the figures
being cut from cork and clothed IN fine
yluffB In q fantastic way.
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me Founrn srReKr MEET1Nes.
The Interest sui on the aCrsaAo-IntsrsAt.
Ing Services this Week.

"B HeEWuua thM Wsukt
The great interest that has bsen awaken.
ed in the congregation OF the Fourth street
NJ. Z, Church continues without any
abatement. If anything, the interest is
very much on the increase. A large mum.
Der have proiesssd conversion, including
scholars from the Sunday School. Yestsr.
days services were very largely attended.
At the morning service eight connected
themselves with the church.
The meetings will be continued during
the week, every afternoon at 8 o'clock and
every evening at 1880 o'clock. On Wed.
nesday a series Of Gospel Temperance
meetings will be held q ladies meeting at
LOAN and during the afternoon aud
evening in the interest OF drinking men.
In these meetings and all others the CO.
operation Of all religious workers is cor.
daily asked, An invitation is extended
to the public to be present at all the ser
vices,
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CouN's CoNnIrION.
The bullet sulI In hls nsAd-Not Allow,
IN TnIL

the Bullet sun In hIs nsAd-Not Allowed
to Talk,
Maurice Cohn, who shot himself in the
head Friday afternoon in Stewards 8
saloon after vainly trying to shoot j. NJ.
Wartheu, is still lying at the county jail,
A call late last night resulted in the in.
formation that his condition was un.
changed. liz said yesterday that he sui.
Tered no pain except when lie pressed on
the wounded side OF his head. The bullet
is still undiscovered. The doctor prohibits
talking, Us 1t exCites his brain, and the
only hope OF saving his life is to allay and
prevent Inflammation. OpiaiGs are I'D.
miniBtered in mild doses, and rags wet in
cold waterkept constantly over the wound
Other prisoners in the jail render the
necessary attention, being locked up in
the debtors room" with him.
His fAther.in-Iaw, Mr.. Rau, of Parkers.
burg, is here, and has called on him twice,
but had no extended interview. Cohn
greeted him pleasantly yesterday when he
called the second time, but conversation
was prohibited,
Conn has made no explanation or allu-
sion concerning thu. shooting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-15

EDWARD L. Rose 4 Co. having purchased
tho interests Of the Howe s. NJ. Co. and
secured tho State egenCy for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep . full lihs Vi
Howes and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with It's perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fail 10 COO tic
the Standard. See advertisement on an.
other page,
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FoR SALE.

ENOR BALE TO CLOSE An ESTATE.
The following Lots On Wheeling Island belong,
ing " Inc estate Of the lAI0 Vim. Mccoy, Viz.
LOU 10. %, O. and "a Oh broadway,
LOH No. 6 aud " gu York street.
Lou NO. Y, 100 aid l0l oil Virginia ttFCet
LOH No. l0l, lO6F ITO and III on Huron street
IoS Nc. 10, lHl and l8J on Wabash street.
IAl No, IN on Water street.
aug ". v. ilOdEG nan. INN NArtnIal
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pastor, commenced series OF sermons TO
young men, his opening subject being,
"Did God make a book?" and his theme
the pleRRry inspiration Of the scriptures
He gave an exhibition OF the doctrine and
q review Of the evidence which were ex-
ceedingly able and interesting.
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Complete Treatment, with Inhaler Tor
every form Of Catarrli, 81, Ask for
EanfOrd's Radical Cure.

A. "EIDNEN FANS and that weary
sensation ever present with those u
~ painful Kidneys weak backs, over.
worked or WOtii out Ly Standing walk.
M lug, OF the sewing machine, cured by
! ~ CuliCufA Anltlal1 Flasgf, 4 new, Ofii.
lnAl elegAnt, Rnd SPEEDY Anlldote 10 pain and Ia.
iammaton Al druggists 30 i've OF 81 %.
Mailed Tree. POrfER Dave AND UilENiClL o.,
Boston lnl NthAW
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ECZEMA
Ind Every Species Of Itching aud BnrG'
Ing Diseases Cured BY Cuticura.


ECZEMA. OEsRlt Rhrum, with Its sgonIzIug Itch.
i Lug and burning, irs,Rntly rellG'ei byR WBrm
oath ain CuLiuunI HOAp, and u sins 10 application
OF CutlCuTA, the great skin CurO. This repeated
daily, with tHO Or three dOiCs VI CntiGurA kegOly
ent the Now Blood lnrldGf, to keep tho blood
cool the per pifRtiOn pufJ ana uulfntItng, toe
blWGls Op1u, the liver and Kidneys active, will
speedily euro Eczema, letter, Ring FOrm, Psoriasis
lichen, pfutliIsI Stald llOsd, DtudIuH and every
SPECIES OF ltlhIngi sOly and llmply llumOrs 81
the scalp aud skin, when the best physlCiALh aud
ali known remedies fail.
WILL MCDONALD, aji2 DGarbnn street, Chicago,
grnnCiuy aCEuOwledy gs II cure Of Eca .inN OF snlt
Rhrum, gu head, neck, face, arms aud lcIs Tor
seventeen Jeans; not A1le " walk except on hands
aud knees for one year; not able - help himself
for eight yCnS tiled hundreds OF remedies; doc.
tons pronounced his case hopeless; permanently
cnTGi BY Cut,OllR KesOlyCut blood puTllfTl In
tctnllly aud GuutuTA aud tullCnTA soap THE
great SEln cues externally
UdAS. Il0UGIlTOS, ESQ lawyer, ~ State street.
Boston, reports case Of u LttnH under his Obscl,
yAgUn for ten years, which covered the pAlIGntE
body and limbs, aud 10 which all known methods
OF treatment had been applied without benefit,
which was cont lgtely cured i0Gly by the CutICura
hemedksr leaving u G!oin and healthy Sklu.
Mr. JOHN TlIlEL WiIAC,D.rre, Pa, writes, Il
hnY9 suffered from salt Rueun Tor over eight
years ut times 30 bad that could not attend 10 ms
business Tor weeks III II time. Three hJGes Of Cu
tlCnm aud Fulf bottles RAOlVent have entirely
cured mo VI tnis dreadful disease"
PHYSICIANS pREBCRIBE THEM-I hnvp moth.
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uatpet.L UatrstaIl Untn.i,ll

Body Brussels and Velvet Carpets, your
choice o., the best llnoin Wheeling al 81 Is
pof yard, 10 cents extra ioT making and
laying. This price is less than they can
be bought tof at the factory and brought
10 Wheeling. John Harrington 4 Coz
great sale for 30 days only.
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by taking the l;4T r. N. train on the O.
4 ?. road passengers arrive In Uleyeland
At 8:26 r. ~, and Chicago al ti3O the fol-
lowing mBrnlDg Connections made In
Union depot, Chicago, for all points west,
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INDICATIONS.

WAsHrSaroN, Feb. lj.-1 A. M.-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, local
rains, or in the northern portion light
local SHOWS, followed by fair colder wealth.
or; winds generally shifting to north.
erly.
For the Lower Lake Region, local SHOWS,
followed by colder weather; winds gener.
ally, shifting to northerly.
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to close out. have been reduced "a follows
81 quality 10 s., SO quality to s., $35 quail.
ity to 1926. The sale will continue till
March Is, but as there Is n choice in
everything, and no additions will DO made
TO the stock, We advise early purchases.
JOHN lIARgiNOToN K Co.,
Main street, Wheeling,
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6Nautad,

.NIANTFD--LADIEs AND YOUNG
wv inen 10 decopis BltihdAy and fAs,sT Noy.
tltes, EA'ily learned good pfOapttA Of steady
aud al work mailed tptptid. Fot fall iniQfma.
tim address nECORA 1--WE ART WORKS, RG.
thaplc Place, Boston, Mas, T. D. BOG bNs,
ie4TIh44
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This school for young ladies', on the
Ohio river, 70 miles below Pittsburgh,
under Tho direction Of Or, Taylor. In
health record, physical culture, thorough.
ness OF instruction, musical and art advan.
tages and elocuton It Is unsurpassed, The
spring term Of Il weeks opens March ~.
Send 10 pr. Taylor for information,
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Reduced as followsi S. quality to 50 40,
81 to 50, $l2 to 81, sic TO 10, $50 to Sl3,
Fij to $?i, $40 10 $50, which Is less than
Importation cost This sale mISt close
March lG
JOHN HARRINGTON & Co.
Main street. Wheeling.