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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04
Rxcithment In Texas.

Great excitemen. has been caused in the
vicinity Of Paris, Tex, by the remarkable
recovery Of Mr.. J. +. Corley, who vas so
helplesq he could net turn in bed, or raise
his heed; everybody said he was dying Of
Consumption. A trial bottle of DR.. King s
New Discovery was sent him. Finding re-
lief, he bought large bottle and box Of
DR.. Kings New Life Pills; by the time he
had taken two boxes OF Fills and two bot.
tIes OF the Discovery, be was well and had
gained in flesh thirty-six pounds. Trial
bottles of this Great Discovery for Con-
sumption free at Logan Il Co.'S.
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A TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Engine And Cars Fall Forty Feet
Through arBfidgs.
FOUR PERSONS FATALLY INJURED.
Many Of the Passengers Badly Aur-.-A
Heroic and Gallant
Conductor.

TORONTO. oSr., March s.-A terrible rail,
way accident occurred las, night on the
Grand Junction division Of the Grand
Trunk railway, near Bellevills. An ex.
press train, crowded with passengers, jump.
ed the rails while crossing bridge over
the river Ouse, and, breaking through the
timber the engine and cars fell q distance
Of nearly forty fee. on the ice below. Many
psople we're badly hurt, but no more than
four fatally so far as reported. The ice
was very thick, and the cars only PARTIAL,
broke through into the water. Most Of
the cars took FIRE from the upset,ipe OF
stoves.
Conductor Morris, of Bellevills, who vas
in charge Of the train, was held between
the timbers Of the smashed passenger cars
and badly injured, and was unable to
extricate himself till nearly every stitch
was burned Of his body. He was badly
burned.
Mr.. Irwin, Toronto commercial travel.
er. was caught between two cars when the
train fell through the bridge and was
fatally injured.
Mrs. Crawford, q young married lady
from Peterboro, received grea, shock,
and her injuries will likely prove fatal.
Conductor Morris, although badly burned
and injured, and having hardly q square
foot OF whole clothing LETT on him, worked
heroically 10 get the lady passengers out Of
the wrecked cars. He procured sleishs
and took the ladies to q neighboring farm
house, and in doing so was exposed %
long 10 the severe weather that he
was badly frozen. The loss 10 the
rolling stock will be $4,000.
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BRID0UOR1.

Yesterday about noon the gss 10 tho
holder at the little experimental gas works.
erected by A. ]. Bags and Captain Dillon,
on the c., l.. L W. railroad ground near
the freight Office blew up and threw the
iron tank through the roof and landed II
on Greenbsck street, in from, Of T. P.
Rhodes residence. There was cLly about
six inches Of gas in il at the time, buti
forced the tank through piece Of Two by
six inch timber and cut the root away co
tirely where il passed through. People
in the vicinity OF the affair feel little
scared, and one man said be thought
Capt. Dillon should be required 10 sic on
top OF the machine when he was expsfi.
mentips, 30 as to show good faith towards
the people in the peighborhood. The
blowup has demonstrated at leest on thing,
and that is that tie machine will make
gas.
A very amusing sigbt 10 the spectator
was seen in Bridgepor. yesterday. The
same man who was arrested and 6rsd in
Martins Ferry, last week. fer being drust
and wearing straw hat, Was In toun
wearing q long oyercna, and no papta.
loons BE had on shoes aud stockings and
the overcoat bg;toned up tight asound him,
and his legs perfectly bare not even pro,
tected By pair Of drawers. Some god
hearted man gave him pair Of para, to
ward noon, or he would likely hsts frozen
TO death.
George Srobel has "a exhibition siI.
Yer plated dagger rsSs rom au eishtireb
z eel boat sr.ke. Ine knife 10 . very
pretty sSsir sp2 IL quite unique.
Hon. B.muel Hilles or bis doable vss IL
town YESTERDAY.
Mr.. Fred Clinton, Of Bs!lsirs, uss 10
town yesterday.
P. G. kooilson ia again able to be ouf,
after severe spell Of sore throat.
Yesterday was psy day on the Q. L. d
W. and ell tbs high officials we're in torn
and Wheeling looking .. ihe sights and
Waiting the shippers.
Max Gsus, formerly ot Oswald Shick 9
shop, hss gone into business for himself in
joan Schafes's building on Morgan street.
Krkwood.
In the suit OF the Rsymsnn Brewing
Company OF Wheeling ". Nicholas Cant
zey Of E,nsvills, tried before Jury is JUS
nc, HoselYs ofscs On Tuesday. the Brew
ing Compsay got jademsnt fDs sle0.
Rev. wardsll, Of Nes Atkens, vae q
town yesterday. cs!Ess On George 2. Ne
Bir,s McMseh.D. Of q. CaitsIrA -
IL toNn yssasdak
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O,Hara Diesina Hospital,

CHICAGO. March 3.-Mr. Jeffrey o Hare,
who Jumped from g sixth story window in
the Palmer House, yesterday while de.
lirious, died st the hospital last evening
The attending physician said that his death
was not due altogether from iDjuries which
hs received by the fall, but 10 brain dis
order. His body will be taken in charge
by friends and sent to Toronto, his former
home, for iuterment
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Wonderful Cures,

W.D. Hoyt & Co, Wholesale aud Re
tail Druggists Of Rome Ga, ssy, We
have been selling DR.. Kings New Discov-
ery, Electric Bi.ters and Buckiens Arnica
Salve for two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell as veil, OF give such
nniyerssl satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected By these
medicines in this city. Several cases o'
prorouacsd Consumption have been entire
" cured By the rSe Of feV bottles Of Dr.
Kings New Discovery, taken in connection
with Electric Bitters. We guarantee them
alwsya. Sold by Logsn i Go
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Riel's Execution.

OrT4V4, March 3-Mr. Laundry, Of
Moutmsgny, has put the following notice
Of motion on the order paper for Friday
next: That this House feels that 1t ia it's
duty to express its deep regret that the
sentence Of death passed upon Louis Riel,
co1sicted of high treastn, was allowed to
BE- carried into execution. 1t is undrstood
that the motion is being made at tbs insti-
CATION of the Government. who sre said to
be co1rting defeat on this issue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04
The RICH TRAGEDY.

An Uncle of the Murdered Woman So
cures Her Remains for Burial.
ST. Paul, MINI, March 81. Shepperc
Smith, of Cobslskill, New York, arrived
here this morning to take home for buris
tbs remains of his murdered niece, Fanny
Smith Rich. In an Interview he denounces
both DR.. Gale, the psrsmour Of his niece
and her husband. He Gays he had done
all be could to prevent his n ece leaving
with Gale, but was forcsd to yield or have
her give q power Of attorney to some one
Of Gales suggestion, as through the me
dium of morphine he had secured com
plete control over Mrs Rich, who had been
introduced to DR.. Gale by her husband
when campaigning for the Assembly.
Interest in the murder Of Mrs. Fanny
Smith Rich, by her husband intensifes with
time. j Shepard Smith, Of Coblesklll, n
Y, arrived to-day. Early in the dsy
he met Dr.. Gale, who is supposed to be
still in the city. When asked what he
could tell in regard to Gales history, etc.
he said:
Gale was a political friend of Rich and
bled him. Gale might have been at the
lattes's home snd prescribed for Mrs.
Rich.
What was the extent of Mr.. Rich 8
property, and where ia it now
At Cobleskill, and il amounts to about
$4,000 or $4,000.
How much money did Mrs Rich bring
West with herr
Two thousand dollars which | furnished
her.
Smith then stated that he knew
Mrs. Rich was going 10 leave
in order to shade her husband,
but that he did not know that Gale was
going with her until Monday, when the pair
left, after he had supplied Mrs Rich with
$1,000. He said tbs: Rich was unosara-
ble but declined to pGrticularize further
than to say that Rich had squandered
S3 600 of his wife's property during the
past year. Rich's idiosyncrscies we're be
youd human comprehension. He had q
shot gun in his room, which he said ne
was going to oil, but | suppose Il was kept
there to iutimidate his wife. The divorce
zhich Mrs. Rich secured from Trimble,
her Erst husband, was caused bJ Rich, who
represented himself a. a wealthy ps%u'
broker or cotton broker Ecrth $500, 900.
The divorce was a legal ona. Il would
take q column to describe Rich's idiosyn'
crasies"
When it was learned that Smith made
his arrangements to leave for Inc East on
the 40 train, via Omaha and Northwest
srn line, but bought only two tickets, one
for himself and one for the corpse of Mrs.
Rich, he was waited on By three OF the
committee of ten and told that he must
trea, both cOrpses alike he proposed to
buy lot here and bury Rich, or chip the
body East by express, taking Mr.. Rich with
him. The committee said this would Lot
do, he must tske both.
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A 100000 FAILURE.
Extensive West Indian shippers of b Oston
Go Under,

Extensive West Indian shippers Of Boaton
Go Under,
BosToN, March 3.-F. W. Nckerson l.
Co., large importers, West India traders
and commission merchants, who have been
in business between forty and fifty years,
announce their failure today, having as
signed to Joseph B. Russell, confidential
employe. Their liabilities are $6OU,OOO
direct and 100000 indirect, and
their naval assets are good.
The firm is the agent OF
the Boston and Savannah Steamship Co,
which is not affected at all. The eastern
steamships RAINING to points in the prov
inces is owned in great part by the firm.
and is therefore affected by the failure
The cause of the assignment is the general
dullness of the business in which the firm
is engaged. The firm is composed Of
Frank W. Nickerson, Alfred A. Nlckerson
and Elkaniah c. Crosby.
Nothing definite can be stated about the
assets. They iHclude extensive west
Indian and other foreign interests aud
other investments which it will take long
time to develop. The Indebtedness Of the
firm is chiefly TO National bonds on time
notes and on collateral The cause Of the
failure is manifold. The frst blow affect
ing the credit of the firm was the wreck OF
the City Of Columbus, Of the Savannah
line, two years ago. They
have dealt largely in hemp, sugar and
other staples on commission, and also in
direct trade. 1t is impossible to make any
statement about the probable relation Of
the assets to the liabilities. The members
OF the firm hope that with careful nursing
the assets will yield very good dividend
to the creditors. The creditors namsd in
the assignment are Adelaide Nieker3on,
Adeline n. Parker, Priscilla S Nickerson,
Robinson, Powell L Co, c. A. Campbell,
and c. E. Penner 4 Co.
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An Old Citizen snAaks.

Ar. ]. NJ Norris sa old resident OF
Rome, Ga, says tha. he hsd been badly
troubled with Kidney Complaint for s
great many years and with Eczema for
Three years; st tines could scarcely walk
snd had :risd many remedies without
beneas, until be began taking Electric Bit
ters snd amounting his hands and feet with
Bucklen's ArnicA Sslve. This treatment
afforded him great relief and he strongly
recommends Electric Bitters to those who
suffer with Kidney Complaints, or need q
bloodPur6er, Sold by Logan L Co.
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The Street Oar Strike,

New YoRK, March 3-At.er conference
with q committee from conductors and
drivers OF the four East Side striking street
car lines, last night Railroad Commlg.
sioner Herman delivered al opinion in
which he held that the railroads, as com
mon carriers, have no right to inconveE.
ience the public while carrying on com
paratvely insignificant controversies with
employees as to hours of labor and prices
therefor. he would confer with his col.
leagues, and the probable outcome would
be q mandsmus to the roads to resume the
performance of their duties as carriors.
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a caDtain's Fortunate Discovery,

Capt. Coleman, schr. Weymout6, plying
between Atlantic City and y. T., hsd been
troubled with q cough 50 thas he was una
BE 70 sleep, and was induced to try Or.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
l. not only gave him instant relief' bat
aIla1ed the extreme soraness in his breast.
Bis children were similarly affected and 6
single dose had the ssus happy effect.
Dr. Kings New Discovery is now the
standard remedy in the Coleman house
hold and on board the schooner. Free
trial bottles OF this standard rsnsdy st
Logan & Co 9 Drug Store.
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Interesting E1periencea.

Hiram Csuet5r EaIriturs Dealer, OF
aunous, Ga, tells his experience thus:
for three years have tried s$sry remedy
the market for Stomach as Kidney
Porders. but got no relief unGS 1 Esaf
ectr'e Bl;tsrs. Took 6Ta bottles ana
b no" cured, ana think Electric Bittsrs
y Best B.aod Purifier in the world. {"
Do a. B Reed, OF West Liberty, Ky.,
- Elec rio Biusrs tor an old standing
.sdrey aHeeion and says: "NothinR has
u aons n9 so much Gooi as Electric
pes Sud at ftsy c:nts a bottle By
pgan i &c.
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What Can be Done.

By trying again and keepil & up courage
many things seemingly impossible may be
attained. Hundreds Of hopeless cases OF
Kidney and Liver Complaint have been
cured BY Electric RitteEs, after everything
else had been tried in vain. So, don't
think there Is no cure ios you, hIt try Elec'
tric Bitters. There isno medicine 40 safe,
90 pure, and so perfect Blood Purifier.
Electric Bitters will cure Dyspepsia, Dis'
betes aud ali Diseases of the EE;i11deys. In,
valuable in affections of Stomach and
Liver, and overcome sll Urinary Difficult
ties. Lsrge Bottles only 30 cents, at Lo
gan / Co.'S.
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Ms. Winslov's Soothing Syrup fer chil
dren tsething, ia tie prescription Of one Of
the beat female nurses and physicians in tie
United States, and has been used sor forty
yesrs with never falling success BY MI.
lions Of mothers for their children. Dur.
ing the process Of tsething iz value H In.
cslcula5ls. 1t rslisTes the child from pain,
cures dyssntery and disrrhea, azipfng IN
the bowels, and Wind coEe. By gina
health 10 the child It rssts the moth9.
Price 10 o bottls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

PIrrsBURa, Pa, March 3.-A bsre
knuckle prize fight for parse Of Sl5,
took place at Whitehall, Pa, near this city,
between Billy" Ciipp, Of Youngstown, Pa
and Boisu. alias Bull Newcomer, Of
Uuiontown, Pa. Both men fought desper'
ateiy, and it was nip srd tack up to the
seventh round, when Clip got in blow
that stretched Newcomer oct on the toor
in su inssnsible condition Es vas picked
M and restored to consciousness, end the
fight given to Clipp. Only twenty persons
vsra nreseut
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WASHINGTON,
The Case Of Collector McGraW
Still Pending.
NOT DECIDED BY THE COMMITTEE.
gs7sral HancoCES Successor General
Tery---GeneraI Washington
Dispatches.
ss..la! o tss Rsltslsr.

Y ,sHIyGrOS, March at was Aseer.
.s;ped 70 lay that the nomination of Nc,
Grsu was sill pending before the Finance
Committee Of the Senate. No action will
b. taken for two weeks. One Of the mem
hers Of the committee desires to be absent
ior ten DAYS, and hss requested that further
eopsideration OF the case be deferred until
his return. Another reason for the delay
! to give Senator Camden chance to be
heard. II for no other -easOn, it is prob
sbls the committee would await Mr.. Cam
seu } return before hnallT disposing of the
osse.
Among the postmaste:s commissioned
,o-5sv we're ". A. Sinsel at Pennington
apd NJ N Rice a, Rock Cave, ". Va.
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An Answer Wanted.

Can any one bring US q case of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Els :tric Bitters
viii not speedily cure2 We say they can
not, as thousands CT cases already perus
nently cured and who are dsily recommend
ing Electric Bitters, will prove. Brighfs
Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back, or any
urinary complaint quickly cured. They
purify the blood, regulate TIE bowels and
act directly on the diseased parts. Every
bottle gusFsutss3. For sale at so cents a
bottle By Logan Il 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04
scorrs EMULSION OF PURE

Cod Liver OIL, With HypoRhospAiteS
Almost Specific for Consumption.
The thousands Of testimonials We have
received from sufferers who have been
permanently cured By SCOTS Emulsion
satisfies us that it will cure consumption
in its eGsly stsGes, end ellsyiste if not cure
in its latter stages
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04
How 70 be Beautiful.

Ladies, you can be sure OF this; that
YOU cannot have rosy cheeks and . clear
s-rnolsxon unless you are in good beslth.
Disease s,ways spoils beauty Parksrs
Topls sasifes the blood invigorste. the
nrgsnss drives 81. Ssd humors out OF the
svstem, and makes s5s piaiaess face st'
TsotiFs. Tell your husbands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04

The Railway Fisnds.

ClAaz.5rso. " Va, March S.--Io-
niRht John Boylss sss 0r:es'ed for stoniUg
= passsage- t.a;G on a5olday night Other
aaes,s Tor the same cfspss viii likely be
nsdc
10 ofrhvee usmp5 passing through
tins cl.y yesterday were arrested At SAE-
krsbu5z who are supposed to have been
eonnected with tia wreckiog Of trajos heEe,
h1a hsvs been released. The other one
Ecf Of ST Central, sud from mis- description
hsis likely the tramp our officers sre look,
~ FOR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-04
rhraataneh Coal Famine.

New YORK, March 3-Thousands 3 OF
tons of coal are bound at South Amboy,
y. J., causing dealers in New York to
6sndie tne;;s supply spsriugly. This, taken
toSe-hsr with tie svoEed 1ld and aim Of
the syndicate formed in this city to control
spd corner the supply, causes much alarm
Already ;hs.e is step taken in the raising
Of prices As Yet tho matter 10 confined
70 retail dealers.
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Held on a Second Charge.
cx,..;,y n gbc prDgs,r,

PAREERsBURG, March 81. W. Conrad,
of Calhoun county, was up sgain today
before Z. S. Commissioner Barna Powell
on another charge Of forging aaidavits 10
the Pension Department for the pcosecu-
ton of increased pension claims. Conrad
was held in another bond of $1,000 to ar
swer indictment.
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Most Excellent.

]. J. Atkins, Chi9f Of Police, Knoxville,
Tenn, VIZ tea: Ny family and | are ben
efcisries of yoET most excellent medicine,
Dr.. Kings New Dis ;oEery for consunP-
ton; having found it to he all that ' 90
claim fog it, desire to ,,', go to ia virtue
NJ NJ trends to whom have recommended
it, praise it at every opportunity"
d. Kings New Discovery tor Consump
tion is guaranteed te cure Coughs, Colds,
BronchiGs, Asthma, Group and every af'
fection of Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Trial Bottles Free st Logan s Co, drug
store. Large size Sl.0O.
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A NEW LINE.
A New Steamboat Line on the Little
KanRwha.

n New Steamboat Line on the Little
KanRwha.
SPECIAL 70 the Register.
PARKERsBuRG, March Sit is under
stood here to-day, that q new steamboat
company has been formed for competition
on the Little Kanswha trade. Messrs.
Srond, Murrell and Cottmau, it is said,
have concluded contracts with the Little
KanaWhs merchants By which the latter
have agreed to ship their goods and stock
with them at the old rate established by
the steamers before the pooling of rates BY
the c. c. Martin and Oneida, contract to
hold good for two years. The above
named gentlemen have been looking at.
with view purchasing, the Ingomsr,
on Big Sandy; Clara Belle, one Big Ks
nswhs, and the C I. Dale, o. Psrkersburg
and st. Msrys trade. Several members Of
the combination we're in town to-day and
determination to get boat in !
the trade ct as early day as possible.
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I,sakS 30 Untidy.

Noss1ag looks mora sutidg than the
rressnce cf salrf and dardruf in ne hsir
md on the clo o.hirg oEe Bottle Of Par.
Lsr's Hair Balsam viii heat the scalp snd
free { from this nuisance. Stops 'slhsg
of the hsr, promotes reS growth and
makes il soft, Rlc@Y and silky. Best OF
drssEing. Dsliciously re:fqmsd.
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The Third Fire.

Cz,R1vsros. v. ", March 3.-The
cottage Off. NJ Blackburn "@s consumed
BY Are this morning from SStsei'Te Gae'
Loss $500. Insurance 800. This IS the
third of the same character within as many
davz
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A GREAT STRIKE
Ordered In the Bituminous Coal
District No. 8 -
UNLESS OPERATORS SIGN THE SCALE
Presented BY the K. of 1.-The Strike
Ordered for March
Eighth.
Special 10 ths RsGi,tsr.

CUMBERLAND, MD, March 2.-The Ex
ecutive Board OF Miners of district No.
3, were in session in this city yesterday
and today, aud have prepared the follow.
ing, which is addressed
"I0 the Miners and Nine LabOrerS Of
District No. 3, NJ F. Of NJ and .H L :
"BRorHERs:-As you are all we'll aware,
on February Is, 1886, the Executive Board
submitted scale of pucss to the operators
ofthe various regions comprising district
No. 3, N. F. Of NJ. and NJ. l., making a
sen.serm advance in the price of mining
coal and the wages Of mine lsborers. In
the circular addressed to the
operators, we invited them to
meet with the Board on March /, should
they conclude that the scale was not uni.
uniform. This they failed to do, thereby
admitting that the scale submitted was uni.
form. Ii such was not the case the Board
is of the opinion that their invitation has
been treAted with contempt and accep: il
as a challenge to fight.
I'm view of tie above facts it was unan.
imously resolved that on and after Mon.
day, March s, 1886, all mines that do not
receive the advance demanded cease
work.
Edward Hayes, President, Pocahontss
Tszexell county. Va John A. Martin
Vice President, Pekin, Allegheny coun.
ty, Nd; Samuel McGowsn, Secretary,
Shaw, Mineral county, W Va; Daniel
Brown, Treasurer, Irwin, Westmorelsnd
county, Pa; james McC1tcheou, Elk
Lick, Somerset county, Pa; John R.
Paisley, Osceola Mills, Clearfeld county,
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1t Comes Only n Week after aiaraI Gral

1t Comes Only n Week after MardI Gras
Toe pleasure seekers st the Mardi Gras
Festival at New Orleans, La, will have
1atil March 9Th, ShroYe Fuesday this yesr,
lent then coDmences, and on Tuesday,
March 18th, the Grand Extraordinary
Drawing (the l9Oth monthly of The LOUIS
lana Sac Lottery viii take place, when
over Q half million Of dollars Will be thrown
around promiscuously. All about which
event any one can learn on an application
to N. A. Dauph;n. New Orleans, La.
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Directors of the Ohio River Railroad.
SUsc{cI 10 ne Register.

PARKgRsBuNu, Eareh S.-Qaite large
number Of railroad contractors are now
in this CITY receiving the plans of tbs Ohio
River Railroad Extensio1. with view to
take contracts on the work.
The Board of Directors o. the o. x. road
held q special meeting in this city to-day.
Among the members present were hon.
r 4. Brouse. of Willow Island, and Hon.
Sep Hall, Of Wheeling.
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She Who would BE

the Queen Of Beauty must look to her
teeth, for a pretty mouth Is indispensable
to female Ioveliness. Brush your teeth
carefully With fragrant S0Z0D0NT and
you vii be charmed with the result for it
L without equal as g dentitriee.
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Bought the Tribune
g,,srirl 10 tAs RsyiHsT.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, March 5.-M b
Reber, Of Logan, Ohio. bought the Til
bune to day, and the lease of ", i Mer'
I'll as foreshadowed in these dispatches,
and will take charge April ls'. Col. Pnr-
call Of Ohio, will edit tie paper.