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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-18
THE ARBITRATORS
OF THE CENTRAL GLASS WORKS
COntrao. oassiion meet IN this city-Srr.
Augustus PoIlack the Third Member of
the BOard-BOth Sides Heard, but NO
Decision Reaohsa-The Question.

Mr.. William Doyle, Of the firm Of Doyle
Bros, glass manufacturers, Of Pittsburgh,
and President William Smith, Of the Flint
Glass Workers Union, arrived in the city
yesterday. The former gentleman repre-
sents the Central GlRns Company and the
latter the employees in the arbitration con-
corning an alleged contract fixing wages
ct that works till next July. They met at
the Mcclure house and completed the
Board by the choice Of Mr.. Augustus Pol
lack as the third man, whose position
makes him practically the umpire Of the
question. Mr.. Pollock was acceptable to
both sides and he accepted the delicate
position, for which his eminent fitne0s
both as to capacity and judgment on the
one hand and judicial fairness on the
other, ia well known.
The Board heard the statements Of both
the officials Of the company and the rep
resentatives of the workmsn, the evidence
being taken down in shorthand by Mr.. A.
Rheinstrom. The examination Of both
sides occupied the time till late last even.
ing, when the arbitrators without arriv-
ing ct decision, adjourned to allow tho
ssenographer TO transcribs his notes into
lonehsnd.
Briefly put, the question the Board ia to
decide Is whether contract morally bind
ing on both parties, was made when Pres.
ident Scott accepted theannual scale Of the
Glaasworkers' Union. The men hold that
the acceptance Of the scale settles wages
for year, while Mr.. Scott claims that he
only accepted 1t for the time being, and
that he has right to change his mind
whenever he wants to.
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FOB SALE.

10 Acres Land on hill east from Twenty.ninth
street and Eof, distant one mile and quarter; Q
good frame house, good cellar and well, and
splendid orchard Of apples, plums, pears and
duinces Suitable for market gardening. Rents
Tor 500 per annum. Can be bought Il contract IL
closed within 30 day from date At $1,000 Terms
81, 2oo cash, balance In four equal annual pay.
menty. with intsreAt payable annually.
No SO Fourteenth street, rooms, stable and
NnSh.room, ground 80 feet front
No. 1SO and 1872 Eighteenth street, q Double Brick,
ground q half lot; price, q, 600.
No. no Market street. largo desirable resi-
deDce. Ground full lot, fronting GO feet on Mar
ket street. Price 80 900.
No. 2SS6, No. ASS and No. $40 Main street, 8 10
per cent Investment eau be bought for &c. 10.
Building or manufacturing site north side Of
Nineteenth street, east Of Woods street, SIG 0G
Lot south OF Rouse No. 2sOl Eof street. $1,000.
Ground Is feet front east Of house No. % Viz
y Acres Of Land and a desirable residence at
Beech Bottom, valued at So 800; will exchange for
city property
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent, q. 8. Pension and Claim At
torney. Collector and Notary Public. jRlS
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to rec
ord 0 deed made January 10 by John
Rutland and wife to James A. Henry, in
consideration Of 81, 800, for the west quar-
ter Of lot Al, on Maryland street.
Deed made November s, 1887, by Caro-.
line JueTgens and her husband, William,
h John Rutland, in consideration Of 81,
200, for the west quarter Of lot Al, on
Maryland street.
Deed made January 5 by Alfred E,
Egerter and vile to Henry Bayhs, in con.
Sderstion Of 81, 900, for lot % In square s
at Gilchrist'a amended addition, lying on
North Huron street.
Deed made January 10 by William
Erskine and George B. Caldwell, special
commissioners, to Mary E., Wife Of James
r. Campbell, in consideration Of $500, for
lota o to IL in block 8 Of the old fair ground
property.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Personal, Industrial and NIL Sorts of Local
Notes,

Notes,
Mayor Keller is still on the sick list.
Mics Alma Chessell is in Cambridge.
Business this week ia almost at q stand
still.
Will Crowell has returned home from q
visit in Cambridge.
Mr.. s. B. Williams Is quite Ill at his
home in the lower end Of town.
Mrs. Lewis, OF South Second street, drew
the $50 case Of birds at WaSener's con-
fectionery,
Sam Robinson, Of the Elaon Glass Com.
pany's office, Is afflicted with Csrbuncle
on his neck,
Mr.. Charles Conway has accepted a
position with the Dithridge Oil Company,
Of Cleveland.
Mr.. Thomas Conway and Niracs
Flora and Lizzie Jones, viGited friends in
Tiltonville yesterday.
The Riverside Paving Brick Works at
Rush Run, reeumed operations to-day,
after an idleness Of two weeks.
The stockholders Of the Elson Glass
Company are happy, q dividend Of FIVE
per cent being declared yesterday.
The remains iMrs. Elizabeth Grimmel,
who died Sunday afternoon, were entered
in Mt. Wood cemetery Monday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
A letter from Tiltonville states the most
successful revival that has ever been held
there is now in progress ct the M. E.
Church. Members Of that denomination
here will be glad to learn Of this.
The Junior Blaine and Logan Club met
last evening and reorganizsd for the COM
ing campaign. The boys who composed
this club in 'S4 we're the talk Of the town
for their good drilling and fine marching
suits, and their reorganization will be
warmly greeted.
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CHURCH DEDICATION
at bridgeport Sunday Afternoon-othor
Items.

Colonel Hill Is on the sick list.
Dr.. W. Bolan yesterday received q call
from serious case in Empire.
William Eberle, West Point cadet
from this district, Is home on O twenty
four days furlough.
Henry Harrison returned from Pitts,
6urgh yesterday. He will return to hi
home in st. Paul, Mimi, In few days,
A valuable mocking bird shipped 10
Berry White was frozen to death when
received here by the Adams Express
Company.
William 0verman, who left here four
years ago and went to Belgrave, Montana,
was one OF the victims frozen to death In
the late western blizzard. Mr.. 0Verman was
highly respected in this city and Wheel.
ing, and his many friends will be shocked
to learn Of his death.
There seems to be general dissatisfac.
ton about the rates for natural gas In this
city and many private consumers are fire..
quently heard to complain. It Ia thought
q movement will be put on foot to have
the price reduced, and II It 10 not done,
many will return to the use Of coal.
The N. E. church ct West Wheeling has
for some time been undergoing q
complete renovRting and overhsul-
ing. ExtensiYe repairs have been
made in the way Of new paper, new
carpets, painting, and other improve
ments, and Il presents fne appearance.
The formal reopening servicea will be held
Sunday at 2 o'clock P. NJ, by Rev. Dr.. R.
F. Randolph, Of Fourth Street church,
Wheeling, asliAted by Rev, ], Il. Rogers,
OF KirkWood. Services In the evening Of
Z P. NJ, when Rev. Dr.. Blaisdell, OF Wheel.
ing Female College, will occupy the pulpit
The membership Of this church now mum.
beB about sixty.fve and the building and
made BY them 10 quite q
credit to their congregation. The church
pastor, Rev. D. A. Pierce, has labored un.
tiringly in his efforts TO advance the vel.
lare Of the church and its members, and
will assist In the opening services on San.
lay. Coed muSlc and singing will be fur. |
liIhed by the Bridgeport ChotrB. !
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In the City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the CITY and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
s. Reinheimer and wife, Of Cameron
were in town yesterday.
Frank Jones and wife, and the member
of the "si Perkins" Company are at the
Mcclure.
Mr.. @. E. ozier, Miss Ella Webster, Mr..
L. NJ. Timberlake, and Miss Junktns, Of
Flushing, Ohio, were at the Mcclure
house yesterday.
Rev. O. B. Graham, Of the Zane Street
M. E. Church, has returned home from
the KaRawhs Valley, and services will be
held as usual next Sunday.
Hon. Joe I. McCombs, OF Marshall
county, member Of the last House Of
Delegates and an active Republican, Ia
the guest Of relatives on the Island.
Messrs. James DalzslI, Of Wellsburg,
and r. J.. Beatty, Of steubenville, two
prominent glass manufacturers, came
down yesterday to watch the progress Of
the Central gIAsa works arbitration.
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RIVER NEWS.
stage of tho water and Movements OF the
Boats.

bon0s
The Barnard passed up Rt2P.N.
The Andes got away last evening with {
fair sized trip.
The Katie stockdale went down early
yesterday morning.
The Fashion passed up on her way
from Cincinnati to Plttaburgh.
The Robert Jenkins and Beaver passed
down with tows OF coal early yesterday
afternoon.
The Courier got away for ParkeIsburl
OF P. N. with q good trip. The Ben HUI
Is this mornings packet In this trade.
Several toWboRts are due OF Pittsburgh
with empties, and provided the water
holds up, will leave with coal as soon &C
tows can be procured.
The river after remaining stationary all
day yesterday, commenced to fall about
dusk. The depth in the channel at that
time was 10 feet 8 inches, according to the
marks.
The Benton McMillin is due down at an
early hour this morning on her way from
Pittsburgh to Ironton. Capt, Hold Knowles
~ III VSu4WNhu A4A VIZ lully 4Eh huuLluk-
ton Is still in the Office.
The O. W. Bachelor got away for Pitts
burRh about 8 A. N. with q fair trip.
Captain Phil AnshutE is always on the
lookout for his patrons and Ii Is this that
makes him and his boat 90 popular.
The reports from above received last
night, gave the stage Of the rivers AT the
points named 90 follows; Pittsburgh, 10
feet and stationary; raining. Greensboro,
IA feet 6 inches and falling; raining. oil
City, foot and falling. brownsville, IL
feet 4 inches and falling; raining.
Capt. John A. Wood, in conversation
with Q Pittsburgh reporter, exonerated
Superintendent Martin, In charge Of the
Davis lIBiRnd dam, from the trouble re-.
Gently experienced with the wickets. He
says Mr.. Martin met the wishes Of the
coal men before the Ice came, and that
was really the cause Of the blockade.
The W. N. Chancellor passed up early
this morning en- route for PittoburVh, She
has been laid up at Point Pleasant a
Roodly part Of the past six months during
which time abe has been thoroughly over.
hailed and put In good repair for re-an.
tering the Charleston Pittsburgh trSde
whenever there WA an opportunity,
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SCRATCHED q YEARS.
A scaly, Itching, Skin Disease with
Endless Suffering Cured by =
CutIcura Remedies.

Il had known Of the Cutcura Remedies TWEEN.
ty.eight Year, ago It would have saved me 800 90
two hundred dollars and an immense amount Of
sufEt ring. Ny disease (PB0riaIiS) commenced on
my mead In spot not larger than cent ltBpread
npidly all over my body and got under my nails.
The scales would drop Oh Of mo all the time, and
my suffering was endless, aud without relief. One
thousand dollars would not tempt me to have this
disease oyer again. ! am poor man, but feel rich
10 DO relieved OF what some OF the doctors said
was leproSy, some rlng.w0rm, psoriasis, etc,
took AND - 8RrsRparillaS over one year and
and hall, but no cure. Invent 70 two or three
doctors and no cure, cannot praise the Cuticura
Remedies TOO much. They have made my skin rs
clear and FREQ from scales Is bRby's. All used
Of them was thre0 boxes OF Cuticura and three
bottles OF Cuticura ReBolvent, and two cakes Of
Cutcura Soap. II you had been here and said you
would have cured me for 800 90 you would have
had the money. Hooked like the picture In your
book Of Psoriasis (picture number two CHOW 70
Cure skin DlSeaSetn1, but now am as clear IS any
person ever was. Through force Of habit rub my
hands over my arms and legs 70 scratch once In
WHILE but 70 no purpose. l 9u all we'll.
scratched twenty.etght years, and Il got to DO
kind Of second nature TO me. l thank you thou
sand times. Anything more that you want TO
know write me, or any ono who reads this may
write TO me and will answer II. .....
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WEE COUNTY, MOVES.
The Committee on Court House and jail
Offers q Reward.

The Committee on Court House and jail
Offers u Reward.
The Committee on Court House and
Jail OF tho Board OF County Commission
ers met yesterday forenoon and resolved
to offer reward of s.. 500 for the capture
Of the two men who shot Officer Glenn
Sunday morning. All the members were
present-Messrs. Cruise, Mcaregor, Nc
Ginley, Myles, speidel and Stem. There
was no difference Of opinion as to the
pEopristy and necessity Of offering re-
ward. Mr.. spaidel moved to make the
cum s., 500. Mr.. mckinley moved to offer
$1,000. The former proposition was sgreed
to, 1t being understood that the City Coun-
Gil would probably approve the Mayors
offer Of 81, 900 reward.
The official notice OF the reward appears
in the advertising columns this morning.
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BELLAIRE,
An Sorts of Local News and Gossip From
the Glass City.

An Sorts Of Local News and Gossip From
the Glass City.
Several people got hard falls yesterday.
The Courier re.shipped some tobacco
here.
Wise Burnett, OF Wellsville, is here on
business.
Miss Ella Faris, Of the Island, lie visit
Ing friends here.
The glass houses here are shipping lots
Of glass by the river.
The funeral Of Mr.. F. Schneider yester-
day was largely attended.
BsllAiEe Chapter No. 1O7, R. A. NJ, will
install officers January 20.
Conrad Troll, Of St. Olairsyille, the
wool buyer, was here yesterday.
Mr.. A. voegtley, of the Crystal Window
Glass Company, lie in Washington City.
Mr.. John Callahau, OF the First ward,
died yesterday morning Of lung dieease.
Jesse Little, an employs Of the Pitts.
burgh coal works here, had an arm broke
this week.
An alarm of FIRE ct noon yesterdayIwau
caused by q fire at the Goblet worka-only
q slight blaze.
The Elaine brought two barses of ties
up yesterday for the Cleveland & Pitts.
burgh Company.
James LETTERS, a miner here, died Sun.
day night and will be buried to-day, in the
Catholic cemetery.
Mr.. Robert Hszlett, of Wheeling, line
man Of the Western Union Telegraph Of
fee, was down yesterday.
Mr.. George Romick went to Burlington
yesterday TO see his.father.in.law, who Ia
very low at his home there. Mrs. Romick
went up last evening.
Mr.. @. q. Hall, the lumber man Of this
county, will leave to-day for Buffalo, N.
Y, on business. He handles all kinds Of
oak lumber and ships it all to Buffalo.
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The annual stockholders meeting Of the
West Virginia China company was held
yesterday and resulted in the election OF
the following gentlemen ss Directors: W.
L. HeRrn, Col. Thomas 0'Brlen, r, Stall
maker, IT,, Z. O. Ross, and John Il. Ewing.
The Board organized by electing W. L.
Hearn President, Mr.. stalnaker Secre-
tary, Mr.. ]. II. Ewing Vice President, Mr..
James Clark MAnsger and W. L. Ewing
General Salesman.
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This funny comedy was given again at
the Grand last night to good audience,
and kept the house in roar continually.
The singing and speclRltles were all receiv.
cd with favor, and Miss Melrose captured
tho house. This afternoon the prices will
be 10, 25 and IS cents, and the comedy
should be seen by all who can get there.
It will be given for the last time this even.
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Tho following busineo1 was transacted
nv this court at Charleston Monday:
Williams v. Gillespie and others. from
Mercer county; submitted by agreement
upon briefs filed. ,
Others, from Mercer county; submitted
upon briefs fled.
MsScer county; submitted from briefs
filed BY Attorney General.
Adjourned until Tuesday morning OF 10
o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-18

Is Natures own true laxative. II is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to clense the system when
bilious or costive; to dispel headaches,
colds, and fevers; to cure hsbitual con-
stipation, indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-
featured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Gal. Messrs.
Logan & Co., Anton P. Hess, r. B. Burt
and @. Menkemeller, have been appoint.
ed agents for Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-18

SPECIAL Bargains In Fur and Beaver
OTercOatlngs and heavy weight suiiiuBs,
made mp In drst.class style. MuIlersI
HlOYes and Heavy Underwear at cost
Just received, another invoice or our
celebrated Knit Jackets and our Popular
w V'N' "- g. HESS & SONS,
Nos, 1891 & 1898 Market SITS.
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The Most Agreeable

as we'll "a the most effective method Of
iispelllng Headache, Colds and Fevers,
or Cleansing the system, is by taking 8
few doses Of the pleasant California liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs. Messra.
Logan, & Co., Anton P. Hess, r. B. Bart
and o, Msnk emeller have been appointed
aVenIa for Wheeling, W. Va.
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We have Just opened specially for the
Holiday trade the most elegant line oil ms
chime ever brought to this city. We have
the STANDARD and White finished in Ma
hopany. Oak, Antique Oak, Ash and Cher
~. Choice will be given to Holiday pur:
cbass1s without additional cost. Read
Uui N' ~ 'N' Ed L. RosR 4 Co,
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OPERA GLASSES.
o17esi Nos. % and ~ Fourteenth street.
Nav AdVortiaomontg,

WGnted-A Good EuEsO Gill,
Wanted-TRo or Three Men.
WEnted-A Middle aged Woman.
For sAle-I Irwin, Agent.
Use Lists ExcelLi0r Baking Powder,
NOtice-Okel q GilliHAn.
Notice Quinn \ Wood.
Capitol Rlnk-Froi. Gleason.
For Rent and For SAle-W. H RlnehArG
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT d TRtel.
Notice TO Gas Consumers
Health OllOer's Yearly Report
FOR Rent-C. A. SChAeier d Co,-Foufth page.
1880 R6wAFd-FouIth page.
For Rent and For sAle-JGmes A. Henry-Fourth
pIoS Opera House-GeO. A. Bakers BenuettMOultOn
Comic OpGIn Company.
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MANY Of the good things OF this life are
sorPoWfully let alone on account OF Dys-
pepeia. AekeE'g Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure Dyspepsia, indignation and Constipa-
ton; sold on a positive guarantee ct %
and 50 cents, by Logan 4 Co, O. R. Goethe,
O. Menkemiller, r, B, burt and Bowie
Bros,
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STATIONERY.

PLELsE NorICE that this Is the only Commentary
upon the whole Bible published at q moderate
price II is therefore, within reach Of the masses,
while no Commentary publiShed L. 90 highly com.
teacher or the preacher, when practical, concise
critical and spiritual work is desired.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NoR RENT.

A tWostory comnodlnug frame h0ule. rooms
and Kitchen, Zane street. lalAnd
A iNrGe StnFe.FOOm undor the Axiom Hall.
-Four deslrable rooms, on h1t door 81 Main ~
Three lRrRe VaultB and one large room. % Dy Ivy
feet, IN the old Smith Brewery property, corner
Beyenteenth and ChApline stree1. 80
The north half Of q tWo-Stofy name, NO ~
nicely located only 81 per MONTH is for rent now
A dno residence on ChRplne street.
O. A. sCHAEFBR d CO.,
jals European Steamship Agents..
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WARRINGTON, D. O., Jan. 1S.-For West
Virginia, Ohio and Western Pennsylya-
mis-, colder, fair weather, preceded by
snow on the lakes, fresh TO brisk north
westerly winds.
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Sl,5OO Reward !!

Aseward Of q, 500 is offered for the arrest and
Judgment in the jail Of Ohio county Of any one or
more Of the persons engaged in the murderouS A.
Bault upon Police ofiCer Joseph Glenn on Sunday
morning, January Is, 1855.
Tho above reward to be paid upon the conviction
Of any one or more OF the pBnonl 90 engaged. "
case more than one person should bhoW himseli
entitled 10 some part Of said reward, or some in'
terea thercn. the Board reserves theEiRht TO make
an equitable superintendent Of It asit may seem
By order Of the Board OF Commissioners Of Ohio
county, W Va.
Copy teStl CHARLES O. WOODS
iaIg CLERK OF Board.
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FOR SALE.
DINE FARM FOR SALE,

Situated az miles southwest Of a. ClJr,n.
coutaInlng 1876 acres Of cholcS land, On SSstS
there ID good tWoEtoTy brick dwelling And ~
story name dwelling; begt barn In Belmont ~
y, stables, wagon theds corn crlha and an SScss
kinds; three good apple orchards, . Vod - ~
orchard, plenty Of water at AL times This N!
Of the best stock farms IN Belmont COUNTY ~ ~
can DO divided 10 make TWO good iGrmG SniIs
sold cheap and on easy terms. For plytIcSi,s
Real RstAte and Insurance Aren't
0nN BRin1RRoIT n
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FOR RENT.
1MMEp1ATE possEss1oN eIYEN.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN.
No. 2GOl Woods street, 8 rooms, 81 90 month.
No. 26O7 Woods street, rooms, 81 % q month.
No. 26.8 ALLEY y, % Goa month.
No. ID Twenty. fourth street. SIS month.
No. 1887 Market street, storGroom and cellar
SIS % month.
POSSESSION GIVEN APRIL 1.
No. $40 Main street, with natural gas, SIC 66 q
month.
No 81 Twenty.sixth street. % 90 q month.
No. q Thirty.third street. 50 Goa month.
No. 10 ThirtJ.Ihifd street, $40 90 month.
No, 1Tl9 Eof street, Sl2 90 q month
No, $50 Fourteenth Bneet, SIS % month.
No, IS sixteenth street, s3l 8S month.
No. 1T9 Alley Is, 80 90 month.
No. 1888 Main street, SIC 90 month.
No 2s20 Main street, formerly saloon and
boarding ho1Sa, SIS 90 month.
No. 2l02 Main street, business house and DWELL
Ing, SIS 90 Rmonth.
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WATERBURY,. W., Jan. 20, I Isl. D0"NtN0

Psoriasis, Eczsua letter, RIngworm, Lichen,
Pruritus. ScAll Head. MIX Crust, DGndruR, Bar.
bers, Bakers, Grocers' aud WAsherWomRn'g Itch,
and every species Of Itching, Burning, scaly,
Rimply Humors OF the Skin aud Scalp and Blood,
with Loss Of Hair are positively cured by Cuicura,
the great skin Cure, and CutcuTa Soap, an OK
ResoIvent The new Blood Further Internally, when
physicians and all other remedies fail.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

A Desirable Residence on south Penn street.
rooms with all modern improvements Lot 7s1lI
Price reasonable.
Modern Roomed House, n south York street
cheap.
Good Roomed Brick House. corner Wood md
Thirty eighth streets. Pay a. an Investment
Asplendld Farm near ut. Pleasant, Ohio eight
miles from wheeling.
seysn ROOmed House on North From! street, lot
SIX Roomed House on North York street,
Building Lots
Dwelling Houses and Store Rooms for rent truz
G.. o. SMITH,
ia2 Real Estate Agent, 1890 Na!n $.
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Tho Thermometer at schnepPs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday, reg
IEteYed as follows: