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court ProossdipEs-A Military Company
RANKED Of-RspubiiOans Moving.

Oonrt ProSesdinEs<-A Military Company
Tnlkksd of-RspubiiCans Moving.
Considerable interest is manifested in
the organization Of military company
Al thig place. There has already been Q
roll eiRned by number Of persons.
Gov. Wilson has given assurance that they
viii be equipped free Of charge. The mat
ter 10 in the hands Of some enteEpEAlnS
young men who will make 1t success.
Notice has been given Of q Republican
mas meeting to be held In the Court
House on Saturday afternoon, March "a,
The object OF the meeting is to elect q
new County Executive Committee and TO
transact such other buaiDe0s as may come
properly before the meeting, and effect q
thorough organisation for the coming
campaign.
The case Of the State vs.. Lucas Walter
as Mansger Of the Manhattan Club, was
tried in the Circuit Court this week. The
Jury failed to agree. 1t 10 generally under,
stood that eleven were for the defense and
that one man hung the jury. II this be
the Interpretation OF the law in regard to
the formation OF clubs for the Bale Of beer
etc; what is the use Of having license in
Wellsburg except In financial point o.
view? The election Is close at hand and
some people will ntudy this mattel
thoroug hly before voting.
The case Of Mary Good against All
Graft, was tried in the Circuit Court yes
terdAy. The plaintiff seeks to recover the
sum Of 1872 so for the msintainance o
Crafts wife and child for period OF two
years. The evidence adduCed was prtnci
psliy on the matter OF abandonment
which seemed to be about equally diyidec
on both sides. After most Of the evidence
had been heard q compromise was effect
ed. The following order was entered
I"Order Ia hereby entered for the sum Of
Sl75 and costs in full Of all claims OF Sale
plaintiff and that no other suit be inst
tuted against said Graft, who iurtheI
agrees to furnish his wife and child viii
board and keeping at Pittsburgh, wher'
he now resides, provided said wife vii
accept the same" This order Of compro
mise was sigued by all parties and tn
ljury discharged. The judge expressed
himself as well pleased BY the turn o
affairs and hoped It would stop all tutur
/ trouble,
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MANUFACTURING BRIEFS.
Ali Sorts OF NowS and Notes from all the
Factories.


All Sorts OF Nows and Notes from all the
FRetOrics.
To-day is pay day at the Bellaire steel
works.
Rodefer Brothers, Of Bellaire, continue
to make good shipments Of lamp chin
|neys.
The Benwood Furnace, at Martins
Ferry, Is to be Ielined and generally over
hauled.
The Crescent reeumed operations yes.
teEdsy after two days stop caused by o
breakRge.
The Wellsburg "NeWs" says that the
DslEell glass house 10 running two shops
without the aid Of union men.
All the nail mills in this city and
vicinity have been making heavy ship.
msrts this week, both by rail and water.
TIE hot machines a. the Belmont have
been Of q portion Of this week. The
balance Of the factory hos bseu running
iull.
The Lazesr Bottle Works ia running
steadily, 80 1t has from the frat, and 10
turning out large number and variety Of
bottles.
A ECarcity Of natural gas prevented the
Riveride's tube works from making as
good time Gs usual this month. The
works had 10 shut down Monday and
Tuesday.
Lloyd Chenoweth, an employee Of the
NorthwOod glass works, while working In
the cutting shop yesterday morning had
three fingers OF his right hand badly
MANNED.
The RlveIslde's bar mill has been started
up again to work up lot Of muck that Is
on hand. An order for sixty tons, small
sizes, has been received nom the Hinge
Company.
MIR. George n. Jacques, the travelling
representative Of the "OroGkery and Glass
ware Journal" Is paying his periodical
visit to the glaze houses and potteries in
this neighborhood.
Tho flint Rlass workers who recently
purchased an East Liverpool factory have
applied for q charter and will operate on a
CO. operative basis. The incorporators are
all practical glass workers.
The Riverside Glass Company, OF Wells.
burg, have commenced to add new six
pot furnace to their productive capacity,
The new furnace will be such that either
coal or gas can be used with 1t.
There is said to be clay Of the sort used
for pottery ware cropping out at q certain
point along the road from WellsburR 10
Bethany which, 90 lar as experts call tell,
equals any ussd in the manufacture Of fine
ware.
The Esgls works are running four shops
this week ON fruit jar liners. Part Of the |
force Ia Of on account Of the non.arFivaI |
Of material. The company will build q
nine pot furnace this season.-Wellsburg
Herald.
The situation OF afIaira at the spSulding
Mil, at Brilliant, remains about the same
as for some time. No overtures for Get.
Element have been made by either aide,
and the prospect for q resumption coon Is
not at all bright
The blast furnace owners in Mahoning
Valley have given notice to their EN-.
ployrs that on March % wages will be re-
reduced 10 per cent. In 1885, when the
price OF pig iron advanced, wages were In.
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Main street, found q genuine solitsi;.
diamond ring In her can; Carrie DAubey
Warren street, Manchester, Lulu Thomn.
son, Thirteenth and Byron streets, Blanche
Jamea, 1902 Jacob street, each ionnS
solid gold chased rings; Joseph Hilton
Standard MIL, Bridgeport, got a Rsnnins
diamond finger ring; Charles SeabTiobt
with Riverside Blast Furnace, found I
lady's solid gold watch in one can. and
in another genuine diamond ring: 1,
Ball, ice dealer, Pleasant Valley. S,so
found q lady's solid gold watch and 4
genuine diamond stud in tea; Mrs. ], @.
Orr, No. is Virginia street, paid 81 for a
can Of tea, and on opening 1t found gen.
uine diamond ring set in solid gold.
Councilman HeaIy, Of the Fourth ward
also paid 81 for can OF tea and found In
the can q genuine diamond ruby and
sapphire ring; W. s, Wright, engineer on
the O., L. & W. r R, ]. W. Carter, fora.
man Riverside Tube Works, and Dan
Arndt, Top Mill, each found Cenuins
solitaire diamond siudJ, solid gold seI.
tingS, in their cans; Frank Wood, Of the
Central Glass Works, Earl schaier. Of
E'uRville, Ohio, Mrs. MSggie Davis, 996
Sixteenth street, Mrs Mary Hildebrspd
E!naville, Ohio, W. Bowers, assistant
clerk, City Buildiug, Mira ]. Z. Norse
$50 Market street, II. SommsTs, Real ES.
tGt0 and Insurance Agent, OlGksbnT1
each found genuine diamond rings IN
their cans Of tea; Z P. Worley, MetFonoI,
itan Insurance Company, BelIaire, Ohio
and Thomas II. Jones, City Assessor. each
found genuine solitaire diamond rings
and over twenty other valuable presents
and diamonds went cut in orders received
by mail and express.
This Company justly claim that NAV
have az good right to sell their cho;cs
Tea In this way Bs their comps.itols bSv,
to Rell their tea in connection with cbyo.
mos, glassware, crocEery, etc. etc.
Oxen by mail prompsly forwarded IA
all psrts OF the United States. Terms,
Single can, 81; elk for % thirteen for $40.
tWCnty.ssven for $40. Parties getting nm
q club order OF $40 or SO always oct, a
valuable article. Address
GLOBE TEA COMPANY,
No. 1881 Main street, Wheeling, ". Va
Open from sA Y. until 9E,M mrs
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4 Wiley, alias ]. Q. Marlin, The mar
said 10 Be wanted in New Orleans FOL
forgery aud who iB in jail in default o.
$500 bail al fugitive from Justice. will
be taken before Judge Boyd this after
noon at 8 o'clock on writ Of hRbeaG
corpus, gotten out by his attorney, Mr.,
PeIdleton. The latter claims to feel quite
sure that his client will be released. De-
tective MorriR, the officer from
New Orleans, at whoso request Wiley was
arrested, will not likely arrive here before
this evening. An effort will be made to
have Judge Boyd postpone consideration
OF the case till Monday morning in order
to give Morris chance 10 reach here, and
ascertain just what It ia the man is
wanted for.
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Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad,

IeJhukpEb III NAu SAS NAN "HSSAANh @S''-
Abroad.
Mrs, L. J. Lyle is attending lectures g
the Woman's Medical College, at DIN
Cinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Weaver and Mrs
Joe Alexander, OF Moundsyille, were II
the city yesterday.
Misc Ella Wallace has returned homt
from Albuquerque, where che has beer
visiting for several months past.
Mr.. James A. Lancaoter, Clerk OF thu
Board OF Public Works, who has been or
the aiCk list, is again at his desk.
Tomorrow will bs the thirty.eiGhth an
niversary Of tho pastolste OF the Rev. Dr.
]. T. Mcclure, at the United Presbyterian
Church, in this city.
Word has been received from Mr.. P. B.
Dobbins, cashier Of the Dolla. Savings
Bank, who went to the Arkansas Hot
Syringe, q sufferer from inhammatory
rheumatism. He 10 improving nicely and
will be home in two or three weeks.
Mr.. Fred Miller, advance sgent for
Minnie Madden, who is to appear at the
Opera House, Saturday, March "a, was
registered at the Stamm House yesterday.
He has number Of friends here that be
has made on the occasion Of former visits.
Mr.. Walter A. Baldwin arrived in the
city yesterday to arrange in person Tor
the appearance Of his dramatic company
at the Opera HoCse all Of next week. A
popular repertoire will bs given st popp.
lar prices, and great business is anLici-
psted,
Mr.. William Campbell, formerly Iced.
ing mailer here, nov one Of tho principal
Workmen in the natl factory at Hammond,
arrived here yesterday morning, having
been summouGd By tho Eerious Illuesa Of
his mother. BE found her much i'm
proved on his arrival here. Mr.. Camp.
boil thinks he will remain here week or
ten dBys.
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RIVER NEWS.
stage of the Water and Movements of the

Stage of the Water and Movements of the
Boats.
The otia 10 due down this morning en-
route from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati.
The W. N. Chancellor passed down at
1880 o'clock yesterday morning, bound FOL
Charleston.
The Ben Hur brought up lot Of lum-
Der for the PennByivRnis Company yesteT.
day morning, which 1t left at BellAire.
The Courier Is this mornings packet for
ParkersburH. Tho Ben Hur got away In
that trade yesterday morning with good
trip on board.
The river continues TO fall rapidly. The
marks Last evening indicated q depth in
the chsnRel Of bat 8 feet. Business WAS
rather dull on the lsyee yesterday.
The D. B. Wood, Joseph Nixon, 1. N.
Button, Annie Roberts, Nellie Walton
and q, E, Pierrepont, Of the Pittsburgh
coal fleet, passed up yesterday with toWs
Of empties.
The Louis A. Shirley got in from Gin
CinnAt last evening with good trip on
board. She will leave here Tor that port
on her return trip at 8 o'clock this alter
noon. The Shirley iS frst.clASs packet,
commanded by careful and Gccommoda.
ting officers, RndiB in every way deserving
Of Q liberal patronage.
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Mr.. Edwin Mayo ia TO commence four
nights eDgagemebS at tho Grand mex
Monday evening. He 10 to present "Davy
Crockett" q charming bGckToods play
that his father made iamou1. There L
every reason to believe that the engage.
ment will be q paying one. Tho Pitts
burgh dispatch" contained the following
recently, on the occasion Of Mr.. Mayo'l
engagement at the Opera House: "ThosG
who have often Heen 'Dsvy Crockett say
1t does not BuHer at the hands Of this com
pany. It 10 put on in excellent style, ant
Mr.. Mayo playa the leading role like &
veteran. His support is about the best
that has been seen here this season, An6
The aceniG and stage effects are good"
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CERTIFICATES oT1NCoRpoRAr1oN
Two Promlsing West Virginia Concerns
Get Their Papers

Two PromIsing West Virginia Concerns
Get Their Papers.
Secretary OF State Walker has issued
two more certificates Of incorporation, to
the following concerns: To the strauRhan
Mining Company, organized for the .pur-
pose Of leasing and taking an assignment
for the lease Of the land Of q. D. shews.
bury in Maiden district, KanawhR coun-
ty, and part OF the George Anderson sur
vey, near the waters Of Georges creek,
for the purpose Of digging and mining
coal from all the workable veins, shipping,
selling and vending the came. The sum
OF 81 900 has been subscribed to the CAPT.
tai stock and $500 paid in, with the privil-
eye Of increasing the capital to $4,000.
The corporators are 8. M. strauRhan,
John Straughan, NJ. q. strauRhan, Ed
ward straughsn and 8. NJ. StrauRhan,
trustee for Arthur Straughan, all Of Coal
Valley.
The second one is to the Muraysville
Manufacturing Company, organized for
the purpose OF owning and operating saw
mills, purchasing timber and manutac-
turing the came into all kinds oil lumber,
building and repairing boats and barges
and other structures; building, maintain
ing and operating marine ways and docks.
The principal Office to be at Murraysville,
in Jackson county. The sum Of $l5,0 900
has been subscribed 10 the capital stock
and the Same paid in, with the privilege
Of increasing the capital 10 $s5. 600. The
corporators sre Alfred Short and D. O.
Oyster, OF Pennsylvania, Albert Hart, A.
J. Flesher and Louis Congrove, OF Muir
rapnuilla
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III. "nna ns," at tho Grand.

There was q small Rudisncs at the
Grand lsst night, TO witness the opening
performance Of the two nights engagement
Of the Grelner "BId Boy" combination.
The comedy was put on in its usual
lauRhabls way. MIR. GTeiner, ss the Dad
Boy" Is quite show all in himself. The
play will DO repeated at q matinee this
afternoon and again this evening. There
are, some very clever Specialdes In
troducsd.
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The authorship Of the dramatic productions at.
tIIbE.ed to the last Of the above named q SEitA-
ting literary circles TO the verJ CENTRE but Affects
the practical masses far leSS than the momentous
question, how to regain OF preserve health, that
essential OF bodily and mental activity, buIIntJ
success and the ''purSult Of happiness We can
the most profound shAkesp eaIIRn can on the
question hrSt propounded. II the HyGtem Il do.
pleted, the nerves hhAky; II indigestion or con.
itipatlon bothera one At times, or constantly; II
Lhe skin "a yellow and tori que furred a. In bilious.
ne1s; II there are promonitcTy tWinges Of 0ncom.
ing IheumAuEm or neuralgia; II the kidneys are
finest recuPerAut Of an age prolific in beneficial
and successful remedies. Remember, II malaria
threatens or Aic1, that II neutrAllIei the poison
and tortihes the system.
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SPRING ANO SUMNER Stock Just
Received, the largest aud most complete
In the city, consisting OF S9itings, ran
tAlOOnIBgs and Oyercoatings, which
will be made up In tho latest OF styles
and at the Lowest Reasonable Prices.
First.ClasS work ana 1T guaranteed.
Our gents furnishing department la.
cludeS all the newest novelties Of the
season, q. HESS j. SONS,
Nos. 1891 L. 1898 Market sts.
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1t Is understood that the advance In the
card rate on nails from s? to 81 10 per keg,
agreed upon in Pittsburgh Thursday, at
one Of the largest meetings OF representa-
tiyes from the Western mills held ior
some years, was an action taken indepeR-
dent OF the Western Eeil Association.
Those who were pressntst the meeting o.
convention, were rather reticsnt about
saying anything concerning the meeting
for publication. It Is estimated, accord.
ing to Pittsburgh psper, that tho 0toCk
on hand held by tho mills in the Western
Nail Association, amounts 10 200, 900 kegs.
Stocks, generally speaking, are low and
the demand for nails ID growing rapidly.
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The best salve in the world Tor cuts
bruises, sores, ulCerg, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblRins,
corns, and all akin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or NO pay required. Il
10 guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents pei
box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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8. A. B,oEn, steel WORKER, Bengood,
senta $40 club order 10 the Globe Tea Com.
psny. No. ll3l Main street, and got in one
can $50, ALEC Mr.. Wilkinson, sample room,
BeIiAire, o., got gsnt's soiid gold hunting
CAGE American watch in tea. Every can
sold by this Company contains something
hesides The tea, such as genuine diamond,
emerald, ruby, sapphire and pearl jswelry
in Gold gold lettings and ladies' and gents
solid gold American watches, and other
articles Of jsWelry. This is certainly
novel way Of advertising. Remember the
number. IlSl Main street, Wheeling, W.
Waldo,
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TO the EdIor d the FnttlstpcneT.
sIR:-Ftom communication in your
issue Of yesterday, l conclude that come
paynonB have placed an improper con-
GtEucti9n upea the action Of the M. E,
Preachers Meeting, held on the 9th inst.
There is no resolution on our record re.
curing any Of our ministers to preach
against" any man or church, but on the
contrary, "to preach one or more sermons
on the Holy Eucharist" This they
would all no douht, do during the year
in the diacharge OF pastoral duties, and
the resolution is only suggestion az 10
the time Of presenting this doctrine.
O, B. GRAHAM,
Secretary N. E. P. NJ.
Wheeling, ". Va, March 8.
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The audience at the Opera House last
evening was o small but highly pleased
one. Mr.. j. B. Polk and his "Mixed
Pickles" Wa1 the attraction. The Whim-
elcal aud aR.!IiCal comedy was just US
funny as ever OF Mr.. Polk 1t has been
we'll Psid that his tact IS comedian keeps
within bouudu Of plausible exsggerstion
and impaEts 70 the entertainment pleas.
ant flavor. His company 10 well bal
anCed one aud ill the other parts accept
ably. The play will be repeated this
afternoon aud evening.
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Thousands of Children

A,ob,,p JDt0 the world every day with some &C.
SsmE,o1, AM ioa such - milk GtuA', hcall heAo'
Sonfi az Asudtutf sure u dcTelop tpI? On agonit
ms COZ ms the IIC5iog, burning and diibshLAIon
Of when make ltin prolonged OIHie un'e4'
vKim bah With CUTIcuRA Soar. AZ eI1uist t!
ssir Bsautiier, mud single Application o. ~ %
CnaG the tr6at skir Cure with Ltue a -
Srlan, 10 arrest tho progress Of The oisebSs' Ahu
nSint 10 a Skgsdy and permanent cure -,
Houcu. no mother who Loves hsr Ghl!d teh, WAY
,aISs pfidc In Their beauty, purity and hfR!tn
md IN De,tnNIn upon then q childB EseAttIt ~
hrTltsnce n skin without a emisn AUD COY
1ouTithed by pure bIoOd-ihould hi 70 max
trIsl Of the CUutURA kEEEDiAs'
E5ii everywhere. Price Cuticptn' SSc.; 9SS sSi
25c: Re oIVeut, 81. Prepared BY the Potter DIul
aud hem !Gal 70 Boston, Mas.
sA-,set d for allow u Cure Skin Diseases
pagts, 20 Illustrations, aud lOl tesumoh'AN'
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Is Natures own true laxative. It ia the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to elengo the system when
bilious or costive; 10 diepel headaches,
colds, and levers; to cure habitual con.
stipatlon, indigestion, piles, etc Manu-
featured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal. Sold by
Logan q Co., Anton P. Hess, R. B. Bort
and O. Menkemeller. at Bsllaire by N.
N, Mercer.
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Ia tho finest resort on the Atlantic coast OF
which to seek refuge from the trying
March weather, and BY taking the Bait.
more & Ohio Railroad you can get there in
"a hours. The Baltimore 4 Ohio excur.
sion to Washington and Baltimore, March
Is affords q fne opportunity for ten
DAYS trip, and the round trip fare is
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No A Maryland street, Brick House, Eve rooms
aud finished attic aud COCA cellar.
No: 26l2 Main street; giound 4 half lot; price
4 desirable residence on Fourteenth street,
valued at 5000.
a desirable residence on FIitOontb street, valued
4 desirable residence on OhaplIne street, valued
at $3.50.
4 desirable residence and building site on Mar.
ket street, $1,000
Large LOT OF ground, formerly ChApllne Gene
tory, $500.
Many Farms and other properly too numerous
10 mention.
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real RstAte Agent, D. 8. Pension aud Claim Al.
torney, Collector and Notary Public. mTl
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IF you would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented by Dyspepsia, use ACker's Dys-
pepsls TGblets. They are q positive cure
for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulency and
Constipation. We guarantee them. %
and 80 cents. Logan & Co., O. R. GoetEe,
Q. Menkemiller, K. B. Burt and Borrie
RTnA.
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Ghe Geteltige1rter..
0Sico. Nos. W and ~ Fourteenth Street.


Wr rgcrS-Geoiga W. JohnSons Sons.
For kent-FLye.To0m houie on lBlAno'
Onfrn H0uSv-ualley Slave
stocEholdcrs MeetlDg-J. N. BelleVllle.
q, A. K. Notice.
Houses for Rent-H. Forbes,
Public Meeting.
ProrOAI-F0uTlh Of July Picnic
FIlters-EWlnE Bros.
List OF Unclaimed Letters.
HorSemRn Wanted.
Excursion TO Warrington. w.,
ExcelsiIt Baking PoWder-R 'Mt-Fourth
Page.
For salo-A Pair Of Fine DappIe Gray Norman
Notioe-LauEhlIn BroI' Drug Company.
EoE sRla-nElck Retideuea.
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I1lfantile
SkinDiseases

our Oldest child, now GlE years Of age when an
infant hI months old was attacked Wltn ANiIu'
ient mEIiguaut skin dIHOAie. All ordinary lemo'
dis falling, we called our family phyEeien, wno
attempted 10 cure Il; but Il spread with an9sI ~
credible Tapi5ity, until the lower portion Of IhS ING
dnvn IN Me kiiee1 was one solid rnAn, ugly, pAin'
mi. bio.chei and malicious We had no teAi y Y
might, no peaos ~ day Finally We were Ga'is Is
10 try tho GUTcUH4 RENEDus. IDe Sue'' M, VI
SinplV mNFysions In three or four Week toLa'
ple;H ours was wrought, leaying tho lltt!e 'si9H
nSEsan a. white and healthy o though ne ~ ~
never been AttRckcd, In my opinion your W n
strong healthy child perfectly well, no Topiullon
Of inc dM!AS' 'A''HS GBO b. SMITH,
A,,vS AZ tAw and ex.PtoS Atty, Alhlana, o.
RrrEsEsCE; j. G. WeIst. prUgght, AbhlAud' U.
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AUCTION SALES.

A UOTI0N SALE-I WILL OFFER
IA at ruollO Auction on ThuTsiay, the I6b dav
OF MAnh, 1855 st 10 O'Clock Y Il No. 9i ~,
teeuth Ltioet, thO'iolloWlpg household goods, ia.
wit: Four bed room sets, six Brussels cafnetS a
hne pGrlor suit, extension table ard dining nom
furniture, lot Of ChinAWAre, bookcase, MlVerWSrG
one fine kitchen range etc, etc., the above goods
being all new. ". II. hALLRR
mo A1StiapfpS
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ItH DeIIcacy of FIAVog

And the efficacy oil its action have rem.
dered the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup OF Figs, immensely popu.
lar. l. Clesnseo and tones up the clogSed
and ievsrish syetem and diape!s head.
aches, colGs and iSvsra, sold by Logon &
Co., Anton P. Hese, R. B. Bart and Q.
Menkemeller, At BellRirS by III. N.
Mercer,
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FOR SALE.

A Desirable Residence on South Penn street. $
rooms with all modern improvements Lot 7bxI20.
Price reasonable.
Modern Roomed House. q South York street,
heap.
Good Roomed Brick House. corner Wood and
rhirty-eighth streets. Pay a. an Investment.
A Splendid Farm near Mt. Pleasant, Ohio eight
miles from Wheeling.
G0x400.
Six Roomed House on North York street.
Building Lots.
APRIL !.
G.. O. SMITH,
IE2 Real YHtate Agent 1870 Main Rt