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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-04

The following hotel arrivals were re-
ported at the TIMES Office last night;
FXcuANoE HOTEL.-H r. Black and
wife, Sparianburg. ;. C.; Miss Essie
Gresham. Hollins Institute. Walter Ores
ham. Jr. Bellevue. Va; Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Spencer. + Aldrich Libbey and
wife. LLOYD Wilson and wife, Little ~
coon Opera Company; J. AdOlph New
York. d. L. Shoemaker, Walter D.
Daridge. Jr. Washington. d. G.,
IS. ". Worsham. Danvile, Va; G. d.
Ledone, New York 4. j. Richardson,
Amherst county; John ID. Rogers. Lex
iBeton: Vas. KIaus, Baltimore, VIII
liam Middleton, New oTk; William
Barrier ScOitsvilIe. Va: Mir lloheniel,
Philadelphia, Pa. W h. Blair, Virginia.
ST. CLAIR IIoTEL.-M O. Reed Viz
GINA; John Love, Halifax county, Va
81. 3 Bishop. ChicOpee FALL. Mass; c.
Barnes Reilsyilie. y. g.; Walter How
ard. Durham. g. g.. j. i Warren. scot
land. Va. s. H. Welsh, Louisville. Nv;
II. A. Branch Virginia r.. J.. Saundcrson,
Amelia g.. H., Va; Willie II. Con, lrOHi-
dence, RI; lie. Rice. Lester Manor, Va
". a. Tattlc. o. $ Johnson. j. >. Hop
kius. G.. \. Nicholson. George T. Wy
sham. Baltimore J s. Borroi. g. ii. b..
AKRON. Mr.. and Mrs T. IS. Watkins, &. a..
Goldbury. 7. Wilkinson. w. Kernah-
rcns. i. Guywer G. CLOr'. William G..
Barker. r. Groui, 4 Green. William
r. n Thorn II 1Ioma y 1T Moore. 4
po.s ! r. .toitor "a Redingcr D.. ".
Kan. G. Packer + Alhrorht Vim Me-
Vim pbilodelnbia. d II Johnson. New
York. Mrs Il &. Uor.ey Miss Turpin
PhIladclphia: o. T.. Webb. Jos. Horris
and wife. New York
FORMS HoTrI Bernard Wolf Uni
versitv of VIRGINIA. George V. Dicker-
man. New York city. ". 4. Dick. VII
mington. y. c.; Thomas l.. seabrookc
and wife. and LlOyd Wilson and wife.
New York CITY: ST. Stackhouse and
W. $. Reeves. Little Tycoon Opera Com
panv: D. 4. Whitfield Suffolk Va:
/. NJ Alleman. 4. G. Barber New York
Mrs. J.. II Harrison. Miss Harrison. Miss
Richie. Mann. PAGE. Brandon. va. A.
r Barclay. Lexington. Va. G. T..
Linch and wife, Chicago; ". J.
Ferguson. A. Matthew. c. L.
Blamir. Virginia: Mr. and Mrs Charlie.
F. Richardson, Hanover, y H.
s. H. Bishop. Petersburg g. II Bur
rough. Lynchhurg. ". 4 Morgua.
Robert b McGovern. / y. Ligeett. Gin
cinnatf j + Ferguson. Virginia. vs. =.
Uammait. New York. J.. T.. Calling.
civ. p " baldwin. New York. John 4
Woolsfon Madam G1illarl. PHILADELPHIA.
II Ransom New York
sr JNus-Alex .Donnan. T. X.
Clements James Jones peier.burr. Va.
Jo.eph smith. city: IS. =. Cousins and
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-04
Rheumatism

Is undoubtedly caused by Tactic acio in
the blood This acid attacks the fibrous
tissues, and causes the pains and acaes
in the back, shoulders, knees, ankles,
hips, and wrists Thousands Of people
have found in Hoods Sarsaparilla a pos
tive cure for rheumatism. This medi-
cine, by It's purifying action neutralizes
the acidity OF the blood and also builds
up aud strengthens the whole body.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-04

The following deeds OF bargain and sale
were recorded in the Chancery Court of
Richmond Yesterday
Julius Brautigan to Johanna Brauti-
gn, personally, $40; Bey r. Cump,
special commissioner. to b. A. Brauer,
ISL feet ON north side Nenable street be-
tween Eighteenth and Mosby, 800;
Charles II Eppe and wife TO John F.
Boschen, % feet on south side Clay street
between Kinney and Bowe, $500; Henry
Holzgrefe and wife TO Mary c. Allan, o.
feet on east side Brook avenue near
Spring street, $1,000; Gilbert j. Hunt
and wife to Sarah W Nenable, 3si feet
ON north side Park avenue between Laurel
and Shaier streets, S12, 300 A r. SCOTS
trustee To Ann G. Martin, ~ feet on
south side Main street near Cherry,
$3.50. Mary C. Norbinck 10 city of
Richmond, 800 feet on west side Of era
nam street
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nltNMNFhr ttf 'ttit' 'f A
Mr.. Sias Sheiburne offered twenty
eizh; packages OF new West Virginia
brights. sold twenty-five, and took IN
three. Prices ranged from 1910 20 $40
per hundred pounds Three packages
sold ut $40 per hundred pounds. Messrs
Darlington * Co. offered one package.
Mr. ohclburne says he expects liberal
receipts of West virginia brichts from
this time forth His sales to-day amount.
ed to about $4,000
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Report of hogheads opened This day +
as follows. 20 wit. Inspections. 1885, re-
views. o.
Shockoe warehouse reports the ship
ment of liS hogsheads to-day
A prominent tobacco commission house
reports sales of wrappers yesterday
4 prominent tobacco commission mer-
chant reports the sale OF "a lot of common
hilers ON yesterday
Mr.. A. r. Gum reports The saleof few
lo..heads of filters to-day
A large tobacco commission house re-
ports a sale of wrappers ON yesterday
A prominent tobacco broker reports
sale of wrappers to-day
Messr-. i. VI. Conrad Sons reports TO-
day sale of 500 900 worth of wrappers to
am out-ottown buyer They also
report sale of a lot of medium smokers
to-day
REGISTERED AT THE TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
!. T. Magce GAINESVILLE, Va j. p.
TAYLOR. Rev James *. Gait Floyd C.. H.
James Cradd0ck. Putnam county John
j. Allen, Amelia G. H.
We quote from the Du'y VaFiHilE
Iynchburgl. under date of 3d instant
Owing to the cold ana harsh weather
receipts for the past week have been very
LIGHT. SO improvement iu the quality OF
Offering. Markets for desirable darks
and brghts continues active and prices
GOOD. Very common and frosted stock
dub and low. There win De no sales now
until the 2nd day Of January, 90 which
time we hope 70 see more life in the trade
generally" G. Mel
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HENRICO COUNTY.

VIM. Carnegie to Jos Bryan. trustee
an of the property in Virginia of which
Patrick Carnegie died seized, especially
lots ON east side OF Brook turnpike, ia
trust 10 sell same and pay proceeds 10
grantor. So; Matthew Gilmour and wife
and Others to Judith, wife of John p.
Foegc. 80 feet on north side Grove road,
$500; James G.. Hughes 10 Stanhope
Bryant, ltf feet on east side Twenty
seventh street between 4 and L, 1915
Henry $. Hutzler 10 Susan c. Thurston
POS feet on south side Powhatan street
between Carter and Robinson, $7n.5
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-04

No present can be selected so accepta:
bio to a lady or gentleman as this refined
and exquisite perfume.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-04

RICHMOND. Va, January 3.
Virginia New IS, 2l50....... 90. 63i
GoyERSaESr SECURITIES. Bid Asked
United States AS, X. & Gu. los -.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-04

The blood is the source of health.
Keep il pure by taking Hoods Sars
saparilia, which is peculiar in its curative
power
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-04
cUTIN THE BACK

Norman Jacobs (coloredl was tried for
feloniouslv assaultine and cutting Henry
Barnes jc0l0redl with q knife. The
offense happened Christmas eve ON Baker
street Norman, who was drunk, had been
i'm fight and had gotten badly beaten
lie went into a store and swore that he
would go for the first man who came
i'm. Barnes was the first TO enter, and
Norman gave him swipe with
70 knife that cut "A slit IN his
coat foot long, and cut into
the flesh the length OF a couple OF inches
bat not inhicting deep wound The
Court decided that he would not send
the prisoner on. but as he had been
drunk and disorderly and wanted to beat
everybody, plunging knife around
recklessly and taking possession of "a
mans store, he would fine him $40 and
cost
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RAILROAD BoSDs.
Richmond stock Market.
Ffssr BOARD.

Reported by John l.. Williams & Son,
bankers and brokers. I'LL Main street
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wnnLEsALE rRIcE, cuRRnNT.


Reported by Paine s. Houston, Commls-
ion Merchants, 1916 Cary Street.
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OTHER CASES

Robert Greenwood and Boss Nash,
two cOlOred boys, were whipped by their
parents for fighting in the street.
Indiana Lewis (coloredl stole lot of
boxes. sc, from j +. Burke, and some
chickens from another party. She went
70 Jail for fifteen days
Robert Shenault was fined - and costs
for being drunk and threatening his wife.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

Rrcuuovp. January 3.-Messrs Carr
& Dickinsons report several hundred
nackaoes Of West Virginia brighis on
hand. and hold their first big bright sale
to.dry-Fridav. The best will come Tor
ward first New York sales for the
week have been meagrc A very hne
seed leaf cigar tobacco has been made
this year. -
ToBBACO TRUST FORMED.
Louisville, December pa tobacco
association has been formed here under
the name Of the Tobacco Board Cons0li-
dation. IL includes both buyers and
.ellers. and will completely control the
market. as il has in its membership every
warehouse and nearly every buyer Of inn
portance The plan of government has
not vet been decided upon.-Ndo l0rk
Times, Dtconjcr %
lThis doubtlessly refers 20 an organi-
zation now completed 70 proteCT ware
housemen. farmers. dealers and brokers
alike. of which more will be definitely
said tomorrow.
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nrninnnh COTTON Market.

ItII TI'WFIII ' ~ V'''N''I -
OFFERfSos REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat $50, bushels
COu-38ll bushels
Oat.-3.3O9 bushels.
SALES EXPORTED 10 srcRErlEY.
WLoN-Ioncbeuy. ,uU bushels good nc
100 Mixed. t0o bushels very good 40 1905.
-h0ffborrv. HS bushels common 20 .Ou.
Total sales of Nh 'at. .33s bushels.
CorB-WhIte i3j bushels very g00dai ABE.
30 bushels ycrr good ON private terms.
Total sales Of corn 100 bushels.
COTTON REPORT.
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rnnnAcO TnusT FORMED

All interior tobacco markets are start
ing the new year by begging planters %
keep back their common grades untli
there is some demand for them, hence we
may infer that the January sales VIII De-
of the better grades chiefly. Buyers
should take note of this
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No sale. Of loose tobacco to-day. Re
ceipi- of loose tobacco for tomorrow
bid fair tO Doe very small
Mr.. Luther Vaughan lof Vaughan u
sarvaY thinks they viii be small next
week. owing tO low prices.
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COTTON REPORT


Market iirm
Quotations -Niddling. &C., low mid
Hing 9lc.. good ordinary, Ste.
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ToBtCCo INsrEcroE's OFFICE.
RI.uInAn- InuunIA !. IN.I.

Report of hogheads opened This day ].
as follows. 90 wit. Inspections, 1885, Tee
views. o.
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A prominent tobacco commission house
reports sales of wrappers yesterday.
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THE fORGERf CASE.

Robert II. Epps. )coloredl ihe man
who forged Giles Jacbson'- name 20 two
ten dollar checks and got the money on
Them as reported in yesterdays TIMES
was examined The evidence was con
elusive as 20 the forgery and also showed
that Giles Jackson checks, genuine and
bogus. had noatcd around quite numer.
ously among the merchants on Broad
street Epps was sent on 10 the grand
Jury
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4 RrReLARY cAsE.

The case of William Williams lcol-
ored). who broke into the store of Isaac
Jacobs. NO 1894. ON New Years night
and stole a complete outfit of clothing,
underwear. iewelry, watches, &c. as re-
ported in yesterdays TIMES, was exam
ined into by the Police Justice. The
fact that an The clothing was found on
the prisoner person along with Tine
watches and jewelry, and that all had
been identified by Mr. Jacobs, the ac-
co.e3 was sent ON 20 the grand jury
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Shockoe warehouse reports the ship
uent of liS hogsheads to-day
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-28
TILE STATE UNIVERSITY.
Meeting OF the Board of Regents In III
Oity last Evening,

CITY last Evening,
There was a meeting Of the Board Of
Regents OF the State University held in
this city yesterday afternoon and last
evening, at which there were present
Col. D. D. johnson, OF Long Reach,
Tyler county, Major E. A. Bennett, Of
Huntington, Mr.. Joseph Moreland, oil
Morgantown, ]. &. Schilling, Of Spencer,
and H. L. Simpson, OF Weston. The
object OF the meeting Is TO consider the
project for building q commencement
hall at the University. 1t Is intended to
have a gymnasium and armory In the
basement and hall for commencements
and entertainments upstairs. The build
ing thought OF Is 90 feet or so by % To
90. The gentlemen named went around
to the Public Building last evening to
see II the basement there was damp.
It's location Is somewhat like that Of the
proposed hall. Col. johnson and Major
Bennett both submitted sketches Of
plans, but so far nothing has been done.
The session will DO resumed to-day.
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he had. They told him to 60 and draw
out enough for change and meet them
under the shed as soon as possible, and
the purchase would be made.
Mr.. Morley went to the Bank oil
Wheeling and drew out $500. Ho had
been gone but a few minutes when
George Robinson, jr, who 10 employed
in Alfred Paull's insurance office, rushed
In and In an excited manner asked II an
old man had Just gotten some money,
The bank officials intimated that II was
none Of his business, when he made
matters clear by statingthat he had seen
q part OF the performance detailed above
and that one OF the men mo. Il
had followed the old gentlemen
down the street when no went Ia
the Bank; he believed the purpose was
to "do" the old gentleman. Mr.. D. Car,
ter List at once left the bank and chased
up street after Worley. He overhauled
him Just as he was about to turn down
Schambra's alley again with his new
found friend. Rushing up, Mr.. List
asked him in forcible Language what the
scoundrel meant by trying to rob an old
man. The sharper did not stop TO ans
wer, but shot down the alley and oyel
the bank at q rapid gait, followed by hiE
Texas friend, who had been waiting In
the shed. Mr.. List then led Mr.. Worley
back to the bank verymuch frightened
and wiser old man. The police were
sent for and q description OF the two
men given them as well as Mr.. Morley
could give 1t. He said he was very glad
no did not show what money he had
with him before he went after the $500
as he believed the sharpers would have
knocked him in the head for II.
From the description given 1t Is be-
lieyed that the two men are a pair thai
have made this city headquarters ever
since the fair last year. Their names
are said to be Cohagen and Davis, and
they have the reputation Of being very
slick. In the early part Of last winter
there was a third one here, but 1t Is un'
derstood that since that he has been
nipped about Fostoria, and Is now doing
time in the penitentiary at Columbus
During the winter the two made 6
tough dive in the Second ward
market square their headquarters
They are reported to have
several local "coppers' and ono Of these
suspects was noticed to pass the bank
while the officers were there getting
Worley's story; he was probably on the
lookout. The two and an assistant are
believed To have been the trio that
recently tleeced a Marion county farmer
out ofsoveral hundred dollars at his home
/ thesame way--bythe three.Card monte
racket.
The police were searching for the fel.
lows all last evening, but up to q late
hour had not apprehended them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-28

We beg to call your attention to the
lines Of the "Great and Only" Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. They
now own and operate over $500 miles Of
road, extending through Illinois, Wis
%consin, Minnesota, North aud South
Dakota, Iowa and Missouri. II is the
short line and best route from Chicago
TO Council Bluffs, Omaha, 81. Paul, Min
neapolis, Kansas City and intermediate
points. Their equipment Is unsurpassed.
Vestibuled trains, chair cars, Puilman's
finest sleeping cars, and the finest din
ing cars in the world. Meals 70 cents.
II you contemplate a trip West, North.
west or Southwest OF Chicago, you will
make no mistake by purchasing your
ticket over the Chicago, Milwaukee (
st. Paul Railway. All ticket agents
have them. Write to or call on William
Kelly, Jr, Travelling Passenger Agent,
room Is, Clinton Block, Columbus, Ohio,
for rates Of fare. Maps, time tables, etc,
furnished free.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Poop
AhFOuI

Strangers In the City and Wheeling People
Mr.. D. Krout, OF Cincinnati, is again
in the city.
Mr.. NJ. l.. OFT left yesterday for a visit
to the South Branch.
Mr.. K. S. Foreman and sisters, OF Mid
dlebourne, were registered ut the Stamm
yesterday.
Miss Maggie Reagan, Of Benwood, has
returned home from ~Barkeyvllle school
to spend her vacation.
Mrs. Alex Glass, OF Terre Haute, is
making her parents, MIR. and Mrs. N. b.
Whitaker, short visit ut their home on
South Chapline street,
Rev. @. A. Hermann, Of Temperance
vile, Pa, is visiting Wheeling friends
on his way TO Hamilton, Ohio, where he
has been called as pastor.
Prof. II. j. Arbenz. his mother aud
brother, John, will on July 4 sail on the
steamer Hammonia for Hamburg, to
spend the summer in Germany.
Officer Frohme, who was shot some
time ago by Heinrich Gerstmannheim,
was out yesterday for the first time, and
Chief Delbrugge drove him out to the
Park.
Messrs. A. G Hadlich and George l.
Matheson, who represented the knights
OF st. George at tho national convention
OF the Catholic Knights ut Washington
City, returned home yesterday.
Among those registered at the stamm
n mSnsS % Seste Tipvyini SetG II thG Ho iSasSMln y
Morgantown W. S. Bishop, Of Grafton,
and II. Krug and G. B, West, Of Sisters
vile.
Mrs. j. O. Orr is spending a few days
with her many friends In Fairmont, par
ticularly her friend Mrs. Olivia Jackson,
who is very sick, and it is supposed can
not recover. She expects to remain un-
Ill after the Fourth.
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for a term Of three years. at tho annual cOngrc,
g%atlonRl meeting this week.
Henry Blum aud Il. Ellkan will leave next
week on q trip 10 France,
Susan Hosser, daughter Of Thomas RoSSer, died
at the retidenCO OF her father Wednesday night
suddenly Of nervous prostrationi internent al
Rose Hill to-day at 2 O'Clock.
Newark, came 10 BellRire and captured one oil
her finest young ladies', Miss Jennie Rowles,
daughter Of Nathan ROWles, Of North Belmont
street, They were married Wednesday evening,
RSwleS and Mis- Run brown were inarfied nj
the residence Of M, Nate ROwles, on North Bel.
mont street Wednesday evening" at the same time
that Mr.. RoWless daughter Jennie aud Mr.. John
Mckay were married, makingR double wedding,
Roy. James Garrett, u cousin, performed the
ceremonies,
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a GARD.

itia fact that more unblulhlng frauds are
daily pefpetrated on tho general public IN
The name Of whiLEles than any other metchAn.
disc In tho Market The confidence bestowed
on mo BY Tie public | keenly appreciate, and, "a
always heretofore, will In the future not bethay
that trust II "a not an easy matter 10 have
reputable physicians and managers Of hospitals
lndOfSe any one particular brand Of whisky, yet
they have dohsgo since The merits Of RLEiN's
mBILVRR ACE" became known 10 them, For
The sick room II has no competitor. II stands
alone i0t IL delicate and delightful flavor, IL u
pure and old free from all impurities MIllNpk
pl other .WOllkn0Wt1 PenihylyAtlA Rye Wills
kiOB Of all ages 10 complete, NJ. prices are a
reasonable d any III Tie Slate. Ny Wines Of all
foreign and dOmesllc Kinds are. we'll and caro-.
fully selected. No house eau AhoN sou better
Btahdlet Gins, or In fact any other imported
FES piISS d vnTsILvER AGEu continues 10 10
81 30 ISi fail quart, Old Gibson, Finch Of
QuGkehhelinef az o pet quart, ~ hlx quarts iOI
%, A lnV sherry Or Sweet California Wine a.
80 cents pVt Quart and Upwards. Send Tot q
complete itloe Hat aud catalogue, OF call Al No,
"a fedeftl ltteet, Allegheny, where one glance
a. our eltAbliIhmenl will convince you Of The
truth Of my statement
mytNWAF MAX KLEiN,
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the fire was confined 10 tho back building and
quickly e%xtInguiShed with a loss not e~SCCelIng
500, fully insured. The main portion Of IN
Is In the Cooper agency, and Is held by Wheeling
C0mpAniGs-GCrmAn 500 aud American SD.
The large livery stable Of G. Il, Scott was Tor 1
short time In great danger from the fire, but by
tho prompt action Of tho trCmen was not even
lAmnnnn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-28

ID a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs and pfuneB, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II I'm.
Intensely popular. II cures habitual con.
Btlpatlon, indigestion, blliouBness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold IL 90 cent
bottles BY o. r. Goethe, W, W. Irwin
W, Il. Williams and John 1Aughlln.
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin 4 Co.,
Wholesale ARentA.
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Martins Ferry.
ponlamIn B. polancy !. anIle m.

benjamin 4, Delaney Is quite III,
Theo, v. R.'swIll picnic at sIdwClvs EMys 10.
day, II Il don't rain.
Miss Carrie Cattell returned yesterday from 1
weeks stay at Cleveland.
Dr.. aud Mrs, A. II. ong left yesterday for Rich.
mond, Ohio, to attend tho commencement,
!~lellalre was not the only town IN this section
which burned fire works over FOHkpr's uOmlna
tiOn on Wednesday night, Considerable was
burned IN the upper end Of Martins Ferry, The
independent band was not out for Foraker last
night but "GAlAtea,'
"Galatca' was played IN good style al tho
Lafayette Hall laSteyGnlng by Misses ClarIC Scott,
Eliza Riley, Maude Wilson, Clam Evans aud
MeSsrs, 8, X, COburn, N. J, Randall, Homer
Morris, William brown aud William CrOWell.
There was 4 right good audience and II appeared
10 be pleased.
The condemnation suit Of tho Martins Ferry
Terminal Company vs.. tho Ohio Wine Company
commenced Ut 81, ClAirSyillc yesterday before
Probate Judge CASTOR, and Martins Ferry was
well represented. Mr., Llphardt said the com
pany owned four lots and tho building cost
$1,000. The running Of cars 80 near the build.
Ing would prevent tho wine from settling and
Il would not mature with so much jarring, III |,
doubtful II the case will DO finished this week.
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To-day aud saturday.

We offer
1000 yards stensen's best Velvet Car
pets at $50 per yard, worth 81 %.
5000 yards best Tapestry Brussels
made, at Zoe per yard, price everywhere
5000 yards best All.Wool Carpets
made, at 05c per yard, worth &c.
1000 yards Union Super Carpets al
SOC per yard, well worth 6Oc per yard.
All other grades Of Carpets and Win
dow Shades marked down.
STONE ( TnoMAs.
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s,.,;.1 Ns~. far ina Ladies'.

We hNyo a now Hair Dresser, {
French gentleman who has. worked Al
tho Court In France and Vienna fo.l
years, We arc confident that suCl
superior work has never bOioto beer
seen IN Wheeling. All We ask lisa trial,
and We arc sure the ladies will DO de-
lighted, All kinds Of hair goods %
stock aud made 10 order at reasonable
prices, Lot wADACKRh