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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-09
LOCAL BRRyITlES.
Matters OF Minor MomeE. In and Abou
llIe Eily.

VI tiOuithL NuN <Auuut
ihp City.
SOME large RATS OF lumber have come
down the river lately for the Bridgeport
lumber dealers. nv
Bon WEsTLAEE, tho base balist, will
arrive at his home In Bellaire today
from Milwaukee.
TIE South Side Turner's gave hall al
their hall Last night. A special electric
car brought the guests up town home OF
"a. m.
JACK BuRoPr was arrested last night
by officer Wilkie for lettering about
Myrtle Linwood'g house Of ill.fane on
Main street.
JoHg BOWMAN, aged thirty.fve, was
struck by n passenger train on the
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Railroad
at bridgeport late Tuesday night and
fatally hurt. !
CLERK FEE, OF the police court, yes.
terday issued eight warrants for Toys
who are charged with annoying Swartz,
tho empty beer key collector, while he
was in Mondays parade. The boys will
be up this morning.
QUITE Il number Of tho Masonic fri.
terni,y will 70 to Wheeling on Friday
evening to witness the comforting Of de.
grcea by Cadiz lodge. The steamer
Phillips will make TO round trip, leaving
hera at 6:45 prompt. - Bellaire hide.
pendent
Mn. LOUIS CoLyAR, it,, publisher OIL
the Ilist Iiryinia Sida,: Ztitung, Issued
with his paper last evening n very hand
some illustrated supplement giving an
account OF Mondays celebration and
very foe engravings Of the historic
floats. II Is credit 10 Mr.. Colmar and
the COMMUNICATIONS Of Wheeling.
UNDER tho direction OF the Board OIL
Public Works, Street Commissioner
Clark and four men went up to Mrs
Catherine Church's property ct the heGd
OF Pike street, and tore down fence Oh
disputed property. Mrs. Church swort
out warrants for John Clark, Patrick
ualpin, John West. Richard Miller and
John Clark, the latter four being work
men. Constable Bennett arrested tbs
men aud took them before Justice
Rodgers yesterday morning. Examina
ton was waived and the cane taken tc
court.
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IN SQUIRE DAvlS'S COURT.
ANumeer OF Interesting Cases Heard there
Ycstertlny

ANumser Of Interesting Cases Heard Their.
Yesterday.
Squire W. II. Davis yesterday gave ],
G. Muldoon hearing on charge OIL
assault on Henry ]. McCracken, and he
was fined S. and costs. He declared his
intention to appeal, but had not done &C
up to a late hour last night.
Mrs. Annie Coflield and her daughter
Ella Cotleld, were arraigned yesterday
morning, charged by Caroline Mercer
Of 3GSS Woods street, with assault or
her child. Mrs. CofIietd was drunk, and
she Was sent to Jail to sober up. Last
night the women were arraigned, and
Mrs. Cotlield was fined S. and costs and
sent to Jail for ten days, and Ella was
fined s. and costs and given one day in
JUL.
John Huseman yesterday sHore out 6
warrant for Henry Eichenberg, charging
him with selling liquor on Sunday. He
will be tried to-day.
Last evening two colored girls called
on Squire Davis and told him story tc
the effect that Josephine Boyd met them
in Pittsburgh Saturday, and by telling
them she had dressmsking establish
ment, aud offering them So a week and
board, induced them to come here
When they found out the character Of
her Tenth street house, they refused to
stay, and left her Sunday morning. They
wanted to compel her to give them
money 10 get back to Pittsburgh, but
the Justice could not afford them that
relief. He told them they could prose.
cute her for keeping a house Of i'll fame
and acting as procuress, but they said
they could not stay here long enough to
see the case through.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.


Stage Of Water md Movements OF Boats,
The River Interests.
The river was rising slowly last night
with ten feet in the channel. The 70.
ports from above were: 2
Warren-7 inches and falling; weather
clear and warm.
rownsville-1l feet s inches and fall.
ing; weather clear.
Morgantown-S feet 0 inches and fall.
ing; weather clear and pleasant.
pittsburgh-S feet 10 inches and ria.
ing; weather clear and cool. gf
To-day the H. 4. Bedford will leave
the wharf for Pittsburgh at S a. m. with
no preventing providence.-The Batch
elor is to.day's Cincinnati packet. She is
due here at 7 q. M, but will probably be
a little late.-The Courier is due to leave
Tor Parkersburg at 1880 a. m. ''2
The Matt.F. Allen left the wharf for
Pittsburgh yesterday morning at 10
o'clock.-The Lizzie Bay passed down
from Pittsburgh for Charleston at noon
with agoodload OF freight ,and passengers
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COCHRAN HELD FOR COURT.
lie VALVES u IisniinE and Ienews !,
a. DDD HALL

$1,000 hall.
When Ex.probate Judge Thomas D.
Cochran, Of ST. Clairsville, was rearrest.
ed Sunday, having been surrendered by
his bondsmau, ho gave bond in the sum
OF s., 900 for his appearance yesterday
before U. S. Commissioner Campbell.
Yesterday he appeared, accompanied by
his counsel, Hon. L. Danford, Of ST.
Clairsville, and Capt. Dovener. lie
waived preliminary hearing. and gave
bond In the sum Of 81 900 for his appear.
auce at the next term Of the U. s. Court
to answer to the finding Of the grand
jury. II is understooI he will DO pre-.
sented on two counts, one for using the
mails for the circulation OF immoral
matter aud the other for swindling.
Messrs. ]. Z. Hughes and Andrew Ham
ilton again signed his bond.
His waving hearing at thisearly day
rather surprised the authorities, rs here
toiore he has objected to the date fixed
for his preliminary hearing, October II
as too early, and said he could produce
evidence that would secure his dis
charge on tho preliminary hearing
Nothing has been heard yet Of earle
or any other man in the affair will
Cochran.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City nnd Wheeling Folks
AbrDad,

Abroad.
Hon. D. NJ. Harr, OF Fairmont, was at
the Behler last night.
l. Reaemangle, and wife, OF Lctonis,
Ohio, arc at the Mcclure.
G. a. Wilson, chief engineer OF the
Wheeling & Lake Erie, was in the city
yesterday.
jill. Buckley and wife and child and
Miss Jessie Leach, OF Parkersburg, are
at the Hotel Windsor.
Mrs. Chas. Jnnkins and Miss Maggie
Adolpb Of Bridgeport, Leave to-day 10
visit friends at Chicago.
Mrs. William Hastings left yesterday
for Bellcfonte, Pa, TO visit the family Of
Adiutaut General Daniel Hastings.
Messra. Joe Pollock aud Harry Cum.
minis left yesterday for the New York
State Military School, at Cornwall, on
the Hudson.
Capt. a. B. Roome, the Pension De-
partment detective, was in the city yes.
te,day on his way to Washington City
iron, Colorado.
Mrs. Thomas X. Bailiss and her grand.
son, Thomas X. Hclmbrisht, are visiting
Mrs. Curtis Hancs, formerly OF Wheel
Ing, at Vernon, Ohio.
Mrs. Kimp.e, OF Darlington, after O
weeks visit among Wheeling friends,
went 10 Bellaire yesterday Tor few
days visit among friends there.
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Yesterday morning Cleveland 4 Rita.
burgh local engine No. 10, while switch.
ing cars ut the freight depot at Bridge.
port, jumped the track on tho ,restle
work leading from the depot to the main
truck, and came within a few inches of
running of the trestle. The tract, and
timbets were torn up, and about five
hours were consumedin getting the ell.
gine upon the track. The train men are
Of the opinion that their escape from q
fifty foot fall VAS miraculous,
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BgLl.AIRE
All Sorts OF Local News nnd 0oIsip from
tho Glnss City,

AL Sorts OF Local news uuu upAs'P iie'
tho Glnss City,
Mrs. Il. A. Johnson and Misses Laura sellss
aud Nora Baker will visit FlhdlAy itiends' lcav'
Ing here tomorrow.
An alarm OF fire Tuesday night got tho sepatt'
mcnt ali out After vsinly searching Tor Inc
IRE they gave u up and turned IN.
Frank Anneit tslpped and fell while attempt
Ing TO grab the passing Hook aud Ladder Ituck.
The truck ran over his lcgG, bruising them
badly.
John r. Ebcfhast, President Of the Window
Glass Workers Association, l.. a. OCp, WAS ~ tns
city Monday on business. lie left Tor Pittsburgh
yesterday morning.
W. J. NcClAln was not AWARDED the contract
for tho pixies, Is stated ID yesterdays issue, as
the construction " 10 be changed. ktvtral miles
can be tnacndamlxsd with gravel, while the Dhi'
ancc Is to be with stone, hence the withdrawal
fanon. Leach ( Co., Of Chicago and New
York, were, awarded the slOC,cQ0 water WORKS
rsiundlng bonds at D per cent by the city
Finance Committee, they Offering ilt per cent
premium on tho entire lssut, provided they
werc refunded according to law. There were
same firm also got tho old bonds, bearing per
cent interest, taking them up tho hrst day oil
October, through the National bank here.
| a prominent stock man OF this county was
driving drove up aud getiDg ready for market
S when coy Of neghbor's Jumped into 'hS
| -" ~ Wy "t'tS
Wheeling market. Tho ncISh0ur soon missed
his COW, and after making Inquiry, found the
ADORE TO be fact. Getting u friend they fol-
lowed the drovet TO Wheeling Via 81. Claluvile
and the pike, aud found the COW al the stock
pens IN Wheeling. but MI. dioyer could not be
found. They took the proper steps and tooil
wern again In possession Of their COW.
Mrs. Ellsworth larnet,. while ut work yestcr,
day morning ironing, and IN good hea III, heard
her baby crying up stairs. aud went TO II. An
older child went no after n few minutes and
came down and alarmed the ncIghbois by heI
cries that mamma was bleed Ing 10 death. The
neighbOrs ran up stairs aud found the woman
on the floor. a doctor was Immediately sem
for, and when no arrived he pronounced hel
dead, tho symptoms showing rheumatism OF the
heart. The. blood tho child saw was from q
wound. she having struck the fender IN falling
The deceased was In appaicn good health. The
husband. who Is a contractor at the Hcllalrt
Nall WORKS. Is hcart.btokeu over the suddei
calamity that has beiallen him and three SINAI
children. The neighbors aro all stirred up owe
y, aud arc doing all In their power for the fam
lily. Mr.. aud Mrs. barnett Arr we'll known al
over The county, having lived fa this vicinity al
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day was interiered with by rain. II was
decided 10 have. q social gathering at
Wheeling Park next Wednesday after.
noon, at which time tho addresses orig.
lnally announced for Mondays celebra.
lion will lie delivered. Mr.. A. w.
Campbell will deliver an Grafton In
Encllsh, and Rev. William Uliert one
In German. Tho Wheeling & Elm
Grove railroad has offered TO mako a
very liberal rate for the round trip 10 the
Park, and there Is every reason to antic'
pate most enjoyable celebration.
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Chief Of Police Delbruggs yesterday
received dispatch from Washington,
Pa, asking II any place here had been
robbed Of jewelry, watches, etc. The
authorities there arrested two men in
freight cars, who had driven to Coon
leland, and got on the train TO 90 to
Pittsburgh. One man ia five feet ten
inches tall, with sandy complexion,
slim, wore dark hat and clothes. The
other is thirty.Gve or thirty.seven years
old, wore light clothes, gray slouch hat,
and is greasy and dirty. They had with
them cards, soap, rings, and two lockets
on chains, which were in satchel.
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" ALL AehNEhi
GABRIEL JACKSON,
JOIN JACKSON,
MAYBE A MAN SHOT,

d Row In the Second Ward Early TIL,
Morning.
About one o'clock this morning sew,
eral men got into a very noisy racket in
an alley near the Second Ward Market
and the war continued come time, at,
tracing the attention Of The police Of
that ward. Just as the officers ap
preached the scene one OF the men drew
a revolver and fired four shots, Then
ali OF them left suddenly and one OIL
them graspod his arm as il he had been
shot. Mono OF the men were recognized
and ell srccteded in getting away.
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NEW! NEW! NEW!

We gre now in receipt of a complete
llEo OF Fall and Winter WOOlens, cUn-
sisting of Oycrcoati1es, suitiugs, Pania.
iooni5gs snd Fancy YfstIngs, which we
warrant TO make up in iirst-class style
ut reasonable prices and Ill guaranteed.
a complete line Of Gcnt,' Furnishing
Goods IN Stock. ScamIc;s MerinO and
Fast Black half Hose ut 95c y pair.
Wear our celebrated all.wGoi Knit
JctEct2. e. HESS L. SUaS,
1921 & t:,y3 Market Street.
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Mr.. Andrew II. Halstead, formerly OF
this city, now OF Brainerd, Mimi, where
no is editor of the Tribune. has been
nominated by the Republicans OF Grow
Wing county Tor the Legislature. Mr..
ila!stead is q competent man and ought
TO be elected. He served here rs u mem.
Der Of the City Council, and was always
faithful, intelligent and efficient mem.
ner. The people Of his county will do
Wisely TO place him in the Legislature.
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New Advertisements.
ASSisnee'S Sale Of Personal Property

By virtue OF R deed OF trust executed to me BY
James R!ne Oh the 18th day OF August, 1890, and
REGARDED In Deed OF Trust BOOK No. 81. page 81,
OF the records OF Ohio county, VIVA Twill, OH
SATURDAY, OCTOBER IS. 1880,
proceed to sell on tho premises. No. l7ss and
l7es Market street, In the city OF Wheeling, Ohio
county, W. Va, the following described per.
sonal property: N
Nine head OF horses. busgtcs, / carriage, 1
surray wagon, hacks. 2 spring wagons, / large
scd; BleiShs, Get OF double harness, 3 Ec,s Of
single harness, a number Of strings Of sleigh
bells, Office furniture and other property copsti.
tutlng the livery stable outfit OF said James
Rlne. Bald sale will commence at 10 O'Clock a,
m. Of said day. and Will be made on the follow.
Ing terms and conditions, to-wit: AL sums OF
sio or less, cash on day oisae. and ali sums over
$40 credit OF Elk months will be given, the
purchaser being required 10 give his note there.
lore, with good security TO tie approved BY me.
No property.to be removed Until the terms OF
sale are fully complied with. In the meautimc
sale.
J. D. soAafEavILLE,
-, Assignee Of James Rinc.
W. q. HALLER, AuctionSer, ~ ocS
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Nathaniel Frost, stone mason, TWEEN
ty.one sold, living at Martins Eeary
and Lottie klanser. the sixsecn.year.old
daughter Of John klauser, OF this city,
who with her mother have lived in Mar.
tins Ferry since klauser deserted them
some months ago, became engaged to
bs married some time since. Frost asked
Mrs. klauser's permission 10 marry her
daughter and was refused. Later he con-
suited tho daughter and they decided
to elope. Accordingly, on Monday last
they left for Oakland, Md, where they
were married that night. The girls
relatives are very much broken up over
the affair. !
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III. Holcomb and'wiie, OF Belcher.
vile, Texas, have celebrated their fifty
fifth wedding anniversary, and are still
hale and hearty. The secret OF theil
long life and good health is that they
correct any slight ailment promptly, and
in that way avoid serious sickness. Like
most every one clse, they are more fire..
quently troubled with constipation than
any other physical disorder. To correct
this they take ST. Patrick's Pills in pref.
erence to any other, because, as Mr..
Holcomb says, "They are mild pill
and, bes ides, keep the whole system in
good order. We prize them very high
ly." For sale by W. W. Irwin, Chas. r.
Goethe, John Klari, q. Schnepf and W.
E. Williams. D&w
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LAW AND ORDER CASES.
Twenty-Five OF them Heard by SPUR
Arklc-Bndiy Mixed Evidence.

Twenty.two OF them IIenrd by Squire
Arklc-Bndly Mixed Evidence.
Yesterday afternoon Squire Ankle had
preliminary examinations in twenty-five
Claw and order" prosecutions for selling
things on Sunday. There were two cases
against Charles Baker, two against Pat
Gavin, two against +. NJ. Linn, two
against William Hall, two against Adam
Shalier, Six against Joseph Webb, two
against Samuel Letzkus. saloon keepers,
one against Belle McElroy, one against
Louis Messina, one against Michael
Kelly and one against Joe Uallissi, for
selling candy or fruits.
There were ten oihcrcssts 10 be heard,
but the witnes1e1 did not appear, and
thete cases were continued, rules being
ordered 10 issue against the witnesses.
Judge Cramcr and Guy r. G. Allen ap.
peared for the prosecution and Captain
Dovenur for the defense.
| There were nu,nber OF wilnesses
whose nalneS were furnished by spies
who bad seen them going into or leav.
lng saloons on Sunday. Other witnesses
were several fellows who testified that
they had been hired by "Iev." Watkins,
and paid 81 30 to play detective on Sun.
day, besides beiug furnished what they
called catch money"-chauge to spend
in making purchases on Sunday. These
men were s:rdpgers, and got things
amusingiy mixed. Captain Dovenel
trapped one man into saying he bought Z
glass CT beer and n cigar in Nike Kelly'l
galoon. OF course ho was not to blamt
for thinking mike Kelly" was likcl,
name for a saloon ke' pr, bu! Mike is
iull.blooded Italian and keeps a frui
sore on Water street. The same mar
located Main street ont in East Wheel
Ing, and took other liberties with loca
geography, and got his memory aud BIZ
Imagination mixed in q way that mad,
the housetul OF spectators and defend
ants smile.
The decisions were reserved in all tn,
cases.
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Yesterdays Police Court.

In the Mayors court yesterday Lucy
and Alice Williams, the two colored
girls employed at the Mcclure house
were erraisned for assault on Turner
Monroe, q colored boy employed there,
were fined s. and costs each. Turner
was too i'll to appear and his case was
continued. a stranger up for being
drunk on the street was bauished, and
vanished.
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IN JAIL AT PITTSBURGH.


Allhouse Arrested for hbducting the Salts.
man Girl.
The alleged elopement OF W. Z. All.
house, freight inspector OF the d. & o
Company here, with Miss Jessie salts.
man, daughter OF Mrs. Kendrick, Of
Fifteenth street, is fresh in the minds Of
tho local public: On Tuesday evening
OF last week she left her mothers house
by way Of the cellar, snd in spite of the
vigilance Of tho family, who suspected
from the action Of the couple that some.
thing was wrong, she met Allhouse. and
they left the city.
A few days after friends OF Allhouse
said they had heard from him; that he
was at home in Allegheny City with bis
vile and family, and had left the girl
with relatives in Pittsburgh, having
tiken her there by her own request, as
she alleged that her mother treated her
badly. Those who knew the family
discredited this story. A warrant was
sworn out for Allhouse on charge oil
abduction, and Officer Lukens yesterday
went 10 Pittsburgh to look up the man.
Last evening he sent the following tele'
gram:
PlrTsuURGu, Pa, Oct. s.
Lout. DiSrugse. Chief Of Police, Wheeling, ". H..
Have Allhouse all right. The girl il
between here and Wheeling. I will
try find her tomorrow.
W. B. LuHESs.
It is feared that the most serious iea
ture Of the escapade has not yet become
known.
Officer Lukens is expected home with
Allhouse at o'clock this morning.
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II You cannot sec and need spcetacles
you should Gail on US and have your Eyes
tested without charge. VIC have the
finest Instruments and more experience
tlian any other 0pticiAn in the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". GRUHB,
jeWeier and 0ltician,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets
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"OLIvE Blossom" has been truly called
1.-THE Woman's Friend" 1t is a friend
indeed to poor suffering, worn out
wives and daughters whose lives nre
made miserable by some OF the many
weaknesses peculiar to their sex. Sold
by Logan Drug Co., q. r. Goetze, W. W.
Irwin, W. E. Williams, G. Schnepf, G.
Menkemeller, W. G. Armbright and W.
H. Williams; NJ. w. Heinrich, ]. W.
Darrah, Rolston & & Co., Martins Ferry !;
Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport; G. NJ. Werlich,
Bellaire; St. Clair Bros, Benwood. u
Dtw.3
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TIE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION


Objects to the Violation Of Its Rules by
tho hfro.Amcrican News.
The new Democratic organ, ostorsibly
gotten out by two colored men, but
really published on funds furnished by
the Democratic County Commlttee
came out last Saturday with patent"
outside aud all but about three columps
OF its inside pages "boi!er.p!atc" matter
The Register did the work on it, and thu
Typographical Unions Executive Com.
mittee took up the matter. The use OF
stereotype Plates and patent shecls is
forbidden by the Unions rules. The
committee decided the sheet to be non.
union, and waited upon the publishers,
telling them il the reaiy.sst and ready.
printed matter WIS ueed, it would have
to be paid for just as il it were aet in the
Office.
1t is reported that this announcement
has killed the little scheme Of the Dem.
cratic managers. =
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Transfers Recorded.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted t.
record two deeds Of trust and transfers
as follows:
October I, by Elizabeth Clark ant
husband and other heirs Of James W
Faddis, deceased, to Margaret Faddis
for S., tho south half OF lot 10 and the
north half OF lot 10, on tho ives. side OF
Elliott street. s,-.
July 3. 1885. by William c. Smith, OF
Missouri, to Mary C. Smith and others,
for 81 500. the undivided one.sixth in,
terest in 200 acres aud l26 perches Of
land adjoining lands OF Horace ant
James Ridgely and others.
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In quantity suflicicnt.-The Ben Ifur
was yesterdays Parkersburg boat. She
got away at noon with good trip.-The
Keystone State passed down from Pitts.
burgh for Cincinnati at @ p. n.-The
Liberty md L. Z. Phillips were both in
and out as usual, r.
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Win Inglemyer, n shearman's helper
at the Standard mill, had sharP steel
silver run about three inches into the
calf Of his lett leg yesterday. He was
taken to his home in IE!navilie and Il
physician summoned, who dressed his
wound
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To Chicago, Thur.day, october o

oHre'HVi 2Hurtu'IyI OctUDtr U,
On the above date the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad will run its tenth annual
excursion to Chicago. Round trip tick.
cts will DO sold from oil stations on its
western divisions to Chicago, good for
return passage to October II, inclusive,
Tor all regular trains. Trains leave Wheel.
ing 1855 a. M, 0:05 a. M, 3:35 p. M,
4:3o p: IN. Fare for tho round trip 81 10.
for tickets and iuether information.
eau upon or address any agent Of the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad.
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Ul)e Sntflligcuter.
)isrs, Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth Street.


Employment Wanted for seTraty.lye Men.
In tie C!scult Court Of Ohio County.
For Sale-Bicycles.
Etate OF West Virginia.
Opera llouSe-Fainous Minstrcls.
la Crolx uhina CnlorS-Ewiug bros.
stocks For sale-R. S. Irwin.
Auction Sale.
Wanted By y Youns Tudy.
Atteption-Lcgan Club.
AsiSnees Sale Of Personal rroperty-Fourtl
Page,
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"LndY bicycle Kiders.n

We will open a Ladies' Class at GU,
Bicycle School. For particulars call OF
write US. EDw. /. Rose & Co.,
Lessons Free. 81 Twelfth street,