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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-21

AT their annual meeting, the stock
holders Of the Jefferson Insurance Com
many Yesterday elected Messrs. Z. W
opIsbSy, John p. Culbertson, s. S. Bloch
John j. Jones and DR.. r, W. HGzlett
members Of the Board Of Directors. They
are the old Directors.
The South Side Bank yesterday re,
elected the old Board, as follows: 4. NJ
Giileiand, II. F. Behrens, William II,
Hearne, +. ]. Hearne, Charles Horstman,
", S. MeColloch, NJ. LOTUS, o, Ralbit.
Eer and ". w. Mcdonnell. The Board
reelected R, N. Gilleland President, II
F, Behrens Vice President, and Charles
A. Bowers cashier.
pany elected Messrs. N. Kuhn, Dr.. L. D,
Wilson, ]. A. Miller, o. W. Conner, NJ.
Pollock, @. T. Brown and R. K Friend
Directors. This is the same Board az
held in the past year, except Mr. Kuhn
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The Mcclure House Pharmacy, a
model presctiptioR store, Open all NiaLt,

the Bundy Automatic Time Recorder
and Auburn Wstchman's Register on
exhibition at the Office Of The Globe
Contract Co., 83 Fourteenth street, is at
tracing the attention Of ell employers Of
labor and who have valuable properties
subject to the dangers Of fire,
They are models Of mechanical per.
fecticn and indispensable in their aey-
eral lines. They are worth the exami.
nation Of any one interested in labor and
the protection Of their properties.
You have an absolutely perfect check
on your men and your Waterman Is al
ways under your own supervision, and
you know just where he Is every ten
minutes at outside.
These PROJECTIONS OF mechanism are in
actual working condition at our Office
and we invite your examination.
The GLOBE CoHTRAcT Co,
39Fourteenth street.
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In Part | the case of Henry II. Bent.
ley VS.. franklin Insurance Company
was act for trial February 4, the plain.
tiff having filed a special plea.
In the case OF Pla!of Zane va. Edward
Lsrkin, the motion to set aside the yers
dict and grant 6 new trial was oYerrnled
and Judgment entered in favor Of Zane
for S491 rs with interest,
In the case Of the Rank OF the Ohio
Valley We. Mason W. Bart and others,
the defendants alOd their several an
sweIs.
The certiorari proceeding Of the Natu-
raj Gas Company Of West Virginia vs.
James Hesley was put on trial to o jury.
Fritz Strautman and William lsalk-
reth, natives OF Germany, and Frank
LacsYa, native OF Italy, were admitted
to citizenship.
In Part II, in the case Of James V.
Chambers, trustee, etc, VI. Annie j.
Waddell, in chancery, q decree was en-
tered confirming the sale Of the real es-
Stlta,
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mo pe.t n the world.

]. B. Loughran, ex.Mayor OF North
Des MoiRec, and the Locust street manu-
facturer Of steam engines and boilers,
said: II had severe attack Of Ia grippe
/ used Chamberlsin's Cough Remedy,
and applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm 10
my breast. These remedies were Just
the thing in my case. My child had
croupsome years Ggo, and We ueed Ghsm.
berlain's Cough Remedy with perfect
success; since then we have never been
without these medicines in our house.
had cousin who was printer and
was employed in this city, where they
were printing circulars for Chamberlain.
he had a deep seated cold and terrible
cough, and while setting up the copy he
made up his mind 70 buy bottle, It
cured his cough, and that was the first
time ever knew anything Of Chamber.
laln's remedies. have been strongly
in their favor ever since, Ny own ex.
perience aud that Of my family con.
yinces me that these remedies are the
best in the world. That may be strong
language, but that Is what ! think. !"
For sale by W. W. Irwin, o. K. Goethe,
]. Klari. o. Schnspf, N. w. Heinrich,
John Coleman, W. =. Williams, o.
Alenkenliller and W. o. Armbrecht,
nav
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slSocrI,Sr aco,tlent.

On Saturday last an eleven.year.old
boy named Gallagher, living at Long
Run, Ohio, on the Wheeling 4 Lake
Erie extension, was standing near the
track when freight train was passing
rapidly. A big lumpof coal Jared loose
from car in the train, and struck him
on tho head and shoulder. The inertia
OF the lump gave it considerable force,
and It cut q bad cash in the boys head
and face, broke his arm in three places,
and caused serious internal injuries.
Drs. WAGNER, OF Bridgeport, and o.
borne and Sic6len Of Mt. Pleasant, at
tended him,
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In the celebrated sand case OF George
a. Coleman against Captain Shriyer, Of
the steamer Fay s., for taking sand from
the bar at the Half Moon farm, in which
Coleman obtained q judgment against
5hriyer in q JUSTICES court at Wells.
burg for Sl25, Shriver appealed to the
Circuit Court, and at special session Of
the Circuit C6Ert lately.the judgment OF
the lower court was sustained. Judg'
ment will now be entered against Cap
tain Shriver for SIPS and accrued costs.
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AFORMBR WaBBLISG BOY
Who Has Made Blgstake ln Texas Comes
Back on q Visit 70 Frlenas.

Who Has Made q Big stake In Texas Comes
Back on a Visit 10 Friends.
A tall, slim man, with soft, broad
brimmed hat and long hair, attracted
some attention on the streets last night
and yesterday afternoon. His costume
was in other respects pictures9e and
rich, With much the galety Of a Mexican
Vsquero, and was ornamented with five.
dollar gold pieces in lieu OF buttons,
while heavy jewelry, sparkling with
diamonds, gave pFlma tacie evidence
that he vas Well.to-do.
The man 10 DR.. ". H. Henthorn, Of
Texas. He is a native Of the vicinity Of
Baresvills, o, down the river, and be-
gan life running in various capacities on
local river packets. Not many yearsago
he was in the employ Of @. E VanKeu'
rem, the well known restaurant man,
when he had q restaurant on the cas-.
side OF Market street. He was bright
young man and a good cook, and It was
much to his employers regret that be
one day resigned and left for tho West-
A short time before HE departure he
caused somewhat OF q sensation by sub
hitting to be hypnotized by one Prof.
Kennedy, who was performing at the
Grand Opera House. While under the
influence" he took blank scrap Of
paper handed him by the Professor as
| check for $500, and following Kennedy'f
directions, went to the Ohio Valley Bank
and demanded the money. When the
cashier refused, he insisted, and wanted
to fight. The Sensational scene that
ensued collected large crowd about,
and 1t was only interrupted when Ken
nedy, who had followed Henth0rn u
the bank, cIappsd his hauds loudly in
Ills face and thouted to him to wake up
Telling the story Of bis adventures last
evening, DR.. Hauthoru said: with
the S25 Prof. Kennedy gave me to .helF
him work that fake r9esnerism business
at the Ohio Valley Btnk, went west.
That was the first intimatlon anybody
| here bad that Prof; Kennedy's perform
ance WsB fake.
DR.. Hcnthorn is now quoted as worth
$4,000 He Is mausGer OF company
which gives shows under tent through,
out Texas, q feature OF which is briei
lecture by him on the care Of the teeth
Then he pulls a lew teeth, and IN,
nounces that he pulls teeth az his hotel
during his stay, and after selling all the
| medicine he can the show closes. ID
this way he has amassed fortune, and
is still pilinR up ducats He is known
| in Texas as "ths lightning tooth extrcc
tor" ae also has a great reputation a!
q SMALLPOX specialist, having had that
disease, and afterwards spent several
months in smallpox hospitals as phys
ician and nurse.
Dr.. Henthorn is the gnest Of ar. Van
Keuren at the Hotel VenKeGren, or
Twelfth street. He will go over int
Ohio to-day to visit q brother and other
relatives. Rev. @. B. Henthorn, we'll
known in Eastern Ohio, is his uncle
de has married since he vas resident
Of Texas, and in spite Of very Romantic
career there, is still q modest, intelligent
and genial man.
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The Bundy Automatic Time Record
er and Auburn Watchman's Register on
exhibition at the office Of The Glola
Contract Co., IS Fourteenth street, is at.
tracing the attention Of all employers Of
labor aud who have valuable properties
subject to the dangers Of llrc.
They are models Of mechanical per-
lection and indispensable in their several
lines. They are worth the examination
of any one interested in labor and the
protertion Of their properties.
You have an absolutely perfect check
on your men and your watchman is al
ways under your own supervision, and
you know just where he ia every ten
minutes at outside.
These Projections Of mechanism are in
actual working condition at our Office
and We invite your examination.
TUE GLOBE CoNTRApr Co,
8S Fourteenth street.
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on strihe n Alnhnmn.

MEMPH1s, Tenn, Jan. GA great
stroke Of fortune has come to several
citizens Of Memphis, who have for five
months been drilling for oil in North
Alabama, entertaining a belief that oil
existed there. They purchased fiEtY.one
square miles, comprising the whole Of
Mountain valley add begun work.
At the depth Of !, 500 feet in the Tren.
ton strata, a tweuty-6ve barrel well has
been struck, producing a heavy green
oil superior 10 the average product Of
Pennsylvania.
Preparation for the drilling OF another
well has been commenced, and the work
will be actively pushed.
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oInANNc UP sALr-sToNE THOMAS.
CLEANING Up SALE.
A Rare Chance for Money
Savers This Week.
nOMEyTIC DEPARTMENT.

DOMESTIC UbfAhAMbNA'
@ePisses Lancaster ainsha#'at s'I''woF'A &c
100 Piece, American Indigo Blue Calico 's'''
worth &C.
100 Piece. Motrinpc Light Calico "''1e.
,mPleces MetrinAo Dark Calico at ''''' worth
100 Piece. 14v,su.e LII. Muslin at 10 worth
% Dozen Celebrated P. DAN Wool Skirts at
81, worth 81 2S'
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
4oRo,,s RO1bury and ssipsen Tapestry Brus-
sells at &c, worth voc
Is Rolls Best Atwood * super Carpets at6'c
worth 7Se.
5osmyrua Rugs at 50 9s, wsrsh $.
sOsnyrna Ruvs a. ssl5, wOEshsa
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REFUSED rus INJUNCTION.
The Pullman oompaay Beaten but stu
Possession Of tIie Patent.

The Pullman COMPANY Beaten but still In
Possession Of tle Patent.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2O.-Judges Gresham
and Blodqett rendered a decision this
morning in the case of the Pullman Pal
ace Gar Company against the Wagner
Sleeping Car Company, ]. A. Webb, the
L. S. and NJ. s. and the Michigan Cen.
trail railroad companies. The suit was
for an Injunction restraining the defen.
dauts from using the yesubule patent.
Nearly two years ago the present suit
came up on motion for apreliminary
INDUCTION. Judge Gresham decided on
that occasion in favor OF the Pullman,
holding that sufficient Of showing was
made TO grant the temporary injunction.
Then motion was made by the Wag-
rer company to dissolve the injunction
This was denied, the court holding the
Sessions patent valid. The present suit
involves a supplemental patent claimed
by the PuiimanB. The Judges decided
this morning that an injunction on it
could not be maintained, and the ap-
plication Of the Pullman's was denied.
The decision leaves them in possession
of the Sessions patent, however.
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Mrs. scott.Siddons appeared at the
Opera House last night to a very good
house downstairs, aud more apprecia-
tive audience seldom appears anywhere.
Mrs. Siddons has lost none Of her old
time genius and power. She read selec-
lions from Shakespeare, TennYson
Dickens, Sheridan, "Mark Twain
"The Dodge Club" and powerful
dialect poem by F, Lauehridge, "Sent
back by the Angels" The wide range
Of subjects showed her versatile talents
very clearly. Few readers ever gave
such satisfaction to Wheeling audience.
She acts, and acts well, everything that
she essays, and her style has an ease and
naturalneas about 1t that is very charm
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ANOTHER small consignment OF the
Mcconnell Economic Gas Crate and
Chicago Gas Stoves has Just been re-
ceiYed, and will be delivered and get up
to those who call 6rst,
We have done our best TO keep up
with our orders, but "First come, first
served" is rule We cannot override, go
come quick, and We will deliver and set
up same day Il We have goods when you
come in. They will saYs you more than
hall your gas hill, and, besides, are beau.
tiful in appearance,
Orders by telephone promptly at
tended TO.
Telephone 500.
Tue GLOBE CoNTRAcr Co.,
SO Fourteenth street,
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N. j. MeFADDEN.
UNDERWEAR
BELOW COST
Greatest Bargains Ever offered
in Wheeling.

Extra Heavy Colored Merino Shirts
and Drawers, reduced from 40 to 2oc'
Good All Wool Red Shirts and Draw
ers, reduced from SO to 50 cents.
Extra good jersey ribbed Cameis Hair
Shirts and Drawers, reduced from 20 70
90 cents.
Fine Red Wool Medicated Shirts and
Drawers, reduced from 75to 80 cents.
Extra Good Striped Eoglish Merino
Drawers, reduced from 70 to so cents.
Extra Fine Medicated Lambs Wool,
Red Shirts and Drawers, reduced from
81 to 70 cents.
Medium Weight, Fine Lambs Wool
Shirts aud Drawers, reduced from 81 to
70 cents.
Best Black Cashmere Wool Shirts and
Drawers, reduced from 81 80 tosl.
pouble Breast and Back Fine Natural
Wool Shirts and Drawers, reduced from
81 5otoSl.
Bows Best White Merino Shirts and
Drawers, reduced from 40 to % cents.
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We will give to every purchaser Of a
cloak or wrsp your choice of 10 yards
OF beat prints, or o fine white apron.
This extraordinary offer holds good until
January 81, at 10 p. m, at which time
our stock will be taken. We would call
the attention bf our friends and the
trade that this Is no ''catch business" as
every cloak Is marked down in plGin
figures, some at half price and even one
fourth cost, as We are determined MOTTO
carry over single garment, fapriee will
sell them. II. EMsHEtMRR,
Nos. IS and 20 Eleventh street.
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Council met last night and approved
the minutes Of the previous meeting and
of last nights meeting and adjourned
sine die.
Those present were; Bailey, Gapps,
Hadlich, Harrell, Kreiter, Marsh, Max
we'll, 0'Rane, Robrecht, Walford, War.
necke, Yahn and Cruise, OF the Second,
and Messrs. Caldwell, Campbell, En-.
sheimer, Farrell, Haller, Happy, Pollock,
Robinson and Tracy, Of the First branch.
The minutes were read In both branches
and approved. and both adjourned sine
die In the First tatTy resolutions for
the Mayor and clerk were presented and
passed,
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Another frightiul calamity, the results
Of which can be attributed TO the heavy
snow storm Of Tuesday and Wednesday,
occurred on Main street, q few doors
above Twelfth, yeaterday. Theappalling
results Of this act Of Providence wog the
enlargement Of the cut and the total de.
struction Of prices at Hotf's shoe store,
at lI43 Main street, and thepeople are the
benelactors by II. Call and examine the
goods and naeeItain prices and you will
Be convinced Of the truth. A large stock
Of rubber foot wear is kept on hand to
meet such emergencies aB we are now
broughtto face and their prices have not
gone up.
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WON A PLACE FOR HIMSELF.
The New Assistant EdisOr OF HaEpsr's
Weekly, r. II. Davis.

MeoAiys H. IL UAVl4s
As the Davis family has friends and
relatives in Wheeling, the following will
be Of local interest;
At the beginning Of ns1t month
George William Curtis receives as an
assistant in the edltorship Of Harpers
Weekly, Richard Harding Davis, who,
although only twenty.six years Of age,
has served an apprenticeship in both
journalism and literature, and won for
himself distinguished place in both.
BE Is the son Of {. Clark Davis, . Phila.
delphia journalist, and Mrs. Rebecca
Harding Davis, whose work in fiction Is
widely known. The position to which
he is called is one Of responsibility, but
his many friends are sangnine that he
will fill it with honor to himself ,s! and
VTnAR
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TIE CLONE CONTRACT Co,
80 Fourteenth street.,
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Mnrat sonpl

To-day in the afternoon aud in the
evening l shall serve my friends fine
Wurst Soup and the finest Marburg and
Frankfurt sausages, also excellent Goet.
ting Garlic saus gees, Blood and Liver
Puddings expressly made by myaelt for
this occasion. All my friends and the
public in general are respectfully in.
Yited. MICHAEL STEIN, Fulton.
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Two d & 10. Accidents.

Awreck on the Central Ohio division
Of the Baltimore & Ohio yesterday de-
tanned all trains both east and west sew.
eral hours. The wreck was caused by
two freight trains coming together at
Fredericksburg, near Mansfield. No
particulars could DO gotten, though the
snashup was said to have been com.
The mail team on the Pittsburgh
division, due here at z p. M, did not
get in till nearly midnight, being delay
ed by a derailment at Elm Grove,
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Auother Calamity.

THERE is no water used in Vienna
Bread at the Wheeling Bakery.
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CEnAR RAPIDS, Iowa, Jan. 2O.-Thres
months ago George spaulding, a saloon
keeper here, was fined $500 and costs for
a violation Of the law. Up TO a week
ago be had paid 500 Of thia when he
left town and attempted to ship his
stock Of liquors. The Sheriff learning
Of his intention seized tho goods while
in transit to the depot, and now adver.
tises the entire stock for sale at auction.
This is the first instance known in
which liquorsl seized in a Prohibition
State have been offered for sale by
officials.
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The many friends of Mrs. A. Rody and
her family will be panied to hear Of her
death last evening She had attained
the ripe age Of seventy.fiye years, and
was highly esteemed by all who knew
her. She was the mother Of Mis- 3,
Rody, Mrs. William F. Weir and Mrs. l.
Zarniiz.
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II was reported 10 this city yesterday
that William Medill had sold his farm
between Portland station and Tllton.
vile, oyer in JerGeTson county, Ohio, 10
o Pittsburgh syndicate which proposes
TO build a blast furnace, a steel plant and
things on 1t. The farm contains 100
acres, and $4,000 was the price named
In the rumor. A son Of Mr.. Medill was
seen, hut he had nothing TO say.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.


Stage OF Water and Movements of Boats.
Tho River IntereAIs.
The river was falling slowly last night with s
feet inches in the channel. The reports from
above were;
Brownsyille-RIyer feet and stationary;
weather clear and pleasant.
.WarEeu-Riyer . feet and falling; weather
cloudy and moderate.
The H. K. Bedford left the wharf for Pitts
hHrgh at q. m. yestPrdGy.-ThO Q. W. Batch.
el0r passed down for CinClnnad at Ga. In.-The
Courier got away for PArkerSburg at II 40 a. m.
To-day the Lizzie Bay Is due 70 pass down for
Charleston at 4. m.-The Matt T.. Allen will
leave for Parkersburg at II 80 4. m.-The Itud
son Is due up this evening aud will return
ensoute for Cincinnati ThGFiday morning,
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SPECIAL 8AReAlNS

To close our winter weights aud make
room for our Incoming spring stock
Pirsl.clAsS work anu III guaranteed. Also
bargains In Underwear and Halt Hose.
Near the celebrated lace back SEs'
pender for comfort end durability.
G. HESS u SONS,
Merchant TailOrs aud GehtS F.rnishtrs'
1891 aud 1898 Market street.
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VIENNA BREAD at the Wheeling Bak-
cry Is best for family use.

ANOTHER small consignment OF the
Mcconnell Economic Gas Crate and
Chicago Gas Stoves has Just been re.
ceived, and will be delivered and set up
10 those who call frat.
We have done our best to keep up
with our orders, but "First come, first
served" Is rule we cannot override, so
come quick, and We win deliver and set
up same day II we have goods when you
come in. They win save you more than
half your gas bill, and besides, are beau
tiful in appearance.
Orders by telephone promptly at
tended to.
Telephone 500.
The GLoIR CONTRACT Co,
80 Fourteenth street.,
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expenses Of the mission. Asan addition
TO the attractions already arranged for,
the Nail City Banjo, Guitar and Man.
dolin Club hAI offered It's eeryicef, and
will play several selections. This club
makes beautiful music, and to hear Il Is
worth double the admission CHARGED.
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IL yea cannet see and need speCtaeies
yOu should call on us and haTeyour Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest instruments and more experience
Than any other 0ptician in the Stats,
and guarantee satisfaction or nl0neyre-
minded. JACOB W. 6RUbB,
JeWeler and Ophcian,
Ger. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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want the Rule Abandoned.

6tllIWl 111ItFtN1tW''
1t is said tbst the Rellaire nail works,
as we'll as number Of other manuiacto'
riea in the Ohio Valley, are making an
effort 70 break the rule Of the car service
association that charges q dollar day
for every car not unloaded within
twenty.iour hours after It Is set in. This
seems like an injustice to the companies
like cur nail works that secure such
large quantities Of raw material. It il
impossible for them to unload all within
the REQUIRED time very often.
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KnnI.

BOTTOM, MASS, Jan. 28.-wooi mArket steady;
Ohio and Pennsylvania X 3ll32c; Xxx aud Xxx
and above 8SaSiG; Michigan x 2ac; comblng
aud delllne firm; No. cOmblng t0A42c; Ohio
fne teiRing 36a31ci Michigan do SiR85c: territory
arm; fine G0a62C; clean Iuo medium 6Sa6Oc;
medium S2a56c: Texas, California and Oregon
steady; pulled woods steady; super 4Oai5c; choice
3oaSso: foreign woods flrm.
FHILADELPIIIA, Pa, Jan. 2O.-wool market
steady and prices unchanged.
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Of health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup OF Figs, 60 ;tacta inhaImony with
nature to eEectuallY cleanse the system
when costivo or bilious. For sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by al leading druggists.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted TO
record one deed Of truat and transfer
made December so, by George X. Wheat
and wife to Mary Reich, in consideration
Of $500, for lots 8 and 10 in quare 9 of
]. and ]. R, Bakers addition, on the
east side OF Baltimore street,
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pnIlr r1enr,lon 10 cinoInnnlI.

Until further noticn the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company will sell excur-
sion tickets from Wheeling to Cincin-
natl aud return atrate Oslo 10. Tickets
valid for return passage until February