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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24
STONES
Thrown by Ghost startIe the Inmates of
an indiana Csbin-The Specter Shows
His Face.

/ Thrown by a Ghost startIe the Inmates of
an indiana Cabin-The Specter shows
| His Face.
VALPARAISO, IND, October GA
/ strange auparatiOn has thrown the
town OF Knox, fifteen miles east OF this
/ city, into the widest excitement. Six
good and lawful citizens, men OF I'M
questioned veracity, will bear willing
/ witness 10 the authenticity OF the story
On the farm OF man named Granger,
| near the corporate limits OF the village,
/ is located two-stOry log house, which
/ has been uuOccuDied for some time. In
/ this house the men took up their abode,
using the upstairs for sleeping apart
ments and the lower floor for a general
! sitting aud cooking room. Tuesday and
I Wednesday nights they heard strange
/ noises, but his ghostship waited until
! last night to hold high carnival. lie
commenced about IL o'clock by burst
| ing In the front door, throwing what
/ seemed to be heavy stones on the floor
/ and smashing the dishes on the table.
/ After a long while the door came In
again with a deafening crash. and Bed
| lam was turned loose down stairs. Inc
| same scenes were repeated. ROCKS
were dropped and dishes smashed. They
called aloud to il and were answered by
a heavy groan. Presently IL
/ started upstairs and came as far
4 as the floor opening, when II
stopped, presenting only it's head, which
all saw was very pale, quite indistinct
and of a phosphorescent hue. AT this
iuncture William Shaw, who all through
/ afrn q md
OF mind, aimed heavy window SASH al
il and threw it with vengeance, only
TO throw il at nothing, as the apparl-
ton had vanished at the blow. Inc
men then dressed, held a consultation
and went down stairs, finding every
thing just as they had left it, only as
before the front door was standing
open. The mystery remains unSoIYed'
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DIED.

FLWOOD-On Saturday morning, October
go, 1872, at $50 O'Clock, PATRICK ELwooD, in his
Goth year.
Funeral from his late residence, No. SO2 West
street, North Wheeling, on Monday morning at
s o'clock, Mass will be said st St, Joseph's
Cathedral at o'clock. Friends Of the family
are invited to attend Interment at Mt Calvary
cemetery.
MoRRIS-Fridny, October 21st 1S99, at 2:SO
O'Clock p. M. at his late residence No. 80 Forty
third street y, W. MORRIS, in his 9th year.
Funeral from his late residence on Monday
morning at $50 o'clock. Mass at the Church OF
immaculate Conception at O'Clock. Friends OF
the family invited to attend. Interment at Mt.
Calvary cemetery.
McENTEE-Saturday morning. October 22d
1892, at 4:l0 o'clock, THOMAS AcEETEE, in mis-
ga year
Funeral from his late residence No 1l27 Nc
Colloch street. on Monday morning at 9:S
O'Clock Mass at St. Joseph's Cathedral on
Monday morning at 10 O'Clock, Friends Of the
family invited to attend, Interment at Mt
Calvary cemetery.
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Tn. wisconsin Legislature.

MADISON, Wis, October 22.-Both
houses OF the Legislature have ad-
iourned 10 Monday night without pre-
pairing an apportionment bill. There
seems but little more prospect Tor tue
Republicans and Democrats to agree
upon an spportionment bill now than
when the session opened. The Comm
tee on ApportiOnment has been wor6'ns
on a bill, and substantially agreeu on
the assembly districts, but have oeeh
npable 70 come 10 an understanding en-
the senatorial districts. The conces-
sions which the Democratic members
made on the assembly districts, the ma
ioritv charges, have not been met o.
the Republicans in creating the senate
districts. Senator Mcbride, Chairman
Of the Apportionment Committee, says Us
he st!u has hopes that the committee
will be able to arrive at an agreement
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24
DUEL

resrIts in a Triple ShootiDg-Bad Blood
games Battle Between Desperate Men,
one of tho Principals and q Bysfander
Killed Instantly and a Young Business
Man uortally Woupded-DoubIe Trage-
dy In Kentock.
GnEESwooE, KY, October 23.-An
alteration occurred here at 1O:45 this
forenoon. in which Joseph Weather
ford. agent for the c. n. o. and L. Z.
Railway. was seriously shot, the bullet
from q WIAehester rifle taking effect In
his left lung. John Jewett (colored)
was also shot and instantly killed.
tt sppears that grudge or long
standing has existed between Charles
HAYNES and Louis Patterson, saloon
keeper.
About 1890 this morning Haynes
passed Patterson's saloon, and was fol-
lowed by him (Haynes) to the depot.
Patterson asked Haynes how he felt.
He answered that he felt all right.
Patterson said: 81 understand you
told parties that you intended to Kill
me-"
HAYNES claimed that he did not.
About this time Patterson began firing
with a Winchester. Haynes got his re-
volyer out but when the smoke cleared
away he was corpse. John Jewett,
an innocent bystander, was killed and
joseph Weatherford seriously injured.
Patterson came out without
a scratch. 1t is supposed from the bull
lets extracted that Jewett was killed by
HAYNES and Weatherford shot by Pat
terson. Mr.. Weatherford was removed
to Alpine. KY, to the residence Of his
brother, where he is now resting as
easy as could be expected. He is a
Young man Of the highest respectable
ity, and his many friends deplore the
sad accident. John Jewett is a colored
man of good reputation. Haynes was q
notorious character, and Patterson a
bad man to tackle. Patterson has not
been arrested, but has declared his in
tention of surrendering himself to the
authorities.
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VIII Get the Subsidy.

New YORK, October 22.-The United
States and Brazil mail steamship Segu-
ranca went out to sea to-day for the
purpose of demonstrating to the naval
board of inspectors her fitness for
government subsidy under the new
postal regulations.
The steam trial of the big ship took
place of the New Jersey coast.
The gait she struck was so much In
excess Of the requirements that the
four hours run to the northward wa;
dispensed with, as the inspecting board
was satisfied that she could easily
maintain a speed greater than was de-
manded.
Upon the favorable report OF the
board she will obtain subsidy OF COS
cents for every mile traversed on hel
outward trips from the United States.
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PROBING A FOUL DEED.
A Bloody Cigarette Box Found Where
Katie began Was Killed.

WILMINGTON, DEL, October 22.-The
mystery surrounding the the brutal
murder OF 1S-year-Old Katie Dugan, OF
No. I'LL Lancaster avenue, deepens.
Detectives are puzzled. Richard
Riley, who was arrested In connection
with the murder, has been set AZ liber-
ty by Deputy Attorney General Giles.
He has temporarily satisfied the author
tiles as 10 his Whereabouts al the time
of the murder.
After working eighteen hours on the
case City Detective Hawkins aud Hat
ton said they could find nothing to dis
prove Rlley's statement that he was in
nocent OF the crime. Evidence was
found to show that Riley on Wednes-
day evening visited Franklin Terrell,
of No. lO4 West Twenty-third street,
aud left shortly before nine o'clock.
Then a score Of people swore that from
a little after that hour uutil nearly
eleven o'clock he was at the fair OF the
Church OF the Sacred Heart, at Tenth
and Madison streets.
From the fair, he declares he "went
straight home" His parents state he
was in the house from 1880 o'clock that
night until next morning, when he went
away on business and did not return
until last night.
Coroner Sparks empaneled a jury this
morning, but after viewing the remains
OF the murdered girl, an adjournment
was made to Monday evening 'to await
developments.
A boy has been found who says he
saw Katie and her lover at Fourth and
BrOOmS streets, at $50 o'clock on Wed
nesday night. He does not know the
man, but thinks he could identify him.
The closest efforts Of the detectives
are being concentrated to discover who
wrote the fatal misSive to Katie that
led TO her fatal tryst. The writing has
been compared with numerous speci-
mems Of chirography. but so far without
success. Probably the writing was pur-
poSely disguised.
In making another search over the
scene Of the tragedy to-day, detectives
found an empty pastebOard cigarette
box, with blood stains on u like finger
marks. Two pieces Of stone, spotted
with blood, were also discovered.
Hundreds OF people gathered to-day
around the Dugan house, and many
went into the room where Katie lay
dead. The stricken family meet with
profound sympathy. Katie's funeral
will be held 10 morrow morning at 8
o'clock, with High Mass at st. Pauls
Catholic Church, when Father Fallow
will be celebrant, assisted by Father
BirmiDuham
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SHALL TALA
Minor Matters OF Interest," Briefly and
pithllY Told

PithllY Told
Two drinks were arrested yesterday.
CARL LEwIs was arrested by Oficer
Scally, at an early hour yesterday morn
ing, for abusive language.
THE substitution Of another's name for
Miss Sue Murdoch In cur paper of yester-
day in reference TO the banner was erron-
eous and we cheerfully make the correct
ion.
TIE Council Committees on Streets, Al
leys and Grades and Railroads are called
TO meet in joint session this evening to con-
sidcr the street railway problem in the
First ward.
THE Bellaire Independent says: Robert
g. Haase, the 3. & o. ticket manipulation
here, and Charles Hancher, of Wheeling,
took in the dedication Of the Worlds Fair
buildings at Chicago Thursday. Rooms
on the twelfth floor of the hotels were held
at $40 per day and not many to let even at
that"
TIE old hall on Market street was well
filed during Sunday evening with al at
teutive and earnest audience composed
largely of men. MIR. Sawyer talked upon
the subject OF the Good Soldier for half an
hour taking his inspiration from Holy
Writ Prof. Bartlebaugh led the music
aided by the auto harp and good chorus.
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STREET RAILWAY WORK.
sress Of the Improvement Upon the
Electric uotor Line.

b.ress OF the Improvemea is Upon the
Electric uotor Line.
.as.ac,lry progress was made dur
] .ls past week upon the work Of i'm
yag ,ac electric street railway. The
tgua.s bias been finished from Forty
IIrig1 jacob % rhirty-ninth, Thirty
.l % Eod E5E 10 Thirty-third,
! ry-,l.rI Jl Clayline, Chapline 10
.sl'y-,eyeurh. Wood street, from
t-y-,l.rl OPP, Jacob between Thirty
b. and Il.r.y-Jhird and Chapline
r. 9' IwecJy-segenth, are all torn
and the work of laying the new
vii. ce completed probably this
p. The entire job Of substituting
heavy rails for the old ones, the
l,--,,o-s expect % finish within five
s.I weeks.
To- ,le meantime the car service is
~ poor. ON Columbian Day many
foD.e had to walk from BeuwOOd aGd
.a.ra, as the cars were SO crowded
az tley could not secure seats. Sat
pay and Sunday are always big days,
yesterday the crowds seemed larger
On usl4. Some ca-S had upwards Of
passengers on % single trip.
>eVar4. more motor trucks are on
PC way from the factory, but the
Giles have not yet arrived, IL is ex-
,,.4 Cha, the new cars will all be here
December LIST.
me wor6 OF substituting the single
ie Tor Che double wire has been aban-
-sl az present To was started az the
arms Ferry end of the line. The
.ilead wires are down on North
-l street, aud mule cars are running.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24
FPTF Dollars IDAY
-l7RiDES ASSEMBLY CON-
% WIS HEREAFTER
i IN Enplo7ei-The Butchers Diff
.1.,-ly Adjusisi-Ihs Bakers
X. sill Psaii1g-The Report
Allie Columbian Committee

s.-s of the various commit
T-sdes Assembly will here
.r. three dollars a day when
.,r,ved. and obliged to be
r,r from their regular occuPa-
!, AZ, ,-.s so decided yesterday at the
citing OF the Assembly. One
-.nbsrs thought it ought TO be
-, higher as be, himself in
wf,b several others received
.-,-sa day in their ordinary vo-
nd certainly ought to receive
= when otherwise employed.
come discussion, however, the
,.r.- system prevailed. II was
,.-ma-a than just that the men,
obliged 90 be taken away
w. -,- tr.-rass. should be cOmpen-
--....- services. This rule OF
.-'.-.t.s aaIy 20 urgent days when
..-ga,y employed.
ga. not the usual large attend
u..-.-sry's meeting, owing 10
...-rs- q few were resting
f.-.gu- af the COium bian cell
Sin there was a fairly good
-..-.- but there was not much
80 transact. and the session
..~s.rsage.y short. President
Mes. Virginia Legislative Com
.s-.r..l progress on the Pottery
..- rr- no detailed movements
.s5r The report OF the Ar0ltra-
r-~u.t-es on butchers showed
.ss r-..r.e had been satisfactorily
4 THE bakers difficulty was TO
Come rr last week for cOnsidera-
E.. a-g-r the Allegheny parties 20
.F..- failed t0 put in an appear
and the question, which concerns
-.-srzs..gu OF the union, had 10
4 C5.e~b,an Committee OF the
=, Assembly reported that the
5yrar,rs %, participating IN the
w-, $50. Of this sum Sl01 was
ND, Dor decorations and floats.
g.ra- matter was then burst upon
s..s~H.v with all the fiery elo-
-rsof Delegate Jackson, who de-
p,.sI .r DO uncertain terms the I'M
I-i-- conduct of certain of the
rs-, tr parade ON Columbus Day.
4 20, very uuru,y, two Of them, and
-a-aI with others, and he
r,5. the President should
-srf them severely for such con-
But ug1n further discussion 10
learned that the conduct was more
hi, than was first supposed, and one
.se delegates Jumped 10 his feet and
-si that the guilty parties be eX-
si ,aumar.y from the Assembly.
I, vs, deemed iu the minds Of many
harsh. especially as no investiga'
had taken place. Accordingly a
I'm was passed 90 appoint q COM
nee o.. three to investigate the
.5e President DObIer appointed
,ys C0fm4u, Williams and Wilson.
i.O--ueC.
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a pni,nner,n Confsssion.

LONDON, October 22.-The Ncirs declares
that il is in position to state that Neill,
the doomed woman poisoner, in az inter
view i'm iail, confessed that he poisoned
Matilda Glover, Emma Shriyell and Alice
Marsh. but declared that be had not pois-
ons5 Ellen Douworth, and said that up 70
the last moment he had a feeling that he
would be acquitted
Since he was sentenced Mem mas oeen
,res taken 70 Wadsworth Jail on Friday
r;ght he said: Thank heaven, 1t is all
over The Judge was dead against me, but
S,s,.hans that was his duty" On Saturday
Ee,n asked to be allowed before the day
set for his execution TO see Laura Saba
tint 10 whom be was engaged TO be mar
ried.
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Shot px "Long shorty,

DEADwooD, S. D., October 22.-Frank
Robertson, a gambler, formerly OF this
city. is dying. He was shot at the
Lead about four o'clock this morning,
by Young man better known as Long
shorty" another gambler, who has
been in the hills for many years. The
men became involved in row In sa-
loon. over game OF cards, and after
wards in dance hall where each pulled
revolyers and began shooting. Six
shots were fred. Robertson Is shot
through the bowels and will die. Long
shorty" lost thumb and finger. He
IL also dangerously wounded in the
groin, and his injuries considered seri-
OuS
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nirmca Records Broken.

New YORK, October 23.-Judge Nc
Adam broke the New York divorce record
for speed yesterday when he granted a
divorce in three minutes and thirty-fve
seconds to George Pierce, known to stage
land as Dutch Murphy, the German COM
edian.n from his wife Florence.
John H. Carlton, negro minstrel, bash
fully testified that he was the correspond
ent in the case, and showed letter from
Mrs. Pierce, in which she protested that
she had kept sober oil Of one evening, had
Quit smoking cigarettes for his dear sake,
and that she was blue because he was alb
sent
That settled it.
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London Money Market.

LONDON, October 23.-On the Stock Elk
change during the week business was dull.
There was a steady stream of realizations
throughout, the reaction being fastened by
the advance of money. British and Indian
funds fell, while in Colonials there was
little change, foreign securities were weak
and especially South Americans which
lost the greater part Of the recent advance.
American railway securities were quiet,
but with good undertone, hopeful view
being taken of the future.
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NOTES OF THE RIVER.
US OF the Boats and Boatmen AIot
Inn tbBru

US OF the Boats ana Boatmen Along
the Ohio.
"a. "a. U Il. Woods departed Saturday
--e river displays 40 Cincinnati and
.'''o.-is .a connection with the Co
-o.11 celebrations In those cities
-- pronounced very fine.
AUG liver MARKS aJ midnight showed
'.,' o, water in the channel, and
o-'RNSvILrE, PA, October "a
'.I Zee, inches and falling;
esther, Gear.
"4aasN Pa, October 23.-River
-.Sa' a, low water mark; weather,
,-dy and cool.
S5.oAsANrowN, w. VA, October %.
aver & feet g inches and stationary:
'-'-sI' clear and cool.
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ABoUr PEOPLE.

'hFoaiclo OF the Movement OF
ludividualS-
S.sT l-- "s.-Gecrge NJ. Bowers, of Mar
a1 ',! ". 9!gener, Of MourdsviIle, was up
ny 90 friends yesterday.
49,. ~! Sheriff Andrew H. Patterson is
ing from severe cold.
.gsss.-.sE Booker, B. & 0. agent at
te, ysS So Ia, was calling on friends
N &. On "A, 4 l..srton, OF the Zane Street
scsrsss- 4 %, is confined TO the house with
t-s5 by Pr l-'s pulpit last evening was
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ElEins Expects to Go Into Business In
Barbour.

PHnIPPI, w. VA, October 23.-Hon'
Stephen 3. Elkins passed through here to-
day in private car with special train on
his way to Elkins, Randolph county. Some
of the faithful had gathered at the depot to
get a glimpse of the one to whom they look
with profound hope as TO his ability TO
make West Virginia Republican. As the
train pulled out from the station Mr. Ell
kins said that if he did not get 10 come
here before election to talk business he
would be here to talk politics. The REG
IsTER has already called attention TO some
of Flkins' business in connection with the
coming election.
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AnAwlin ais stomach.

FsANKroRD. IND, October s3.-Wlliiam
IT Kelly stock dealer of this city, dieo
here Yesterday from complaint which IN ms
PHYSICIANS called stomach trouble: Inc Inc
family REQUESTED an autopsy, which was
performei today, aud ia his stomach was
found a shoemaker's awl one inc1 IN lens "a =.
a rancerous growth had formed about u,
causing death. Mr.. Kelly wnen = y1u n..
man worked a. the trade OF snoem 49,,
and swallowed the awl mora tnan 'niE'S
years ago. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24

THERE is nothing so good for burns and
frost bites at Salvation Oil. 1t effects a
speedy and permanent cure. % cents.
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~ Pennsylvan!a stations
vIBGnnSyIVdnidl LINES.
Trains Run by Central Time.
Gournwrsr sYE ~

r,cryr Oyrrcxs AT PESSaYLvAuA frkrioN on
WATER ST., FooT or ~ rvEHrH kr,. WHEELING,
AT McLURx HouEE, WHSILIs0, AND ~ rns
PENNSYLVANIA SrAIIun. BFtHglIOAf.
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tDaIIy except sunday.
Sunday Church Trains viii leave Elm Grove
At e:l3 A. m. and Wheeling ~ 1917 p m.
IL. h. WElSGERBER.
Gen. Manager
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Rev. sNlrann.rnn.

kye .. Vyv,Ictnnati NJ Z. Conference,
lar,sns.%'-s nave for years used Hoods
fld /, 'f f,ui'.. ID our family bf five, and
Egka' 'uIy eQuaItOail that is claimed
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" willing TO do writing for me az their homes.
Address me ia oWr handwriting with stamped
envelope MISS EDNA l. sAYTHE. South
Bend, Ind. proprietor OF the famous Glods
ster for the COL pleNion- se7qre
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lOo.ishes tbs - ]. Dossbury
sloDgly recor, '.,,'' aNd In its columns
nc OIL for cor. -Ieuus Or, Thomas Elec-
eaiarrh and $3.50, $50 colds, sore throat,
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steamship Arrivals Yesterday.
Az oueenssown-Aurora, from New
YORK.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-24

7 OST-oN THE STREETS OF WHEELING,
il Tuesday night, a pocketbook containing
4 lot o. notes, also check on GAINESVILLE
Bank, payable 20 nv order. Contents OF no
value to any person but owner. lh"ral re-
ward will he paid for return TO this cfhce. j..
c. gOGE, Mt Pleasant, .. ocish
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"ANTEp-GooD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w houseworS Good wages paid TO the
right party. Apply 81 Thirty sixth street
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BOOMING!
Trade in our Overcoat and Suit De

Trade in our Overcoat and Suit De
partments steadily on the increase. We
were busy as beavers all last week, and
the reason is plain to be seen. No such
stock of hobby suits was ever brought
to this city. All the very latest styles
in Sacks and Getaways. More styles
of the popular Double-breasted Sack
Suits than you'll find in all the other
stores combined. Stop IN and take a
look at them, it won't cost you one cent,
and while here let us show you the
SWELL LONG CUT
LONDON : 0VERCOATS
which are proving such an attraction to
the Nobby Dressers. These goods do
not come in competition with the ordl-
nary ready made stuff that other cloth
iers elbow" so much about, but surpass
many of the best merchant tailors pro-
duCtlon.
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INTANTED-wIDE AWAKE WORK Frs
w everywhere 20 sell Sleeps PHOTO
GRAPHS OF the WORLD" tie greatest book on
earth: costing $4,000. czsh or Instalimenisi g
Bonanza for toe Holidays; agents coming mon
ey; mammoth illustrated circulars and terms
free; workers wild wiIh sncces& ar. King
OLary, Altoona, Pa cleared g. 500 in Elk
weeks; Rev. Joseph Walters. Ma tucket Mass,
$50 in IL hours: Miss !. Brown. Los Angeles,
Cal, SIS nrst day. Magnificent outfit only g.
Goods on credit Address Globe Bible Puo. Co.,
No. rs Chestnut 81, PhiiA., Pa. CT $50 Dear
born St, Chicago, III. oclitu.ta,st.z
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RIVER RAILROAD co.

ON and after Monday, April Is. Passenger
Trains will run a. follows; 'DAlly. fDaily
Except sunday. Central Time.
,orru BOUND. -
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COST.

7 oST-WATCH CHARM - SMALL GOLD
~ bucket filed with silver. Lost between this
Office and Ohio River depot. Finder viii please
leave at this Office and receive reward. ocz4s
I OST--A LADY'S GOLD WATCH AND
IL chain. Friday afternoon. A suitable re-
ward will be paid for the return OF sam TO this
Office oc22esdq
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5l1uutEG.

WANTED - SOLICITOR THOROUGHLY
w posted in boOSSeepins to introduce in
West Virginia HsrrimAns system for locating
mistakes In bookkeeping. Address W. /.
COREY, 81 Carlisle Building, Cincinnati ..
oc24Q
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NEW BOoKS-SOR WIFE. NOR MAID. by
~ The Duches. SOC. The Quality Of Mercy,
BY W. d. Nsyells. SOC. Toe Unseen Bridegroom,
by Mary Agnes Fleming. &c. Saddle an ScSti-
ment. By Ein4nh Gilman, SOC. G. q. QUI jNBY
No. Izl4 Mayksk street. 6c1l
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w HEELNIG AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. on and after wednes-
day June l. 1877. trains will run a. follows
CITY Time
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asatlrnans,
RAILWAY TIME GARD

Arrival ana departure OF trains on and after
May -. l6oa EXPLANATION or nrFERxEcB
MARKS: sDaily; tSanday excepted .Mon-
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