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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-27


UCTI0N NOTICE OF D. PARKER q CO., AUCTION
N eersWl sell this day "Wednesday Mt II o'clock by
Lit IKE FITZGERAL, Aucdoneer. nj the elegant costly
Household Furniture contained in private residence lie West
Twentv-seventh street. Sixth avenue, ich Paror
Suits pieces covered in satin brocate and silk reps TX
rosewood ranoforte by celebrated city
Lace Curtains Velvet and Brussels Carpets Mirrors Stat-
airy, Bronzes. Paintings Tables, &C.: also Dining
Room Furniture Plate, Knives Forks Dinner Services,
BEDROOM SUITS IN walnut Bedstead Bureaus
Kitchen Furniture In all 4lj lots usefl Household
tire ~ B.Goods boxed and shipped for purchasers by
competent persons.
A UGHsTuS A. SHULTz, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A sale magnificent Household Furniture valued $25 900,
900 Lots Public Auction by catalogue.
Pianoorte Drawing Room Suits Paintings, Bronzes Silver
ware ednesday) ut the elegant residence No. 81
West Fifteenth street. between Fifth Sixth avenues,
commencing at lg1S o'clock. Drawing Room Furniture,
brocae richest description; Panofore,
Etageres Secretae Bookcase Encoienues Mardetee
inets. Tab Velvet Carpets brocaes lace Curtains Cham
deers, PAINTINGS eminent Bronze Clock Vases,
Mirrors statuav rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus,
Beoseads Wardrohes, Mattresses Counterpanes
Table. Siieboard, China Ware cutlery Basement Kitchen
Furniture, Furniture servants Sale peremp
tory. Catalogues at the house.
III Nn,r Cny Am
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DY JOHN II. DRAPER, AuCTIONEER.
Id The Delaware, Lackawanna and western Kahroad
$4,000 tons Scranton Coal,
Mt public auction Wednesday July ~ az " o'clock noon
at Is Exchange place. SAMUEL SLOAN, President
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OF MACDoUGAL STREET ST. CLEMENTS PLACE
Jf pleasant wen furnished front Room 10 let, with
Board to two gentlemen, reasonable terms References
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE OIrY FOR SALE
OR TO RENT

A BARGAIN,-oNE MILE AND A HALF FROM NEW
N Brun swck splendid Farm of 100 capital land,
One large apple and peach orchards; good
house. II rooms ABUNDANT outbudnrs superior location
Price $1,000; will take a1i,0lO; q sacrifice.
Us. FERGUSON, 80 Nassau street, room ~.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FURNISHED ROOMS,
ID with Board for two, ony, So and BIS week; fine hall
Rooms the class house la East FftyGis street.
Netv elm Lexington ard Third sveuues.
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THE BRIGHTON HOUSE REoPENED-Ar TIE
corner OF Richmond terrace and York avenue, New
Brighton u large airy rooms hrst class table and attend
ance prices moderate.
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An EAST NINTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY-T0
~ let with Board large Rooms, snial lie for gentleman
and wifeor two single senteen also lew day boarders
accommodated.
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| COUNTRY BOARD IN wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY
- Eight minutes from DEPOT forty 10 city; location ex
ceedngy healthy arCs rooms excellent table, tine lawn,
plenty shade beautiful scenery Terms 49, children half
price. Inquire at SO Sixth avenue, IN store
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ITO LET-wITH POWER, A WELL LIGHTED sECONI
Floor 1T 2O4 East Tweny-nnth rent low for AM
business not hazardous. Inquire premises.
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IA PRINCE STREET CORNER CROSBY STREET.
~ Furnished Rooms Tor gentlemen. Inquire IN !quoi
store
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SUMMER RESORTS.

OATH HOTEL, AT BATH L. l., Is NOW OPEN FOR THE
- reception OF euests good sea bahng beautiful shady
lawn OF SIX and ali other requisites FOR keeping cool
accessible by Greenwood and Bath Railroad every forty
minutes GEORGE SHIELDS.
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ITO LET-FoUR OR SIX SPLENDID ROOMS; HOUSE
and neghborhood strictly first class, with all the
improvements rent very cheap. Ala East Feih street.
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NOLEMAN HOUSE.-PERsONs GOING TO THE COUN.
~ and Wishing first class Board and pleasant Rooms,
be accommodated at the Coleman House. Far Rocka
way, L. l.
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ITO LET-PARbOR AND BEDROOM. ELEGANTLY
i furnished with or without Board; all modern improve
fents and centrally located IN private French family
other boade 81 East Twentieth street. NTH door from
Broadway
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JEI EAST THlRTYFoURTH sTREET-A GENTLE
lOI and wife two single gentlemen can be accom-
uodstcd with Richly furnished second door front Room,
Wit
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A FINE FARM OF s26 ACRFs, NEAR PORT JERvIs
n for sale; $50 under cultivation, with dven,
barns wagon house aranary &C. for %75 per acre. This
worth the Htten ton Of purchasers
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81. CLINTON PLACE.--SUITs OF FURNISHED
~ Rooms, with Board, gentleman and vile or parry
or gentlemen also single Rooms table boafders acconno-
dated by day week
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J9e MACDoUGAL sTREET.-LARGE ROOM TO LET,
Le1O with Board gentleman and WIFE, $40; also single
Hooms SO and e7 permanent or transient parties aken
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Made OF poor rum, whisky, proof spirits ana
refuse LIQUORS dOctOred. Spiced ana Sweeten.
ed to please the taste, called " TONES. Mp
petiZerS," ReStOrers," &c, that lead the
tippler on TO drunkenness ana rum hnl are
a true Medicine, made from the Native
Roots and Herbs OF California, free nom
all Alcoholic StimulantS. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect Renova-
tor and InvigoratOr OF the system, carrying
OF all poisonous matter, and restoring the
blood to healthy condition. No person
can take these BittcrS, according To diIcc-
TONS and remain long unwcll.
500 will be given for an incurable case
providing the Bones are not destroyed by
mineral pOiSOnS or other means, ana the
vital organs wasted beyond the point Of re-
pair.
For Infiammatory and Chronic Rhcuma-
tiSm, and GOut, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent FrHcrs,
Diseases Of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys ana
Bladder, these Bitters have been most sue
cessful Such diseases are caused by Vita
ted blood, which Is generally produced by
arrangement ofthe Digestive Organs.
They invigurate the stomach, and stimu-
late the torpid Liver and Bowels, which
render them OF unequalled efficacy in
cleansing the blood of all impurities and
imparting new life and vIgor To the whole
system.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Headache, Pain
I'm the Shoulders, Coughs, TightncSs OF the
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Stomach, Bad Taste
in the Mouth. Bilious attacks, Palpitation
Of the Heart, CopiOuS discharges of Urine,
Pain I'm the regions OF the Kidneys, and a
hundred other painful symptoms which
are the OfISprings OF Dyspepsia, are cured
by these Bittcrs.
Cleanse. the Initiated Blood whenever you
find it's Impurities bursting through the
skin in Pimples, EruptiOns, or sores, cleanse
IL when II Is foul, and your feelings will
tell you when. Keep the blood pure and
the health Of the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE. and other worms, lurking In
the system of SO many thousands, are ei-
frctually destroyed and removed.
For full directions, read carefully the cir.
cular around each bottle, printed in four
languages English, German, French and
Spanish.
J. WALKER, p and 81 Commerce Street,
New York, Proprietor.
X. II. MCDONALD & Co,
Druggists and General Agents.
San Francisco, California, and - and -
' RS-soLD by BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND
DEALERS. OctI
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FRENCH water proof in beautiful coIors
for suits, at Rhodes.

CIRCUIT Court. "A verdict rem
dcred by the jury in the suit entitled
Wharton Us. Yorke, before the Circuit
Court, on Saturday last illustrates the
folly of going. to law about small mat
tiers. AdoIphe Yoke owned a goat
Silas Wharton owned field OF wheat.
Into Wharton's field Yocke's goat in
sisted on going. Very wrong, but goat,
like and natural Wharton sent word
to Yoke that the goat must be hept out
of the wheat field or it would be killed.
1t was not kept out, it could not be kept
out, so it was killed Yoke brought
suit before a justice to recover the value
OF the goat \ verdict was rendered IN
his favor for $50 From this decision
Wharton appealed to the Circuit Court.
On Saturday the jury found verdict
for Yoke awarding him $l266 as
damages. No" thS CodV VI w W. -
ginia says that if judgment against an
appellant is reduced, in the Circuit
Court, more than ten dollars, he shall
recover the cost of the appeal, and as
the judgment in this case is reduced
SD "a, or a sum greater than SO, the
decision is that, though Yoke shall re-
cover SO &C as the value of his goat,
he must pay something over 500 as the
costs of the appeal. Yocke's attorney
at once moved the court to set aside the
judgment as to costs, and the motion
will be argued at future day.
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Ar curDcu-we were at church

AT CHUkoH.-We were at church
Yesterday. We often GO We go to
see how many 60, as we do, for a reiiel
from the perplexities, cares and trials Of
our every day life, and to learn some
thing. 1t is wonderful how easy one
who uses his eyes for the purpose OF
seeing, can tell the different causes that
impel people to attend divine service
Now wonders Smith-front name John
of course we use the name as a dis
guise-who is apparently as pious a
man as any sitting under the droppings
of the sanctuary. He's got his Sunday
face on, and his boots have squeak to
them never heard on other days.
Smith wishes to rank as a first-class
christian. He prays cream, but on
week days he Ices skim milk.
Yonder again, is old Sixteen per cent
What beaming face is his as he turns
it heavenward, and with closed eyes
and swelling nostrils he repeats the
words, Forgive us our debts as we
forgive our debtors" This morning
he will have some delinquent by the
throat shouting, "Pay me what thou
owest." Last week he turned a family
out into the cold They had failed to
pay the rent, because Of the sickness OF
the husband and father Nay, more.
He took the few dollars due the sick
man from his employer by means of a
suggestion And yet to hear Sixteen
per cent. pleading before the Throne OF
Grace, one would take him for a model
saint. He is what Hood calls
"a blackleg SANTA spiritual hedger,
! Who backs his sunday, so TO speak,
Against the wicked remnant OF the. week,
But therf are here honest and devout
Christians. Here are some whose prayers
are an acceptable offering, whose good
deeds, unknown of men, have ascended
like pleasant incense to the courts above
There's one old chap over in the corner,
whose eyes twinkle with a mirth that
seems out of place here, and we know OF
one or two places where a sack of flour
or load of coal has been sent on the
sly by that jolly old dog, whose timely
and unostentatious charity has saved
great suffering The poor rarely appeal
TO him in vain. His friends say he is
ian old fool" but he laughs in his quiet
way, rubs his bald pate till it shines
again and chuckles to himself cts
only lent. III get ten per cent. for it in
the great hereafter.
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CArA1oaIcAL.-A gentleman of bucc

CATALoGIcAL.-A gentleman of buco'
lie proclivities who resides near the
verdant region OF Darlington, being all
alone in the world, without sister of
his own or any one else, being DESTROYS
of a companion or two to cheer his
lonely lot, and being a lover OF music,
and a hater of rats, wrote TO friend in
this city to send him couple of choice
cats This friend is joker of high
degree and with another of the same
ilk they felinely got together sixteen
cats of all ages, sexes, kinds and con-
ditions and boxed them up for shipment.
There was the matronly Tabby cat, the
steady and reliable Thomas cat, the
kitten just blushing into the full light
of cathood, and the weak and mewey
kitten whose chief glory for some time
vet it will be to try and make both ends
meet as she chases her tail. Then there
were tortoise shell cats, and maltese cats,
and white cats, and gray cats, and COM
mon cats, and almost all other kinds OF
cats in that box. The box was shipped
to Ckrington by the Parkersbnrg pack
ct and there was music by the band all
the way down. We are reliably IN
formed that there was cat fight in
the box every fifteen minutes during the
trip. Arrived at the port the box was
handed over to the owner. lie was
completely dumb-founded. There was
a good deal more cat than he bargalned
for, but he took his trophies home and
turned them loose. Well bet a cookie
that he suffers no more from lonely
nights from now until the last skin of
the last cat shall ornament his barn
door.
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THE ORDER OF THE DAY.-A general
order for .SOzodont. In the teeth Of all
opposition it has become the supreme
dentrifice OF the age.
No impurity can ihfest the teeth
cleaned daily with ,Sosodont outlay
the bark of the Gillian Soap Tree, an
article which possesses cleansing prop
critics superior to those of any other
known substance, is one Of the ingredi
ents of this peerless compound. 500
don't is the only dentrifice in existence in
which this salubrious botanical product
is incorporated.
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SATURDAY.-Last Saturday was a
jolly, respectable sort of a day, ard the
effort on the part of the Winter King
to whiten house tops and give US an
other glimpse of a winter landscape
was profound success. The ponds in
this vicinity were covered with ice As
thick as a knife blade, and its appear
ance set Young America to securing uF
his skate irons, and caused him to get
the buckles sewed on and the straps
mended, ready for the winter campaign,
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CHEW bee Hive Fine Cut Tobacco

TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.-ThC
following is the list Of transfers OF rea
estate entered at the Recorders office
of Ohio county to Friday, November
18th, 1870.
Charles Otto and wife to John Suffer
April llth, part of lot No. = in square
No. 50, South Wheeling, $50.
Benjamin NJ. Oldham and wife to
Samuel Oldham, September 9th, Ct
acres of land joining Alex. Mccoy
land, $4,000.
La Belle Iron Works Company tc
Ellen Scarlott, May 2Sth, 1869, part Of
lots No, |, and 3 in square No. "A, La
Belle for Sl4S9.
George Baird and wife to Robert J,
Smvth. in trust for American Building
Association, October 18th, lot No. s in
square No "a, Bellaire addition, for
$500.
II. W. Phillips and wife to James
Gilchrist, October Goth, part of LOT
south of w H. Dunlevys lot, North
Wheeling; tor $3.50.
George II. Mcconnell to SIENNA Nc
Connell, November It'll, his interest in
l0l acres and 81 poles of land, for
500.
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AGAIN PosTPoNED.-The sale OF the
Hempfeld railroad to have taken place
on Saturday last, at Pittsburgh, was
again postponed. This time for sixty
davsuntil petition for a decree asked for
by the gentleman having judgement
against the road can be heard and de-
termined upon. There is a probability
that the Pennsylvania Central will be
a competitor against the Baltimore "
Ohio railroad for the purchase of the
road
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BRvEs d SANDERS. We cheerfully
invite attention to the monster adver-
tisement OF this enterprising firm which
illumines our first page this morning
They have the goods to sell for the holi.
DAYS and they have taken the right
mode of selling them. Whenever a
firm Is up with the times and have the
goods on their shelves that the public
want, they let the people know it as
Brues & Sanders DO this morning. 1t
shows that they invite an inspection OF
their stock and defy competition Peo-
pie can safely deal at such houses.
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RAILROAD AcCIDENT-Train No 10 on
the Central Ohio railroad, which left
this depot about midnight, Saturday,
ran over bull about half mile east
Of Newark, Ohio, yesterday morning.
One coach was thrown of, but one per
son was at all bruised, and he not at all
seriously.
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I'm h.. ,lo;. advertisement in this
n,onn;m,, Rrc,srrp that Messrs
r-...s,IlLo.of voar,or
,aY,'n.ro,,. o,,o.no,r and evcr;pc for
La;u rrond ore,;ro and di.nIav Of
.,,:..z,...,I. Th;s villa rho finest
&C.. ~, 81, o;,u ond nrs,
'"'' :.... o..noo,;o, - ,ho
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS-We invite the
attention of lovers OF the weed to the ad-
vertisement of {. +. Miller, dealer in to-
bacco. cigars, snuff, &c, in this morning S
paper. Mr.. Millerhas splendid stock at
mis- establishment near the Fifth Ward
Market house, Centre Wheeling to
which he invites the attention OF buy
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PAINTING CLASS.

The exclusive services of Mr.. FRANK
MEAD Of Philadelphia. as Teacher OF OIL
Painting-Landscape and Portrait-have
been secured for this school. The first les
son will be given on Thursday, November
18th, beginning with the Winter Quarter OF
the school. a fine room has been set aside
for n studio. where pupils from the city can
paint nj any and all times, free of charge.
Mr.. Mead is an artist OF high standing,
whose services we are grateful in being able
Ia secure. and who, having just returned
from n Skctching tour, will be glad To see
any OF his friends. either professionally or
otherwise at his studio on Main street.
Applications for instruction should be
made ut the Institute, where specimen
copies OfhiS productions can be seen.
Landscape Painting, SO; Portrait, so;
per quarter of ~ lessons.
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THE BEST THE CHEAPEsT-The triple
plated silver ware, sold by Oxtoby d
Duffield, will wear for fifteen or twenty
years. Every fork, spoon, &c, bears
their firm name. 1t costs but a trifle
more than the ordinary plated ware
Call at the Market street Jewelry Store,
below the McLure House, for Silver
and Plated Ware, Watches, Clocks
Jewelrv, Spectacles, DC.
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BEAuTIFY your homes. The largest
and choicest selection of American and
foreign Chromos ever brought to Wheel
ing, are now offered to the public al
popular prices by PAUL Bros. d Co,
No. 90 Market street. Also a large
stock of Wall Papers, graduating in
price from s. to eight cents per bolt
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affecting gesister.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER aI, 1870.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

New ADVERTISEMENTS Notice -
Wendelin Schafer.
Spiritual Lecture-O. l.. Sutlifi.
c. F. Miller-Cigars, Tobacco, etc.
For Cincinnati-Major Anderson
rSteamboat Column
Drugs-E. Booking and Booking q
Carroll.
Important Notice TO Consumers OF
Dry Goods.
This Week Drives.
Brues * Sanders Great Dry. Goods
Emporium First Page
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
This Court after a session Of three weeks
adjourned on Friday evening. There
were good many cases disposed OF,
but as our Circuit Court unfortunately
wa; in session at the same time and
attorneys had engagements there that
could not he put Oft, great many cases
were passed, Notwithstanding Judge
Jackson's manifest desire to push
things aud get through with as much
business as possible.
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ELECTION OF DIRECToRs.-There is to
be Il meeting of the stockholders of the
Hempfeld railroad at Washington, to-
dav, to elect a Board of Directors for
the ensuing term. Quite number of
interested parties are going over from
this city on this mornings train.
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LocKJAw.-On Monday OF last week
boy about fifteen years Of age, a
brother OF the negro man who works
for Dr. Bates, ran nail into the ball
OF his foot. 1t made a very slight
wound and but little attention was paid
to it, but on Thursday night he was at
tackled with spasms and on yesterday
morning he died OF lockjaw.
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IT has been decided by medical au'
thorities that IF man has good ap,
petite, sleeps well and feels buoyant in
spirits after his meals he should let his
health alone, whether he is as big as q
hogshead or as thin and dry as fence
roll
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- -

GUARDIAN APPOINTED. - Recorder
Woods, on Friday, appointed John w.
Boring to be guardian OF William, Mar
tina, Charles and George W. Boring,
children and heirs of George W. Bor-
ing, late of Wheeling, deceased. Bond
S2DOD
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THE FooT RACE.-The foot race on
the Island on Saturday afternoon, be
tween "Wake-up" Burns and VIM.
LYLE, Of one hundred yards for purse
of$j0 was won by "Wake-up in twelve
seconds. He beat Lyle about four feet.
This is pretty good time for amateurs.
The fastest one hundred yards ever
made was run by George Seward, in
England, in the year 1914. He ran the
distance in nine and quarter seconds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-11-21

The FEMALE MlNsrRELS.-The per
formancc OF Madame RENTS Female
Minstrel troupe at Washington Hall
on Saturday night, drew an immense
crowd. The hall was filled completely
in every part, standing room, even, be
at premium. We were not present,
but hear the performances spoken OF in
high terms. The troupe give their last
performance tonight
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MARRIAGE LIcENSES.-There were
four marriage licenses issused during
the week ending Friday, November
18th, as follows: Saturday, |; Mon
day, ,; Thursday, |. 4 great improve
ment over the previous week, but not
fully up to grade yet.
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ALL the latest popular magazines and
fashion books are received at Quimbys
book and periodical store, and are fur
nished by the single number or year at
publishers prices.
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NEXT Thursday, in addition to being
Thanksgiving Day, is the anniversary
of the battle of Lookout Mountain. We
had some OF it. Though fought in
cold weather it was red-hot.
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Fox SALE.-Five hundred beautiful
cottages, sample of which can be seen
in the show window Of John I. Lakin
& Co. Merchant Tailors, No. 81 Mon.
roe street, Wheeling, w. Va.
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GREAT SACRIFICE A. NJ. Adams
is disposing of the balance of his stock
of ready made clothing at a great sacrl-
flee to close his business. Persons
wishing bargains will do well to call at
No. 81 Monroe street, McLain's new
block
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Now is the time to sod your yards.
Experience has shown fall soddins to be
as enduring, if not more so, than that
done in the spring.