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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-12
GERMANY.

BERLIN, January lin the elections
for members Of the Reicbstsg yesterday,
the Danish party carried all the districts
In the north of echlesWig, in which they
were successful at the last and previous
election.
BERLIN, January 1l.-Partial returns
Of the election show that the number OF
National Liberal and Progressists elected
10 about even, the other parties falling lar
behind, Danlzig, Leipsic, Bremen, Lu.
beck and Munich elect Liberal members,
Berlin, lKoenigsburg and Bestan Pro-
gressists. Candidates Of the clerical par
y are chosen in Keiaed, Cologne, Dussel.
dorf Aachen. RI. :.
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New York Dry Goods Market

| New York. Jan. 1O.-There Is 1ncreas.
ed activity with manufacturers agents
but iobbing branches are quiet. Bleach
ed shirtings are in brisk demand and
have an upward tendency. Fruit OF loom
"A Is advanced TO loo, and other widths
IN proportion. Harris Is 13c and Gem
OF the Spindle 1910. Prints are fairly ac-
tive. Merrimac shirtings are selling free.
ly at 0ic. Fancy cassimeres and worsted
coatings arc improving. Foreign goods
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River News.

The river was still falling last evening,
and the marks at the wharf at 4 o'clock
indicated 20 feet and 8 inches. l.gs
Navigation has again resumed Its usual
course, and during Saturday night the
whistles Of passing steamers were heard
frequently.
The Bellaire packet Market Boy, and
the steubenville packet Forest City, re-
sumed their regular trips on Saturday.
The Rankin passed down about 10
O'Clock Saturday morning.
There was no Psrkersburg packet Sat-
urday. The Courier laid over at Psrkers.
burg, and will come up and depart on
Tuesday. '
There will be no Parkersburg packet
this morning.
The Exchange, from Pittsburgh to
Cincinnati, passed down about o'clock
Saturday afternoon.
The towboat Hercules, recently sunk
at Pittsburgh, has been placed in charge
Of the underwriters, the owners having
entered protest.
The Charleston wv. Va) Courier, Of
Thursday, says:
"a large barge, containing about so OOC
teet OF lumber, and belonging to Huling
d Co., in the West End, was started down
the river yesterday, destined for Cincln-
nail, but soon after it passed through the
chute at the mouth Of Elk, 1t stuck on
the island. Hands were at work all day
yesterday to get it of, but up to last sight
we had not learned with what result
They proposed floating it down all the
way to Cincinnati without the aid Of o
towboat. There are one or two bargeE
now being loaded with lumber by the
same firm, and will be sent down in q
day or two" 10
10y Telegraph --
MEMPHIS, Jan. 11.-River commenced
rising last night. Weather cloudy now.
Arrivals-Alice, St. Louis; Church, New
Orleans; Minneolis, Cincinnati; Dugan
Little Rock. Departed-Susie Silver,
New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. 11.-WeatheI
clear and cold; mercury 80 to SO. River
risen five feet. Port list-Down-Louis-
vile, Morning Star, Bowling Green. Up
Robert Mitchell, Arkansas Belle, Lit.
tie Dan.
CAIRO, Jan. 11.-Arrived: James. D.
Parker, Memphis; Crescent City, New
Orleans; Babbage, Grand Tower; City oil
Vicksburg, Vicksburg; Andy Baum, Gin.
cinnati; Perttans, New Orleans; Sam
Roberts, Memphis; Glencoe, St. Louis;
1dlewild, Evansville. Departed: Parker,
Cincinnati; Capital City, VickSburg; Quick
step, Evansville; City Of Vicks6urg, st.
Louis; Perttana, Louisville. River risen
z feet; clear and cold.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 1.-THE river reach.
ed as feet at noon, and commenced fall
ing ats p N. Arrived-Tom Sherlock,
Warner, New Orleans; Pat Rogers,
Memphis. Zw 1t1sa
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 11.-Arrived-Colos
sal, KeOkuk. Departed-Wnd Duck,
Pittsburgh. River falling. Weather,
clear, cold and freezing, but no Ice run
ming. El II y
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SERIOUS AcoDENT.-on Saturday q
slx.year.old boy named Howard Chew,
son Of Matthew Chew, while playing in
an upper room OF the Superior Machine
Works, fell through a hatchway to the
lower floor, distance Of twelve or fifteen
feet. In falling his head struck an ele.
vator, and he was picked up unconscious
in which condition he still remained last
evening. DR.. Martin was summoned, and
attended to the lad, His recovery is con,
sidered doubtful.
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ELRcrIoNs OF DREcToRa-Directors
will be elected to-day by the corporations
named, as follows: Etna Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, at the Office of the
company, between the hours OF 8 and 10
A. N; Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
Company, OF the office Of the company,
between the hours Of / and 81 P. N.
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GENr1RMrN,a FrRNnHMa-NRMI

GENTLRMEN's FURN1zHNa NEW
sToCK.-Christian Hess, Merchant Tail.
or, has Just returned from New York
with o large and elegant assortment
Of cloths, cassimeres, overcoatingS, vest.
ings, dress shirts, under garments,
gloves, collars, everything in short per.
tanning to gentleman's toilet except the
hat and boots. Mr.. Hess keeps the best
Of goods; he employs good workmen,
makes neat fits, and charges moderate
prices. Gentlemen wanting handsome
Fall or Winter suits should give him 3
call ~
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THE NEW CELESTE ORGANS, of which
new invoice Is arriving at sheib's Mu-
sic Store, 18th street, above Market, at.
tract the most marked. attention from the
musical public. With two sets of reeds
a true Hos Celeste Is produced widely diff.
ferent in character from the humbug imi.
tstions in many other kinds oforgans, and
sweetn ,ss as well as power is one Of their
marked qualities. Their price is $3.50 in
plain cases, and $105 in handsome full
covered cases. Eusry Organ is fully toar.
Tdnted siS gears.
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POLICE CouRT.-ssturday there were
two cases before this court.
Jimmy johnson No Q had his blood
up on Friday, and was making consider.
able disturbance, when Officer Junkins
interposed the arm Of the law. Jimmy
has commenced to board out a $50 fine
with Mr.. Kennedy.
On the 9Th day Of April, 1878, William
Renner was disorderly. he avoided ar
rest until Friday last, when Officer Jun
kins gathered him in, and the Judge fined
him SEQ and costs.
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BROUGHT HOME FOR INrERMENT-
The remains of Robert N. CLARK, Esq
ex.Auditor OF Belmont county, arrived
at Bridgeport Saturday, and were taken
to Morristown for interment Mr.. CLARK
has recently been residing in Cleveland
and died Of consumption. a,
Mrs, Augusta Doig, daughter OF Charles
swartz, Esq, OF Martins Ferry, died in
Cleveland on Friday. The remains o.
Mrs. Doig were taken to Martins Ferry
and inferred at that place yesterday.
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EXCITEMENT AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
A most disgraceful scene was enacted at
the Opera House Saturday night. The
Davenport Brothers were to appear in
their cabinet seances, and had advertised
that the entertainment would close with
a clark seance." 1t was generally un-
derstoad that an attempt would be
made to expose the DsvenportS. Consc.
quently a most incopgruous audience was
present.
When the cabinet seances ended, pre-
parations were made Tor "the ozark
seancs." For this purpose the lights
were turned down; but this had
no sooner been done than several
DARK lanterns were opened, and
their light thrown upon the stage
The greatest excitement Immediately en-.
sued. The storm Of yells, Kisses, whist
ling, etc., was almost dealening. The
greater part OF the room was in almost
total darkness, and hundreds oil the audi,
ence rushed for the door. Women and
children cried, men swore, and the confu.
sion was indescribable. Officers William
Stanley, Charles Exley and Newton
Tracy labored hard to quiet the mob,
and succeeded in preventing violence,
That respectable public entertainment
of any kind should be broken up by a
crowd Of roughs is a disgrace to the city.
The riDgleaders Of the Saturday night
affair should be arrested and prosecuted
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1O--Petroleum-
Dull; crude 10c; refined 1910. Coffee
Very strong, with advancing tendency
Rio 23ia29c. Provisions Advancing
tendency. Mess Pork $40 75a17 Cd
Flour-Active; superflne IS 0Oa5 rs; State
Ohio and Indiana extra family 81 75aS so
Wheat-Quiet and steady; red 81 Goal 65
amber 81 73a1 rs; white 81 76a1 IS. Rye
-9Oa9Sc. Corn-Active; yellow old SIC
new 7Sa8Oc. Oats-Firm; white 5Sa62c;
mixed 55c. Whisky-$1 90.
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WATcn FoUND.-A watch stolen from
Officer Perrill some time ago by q boy
named Gallagher, was found Saturday at
the jewelry store Of 0xtoby & Dufleld.
Gallagher had traded to anoth er boy Tor
a pair Of skates, and it was left with
Oxtoby 6 Dufield for repairs.
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BRFoRE THE POLICE CoURT.-Consta.
BILE John McCourtney served an execu-
ton against q car load Of coal Saturday,
and Joseph Leavy interIered with him in
the discharge Of his duty. Complaint
was made against Leavy for resisting an
officer, and the case will come up before
the police court this morning,
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Jan. TO- Flour-Very
strong but unchanged. Wheat-Steady
firm, and unchanged. Corn-Actiye and
buoyant; mixed western S3as4c. Oats
Flrmer and scarce; western Coo. Rye
Firm and steady at 9sca$1 90. Pfovi-
sions-Unchsnged, bnt shade easier
Butter-Western firm and unchanged
Gofee-strong at 25a274c. Whisky
Firmer at 81 GOAL Of.
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FURs | FuRsll FuRs lll-This day
have received large lot Of black Lynx,
Martin and Mink furs, and owing to the
advancement Of the season they are billed
to me at half their value, and / will sell
them the same way. Come and get them.
J. W. Ferrel, Centre Wheeling.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURcn.-The
Annual Congregational Meeting Of this
Church was held on Friday evening last,
after the service, ]. N. Bickel, Esq, pre-.
siding. Messrs. D. O. List, John Reid,
ST., Z. ]. Crawford, Geo. R. Taylor and
O. oglebsy were elected Trustees; Samuel
Laughlin, Esq, was chos en- Treasurer,
and Major N. B. O. Wright, Secret airy
for the ensuing year.
The following were the receipts from
roy,nna annrcno for tLa ,,aor 1o5o,
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3 pill 10 suppress pinordern.

LOUISVILLE, January ia bill was
introduced IN they State Legislature yes
terdsy TO suppress disorders IN tho State
1t embraces practically all the recon-,
mendations contained Gov. Leslie's recent
message on the subject. 1t provides ior
the appointment Of a special commission.
with power to hold examining courts In
sections Infested with lawless bands,
where thes Constituted authorities are
powerless TO suppress them. The bill was
made the special order Tor Wednesday
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KILLED I'm Finn.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 11.-George Ksber-
man, keeper Of Q large beer saloon and
boarding. house, snapped . revolver twice
at Nicholas Klop, one Of his boafdefs, "a
he says In sport The second time the
pistol was discharged, the ball entering
the head Of Klop, from which he died To-
day. Keberman then ran to the river
and tried TO drown himself. BE was ar
rested.
The Ohio river Is very high. Itreached
the maximum, 4s feet at noon to-day.
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MURDRR IN KENTucK4

J.E Melton, Of Galloway county, w
warned George Wisenan that he would
kill him on sight Last Wednesday Mel.
ton approaches Wiseman while the latter
was at work in; q field and shot him IN the
breast with Shot gun loaded with fiif.
teen bullets. Melton Immediately gave
himself up and was placed in jail.
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sTKGA1Ea ArrAcHED.-United States
Deputy MaiGhal VIM. 3. Irwin attac he'd
The steamer ~. N. Camden" at Parkers-
burg, on Friday last, for the Peabody In.
surance Company. They not liking the
Marshal's way Of commanding, paid him
of, and sent him on his way rejoicing.
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HOLIDAY GooDs.-Those wishing to
purchase Boots, Shoes or Slippers for
Holiday presents will save money by pur.
chasing from me, as l am selling my en-.
tire stock Of seasonable goods at the low.
est panic prices. L, V, Blond.
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US. CIRCUIT CouRT.-The .. s. Cir
cult Court Is In session at Parkersburg.
Judge Bond being engaged holding court
at Baltimore, was unable to be present.
An extra term for the chsncery business
Of this court will be held at Parkersburg
Nhout the middle Of February.
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For AssAuLT.-oflcer John Stanley
was arrested on Saturday evening on a
warrant issued by Squire .Gillespy, charg.
ed with assaulting q boy named Dixon.
The alleged assault was committed by
Stanley while in the discharge Of his
duty as officer at the Opera House. Shan.
ley was held in 5000 for his appearance
this morning, and in $500 to keep the
peace. ra.. s
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TWENTY-FIVE PER GENT MADE by get.
ting your goods at the closing out Of the
entire winter stock Of Dry Goods by ],
W. FERREI, Main and Goth streets, Cen
tire Wheeling.
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Fatal Quarrel.

MEMPatsy Jan. 1l,-Gear wyman, Jr.,
living at Chelsea, was killed last night by
Henry Blenders, former emploYe Of
WymanS father. who had quarreled with
the later about "a due him, during which
Beuders struck young Wyman with q
stick OF wood, killing him. Blenders was
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IcE-The present season has been an
unfayorable one for ice dealers. So far,
none OF this cold comfort has been Sc.
cured, and we tremble to think what next
summer must bringus if we fail to secure
supply Of the delicious crystal.
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RETuRNED.-The four convicts who
werC sent to Wellsburg recently IN charge
Of Capt. Israel to do some iron work in
the Jail there, passed through the city
Saturday en- route to Moundsvllle.
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VERY ILI.-Bobert Campbell, Esq, an
old and well known citizen Of Wheeling,
Is lying q. his.residence on the Island Sc
riously III. Mr.. Campbell Is suffering
from nervous prostration.
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In $1.OOO-Wm. Myers, charged with
committing rape upon L. Jane Miller
was taken before Squire Caldwell for ex.
animation Saturday afternoon. The ac-
cused was held in the sum Of $1,000 to
appear at the next term of the County
Conrt
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letter from the Celebrated Composer,
Franz Abt. ~
NEW YORK, July 6, 1872.
Messrs. Steinipau a Sons.

AesSrS. SteinDdy &SonS:
GENTLEMEN:-Permit me to thank YOU
for the magnificent Upright Piano which
you kindly placed at my disposal during
my brief sojourn in New York, and I can
only repeat what have so often expressed
vcrbally-that during my long career as
Artist and Composer, / have met with
many fine European Pianoiortes, but none
that combine grandeur and poetry Of tone
elasticity Of touch, in short, everything
that renders piano perfect, to such a
high degree as your celebrated pianofortes.
Very truly yours, FRANZ ABT.
Adams 6 Lucus, 1897 Market street,
sole Agents.
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DnoRDERIY.-Ata late hour Saturday
night William Harris was boisterous, but
Officer Tracy landed him where all
DRINKS go. This morning he will appear
at the police court.
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Coal GONE DowN.-over two million
bushels Of coal passed downthe river last
week. OF this amount one million three
hundred thousand bushels went 10 Gin
cinnat.
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A NEW ONn.-The Plttsburg plspqte

a INV UNK'-The Flt8burg UlspdEcI
Of Saturday says:
The foundered Hercules Is insured fol-
$4,000 as follows: City, Citizens, PEG.
pies and Pittsburgh of this city, $4,000
each Amazon, Of Wheeling 5000, and
Peabody Of Wheeling, $4,000 The boat
Is said TO TO be badly broken astern, buI
It is impossible to discover the extent Of
the damage until the river rec des.
We know of no Amazon" Insurance
Company in this city.
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4Vs"I' fs'''''''''''s's'' 100 'pOIVoV II
or the above amounts the sum OF
$t,Ol4 ID was raised by the Woman's
Missionary Society for their,Missionary
in. India, Home Work, and Mission
School. The Sabbath Schools and the
Sewing Society also did their full share,
and are worthy Of special commentator.
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GONG WEsT.-Mrs. Ann Mendel, Miss
Lille Mendel and Miss Mary Campbell
start to-day on q western tour. They
will be absent several months. =,
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UPsRT.-While John Pole was in q
skif on the creek Saturday afternoon, his
boatupSet and emptied him into the water.
he got out without difficulty.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Jan, 10.-Members OF the Cabi.
net have agreed TO accept the passage Of
resolution on Monday to resume the
discussion OF the bill for the appointment
'ot Mayors as vote Of confidence in the
government. .Es-- as
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BooTs AND snoEs.-1 will sell from this
date Boots and Shoes at heavy reduc-
tion from former prices. Call early and
make your purchases while my stock is
large. L. Y. Blond.
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Nor TIE MAN,-William Myers, who
was before Squire Caldwell Friday last
on a serious charge, is not William s
Mayors, the musician.
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CONE, IF You WANT THEM.-one
more lot OF those all wool plaid Flannels
at 80 cents per yard, received by J. ".
Ferrel, Centre Wheeling.
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TIE largest and only complete assert.
ment Of stereoscopic Views in the city
can be found at Robinson's Gallery.
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COME one, come all, and look at the
goods which are sold at Henry Jacobs,
at cheap counter prices.
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THE Board OF Managers of the Wheel.
ing Library Association hold meeting
tonight.
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A DISCLAIMER

A dispatch from Topeka, Kansas,
says the opposition in the Legislature
has disclaimed, by resolution, any inten-
tion to organize q new party. They have,
however, organized q caucus, irrespective
Of past or present party differences, and
pledged themselves 10 retrenchment and
re:orns. ...
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A PIG was killed by the street cars and
laid all day yesterday on Market street,
corner Alley 10.
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Amusements.
HAMILTOR'S OPERA HOUSE.
NJ. J.s FEEzsmnoss. J. .Les.ee and Managel

THE LECTURE REASON.
Monday Night, Jan 18th. For the present three
nights only. Monday, Tuesd " and "Wednesday
nights and Wednesday Matinee, Jan Il, u and
Il, 1874. Engagement for the above period only
OF the highly successful and distinguished
DOCTOR HENRY,
Who will deliver his Great Popular Lecture,
Monday Night, January u. -, 40
subjeet-ANoENT AND MODERN MYsrERrEs.
For Ladies' and Gentlemen. MesmetlEm, Clair.
Voyanee and SplrituAlism.
wednesday Matinee, 2:3D P. N-F0R TIE
LADIES ONLY Extraordinary and amusing
Mesmerie Experiments at tho conclusion Of each
Lecture. :
SINGLE LHgTuEE TIcKETs-Family Circle, 2Sc;
Drets Circle, Soc; Orchestra, 76c. ll-I
Reserved seats can be secured Of the Box Ofico
between 10 a n. and TN. Also the lecture
course tickets. ja12
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Rhildran Killed.

NEW York, Jan. 1O.-Two children
were instantly killed by the fall Of a con,
, demned building, in Jersey City yester-
day. - - ~ O. al ~ -. k,
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RRAfRABER that Roblnson's Gallery Is
the only place in the city where you can
buy Graphsocopes.
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!. STEAMER SUNK.

The little steamer Frank Forest, from
Osceola for Memphis, struck a snag at the
head Of Island No. 40, last night and
sunk. Motives Lost.
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JUST received, a very large lot Of Ham.
burg EdglDg and Inserting, at very low
prices, at Henry Jacobs.
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For Linen, Jsconnet and Nainsook
Shirt Fronts, to Henry Jacobs.
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RARE CHANCE
a FOR THE HEAD FEET.

Ladies' fine Kid FOxsd Caters
reduced from 1928 to S1.9O.
Ladies' fine Kid F0xed Caters
reduced from $3.50 to Sc. go.
Ladies' fine Oil Pebble BalmO-
rails reduced frem S2.25 to ST.
so. Ladies' fine Pebble Morocco
Balm0rals reduced from $3.50
to S2.25. Mems half double sole
hob nailed RrOgans reduced
from $500 to S1.75. And all
the rest Of my large stock Of
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps
will be sold at a pr0pOrtiOnate
reduction for cash.
j. II. STON b,
S4s NAM ST Opposite Grant Rou~.
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Col. DIR Anthony, Mayor of Leaven.
worth, has been sued for defamation. of
character by Judge Lecompte. The libel
was printed in the -Leavenworth Times,
which Is Anthony's paper. sr
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THE days this week are eight minutes
longer than those OF last week.
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CALCUTTA, Jan. 1.-THE famine Is al,
ready causing distress in Bier and Der.
rOs. - -
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TIE Charleston Journal intimates that
therSaSre thiry.one candidates for Con.
grea In that district.
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The "Week OF Prayer" ended yester-
day. 5.[