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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-17

Commemorative clip the fol-
lowing from the Pittsburgh Advocate
According to announcement, the
opening services Of the new church at
Dale City took place Sabbath, January
4ih, 1874. There is here novelty OF
Q church ediace, acknowledged TO be q
model for the cast, undertaken and 90
far carried on successfully BY An actual
membership Of about thirty persons.
They are noble band and We trust the
day will come when their numbers shall
be multiplied exceedingly. The plan,
OF this church in all its detsils were
drawn by Stanton NJ. Howard, archi-
t.ct, OF Wheeling, W. Va, aud having
10 this second instance proved him an
architect competent and very moderate
in his charges for services rendered
recommend him to church builders gen.
orally. -
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REAL ESTATE TRANsrzRs.-The fol-
lowing are the transfers Of real estate
entered in the County Clerks Of
fee, for the week ending January 10th,
1874:
A deed made Dec IS, 1878. BY Jesse
NcNear and wife to Martin L. Hill, for
their interest in the estate OF Jesse
Wells. Admitted Jan. 8, 1874. $500
A deed made Nov. 40. 1873, by John
Weibel and wife to J. N. Frasher fol
lo: No. 3 in square s. Gilchsist addition,
Island. Admitted Jan. 10, 1874. $500.
A deed made Jan. s, 1874, by Robert
Marshall and wife to John McGraw fol
lots 10 and 20 in square 8, Gilchrist
addition, Wheeling leland. Admitted
Jan. IL, 1874. $4,000. ..
A deed made Jan. 6, 1874. by A. j.
Psnnell to the Board Of Education OF
the school district Of Wheeling for the
south halt OF lot $50 in Chapline street,
between Tenth and Eleventh. Admit
ted Jan. IL, 1874. $1,000.
A deed made January l, 1874. by
Peter Wendell and wife, to Conrad
Bachman, for the east 30 feet of lot No.
POI corner OF Chspline and 20,h streets,
Centre Wheeling. Admitted January
Is, 1874. $4,000.
A deed made December 90, 1873, by
VIM. ]. Boggs, trustee, to the Stone
Church Cemetery Association, for six
acres and FIVE perches OF land. Admit'
ted january Is. 1874. =.
A deed made January IA, 1874. BY
George Mendel. trustee Tor Sarah Hurp.
wife Of Joseph Hurp, for the west 1.2
OF lot No. 8 in j. A. Armstrong; adj
dition. Admitted January IA, 1874.
5000.
A deed made January IA, 1874, by
Mary DAILY to Patrick Connell, for lot
No. Is, P. Reilley's addition. Admit
ted January It,, 1874. SO. .a
A deed made March Is. 1873. by S.
Brady, J. L. Hobbs and ]. c. Moystou
to VIM. Stoetzer. for lot Is in square
81, Jos. CaldweiPs addition. Admitted
January Is, 1874. $1,000.
A deed made November II, 1878, by
James Ray and wife to John Hunt, for
lots Isl, l52 and l53 in West Liberty.
Admitted January Is, 1874. $3.50.
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The COMING MlSsrRELs.-The cele-
brsted gigantic Duprez Il Benedict
Minstrels will appear next Thursday
aud Friday at the Opera House. The
Eaton Pa Express says:
Although the weather was most in
element, the pleasant recollections OF
Messrs. Duprez & Benedict's former en-
tertaiument. given at Ables Opera
House, filled that spacious auditorium
again last evening With 9 highly apprs-
ciative aud fashionable audience. We
know Of no way OF spending an even.
| ing more successfully when one has a
good hearty laugh for an object, than al
q genuine minstrel performance where
the Knights Of the Burnt Cork bold
uudieputed sway. We feel no hesitancy
10 saying that we consider Duprez 4
Beuedicts the best minstrel troupe tina,
We have ever bad in Esstoa. TSeil
specialties are all novel, their appoint.
ments are good, while their company il
most excellent.
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TIRED 0FLIFE!
George Washington Cuts His
Throat, but not With a
Little Hatohet.
Whisky and Women the
Cause. q, (

Yesterday afternoon about fsur o'clock,
q negro named George Washington,
committed suicide by cutting his throat
with o razor, at the house of his
mother-in-lsw. in alley 10, between
18th and 18th streets. The circum-
stances are as follows: 49,.
About two weeks ago Washington 9
wife left him in consequences OF his i'll
treatment of her and his violent fits
OF Jealousy, aud went to live
with her mother. On several
occasions since their separation, WASH
ipgton has called on his wife and in
sisted on her returning 10 live with
him, threatening il she did not be
would kill himself. He called again
yesterday afternoon, and was "some-
what excited and bad also been drink
ing. He had a razor in his hand and
said be intended to kill himself. He
shook hands with his mother-in-law
and vile, and babe them goodbye and
left the house. He returned in q short
time and again shook hands with some
of the inmates of the house, and
then approached his wife'
who, fearing he intended
violence, fled and he pursued as far al
the gate in front of the house, where
be stopped and opened the razor which
he had in bis hand and cut his throat
ir three places. He was taken into the
house and medical aid seat for, but he
was past all earthly power. He died
about an hour afterwards.
Washington was about tbirsy-hve
years old and has been m srried about
five years. He is from the valley Of
Virginia, near Winchester, where he
married his wife. lie has no children
and has lived uuhappily with his wife
for sometime.
An inquest was held by justice
Clarkson, about eight o'clock, and the
| Jury returned the following verdict;
1--WE, the undersigned jurors empsn-
neled to inquire into the cause OF the
death Of George Washington, now ly-
ing dsad, do find that he came to bis
death by reason OF wounds inflicted by
his own hand with O razor.
W. II. Sheib, Foreman. r. II. Pratt,
A. NJ. Adams, II W. List, 81. =. Brown,
John Gray, John Heaner, George c.
Trimble, G. w. Tracy, John Ander-
SOD, James Nagle. E. Cannon.
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1T. LAKiS & Co., merchant tailors
and dealers 10 gents furnishing e. goods
No SO Twelfth street fold Monroel;
have received their stock OF fali and
winter goods which they are now pre-
nared to make up in the lstes styles to
suit purchasers and perfect ut guar,
sntesd. They have also. on hand 8 full
line OF gents furnishing goods to suit
the NJ %, iastidious. Persons conten,-
platipe buying will do we'll to call and
examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere. r =. - u ~.
Shirts made to order and . fl guar
anteed. -. a.. II
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Sixty FIVE fret prize medals award
ed the great Southern Piano msnufac.
tory OF Vim. Knabe 81 Co., manuiac'
turers OF Grand, Square and Upright
Piano Fortes, Baltimore, Maryland
These instruments have been before
the public for nearly thirty years. and
upon their excellence alone attained an
unpurrbased pre.eminence, which pro-
nouuces them unequaled 10 tone, touch,
workmanship and durability.
All our Square Pianos have our new
improved overstrung scale and the
Agrstfe Treble.
We would call special attention To
our late patented improvements in
Grand Pianos and Square Grapds
round in no other Piano, which brings
the Piano nearer perfection than has
yet been attained. Every Piano fully
warranted for five years.
WV .KNABE & Co.,
Baltimore.
Adams u Lucas, sole agents. Market
street, Wheeling.
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2. Hsrpr TO AxswlR.-The examination
o: Noah Price, overseer Of the chain.
gang, charged With robbing John Pet
ticord Of twenty-five dollars, was held
before Squire .iillsspy yesterday after
noon. Petticord testified that be wa
intoxicated and was in company with
. man named Donnally, on Wedpes'
day night the time be lost the money
Both men went into the Chris.man
House where they met Price. Petit
cord ssJs he laid dosn sud was sure
he had The money when he went 70
sleep. The next morning when he
Weakened up it was gone. .,4
Price was held in the sum OF 81, 00
for bis appearance before the County
Court We hope Noah will come on,
all right in this matter. He says b.
will and svows bic innocence.
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DrRscroRs' MErr,ss OF BALr1MoRE 4

Directors MEEr,ss or BALTIMORE 4
OHIO RAILRoAD-ISoREAsKD EARNINGS
AT the regular monthly meeting Of
the board OF directors of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company, held yes
terday at Camden Station, Mr.. Francis
T. King was elected q director in place
OF Mr.. Johns Hopkins, deceased, and
Mr.. E. X. Dorsey was elected assistant
general ticket agent in place Of Mr.. A.
A.. johnson, deceased. 1t was stated
that the receipts for December, 1873.
amounted to 81 ,0S6. 1858. showing sn
increass OYER the corresponding month
of 1872 Of Isl $40 "a. At . meeting
OF the finance committee, held yester-
day morning at Camden Station, Mr.
Galloway Cheston was elected chair
man in place of the late Johns Hop,
kins.-Batttmore syn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-17

WINDOWS BRoKEN.-Some malicious
and cowardly person threw stone OF
brick through the window Of Squire
Mccormack store on 22d street, late
Thursday night breaking two large
paues Of glass and causing damage to
tho amount Of twenty dollars. The
Squire will give $25 for the apprshen-
sion and conviction Of the party that
did il.
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DE- HKxRr At rHE OPERA Housz.-
This afternoon the Doctor will deliver
q Grand matinee lecture for ladies, gen,
tlemea and children, at ESQ o'clock
this afternoon. he will also deliver
positively bis lat lecture this evening,
Upon each occasion the lecture will
BE- followed by most amusing mesmeric
experiments. Let oil avail themselves
of this last opportunity Of hssring Dr.
Henry.
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The MALrlEArlNG Gaze BEFORE
MAYOR JEFFsRe.-The case OF special
constables Michael Burke aud Mat
thew Perrill, charged With maltreatins
George McHsle while arrestiug him.
was concluded before Mayor Jeffers
yesterday morning. The evidence wa,
Of such positive character that the
Mayor was compelled to revoke the
commission Of Burke and reprimand
Perrill. It 10 one thing to arrest
man and another 10 handle him in an
,,~....s. r;lv ssvsys manner
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MUSICAL INsrlrurs-The. Wiesel
Musical Institute held q rehearsal last
evening at their rooms on Main street
when the inal arrangements were con-
eliminated for O grand concert to be given
at the Opera House on Saturday even
ing, January oath, one week from to-
night. The event will be looked forward
to with much pleasure by our music
loving citizeue. The sale Of tickets will
be announced in Mondays REGISTER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-17

HAND SMAsHED.-Yesterday ster-
noon, about 4 o'clock, Albert n. Elliott,
employed at the Hinge factory. had hls
right hand badly smashed BY being
caught in the "sw.dge." DR.. Jepson
dresaed the wound.
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tn, Eu.xrA ORCHESTRAL ORGAN" .

TEE EUREKA ORCHESTRAL ohaA
.,..l;,d n iostrumsnts just. rscsitsd
At sheibs music. store, 18th street s
most wonderful. They are in rich bis ss
walnut cases, rich carvings and nnisn i
their tone excels in fulire's, pur'ty sn nd
n ,ne I'll, other now manufactured. ana
p pv The peculiar combination the fness
o oy i"s effects can be produced on
.I Tbsy have Eve octaves, ten
stops, three sets OF reeds ana n oaS Cam nm
chestral set Sub bass and octave CSap -
Ter. Their price 70 within the 5e.cn y.
ali, being only SOS on the rsym .nS
Plan and are decidedly the pee. s ,Sa
cheapest Organs ever offered ,,s 70 IT,: .;s
public. Every Organ warranted Blk
- Go 10 Sheibss and zee Them -,
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A WOLF IN SnxEHs CLOTHING
Last night about ten o'clock, officer
Junkins arrested Bird Radcliffe, q frail
sister, belonging to the farm" dressed
in mems clothing. She was promsnad'
ips M and down the gecopd ward mar
ket house, and feeling very happy
Judge Cranmer will attend to her case
this morning. .,'
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The Chaplise Hill road, above The
Seminary, has gone away. The people
on the bill are cut off from ell conmu'
picstion with the city. They petitionec
the Council last night for relief. and ii
WAS ordered.
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SKAr,sa.-Quite a number ofpersons
were enjoying themselves in gliding
over the smooth surface OF Wheeling
creek yesterday. This is the first OPP
portanity the boys have had to indulge
in tnis healthiul and invigorstiDg exer-
else, this year. and they al seemed to
understand that fact and were impror-
inr the time.
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CHARGED WITH AssAULr.-Yestsrdsy
morning, Mrs. Annie schoAeld, went
before Squire w. II. Caldwell, and
.vore out warrant for the arrest o.
Patrick Haley, charging him with hsv'
ing assaulted her, and called her vile
and hard names. The Gaze was set fo'
hearing before the above Justice at len
o'clock tbis morning.. /,
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MUNICIPAL CoURr.-The regular ses'
sion OF the Municipal Court will COM
meuce at the City Building. on Monday
morning, January 10Th.
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Arsix o'clock yesterday morning the
thermometer Was three degrees above
zero, the lowest point it has reached
this year. At eight o'clock it was six
DEGREES and at noon about twelve above.
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70 TIE Public -AlI persons Wishing
warrantable shoes Of the best Philadel-
phis make; 90 where you can get .
proper 81, having prepared myself with
auffcient widths OF lasts 90 that NEST
any kind OF foot can be properly en-
closed. = . F2'lJKfRY CLEMENS,
'1l4IO Msin and ll,h Sta
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Boors AND SHoKs-In order to re-
duce my present large stock OF boots,
shoes and slippers. will sell them at q
heavy reduction from former prices.
L. v. BLOND.
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RIvER NBws.-The river was nine
feet one inch Lat evening. asnd falling.
Things abou. the lardlng afeyesy dull
and as business IL Light NEST OF the 10
cal packets have laid up in PEefsrsnee
to running against che lee with hsn'
trips, -. " 80. T.. - D.. = .. -, -
The Express departed for Parkers'
burg with fret rate trip. +, IL J., =. e.. ..,
The Courier will be the Petersburg
boat tomorrow morning at l0i o'clock
unless the ice 10 much heavier than
yesterday.
The R. R: Hudson arrived late last
| night with a big trip. She ieh.es 'oi
Cincinnati this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
The Marker Boy, Forest City and
James Reese have all gone into winter
quarters. .o9svy la.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says:
The Exchange left for Pittsburgh
last night with about ell, she coulc en-, =.
~ on an upstream She had oI9
tons OF eight on board, 435 OF which
consisted OF sugar and molssses for
Steube nville and Pittsburgh. She re-
ceiyed also 20 tons OF water pipe ioi
Wheeling from Gaylords foundry.
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ls74-New Years gifts given BY J
W. Ferrel, OF ten per cent reduction OF
OF prices of 1873, on his entire stock OF
Dry Goods, OIL Cloths, Blankets, DC.
= ..'". J. w. FsRREL,
Centre Wheeling.
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JOHN G. REMBoLD is appointed post
master at Oxford. Doddridge county
West Va, vice Jacob Alleuder, re-
signed.
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If not called for within ninety days
postal cards sent through the postoffice
are burned by order Of the postofice
department.
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WILL PRovED.-The last will and
testament OF Norman 8. Marsh, was
proved and admitted to probate on
January l4th.
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We gain fifteen minutes OF daylight
during the next week. A days length
will be niue hours and forty minutes
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OuR friend, Robinsoos 10 doing some
fine work in his line All wanting
photographs will do well to give him
their orders.
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FIRST BRANCH.


A special meeting OF this branch o
Council was held last night, Mayor
LETTERS in the chair.
The report of the Finance Committee
from the Second Branch, was CONQUERED
in.
The report of the Committee or
Lights, from the Second Branch, wa'
concurred in.
The report OF the Committee on
Police, from the Second Branch, wal
concurred in.
The report OF the Committee on
Health, from the Second Branch, wal
concurred in.
The report OF the Special Committee
on naming streets and numbering
houses, from the Second Branch, wal
concurred in.
The report OF the Special Committee
on CITY scales, from the Second Branch
was concurred in.
The bids for the coal scales as re-
ceived from the Second Branch, was
concurred in with the exception OF
William St. Charles bid tor the 9th
ward scales, which WAS laid on the
table.
The report OF the Trustees OF the
gas works, from the Second Branch,
copcurred in.
The resolution from the Second
Branch, in relation 10 the bonds o.
the Hemp6eld railroad, was referred to
the Committee on Accounts for report
The bills of James Haley and Law.
renee Clark, from the Second Brand
were concurred in.
The SSth annual report Of the receipts
and expenditures OF the city Of Wheel.
Jog was read and ordered to be printed
in the REGISTER and Intettiqsnesr.
The petition of William Gunther ant
others, from th. SECOND Branch, VA
concurred in.
The petition OF A. Reyman, from tint
Secoud Branch, was concurred in.
The gaa bills for the city were REFER
ed back to the Committee on Gas To-
information.
The petition OF about $50 citi zens
the Island for the opening Of Soutf
Zane street. was received from the Sec
ond Branch and concurred in.
On motion adjourned.
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MArRIMoNIAL.-Only two marriage
licenses were issued by County Clerk
Woods during last week. ~. ...
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COUNCIL PRO CEEDINGs.
sEcoID BRANCH. 80 +.
Council held an adjourned meeting

%, sEcorD BRANCH. 80
Council held an adjourned meeting
last night ~o- n
The Council ori.fea the item aoi
$500, 900, standing s,n tie city books .:
Hempfeld railroad stock, to be charged
up on the books to The account OF profit
and loss. - - 's- - - g.,
The 38th annual statement Of the
financial condition of the city was read
and ordered to be published.
The Street Commissioner endorsed
the measurement OF the grading done
by James Haley, on Warren street, in
Manche ester amounting to 1929 20,
which was rssd, and the Council Or
dered the amount paid. il the amount
was found to be in accordance with
contract. 50 a.
The came officers reported the ap"
uroximate calculation OF work done by
Lawrence Clark. on Wetzel and Thirty.
seventh Streets, Eighth Ward, amounts
ling to 1894 40. Referred TO the Com
mittee on Contraets. with power to pay
Mr.. Clark sIich Amount Is he ID entitled
to under the contract. yot
The Council then reconsidered its az
ton in the case OF james Haley. and
referred his matter to the Committee
on Contracts with the Same instruc-
tions. :,
A petition from Mrs. Trowbrijge's
counsel was presented, enclosing q copy
Of the judgment obtained last Decem-
Der against the city, for the sum OF
s. 600, with interest and costs, asking
payment. Referred together with the
Webb case, TO special committee Tor
report. ,
Council ordered the Superintendent
OF the water works to carry the city
water 10 Manchester.
The citizens OF Mccullough street pc.
tition for board walk. Referred to
the Com nittee on Streets and Alleys
with power to act.
A large petition from the property
holders and citizens OF the Island, ask
ing that South Front street be extended
south 90 as to give the people who are
| now cut off from public connection with
the main part OF the Island, an outlet,
and asking an appropriation OF $500
Tor the purpose. The appropriation
was granted with the proviso that this
snm shall be deducted from the
amount that may be assessed Is DANA.
pes when the ground for the street-way
shall be condemned.
The financial statement OF the city OF
Wheeling, made up by George Black,
WAS read, and ordered to be printed in
the daily papers and Der Arb1ter
Freund.
The Committee on Ordinances was
instructed to prepare an ordinance for
| the enforcement OF the provisions OF
the paving act of the late legislature.
The same committee was ordered to
prepare an ordinance providing for let
Ting the cleaning Of the streets BY con"
tract.
License to sell liquor at retail was
granted to VIM. Manion.
Adjourned. ....
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COFFEE has "riz' to thirty-six cents a
pound and there are grounds for
expecting the price to settle" much.
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A FULL line OF holiday goods just
received by JOHN L; kIos'
A Twelfth Street.
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CARPETS, I Carpets, Carpets. . Great
b.,e,ins. Twenty-three new pieces
mat opened. Come and price them ana
You will not 90 without one.
''N wv. FKRREL, 7
b 20 Centre Wheeling.
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PIAsos moved carefully by experience
ed men, Leave orders at Sheib's Music
Store, 18th street above Market.
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HOLIDAY PRRsENTs.-Thoee wishing
10 make handsome present should call
and purchas pair Of elegant slippers
or shoes. For sale cheap at
L.V. BLoNDs.
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TEE best assortment Of gents alp
pers in the city is at
L. v. BLoSp's.
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We understand. the Z Belmont mil
viii start up on Monday.
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A FULL assortment OF Mems wear a.
14lO JERRY CLEMENS.
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SOME Of the newly turned over leaves
have topped back. Z 70 49,
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II you want 70 save money IN dry
goods, 70 to J. W. FERRx's,
Centre Whsslins9
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LADIES wishing a nice present for .
gentleman can find just what they want
by calling on JOHN L. RICE.
..~a A Twelfth Street
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SUPPLY yourselves Cashmere and
Jeans at cost, to close out. H..
J. w. FRRRKL.
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.TaIs is hard weather on the letter
carriers. mr. Ills "
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HFUMHRY,
qDpG Bruahes( and.
9FIlNNEYsS
- 1arfst rrset below the Mcclure House
augl3, vy -, 60 .r--
Wheeliug ggsgis'tttar..;
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 10 New Advertisements.

u & ~ - -. Z - I.
b Boots and Shoes-Vance i Adams.
g. Msndel, Boot 4 Co. -
List Of Letter. | c. o..
Lost-Pocket Book. e..sq
Just Receixed-J. Friedel l. Co.
: ReligiouA Notpes
Hsmiiton's Qpsrs House.