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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-21

METEOROLOGICAL INQUIRY.-Al u recent
Meeting Of the Philosophical Society," Of
Warrington, 1t was resolved that a com
mitteebe appointed to secure all the n.
formation possible to be obtained in refer.
ence to the unusually bright meteor seen
throughout this region OF the country Of
about quarter before eight on the 24th
of December, or Christmas eve. Tothis
end the Society asks that all who can
will communicate to It such observations
as were made either by themselves OF
their acquaintance, or such as may be
found in records. a.
This meteor is believed to have passed
in a westerly direction through the at
mosphere at an elevation Of q few miles
above The earth's surface, and directly
over the central portions Of Virginia,
Therefore to observers north Of this re-
gion, as for instance at Baltimore, the
meteor appeared some distance to the
south Of the Observers zenith; whilst to
more southern observers 1t appeared to
the north of their zenith.
ANY information on the subject COM
municated to the Society through Cleve-
land Able, Washington, D. G., or any
member Of the committee, will be re-
sponded to in due season by the return oil
asmall pamphlet containing a digest of all
the information thatmay be gathered on
the subject. 3.E
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MARTGNETTr. RAvEL-The Opera House
was not well filled last evening, probably
owing to the high rates OF admission
charged. The entertainment commenced
with comic pantomime entitled Little
Miseries Of Human Life" which secured
the good humor of the audience. The
song and dance Of Ignacio Martinetti, a
youth of ten years, was good; also Julian
Martinetti in his "Punchinello on Suits !"
johnson and Wills, Dutch comedians,
are not up to the standard. The German
country dance Of Ignacio Martinetti and
his sister Adele, a little fairy not over
eight years old, was beautiful and artistic.
The evenings performance concluded
with the comic pantomime "Pat.a. Cake"
which was replete with mystic changes
and laughable situations. The orchestra
music last night was a drag to the per-
formers and an infiction 10 the audience
A matinee viii be given this afternoon,
and the company will close their engage
ment with tonight's entertainment.
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CONCERT SATURDAY NIoHr.-It must
not be forgotten that the sale OF tickets
for the Grand Concert Of the Weisel
Musical Institute commences this morn
ing at the music;storeof Adams & Lucas,
1897 Market street. Membership tickets
entitle the holder TO two reserved seats at
every concert or soiree given by the Insti.
tute for one year, We need hardly ad-
wise anyone who has ever attended one
OF these concerts to go again, as the
announcement Of the forthcoming enter
tainment Is to them source Of pleasure.
We hear frequent complaints of inferior
orchestras at the Opera House, but as
Prof. Ebeling Turntables the instrumental
music on Saturday evening, we shall have
an opportunity Of enjoying a treat. a
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The FIRE YESTERDAY MORNING.
Shortly before 9 o'clock yesterday morn.
ing stable on Alley 10, between Jacob
and Eoff streets EAST Wheeling), was dis.
covered to be on fire. The Atlantic,
United and Vigilant steamers arrived
promptly, but the building and contents
were almost totally destroyed before the
fire was extinguished. The stable was the
property Of Christian Bramer, who lives
on 10th street. Two COWS were in the
stable at the time the alarm was given,
but were rescued. A quantity Of hay
and fodder was destroyed. The root Of
an adjoining stable, owned by Mrs. Vog.
ler,i was burned, and considerable hay,
fodder, ETC., damaged by water. The fire
originated from sparks flying from burn
ing shsEings carried BY Mrs. tBramer
through thsyard tostart 4 fire ina bake
oven.
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A Tunnel Caves In.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 2O.-About 1850 feet oil
the northern wall Of the tunnel on Wash
ington avenue, between 9th and 9TH streets,
directly in front Of the new Edell Hotel,
caved In this morning, badly fracturing
one Of the tunnel arches and carrying with
It q considerable part Of the sidewalk in
front Of the hotel. This wall was laid in
q blue clay and quicksand foundation,
which was the cause Of the accident. The
loss to the tunnel company il not yet es-
timated, but will probably amount to
$4,000, and from four to six weeks will
be required to repair damages.
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A sEnENApr NJ EAsr WRaELnle.-

A SERENApE IN EAST WRRKI1Ne.-
One evening last week young gentleman
who In business hours measures calico on
Main street, serenaded his dulcina at the
residence, Of her practical parent In East
Wheeling. J F6rfomantic reasohhMe viii
call our dry goods friend and the object
Of his worship respectively Augustus and
Arabella. Three musical friends were
pledged to assist Augustus. They met
and practiced number Of popular airs,
very tnuchto their individual satisfaction.
/, S.Ailhsl moonlight came, and beamed in
allits radiant beauty. Augustus felt that
the time had arrived when love, like the
nightingale, should MARBLE to the stars,
and break forth softly and dulcetly, awAk.
ing romance from its rosy slumbes.
With:instruments all attuned, the party
stood in the shadow Of the brown.lrame
front First was played d soft Vene-
tian rondo, SO that, arousing from
her dreamy rest, ArabellA might ex-
erciSe her faculties In anticipation
Of the enjoyment Of voice she loved 90
we'll to hear. That ended, presuming
that theiair one had left her couch and
was peeplng from window 10 gaze upon
the manly form Of her adorer, Augustus
drew bis figure 10 liz fullest capacity,
assumed troubadour attitude, and, with
lace lifted starwsrd, but not sufficiently
elevated to prevent the object Of his .wor.
ship from viewing It's attractiveness, his
soul burst forth in melody, that, echoing
from the surrounding ediaces, broke In all
It's exquisite volume full against the win
dow where he thought his love reclined.
The window slowly opened. "'Tls
her" thought Augustus, and more i'm
FASHIONED flowed thewords Of love. Tie
window attained its allotted altitude, but
there peered from this artificial orilce q
head ornamented with a huge nightcap,
and from this top-piece Of the human
anatomy issued d deep, harah voice :"Mr.
Smith, I'll thank you to go and howl else.
where" And bang descended the win.
dow. .7..a
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Baltimore Market.

BAIrntoRE, January 20. g Flour-unn.
changed, quiet and steady. Wheat Quiet;
Ohio and Indiana 81 Goal rs, Corn
Mixed western firmer, s5a951c. Oats
Western 5Sa59c. Rye-Firm, 81 GOAL %.
Proyisions-Good jobbing demand, but
nothing doing in round lots. Butter
Firm and In good demand; western roll
S39aSSc; tub 30a85c. Cotfee-U Unchanged.
Whiaky-Quiet and steady, 81 01}ai %.
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New York Dry Good. NTarks,.

New YORK, Jan. 2O.-Manufacturers'
agents are more actively engaged in dis.
trtbuting staple cotton and wooden fabrics.
The market for cotton goods is steady,
with an advancing tendency on bleached
shirttngs, paper cambrics, &c. Medium
and white ground fancy prints more &C.
tive from frat hands. Worsted dress
goods in good demand. Worsted coat.
ings and fine Ga cassimeres selling freely,
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THE MAryRr PAEroNnrpa To.D1,

TIE MATINEE PANToMnrRs To-Day.
-This. afternoon at the Opera House
there viii be . grand gala matinee for the
ladies and children-two glorious comic
pantomimeS and the entire, RAvel-Marti.
nettl Troupe in various attractive special.
ties. Besides the pantomimes by them,
the little children performers viii appear
in their very best acts and newest features,
and are Of themselves In their entertain
ments very popular. The children will
find in their performances considerable To
amuse them at the matinee this afternoon.
This evening will be the last performance
Of the Martinetti-R avel Troupe here, and
3 splendid bill Of pantomime and attracD
ton will be presented by them on this &C.
casion. So this afternoon and evening
will be the last chance Of enjoying the
fun Of the pantomime.
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You win tlnd the cheapest and beat as.
sortment Of Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil
Cloths, &c, in the city, at John Roemet's.
River News.

The river was rising slowly last even.
ing; marks: 8 feet 9 inches.
Business about the wharf q decidedly
betterltreighh are plentler, and increased
activity prevails.
The Forest City resumed her place in
the Steubenville trade yesterday.
There was no ParkefBburg boat yester.
day, but the Express viii leave for that
place OF the usual hour this morning:
The Andes departed for Cine innati
about Q P. NJ with q heavy trip, She
had about 5000 kegs Of nails. -
The Exchange passed up To Pittsburgh,
with her outer.riggers touching the water.
ToWboats Albion and IronVGlley passed
The Hudson was expected to arrive
from Cincinnati some time during the
night.
The river 10 almost free Of floating Ice.
The James Rees has not visited this
port since the heavy Ice prevented her
running.
The steamers Juniata and Messenger
and the towboat IronaideS, will leave
Pittsburgh to-day. The JuniatA goes to
Cincinnati, the Messenger to 81. Louis, and
the IronsideS and barges 10 New Orleans
10y Telegraph .s
PTTSBuRe. Jan. 2O.-Riycr nine feet
Q inches and rising rapidly.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.-River 90 feet
and rising. Arrived-Charmer, Evans.
Vile. Expected Andy Baum, Mem.
phis. Departed - Minneola, Memphis
Tom: Sherlock, New Orleans; r. A.
Skillinger, Pittsburg. A light rain fall
ing all day.
EVANSVILLE, Jan. N.-River fallen Al
teet "a feet now by the marks. Weather
cloudy and damp; heavy fog all day and
dense tonight. Mercury, so to 40 deg.
Weather clear and warm. Mercury, 4s
deg.
ST.. Louis, Jan. Observation-Disclosures
from Vicksburg, and Alice, from Mem,
pills. The river 10 falling, with but 4
feet Of water at Horse Tail, and but Very
little Ice running. The underwater
have not yet removed the embargo OF
navigation. Weather cloudy, mild, wet
and misty.
LounvIILE, Jan. 2O.-River risen IL
inches in "a hours, ending at or. N. Al
that hour the marks showed 10 feet
inches in canal, 8 feet Z inches in pass
Weather mild with drizziing rain all day
Arrived-Mary Houston from New Or
leans, Andy Baum from Memphis. De
parted-Andy Baum for Cincinnati, Hous
ton came up over the falls to-day.
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STocKs-E Excepting Lake Shore, were
strong the greater portion Of the day.
The latter declined from s05 to 795, and
closed at 80. The principal activity was
la Western Union, Northwestern, Pacific
Mail and Lake shore. Union Pacific reach.
ed S5i, the struggle for the control in the
coming election getting on this stock.
The books will DO closed In February.
The general market closed steady, slight.
ly below the highest figures Of the day.
Sales between ten and two o'clock $50, 900
shares, OF which $4,000 were Western
Union, $500 Union Pacific, $500 Wa.
bash. 10000 Pacific Mail, 1900 New
York Central. 10000 Lake Shore, 5000
Northwestern.
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Dr.. HEIMBoID, the originator Of
Buchu, has the satisfaction Of knowing
that all his imitatora have failed to pro.
duce the benefits his preparation insures.
Helmbold's Ext. Buchu cures. The 9th.
ere disappoint. Persons suffering from
Kidney Complaint, Gravel, Premature
Decay, Loss Of Vigor or any souvenir OF
indiscretion, cannot apply the remedy too
soon. The great point 10 TO get the gen
time Buchu Extract which 10 Helmbold's
and no other. Fer sale By ell druggists.
eoddEw
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POLLOK CouRT.-seyeral colored
%rouSters" INDUCED 10 q row on the
steamer Andes yesterday morning, and
Judge drummer disposed Of them % FOL
lows.
James A. Lewis, tumul. and disorder,
% and costs; James Campbell, commit.
ting assault upon Gilbert Thomas, dis
missed on payment Of costs; Gilbert
Thomas, tumult and disorder, dismissed
at costs Of Lewis, complainant. ''E|
: John MRrah was charged with selling
liquor without license during the month
Of December, and fined $40 and costs.
Fred shipley having failed TO appear
as witness before this court after 0 rule
had been issued against him, an officer
was ordered TO bring him before His
Honor this morning.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20.-Petroleum-
Steady; crude, 10a10tc; refined, 1916
FloureQuiet and firm; superfne, So OOa
5 30; State, Ohio and Indiana extra fam,
lily, 81 50a9 IS. Wheat-Quiet and
steady; red, 81 Goal rs; amber, 81 75a
! 81; white, 81 85a1 90. Rye-stesdy at
93a95c, Corn-Very dull: yellow new,
7saS2c. Osts-Unchanged. Whisky
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Lamp Exp,os,on.

NRw YORK, Jan, ao.-In a theatre At
0lm, Germany, during the performance.
one Of the twenty'tour petroleum Iamns
attached TO q chandelier suspended from
the ceiling exploded, and the fluid lei like
q shower Of fire upon the audience, irni~
ting the dresses Of about twenty women
several Of whom were seriously burned
and one Of least fatally.
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ACCIDENT TO STEAMER CRITIC

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20-The steamer
Celtic, which left Liverpool on Thursday
last, came in contact with some floating
wreckage at night and lost all the blades
OF her propeller. She returned to Queens.
town In tow OF the steamer Gallo. The
cargo Of the Celtic will be transferred to
the Gallo at Queenstown, and the pas.
gengers will leave there in the Baltic on
Friday for New York.
LONDON, Jan. 20.-A heavy gale pr e.
vailed around the British coast yesterday.
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Philadelphia WOOL marriott.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20.-Woo1-In
good demand, firmer and scarce; Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia double
extra and above 56a5sc; extra 55a57c :
medium 55a57Ac; coarse 50a52c; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and Western
fine 6Oa6Sc; medium 63a56c; coarse Goa
SIC; combing washed e2iae5c; combing
unwashed 4Oa42ac; Canada combing 6Ss
65c; fine unwashed S6a37ic; coarse and
medium washed 96s9sc; tub washed 81
a5ec,
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Escape Of Convlcr..

CoLumUs, Jan. 20,-Whlle q gang OF
convicts from the penitentiary were at
work near the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
to-day, laying gas pipes, Charles Brown,
Of Franklin, serving his fourth term, and
Thomas Duffy, Of Montgomery county,
serving two year term for larceny,
evaded the vigilance oil the guards and es.
capped. Brown was captured about two
miles east OF tho city, but Duffy is still at
large. .sr'
A meeting Tor the promotion Of holiness
y now being conducted here by Rev.
\ Mob g Donald, and Is largely attended,
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MuD.-The ground was well frozen
during the recent cold weather, and the
thaw prevailing just now Is manuiactur.
ing mud to an extent fearful to think Of,
80 far as mud Is concerned, we believe
the streets at present are in worse con.
dlaon than at any time during the pres
emit season. =.
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oFFIcERs ELECTED. = The South
Wheeling Literary Society elected the
following officers on Saturday night {:
President, W. W. Thompson; Vice Pres.
laent, Lewis Wagner : Secretary, AN.
Han Treasurer, G. schul; Critic, 8. Z.
b t The Society meets every satut;
day night, in the Hall corner d. jacob
ana S6th streets, and Ia now in Q -four.
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FuRs FURsll FURs ltl-This day
have recetveda 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 l will sell
them the same way. Come and get them.
J. ". Ferrel, Centre Wheeling.
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HELD FOR Coon BRHAv1oR.-Charles
Becrolt appeared before Squire Gillespy
yesterday, charged with committing an
assault upon August Hamburger at
Roney's Point in July last. The Justice
held Becroft in 5000 to be OF good be-
havior for one year.
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New FRoNT.-Workmen were yester.
day engaged in preparing to put sub.
stantial iron!iront to the Paxton building
on 18th, between Market and Main streets.
The building, when completed, will be
occupied by John L. Rice, merchant
tailor. . ssr>. sfs &
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INTENT TO KnL-Nick speidel was
yesterday examined in the jail by Justice
Clarkson upon a charge Of assaulting with
intent to main, disagure, dhable or kill
John Fisher, in shipley's saloon on the
1st day Of March, 1873. speidel was held
In 81 900 to answer.
Fisher was then charged by speldel
with having threatened, on or about the
1stof December, to do him bodily harm.
This case was dismissed.
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READY FOR MArLING.-The WEEKLY
lNTELMeENcER, containing Rev. ]. A.
Latane's letter OF resignation, and other
interesting reading matter, can be had at
our counting room this evening, in wrap,
pers, ready for mailing. Price, 6 cents.
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Toledo Mnrka1.

TOLEDO, Jan. -Four-Dull but I'M
changed. Wheat-Dull and lower: am.
Der Michigan 81 46l; red de Al "a: Na s
u oG April ! 62i. Corn-Fair de.
mSnd and firm; high mixed Coo; February
6Gtd April 701c; May Tic; new 64c. low
mixed 64tc; new CSC. Oats-Dull and
nominal, aogs-Quiet at So so. Glove,
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To TIE PUBLc.-All persons wishing
Warrantable Shoes and best Philadelphia
make, 60 where you can get proper fit.
| have prepared myself with different
width OF last, so that most any kind OF q
foot can be properly enclosed. Jerry
Clemens, cor. Main and 18th streets.
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EAST LIBERTY, Jan. 1O.-OATTIx-
Arriyals =? cars; medium IS 0Oa6 621;
Hoes-Arriyals "A cars; best GO 90.
Philadelphia So soa5 90 Workers. IS SOa
3 90. =
saRRP:-Arriyals 40 cars; best Is GOA
8 30; medium "a OOa4 Is; common IS 90
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THERMOMETER RRcoRD.-The follow.
Ing shows the range Of the temperature
as observed at Silvey's Drug Store, cor
ner opposite the Post Office yesterday:
san. IAN. SIN. TIN.
50 40 48 al
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TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT MADE by get.
ting your goods at the closing out Of the
entire winter stock Of Dry Goods by j.
W. FERRE1. Main and 2Otn streets, Cen.
tire Wheeling.
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YESTERDAY opened like genuine
spring morning, but dark clouds and "a
chilly atmosphere were the salient points
Of two.thirds Of the time between the
arrival and departure Of the sun.
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LARGE FuNERA1-The funeral Of Miss
Lizzie Joy, who died Saturday, was
largely attended from the residence Of her
father in the Eighth Ward by her many
friends yesterday afternoon.
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CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS Tween.
ty.three pieces Of new Carpets received
this day. Come and price them and. you
will not go home without one. J. W.
Ferrel, Centre Wheeling.
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DIRECTORS ELRoTED.-The Nail City
Brewing Company yesterday elected the
following Board Of Directors John But.
terrified, FrankWalters, Richard s. Brown,
Christian siebke, Gregory Warner, Julius
Lohse, Henry Michael, N Reister, Q. P.
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Kentucky Legislature.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2O.-The local option
bill, to submit the question Of prohibition
to any county or town desiring to vote
upon 1t, passed the House Of Representa-.
tiVes to day by large majority. A bill
TO repeal the 10 per cent interest law was
defeated in the House by a vote Of 81
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Gkeqateltig
WEDN EspAY, JAN. 2l, ls74.
New Advertisement.

Hats-Harper & Bros.
Weisel Musical Institute.
Our Own Watch-Oxtoby 6 Duffield.
Pennsylvania Female College.
Notice. at
Cheap busting Brushes.
Hamiltons Opera House.
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PIttsburrh Petroleum nInrke,.

PITaBuReH, Jan. 2O.-Petroleum-
Crude flrmer, 81 16a1 80 Is bid; holders
asking for still further advance. Wethink
this advance Is only temporary; refined
quiet; January 13tc; February lSIa13Ic:
March and April 14{c,
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FoR a Piano, Organ, Sheet Music
Music, Books, or anything else, shelb'i
Music Store, Twelfth street, above Mar
ket, Is the best place to 90, for Mr.. sheib
fully understands the wants Of his Gus
toners. His long experience in the bust.
ness and his taste fit him peculiarly Tor
catering to the musical wants Of the pub.
lie. Added to this, low prices and &C.
commodating terms are the rule Of hil
store. ,pga.7
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Jan. 20.-The iren.clad Mu.
mancia has arrived at Cartagena.
Admiral Topete, Minister Of Marine,
has gone TO Cartagena with full power to
investigate the circumstances Of the in.
transigente instruction.
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ENGLAND.
CoNTRADICTRp.

LONDON, Jan. 2O.-The report is con.
tradicted that Secretary Lave will retire
from the Cabinet in consequence Of dis.
agreement with MIR. Gladstone, In rels-
ton 10 the appointment Of the Sheriff oil
Lancaster.
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HOLIDAY GooDs.-Thoss wishing to
purchase Boots, Shoes or Slippers fol
Holiday presents will save money by pur.
chasing from me, as | am selling my en-.
tire stock Of seasonable goods at the low.
est panic prices. L. Y. Blond.
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JOB LOT JusT REcE1vRD.-5OO Ladies'
Corseta, Of The very best and most beau.
tiiuly embroidered. 1t is job lot and
will be sold as such, or at one. half the
original cost. J.W. Ferrel, Centre Wheel.
mo .r..
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PETTY LARoENY.-Last night Patrick
Gilmer, who halls. from Warrington,
pocketed q beer glass In Laramie's saloon.
The proprietor called in Officer Tracy,
who took Gilmer before Squire GilIespy
for an examination. The Justice held The
accused in $50 for his appearance before
the County Court andsin default thereof
he was committed to iail.
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Toledo warns up on the Nomination
s--'HS r,a sU Walta.

ToIRDo, Jan. 20.-A large and euthusi.
astic meeting Of citizens was held In post.
office square this afternoon In honor oil
the nomination Of Hon. n r. Waite for
the Chlet JusticeShip. A parade Of the
military and firemen took place, and q
salute Of one hundred guns was fired and
appropriate addresses delivered.