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

TIE CoM1Ne PtAHo-STRtNwAy Or.
HIGHT MeOsrs. Adams q Lucas 1891
Market street have recently succeeded In
Introducing the Stairway Upright Piano
in Wheeling, by the sale Of several o.
those superior instruments to some Of oui
cltizensr ron 4ilt, mi
The Upright Piano IL, from Ill
small, compact form and handsome ex'
terror, especially suited TO the boudoir
the reception room and the parlors NoI
many houses where a Grand or Square
Piano could not conveniently DO placed
Messrs. steinway & Sons have, sitel
long and earnest study aud experiments,
succeeded In producing Upright Piano
iortes which are the most perfect instru'
ments oftheir class ever constructed. The
volume Of tone 10 fully equal to any d
Stelnway's best Square Grand Pianos
while the quality Is Of the mort exquisite
musical character sympathetic,
and In the highest degree pllAble. The
durability Of these new Upright Pianos
and their capacity Of standing in tune, ID
unparalleled in the history Of piano max.
ing, and even greater than that Of The
best Grand and Square Pianos.
Too much can not DO said In favor Of
these instruments; In TACT, they must be
seen and heard to be appreciated.
There Is no doubt whatever that the
steinway Upright Piano will shortly dis.
place other styles Of instruments, and the
Messrs. Adams & Lucas, sole agents for
the same, assure US that there is q rapidly
increasing demand here for the same,
and that they intend in future to keep a
stock Of them constantly on hand,
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GENTIEMEN's FURNpHNa NEW
sTocK.-Christian Hess, Merchant Tail.
or, has just returned from New York
with a large and elegant assortment
Of cloths, cassimerss, 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 a
call. ].
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I. OFFICERS E1EcTED.-The following Is
an additional List Of officers elected re;
Gently:
Ata regular meeting Of Eclectic Lodge
No. %, 1.1os o. F., at Pennington, West
Virginia, the following officers were
elected ior the ensuing term Thomas R.
Hite, N. g.; A. ]. Shields, v. G.; ]. A.
Book, Secretary; ]. WI Gribble, Treas
urer.
The Wayerley Literary Society last
evening elected the following officers
F. P. Jepsop, President; Al. Chapllne,
Vice President; L. N. Garrison, Secretary;
3. H. Brady, Treasurer; W. N. Bell, Mon
itor; Franklin Percy Mcneil, Chaplain
J. o, Pendleton and @. F. Williams,
Critics; ]. HsWley, Marshal; F. Stanton
and SO. Wilson, Ways and Means Com.
mNtee; L. N. olarkson, A. Hupp and Il,
Black, Finance Committee. = ~
On Monday evening Franklin Lodge
No. 8, !. o. %. F., elected the following
otHcers:yJS "a. Charnock; MIG. Robert
F. Darling, V. G.; W. P. MCKelyey, Sec
Rotary; Thomas Moorhead, Treasurer,
The above also constitute the Board o.
Directors.
On Tuesday Excelsior Lodge No. 40, l
o. o. E., elected the following oRcers
Henry Drake, N. g. Henry Pebbcr, Y
G.. Charles q. Deiters, Secretary; Geo
McCullY, Treasurer.
Last night William Tell Lodge No. Q
L o. o. F., elected julius Loshe N. q.
Samuel Kendelberger. v. al John Salade
Secretary. August Schwertfeger, Treas
yacob Isndtried, Chas. Driehorst, David
Korner, Trustees. y III.
The following officers were elected by
Tvanhoe lodge No. Il, K. Of P. !, George
Kingdom, o. O.; William Fry, Y. o.;
Aaron Barton, Prelste; i. w. H. shelb, Nj
Of g, William Winder, K. Of R. and s.
Ed. Martin, Representative; Ed. Martin
J.St ]. Clsrkson, VIM. Winder, Trustees
VIM. Tell Encamptment No: z elected
the following officers: Henry CLAUS
Chief p; Charles Kuidelberger, 81. p
Aug. ssuer, y. W.; John salade, Scribe;
Jacob Landfried, Treasurer; Chas. aoE
Ter, Conductor; Andy Lump, F. Oscar
Christ. Lobmiller, Trustees.
The Franklin Building Association
elected tho following officers last night
President Charles q. Berry; Vice PFesi
dent, Grafton a. Beall; Secretary, UhRilsi
W. Conner; Treasurer, VIM. q. Wilkin
son; Directors, Isaiah Warren, R. j
Smyth, Il. B. Wheat, Edmund Hobbs
sr, George Hook, John q. Trimble
- S'4Nt1' .7s-. l.l 20. ~.
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The Kellorr opera sdu1bble.

Bditprs Iptsligenesr :e-Will you grant
signed pfote nlasf evening s ddfdl
IT appears that certain ones felt ag.
gtieved because tickets were sold accord,
ing 10 Q register Of the arriyals-no pre-.
vi6us notice having been given TO the
public that any such order 0l.registration
would be observed. 1T -
A sufficient offset 10 the latter part oil
this claim Is found In the fact that nc
official notice Of Q registration has eUeT
been given, through the press, since the
opening Of the Opera House; and yet IN
almost II not every case the general pub
lie have gone one and two hours previous
10 the sale Of tickets and TsgiSterSd, OF
been given alp having on 1t the number
Of their choice, which % the same thing
But the strength ofthe 70 every fall
minded person, will lie In this axiom; thai
to register and return at q given hour tc
purchase ticket, - equivalent to forming
In line and waiting for the hour Of sale
And so plain ia this, that II looks as II they
who oppose the registrations preferred .
test Of muscle and crowding, TO the more
orderly way.
It Is the case otthe sins and the outs,'
and those gentlemen who come at ten
O'Clock were vexed to find some Of the
preferred seats" gone. Unfortunate com
pulslon has found Us in the line otter
formed before the box Office Of our larger
and more popular places Of amusement
and we have been Obliged 10 wait until
our ardnr vas considerably cooled, but
no nave never felt called on to rush into
print to let the people know that others
were there two .houra ahead d us and had
not been to toake Gs up and tell US that
they were going TO register)
Next comes % chance to smile. The
complaint says:
at was also announced that no person
should, be allowed more! tickets than ihe
subscribed for. In violation OF this
agreement and Of common honesty, some
Of thosetYho had put their names down
on thhir pfigale list were allowed more
tickets than they had subscribed for =
II happens to be within our knowledge
that one Of the signers Of this card went
TO gentleman who was registered for
but four tickets, and induced him to
claim the full number Of tickets allowed
byithe agent, and bought the remaining
twoitickete for himself Y. OH consistency,
thou SFEa jsWslE.& Us Y ~
> A disclaimer d dust6 Mr.. sheib. He
had nothing to do with the registration
before the hour % o'clock publicly no.
ticed on his door, and was as much known
to the person Who came last as 10 the one
who. came first A glance at the box
sheet promises that "the amusement going
public Of this city" are not intending to
stay from 1heiopera to condole with the
injured ones, but will be present to give
the sweet Kellogg hearty encore, as she
"dwells In her marble halls"
NUMBER Two.
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RiYe. Remr.

The river was stationary loo, evenino
with seven feet in the channel. I.9
The Exchange passed up to Pittsburgh
at 8 o'clock Tuesday night.
The Carrie Brooks left for GAINESVILLE
yesterday morning at 9 o'clock.
= The Courier will leave for Parkersburp
this morning OF 10A o'clock. Capt. Jack
Harrison will fight the ice.
The James Reea has laid up at Sun
fish and the Market Boy at Bellaire. ''
Captain A. ]. Fisher contemplstes
building a new hull at Middleport for the
Argosy. =" -
The Sam Clark has; laid up at New
Cumberland, and the Eagle at Bellaire
on account OF the ice.
The Louisville has sixty barrels o.
molasses for Pittsburgh. The Mary Anr
hos empty barges for the same place.
Alter the,fpt OF January, the Jupists
will make regular weekly trips between
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, leaving Pitts
burgh every Wednesday, and Cincinnati
every Saturday. 'a71
[By Telegraph
PTTsBURaH, Dec. 3l.-Riyer FIVE ieet
six inches. WV
LoU1yrILE, Dec. 81.-River falling. 2
leet in the canal and 8 feet in the Mass
down Indian chute. Arrived Pat
Rogers. irnm CincinnaH nnnn..o.S
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SKATING .FRLD.-The creek has been
frozen over for day or two past, and for
some distance above aihe river there Is a
nne held Office Tor ukatin0.s Scores of Low.
ers OF this sport yesterday donned ulois
steel runners and, enjoyed themselves
there. Many who were occupied with
business during the.day went down at
night and spent an hour or so in the
healthful exercise. The place has been
the scene ofliyely fun, and many q learner
has been made to see stars there at mid
day, while the initiated laughed at his
wry faces as he rueIully robbed his
bruises. ,-..-
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FACE BURNED-About noon yesterday
Frank, a nine.year.old son of John Ro.
brecht, proprietor of the, Keim House
had bis face severely burned,with pow
der. s9e had . piece Of brasa about two
inches and half in diameter, with q
small cavity, which he filed with pow
der and placed upon a stove. When the
brass became hot the powder exploded
burning his face iearfully. his flesh was
not injured, but the skin was torn com.
pletely of. DR.. G. ". Kelly attended ia
his injuries, and last evening he was
comparatively easy. IL
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WOMAN vg. WOMAN. ARichafd buiS
complained before Squire Clohan "that
on the sOth day Of December Lie, OF
Lib, speers did asssult-his wife, Mary
Elizabeth Burd, while sick in bed" The
case was taken.under advisement. an.
j, Complaintw made BY the same Der!
son against Rose Davis, for the same Of
fence. This case was continued until
Mrs speer is able to appear and testify.
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Amusements.
HamiltOn's Opera House.
Mt!JAnls EIrEsnmoxs. .Leases ana Mannrsr

MrJAMHs FrFEsnuoxs. Lessee and Manager.
HAPPY NEW YEAR-ls74, 4
GRAND NEW YEARS MATrNRR, i6
This Afternoon 40: Children only sc to Natl.
nee. GFand New Years. Night Performance.
Last night Of the great
hEALI ( c0HAKs HIBERnllNA COMEDY COMPANY
n with the romantic and beAutifal Scenery OF
FINLAND,
kighty: i've beAuttiul canvass Views, represent.
lng Ireland In sunshtne and shadow, All her
cities and towns, ruined castles and ehuFth0s,
every object Of interest IN the ould Sod faith.
ially portrayed By. the fmous Irish Comedy
Company, headed BY Mr., Tm CoHGH, Prince Of
lriAh Comedians, Yocalists and DancerS. Miss
MANIA PoNAa, Brln9 fAyorite songgtreSs. Miss
MORAN Q BnIEN the beautiful little MGid OF Erin,
", j. y. HHALr, lecturer In Description Of
scenery. WALtY PAIcI, Character Ac feBs and
Vocal u. Nj. JoHH HIcKs, with Irish Bag Pipes,
Mr.. JoHN MAGBH, Musical Director. j d. FaSE.
1AN, an Amsricln Touhst. BILLY O'NEII.,
FRANK !. CARR, in Songs, Dances, RreAkdo VIVA
and Reels. Concluding with grand alleRurlcAl
representation Of lRELAND'e TABLETS.
Seats can now be secured at the Opefa House
between 10 A. u. and 4Ph TAI
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POLICE CouRT,-There were no cases
awaiting adjustment at the police court
yesterday morning.
VIM. Grimm, the man who broke the
glass in the German Bank, was ques-
toned, and his answers did not Justify
the superstition that he was non compos
menttSs As no'one appeared to testify
against him, he was discharged on con-
altion that he should leave the city,
which he faithfully promised.
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AT THE OPERA House, The Hibcr.
MANA attracted very fair audiences yester.
day afternoon and evening. The Screen
Isle" abouuds-in picturesque scenery and
historical Incidents, the national sonps
are the most bean ipleiS ths3worid, md
the dances the heprtiest. No wonder
then the Irishman's heart warns with
Iovc for thei'oldcountry.p 6 There will be
8 matinee this afternoon, and the com.
pany will close thelr engagement with this
evenings performance. Z ). n.
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A :MuTuAn suRrRlsE.-D uring the
holidays G. "a cranmet, Esq, superin1
tondent o. the Fourth Presbyterian Sab
bath School, surprised each Of his teachers
with a present Of u handsome book. 30
has been7in his turn surprised, however,
az the teachers have presented him with
Q beautiful. volume OF selections from
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress,
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HAPPY NEW YEAR Ar rnE opERA
HousE.-There will be "a grand New
Years matinee this afternoon and a
splendid entertainment tonight, this be.
ing positively theS1ast performances hero
OF the Healy & Conan Hibernians Comedy
Company. Asthe streets will no doubt
be crowded with people to-day, they win
keep dropping in,durfng all hours Of the
afternoon and evening to witness the per-
tormance. The childrenvand ladies ali
highly enjoy themselves at the mstinees
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HOLIDAY GooDs.-Those wishing to
purchase Boots, Shoes or Slippers fol
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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MUNICIPAL CoURT.-1n this court ves. !.
terday the INSURANCE companies, GpsIppt
whom q ruls WIS Issued IA c6ptemnt'
appeared and answered "a gashl5hees and
the rule was dismissed. '''
Court adjourned over.unti 1O1 O'Clock
Friday morning.
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In FHE .FAMlIY.--Yesterday afternoon 1I,, !,
George Hughes, created a disturbance in
his family: Officer Burke was promptly
on hand, but as Mrs. Hughes refused to
testify against her husband, Squire Met Cor.
mick dismissed the cSsesGs s.aass "a
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TR,BUTEoF,RE sPEcE-Int the preamble
and resolutions which appeared under this
heading yesterday it should have been
stated that they were adopted at q regular
meeting Of Franklin Lodge No, 8, 10.
o. F., on the goth tlltlmo.
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TIE DAvENFoRT BRoTHERs.-Qulte q
large crowd assembled at Hornbrook's
Hall last night. The Davenport Brothers
appeared ih their cabinet seances; and
alsosin their "dark' seances.b jPfof. "!
g. Hutchins and Mr. George Snyder were
tne Sommittee. In the "dark seance" the
ototAets s s.. ON sha stage outside. Of the
cabinet. The committeeirSsa. nnable n
account for the mysterious demonsu q .
tions. The. @9dark seance will be repeated
at private residence tonight. - q
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CAnRIrRs AppRrse,-Ths !,

cARRnRs' ADDREss.-The ISrx1tt-
aENcER carriers viii this morning pre.
sent to their patrons the custom a
annual addFe1o. II you would make IL
New Year indeed happy to the littlt
fellows who have 90 faithfully delivered
ycur early mornings budget Of news, a.
not neglect to reward them by purchasing
an address,
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NEw YEAR's At TIE PosFosT1cE.4
The Postoface will be open from 81 to
10A, n. to-day, The carriers will make
the usual morning delivery and collection,
and an additional collection at 6PM,
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ATTENTION. To-day Is the last chance L
to get your Christmas gifts in Schulz &
Neuhausens Candy Emporium, and II you
want 70 buy. some candy for New Years,
you win find there fresh stock at low
prices. ---a
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Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskcrs, We have prepared this
dye, in one preparation, which will
quickly and efectaally accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied
and produces q color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold BY
all Druggists. Price Fifty Gents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO..
NASHUA. NH. latH
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GaeqtttetEigen :.
~ .-.,.. N
THURsDAY, JAN. i, 1874.
New AdYertisemenin.

New Advertisements.
A Happy New Year. q ...sAs {, +.
New Stock of School Books.
polcSs Statue OF stenowall jackson.
Copartnership. .f
A Gold Ring,
Auction Sale oil. Household Goods.
FEE. Galllgan, N. D.
Commissioners.
Brown q Higgins. e,ff,-A,. tt .
New Year Presents 0xtoby g Duf1eld
Merchants National Bank.
French Starch Enamel. gs'.as
Dissolution.
City Hau- Bellaire, ;E G-ctgj!.t
HRmilton's Opera House. y Dt
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THERMoMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the Temperature
yesterday, as observed at silvey's Drug
Store, corner opposite the Post. Office -
sA.A s. 1aA. tsaR.M. TEN.
- 80 81 -s..,,S7 ~
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PRRsoN4I.-F. B. Galligan, N. D., a
brother otJour well.kpow9 fellow. citizen,
B. A, Galligan, Esq, has; permanently
located in this city asa physiciGn and
surgeon. BE comes from steubenyille,
where he has resided the past two years.
His card Is publiShed in another column.
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NEw. city weigh. scales have been
erected for the Fourth Ward on EofP
street, opposite the Atlantic engine house.
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"Wh0s DOtNa Fatsf q young 4 man Il
who sat down on the icy pavement yes
terdSy when. he didn't want to, hearing
two passing damsels give involuntary
little shrieksiaS he went down, was heard
TO Inquire angrily thereat, "Who's doing
thls-you or me?"
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Mr.. ED. DILLON, one of our adventur-
Gus Wheeling boys out West, who is Rail,
road and Express Agent at sarcoxie, q
station in Missouri on the Memphis, Car.
thsge q Northwestern Railroad, Te.
membered his relatives and friends in
this city by sending them a New Years
surprise in the way Of a nice lot Of prSirie
pheasanlS yesterday. Wetender him our
Acknowledgements fora very nice pair. :
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coN0ERTAND BALL. Turner Hall was
crowded y tN s.st night and, the concert and
BAN The Han aonie Society was the,EtL
ssac.loa' Inc atfEs was one d the hsp.
pltst Of the season. Perfect order pre.
vailed, and "all went merfS y AZ he MI
Byron wrote oil. iHi5 Qr.afTA NsP ~
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BooTsAND shoRs.lI VIII sell from this
date Boots and Shoes at q heavy reduc-
ton from former prices. Gall early and
make your purchases while my stock d
large. L. V. Blond. s5l
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1874. New Years gift given BY j. W,
Ferrel Of 1oper cent reduction of prices
Of 1873 on his entire stock Of Dry Goods,
Carpets, oil'c Cloths, Blankets, 90. j. ".
Ferrel, corner Of Main and 20th streets
Centre Wheeling. EF : ifTS =
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sTWEETY.SrvE PER CENT MADE by get.
ting your goods at the closing out Of the
entire winter stock oil Dry Goods by J.
W. FERRR1, Main and sOtn streets, Cen.
tire Wheeling.
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T TIE largest and only complete assort-
ment Of stereoscoptc Views in the city
can be found at Robinson's Gallery.
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FoR all kinds Of New Years presents
such as ladies and gents handkerchief
shirt fronts, gloves, shawls, scarf and nu-
bias, go to Henry Jacobs.
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p CONE, IF You WANT THRM.-one
more lot Of those all wool plaid Flannels
at 80 cents per yard, received by ]. W.
Ferrel, Centre Wheeling.
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BROKE Down. A large wagon loaded
with coal had wheel twisted Of by the
street hallway on 24th, between Eotf and
Chapline streets, yesterday afternoon. ~
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The corner loaiers say they "will not
submit y the present stAtgsoi theIYeath-
err" and have given notice to d0ld Prob
that they will strike.
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JUsr received 200 pairs Of home mad,
socks, and 80 pairs Of home made blank
etsi % Henry Jacobs. ~
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THE last aYthat fingered around the
boarding house till Christmas and after,
has succumbed to the depressing condi.
ton Of The tharmometer.
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SUPPOSE a person should go to Wash,
ington or Baltimore for s. and then have
topay $40 to get homel ~
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HENRY JACOBS offers this morning 20
sets Of different kinds Of furs, at a sacrifice
10 close them ont. ta 1
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"DRAEH IN THE FAmlr"-Ths Ds,,,
enports yesterday received a dispatch
from their bogus manager, dated Al
Pittsburgh, to tho following effect :
death in the family-gone East-we
throw up the contract-biz good here" :
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REMEMBER that Roblnson's Gallery is
the only place inths city where you can
buy Graphsocopes.
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NRw AND sTyInH. Harper 4 R,o..
llol and 1891 Main street, have sjsst' Re.
setysd two very nice and seasonaSl,
styles OF hats-the Opera Turbsn Az
New Years silk bat Just in time "a
the Opera. .ufsc7ls 80,
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If you want to save money in Dry
Goods go to ]. W. Ferrels closing out
sale. Nna get' s-s 10
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A REGULAR meeting of the Board Of
Commissioners will be held on Monday
morning next. 81 .'"s5s -'rie \