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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-10
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
An Interesting Suit.

PrrrBuRon, December 0.-An inter
estiDg case was brought up in the United
States District Court In this city to-day,
involving some ninety acres Of land near
tho centre Of the city valued OF several
millions Of dollars and known as the
MoWrey estate. The suit Is by Bernard
l.. Webster, Of Bay City, Michigan, against
F. s. Bsseil, Andrew Carnegie, Keystone
Bridge Company and others, who now
hold the property. Webster claims to
have purchased 1t from an Indian woman,
Mary CubbsyorQuit, her right to an inter.
est In the MOwry estate. She is the alleged
daughter OF VIM. Mowry by an Indian
wife, and on the legality Of this marriage
the suit seems 10 depend. Some OF the
best legal talent Of this city and OF Bay
City are engaged on the case.
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FERGUSON 6 MEAD oil Bridgeport who
furnished the wood work Of McLain Bros
splendid improvement on the cornor oiAIsr
ket and 18th sts, have provided themselves
with the finest lot Of pine and hemlock
logs ever brought TO this nelGhborhood,
and are prepared to furnish bridge tim.
bers and frame tilnbers for every variety
OF buildings. They have also In their
yardS.a large amount Of seasoned lumber
Of the best quality and are prepared TO
furnish withdrawing, flooring, doors,
sash and frames, either plain or moulded
and bracket work oil the latest and most
approved patterns, and guarantee their
work to be satisfactory both In quality
and in price.
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ASSESSMENTS OF PROPERTY FOR STATE
PURPosEs.-On the I'd day Of November
last the Board oil Commissioners Of Ohio
County adopted the following preamble
and resolution, concerning the nomination
Of Messrs. j. N. Bickel and J. D. Whit
ham to make an assessment Of property
for State purposes:
WHEREAS, Some months since this
Board In accordance with law, nominated
Messrs. Bickel and Whitman as suitable
persons to make an assessment Of prop-
erty Tor State purposes, and as the Audi
tor has as yet Jailed to confirm the same
therefore,
ReSOlred, That the Clerk be directed to
again notify the Auditor oil their nomina-
ton, and Il he still refuses to confirm the
same, to respectfully ask the reasons
therefor, and lay his answer before the
Board at its next meeting.
The reply Of the Auditor was only re-
ceived lew days ago, and is as follows:
CHARLESTON, November 10, 1874
q. Il, DciterS, Esq, Clerk Board of Com.
miSa0ners Of Ohio Co., WtEe!ing:
SIR-You letter OF 9th inst, covering
certified copy OF order OF your Board OF
I'd inst, Is received. In answer will say
that the Auditor has been for some time
awaiting certified copies oil the orders OF
the several County Courts, nominating
persons for Commissioner, with view,
when all the counties are heard from, OF
giving the subject Of confirming nomina.
tions attention. Up to this time several
counties arc yet 10 hear from. In the
meantime the current business OF the
office, including the preparation Of our
biennial report, claims priority over any
other business, AS soon as the returns
are in, the matter inquired OF will receive
attention. Id this connection 1t may be
well enough to remind you that there Is
no occasion for being In q hurry, as the
Commissioners do not begin their labors
until April l, 1875.
Very respectfully,
E. A, BENNETT, Auditor.
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Three years ago DR., Boschee's German
Syrup was introduced in the United
States from Germany for the cure Of
Coughs, severe Colds settled in the breast,
Consumption and other diseases OF the
Throat and Lungs. No medicine ever
had such asuccess. Three hundred thou
sand sample bottles have been distributed
every year Tor three years by druggists in
all parts of the United States, and nearly
1000 letters from druggists are now on
our files, saying that no other preparation
in their stores sells &C well and give such
excellent satisfaction. All we ask is for
you TO go to your druggist and get sam.
pie bottle for 10 cents and try Il; regular
size 70 cents. eodSy
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SHOP LFTEG.-About 8 o'clock last
evening two young girls entered Henne.
gen, Bates & Co.'S jewelry store, on Main
street, and asked to look at some sleeve
buttons. While looking over tray Of
jewelry, the girls each secured pair Of
sleeve buttons and started for the door.
Only one Of them succeeded in getting out,
as clerk closed the door in time TO pre-.
vent the egress Of the second, leaving her
a prisoner in the store. The other was
captured by one Of the clerks a few mo.
ments later on 18th street. An officer
was called in, but as the girls plead pit.
eously to be released from custody, they
were set at liberty after paying for the
stolen articles. One Of the girls is known
as q disreputable person, but the other is
respectable young German girl. We
withhold their names, hoping that the ex.
perience Of last evening will have ben.
efcial result.
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Ezra Cornwell OF Ithaca N. Y.,dicd

Ezra Cornwell Of Ithaca N. Y.Sdicd
on Wednesday afternoon.
"A portion Of the American Print
works at Fall River burned Tuesday
night. Loss $4,000.
The specie shipments from New
York Wednesday amounted to $7C2333,
principally gold.
The Little Rock Il Fort Smith Rail.
road will be cold to-day by o Commits.
sioner Of the United States Court.
"A Presbyterian church and chapel at
Bridgeport Conn, burned last night.
Loss 100000 insurance $4,000.
The loss by the burning OF the roll.
ing mills Of Pillow Il Hersey yesterday
morning, at Montreal, is $4,000; insured
Tor $4l $780,
"A special TO the Erie DiSpdIch says
q, 3. Boyd Treasurer Of the A. o. NJ. W.
o! Westfeld N. Y, absconded Tuesday
and Is discovered to be q deiaulter TO the
amount Of $1,000.
Samuel T. Blanc, OF New Orleans,
has been elected Assistant City Attorney,
and will perform the duties Of the office
until the contest between Jonas and
Walshe is decided by the Courts
The Directors Of the Western Union
Telegraph Company met in New York
on Wednesday, and received favorable re.
ports from President Orion. A qusrterly
dividend OF two per cent was declared,
payable January 18th.
MIR. Abe Clarke, q switchman in the
yards OF the |. P. & Q. Railroad at Indi.
annapolis, was run over and had both his
legs cut of yesterday morning. He is
not expected TO live.
One Of the two buildings comprised
in Pilmer & Aorsey's rolling mill in Mon.
treal, Canada, burned yesterday morning.
Loss said TO be heavy, but is covered with
insurance.
j. Il. DeveresuX was on Tuesday ap.
pointed receiver oil the Atlantic & Great
Western Railroad. Mr.. Devereaux took
the oath and was qualified for the position
yesterday.
John PieiEer one Of the party which
robbed and burned Patters store and the
Post Office at West Springfield O., on the
night OF the fifth inst, was brought to this
city yesterday and after preliminary
hearing was logged in jail. His sccomp.
Ices are still at large.
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The river was still falling last evening.
At 6 P NJ. the marks indicated 8 feet 9
inches.
The Mollie Ebert arrived from Gin
cinnst yesterday, and after putting of a
lot Of pig metal departed for Pittsburgh.
The Carrie Brooks, bound for Zanes-
vile, passed down shout 4 Al
The Granite State passed up in the sf.
ternoon, and the MalIie Ragon down late
last night.
The Albion passed down with two
model bsrges.
= The James Jackson passed down with
six or seven bsrges Of oil.
Steamers Jos. Stone, Fred. Wilson and
several others passed down with coal
toWs.
The Express departed for Parkersbure.
The Courier arrived, and will depart upon
her return trip this morning.
There are 100000 tons o! ore awaiting
shipment on the Ohio river from the Iron
Mountain.
The steamer Salt Valley, Capt. Sanford,
is announced rs u regular packet between
Pittsburgh and Ironton.
The barges sunk at the creek bar by
the Harrison the other evening were
raised yesterday.
GBy Telegraph
PITTiBURGu, December 0. River G
feet 9 inches and falling. Weather clear.
CINCINNATI, December 0.-Riyer 12
feet inch and rising. Departed-Chss.
Bodmann, New Orleans; Ashland, Ten.
nessee river; Shippers Own, Evansville.
CAIRO, December 9.-Arrived-Ranep
and Charles Brown, Ohio river; CITY OF
Alton, New Orleans; Capital City, Vicks.
burg. Departed-Utsh, ST. Louis; Quincy,
81. Louis; Capital City, 81. Louis. The
Pat Cleburne is hard aground on the
Grand Chain. The Grand Tower and
City OF Alton are laid up here. River 10
Ieet 5 inches and falling. Weather clear
Mercury AZ.
LOUISVILLE, December 9.-River falling
with G feet 4 inches in the canal and Z
feet 4 inches in the chute. Arrived
Nashville, Cincinnati; Wild Duck and
balgesr Pittsburgh; Come and See Me
and barges, lronton; Champion No, 9,
ST. Louis Departed-Nashville, Ten
nessee river; Wild Duck and tow, St.
Louis; Come and See Me and tow, New
Orleans. Weather clear and cool.
ST. LOUIS, December 9-Arriyed-
Colorado, Vicksburg; Savannah, Keokuk.
Depsrted-Atlantic and Kyle, New Or
leans; st. Genevive, Memphis; Bon Ac.
cord and Baker, Cairo; Lemis, Vicksburg,
River falling. Weather clear and cool,
EVANSVILLE, December 9.-River fall.
ing with 8 feet on the gauge. Up-Flor.
ence Lee, ]. D. Parker, George Rob erts
and SANDY. Down-Grey Eagle, Mary
Ament, Arkansas Belle and Florence Lee
Business dull. Weather cloudy.
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PERsoNAL.-Emmet played at Zines
vile last night.
Justice Lsunder, Of the Fourth Ward,
is confined to his residence by illness.
John Denier and wife left the city yes.
terday for Pittsburgh.
The De Murska Opera Company stopped
at the St. James Hotel.
DR.. Todd, whose illness we before men.
toned, is still improving,
Bsyard Taylor is 10 lecture in Barnes
vile in February.
Mr.. a. P. Blair, teller Of the First Ma.
tional Bank Of ST. Clairsville for the past
eight years, will retire from that position
in February.
Joseph B. Smith, Esq, of BellaIre, o.,
was admitted 10 practice in the county
district court yesterday. Tho name
sounds lamiliar.-RttSburgh Leader.
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WHILE gazing upon the beautiful
steamers passing up and down the great
Ohio, do not allow your judgment to
mslead you into the belief that naviga-
ton will DO open all winter. Cold dreary
months ore drawing near when articles
of comfort such as warm underwear,
good substantial stylish suits OF clothing,
heavy warm overcoats, and many other
articles necessary for your comfort should
be secured at the famous One Price Cloth.
Ing House Of q. Frank, 40 18th street,
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HELMBoID's BUcHu is still in the 70.
NTH oil It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence OF Dr., Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Is
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter
ieits. Genuine has proprietors private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. dSw
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AIMEE OPERA BoUFFE.-This evening
Mdlle. Aimee, Of whose merits as an inter.
prefer Of the sparkling operas Of Often
bach, Lecoq and Herve few.of our readers
reed to be advised, will appear a! the
Opera House in Lecoq's charming opera,
"La File de Madame Angot." Mdlle.
Aimee hiss always been the reigning IA
vorite in opera boufie in this country, and
her brilliant singing and spirited acting
will be enjoyed with the greater zest to.
night, as she has never before appeared in
this city. She is supportedby a particular.
lY strong company. A GESTURE Of the per-
formance this evening will be the intro
duCtion, at the commencement Of the third
act, Of the Characteristic national Repub-
lican dance of 1907, "La Fticassee," which
will be executed by the whole company.
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TIE CoURTs.-Cirut COWt-JudgG
Hoge. This Court held a short session
yesterday morning, but without transact
ing any business Of importance adjourned
over to this morning at 0 o'clock.
County CoHrt-Judge Cochran. The
County Court resumed It's session yesler-
day morning.
The case Of Marshal Jackson, charged
with felony, q portion of the evidence was
heard, and the further examination wa:
continued until Saturday, 18th inst.
A rule WAS issued against Miss Hollins
for not appearing in the case Of the State
cS Frank Edwards.
In the case Of State rS. Frank Edwards
charged with assaultirg with intent to
kill Patrick Gllboy, was put upon trial
and a portion OF the evidence heard. The
examination will probably be concluded
today.
In the case.of State gS. Charles HEIDI
examined upon a charge oil felony, the de-
iendant was held in $500 to appear be-
fore the Circuit Court.
The case Of State Is. James Nicholson
charged with completely. in the rObbing Of
Smith, Dean s. Cos clothing store; was
put upon trial.
A night session Of the court was held
and a considerable portion Of the evidence
in the cases Of James Nicholson and
Dennis Brsnnon, charged with burglary
was heard The further hearing OF these
cases was continued until l O'Clock
this afternoon.
Court adjourned to meet this morning
at 0 o'clock, when the work OF the
juries will commence.
Police CoHrt.-Judge Cranmer. Only
two cases were before His Honor yester-
day morning. Jno. Flynn and Geo, Winer
arrested by Officer Bogard for disorderly
conduct, were fined S. and costs each.
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Messrs! WM. KNABE s. Co., New York:
Permit me 10 thank you for the pleasure
and enjoyment afforded me by tho really
excellent Knabe Plano, which / have used
constantly since my arrival in this city,
and which has become 10 me an INSOFAR
able companion in the field OF art. It's bril-.
lanCy and equality oil tone and It's rare sing
ing power make 1t a scource Of delight
to any lyric artist, and a faithful interpre.
ter OF the great works OF the operate
stage As such IhAve found 1t, and can.
not leave this city without expressing my
admiration Tor the skill, industry, and
experienced taste 90 eminentlY combined
in all the qualities Of the Knabc Piano.
LIMA DE- MURsKA
Adams & Lucas, sole agents for the
Knabe Pianos, have large and well as
sorted stock for the holiday trade at No
1927 Market st,
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CHRISTMAS DIsTRDUTIoN.-The pur.
chaser Of every dollars worth Of boots OF
shoes will be entitled to one ticket in the
following prizes to be given away:
One large elegant silver pitcher.
One pair Ladies' E. G. Burt Kid Button.
One pair Gents CT. Alexis Ties.
One pair Misses French Bronze Button,
One pair child's velvet ioxed Button.
Ono pair Infant Blue Button.
The above goods arc on exhibition at
the store. JERRY CLRMRNs.
Corner Main and lllh streeia
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SLIGHT REDucTIoN.-Desiring to put
Our twothird Life Size or 20x24 Photo
graphs within the reach OF all, Ihsve made
slight reduction in the price Of same as
below: From one negative, one Tor $lS,
two for sec, three for 1888. In pairs, two
persons, one pair $50, two pair $45, three
pair $50. This will enable every one to
procure fine, servicesble Christmas Gift
for their friends, and one that will be
highly appreciated, Very respectfully,
AP Han
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A MUTE AFFA1R.-It was not mar.
risge in high lite that occurred last even
ing in our neighboring town Of Bridge.
port, and yet it was an occasion consider.
ably out Of the usual course of nuptisl
celebrations in this neighborhood. 1t
was the marriage, at the residence Of the
brides father, Of Mr.. Ebert Reddington,
of Cleveland, to Miss Maggie Robinson,
by the Rev G. o, Fay, Of Columbus, o.
The contracting parties were deaf mutes,
as was also the officiating clergyman,
who is Superintendent oil the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum at Columbus. All the
services were conducted in sign language.
The happy couple, we suppose, can each
aver that
"sIlcnce lie the perlcc' est herald OF Joy:
Iwere butlittlO happy II could say how mach "
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PEDDLNd WITHOUT LlcENsR.-A man
named l. Ingle was yesterday arrested
and taken before Justice Gillespy, on
complaint Of Ralph Arkle, County As
SCISSOR, for peddling without license. he
gave bond in the sum OF 800 that he
would appear before the County Court
10 answer,
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BRLLAlRE ITEMs.-A good time was
had at the Amateur LiIeratry Society
Tuesday night. This is commemorate
institution, and several Others on a
similar basis might be organized.
The Embellishments Society" is pro-
crossing finely. 1t is composed OF con.
siderable number Of the best musical
talent OF the city.
Mr., Roder is finding the shoes stolen
from the railway company In various
portions OF the State. He has found
some OF them near Cambridge, and yes
terday several pairs were found q con.
siderable distance out the pike.
One OF the most interesting features Of
the Council proceedings Tuesday night,
was the ordinance in reference to repsir-
ing the street crossings in our city. A
more COnmendGble action on the part OF
the Council could not have engaged their
attention. And now let the work be done.
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CHILD BADLY BURNRD.-A child of
August Wheeler, who resides on EofF
street, Eighth Ward, was badly burned
about the breast and shoulders yesterday
morning by It's clothing catching fire
while standing before an open fire place.
The child is only about fifteen months
old
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WANT Work The police court room
is full OF sleepers every night, chiefly
honest men hunting work. Every bust
ness man in the city probably has ap-
plicltious for work every day, which it
distFesses him TO turn away. What are
We to do, these long winter months
These men, many Of them, are the rep.
resentatives Of a constituency of hungry,
half naked women and children.
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A GREAT
Smash for Cash !
SPECIAL SALE OF DRESS GOODS.
Who Does Appreciate Low
Prices.
READ OUR OFFERINGS.

4; Inch Wide Black Cashmere worth 81 IS,
down to 72Xc.
One yard aud half wide extra quality Black
Cashmere worth 81 IS, down TO 81.
Pure elk and wool Henrietta Cloth worth 81 IS,
down to 81 Is.
Ponson's best make silk ard wool Popins VIC
Offer you atEl IS.
Extra quality GIos.du Rhine back Elk re.
dueed toSI2
Bellou's extra Gne Black Cashmere de Sole
down to 81 50, wosths],
Superior and heavy black Drap dc France silk
We oiTer at 81 70.
High Lustre and fine Black Drsp Imperial silk
down 10 5? only.
All wool CAshnereS In new shades reduced
from size TO Sec.
Those beautiful Diagonal Cuttings we sell you
now for 29c.
The elegant Serge suitIugs, the newest shades
We reduced to SOC.
500 Yards OF LupIn's celebrated all wool En-
press Cloth down to 35c only.
ca" Your special attention
is Invited to the following
offerings In double warp &
double face Black AIpacas:
Ten pieces beautiful Lustrc and double face
Alpaca worth a7Xc, down to CSC.
Ten pieces much finer and superior Lusre we
Offer at S2Hc.
Ten pieces heavier and still! better, will excel
any Sec goods in the city, for 37Hc.
Ten pieces superb and muth richer fabric
worth G9c, down to 4SXc.
Ten pieces magnificent extra high lustre, the
Tin Alpaca, for Sec.
Readers, now Is your chance to buy the finest
Dress Goods Of foreigplooms at prices OF which
you have never heard OF before. The above Of
fcrings excel anything heretofore known to the
pablo, and to which we respectfully invite the
special attention OF all.
I. BLUM & Bro,
Il04 Main St.
rov9S
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PIrTEDUR0H, Aug. ~, 1877.
Rpping. Carpenter C Co., Penn ausnue
and 2hirty'see0nd STREE, PittSburgh
Tho Keystone Steam. Pumps, (three) in
use at our Brilliant Oil Works during
the last year or two, have given entire
satisfaction. The Keystone Is the best
Steam Pump We have ever used. Simple,
durable and economical.
LoCKHART iFRRw s. Co,
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NoTEs AND BONDS At AuCTIoN.-Mr.
]. G. Hervey, auctioneer, yesterday sold
from the steps o! the Court House at
public auction the assets oil the old North.
western Bank, consisting Of Confederate
notes, bonds, ETC., to the amount oil about
$250,000. The entire lot was sold 10 Mr..
Jos. SeYhOld for 1886.
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DURING the month Of November reve-
nues were collected in the 10th Ohio Dis
trict amounting 10 5000 50, an increase
of 81 600 G7 over the collections in the
corresponding month Of last year.
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The weather has that mild appearance
these days which, at this season, naturally
leads US 10 TIE suspicion that "Old Prob"
Is quitting up q job" for US,
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CLosED-The Theatre ComIque, after
an existence Of few weeks, has closed
for want Of support. Mr.. Denier worked
hard to establish good variety show
here, and has sunk q considerable amount
Of money in the enterprise.
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INDUCEMENTS FOR HoLIDAYs-J. En-.
sheimer, 1l0S Main street, receives week.
ly the latest styles Of Neckwesr. These
articles, together with his unriVsled stock
Of gents, youths, boys and children's
Clothing, will be sold at astonishing low
prices.
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Keystone steam Pump.

PlTTsBURaH, August 0, 1872.
EPping, Carpenter d Co., Fem autnul
and BED street, Pittsburgh.
Inregard to your improved "Keystone
Fly-Wheel Pump" we would say that in
respect to its simplicity, durability and
economy, 1t is, in our opinion, the best
Pump out, and has always given us the
most perfect satisfaction, requiring very
little attention.
FRAUENHEIM & VILsAcK.
Iron City Brewery, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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NEW RUcHrNo at Speyer Bros.
New handkerchiefs at speyer Bros.
New ties at Speyer Bros.
Corsets so cents at Speyer Bros.
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LARGE lot Of Wooden Blankets, Wool
CaSSimeres, Jeans, FlannelS, shawls,
Wooden Sacks, Nubias, to be closed out
at cost and less by ]. W. FERRRI,
Corner Main and Goth Sis.
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THAT Is so.-At Il. Franks, 40 Twelfth
street, Wheeling, it will only cost you
eight dollars for a warm, durable, well
made, stylish suit of clothes, and that,
compared with the prices elsewhere for
the same goods, is a trife. cod
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WoRKMEN are now putting lamp posts in
position on tho suspension bridge, They
will proably be lighted for the first time
on Saturday or Sunday,
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A BAR OF iron iell on Geo. Stewart in
the blacksmith shop Of the Belmont Mill,
cutting his forehead badly.
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Cor TO DE soLD-Irish Poplins, Black
Gro Grain Silks and Dress Goods oil all
descriptions, regardless Of what they cost,
and but few days left to close them.
]. W: FERRRL,
Corner Of Main and Goth Sts.