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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-01

Nor VICrtAt1zED.- On Saturday amAh
called upon Chris. Liedl, The hair man.
uiaclurer, and SOld him a box Of "magiC
curliqne,e with the exclusive right 70 use
the same, all for Eve dollars, Chri4 was
little suspicious, and upon watching
the agent discovered that he sold nearly
everybody on Main street The exclusive
right 10 use his "curlique." lie then
confronted the 'cutlique, man, WHO re.
funded the five dollars and vahishedP lie
has not yet called for tis ''curliqe," nor
has he been seen Aince.
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Dun readers have not failed to notice
the interesting and useful hints contain
ed in the articles which have appeared in
our paper from Drs. oldshue, 1872 Grant
street, Pittsburgh, Pa, Being personally
acquainted with those physicians We are
prepared to recommend them as gentle
men, and We Judge well posted in their
profession. II any Of our readers have
failed to read the consecutive notices thai
have appeared, We advise that they look
them up and observe the future articles
What costs but minute to read may
prove u great blessing, when what b
written Ii the result Of study and mature
experiment. Few men arc 80 we'll pre-
pared from experience and proper mod'
Of testing the nature Of diseases IN 'h'
way indicated as the Doctors oldshue.
WV d&w
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MISSION SUNDAY AT THE THOMSON
CHURcI. Yesterday was "Missiop Sun
day" Al the Thomson N, =, Church,
Island, Upon this occasion annual col
lcCtiOns are made for the prosecution Of
missionary work, Before the conclusion
Of the morning services about $4S were
contributed To the cause,
AT the Sabbath School in the afternoon
there was a good.natured competition
among The different classes as to which
should contribute tho largest amount
The total amount contributed by the
school was $SS %, OF this amount The
Infant Department contributed over Sl5
The highest amount contributed by any
one, CIawt we believe, wPs $25 from a clasI
composed Of young men.
Last evening the members Of the Sab
bath School nletyin The church for thu
purpose u opening the missionary boxes
Thee boxes were introduced into thu
school in May Inst. Each classNps giveI
box In which to deposit monthly col
lections; and last evening the boxes werC
returned by the elasscs. The tota
amount of these collections for the min,
months amounted to $47 IA. II had beef
decided by the school in the afternoon tt
tnfnsant tho money 10 their pastor, DR.
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J.CHERvEY, auctloneer, will sell at
public auction, 1920 Main street, $4,000
worth Of dry goods, clothing, cassimeres,
socks, handkerchiOfs, corsets,..Sc, &c., to
the highest bidder-Cost or value being
out Of the Question--the goods must be
sold within d few days, no matter how
great the sacrifice. Sale will begin Thurs.
day, Jan. %, and continue daily. 'Auc.
ton sale 2and I'm Private sales dur
Ing the day. Nh .-..-.-.---. MN
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DR.. HUNTERS
Visit. to Wheeling.

.lI .AH I.H-
%. a.t 1Al- 10
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WaES four ladies walk abreast on the
narrow sidewalks Of Main street 1t Is
amusing tOwatch the unhappy business
man dodging from side to side in the vain
hope that he may squeeze past without
stepping into the cutters. And the dear
creatures saunter right along, deliciously
Unconscious Of the fact that half a dozen
men, with profanity in their hearts, are
making themselves, absurd in their at
tempts to break through the charming
line
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TIER Il, IEuDsoS.T7Erom The Cincih
natl Times we clip The following para
graph in relation to this steamer.
The r, K, hudson, long identified will
The Wheeling trade, WA cut down by tht
ice at that place last night, and nearl,
torn IN two. She will prove a total loss
She il owned by William List, her com
mahlef, and othsrp, All Of Wheeling
She wAs bttiit HI 1886, Ind al liz time O.
the disaster Waited al between $1,000 and
$1,000. She IL probably insured IN Wheel
ing and Pittsburgh companies. W.
learned ii no risks In Cincinnati com.
panies. Hef dimensions are 100 feet long
10 feet beam, q feet depth Of hold; carry.
lug capacity about 800 tons. SIZE Ia q
.steam6oat having two lever engines with
cylinders II Inches Ia diameter and O.
feet stroke; three 40.inCll boilers, 20 feel
long, with seven Aues.
Capt List does not consider The Hnd.
Ron d 'itotAl loss.p Men are now at work
clearing The Ice from Che wreck, and The
Hudson will probably be worth something
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EELLAIRR ITEMs.-Mr. B0ggS, travel
Ing agent for the Belmont Glass Works, Of
this city, left yesterday morning for
Chicago, and will make anextensive tour
through the west for the purpose Of solicit
Ing trade for his house, We wish him
much success.
That correspondent Of the Sunday NelOs
had best keep his nib out Of that little
muss between the editors. Do you seoP
Our pride was taken down considerable
the other day when q gentleman enquired
Of liz "Wherc Is your market llo.ge" II
staggered III o little We confess, but We
managed to get out with the reply that
owing to the many late improvements,
such as tho new wharf and the snow ordi.
nances, &C., our Council had not the time
to devote to such minor matters az mar
ket house projects, bnt were now making
arrangements for the building Of one.
Did we do rlghtH
One or two real whisky arrests were
made Saturday. Every one that gets
drunk In BOllairc pays for 1t more ways
tlan one. There Ia no percoptable III
crs" "S u ~ oe DeF o - 'oI +,
appears 10 DO fright that few claim TO
be their own exclusively and they carry
Tho s"v;v"i ATM Nro,hodis, ChupcL IA
ain "o;n1 N" s,,ccaSofnIi" Tsrg" nccos'
o;onI n ," leing male ~ 4. m"mhorSLin
I'll" services q nj ibc chnrchSs were nj
80 val ottonjoj voSio.'l"w Ss usr"I N'
Nv S ,,nntismS" rsn"rtSJ S"steriav Tint
poIla =" Sn"iI neSor Iocomo ,ho co,,"tv
4soa If Rim RslSn"t ME- "o,,nt t mi bs is"tt
no.iei 'o ' ""' '""
FJ%' A. Entertainment will Ina v;von nj ,Lo
civ IT"iI IL Wrs fi1gin Grasn io.nirht
ri, taLnh,sr ,v;Ii oM,ertain ,hn onjiGncn
viii mrst" nnG sirgino w. ,lont kn"W
,.isl ~. III" III" ~, "'
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BELtAtRE MAIL woRks.-At a meet
Ing Of The stockholders Of the Bellairl
Nail Workable following gentlemenlwett
elected directors for The ensuing YEAH G
oglebay, $. N. McCoutthey, Herman
HatdSRsteinj A. W. Anderson, Edward
Jones, Thomas Aeltet, Thos. Wilson.
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THE Township Assessors Of Belmont
county returned in 1874: 1870 horses,
valued at S76502S; 81 ,b55 cattle, valued
at s277,i26i t4e,tOO sheep, valued al
4is and 1872 carriages, valued al
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FUNERAL OF GEORGE MENDEL.-on
Saturday afternoon the funeral OF George
AIendel, Esq, took place from his late
residence on Main street, First Ward.
The remains were inferred in Greenwood
Cemetery, and were followed to their last
resting-pIace by Wheeling Lodge No, Q,
IL,o.oF., and a large number Of friends.
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sNAsnUr.-On Friday night a freight
train on the B. 4 D. Railroad ran Of The
track near Eaifmont wteckihg the engine
and several cars. Fortunately no one
WAS setiously injured, The wreck was
cleared away promptly, and trails we're
running d Usual Oh Saturday. q"
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CARD

DR.. James II. Hunter devotcs his at.
tehtion particularly to Tie treatment OIL
diseases 81 The Head, Throat, Lungs, Ma.
sal Cavities and Ears, embracing Catarrh
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Asthma, Con.
sumption, Deafness, etc, etc.
As The period Of his personal attend.
ance at Ills office in Wheeling is limited
those who desire To consult with him
should do 10 at once.
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A srLENDID opportunity is offered to
the readers o, the INrELLIdENCEn, who
have cash 70 invest, to buy bargains at
the great auction sale Of clothing and
dress goods, JANUARY 18th, at l12O Main
street, Volts old stand. Ar
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MARENs FERRY ITENs.-His Honor,
Mayor Dean, Is confined to his room
with diphtheria,
The subscribers to the capital stock Of
the First National Bank met on Satur-
day afternoon, pursuant 10 adjournment,
at the Office Of ]. Kerr &CO, The solicit
ing COMMITTEE reported progress, which
was very satisfactory report
The Ohio City Iron and Nall Company
paid of on Saturday.
The Etna Mil Company paid Of on
Saturday. This is one Of the reliable es-
tablishmeuts Of the Ohio Valley.
Mr.. L. w. Jones Is about through col
leCtiRg delinquent taxes, He states that
he has collected over 81 800, and that
there are considerable unpaid taxes to be
returned.
The lookup contains three occupants
each Of whom is serving ont . sentence Of
thirty days,
There were eight or ten deaths in town
last week, all from lung disease and
diptheria,
man, which was tried before, Justice
Crooks, Of Bridgeport. last week, and
which was the third trial oftbe case, fall
ed to agree, and It will be tried again mex
Thursday. Truly may II be said thai
having II uncertain business; for the
amount in dispute was only forty-thre'
dollars, and already the costs amount Il
fifty dollars or more and the case not set
tied.
There was rather slim attendance n
The churches yesterday.
A number Of our citizens will emigrat'
to 81. Clairsyille to-day to have theiI
little differences adjusted by Ills Honor
Judge Chambers Il Go.
Quite number Of our best citizens me
ut Commercial Hall on Saturday evening
parsuant to tho call OF the Council, 4
lake into consideration tho proprieIy o
tho Council purchasing a ire engine
Tho meeting was called 10 order and MIR
James Kerr was elected 10 the chair, ant
III, L, Vanpelt was chosen Secretary
After considerable discussion, It was, al
most unanimously
Reaolped, That II Is the sense Of thi
meeting that the purchasing Of fire en-
CINE at this time Is premature and mex
pedient. m.,
The Grand Jury have found q bill o
murder in tho second degree agains
Jimmy Lawless, late proprietor Of N,
"Rcd Onion" now sailors Rest" dog
gerry, and he will be tried as charged dur
ing tho present term Of Court,
The ferry boat Is running regularly
although tho Ice Is pretty hard on tn
wheel. On last Friday several arms AM
IA many buckets were broken Oft by TIN
Ice, but the damage was repaired withOu
any delay to the travelling public, Capt
Inglebright fully understands his bu
siness.
We saw several that were plainl,
drunk Saturday night
The regular Saturday night row cam
off nj the "Red Onion Sailors Rest" Of
Saturday night, but Officer Hays wa
promptly on hand and arrested the rim
leaders and locked them up.
Mr.. Alex. Rose and family take thei
departure to-day for FairmOnt, W. Va
their future home.
They were plenty last week-drumner
we mean. HARRY FORESTER.
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THE State agency for:the Singer Sow:
iug. Machines, heretofore contrOllqa by n
Straw & Co., has recently passed into the
hands Of the Singer Administering Co.
They propose to continue the business at
tho old stand, No, 1901, Wheeling, w Va
Their business Is In charge Of
JOHN l., STANAGE, Agk
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RosRKAY, = A trunk containing d
bride, a horse collar, and several Whips,
was stolen from the sAddlcry shop Of
Henry Voehl 22is Main street, on FIJI.
day night. The articles stolen we're val.
red at about go. There IL no clue to The
thief. ',
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PANToMEME 'To.NIunr.-As previously
announced IN these columns, N. b. Rob
erts' pantomiHe Company Win appear il
the Opera HbdSe tlliS evening ID AJacL
and Jill" We believe this pantomime Il
comparatively now totlc majority of OIL
citizens, and twill DO doubly appreciated
on tllataSC6ppt. The house will prObabl,
10 crowded tonight d. we understand
tliat the sale Qflreservel seatA on Satur
day was quitebrsk.
We Ghd lie following in the oincin
natl ddsctteot Friday morning:
Thc'Jaek and Jill Pantotninc Combi
nation basFha "a most sncceasfnl week
and liaa bedh ComplimehLed by constant,
increasing Audiences from the beginning
Last, night.wts Che largest house Of llit
week. The combination Is iDtridsically
d very strong one, and It's discipline and
management SeeiTi 10 BE Ofthe beat order
The programme never drags for an In
slant, and the interest Of the spectator Il
kept ppwitlIUnt .inteEtnission.
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J.G HHRyEY. Auclioneer

To me PUBLc.-I will have three
additional statesmen this coming week
and will be better prepared to wait on YOU
promptly and avoid the delay that has
occurred in my store during the past
week. ]. W. FERREt,
Corner Main and goth Streets.
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FRAup.-Parties in Wheeling and
vicinity holding our receipts for picuFes
are hereby notified not to receive and pay
for them as our work, frNudulently rep
resented by the agent, tt
KEYSTONE COPYING Co.
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pRlzE DRAwiNd.-Thc numbers that
drew the prizes ut Halls Gallery arc:
No. 200, first prize; No. Gl5, second
prize; No. 1874, third prize. Holders Of
above numbers will please present them,
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FORCED sALE-Bcst prints at &c per
yard, carpets, and the entireStock Of dry
goods even cheaper, rs there is. but q
few days to close out tile stock ut
J. W. FERRELs,
H. NT.,., .,,j OntL d.
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ALApy in our nelghborhood who had
suffered for over three months the most
extreme torture by a violent cough, has
become cured by DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
For sale In every drug store. d&w
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BUYERS will find II to their interest to
attend the great auction sale Of clothing
aud dress goods at ll2O Main street. Jan
uary % .a
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Our OF sEAsoN.-A big line Of grena-
dimes, and summer silks, which have got
to be sold this week at some price at
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Do not spend yOnr money for bad wash
Ing. The Warwick collar looks better
than linen, and does not need washing,
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PIrrrBuRan, Pa, June /, 1872.
DR.. Hunter has treated ME for about
six weeks for Chronic Nasal Catarrh
which has afflicted me for years. His in
strument and remedies are the only means
ever obtained which proved eftiCacious
Ihaye rapidly improved since l com
nlenced their use, and confidently advise
all persons similarly afflicted to go to him
for relief. t'rp SAMUEL ORR.
100 Fourth Avenue.
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Now Is Youn TtMB-You can save %
cents in every dollar, this week, in Dry
Goods and Carpets at the closing out Rale
Of ]. W. Ferrel, corner Of Main and 2Oth
Airnhia. .-.- Ill ~ mn
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Registered letters, 45l; mail letters,
41,39S; mail postal cards $685. drop let
tiers, 4,4iS; drop postal cords, 1885, pa
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L. V. BLoNDsis The only place in The
city where you can purchase d pair Of box.
tOed bnltoned CATERS,
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TnE CouRs.-Aianieipat C6ar-Julge
Cranmer. The Municipal Court met al
10A. N. ohsatutday.
In The case Of Cecil, Hobbs 4 Co. rs
Annie K. Cecil and Others, a decree was
entered appointing r. g. Barr Special
Commissioner TO convey the interest Of
Chas. B. Cecil, deceased, In the property
owned by Cecil 4 Bro, to Cecil 4 Co.
III the case Of Cathatihe Mccoy ia
Cotnelia Allen TAI. an order was entered
In the case OF Klein Bros. n. n. Wolf
judgment was entered for The plaintilTt
for Sl72 80. at
Adjourned until Monday at2p.N.
Police CdaH-Judge Cfanmer. There
we're no cases before the police court on
Saturday morning. In The afternoon two
cases were heard, viz. .
Henry Daub, disordefly conduct, 50 and
coats.
Wilson Rugon, assault and battery, 81
and costs.
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CtrnNs STREET, RAILWAY COMPANY.
The stockholders Of The Cititens Street
Railway Company met At The Court House
on Saturday and elected the following
Board Of Directors. A, ", Campbell, A,
Wilson, 4. J, pahhell, John +. Wilson,
John L. Hobbs.
The following resolutions were adopted
by the stockholders.
Resolred, That The Board Of Directors
be requested 10 adopt some method BY
which the receipts Of The road will 10 Sel
cuted TO The Company,
Heaolted, That The Board Of Directors
Do requested 70 furnish better facilities
iot buying Ticket, II compatible with the
interests Of The Company, '
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Do you want dry goods. and carpets at
half their yalue2 Ifso go to
i. W. FepRpth.
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DEAFNESS CURED.
A GARD.
FROM HENRY FEURIIAKE,
OF the Firm OF ArnlOP, FeuFhakG
4 Co., photographers, Nos. ~
aud rs Sixth Street, Pits

ana - Skin street, FAttSs
buRgh.
PITTSBURGH, PA, May 10, 1872,
l consulted DR.: ], A, Hunter about
three weeks Since for Catarrh and Deaf.
ness Of over ten years. standing.
Ihaye rapidly improved since he took
charge Of my case, My hearing had al
most entirely returned in one ear and is
daily improving in the other.
DR.. Hunter has succeeded in my case
after many leading physlciansof this city
had failed to afford me the least relief, |
am satisfied that he is askillml physician,
and deserves the confidence OF invalids,
HENRY FEURHAKE,
Nos. 20 and 90 Sixth Street,
Formerly St, Clair Street.
t..
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ANOTHER lot Of those fine box.loed
bnttOned CATERS have Just been received
AL ----- Nm l. Y. BLoNps.
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FoR alpacas or other dry goods go TO
.#G j. w. FERREIs.
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Additional It60uiise t&R,H&.
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Dry GooDs and Carpets, All At Eastern
cost. l am forced to Sell them. .l'
]. ". FERREL,
Centre Wheeling,
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HE GROUND HIS KNTEE-Mr. Smith,
who has another name, a few days ago
had company at his residence in The
Fourth Ward, and in order 70 do the
thing up brown at the family table, Mrs,
Smith suggested that the tabls,kpife
having become a little worn by dint Of
pot and kettle service in the kitchen
needed grinding, Now, not far from Mr.
Smiths domicil there stands a sweet little
carpenter shop, where 4 Circplar-shapel
stone has dope the gritty work for a
score Of jack-planes, Chisels, and machin'
gouges many years, and like Hudibras
dagger is
"BatIIttl for Usage"
and to this, rather than the new, smOOtl
stone kept expressly for experts, Mr.
Smith was directed, when he made appli
cation for a chance at grinding rock
to edge up his knife.
A hoppled COW with bulldog attel
her Is perhaps fair smile for tho motion
Of a badly worn grindstOne, and Mr.
Smiths experiences in the next few min
utes were lively and varied. The watel
from the stone sprinkled his immaculate
shirt-front, and the rough spots GALES
forth rough explosives, while the knit
skinned like playful lamb over the hill
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is HE SUCCESSFULLY

Is the question the sick man asks, He
cares nothing for disputes.upOn medical
ethics or the wrangles which so many
physicians indulge in over matters Of
professional etiquette, nor what is still
worse, the malicious and contemplate in
uendoes ofselash and venomous members
Of the profession who are never happy un-
less abusing sOmebOdy-in other words
doing some dirty work. mol the invalid
seeks for a physician who possesses the
skill to cure him. rm..
DR.. Hunter, has devoted all the years Of
his professional life to ailments Of the
Throat, Lungs Heart, Nasal Cavities and
Ears, and claims Us a consequences to be
able to treat these ailments with more
success thanIgeneral practitioners
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rns City Council will meet again to.
morrow night d" Tnl
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T'Hh LADIES FAvoRrr.- Those bean.
tifnl box-toed buttoned CATERS at
L. v, BtoSD'a
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CARRtERs' REpoRr.-The following Ia a
report Of the work done by The letter car.
fiers during the month Of JanuaryA
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tiottDAY PREsESrs AT Cor.-A Big
lot Of jeWelfy Of all descriptions 10 be
sold at cost by j. VI. FRhRfb.
Corner Main and 9Sd streets, Centre
Wheeling. .
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FOR RENT.

DWELLING HOUSE on EoFF ST.,
Near esd street. six rooms aud goSd cellar
large yard, in good repair, Rent only $500.
Also dwelling, four rooms and cellar, only
SO per month, located second house from
the other. GEO. B. CALDWELL,
janSO-S Office next door to Court House.
DOR RENT
Store Room and Dwelling, corner 2lst St.
and alley A, Centre Wheeling.
NPp'' " sTTLER 4 ROTH,
ianSO 2lA Main st;
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THB Soup House Managing Committee
on Saturday recciveda conttibutionoi 50
from Colcfain, Pa,
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NOR sALE-Ten Shares, $1,000 cach, Of
L. the Capital Stock Of the Norton Iron
Works at Ashland, Ky. This Is the largcSt
iron manufacturing establishment IN tho
West md is now in full And successful OPP.
Grafton, For further particulars address
THOMAS II. NORTON,
de2s Financial Agent, iIG0 Main 81.
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WEATHER RECORD. = The following
shows the range Of the thermometer IA
observed. At sflyayp Drug HtoftilS0rner
opposite POStOlliCe: p
a'AS&li 1ssJ lgI' &SG)thiSi r.
sam i9MH 81. W. 7PN
~ 20 W Y
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n EsIDENCE LOCATIONS FOR SALE.-THE
IL most desirable Suburban Residence locations
III Inc market OF IN the county The FArm Of'thB
late II, s. JiOT, within three miles Of tho city, has
Cn stihiIvIlpd into lots from 10 to o. acres caelj
Is near The National Road AMI mnlg lately on the
line Of tho contemplated STREET Hallway 70 Elm
IlornbrOOk ItlTk, In the vicinity nru many tnC
country places, we'll improved any part u the
property can III bought 1T ialr price md on Easy
terms. The survey can bo SPen at NY Office, 18Th
street; tanT I IRWIN, Agent.