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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-11-25

RELIGIOUS SERvIcES.-The members
Of the First and Second Presbyterian
Churches will unite with the members
of the L. p. Church at l0;3OA. NJ. to-day
at the First Presbyterian Church. Rev.
!. d, Motiat, of the Second Presbyterian
Church, will deliver the sermon. The
topic OF his discourse viii, be The Bible
in our public schools" Much interest
has been manifested on the subject
almost everywhere, but particularly in
our midst. since the discussion Of the
subject from nerative standpoint by
the Rev. j. r. Thompson.
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and eyery other one tai

LEGISLATORS and every other one take
notice. After your heavy days work Is
done, come to my oyster parlorand enjoy
a stew or fry, which guarantee to be first
class in every respect.
The most comfortable and elegant
place for dinners, parties, and private
meeting in this city, is at the Assembly
Hall of A. NEUHAUsES.
h l22l Market street.
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Judgc j j. Jackson.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Jpdgc j j. Jackson.
This court met at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning.
A motion IN the bankruptcy case Of
Thomas Sweeney was argued by Mr..
Lamb and General Got and submitted,
Adjourned until tomorrow ut 10
o'clock.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-Judge Cra'o"sr.
The Court met at lO4 o'clock yesterday
morning.
In the case of John d. Archibald VS..
the Peabody Insurance Company, the
Court overruled the demurrer and plead
nun-assumpsit
In the chancery case of William
Manion vs.. Thomas Fahy " Co., the re.
| port of Peter w. Bosley was receiy ed
and an order entered giving him full au-
/ thorlty to bring suit against all parties
refusing TO settle.
Ga motion of Mr.. Dovener, w. j.
Cole was admitted to practice law In this
/ Court
The case of John a. Ritz, guardian,
VS.. Bridget Carey ct a., was set tor
hearing on Friday.
The Court adjourned until Friday
morning at l04 o'clock.
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TIE WESTERN PUDDLERs.--Ihc pud-
dlcrs in Wheeling are exercised at pres
ent by the fact that the iron masters pro-
pose to reduce the scale of wages for
boiling iron. Now, the masters OF the
mills in Youngstown, Ohio, are moving
in the matter. The Register and Tribune
Of Monday, has this to say in regard to
the matter:
The announcement was made some
three weeks ago that the wages dispute,
80 lar us it pertained to the puddlers,
was settled nj Pittsburgh by conference
of the two interests, but now it appears
that this announcement was premature.
The matter was settled that the manu-
iacturcrs pay five dollars per ton for the
next thirty days; alter that the price
was to be regulated by that paid by
Eastern manufacturers The manutac-
turers claim that Eastern puddlers re-
ceive but 81 90, while the wOrknen insist
that they receive 50 90. We now learn
from an officer of the Puddlers National
L llOll, NOW 'lHih'H- sA''1 10y N''''N 80
pursuance of this arrangement. the ad-
iourued conference will convene on the
2Glh lnst to consider the question. Our
informant is decided in the opinion that
the pudders will be stiff for 50 80 per ton,
while he thinks the other aide will be
equally as stiff nj s. %, if not 81 80.
He claims that the workmer at
several of the mills have already been
offered five dollars Il ton for the winter,
giving the names of Painter, Lloyd *
Black and Romans upper mills as
places where this offer has been made.
II it Is true that the agreement was that
the wages here should be regulated by
the price paid elsewhere, We don t see
the necessity OF strike. Surely month
should be- sufficient to decide that point.
And if lhis Is true there is no other qucs-
ton TO be- decided than the wages east
and this talk about what Painter or any
body else in Pittsburgh is paying Is for.
cign TO the question at issue and the
agreement rs Is plain to be seen.
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SEIGIIBORIIOOD NEWS.
BELI.AIRE

bhl.l-AilsF.I
Mr.. X ERR NORTON, formerly propre-
tor of the Belmont House here, but now
of Flushing township, was in the city
Yesterday, and, we are glad to say, was
looking well.
THERE will be II social festival al the
". E Church in this city, tonight.
TURKEY bones will be plenty in Bel
lare this evening.
a CHANGE in the Gravel Hill school
takes place on Monday next. Miss
Hamilton, who is now teaching in it, will
take charge Of a room in the Union
School building, and Miss Maggie C,o-
han will take charge oil the Gravel Hill
school, by appointment Of the Board Of
Directors.
THE rolling mill men Will lay off to.
day for the purpose Of eating turkey.
A LETTER from the Superintendent of
the Belmont Silver Mining Company,
dated Georgetown, Colorado, November
Is, 1875, shows that the company took
possession on the 18th of the month and
in three days had taken out about $500
worth of ore. This news makes the
stockholders in Bellaire look bright, and
some parties at GAINESVILLE, who with
drew from the company sometime ago
look blue. This work was done by from
three to five hours per day.
J. II. NJ. KELLEY, son of Mr. 5. p.
Kelley, OF this city, died very suddenly II,
the residence of his father, at lOo'cluck
yesterday morning. His funeral Will
take place at O clock p. VI. to-day. The
friends Of the deceased are invited to at
tend.
A SINGER Sewing Machine Wagon
came to GRIFFIN this city yesterday morn
ing. For particulars see Officer Dugan
YESTERDAY was another fine spring
day.
GooD-BYE turkeys to-day.
OUR friend J. d. IIighleyman },
building two ten-pin alleys.
BRIDGEPORT
THANKSGIVING will be property ob.
served to day and business Will be gen.
orally suspended.
The members of the different dcnomi-
nations have decided to hold union ser.
vices IN the VI. +. Church ut half past
ten A. VI. Rev. G.. W. Chaiiant will de.
liver the sermon.
h.. -, 1...l. 4. l..
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MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS A quo
rum Of the Directors of the West Vir-
ginia Hospital for the Insane met at the
St. James Hotel last night, and after
consultation the meeting was adjourned
until tomorrow night. to await the ar
rival Of W. u. Bennett, Esq. member
of the Board, who will bring with him
an accurate account of the loss sustained
by the tire, and the amount necessary to
place the institution IN proprr fix for the
winter.
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NAIL CITY BOAT CLUE BALL.-The
fourth annual ball Of the Nail City boat
club was held at Turner Hall last hight
The attendance was very large and select
and the arrangements SO complete that
the affair was pleasant and enjoyable to
the highest degree. Billy Mayors quad.
rifle band furnished the music, which is
sufficient t. know that it Is good The
committee Of arrangements, consisting Of
MeSsrs. Ed. Knowles James Peters. John
Hague, Charles Rust, Jr, and Charles
Helmbright, may congratulate themselves
on the success of the ball.
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Police CouRr-Juaqe OranMler.

Police CoURT-JHdge CTGnnser.
The following cases were disposed OF
at the Police Court Yesterday morning;
Behold the noble army OF bummers!
Jimmy johnson No. /, Booze Leisure,
Stee. Miller and William Kelly, for
lounging in the Second Ward Market
House, were fined twenty dollars and
costs each. They were committed to the
workhousc for thirty days.
Andrew Holme., charged with disorder.
" conduct. was lined twenty dollars and
costs. In default of payment, ho was
committed for thirty days.
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The gentlemen who write headlines
for the whisky-trlal reports, having ex-
hausted the English language in their
search tor synonyms for Crooked Wits
ky had better turn their warping stten-
ton TO Others. How would 'krumm
trinken" or Der Berbrcches Schnspps'
do. to begin with?
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To THE ladies Of Wheeling: We have
just received and are receiving daily q
fine line Of Cameo Corral, and other
styles Of Earrings and Bresstpins, also
Diamond. Cameo and Amcthist rings,
which We will sell lower than any other
house in Wheeling at 1904 Market
street. Wheeling.
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Cor. Main and Goth streets.

DERoY " WELLER 1904 Market
street, will advance monoy on Watches,
Jewclry, Diamonds, Guns, Pistols, and
anything else of value. Unrcdccmed
goods of all kinds for sale.
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MAY every patron Of the REGISTER
have = well Drowned turkey upon his table
today, with oyster dressing and cram
berry sauce, and for desert mince pie and
apple dumplins. And above all may he
have u stomach to digest IT,
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- . -

ONE LIVE SroT.-The heavy rcduc-
ton of per cent in my entire stock Of
dry goods ana carpets Is now being rea.
lized. Call and see the bargains, rs /
am compelled to reduce my stock
j. W. FEEREL.
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II you want to purchase your wife or
lady friend fine set of Jewelry or fine
Gold Watch and Chain for present, go
to 1904 Market street.
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THANKSGIVING AMONG THE LETTER
letter carriers will make
but one delivery to-day. and that IN the
The will also make out one
collection, arriving with il at the post
office about 10 An.
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j. W. FERREL's heavy reductions IN
the price Of Dry Goods and Carpets Is
making things lively sure at the corner
of Main and 10Th streets.
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EVERYBODY wants to eat Thanks
giving turkey Blu! it is not everybody
who has been able to get turkey, for
the supply has not been found equal to
thcdemand. To all such disappointed
souls Martin oilers relief. He will have
lots Of turkey, and plenty of other things
besides, at his Capital Restaurant, llj5
MARKET street Come one and ALL says
Martin, eat. drink water and be salts
fled.
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For Mems fine hand stitched custom
made Shoes, go to l.. V. Blends, 1875
Main street
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MATINEE To-DAY.-Special attention
: called TO the matinee at the Hamilton
Opera House this afternoon at , o'clock.
Go. if you are fond OF fun and want to
have real good Thanksgiving laugh
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For Pains, Bruises, rheumatism, Ncu-
ralgia, &c, use ".NcCabc, krGft q Cos.
Improved Ncrrc amt Bone LiHm,t.'
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GENTS Undertaking and drawers
sixty cents set, excellent quality, at
EMsHEIMER Bros.
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For Colds, Hoarsness, Whooping Cough,
etc, Reeds Cough Syrup is the best r e.
medy YOU can use.
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Mr.. SPEAKER Had he used "ReedS
Cough Syrup" he would have been heard
and had the floor.
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GET your Thanksgiving oysters at
Geo. bursts, No. lllS Market street.
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X Of 7. BALL.-We would advise ali
OF our readers who are fortu-
nate enough to have obtained invitations
to the above affair to be sure to be on
hand as IN enjoyable time Is anticipated.
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STEREscoPEs with half dozen views
for 81 90, ut Halls Gallery lib Main
street.
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Index TO New Advertisements.
ASK yOur Grocer for the
Diamond Brand Oysters.
TRUSCalELL " OStlE,
Agents,
No 1880 Mark ct street.


Clean Tea-N. b Hall II Son
Egg Nos-Tidal Wave Saloon Head
of Local.
Flower Williams Bros
Lost-Cloak
Elm Grove Lots for Sale.
Stcreo,copes +. l.. Nicoll.
Library Tables-G Mendcl, Booth X
Co.
Thanksgiving Ball Head Of Local. ]
Diamond Oysters Head Of Local. J
Oyster Lunrh-L. HeIlcr's Sal ,on.
y Good DInner-Mrs Haggerty.
Trustees Sale
Important for Evcrybody-CAarles
L. Bchlcrs
hamilton Opera Horseback and
Jill.
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Fox Blankets and Flannels call at j.
W. Fcrrel's, corner of Main and 10th
streets,
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a GOOD Political JOKE.--Wc heard
u joke last night on prominent candi-
date for United States Senator which
perhaps should not be told, but is still too
good to keep. At the house Of Il highly
respectable and prominent gentleman.
who resides not Il hundred miles away
from Eott street, select party was
expcctc Ito assemble. Early in the even
ing, before the majority Of the guests
mad arrived, the candidate in question
was reclining upon sofa in the hospit-
able mansion of the host of the evening.
While so reclining, member of the
House OF Delegates, whose term expires
before the next election of United States
Senator, came in. The gentleman seeing
him, merely opened his eyes and languid
ly remarked, allow are you, Sam?'
But hardly had the words been uttered
when in came State Senator, whose
term does not expire, but who will have
u vote to bestow The great man had
no sooner made his appearance, than the
aspirant for senatorial honors was in
stantly galvanized into life, and spring
ing up with all the vigor Of youth, grasp
ed the hand Of the newly arrived guest
and exclaimed, Why how
do you 60 Senator D.,
l am delighted to see you" The first
gentleman was strongly inclined to feel
sighted at his cool reception, but seeing
the situation, he merely remarked,
well, that shows the difference between
n man who has vote and one who has
not" We iorbear to mention names,
but the story will be recognized by
several OF our readers this morning.
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RIVER NEWS

The marks at the landing last evening
showed feet in the channel, and rising.
From reports from the MonoI gahcla,
river men expect towDoat rise.
The Carrie Brooks from Pittsburgh IN
route for GAINESVILLE, passed down at :
4. NJ. yesterday.
The Market Boy departed for Pitts
burgh yesterday morning at 8 O'Clock.
The Express left for Parkcrsburg at
noon Yesterday.
The Granite State from Portsmouth for
Pittsburgh passed up last night
/ The Courier will be the Parkersburg
boat at the usual hour this morning.
The Emma Graham from Pittsburgh
for Cincinnati, was due last night.
The Hudson will arrive from Cincin-
natl Friday afternoon.
The New STEAMBOAT LAw.-Should
the new law pass Congress, the following
are the duties of the inspectors, begin
ming with Supervising Inspector: From
and after the passage OF the law, no man
shall hold the Office Of Supervising In
spcctor of steam vessels, unless he has been
either a captain mate, engineer or pilot
pilot in one of the trades he is called to
preside over, and shall have served for
II, least five years in one or more OF the
above named capacities, and shall have
4 h.. "a OF In
for those holding such licenses; and the
incumbent shall hold the office under the
same tenor that the Judges of the United
States Courts do, and shall only he re-
moved by impeachment and inCapacity
mal-admiuistration or corruption in
office
LOCAL INSPECTORS or HULT.s.
The Local Inspectors OF Huls shall
have served either as a captain, mate or
pilot for at least five years, and shall
have undergone the examination pre-
scribcd for those holding such licenses,
and shall be familiar with all the local
rules OF the trades he is called to preside
over and shall mold his office under the
same tenor rs prescribed for the Super
yising Inspector.
LOCAL INSPECTOR OF BOILERS.
The Local Inspector of Boilers and
Machinery shall have served as first
class engineer for at least five years, and
shall have passed the examination pre-
,cribcd for those holding shch Licenses,
and shall be familiar with all the laws
relating t. steam navigation, and the To-
cal rules pertaining to the trades he is
called upon to preside over and shall
hold office under the same tenor as the
other inspectors.
By Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, November 24-River
feet inches and rising. Weather clear
and cool. Depurtcd-Emma Graham,
Cincinnati.
CiNQNNArI, November y The river
has been rising rapidly for the past u
hours. There is now l. feet | inch, and
rising at the rate of one inch per hour.
Weather clear and cool. Arrived
Shippers own, Evausyillei J. w. Gar
rett, Wheeling; Robert Mitchell New
Orleans; Nashville Tennessee river De.
par.cd-Shipper> Owo, Evansville; j. -.
Parker. Memphis
ST. LOUIS November 2l.-Arrived-
Tidal Wave, 81. Paul; Boyd. Peoria;
Dolphin, upper river; Grand Tower,
Memphis; Grand Duke New Orleans.
UrpartcI F. Tale and Grand
Luke, New Orleans; Grand Tower. Mem
phis; Boyd and Lee, Peoria; Matte Bill
Arrow. and Aft Stevens, Memphis
River fallen inches. Weather clear
and pleasant.
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Roberts PANTOMIME-JACK AND
JILL-The performance OF Nick Ro-
bert's Pautomme Troupe at the Ilamil-
ton Opera House last night was II grand
success, and We doubt whether Wheel
ing audience ever enjoyed hearucr
laughs, and more Of them in the same
time than they did on this occasion
The laughing not only made one grow
fat, but put into play II good appetite
for the Thanksgiving turkey to-day. The
performance Of Harry Jcc, the clown
was superior. Miss Annie Fox present.
ed a budget Of scrio-comic songs
that were fine. The musical
performance OF the ccle-
brated Jce brothers on the Scotch slate
slabs WAS highly applauded, while the
execution OF O'Reardcn on glass tum-
bers. and his wonderful water flute was
highly entertaining. The whole affair
was mrth-provoking, and the average
legislator was induced to lay aside the
sober solemn thought of Impeachment,
and enjoy for season, the comic per
Torrance of this company
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Biscuits as light as feather, and
sweet ~ nut, are made with NcCa5e,
Ergft s. Cus Enterprise BrlHg Po,ricr.
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HAVE you seen the &1lc Black Mohair
Lustcr at Emshcimer's? 1t is the best
for the money in the city.
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The August Rolf Boat Club content
plate giving an exhibition and ball on
the thproNim".
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Fox your Holiday Present, 20 TO
DeRoy " Weller, 1904 Market street,
where you can buy at your own price,
fine Watches and Jewelry of all kinds.
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PUBLIC Speaker. and Singers-"Rccfs
cough Syrup will make your voice
moo tn and clear.
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SECOND HAND Pianos AND ORGANs.-
Schumacher piano, 7octaye $3.50
| Knabe Il Ghale piano l75
l Nuns * Clark piano 80
| Blume piano, . Octavcs %
l Emerson piano, octaves 300
Hayes Il Ryderpi octaves $50
Schiedmeyer piano, I octaves 225
l Taylor u Farley organ, & stops 100
l American organ 40
5 octave melodeon 10
The above instruments for sale or rent
on easy payments.
ADAMS Il LUCAS,
l227 Market st
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Too THIN or ut won't wash is
gu; of date; the proper method Of cX-
pressing dissent being 10 remark: That
won't 90 round
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GET your Thanksgiving oysters at
Geo bursts. No. lib Market street.
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ALBUMS. Moulding, Francs, sc, whole
sale and retail at lll5 Main street.
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You cant have nice "Buckwheat
Cakes without using "McCaje, KRAFT y
Cos. Enterprise Baking Potcdcr."
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~ the attaches OF this establishment
are all Christians, and DESTROYS Of giving
thanks for the manifold blessings % be-
slowed upon them during the past year,
the REGISTER will not be Issued to.mor-
row morning.
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BABIES Pictures speciality at Halls
Gallery, lib Main street.
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SUGARS.
ROASTED COFFEE.

TNHE POPULARITY OF OUR ROASTED
L Coffee is rapidly increasing. II may
now be had In all the first class grocery
steers which heretofore used Arbuck les.
BE sure TO inquire for and get
TlNGLE & ISHAM'S
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GET your Thanksgiving oysters s.,
Geo. Dursts, No. lib Market street
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CARROLL & BRO,
LIFE SIZE FIGURES,
MATTHEW McNABB,
DEALER IN
GROVE COAL,
NO."2&O7 MAIN STREET.

All orders left at my residence, as
above. for Clean or mixed Coal, or with
Smith 4 Wood, No, 1927 Market street,
or with Reed, Kraft " Co., No. 200
Main street, will bepromply attended to.
oct27Sb
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\ YOUNG man with an ulster overcoat
81 pair Of Eyeglasses and It sral-skin cap
i, an object worth looking at.
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THE fourth invoice just received by
express of those nice Box.toed Button
Boots FOR ladies misses and children, at
V BLoND's.
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ALI this talk about war with Spain,
has ended in nothing but some--still it is
certain Grant is partial to an Havana.
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Tux women of Strubcnvillc run to
fires to see what kind of those" the en-
CINE, Use. They are not striped.
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THE inmates OF the Childrcn's Home
Will havc.a Thanksgiving dinner ofhugc
proportions to-day.
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with Almost Magical speed,

And gives perfect shape and finish ..aU
garments. II VIII knit a par OF >u.h, 100
iiftccn minutes. Every mHn. 90, N t..
KNNTED perfect, and 10 do Iu,. what r.I.
resented. A complete instruction '"""
accompanies each machine.
No. / Family Machine I cylinder
needles, 80: 40. 3 Family Ma hIur, > cl
iudcrS. - and lUUurcdl'>, %.
\ sample machine Will b" sent L" any
part of the United states or Canada lWh..
we have no agent. express charges p...
paid, ON receipt of the price.
Agents wanted I'm every state, tuUl'E
City and Town, - whom very liberal d..
counts will be- made.
Address. BlCkTuEp KNITTING MNUW> .
MFG Co.,, Sole Manufacturers, BnIIi"
bOrO, VI. uug.,.I
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The Manncrchor and Germana sing
ing societies gave concerts and balls last
night.
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,',,';I.as nao.o H., r..r ond
Lii
DINA, We smell the ,ninoc,mcat.
,l,..,ro., .,r 5r;vor.. mas.
observation-disclosures,
SUNDAY hours VIII De- observed 1T the
ALL the the banks Will be closed To-
dHy.
The Court. have All ADJOURNED uhtli
Friday.
THE postoniee Will be omen from 7.3o
to 10 a. NJ. this morning.
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49,
80,
"
TmE last gobbl" OF tn" g"hbIer Is heard