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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-12-24
APPROXIMATIONS.

\ mammoth cigar, at least three feet
ong manufactured by Mr.. Ii. l.. Loos
1t his factory on Twelfth street, WAS on
Yesterday morning presented to the
delegate from Lincoln with due ceremo-
nv. Hon. w. NJ. Welch, of Mineral
having been selected to deliver the pre-
sentation address, III al eloquent little
speech, on behalf of the people OF
Wheeling presented the cigar to Mr..
Vaughn as a testimonial of their appre-
citation Of his many virtues and distin-
guishcd services to the State in the Ca
pacity of u legislator.
Mr.. Vaughn responded in tender and
feeling manner, rs he accepted the gift
coming from an enlightened public and
appreciatlve constituency. Hewas over
come by their kindness, and his heart
was too full to give utterance to proper
expression of thanks. This was his first
appearance in public life. Hitherto he
had been content to pass his life among
the shady bowers and by the ripping
streams of his native Lincoln. His life
had been peaceful and happy. Not a
cloud had Swallowed the sunshine of his
existence. Notwithstanding the geEtle
dealing of Time with him, Il few "silver
threads amongst the gold were
beginning to frost his head before
his people had called him from happy
retirement to engage in the tcmpcstuous
scenes of public life. The career of a
legislator was dangerous one-tempta-
tions brset him on every hand, aud 1t
was the rarest exception for one to come
out of the cesspool Of modern politics
with clean garments;-yct he congratu-
lated himself that be had been able to
resist all those evils and temptations
which are calculated to lure the vlrtuous
from the paths of rectitudc and proprle-
tv. He could not find words to express
his admiration of the people of Wheel
ing. He had been educated to Look upon
them as "A band OF RINGERS and CHECKERS,
whose only ambition was to rob the Third
District; but on the contrary be found
hem high-toned set of people. They
had lavished their kindness upon him.
He had eaten more, drunk more, and worn
more store clothes since he had been here
than ever before in his life. 1t was not
often Lincoln county man could afford
two shirts, but he was now able to wear
two IN one week. II was not often that
a Lincoln ceuntv man would wear any
thing else than coon-skin cap, but now
he could wear plug hat-all the result
of being brought in contact with the
civilization of the heightened gentlemen
of Wheeling He was now about to
leave them, and perhaps forever, for the
was that, with many of his
fellow.members, the places which knew
them now would know them no more
forever This concluding remark of Mr.,
Vaughn started an involuntary tear in
the eyes OF some of the delegates who
were listening to the grafton. West
Virginia has only one Vaughn, and he
has cone.
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Ever since the opening of the toy ez-
hibition, the large Assembly Hail has
been crowded and we are glad that Mr.
Neuhausen's enterprise proved to be
success. We visited the Bazaar last
night and have to mention that We had
hard work to get into the store. Two
policemen were kept busy preserving
order among II large number of people
looking at Mr.. Neuhausen's toys IN the
window, especially at the patent rope
walker, which is the best toy We ever
saw. We were liking to Il number OF
buyers and the general opinion is that
Mr.. Neuhausen has put II better class Of
mixed candy and sugar toys in the mar
ket, and has Il larger variety Of Christ
mas presents than was ever kept before
in this city. Mr. Neuhausen informed
Us that he would receive to-day four
more cases of better class toys from $500
to so apiece, which will be interesting to
look at TOR old and young folks.
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FINE RESULTs-For some time past
the teachers and scholars of the English
Lutheran Sunday School, have been pre-
pairing Tor their thirteenth anniversary
which is to take place on Monday night
December 27th, at the Opera House. The
results of this preparation are manifest
in the remarkable precision with which
the children sing, and the beautiful man
ner in which they recite the several parts
assigned them. No doubt, as it has been
on every former occasion, the demand for
seats will fully equal the supply. AT the
request of number of persons the dress
circle will be reserved, and those seats
will be sold by Adams Il Lucas, COM
mencing this morning at 10 o'clock.
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THE HUNTINGTOS BANK ROB.
BERS.
one orThcm. Now i'm the Pcnitch-
tiary. Makes II Confession Concern
Ing The Robbery.

The circumstances attending the Hunt
lngton, West Virginia, bank robbery are
doubtless still fresh IN the minds of the
readers OF the REGISTER 1t will be re-
membered that some time after TIE kiIl.
ing OF Mechanics near line HILL N.Y.
another of the four robbers was captured
in fentress county, Tennessee. Thence
he was taken TO Huntington, where he
WAS tried short time ago, and sentenced
to long term in the Moundsyi'Ie PEN
iten:iary, where he now Is. The prs
oner, who gives MS maine is "eoO'
which is not considered his proper
name, has made a confession concerning
he robbery, not mentioning, however,
the names of the two robbers yet at
liberty. The confession is furnished the
Huntington Adrcrti<er. He says the
party composed of himself, Mcdaniel,
who WAS killed, and two others, was
formed to attack train on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad; they went to the rail
road, but concluded it would not
pay. They then went to Wheeling, but
thought while they could rob the banks
easy enough, that it would be very hard
70 oct away. they then went to Grafton
t,,,. ,,,o.o .tou.Lt
"''' "'''' 'S'''"7 '"' ''''',
there was not money enough To make II
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TOYS AND BASKETS Another holiday
season has arrived and still We find the
familiar name of Anthony GollEer, the
well known toy and basket dealer, offer
ing his large stock Of goods to'the trade
Mr.. Gollner is established at the corner
of Market ami Eleventh streets, No.
100, and has varied description Of
toys Of every kind, and large
stock OF baskets Of every variety. We
commend Mr. Gol.ncr to those in search
of holiday presents, and feel assured he
can supply all their wants IN that line
Remember the place, No hoo, corner Of
Market and Eleventh streets.
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The children at the Home will be-
treated to special Christmas dinner to-
morrow. and will be made just rs happy
AS the managers and matron can make
them. Let our citizens generally re-
member the institutions of bcnevolcnce
in our midst, and they will find their
own joy greatly enhanced by making
happy the children who have seen but
little of the light side of life, until taken
under the sheltering care of the Home.
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HOLIDAY GRoCERIEs.-R J. Smyth,
the famous grocer. has just received II
large invoice. Of choice and fancy gro
cerics, expressly for the holiday trade,
such as mince meat, jcllics, layer rasins,
extra large, dried currants, pruncs, Still
ton and English pine apple cheese,
Japan, Gunpowder, Oolong, Young Hy-
son. and other choice brands
of teas, Mocha and Java Cot
fees Of fresh importation, and
variety OF other tooth.ome articles
which We have not space to enumcrate.
Smyth sells at close margin, while his
stock is unsurpassed in quality and guam
tity.
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CHRsTMAs-Eyerybo body likes oysters
III season, and there is no season in the
whole year in which they are SO delicious
as just now, when tho cold weather keeps
them fresh and of delightful flavor. Now
there is one place in Wheeling which rs
celebrated for serving up the bivaIves in
a manner equal to the restaurants of New
York, Baltimore, or anywhere else, "A
place for ep cures to indulge their tastes
to their utmost satisfaction. That place
is Martin Thornton's Capital Restaurant,
ll5j Market street. One call on aim
always insures another.
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GIVE notice to my customers OF Il
Cheap Counter erected in nay store, where
will be found alpacas mt l2c, dclaincs at
l2!c, wool plaids at l2c, grenadines at
So. and one thousand other articles which
we can't numcrate, equally cheap, to re-
duce stock Come and get them, as |
must sell them j. w. FEREEL.
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AMUsEMENTS To-NIGnT.-The young
men will give ball this eve Mt Wies"l
Institute. Kramer's band will furnish
the music.
There will be mask ball this eve ut
Stuebcnrauch's Hall.
Black Prince Lodge X. Of p, will
give their third annual social this even
ing, at their lodge room, corner Chapline
and Goth streets. J. j. Birchs band will
furnish the music.
The G. P. Brown boat club will give
their second annual bail at Turner Hall
Christmas eve. Billy Mayer will furnish
the music.
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THE COURTS.

COUNTY CeURT.-,J,tdge Cochran.
The Court met at the usual hour yes
terday morning,
In the case of John Erwin W.. w. B.
Curtis, Judgment was rendered for the
plaintiff for $2l5.
The court adjourned uutil this morning
NJ 10 o'clock.
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NFokTuNATE ACCIDENT, Master
Schcli, boy living near the rock quarry,
IN the ncighborhood Of the city Work
house, was struck on the head by trag-
ment of stone thrown by the blast. The
injury was not, however, Of serious
nature
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PERSoNAL.-John +. kenna WAS the
lucky holder of the ticket that drew the
line cooking stove that was rallied oil
ut the orphans fair Wednesday evening.
DR.. lluhhen lett last evening on visit
to friends in Martinsburg.
The Misses Bennett left for Weston
last evening. The host of friends they
made during their visit here will sadly
miss them.
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SECOND HAND PIANOS AND ORGANS
l Schumacher piano, 7octayc $50
/ Knabc " GhaIc piano l75
l Nuns " Clark piano 80
l Blume piano, octuvcs 90
! Emerson piano, I octavcs 300
/ Hayes " Rydcrpiauo, octavcs $50
l Schiedmeyer piano, octayes 225
Taylor IL Farley organ, stops 100
l American organ ~
) octave melodeOn 90
The above instruments for sale or rent
on easy payments.
ADAMS & Lucas,
l227 Market 81
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THE Sunday School children OF the
Disciple, Church will hold q grand en-
tcrtainmcnt at their church on Saturday
evening, December 18th, for the benefit
of their sunday School The pubic are
most cordially invited to attend to assist
them in their efforts
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at tho landing last evening
indicated 10 feet inches in the channel
and rising.
The Salt Valley passed ap late
Wednesday night.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
Yesterday at noon with big trip.
The Market Boy arrived from Pitts
burgh and is laid up at the wharf on &C
count of ice. She will leave for Pitts
burgh Monday morning.
The Express will leave for ParNers-
burg at noon to-day.
The Hudson is due from Cincinnati
this afternoon.
The west Wheeling ferry boat went
up to Welsburg Wednesday night and
returned yesterday morning.
The towboat Tom Dotsworth passed
up Yesterday morning.
The Emma Graham will make few
trips in the Parkersburg and Gallipoice
trade, while the regular packet is being
repaired.
The Star OF the West had to lay up
yesterday, on account of the ice,
The Abner O'Neal arrived and depart
ed for S.eubenvlle on time
The James Rees will not resume her
trips in the Suntsh trade until Monday.
The Tom Recs Is having her boilers
patched at Steubenvile.
The Iron Valley put off SO barrels Of
oil at the Jefferson Iron works landing
at Steubenville, Wednesday night, and
the sudden rise washed them away.
They are scattered between here and
Steubcnvile.
We suggest to the city authorities to
have one of the steam engines sent down
to the wharf and was oil the cobble stones
on the upper part Of the landing, which
are covered with about three inches of
mud
BY Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, December 23.-Riyer IL
feet inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and mild.
C1xcGNNArI December 23.-Riyer 10
feet 10 inches ard falling Weather
cloudy and mild. Arrivcd-Andcs,
Wheeling.
CAIRO, December % Arrived
Eawn and Lewis, Memphis; Colorado,
VIcksburg. River l3 feet inches and
falling. Rained all afternoon, with Il
heavy; thermometer 60.
ST. LOUIS, December 23--Arrived-
City OF Pomcroy, New Orleans; Morton,
Pittsburgh; Raven, Cairo: Fanny
Stereas, Illinois river. Departed
Raven, Cairo. River failed 3 inches,
Weather warm. Rain this afternoon
and to-right.
EVANSVILLE, December 23-lt has
rained steadily since nooni weather very
foggy and black greatly impeding navi-
gatiou; mercury 80 to CO.. River II
feet inches and falling. Port List
Up-Pat Cleburne, George Roberts, Ar
kansas Belle. Down-Eyausville, Grey
Eagle. Business good. The George
Lisle grounded two bargcs at Crutch.
fields, and has gone on with the balance.
LOUISVILLE, December 23.-Wcather
warm and cloudy with ram. Arrived
Minneola and Glasgow, Cincinnatii Ash
land, Pittsburgh; Etna, Pomeroy. De
parted-Minneola, Memphis; Glasgow,
Evansville; Ashland, New Orleans;
Etna Pomcry River falling with e feet
Q inches in the canal, 4 feet inches on
the falls.
MEMPHIS, December 23.-Riycr has
fallen l foot Warm and raining. y
heavy fog has prevailed all day. De.
parted Mary Houston, New Orleans
Fort Gibson, Arkansas river.
NASHVILLE, December 23.-River fall
ing. Arrived Livingston, Evansville;
Clccs, upper Cumberland No dcpar-
lures.
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nrrIcE PEAHnnY INsrRANcE a.. D

Wheeling, ". Va, April 2, 80.
NHE CHARTER OF THE FIRE AND
| Marine Insurance Company of Wheel
ing, expired April !, 1873, and its uneNpir-
ed fire business has been rcinSured by the
Peabody Insurance Company OF Wheel
ing, W. Va, rs shown by the Resolution
ana certificate annexed hereto. All claims
for loss or damage that may occur after II
o'clock NJ, April ], 1873, under any fire
policy issued by the Fire and Marin, In
surancc Company, and in force, viii. be
adjusted and settled by the Peabody In
surance Cor uany.
j. V. l.. RODGERS,
&4pT.fur.r
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MONEY! MONEY! MoSEYl-It YOU
need money, ana cannot procure it else
where, go to DcRoy " Weller, 1904 Mar
kct street where they Will loan you
money on gold and silver watches, dia-
nonds, and jewclry of all kinds, guns,
pistols, clothing, or anything else Of
yahle
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Srop at the Continental Hotel, Fair
mont, West Virginia. Accommodations
first class in every respect Sample rooms
on first floor. No charge for handling
baggage Free hacks to and nom all
trains. New hack line leaves for Nor
gsntown every day. Terms moderate.
+. w. SHURTLEFF, Proprietor.
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CHANGE or LoCATIoN.-My friends
and patrons are hereby notified that
have changed my place of business, the
Office Saloon, from Washington Hall to
No. 1881 Market street, opposite the
postottice, where l will be glad to wei
come all corners. | will serve a free
ovstor lunch from 10 to twelve morning
and evening, to-day. +. {. NAAs.
OYSTERS in every style.
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MATTHEW McNABB,
DEALER N
ELM GROVE COAL,
NO. 23O7 MAIN STREET.

All orders left at my residence, rs
above, for Clean or mixed Coal, or with
Smith X Wood, No. 1927 Market street,
or with Reed, Kraft X Co., No. 300
Main street, will be promptly attended to.
oct27sb
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MUNICIPAL COURT-Wdgc

MUNIcIPAL CoURT-Judgc Cramn,cr.
This Court met at 10! o'clock yester-
day morning.
On motion of the counsel for the plain
TIT in the case of Kate A. Arthur vs.. the
.Etna Life Insurance Company, Il
special plea was filed.
The case Of L. 5. Wells " Co, VS.
William Dillon, was argued and submit
ted
In the case Of List, Davenport u Co,
vs.. Goethe Bros. Thomas Stuff filed his
petition to the claim of Goethe Bros,
attached in the hands Of Schenk IL
Zoecl,ler for $500 by List Davenport "
Co.
The Court adjourned until Monday
morning ut l04 o'clock.
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Index to New Advertisements.

Christmas Goods. Frlcdcl " Co.
Beautiful Assortment-J.W W. HeIskeli
: Local Page
Great BarsuIns-Turncr " Dillon
Local Page.
Holiday Peesents-llehrank " Bro
Local Page.
Diamonds and Christmas Presents
Hcnncgen, Bates " Co.
Holiday Announcement-C. Z Brown.
For Steamer Hudson.
TO Smokers-Hugo l.. Loos.
Graphoscopcs -McLure House Art
Store.
Cheap Oysters-OPposite McLure
House.
Change of Location-Ofice Saloon.
Iuvitation-A W. PAUL X Bro.
Finest Stock-Turner u Dillon.
To Young Mem. l.. Hobbs, Son X
Co.
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WE are requested to say that the John
Henry mentioned in our court proceed
ings yesterday morning, is not the John
Kenny that works ut the Top Mill.
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If YOU desire nice Holiday Present,
call at Sheib's Music Store and purchase
one Of the celebrated "Gco. Wood T. Co.
Orydus,' which for beautiful tone and
fine workmanship are unsurpassed.
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PoULTRY FOR THE HOLIDAYs.-AIl
who wish to purchase Turkeys, Chickens,
Geese or Ducks for the holidays should
call at the,,otial stand, No. 1912 Main
street MATHEW AL.LMYER.
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NOTARY PUnLIc.-The Governor APP
pointed Baldwin l.. Hoge, notary pub.
lie for the county of Summers, residence
Hinton
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Germania Life ms. Co, Of N, Y,

MR.. G. f. STIFEL HAVING RET IRE ID
vi from the Agency Of this Company,
we beg To inform our assured and the pub
lie that We have appointed DR.. X. Blum As
Agent, and have conferred upon him full
power 10 act as such from December |. 1870,
RICHARD Il POTr,
nOy6 General Agents.
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The biggest thing on ice, those large
fat and fine oysters at j. p. TruschelIs
confectionery, 1880 Market street,
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NEUHAUsEN's Confectionery has hard
work to meet the demand for mixed
candy, which he calls his speciality.
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Now that the Legislature has adjourn
ed, the saloons intend to quit keeping
buttermilk.
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POLICE CoURT-Judge Craamer.
There were three cases on the docket
of the Police Court, yesterday morning.
Fred Davis, colored youth, aud the
worst boy in the State, had two charges
OF disorderly conduct preferred against
him. He was fined twenty dollars and
costs in each case, and in default of pay
mcnt, was committed to the work house
for fifty days.
Charles Boggs, colored, was assessed
two dollars and costs for disorderly con-
duet. Being out of money, he was given
ticket of admission to the work house
forJiive days.
Peter l.. Metz, charged with drunk
enness, was fined two dollars and costs,
but execution was suspended on condi-
ton he would leave the city.
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GRAND lodies' matinee at the Opera
House Christmas afternoon att o'clock.
Admission % and 50 cents.
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INSURANCE.
II It NJ q
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
or WHEELING.
CAPITAL, 100000
DIRECTORS:

DIRECTORS:
WIN. Il. SIMPSON, WIN. G.. HAEDLAE,
JNo. X. BOTsFOKD, J. X. MCCORrNEY,
JOiIN l.. HOBBS, 4. Z. BROWN,
TINHIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN Sue
L ccsSful operation six years continues
to insure against loss or damage by Dire on
Buildings OF all kinds, Manufacturing Is
adjustments, Household Furniture and
Personal Property generally, HullSand car
goes on the western watcrS,On rs iaN DfabIc
terms as other sound institutions.
WIN. Il. SIMPSON, ItCStdcN.
J. X. MILLER, Secretary,
OSCAR SANDROCH, agent and y ltctt0r.
iauM
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USEFUL HOLIDAY Presents La
dies, Misses and Childs' warm Lined
Cloth Shoes, Mems Cloth Boots and
Slippers, Buffalo and Sheep-lined Boots,
suitable for Holiday presents, just re-
ccIvcd At Carnshan x Co.'S, 2lO3 Main
street
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WE make speciality Of Lake George
diamonds, solid gold settings, Mt 1904
Market street.
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J. W. FEREEL's heavy reductions N
the price of Dry Goods and Carpets is
making things lively sure at the corner
of Main and 10Th streets.
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OYSTERS served in every style ut Mrs.
Iicgenicldcrs.
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CONE on with your orders for Ice
Cream, Fruit Cake and those fancy Bas-
kcts filled with Malaga and Madeira
Grapes. \. Neuhauscn is ready for YOU.
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CALL on II. a. Albright, No. 1907
Chapline street, for the inodorous Stove
Ware, Fine Tcapots, Cuspadors, Casters,
and good many ether articles suitable
for a Christmas gilt.
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To-NIGHT, Christmas afternoon andl
Christmas night the last performances
of 81 Slocum. Admission to matinee %
and 30 cents.
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DoN'T forget that the finest Candies,
Candy Toys, Nuts, Fruits. &c, may be
found ut j. =. TRUsCHELL's,
1890 Market street
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FlNE side lace Shoes for Ladies just re-
cciyed at +. V. BLoSDS,
1885 Main street.
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Fox Blankets and Flanncls call at j
w. Fcrrcl's, corner of Main and 10th
streets,
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j. W. FERREL Is cleaning out his
stock Of Dry Goods and Carpets Jelo"
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REMEMBER the Christmas matinee at
the Opera House at 2 o'clock. Admis-
sion - aud SOC
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Tue Municipal Court adjourned unit
Monday morning.
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TIE IIcgne- Boat Club will give their
fourth annual ball at Turner Hall on
Christmas day, commencing at o'clock
in the afternoon and ending al twelve
o'clock at night.
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To be found at Truschell's confection.
AIRY the finest Oranges, Lemons, Malaga
Grapes, Nuts, Raisins. &c.
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FINE French Candies, Common Can
dies aid Sugar Toys in great variety at
Mrs. XEIGENFELDEK
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ONLY one more day Of expectation and
waiting, little ones.