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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-02
River News.

The marks at the wharf last evening
indicated feet, and falling.
The Express left for Parkersburg at
1880 A. M. i,
The steamers FISHER and Monitor, and
their barges, came near colliding near the
Water Works yesterday, the heavy wind
driving them toward the shore.
The Hudson will leave for Cincinnati
this afternoon.
p. The Ragon will be the Petersburg
boat this morning.
The steamers Carrie Brooks and Salt
Valley are due tonight, en- route to Pitts.
burgh. .g.l.rG
The steamers FISHER and ReSolute
passed up yesterday with empty tows OF
barges.
The Monitor arrived from Pittsburgh
with barge Of oil, two barges Of coal
and the barge Black Horse loaded with
freight.
Capt. VIM. Abrams is. temporarily in
command Of the Granite State, in place OF
Capt. Kerr, who has been unwell for a
couple Of weeks past.
The Exchange has abandoned her trip
10 Pittsburgh for the present, and left
Cincinnati for Pomeroy on Tuesday.
Capt. Dan. Moore, late Of the Arling.
ton, will command Capt. Phil. Anschutz's
new steamer Calumet. Ed. AnschutE
will be clerk. -a
ny Telegraph
PtrTsDuaH, December 1.-Rlver 4 feet
7lnches and falling slowly. Weather
cloudy and cold.
q EVANSVILLE, December 1.-Weather
clear this evening. Mercury lS' above
zero. River Effect and falling. Down
B. II. Cook, Tarascon. Up--Maggie
Smith, Idlewild. Business very dull.
C1sc1NNATI, December 1.-Riyer Is
feet 10 inches and falling. Arrived-Em-
ma Graham, Pittsburgh; Parker, Nom.
phis. Departed-Andes, Wheeling. Up
Ed. Hobbs, from st. Louis to Wheeling.
Weather cold and showing. gEsat
LOUISVILLE, December 1.-Weather
clear and very cold. River falling; Z
feet s inches in the canal.
CAIRO, December 1.-Arriyed-Alice,
from New Orleans: Norton and Colorado,
from ST. Louis. River u feet and rising.
Weather clear; mercury 200. rnsl
MEMPHIS, December River rose 2
inches and now stands 8 feet inches.
Weather the coolest day Of the season.
Mercury 500. Arrived-Shinkle, from
Cincinnati. Departed-Tower, for Vicks.
burg; vicksburg, for St. Louis.
LITTLE Rock, December 1.-Weather
clear and cold. River 90 fee. by the
gauge and falling.
ST.. LOUIS, December 1.-Arriyed-
Storm, from the Ohio river; Golden
Eagle, from Keokuk; Grand Lake, from
New Orleans. Departed-scudder, Utah
and Leopard aud barges, for New Or
leads Belle Of Memphis, for Memphis.
River fallen II inches aud full Of heavy
ice. Weather very cold; mercury stood
at zero at daylight, and Is now about 16'
above.
NEW ORLEANS, December 1.-Arriyed
Susie Silver, 81. Louis. Departed
Cherokee, Ohio rive. Weather clear;
coldes. / day Of the season; mercury SO'
o42'. gftl 7. = n s..fF
vloKsBuRo. December l. Weather
fair. Up-lllinois and John Howard.
None down.
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JoHxsY LA1so's HoHEYMooS. John
Laing, or Johnny, the barber" az he is
familiarly known at the "laya beds" was
married on Thanksgiving Day to one
Mollie Boyd. When this became known at
the "laya beds" Mrs. Kate Mooney essayed
forth ii search Of the bridegroom whom
she declared had forever ruined her hap.
piness by marrying another. Meeting
him on the street, she upbralded him In
no mild turns with deceiving her, and
with having violated his promise Of mar
riage with her. As the knot was tied,
however, there was no remedy, and after
weeping copiously, Kate demanded that
Johnny should shed the coat she
had given him, and return 50 so that
lie had borrowed OF her. Johnny grew
desperate and struck her, which was Just
what she wanted. She had already been
to Justice Lsunder for legal atd, with the
hope OF compelling her fecreant lover 70
return, but as the only complaint she had
to make was that Johnny hadn't married
her, according TO promise, the Justice
didn't take any stock In her tale. But
now that Laing had struck her, she re.
turned to the Justice and swore out
warrant for assault aud battery. Before
this case came up both Kate and johnny
were arrested by the city authorities for
disorderly conduct. The case against
the latter was dismissed, but Kate was
detained, and therefore prevented from
putting In an appearance at the Squire's
Office. The case was called, but she came
not, F.|.. .--
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New York.

NEW YORK, December 1.-Cotton--
Firm at 12Hal2 5.l6e. Fiou-Flrm: super.
tine Western and State IS ooa5 80; common ION
10 good IS 40a6 IS; good to choice IS eva
S7b; extra Ohio S5 4Oa7 90; white wheat
extra IS 7Sls 90; ST. Louis IS 4oas IS.
Wheat-Moderate export and speculative
inquiry, also some little milling demand;
MOI Milwaukee 81 52Ifal IS; No. 5 do.
81 q; No. Q Chicago spring $! soal 50; No.
2, 81 %; ungraded spriDg 81 l6al 81. Bye
Dull; western sOasic; State 9Sa95c. Bar.
ley and Unchanged. Steady;
western mixed damaged old 67c; mixed
new NO grade IS I!a53slc; mixed steam new
SO. oats-Firm and unchanged. Hops
and Hay-Uncbanged, Cotiee-ouiet; hio
gold. sugar-Qaiet and firm; fair 70 good
fefiuing SNalOHci prime l0He. Molasses
New Orleans at auction Sic. Rice
Quiet and Arm. Whisky-Dnll at 81 0S1Ea
l 90, closing at 81 %.
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Our GoosE-BoNE PRoPHECY.-Nowis
the time when the weather prophets come
forward with their predictions for the
winter. These prophecies, just at pre-.
sent, are as numerous and Complaining
as political dispatches from the South.
All kinds OF weather are foretold, and
people can take their choice; but, before
making q guess as to what kind Of weather
Is hid away In the future, we must first
eosult our goose.bope. Il carried n over
the bridge Of doubt last year, and point
cd out the changes Just as they occurred.
The goose.bone Is more closely watched
in Kentucky than In any other part Of
the country. It has been handed down
among the early traditions Of the State.
and may be called the Kentucky weather
prophet. tits to DO found in nearly every
Kentucky home, and in many parts Of
the State the farmers consult II, and pre-.
pare for handling their crops in accord:
ance with its readings. The prophecy Of
the goose.bone does not extend beyond
the year In which It was Matched, and
the prediction Is for the three winter
months only. Take the breast bone Of
last springs goose and divide 1t into
three equal parts, and the different divi-
aions Will represent December, January
and February. The breast bone Of q
goose Is translucent, and II clear when
held up to the light the weather will be
mild and pleasant; but II covered with
eloud.like blots, 1t will be gloomy and
cold; the heavier the blots the colder
will be the weather. A study Of
this years goose.bone indicates that
the weather for December will
DO cloudy and gloomy, probably
with much rain and snow, not very cold,
but, withal q very disagreeable month.
About the last OF December We shall
have some cold weather, which will con-
tinue to grow colder as January adj
yances. The month Of January will be o
cold one throughout, with some very Sc
we're weather during the last part Of the
month. Out Of the prophecy Of the
goose.bone, IT may be predicted that
about the last Of January We will have
the coolest weather experienced for a
number Of years. February will be more
pleasant and spring. like, betokening an
early return Of the aowers. During the
last OF the month, however, there will
few cold days, but no severe weather.
Such Is the prophecy Of the goose.bone,
and as we have the word Of good old
farmer that Il has not failed for fifty
years, we may as we'll be prepared TO
meet Il, and need not DO surprised II We
have good skating on the Ohio river dur
ing the latter parl OF January.
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SCARCITY OF MoaEY.-There Is no
doubt but the present condition OF all
kinds Of business and industry Is fear.
fully depressed, and 1t behooves every
family TO look carefully to their expenses.
Winter 10 coming on, when children are
liable to Group, Whooping Cough, etc,
Coughs and Colds will prevail every
where, and Consumption, with other
throat and lung diseases, will carry of
many. These diseases should not be neg:
lected. Doctors bills are expensive, and
we would advise our people TO use
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. 1tneyer has
failed, One bottle at rs cents will keep
your whole family we'll during the winter.
Two doses will relieve any case. Sold 10
ali towns in the United States, and by your
Druggist. Wholesale agents, Logan, List
4 Co. and Laughlin Bros. & Co.
eodxw
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CNcrEgAT1, December L. Cotton -
Steady at Ike. FlSur-Fsrn but not
quotably higher. Wheat-sttongt r, r req ID
81 2Sal 50. COrn-Falr demand; ear iHaslo;
shelled 42a4ic. 0ats-Firm as SoaSsc'
Rye-Quiet at 7oa7ic. Barley-Quiet: ios
best 81 O5sl OS. Pork77Buoy4nt at S!e 90
cash or December. Lard-Dull; steam
~ s5ae 80 spot and next month; Kettle
$40 o0alO75. Bulk Meets-Higher; 6a6ha
S4s>sask1aSx. Bacon-Higher; shoulders,
none here; clear rib sHc; clear 1910.
Green Meats-Higher; shoulders s. e2 IA
S 70; short ribs INC: hams 91fc for 10 lbs.
average. Butter Dull and unchanged.
WhisEy-In fair demand at 81 05.
Hoos-Quiet; common S. 0Oa5 40; fair
to good light IS 60a5 20; packing IS Ga
s so: heavy IS S6a5 90.
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BR1pdEroRr IrEMs.-Ham Rogers, a
Yorkyillian, made his debut in the
Bridgeport police court on Thanksgiving
Day. Ham was SO chuck full OF fiery
whisky that as he walked the streets he
would occasionally relieve himself in tho
following language: "Hurrah for hi"
Soon Officer McConnaughy held him
tight and fast ia the lookup, where he re.
NAMED over night, Yesterday morning
he had hearing before Squire Howell,
resulting in his release on condition that
he would stand not upon the order o. 60.
ing, but Immediately skoot for York
Alas poor YorGc)k.
II the gentleman who took q No. It
stiG trimmed, low crowned hat from the
hat rack in Melodeon Hal, on last
Wednesday evening, In mistake for .
high crowned stiff trimmed hat with the 10
itials r. s. q. inscribed on the inside
will pass around the hat he has to Har'
per & Bro, he can trade back and receive
The thanks OF Bridgeport gentleman
who attended the dance aud lost hat.
John Rhoads and wife returned In
bridal array on Thanksgiving day. A
serenade is talked OF.
On Thanksgiving eve, Miss Amanda
Davis and Oliver Conoway were married
at the brides home in West Bridgeport.
They were serenaded by full drum
corps from Etnaville. A Eve dollar
stop was put to the music, which soon
went TO It's beer.
Politicians are looking down in the
South.
The streets Of Bridgeport are in q
ftightful condition. The few bushels Of
mapped stone professionally thrown were
swallowed up as the ocean wave engulfs
the melting snowflake.
Plug up your cellar holes. Remember
apples are so cents per barrel.
On Wednesday evening Rev. D. E.
Howell, assisted by Mayor McCon.
naughey, united in the holy bonds Miss
Mary MeKeeyer and Mr.. Ross Woods,
at the home Of Robert Woods, west Of
Bridgeport.
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. ~ 81.
PERSONAL IsTE1LIaEscE.-.P Prof. Pratt,
of the Bridgeport public schools, L. an
nounced to address the Southeastern Ohio
Teachers' Association, at Steubenyille, TO-
day, on "Characteristics Of the Model
Teacher gill.H a.. iLa
Mr.. Frank thinner will leave Tor
Omaha, Neb., on Monday where he pro.
posss to engage In the drug business
Success 10 him.
Dr.. Jepson, City Health Officer; Mr.,
s. L. Brice, Chairman Of the Committee
on Health, and Drs. ,Hupp, Baird, and
cunmins, have accepted The inyitation
OF Dr.. Le Moyne 10 be present At the Gre
nation OF Baron dc Palm.
Mrs. D. A. Cunningham, wife Of the
pastor Of the First Presey,erian Church.
i quiteill.
Rev. Dr.. DeHass lectured in Martina
Ferry last night. .,-g.- III. al
Judge Thompson has gone TO Parkera-
burg to see his brother, who is danger
ousiy i'll.
Tios. R. Sharp, Master Of Transports
ton Of the B. & o. Road, and l.. d. Cole,
General Ticket Agent Of the same road
are at the Mcclure House.
Col. Alex, Campbell, Of Bethany, was
in town yesterday.
Mr.. F. A. Britt, the City Clerk, roped
In clothes brush at the Opera House
last night. Mrs. Britt. however, was
more fortunate, and carried off the prin'
cipal prize, a lady's gold watch.
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AIleshenyC Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, December l.-CATrLE--
Receipts for two days 2,244 head, or IL?
cars through and 50 cars yard stock; total
for four days $685. head. Everything sold,
and prices have been up to Wednesday,
figures. Best s. SOFAS 81; medium to good
81 5Oa5 90; common TO fair IS 60a4 u.
Hods-Receipts for two days [, 720 head;
total for four days 1896 head. Workers
s. 4Oa5 90; Philadelphia IS s0a6 90. :.
SHgRp-Receipts Tor two days3 800 head;
total for four days $500 head. Selling ut
So b0a5 25. .H#..
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Tgy thousand yards Of choice new
15lc and i5c per yard, Five hundred
New York, Berlin and Paris made Beaver
Cloth Cloaks, handsomely trimmed, rang.
Ing in price from 50 50 to $50, apiece.
Please call and examine our stock Of Dry
Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper,
&C., &c. Nos. 2Ol9 and 2O2l Main street.
JOHN RoEMER.
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THERE will be five eclipses next year
A total eclipse Of the moon on February
9Th, visible in the United States; a
partial eclipse Of the sun on March 14th,
visible in Western Asia; a partial eclipse
Of the sun on August 9Th, visible in Alas
ka, Kamschatka and the North Pacific
ocean; a total eclipse Of the moon on
August 23d, partly visible in the Eastern
and Southern States, and partial eclipse
OF the sun on September 7lh, visible in
South America. E -
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrATE.-The fol-
lowing transfers OF real estate were ad'
mitted to record in the Office Of the Clerk
OF the County Court yesterday:
Deed made Nov. 2S, 1876, by VIM. G.
Dickman and wife 10 John A
Dickman, for right, title and interest as
heirs.a,.law to the north half Of lot No
IA insquare No.17 in sonth Wheeling
$S55 20.
Deed m:.de Noy.15, 1876, by John H
Storer and wife 10 VIM. 4. Wilson, for
1855, acres Of ground ia subdivision Biol
the Shepherd estate, lying on the Cum
berlaud Road, near Elm Grove; 81 $50
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The different committees OF the Board
OF Commissioners are busy preparing
for the meeting Of the Board on Monday.
Yesterday the following committees met:
Roads and Finance, Roads and Bridges,
Poor House and Farm, Finance, Court
House and Jail. la
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, December !. Petro,
leum-Quiet and unchanged. Clover Seed
lSal5c. Flour Firm; family 50 25a0 75i
Wisconsin and Minnesota family 50 2sa
8 80. Wheat-Quiet; amber 81 IS; white
St4ia1 80. Rye-7Sc. Corn-Dull; yellow
5sa59c; mixed 671sc. oRts-White S5a4oc,
Butter York and Bradford county
extra s2aSSc; flrsts 2saS0c; western extra
25a27o; frsts 24a26c. Cheese-Firm; ives
terra l0al4c. EggE-Qui-t; western fresh
3la32c. Whisky-Quiet; western 81 10.
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PosTPoNED.-The argument on the
writ OF prohibition in the Bulger.Laun.
der contested election case, which was to
10 have been heard by the Circuit Court
yesterday, has been postponed until the
conclusion Of the case now pending be.
fore the Court.
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NEW YORK, December L. Business
light with commission houses and import
ers and the jobbing trade is quiet. Cotton
goods quiet but steady In first hands. Cot
tonades in moderate demand by clotbiers.
Dark fancy prints in limited demand.
Mems wear woolens less active, and nan
nels and blankets remain quiet. Foreign
goods duh.
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CAuEE.


LoaREs1A.-The attendanc at Logre-
MAS entertainment last night was not so
large as upon the previous evenings ofhis
engagement, no doubt because Of the ex-
tremely cold weather. The entertain
ment was eminen.ly successful, however,
and the audience delighted at the won
derful feats Of the magician. The usual
number Of gifts were distributed, Mrs. F.
A. Britt securing the principal prize, q
lady's gold watch. A matinee will be
given this afternoon, when the prices Of
admission will be twenty-five cents for
adults, and fifteen cents for children. The
engagement will close with this evenings
entertainment. t'
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SEWING socEErY--The sewing society
connected with the First Presbyterian
Church last evening held q meeting at the
residence OF Samuel Laughlin, Esq, on
the National road east Of the city. The
ladies and gentlemen, about City in mum:
Der, went out in the afternoon In q special
car on the Hemp6eld road, and return.
ed before midnight.
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The joint Committee on Roads and
Finance Of the Board OF Commissioners
have postponed their inspection OF the
river road until Friday morning next.
The committee met yesterday, and post.
poned tho action on account Of the alb.
sence OF members.
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PAWN BRokERs' SALE Of unredeemed
gold and silver watches, iewelry Of all
kinds, guns, pistols, &c. We will offer
next Saturday evening, Dec. ID, at 1404
Makes street, Wheeling, ". Va, alot Of
gold and silver watches, chains, ladies'
and gents jewelry Of all kind. Don't
fail TO attend, rs the goods must be sold.
De Roy & WELLER,
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A Brass band from sistersville made
an excursion on the steamer Phaeton to
this city yesterday. While the hand.
some little craft was lying at the wharf
the band rendered several selections In
excellent style, l.
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TIE lecture Of Dr.. Vincent on Thurs.
day night realized something over 500
for the managers. We understand that
the money will 20 towards purchasing a
library for the Sabbath school Of the
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church.
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TIE Catllp-Jordan cases, set for hear.
ing yesterday before Justice Caldwell,
have gone BY the board. Culip did not
put In. an appearance ut tho appointed
Tune, and the superstition Is that she has
gone South 70 secure . fair count.
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WEATHER REPORT FOR NOVEMBER
Mr.. VIM. G. Dutiield, the meteorological
jeweler, furnishes US the following re-
portof the weather during November !:
Rain fell on thirteen days, snow on six
days; warmest day, LIST, 760; coolest days,
18th and soil, 26o on both days.
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THE CouRrs.-C1cuiT CoulT-JGdg'

TIE cousrs.-cnculT CouRT-Jadsc
MtlFiN.-This court met yesterday morn
ing Of 10 o'clock, pursuant 70 adjourn
": IT, argument intis s..s d sshoslssy
Us. Hobbs Ct al. was continued, Mr. Hub
bard resuming and occupying the entire
day. BE Will be followed BY Messrs
Daniel Lamb and J. II. Pendleton.
Adjourned until this morning at y
o'clock.
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PETERSON 4 BAKER.
UNO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties VI Small Means DESTROYS OF
Engaging In Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market
GafdenInQ,

On account Of advanced aye ! AIN deslrOus o.
changing my residence aud therefore olltr for Eale
my tarIn Situated oppOaltO the CITY Of Wboeing 90
the river bank, midway between Bridgeport and
NArtlIs Ferry, and Immediately adjoining tho vi.
lASe Of RtpRVIlle. Tho property consiIts Of @
acres Of bill and table Innd aud Is Of river bottom
In the hill there arc two seams Of coal, 5H and 81
leet thick, three deposits VI limestone, an fool
ven Of cluse texture sand or Tree stone, an IL foot
vein Of marl which altogether make soil and au
underlying bed Of dtpohu Of rich and valuable
character.
On the surface, the larger portion Of which liei
gently BOping TO the cast, and al under direct ex-
posuEo 10 The sun, 10 Vineyard Of % acres, mostly
GatAWba grapes all In aRe bearing condition. about
seven years DID, which has proven itself able 10 pay
4 handsome par ceut 10 the cultivAtor.
Tbs property u being approached above and b..
low BY An advancing tide Of persons seeking smAll
homesteadS, and Is nov really the oply unoccuriel
Territory between bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
Il 10 valuable n an Investment for capital seeking
safe purchase and valuable 10 those who want mar
kss prdeninE ground Close 10 tho city. II 'front.'
beautifully upon the rivur and commando view O
the city, Tho IIland and the whole scenery Of the
valley.
The terms Of ale will be one-thIrl cash, balance
10 two annual laymsntst per cent Interest on do
fered payments. For further Particular Inquire
III RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premISCS, or BY mall at bridgeport, Ohio.
aps -s-..
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Mu;,c,pAn counr-Judss Cpnmsr.

Court met at 10Y A. n, pursuant 70
adjournment Of Wednesday. :,
James D. Ewing, Esqr Of MaEshall
county, on motion Of George E. Boyd
was admitted to practice law in this
'O The case of John Robrecht vs.. Henry
Hanke, in aasumpsitI Vas tried before s.n
the following jury: VIM. PhIPPh SIC
phen Ripley, VIM! johnson, f. Fey, D.
Ingram, F. Husemen, A. Craftsman, Peter
Erb, William HAndlan, IT, Geo. ArEie,
Al. Harden and Wm. sehambra. The
inry returned q verdict for the plaintiff
for Sl72 81. rJ,is -,
Adjourned until this morning at lol
o'clock.
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NINETY AND NwE.-In the month Of
November, ninety.nine cases were exam.
ined and disposed OF by His Honor
Judge Cranmer, Of the police court.
The previous month OCTOBER there
were ninety.six cases before the court.
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Now Is the time for the timid young
man to go counting. Lots 70 talk about,
Says she, "Who do you think l. elected r
Says he, "Have You been to the Centen.
nialT Here Is the nucleus for Q two
houra' coniAb, -
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AN IssoLENT TRAMP.-A one.armed
tramp yesterday annoyed good many
Island citizens by entering their houses
and refusing to leave until elected by
force. When ordered to leave, the tramp
replied that he was ian old soldier, and
couldn't be put out Of anybody's house.
Officer Liston was sent for, and took the
vag. into custody. 59Ts5IGS Ht
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If YOU have money, you can get Bar.
gains now at the Dry Goods and Carpet
Store Of J. W. FERREL'

Nor1cz.-All goods in pawn with US
ON which the time has expired BY satur-
day will be- offered ut auction unless the
tickets are either renewed or the goods
taken out by that time.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, December 1.-FlOur-Dull.
N'heat--Firm; No. 3 white Wabash 81 81;
No. white Michigan 81 50; extra white
Michigan 81 10; amber 81 SSi No. ) red
81 q. Corn-Steady; high mixed Ole; new
49Hc; No. 2, 4S1fc. oats-Firmer; No. 2,
3S54c; Michigan SAKE.