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RUSSIAN PRISONERS IN ENGLAND.
[from tho London Timcs. |

massive monument to the memory OF tho twenty
eight Flniandcrs who died IN Lewis Prison while
prisoners OF war during tho Russian campaign has
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Hon. Ii. H. Emmons, Judge OF the Sixth Circuit
United States Court dicd at haltpast eleven O'Clock
yesterday morning, at his residence In Detroit, Mich
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TIE wEArHrR YEsrEnn,y.

The following record VIII show tho changes In the
temperature for the past twcntyfour hours, in
pagison with the corresponding date OF last year.
HERALD BuildiDg-
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CANAL BREAK REPAIRED.

WHITEHALL, n. ", May H. 1871.
The break in the Champain Canal is repaired. sew
onty-lvo boats from the South expected here TO-
morrow
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SPEECHES. OF The coNDEMSED--srRoNG DE-
NUNcIATIoN OF WITNESSES, AND pRorEsTA-
TONS or MISUNDERSTANDING or THE
DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

SCRANTON, Pa, May IL, 1877
The long list OF murderers under OF death
In Pennsylvania was Increased to day by the addition
Hester, TuIy and Ntzhugh, the Molly Maguros found
gulty at bloomsbury few months since Of the muir
OF Alexander Rca, who was killed at Mount Carmel
nine ycars ago
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SUICIDE.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May IA. 1871
Solomon Wilbur, contcctionor, doing business at
No 16l Orange street. committed suicide Saturday by
shooting himself IN tho head Wilbur twenty
three years old, unmarried aud was ia Ill health.
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!, NV BOON o. QUOTATIONS.

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A GALE AT NORTH PLATTE.

ley TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORTH PLATTE. Mob, Mny II, 1877.
heavy gale has been blowing here during the after.
noon. The weather Is decidedly threatening.
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Average temperature yescruhy. Dot
Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
year ............... ..................
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A LIONEss AT LARGE.

CONSERVATION AMONG THE CITIZENS OF HAM
OVER COUNTY IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ESCAPE
FROM MENAGERIE-- CHILDREN AND STOCK
KEPT ~ DooRs-AcrvE PURSUIT OF THE
ANIMAL.
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A-rIcKErs FOR the GRAND STAND IL UNION

evening be procured 1t tho union Square iio:ei,
fric Railway lhI Roadway: Everett House and thu
news stand u the Astor House; price. - each
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WHEN THE SCALP Is ANNOYED WITH DAN
drum GLrSN's SULPHUR will be found inailib,
remedy.
lIiLL,s uAIa AND WHISPER DyT. black brown. zoe.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-14
icoNTINUED.l

When Field Marshall Won Moltke was
simple colonel he astonished the members
of his mess by his regularly taking ten Fred
erick d'ors out of his pocketat the beginning
of dinner, and laying them beside his plate.
Always after dinner he rcpocketed the gold'
buttoned up his coat, looked sourly around
and disappeared. It was resolved to ask
him the meaning of his strange behavior.
."Well," he said, II have noticed, from the
time I entered this regiment that the con-
versation at table has always turned on t. wo'
man, or cards. or horse racing, and l have
determined to make present OF ten pieces
of gold to the first man who should start
sensible subject. No one has yet earned
them
The Morning herald., 1877-09-14

AT q recent meeting Of the Eighth Massa-
chusetts Regiment Association, at Pittsfield,
Mass, Colonel Low spoke of the weu-known
hard tack marked "B. @ ;" the first hard
bread which the government furnished to
the soldiers. The letters meant Bread
Condensed, but the soldiers took them to
refer to it's date. The Colonel brought home
one, and, after it had been kept in his
fathers house three years, the house burned
7own, and the remains of the cracker were
found md recognized in the celler.
The Morning herald., 1877-09-14

Intelligence has been received from Pro
fessor Orton, of Vassar, College, who is now
exploring the head waters of the Madeira
in Bolivia. From La Pas he has Travelled
via Cochabamba to the head of navigation
on the Rio Gilmore, down which he de
scended by canoe to Trinidad. This is the
first expedition down the river.
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inches, and stands at II feet. Weather
cloudy; maximum mercury co.. Arrived
Garland, Belle of Texas, Arkansas riv.
or; Baum, Cincinnati; Illinois, Vicksburg.
Departed-Yaeger, st. Louis; Mary
Houston, New Orleans; Future City, 81.
Louis.
LITTLE Rock, February 49, Weather
cloudy; indications Of rain.
LOUISVILLE, February l2.-Weather
clear and cool. Up-Morgan, 10 Cincin.
natl from New Orleans. River falling;
10 feet in the canal.
ST. LOUIS, February l2.-Arrived-
Norton aud bargcs, from Pittsburgh.
Departed-Cily Of Chester, for Memphis;
Clinton, for Quincy, River stationary.
Weather clear and cold.
VloKsBURu, February l2.-Riyer fell
20 inches. Weather mild. Up-Caron-
dale, Cherokee, John A. Wood. Down
Grand Republic, Florence Meyer.
New ORLEANS, February l2.-Arriyed
Thomas Sherlock, Cincinnati. No de.
partures. Weather cloudy and pleasant.
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mo CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means DESTROYS Of
Engaging In Grape Growing.
Coal Mining or Market
6aFienInu,

account Of advanced age am desirOus oil
changing my residence, and therefore offer for sale
my farm Situated opposite the city Of Wheeling, on
the river hank, midway between Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry, and Immediately nd joining tho vii.
IaGr OF AstnaytllG. Tho property consists OF CO
acres ol hill and table land and ID oil river bottom
In tho I'LL there Hto two seans OF COAL 81 aud vi
feet thick, three deposits Of Limestone, an foot
vein oil cl0'a texture Eud or free stone, an is foot
vein Of mari, which altogether make soil and an
underlying bed Of deposits Of rich and valuable
character
On the surface, the lagCr portion Of which lies
gently soping TO the east and all under direct cx-
posture to the sun, is Vineyard Of 90 acrs, mostly
tAtAWbA grRpgs all IN tue GCating condition, about
seven years old, which has proven Itself aDlO to pay
handsome per cent to the culiyator.
The property Is being approached above and bt-
low by an advancing tide Ol persOns seeking Email
homestcAdS and Is now really the only unocCuptel
Territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
1t Is valuable as an Investment for capital seeking
safe purchase, and valuable tdthosc who want mar
Get gardening ground close TO tho city, II fronts
beautifully urOn tho river and commands view Of
tho city, the Island and tho whole scenery Of the
valley.
The terms Of alO will 10 ont-thirl cash, balance
In two annual payments, IRr cent interest on de
ierrOl payments, For further particulars inquire
Of RICHARD'CRAWF0RD
On the premiVCsr or by nail at Bridgeport, Ohio
apps
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The Atlantic d Pacific Telegraph
f0Innnny.

BALTIMORE, Mn, February 12.-The
entire system Of telegraph line apd offices
Of tho Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com.
pany, including the various divisions
and branches through TO Chicago and
Cincinnati, were to-day transferred from
the Western Union to the Atlantic d
Pacific Telegraph Company, giving to the
latter the benefit 0f one hundred and
forty new offices and an additional route
for its western business, with the use Of
over three Thousand miles OF wire, here.
tofore included In the Southern Division
Of the Western Union. These lines and
Offices will from to-day constitute the
Baltimore Il Ohio Division OF the A, Il p,
Telegraph Company. The local business
OF the Marietta Il Cincinnati Division will
not be included in the new arrangement
until about May LIST, when the contract
with the Western Union Company on
that division will expire in accordance
with the. required three months notice
given last week. :
The Atlantic 4 Pacific Company now
has four independent routes from the sea.
board west, together with numerous
cross lines.
On inquiring at the office Of the West
ern Union Company here to-day, it il
learned that they are not able TO work
any wires over the Baltimore u Ohio
route west, and that they are refusing
business, for most Of the places on that
road they having Wires leading to only
u few Of the towns.
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MArIYEr lhis afternoon, onIy Is cenL..

SCARCITY OF MoNEY.-There ia no
doubt but the present condition OF all
kinds OF business and industry is fear.
fully depressed, and it behooyes every
family 10 look carciullyto their expenses.
Winter is 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.
lectpd. Doctors bills are expensive, md
We would advise our people to use
BosCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. ILmevcr has
failed. One bottle at 10 cents will keep
yourwhole family welldurng the winter.
Two doses will relieve any case. Sold in
alltowns in the United States, ndby,your
Druggist. Wholesale agents, Logan List
& Co, and I.aughlin Bros. " Co.
n,,l,ur
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ENTERTAINMENT BY THE WHELAN LIT.
ERARY SoCIETY.-Last evening Convent
Hall was crowded to its utmost to wit.
ness performance by the above society.
The programme opened with ira.
ge,ly entitled "The idiot Witness" Mr..
Geo. Mathison, as ale Sieur Arnaud,"
surpassed the expectations Of his friends.
In fact all the characters were well sus.
tanned. The entertainment closed with
the most laughable farce we ever saw,
entitled "Turn Him Out" in which Mr..
Pr. Fields, as "Nicodemus Nobs," and
Mr.. John Myles, as "Eglantine Roseleaf,"
kept the house in roars OF laughter for
three, quarters Of an hour. The enter.
tainments Of this society are always first.
class and gotten up in a style to suit
every one, and We say, as all who were
there last nightwill, il you want to spend
a delig htful evening go to one OF their
entertainments.
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drink for some time, but finally got into
bad company and got to drinking again.
lie promised his wife sincerely
not TO drink, but was drunk with
In week. He went 10 Pittsburgh,
and was induced by his brother to go
and hear Murphy. He signed Murphy's
pledge and became u changed man.
Sowing the Seed" was then sung very
sweetly by Miss Lide Day, the congregG.
ton joining in the chorus. A number Of
persons came forward during the singing
and signed the pledge.
Mr.. Dunbar stated that M the hour
was getting late he would defer the
narration OF his experience until this
evening. lie read piece Of poetry en-.
titled "Turn Back, o Turn Back" after
which DR.. Kelley made few remarks,
the Doxology was sung and the meeting
dismissed. The greater portion Of the
audience, however, remained in the
church, and continued singing, while
there was vigorous canvass male for
signers to the pledge. During the even.
ing the pledge was signed by 1856 per.
sons, old and young, male and female,
each one Of whom received card coun.
tersigned by Francis Murphy. A union
prayer.meeting will be held this after.
noon, and a mass meeting this evening,
at the same place.
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Sr. Romans OIL CoMPANY.-The Sec.
rotary OF State yesterday issued certii.
cate Of incorporation to the St. Romans
Oil Company, for the purpose of produc.
ing natural oils and transporting, rein,
ing and marketing the same. The cor.
poration will have is principal office or
place Of business at Parkersburg, and is
to expire on the 25th day of January
1897. The sum Of $4,000 has been sub.
scribed to the capital stock, and $4,000
paid in, with the privilege of increasing
the said capital by sales OF additional
shares to 100000 in all. The capital
is divided into shares Of 500 each, and
held rs follows: Il. II. Thomas, of Par.
kersburg, 100 shares; Z. II. Moore, OF
Athens, Athens county, Ohio, 100 shares ;
G. X. Leonard, Of Marietta, Ohio, 100
shares; James Patterson, OF Volcano, W.
Va, 50 shares L. A. Shelton, Of Athens,
Ohio, so shares.
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Last evening the marks indicated
feet Q inches, and falling slowly.
The Rover passed down with tow Of
merchandise.
The Samuel Clarke passed up abon
noon with tow Of empty barges.
The Express departed for Parker.burs
at her usual hour, and is expected to re
turn at o'clock this afternoon.
The Ragon will be this mornings Par
kersburg boat.
The Courier arrived from Cincinnati
yesterday afternoon AT 8 o'clock, and will
return this evening.
The Emma Graham il due up iron
Cincinnati. to-day.
The Nail City will leave for St. Loui.
on Wednesday with one barge Of nail,
and one barge OF iron.
The Hornbrook and barge arrived
from Pittsburgh yesterday.
The local packets are all running a,
usual.
The J. c. Kerr, announced to enter The
Wheeling and Pittsburgh trade yester
day, has not yet arrived from Pittsburgh
The Coal City sunk coal boat at Pin,
Creek Bend, fourteen miles below Thu
city, last Friday.
BY Telegraph
PITrsGuRdH, February ll.-Five fee
3 inches and falling. Weather cloud,
and cool.
CAIRO, February l2.-ArriAed-O. ]
Baker, st. Louis. Departed-Fulton
Ohio river. River % feet 0 incheI
and rising. Weather clear. Mercury 40
CINCINNATI, February l2.-Riycr Q,
feet Arriyed-Hudson, Wheeling. De
parted-Whale and barges, ST, louis.
EVANSVILLE, February l2,-Weathe,
clear till evening; now cloudy and grow
ing colder; wind from the north; mer
curry 40 70 42o, River % clio feet ant
falling. Port List-Down-EvsnsyilIe
Up7John L. Rhouds, Florence Lee, Idle
wild, Grey Eagle, Golden City, with iai,
10 big trips. Business light.
MEArHls, FebFury l2-Riyer rose
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HOTEL MISUNDERSTANDING the arrivals
at the hotels yesterday were the follow.
ing: 49,.
s. james Hoiel-M. Keyser, Baltimore;
James II. Marcum, Cassville, W. Va;
II. Spnrlock, Ceredo, W. Va; John Kirk,
patrick, Cambridge, O.; Chas. E. Wells,
Glover's Gap, W. Va; W. b. Garden,
Charleston; +, Sehon, Pt. Pleasant, W.
Va; z. L, Morehead, Parkersburg, W.
Va.
Sanlm Houss-John Williams, Newark,
O.; John NJ. Scroggin, Ernest Scroggin,
Fetterman; Mrs. VIM. Rice, West Alex.
ander; VIM. B. Hicks, Cameron; George
Graham, J. II. Mccoy, Sistersville, II. i.
Muhleman, Clarington, o.; Samuel Hons.
ton, RSvenswood. 81. 'r.t'-'
Grant House - d. Hutchinson, IT,,
Xenia, O.; Samuel Hatheral, Cincinnati;
W. W. Elliott, Batesville, O.; Mrs. Flana.
gan, Grafton, W. Va; II. H. Fayer,
Hanesyille, O.; s. B. Hayes, Washington,
Pa; l.. P. Carr, Fairmont, W. v; Royal
ieddo Japan Troupe, thirteen in number;
j. s. kies, Clinton; AL. Rodgers, Bethany;
Jos. Woodmansee and vile, St. Glars.
vile; John C. johnson, Harrison Co, W.
Va; John P. Barton, st. Clairsville.
McLATc Housed. G. Armstrong, II.
z. freeman, Clarksburg; W. Donehoo, &.
W. Curtin, W. Logan, II. L. Peck, John
W. Mason and wife, Grafton; US. Elem.
ing, L. W. S. Moore, Fairmont; j. II.
SilSwater, Beverly; W. II. Mayberry and
wife, Pennington; r. A. stringer, New.
berg; W. P. Trueman, West Union; j,
W. 81. Clair, Fayette c. H.; Thos. G.
Smith, Parkersburg;, Gen. R. A. French,
Cumberland; John NJ. Hin, Pittsburgh.
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49, Islo W
To MesSrs. Adams & Lucas, Nesbitt &
Broy Jones & Bro, Jos. Bell 4 Co., B. F.
Caldwell, CT, Brues, Benz. Fisher and
other business houses (unintentionally,
mot named here), the managers ole the
Home desire TO return their sincere
thanks. Not only tiis year but constant.
ly these firms have shown a willingness 10
lend and to help.
Mr.. Isaac Twins free use Of his room
is also deeply appreciated. And 10 10.
seph Kramer and his musicians special
vote Of thanks is due; their pleasant
manner and fine performances having
contributed to the enjoyment Of all.
The twelve hundred dollars Of profit
lifts the Home out Of debt and enables
The managers TO see clearly some months
into the future. Thanks to all
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ABOUT seventy young people went
down on the steamer Express yesterday
morning, TO return to-day with The Mardi
Gras excursionists from Parkersburg and
other points. The party will dance all
the way down and back, Cockayne's
quadrille band accompanying them.
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ARMS shifted TO MARTlSsDuRG.-
Maj. James Sweeney, acting as Adjutant
General Gd iMtefiH, us appointed by the
Governor, yesterday shipped eighty stand
Of arms and accoutrements TO Martins.
burg, for the use Of Capt. Faulkner's new
company. The arms are Springfield
rifles Of the latest approved breech.load.
ing model, belonging to the State allot.
mpnt
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APPOINTED ADM1NIsrRAToR.-In the
probate court yesterday, l. F. Jones was
appointed Administrator, with the will
annexed, OF the estate OF Andrew Mitch.
ell, deceased. Bond $4,000, with A
Wilson, s. o. Taylor and ]. D. Maxwell
as sureties.
Messrs. Isaac B. Kelly, Newton Shan.
non, VIM. McColloch, SEN, VIM. North
and John J. Jacob were appointed APP
praisers Of the estate.
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FIDELIo CARNIVAL BA1I.-Thc Ger.
man Fidelio Carnival Society held a
very enjoyable masquerade ball at Neu-
hausen's Hall last evening. There were
present over fifty couples, young and old.
Mr.. Morris Horkheimer made an efficient
and active ballet master, and the music,
which was furnished by Kramer's band,
was par excellence. MinelHost Neuhau.
sen deserves word Of praise for the
elaborate repast prepared under his di-
rection. We have not the space to de-
scribe the many fine costumes worn.
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JACK TIE GIANT KILLER."-Harry
Deakin's comic opera troupe will this
afternoon begin an engagement of five
nights and five matinees at the Opera
House, in play called "Jacl; the Giant
Killer" Of which the Cincinnati Dispatch
says:
"Jack the Giant Killer has fairly
taken the children and their mothers by
storm, NJ is seen by the great crowds Of
children and ladies who attend the mat.
inees every day. Such an array Of Lllii.
puts contrastcd with u real giant does
not often come to amuse the children,
and then when this company gives a
PRESERVATION Of the nursery story Of Jack
the Giant Killer, the charm is com.
plpten
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The Mardi Gras boys looked pretty
blue yesterday morning, when the wealth.
er prospects appeared favorable to rain.
The afternoon sun; however, frightened
them up amazingly. At this writing
there is every indication OF fair weather
for the grand carnival.
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THE JARS AT TIE OPERA HoUsE.-The
Opera House was well filled last evening,
the Royal Ieddo Japs being the allrac.
ton. The troupe is one OF the best in
their line that ever performed in this
city. Gangero's top spinning, box and
bottle and magic bali acts were really
good, The contortion act, upon pyra.
mid Of small boxes, by Tony Taro, was
one Of the most difficult and dangerous
feats ever attempted in this city. The
walking on an inclined rope extended
from gallery to stage, and backward slide
down, was witnessed with breathless sus.
pense. Prof. II. NJ. Parker and his five
trained dogs performed to the aatisfac.
ton and delight Of the entire audience.
The Professor has got them down to
pretty "fne points" We can predict a
crowded house for the Japs at any time
they visit orr city.
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POLICE CoURT-Judge Cranmer.- His
Honor yesterday morning examined the
following cases:
VIM. Speidel was charged with disor-
DERBY conduct, and committed for thirty
days. Speidel also received thirty days
for resisting an officer.
George McLarkic, Thomas McCormick
mot the livery mani and Harry Oliver
were fined 81 and costs each for drunk
ennesS. The fines were all paid.
Hugh Finn and Ernest Laue were
charged with disorderly conduct. The
former paid fine Of So and the latter So,
Emmett Wells paid fine OF 81 for
using abusive language toward Ernest
Laue.. D - ~
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STILL INCREAsTNG.-The latest ad.
vice from P. S. Teeple, Esq, informs us
that he has organized Lodge OF Knights
Of Honor with 80 members at Parkers-
burg. The following are the officers :
Capt. Z. Q. Cole, Past Dictator; W. II.
Hunter, Dictator; James McConnahy
Vice Dictator; Charles NJ. Wanch, As.
sistant Dictator; DR.. Isaac Scott, Chap.
lain; Thomas P. Butcher, Guide; James
a. Wetherell, Reporter; s. L. Addison,
Financial Reporter; W. W. Van Wrinkle,
Treasurer Levi Campbell, Guardian,
Andy Ala, Sentinel. Trustees-O. G.
scoGeld, q. b. Gibbons and John Keller.
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ACCIDENT TO GEO. KISaHoRN.-On
Saturday evening last Mr.. Geo. Kingdom,
the we'll known brewer, was engaged in
hosting some grain at his brewery, when
the iron hook on the rope fell and struck
him in the face, cutting his lip badly and
splitting one Of his lower teeth.
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If You want a carpet at half price so TO
j. W. FERREI.s,
.,. Cor. Main and Goth streets.

TnE Deakin Comic Opera Company
will give special matinee this afternoon
at three o'clock, instead OF the usual hour
two, to enable all TO witness the grand
parade and then attend the killing Of
Jack the Giant Killer.
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PERSONAL POINTS. Miss Ella Dillon,
teacher in the Fourth Ward public
school, was taken suddenly ill Yesterday
morning, while engaged in her class room.
She was removed to her residence, and
waE reported better in the afternoon.
Jacob Frazier, SEN, died suddenly Of
heart disease at his residence on Main
street Sunday night.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS AT BARGAINS
Mr.. VIM. II. Sheib, the enterprising
Music Dealer on Main street, offers
special Inducements for the hard times
in n0p ,.....
7 oct. Rosewood carved Pianos, $3.50 cash.
Il " 275
8 +" Double Reed Organs Gstops 1875 "
Second hand Pianos and Organs at a
correspondingly low price. Remember
Sheib's Music Store, Main street.
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As the steamer o. Neal was en- route for
Steubenville yesterday hog jumped
overheard near the water works and
swan 10 the Island shore. The porker
was recaptured near the dry docks.