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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-10

BARN BURNED OVER THE RIVERA
large barn belonging TO a Mr.. Arrick
and located about six miles west Of
Bridgeport, near the creek, was destroyed
by FIRE yesterday morning. The barn was
heavily stocked with hay and grain,
which, together with three valuable
horses and come agricultural implements,
was entirely consumed. The workmen
on tho Cleveland, Tuscarawas Valley and
Wheeling Railroad have been keeping
their horses in Mr.. Arrick's barn, and
yesterday morning at an early hour went
to the barn with lamp, to curry the
horses. While in the barn the lamp ex-
ploded, and set fro to the hay, which
burned SO rapidly that the men had no
time 10 save anything. The loss will be
quite heavy to Mr.. Arrick. Our inform.
ant could not give us any idea Of the
actual amount Of the loss, and could not
say whether or not the property was in
sured.
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ZroN's GERMAN LUTHERAN FESTIVAL.
The festival given by the congregation
Of lions German Lutheran Church, in
GerlnaniA Hall, on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday evenings Of last week, we are
pleased 10 hear, more than realized the
expectations Of the most saugnine oil It's
managers. The attendance was very
large every night, and on Saturday night
over 500 were present at one time. II ia
not yet known what the receipts will
amount TO, but we have no doubt quito a
handsome sum will he realized.
Anumber Of fine presents were given
away on Saturday night, among them the
following: Mrs. Hanke, OF South Wheel
ing, won bureau in a rattle; MI. August
NoIte was rewarded with u fine pair Of
booIs, an award which should be appre-
ciaIed these hard times; Mr.. Andrew
Steck was made the happy owner OF a
cradle, which, II he has no use for at
present, may come into good service come
Of these days.
The voting, too, was decided on satnr-
day night, and Of course everybody was
on the liptoe OF expectancy to learn who
Of the contestants would come ont ahead.
The following was announced as the re-
suit OF the contests for the articles named :
Miss Katie Mehrwein and Miss Schwert-
fegtr were candidates for fine small
bedstead, which was awarded TO
the latter, the votes being: Miss
Mehrwein 900, Miss Schwertieger $40; a
pair OF earrings were contested for BY
Miss Grewe and Miss Steinbecker, with
the following result: Miss Grewe 172,
Miss SIeinbecker lis, and pair OF ear:
ings were awarded 10 Miss Pauline Bert.
shy, abe having 1902 votea to Miss Kitty
Delbruegge's l72. Several cakes, and
fancy articles Of intrinsic, value were raj
fled offduriug the evening.
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TENPERANcE-Meetinga were held al
Parker'a hall on Saturday night and last
night. The fret was addressed by Messrs
Baggs and Cracraft and several sigma
lures were obtained TO the pledge. The
latter was addressed by Mrs. Harper
and Mr.. Cracratt. Result 10 sighers,
OTIS Hall was crowded on Saturday
night and was addressed by Mrs. Harper,
who was engaged to speak this evening
and all who would like to heal good
temperance speech are invited to be pres.
e1t O-night. There were two signed the
pledge.
The Sunday afternoon meeting, con-
Quoted by the Ladies' Temperance Band,
was largely attended. The Sunday even.
ing meeting was also largely attended,
and after Mr.. Wincher read portion Of
Scripture the meeting was addressed BY
Messrs. H. Young and Robert Hamilton.
Four signed the pledge.
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. sMYEH, the best known grocer In
town, has been renoyating his establlSh.
ment on the corner Of Market and 18th
streets. 10 putting in 4 glass front, DO
has given the hniAlling touch TO the block
Of bnildinga Of which his store IL part.
The outward decoration, tasteful and ar
tistic though Il he, but serves TO let In
light through the immense plate glass
windows upon the most extensive and
best selected stock Of groceries in the city.
On the right Is the tea department, where,
behind newly erected counter,
stand In row fifteen Tower caddies,
which In outward finish excel any.
thing Of the kind ever brought 10
the city. In color they are Of
deep damaSk red relieved by gilt bands,
and each Is adorned with picture
scarcely distinguishable from an oil
painting, representing some characteristic
10 feature ot American or foreign life
and scenery. These Towers are filed with
the hneAt teas OF every variety.
On the left are shelves loaded with
every variety Of canned goods, spices,
sauces and calAups, while the whole
building groans with the weight and inf.
mite variety Of goods. Moca, Maricabo,
Java and Ceylon Cofees, green or roasted;
Pickles in barrels and Pickles in bottles;
RaiSinS from Malaga and Valencia;
Citrons from Leghorn; Prunes from
France and PruneS from Turkey; Pears
from California and Pears from Germa-
ny; Cranberries from Jersey and Cram
berries from Cape Cod. BesideS these
there are Fish In barrels, Fish in kegs
and In kits, Fish dried aud In boxes; Mo-
lasses and Sugars Of every grade; Cheese
that melts in your mouth like cream and
Cheese that stiDgs like an adder;
Crackers Of all known varieties;
Flonrs Of oil the best grades from
Pacific Mile at home to Satin Gloss
from Minnesota; hams that modeStly
hide their loneliness in canvas and hams
that expose all their sweetness and make
man hungry 10 look at them; buckets
Of mince meat anil buckets OF peach and
apple buffers; barrels Of beans, peas, corn
and dried fruits; the unassuming potato
you eau rest assured is also there. Why
shouldn't all the people have clean clothes
and clean faces, for Smyth has fourteen
separate and distinct brands Of soap, rep.
resenting all countries on the map except
the alnond.eyed Wahlee's. If there Is
anything We have forgotten ask for it,
for you can bet your bottom silver coin
that Smylh has 1t.
The most important fact connected
with this vast accumulation Of goods is
that Smyth knows that when goods are
bought al low figures they will sell them.
selves. He buys low and gives his Gus
toners the benefit Of his bargains.
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TROUBLE At THE BELylDERE.-On
Saturday evening Charles Allen and
John Carter were on a lark out the pike.
They stopped at Neuhausens Belvidere
Hotel and proceeded to take possession
Of the premises. By displaying weapons
and threatening to use them they sue
ceeded in thoroughly frightening the bar
keeper, who took to his heels and to the
woods. Finding themselves left in abso-
lutte possession, the two rascals leisurely
proceeded to sample the liquors and
cigars behind the bar. An information
having been filed before Justice VIM.
Phillips, warrant was Issued and the
Justice and his Constable, Mr.. Charles
Exley, went out and arrested both Allen
and Carter. The two prisoners were
committed to Jail, and will have hear
ing before the Justice this morning at 10
o'clock.
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WHAT THE HOTELS ARB Do1Sa.-The
following figures, giving the number Of
arrivals at the three leading hotels OF the
city last week, may be Interesting in
showing the condition of the hotel bust.
ness at present: MCLuIe-Sunday q,
Monday 81, Tuesday A, Wednesday %,
Thursday 50, Friday %, Saturday Is, to:
tai 224; st. James-SundSy 10, Monday
"a, Tuesday %, Wednesday 20, Thursday
%, Friday "a, Saturday 1S-total l46
Stamm-Sunday 8, Monday IS, Tuesday
SO, Wednesday %, Thursday "a, Friday
40, Saturday 81, total 155; total at the
three botcls-525. There are perhaps ten
or twelve other hotels in the city, and
their arrivals during the week would
probablyswell The total number to nearly
L not quite 1000. This isn't bad show.
ing,
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pERsoNAL PofsTs. Rev. A. O. George,
D. D., pastor Of the Fourth Street NJ. L.
Church, will lecture at the First Pfesby.
terrain Church tonight. Subject, "Whai
VIII Mrs. Grundy SayS
Capt. Devinney has been ordered 10
resume his old place "a Supervising In.
speCtor Of this district, the nomininalion
Of Mr.. John FehrenbaCh not having been
confirmed. The latter, Il will be remem.
bered, was in the city week ago iIiyeati.
eating The condition Of steamers al this
port, and examining applicants for Capt.
Wilson's position, whose removal he had
recommended 10 the department.
Judge Moore, Of the Supreme Court Of
Appeals, has returned 10 The city, and 70.
sumed his old quarters at the 81. james
Hotel.
Gen. Dnyal, Collector Of Internal Rev.
enue for this district, haa been presented
with 6ne pair Of buck horns by Third
District deputy.
Capt Phil. Anschutz was Ia the city on
Saturday morning, On route for his home
at Buck Hill Bottom.
Rev. o. P. Miller, Of the Disciples
Church, IL absent from the city, spending
q few days with friends at Norfolk, Va.
Mr.. F. Il, Murphy, special agent Of The
Rockford Insurance Company, Of Rock
ford, ILL.,, is visiting old.time friends In
the city. Mr.. Murphy, who will be re-
membered by 4 good many Bridgeporters
as resident Of their Town some ten
years ago, has been engaged in the insur-
once business 10 Missouri for the last
seven or eight years.
Miss Mccullough, Of New York, and
Miss Barton, Of Pittsburgh, are making
visit TO Mrs. Alex. Stephenson.
Hon. James Morrow, Of Fairmont, Ii
at the 81. James.
John @. Roseborough, 81. Louis attor.
ney, has located in this city for the prac'
tice oil his profession.
Miss Katie Gallagher, Of Moundsville
is guest Of Miss Hettie List.
Bishop Bowman 10 announced to lee,
ture at the Zane Street NJ. E. Church To-
morrow evening.
Ex.Gov. Jacob will lecture 10 College
Hall, in the Peoples Bank building, TO-
morrow evening. Subject: "some EIe.
mentary Views as to the True Basis Of
Morals"
Mrs F. s. Harper, the colored lectur.
ess, is to deliver temperance lecture at
0Ll's Hall tonight.
Misses Annie Tippett and Ida Jones
are candidates for a set Of jewelry to be
voted Tor at the festival given by the
ladies Of the North Street NJ. E. Church.
Charley Franzheim has assumed The
management Of the Hamilton Opera
House. Charley is popular gentleman,
and will no doubt make clever manager,
Prof. George Schwarzbach says he will
match his owl for a foot race against any
other man in town.
Alphonso Hazard, who had his leg
broken at Armstrong, Coen & Co.'s plan.
ing mill, last Friday, is improving slow.
". The break is bad one and It will
take quite while before he will be able
to return to his work.
We understand that Rev. W. c. Snod-
grass, Of Chapline Street NJ. E. Church
left about week ago TO spend a short
time in Florida. Hsisexpected home il
week or two.
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A FINE MINSTREL ORGANIZATION
MesSrs, Barlow, Wilson, Primrose &
Yeats Minstrel Company will perform
in the Opera House on Friday andSatur.
day evenings and Saturday afternoon Of
this week. The Albany Post gives the
company the following hattering notice !.
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose & West gave
their first entertainment at TWeddle Hall
last evening. Made golden hit. De-
served it. One Of the very best troupes
that was ever organized in this country.
In Springfield, on Thursday evening, they
played 10 the largest house Of the season.
As we have already said the star com pa.
ny is made up Of artists formerly the
leading stars Of Haverly 3 troupe. Among
the performers are Milt. Barlow and
George Wilson, two OF the best end men
in the world. Primrose and West are
two Of the best comedians and double
cloggisls in the country. E. NJ, Hall Is a
superb banjoist. In addition to these
stars We have Carl Rudolph, Harry Per-
cy, Frank Z. Jamison, James Lamont
and George Q. Denton. Large orchestra
and lirstclass brass band. The pro-
gramme last evening was one Of great
merit, fall Of fun and excitement. The
concluding sketch, "Worrying an Ed.
tor" il one Of the beat bits Of merriment
ever seen on the minstrel stage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-10

GERMAN sYRup."-No other medicine
IN the world has ever given such a test
oil its curative qualities as Boscbss's
Sisl. syrup. In three years two mil
ilon iour hundred thousand small bottles
o. THIS medicine were distributed fee Of
eaar9e ny Druggists in this country 10
G tSoee ahlcIed with Consumption, Asthma
group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia apd
o.ner diseases Of the Throat and Lupps
giving the American people undeniaSls
proof that German Syrup will er,rs
Them The result has been that Drns.
gists IN every town and village IN ~.
United States are recommending II 10
their customers. Go to your DFnss,',
and ask what they know abont Il ss%nI s
Bottles 10 cents. Regular Size rs cents se
Three doses will relieve any case. sodas
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HOTEL ARRIvAIs.-The following are
among the late arrivals at the leading
hotels
McLurc Charles A. McKinless, Balti.
more, Nd; Charles Mackln, Evan Jones,
Pittsburgh; l.. G. Martindale, Richmond
Ind; BENZ. G. HaHdshaw, WelIsvllle, O.;
y. 7. Armstrong, Martinsburg; H. q.
Williamson, Harpers Ferry; N. +. Mont.
gomery and wife, Marietta, O.; o. H.
Huntington, Clarksburg; W. r. Patterson,
Cincinnati.
81, Jamss-R. G. Harper, VIM. B. Tun.
stall, ". A. Mcsherry, T. Shipley, Balti.
morei W. II. Epson, Columbus, O.; Sam
uel ]. Magarge, F. r. Rankin, Philadel-
adelphia; Sam, Reinhart, Cameron.
SamaI- Herman McCaffrey, Belmont,
Ohio; N. r. DeuniSton, West Liberty;
John G. Frazier, Triadelphia; John
Ranser, Powhatan, Ohio; Il. ]. Grouse,
Tittin, Ohio; F. W. Mclean, Allegheny:
NJ. ]. Turner. Grafton; q. b. Gatewood,
us. A.; j. G. Clancy, W. B. Pettis, Lit
Llet0n,
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A GLORIOUS WINrERs DAY.--Yester-
day was one Of those bright and pleasant
winter days which are 10 rare at nm
season Of the year in this latitude. I'VE
suppose old Prob. would define yesler-
days weather, in his terse language, n
clear and cold" and this brief descrip.
ton would be about a. pertinent as ally
formation Of words in the English ian.
guage. The ohilliness Of the atmosphere
was counteracted by the bright rays Of
the sun, and upon this account the cold
was not 80 severely felt Il was a day
that attracted many persons TO healthy
exercise ont.deors. May We have many
more such during the winter.
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DIED.-A dispatch was received last
evening that Mr.. Jabez Exiey. A
we'll known citizen Of our city, died sud.
denly at New Orleans yesterday morning
Of congestion Of the bowels. He had
been in poor health for some time past.
and left on the steamer Fanchon on her
last trip to the South for the benefit Of
his health. He was about SIS yeara Of ape
and leaves three motherless children, one
Of whom, a son, was with him at the time
Of his death. He was q son OF the late
VIM. Exley, sen, we'll known builder Of
our city, and the only brother Of VIM.
Exley, Jun, Of the Fourth Ward. He leit
his family in good circumstances. His
OF friends,
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PULPIT PARAaRAPHs.-ReV Dr.. LYDIA
officiated at the Zane Street N. i. Church
yesterday morning. The pastor Of the
Zane Street Church, Rev. Prickett, 90.
cupied the pulpit Of Thomson NJ. E.
Church. " -
Prof. W. K.Psndleton, State superin.
tendent Of Schools, conducted the ser.
vices at the Disciples' Church yesterday
morning. There were no services in the
evening.
Rev. ] ,eph Gledhill, Of Bridgeport,
preached at the Chapline Street NJ. E.
Church yesterday morning
Rev. ]. F. Curtis delivered sermons be.
fore the Reformed Episcopal Congrega-
ton, in Wiesel Hall, morning and even
ing.
BishopKain, yesterday morning, at the
Cathedral, diRconrsed on "The Doctrine
Of Original Sin"
Rev. George Hollinger preached in the
Fifth Street { Colored) NJ. E. Church yes
terdNy morning,
Elder Tate, Of Bethany College, preach
ed in the Disciples Church yesterday
morning and evening.
Rev. 6. W. Halderman, Of Lancaster,
O., occupied the pulpit Of the First Eng.
lish Lutheran Church yesterday, reliev.
ing Rev. s. 3. Barnitz, who has preached
but one Sunday since November 9TH, on
account Of illness. Rev. Halderman
preached rather n remarkable discourse
in the morning from Cor. xli:27, aye
are the body Of Christ" The sermon
was full Of apt illustration and delivered
with an earnestness that sometimes reach.
ed intensity. Mr.. Halderman has quaint,
old fashioned way Of putting truth that
attracts close attention and sometimes
provokes smile because Of its forcible
application. The discourses yesterday
were carefully prepared productions and
left decided impression. The Sunday
School in both departments was also adj
dresSedby Mr.. ITalderman, Who expressed
his qualification at the remarkable growth
and influence Of the Wheeling Mission.
The evening sermon was from aye must
be born again." and listened to by a
crowded audience.
Grand High Mass was celebrated at
the Church Of the Immaculate Concep.
ton, in South Wheeling, yesterday morn.
ing, in coMmemoration OF the Feast OF
the Immaculate Conception, Rev. Fa.
Their SleichCr, pastor OF the church, de-
livered q sermon after mass, and after
vespers in the afternoon Bishop Kahn
preached on the "Dogma Of the Immacu.
late Conception" This being the patron
day Of the church, the services were unu.
ally impressive.
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ADJUSTMENTS AHEAp.-Amony the
attractions booked for the Opera House
the current month are the following /:
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose & Vests
Minstrels, 14th and 18th; Brown, the mind
reader, 10Th; BARLEY Campbells Comedy
Company, 10th and 21st; Pittsburgh op.
era House Company, 22d; F. G. Bangs
combination, Ath and 18th; Mrs. Chan.
frau and company, 18th and 9th; Bouci.
esultand company in "The Shaughraun,"
18th and 10th.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsrArE.-The fol.
lowing transfer Of real estate was admit.
Ted to record in the office Of The Clerk Of
the County Court, Saturday:
Deed made Nov. %, 1877, by John E.
Clator and wife TO VIM. p. Deechan, for
part Of lots numbered lG6 and 1907, 10 the
addition to the city Of Wheeling known
a. Orloff A. Zanes addition; $3.50.
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LOCAL AID socrErY.-A number Of
prominent Jewish ladies recently met al
the residence Of Herman COIN, Esq.,, on
Chapline street, and organized chart
table association to be known as the Local
Aid Society. The officers Of the new as
ISOLATION are: President, Mrs. Il. COIN;
Secretary, Mrs. II. speyer; Treasurer,
Mrs. A. L. Rice. The object Of the asso.
citation is to assist the deserving poor.
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A THEE OPERATING IN A CHURCH,
Last evening at the frat Presbyterian
as the Rev. DR.. Cunningham was
making theprayer before the sermon, some
one Ia thief came up the stairs back Of
the organ, and took the overcoats Of Mr..
w E. Trull, organisL and Mr.. A. H.
Beach, one Of the choir. Mr.. AL. Norton,
ofthe choir, hearing a noise and seeing
some one going down the stairs, put out
after him, and the thief dropped the
coats at the bottom Of the stairs and got
out OF the church before Mr.. Norton could
overhaul him.
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KAHN LITERARY So1ErY.-The Kahn
Literary Society held one OF their in.
structive meetings last evening in ST,
Alphonsus Hall. There were present a
large number Of the Catholic young men
Of the parish. We are glad to note that
this society is making satisfactory pro.
gress. BY the way, Il is rumored that
societies Of young men for the same object
are being formed in all the Catholic par.
ishes and missiona Of this dioceae.
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Our city letter carriers have received
a circular from committee ofletIer car.
riers who are at Washington trying to
lobby the bill through Congress increas-
Ing their pay, asking for per capita con.
tribution Of fifty cents towards defraying
the expenses Of the delegation. The
Wheeling boys decline to respond 10 the
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IMPORTANT DEcs1oN.-It has been de.
cided beyond all controversy than John
Roemer sells goods cheaper than any
house ever known before.
Good solid Colored Prints &c.,
Good fine Muslin &c.
Good Cashmere 25c.
Good Fancy Dress Goods TO-.
Good Silks ST 90.
Good Carpet 15c.
Good Flannel 12Ic.
ClOaks, shawls, Furs, Hosiery, No
tons, Tags and an endless variety Of
goods suitable for Christmas Presents,
Call soon If you wish to save money, al
JOHN RoEMER'a.
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SIMFLY SEvEN.-There were seven uu.
fortunates locked up on Saturday night
and yesterday, whose cases will be inves.
tlgated this morning by His Honor Judge
Cranmer. Three OF them we're arrested
Tor disorderly conduct, two for vagrancy,
and two for common DRINKS,
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DR.A.o.GEoReEs lecture for the ben.
CIT Of the Childrens Home, at the First
Presbyterian Church, tonight, promises
to be tho most successful Of the season.
The Doctors reputation NJ q lecturer
will draw m audience a. well az The
worthy object, which has always beeu
responded TO by our people.
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Buy AT l. BLUM & BRo's.
Silks at Blums.'
Cashmeres at Blums.'
Furs At Blums.' .
Blankets at Blums.'
Cloaks At Blams.'
MataleSsee Cloaks at.Blums.'
Gloves AZ Blums.'
Ties and Bows at Blums.'
Blums.'
Table Linnen and Towels at Blums.'
White Spreads at Blums.'
Flannels and Waterprools at Blums.'
Cloth and Beaver at BIums.'
Unusual Bargains at Blums.'
Blums.'
Holiday Presents at BlumS.'
Save money and deal at Blums,'
Best assortment at Blnms.'
West Virginia Cloak Emporium.
]. Blum & Bro.
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RELIABLE help for weak and nervous
snHerers' Chronic, painful, and prostra-
tlng diseases cured without medicine
Pu!yermacher's Electric Belts The grand
desideratum. Avoid limitations. Book
and Journal, with particulars, mailed
Tree: Address PULvERMAcnRR GALyAN-
10 Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. d&W
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SALE OF A DAIRY F4RM-The Seibert
dairy farm, located on Caldwell'a Run, a
short Distance east Of the Ohio river, was
sold on Saturday last by Auctioneer
Halter, to Mr., &c. Clark, for $4,000
cash,
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DowEl DowNl Down Another
break down in prices OF Dry Goods ana
osrPets. Bound to sell At some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and 10th streets.
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LETTERS detained in the city POstottice
for lack Of postage: Eph. Lewis, City, /
cent; Thos. NJ. Garvin, No. so Turk
street, San Francisco, s cents; ]. r. Noise,
Spring Station, Woodtord, Co., KY, s
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|. The claxton troupe hreakiasted at
Bridgeport on Saturday morning, preyi.
ous to their departure Tor Canton, Ohio,
where they performed on Saturday even.
Ing.
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In the general distribution Of medals,
Il II had heen possible for the "Interna.
uonal Jury Of Award" to have given a
medal 10 the best hotel In PHILADELPHIA,
this honor would have been received by
the Colorado, afor all the requisites Of q
model establishment in every respect"
aod