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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-20
A VALUABLE FARM
ONTHE OHIO RIVER FOR SALE.

I will, on the Ist day Of March. 1877.
offer my farm at public sale. The farm
consists OF two hundred acres, siXty-flye
TO seventy acres of river bottom. The soil
OF both hill and bottom Is unsurpassed.
An apple orchard that hardly ever fails
of seventy trees, besides about 400 young
trees Just pmmencing to bear: had over
one hundred barrels this season OF the
finest kind OF apples. Coal, fire clay, and
the choicest building stone In abundance
and sy OF access. There Is on tue farm
Il house of nine rooms and Kitchen. In
the latter is the best of spring water. Also
bank barn, sheep house, spring house,
coal and wood house, and also small
vineyard and strawberry patch: about
one hundred young peach trees set In
orchard. / will offer Oh the same day two
thoroughbred fflleys, three years old, and
one thoroughbred stud colt, yearling past,
and one stud colt two years old, one Il lev
two years old, two very nice young short
horn Durham cows, one Jour ana the
other three years ola this spring, one OF
them fresh now and the other one i'll be
in about month, together with lot OF
household furniture. III farm i sold Will
sell the balance of my stock, thr cows,
four calves, two horses, wa son and two
sets harness, two one, morse ouggles anu
harness, nine head Of shoats, one hundred
heal of sheep, hay and grain, also ggain
in the ground, and farming implements
Of various kinds. II the farm is not sold
altogether, will offer II in three different
lots 10 as to suit purchasers. 1t would suit
veIy well Tor dairy Iarm, as there is the
best of spfing water, and lies opposite
Port Homer Station, three miles from
Fairview, the county seat OF Hancock
county, West Va. Churches and school
houses, one of each within a mile My
reasons for wishing TO sell: last fall lost
son and daughter, and have but one so
left with me. Any one wishing TO buy
farm, and in good Toe ton, would do
well to buy, as expect TO sell.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. N.
Terms made known OH day OF sale.
For further Information address
G w. CHAPMAN,
ja26egowt Fairview, Hancock Co., W. Va
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THE COURTS. Municipal Court
This Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment, Judge Crsnmer on the bench, and
transacted the following business:
The case of Anton Reymsn VS.. Adam
Blum, in assumpslt, was dismissed on mo.
ton of plaintiff ut plaintiffs cost.
The case of the Wheeling Iron anG
Nail Company vs.. A. q. Hairy, in as
suupsit, was dismissed on motion of
plaintiff at cost of plaintiff.
In the case OF Meyer Simon VS.. Jacob
Emsheimcr, in assJmpsil, judgment was
set aside and rule for costs entered.
In the case of VIM. Hare vs.. Joseph
Robrecht and John Robrecht, in assump-
sit judgment was rendered for plaintiff
for $l22.l0.
In the case Of Anton Reyman vs. 10.
seph Robrecht, in assumpslt, judgement
was rendered for plaintiff for 1908 90.
The case of Geo. Kern VS.. +. +. Zieg-
Ter, in assumpsit, was set for Tuesday,
February 9th.
Court adjourned till Wednesday at 10
o'clock.
Police Co,rt.-Judge Cranmer dis
posed of the following business before
this court yesterday:
Thomas j. Howard, disorderly, fined
two dollars and costs. Paid
Martin Friery, disorderly, fined two
dollars and costs. Paid.
Alex. Balentine, drunk, fined five dol
lars and cost. Paid
James Kearns, drunk, fined two dollars
and costs. Committed for thirty days.
David Long, disorderly. fined two dol.
lars and costs. Committed for thirty days.
David Long, resisting an officer, fined
twenty dollars and costs. Committed for
thirty days.
Frank Kemple, disorderly; case dis
missed at cost of Kemple.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last even
ing showed 7 feet in the channel.
The Laura L. Davis, en- route for st.
Louis from Pittsburgh, was at the land.
ing yesterday taking on freight for
below.
The Express departed to Parkersburg
yesterday.
The Courier arrived yesterday evening
from Cincinnati.
The Kerr left yesterday morning for
Pittsburgh, with fair trip.
The j. l.. Rhodes passed up yesterday,
en- route for Pittsburgh.
The Dexter, with tow, passed DOVE
yesterday.
The Ragon is to-day's Parkersburg
! packet.
The Emma Graham, en- route for
Pittsburgh, is due up to-day.
The Tempest and Star OF the West are
laid up for repairs.
The O'Neal and Phaeton made their
usual trips yesterday.
The Norton has decided to leave the
Pittsburgh and Wheeling trade. There
is not enough business to support two
boats in this trade. Pitts. Post.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, February l9.-River 4
feet and stationary. Weather clear and
cool.
VICKsBURG, February ls.-Weather
warm. River stationary. Arrived
Grand Tower.
CINCINNATI, February l9.-River 3
feet inches. Weather, clear, cold and
windy. Arrived-Hudson, Wheeling;
Baum, Memphis.
NEW ORLANs, February l9.-Arrived
-Chas. Morgan and A. q. Donnelly,
Ohio river. Observation-Disclosures Meyer,
Arkansas river. Weather cloudy and
cool.
CAIRO, ILL.,, February ia fire to-
day partly destroyed brick store occu-
pied by Msrax u Nef, clothiers, on the
ievee Damage on building and stock
about $4,000. Insured.
SHREVEPORT, February l9.-Arrived
Fanny Tatum, New Orleans, Bonnie
Lee, Minden. Disqualification, down;
Bonnie Lee, Upper Red river. Weather
cloudy and warm.
CAIRO, ILL.,, February l9.-Arrived -
Alice Brown, New Orleans; Common
wealth, st. Louis; Capitol City, vicks.
burg. Departed - Capitol City, St.
Louis. River Is feet inches and falls
ing. Weather cloudy. Mercury AZ.
LOUISVILLE, February l9.-Weather
partly cloudy. River still falling with
y feet 6 inches in the canal, and 2 inches
less on the falls. Departed-Msry
Miller, Baum, Golden Rule, Cincinnati;
Golden City, New Orleans.
MxMrHIs, February ls-The river
has fallen = inches and now stands l6
feet inch. Weather-Clear. Maxim.
um mercury g. Depsrted-Tow boats
Baker and Horner, Ohio river; Warner,
New Orleans; Bismarck and St. Gene
We've, st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, February l3.-Arrived-
City of Helena, Vicksourg; Future City
and barges, New Orleans; Petrol, LII
nois river; WhsletAnd bargeS BITS.
burgh. Departed - City OF Chester,
Memphis. The river has fallen inches.
Weather cloudy and cool.
EVANSVILLE, February ls-Weather
cloudy and cold; mercury ~ 70 46 and
falling; sharp wind from the north. |
River IL 40 feet and falling. Up-l
[dlewih, Maggie Smith, Grey Eagle,
Red Cloud. Bowling Green, Cherofsa.
Rnsipsss fair Thu Nheyokea dischs,o>a
argely here
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WAesEa's MissTRrLs.-An immense

WAasER's MiEsTRHLs.-AH immense
house greeted Cal Wagner's mInstrels in
Corinthian Hall last evening. Every
seat was filled, and stools in the isles
were put into requisition. 1t shows
that the minstrel, especially Cal Wagner,
ia not dead yet, and that he will not be
dead, so long as our people love lots OF
fun interpreted with good music. Among
the best performances IN the musical
line, though it seems almost invidious to
single any one selection out for special
notice, all were 80 good, were Mr..
Lavske's singing of Father, pray with
me Tonight" and the rendering of the
finale, Down whar de Sugar Cane
Grows" by Cal and bis company. The
Aute solo with variations, BY w. F..
Tomey," was also another fine feature.
The comic features were, as usual, ex'
ceedingly funny and kept the audience
in q constant roar. In fact, Cal Wag-
ner's MINISTRIES may always rely on big
house in Rochester, as they have never
disappointed our citizens so far.-Roches-
ter Cypress.
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Aching Heads and Uneasy Nerves


Are often soothed by Hosteter's Stomach
Bitters, because that searching corrective
completely removes the causes OF brain
and nerve excitement, which are to be
found in arrangement fthe stomach, and
of its associate organs. the liver and
bowels. 1t is a truth which cannot be too
earnestly insisted upon, that the effect OF
mere sedatives and narcotics, like bromide
of potassium. valerian, chloral hydrate
and opium, is less appreciable the longer
they are used, and that they can never
permantly relieve nervous excitability,
because they cannot remedy the weak
ness and organic arrangement which lies
at its roots. Hostetter's Bitters, however,
can and does cure nervous maladies, for
the reason already stated. Sick headache,
restlessneSs at night, vertigo, mental
heaviness, and depression of spirits, as
well as the dyspeptic condition OF the
stomach, and torpidity OF the liver and
bowels, which give rise TO them, are en-
tirely obviated by this benign Alternative
tOLic,
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CARD.-Editor of the Register.-1 wish
you to correct the statement in regard to
the West Alexander Band failing to
make an appearance on the 18th, want
it distinctly understood that we make no
contracts that we do not fulfill. We
made contract 10 furnish music for the
Mardi Gras parade for fifty dollars, but
being informed few days before that
we need not come, stating that they had
not funds enough to defray expenses.
And again on the 18th, received dis
patch wanting to know if We would
play for thirty dollars, which of course
we did not accept therefore the parties
who employed US broke the contract.
You will confer u very great favor b!
publishing the above statement.
Yours truly,
J. G. Sample, Member OF Band.
VALLEY Grope FEB. II, 1877.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.
In the County Court OF Ohio county:
Maurice Curran.

In the County Court OF Ohio county:
Maurice Curran.
vs..
Moses Ray and August Heimberger.
BY virtue of an execution issued In the
I have levied upon and will proceed to
sell to the highest and best bidder, on
tuesday, March 8. 1877. commencing
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the front door OF the
Court House of Ohio county, west pir-
ginia, the following personal properly
to-wit:
seven Cows, three bay Horses. two bay
Horses, one gray Mare, one two year old
Colt. ,
And on MONDAY, the 5th day OF March,
1877, on the farm OF Moses Ray, In ONO
county. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
One Hog, one Kirby Mower, one Spring
Wagon, one Tanning Mill, one Iron Hill
side Plow, one Center Lever Plow.
febl3t GEO. X. TINGLE, 3. U. Z.
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TEMPERANcE.-Feurt Street church
was crowded again last night with peo.
pie in attendance at the temperance
meeting, and many were turned from
the doors unable to gain admlttance.
Messrs. Dunbar and Stringer, the
leaders in the movement, held the
usual services, and numerous parties were
prevailed on to sign the pledge, several
of whom related their experience in
battling with the alcoholic monarch, and
were unanimous in the verdict that it
had mastered them in the end. Over
one hundred converts signed the pledge
last night. The meeting tonight will
be held at the Opera Honse, ten cents
admission being charged.
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GREAT bargains in ladies' shoes, at
L.. V. BLoND's.

TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE. The
following are the transactions in real es-
tate IS recorded in the office of the coun-
ty clerk yesterday:
Deed made February Ii, 1877, from
Chss. Lane and wife to John b. Lukens,
the northern part of lots Nos. l40 and
al, Zsne's addition to city, Island; tor
$500.
Deed made February IA, 1877, from
}. Paul Brockhardt and wife and Chas.
Frank and Cstharine Frank to Thomas
UBrieu, the south half OF lot No. IS.
east side of Market street, between
Adams and Jefferson, tor $40.
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AN UNHAprY MoKE.-Aunt Mary
Hill. well.known enchsDtress Of color,
has como 10 griet aud is correspondingly
unhappy. A short time since Aunt
Mary, in the course of her peregrina-
tions through life, ran sfoul OF man
named Williams, whose complexion is
also Of the color popular. She told his
fortune; he became enamored of the
charms of the bewitching "mokess,
and IN the course OF time the mutual
admiration that each expressed for the
society of the other ripened into what
is called affection by the more refined.
Cupid, the little God Of Love, the
archer who never fails, penetrated the
hearts of the loving couple, and on
Williams requesting the gay and con-
fiding brunette, Aunt Mary, to take his
happiness in her keeping, she said not
"nay," but with smile which
was at once both childlike and
bland, extended her dusky paw
to her adorer, and in one short moment
they were locked in each others arms, ex
perien cling that ecstatic bliss SO graphical
" described by romantic poets. A min
ister was called, the twain were made one;
but their cup OF Joy, full to oyerfiowing,
stopped over in the course OF time, and
Aunt Mary realized that life could not be
sustain ed on love alone; more substsn'
tisl diet than that Of the rawlings OF q
romancist were necessary to feed and
clothe her, and her liege lord. Times be-
ing dull, and tortune.telling at a dis
count, the enchsntress engaged her ser
vices to the tow-boat Hornbrook as
chsmbermaid, and last week made her
first trip to Pittsburgh in that capacity.
During her absence, her love; her life;
her better half and husband, got lordly
drunk. His excequer with which 1t
was his wont TO purchase that
which cheereth and also doth
make drunk cometh, ran out,
and IN q fit of absent mindedness rather
peculiar in a man of his domestic tenn.
permanent, he pswned his wite's Bible
for fifteen cents worth of liquor; then.
followed numerous articles OF iewelry,
the result of enchanting" specalations;
then numerous articles OF clothing, and
sundry other goods, all OF which were
offered up as q sacrifice to the shrine O.:
Bacchus. Of course, when Aunt Mary
returned from her voyage at sea, discoy-
cred her loss, and ascertained that her
lord and master had proved unfaithful
to his marriage VOW, there was war in
that household, and the gentle dove
bearing the olive branch, the mythical
emblem of peace, lowered not over her
head. She bounced her unfortunate
spouse from her tireside; visited the
saloons where her goods had been
pawned, and now threatens to bring suit
Tor heavy damages, unless the misappro-
pristed valuables be returned TO her
keeping. Thus tar the saloon men are
memorable; Aunt Mary is determined,
and the prospects are fair for case be-
fore Justice, the developments of which
are patiently awaited by FACILITATING
public.
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sHERIFFs SALE.
James McDonald's Agent.

James MCD0naId'S Agent,
VS..
Leonard link.
Nv virtue of a distress warrant issued in
the above entitled cause, and to me direct
ed, | have levied upon and will proceed to
sell to the highest and best bidder, on
tuesday, March 8, 1877, commencing
at 10 o'clock A. M, at the front doer OF the
Court House of Ohio county. West Va, the
following personal property, to'wit:
One Brown Mare. one Bay Mare, two Bay
Horses, and on the same day mentioned
above. at o'clock p. NJ, on the pl emises
of the said Leonard link, adjoining Elm
Grove, in Ohio county: One Cow, four
Pigs, one set of Double Harness. oneStove,
three Beds and Bedding, six chairs, two
Saddles and Brides and one Two Horse
Wagon. GEO. X. TlNGLE,
fabl5t s. o. Z.
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The members of the Legislature re-
ceived intelligence from Mount De
Chantsl yesterday, to the effect that
Sister Mary Agnes was i'll, and the pro-
posed entertainment would be post
nOnpd
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FINE PROPERTY FOR SALE

an THE NATIONAL ROAD, EAST OF
" Wheeling.
perry on the Natsonal road known as the
Otteison property, situated tour miles
east oil Wheeling. IL contains five acres
OF ground, and brick dwelling In good
repair. For further particulars inquire oil
the undersigned on the premises.
febI3eods SCOTT MILLER.
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49,;

To the Working (Iass.-Wt are now
prepared to furnish all classes with con.
slant employment at home, the whole o,
the time, or for their spare moments.
Business new, light and profitable. Per.
sons OF either sex easily earn from ~ cents
to IS per evening, and proportional sum
BY devoting their whole time Ia the bust.
ness. Boys and girls earn nearly a. much
as men, That all who sec this notice may
send their address, and test the business
we make this unparalleled Osfcr: To such
AZ = re not well satisfied we will send ole
dollar to pay for the trouble OF writing.
Full particulars. samples worth several
dollars TO commence work on, and copy
and best illustrated Publications, all sent
free by mail. Reader, II you want perma.
nent, profitable work, address GEORGE
ST. NSON & CO., Portland Maine. spligyb
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Two RIcHMosDs IN THE FIELD.-It
seems that Wheeling is to have two city
directories the coming season, one by
w. l. Collin, an advertising solicitor for
the Standard, to be filed with adver.
tisements and issued at $500; the other
to be published by an eastern firm. and
containing new map of the city, but 70
advertisements. "You pays your money
and you takes your choice.'
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A CHANoE-Mr. Hugh Roberts, FORM
erly prescription clerk at Schnepfs drug
store, has purchased the North Whesling
drug store, and started in business for
himself. He is succeeded at Schnepfs
BY Mr.. Charles Moenkemoeller, Of Phil
adelphia.
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ANoTHER SwrsDLI-It u said that
several ladies Of this city have been dis
appointed In tha results Of patent pre-
pafation sold by peddlers purporting to
add brilliancy and insure safety to the
use Of carbon oil IN lamps. Some of
them we're promised student Tampa etc,
but they did not get them. The prepar-
stion il believed TO be common salt COL
ored.
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The McMEcHEE WILL CAsE.-The
Jury in the trial of the Nc Mechen will
case, before the Circuit Court OF Mar
shall, yesterday afternoon brought in the
following verdict: We, the jury, find
that the paper offered as the will OF
Shepherd McMechen is not his will"
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ORDINANCEs.-The City Clerk has
opened correspondence with the au-
thorities of the larger cities, asking for
copies of the ordinances of their respec-
tive cities, that the revision OF the ordi-
nances of Wheeling may be made more
perfect.
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FOR SALE,

WE HAVE TWO VERY NICE TWO
w story brick tenement houses on
Twenty fifth street, for sale. They are
nearly new and In excellent repair. Eacn
contains four rooms and a Kitchen, and
both have good cellars. Any person de-
string cheap dwelling hour well located,
and upon reasonable terms, Will do well
to calf For full particulars apply 10 the
undersigned at their office, No. ll3o Chap
line street, Wheeling, W. Va.
CRACRAFT q COLE,
anrlhh Attorneys.
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ADMINISTRATIVE County Clerk
Woods yesterday appointed Catharins
Long, administrative Of the estate Of
Francis Long, supposed to be deceased,
who mysteriously disappeared last Sep
TENDER, and has not since been heard
from. The bond il 500 with Geo. Long
- security.
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FOR SALE.

uOUSE AND ACRE LOT IN WEST
III Liberty.
This property is desirable for pri. -
va e resider ce or public business. IL i.%
is near the Normal School. The house
contains 10 rooms and is well suited Tor
boarding students. The lot is well nlled
with fruit and ornamental trees. Apply 10
j. A. BROWN,
feb5eod-eGb West Liberty, W. Va.
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FOR RENT.

THREE NEW DWELLING HQUS. -
rs situated on the east side OF is:
Main street, between Twenty. third
and Twenty fourth streets. Said houses
have all the modern improvements, con-
tain six rooms each, have water ana gas
j. X. McC0RTNEY, or
saaob a H CAREAHAN.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

THREE STORY BRICK RESI- ~
A dence containing seven rooms, G::
kalls and cellar, located on Twelfth
street, between Byron and Jacob streets.
Gas throughout Everything convenient;
For further Information enquire at iio
lash Mrs. ELIZABETH HAMILTON.
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The PoLICE.-The new uniforms Tor
the police force will be completed and
turned over to the force by Thursday.
Captain Ripley informs us that new belts
ands maces have also been ordered, and
will probably arrive in day or two.
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FORCED SALE.-Great Bargains in
Dry Goods and Carpets at whatever they
Will bring. Must be sold to raise money.
j. w. FERREL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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Mr.. BRENT SwEARENGEN, a leading
insurance man OF Pittsburgh, and a
former citizen of this city, is stopping at
the Mcclure.
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The new Benwood mill is beginning
to enliven things up in that section.
The forge department will start up either
Wednesday or Thursday next, and the
nail mill will begin operations the fol-
lowing Monday.
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MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
b wheeling Island; price from wv sdS. 20
money REQ uired in cash. The residue may
he Maid annually In five equal install.
ments, with interest. Apply 70
JOHN p. 6ILCHRlST,
ooaob At Top Mil.
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EX-FoURTH Governor Daily has made
application to the Street Car company
for the position of conductor.
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ONE hundred ladies were initiated in
the mysteries of the Fidelo carnival AS
ISOLATION on Sunday night.
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IMMENSE Fall Stock Of Dry Goods and
Carpets and will sell them cheaper
than any house in Wheeling.
j. w. FERREL
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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MANAGER Hamilton has again ten
dered the Murphy band the use Of the
Opera House, and the usual evening
temperance meeting will be held at tina.
place tonight.
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ANOTHER BIO DRIvE.-Best style
dark yard wide chintz for 10 cents per
yard at ). W. FERREL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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lT is not definitely known whether
Officer Price has Joined the temperance
movement or not, but he yesterday
closed the Institute saloon under dis
tress warrant.
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JUDGE CRANMER was elected presi-
dent of the National Cemetery ASCOT
stion which met at Washington, d, C.,
last week.
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NorIcK-At the forced closing out
sale Of J. W. Fsrrel you can get Xuslin
At 3 cents, and Carpets at Is cents per
yard. Cali soon il you want bargains.
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The giant stopped in the city over
Sunday. not being able 70 procure .
state room large enough for him on the
Carrie Brooks, on which boat the ~bal-
snce of the LiIiputians" sailed for Pitts.
burgh. ~..