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The Fest E4otel in Montana,

and charges reasonable.
n. B.-Visitors desiring to stop at our hotel
please call first 1T tic Cosmopolitan, Nos. " y
Main street.
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COSMOPOLITAN AND
ST. LOUIS HOTELS.
CONSOLIDATED
sCHWAB & YINNERMAy, Proprietor

Having fitted up this elegant i~ire-rroof \
building, Nos 81 and 50 Main street, Helena, Y
tana, viii open the same on or betole nc "
September, 1876. We will retain lie st. Louis
tel, using the same for lodging only, while N
bles will be spread i'll the Coslaorolifan. NI1a]
new mode OF arrangement we can oiicr amN1
commedation 10 III the travelling public.
The rooms will be kept tirst-c!ass IN every Ie9
md the tables supplied, rs heretofore, with Inc
best the market affords. III fact, it shall DO oi
deayor to make the consolidated
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every legitimate attempt to henellt'he iafii'-
er. and not being partisan they are Ill a l'''h
better position to discern tie faults VI TUG
Grange, and to suggest n remedy ana .le
Grange should be grateful for every h'ha'S
mention of anything within calculated to 90
ASo4th Carolina grange requires the lee
tlrer to keep a book. in which the prospects
and to~rwardness of the crops are fecoroe"
from meeting to meeting. 1t Is an iihpo'-
talt step in the right direction, and woffly
OF being followed by the order all over 'he
United States and Canada, Tor thus not ohly
may a comparison of crops be had rom
wear to year, but for a series OF years. inns
scheme followed out. would not only prove
advantageous to localities, but to the eotlll-
try at large.
AT the last annual meeting OF the Domln-
ion grange. representatives appeared from
$50 subordinate oranges, with a member
ship of II. 800 against 246 oranges and 6,ooo
members last year.
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CTO R ".

NATIONAL RAN
MsgrER-JOHN L. JONES. Arkansas.
~SaCRBTARY-O. Ii. KELLY. Louisville, Ky.
TIsaAsuRER-F. M. MCDOWELL, n. L.
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scbeuc,.,. Mandrake Pills

Will be found to possess those qualities
necessary to the total eradication OF All
bilious attacks, prompt To start the secre-
lions OF the liver, aud give healthy zone
TO the entire system. Indeed, IL is no
ordinary discovery in medical science 70
have Invented q remedy for these STUD
born com plants, wi ich develope al Tue
results produced by heretofore nee use
of cslomel, a mineral Justly DREADED oy
mankind, and acknowledged TO De ues-
tructiye in the extreme To the human
system. That the properties OF certain
vegetables comp rise all the. virtues OF
caiomel without its injurious tendencies
rs now an admitted fact, rendered lnuls-
putable by scientific researches: and those
who use the Mandrake Pills Will be tully
satisfied that the best medicines are those
provided by nature in the common herps
aud roots OF the fields.
These Pills open the bowers ana correct
all bilious arrangements without saliva.
ton or any of The injurious enects OF
calomel or other poisons. The secretion
of bile is promoted by these pills as Will be
seen by the altered color of the stools, ana
disappearing OF the sallOw complexion
and cleansing of the tongue.
Ample directions tor use accompany
each box of pills. Prepared only by j: h.
Schenck & Son, at their principal once,
corner sixth and Arch streets, Philadel-
phia, and for sale by all druggists ana
dealers. Price % cents per box.
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The ZUuRyeS.

The Schmulb4ch Zousvcs turned out
IN full uniform on Christmas afternoon
and marched TO the Peninsula base ball
grounds, where they practiced the Skin
mish drill and bayoneL exercise for sew
era hours. The Zouaves are progress.
ing finely in the skirmsh drill, but the
absence of blank cartridges, which are
generally used in this exercise, Invested
the occasion Of the interest which would
would otherwise attach TO it. In the
bayonet exercise this company takes the
lead. The many difficult msneuvers in
this branch of the tactics were executed
with regularity and promptne.s which
does credit to the men and their OH
GERS There was quite crowd of spec
tators, as the Zousves, with their bright
uniforms, ways attract considerable al
tentiou.
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4 Handsome Present.

Yesterday morning the non.commis-
stoned officers OF the Mathews Light
Guards presented Gov. Henry NJ. Msth.
ews with very handsome meerschsum
pipe, with the coat of arms of the State
beautifully engraved upon it, and under
which WAS inscribed the State motto,
Montdni Hsmper Li5eri. The pipe was
on exhibition at Phl.sielphis during the
Centennial, which makes it more valua.
bic to the possessor. The Governor
thanked the glvers, .Sergesnts Fran
zheim, Bailey, TodG, Sprucebsnk and
Radcliffe, and Corporsls Wood, Horn
brook, Reed, Glass, Wsllsce, Dickey
Lutz in the following neat little speech {:
GENTLRMEN-Please accept my sln-
cere thanks tor the beautiful present.
The pipe Is very haadsome, highly
creditable specimen of American indus
try, and an interesting souvenir of the
Centennial. but it will be priced especial
ly rs testimonial OF your kind feeling
for me. | viii preserve it with great
care With an earnest desire for your
health and prosperity always, and wish
ing you merry Christmas and happy
New ! ear, am, sincerely your friend,
HENRY NJ. MATTHEWS.
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The .shaugnraun, the Boston.

The "Shaughrsun, as might have
been expected, drew large audiences at
the Boston the past week. The piece
is familiar to Boston. As we have SAID
before, the play is bright and WITTY in
dialogue, interesting IN plot and chsrsc-
ter, replete in stirring dramatic situations
and sklitul in construction. Its chsrsc
scters are Drawn with y brosdness and
clearness OF definition characteristic OF Mr..
Bouclcsult's works. Here the main
objection to the piece is found. 1t Is
claimed that the characters are drawn
with too great freedom and with too bold
Il finish, and that soma Of its scenes are
produced with comprehensivenes and
broadnes- that takes them beyond the
pale OF nature, and tinges them with the
distinctive marks OF Boston
Times, October 8, 1876.
sale OF tickets for the Shsughrsun for
Friday and Saturday nights, with a
matinee Saturday, begun at Adams Il
Lucas music store yesterday morning.
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Temperance Noes.

a temperance meeting was held at
Otis Hall Christmas afternoon and night
a fair audience was present in the alter
noon, but not so many at the night meet
ing. The discussion was q good one, for
some of the prominent men VINO spoke,
told what change had taken place in
their homes and how much better hey
had enjoyed the first Christmas !or many
years, IN sobriety. AL appeared TO be
well satisfied with the days pleasures
and the meetings, and at late hour on
Christmas night, the first temperance
meeting held in Wheeling on that day
for many years was closed.
B.. B. Porter and JAS. Cunningham of
temperance notoriety will speak tonight
at this hall.
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Before squire Buiser.

Saturday VIM. Rankin appeared be-
fore this Squire and made complaint
against James Dugan tor committing q
breach of the peace by breaking in the
house of said Rankin, agent, and raising
general distur bsnce and breaking WIN
dows IN the House. Dugan appeared be-
fore the Squire Tuesday and settled the
trouble by paying the costs in the case.
A warrant WAS sworn out by VIM.
Rankin, agent, against Mary NcGIl, for
raising a disturbance and breaking the
windows in q house in Castle row, East
Wheeling. The case against Mary was
dismissed yesterday At the cost of COM
painant.
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Hn.Ieiter'. ALMANAC.

The edition Tor ISIS Of the sterling Me1i-
cal Annual, known a. HOstetter's Alma
nae, is now ready, and may be obtained,
free of cost, OF druggists aud genera couu-
try dealers in all parts OF the Unit'd states
aud British America, ami indeed in every
civilized portion 81 the Western iiem'>-
phere. II combines, witt the suunGGt
practical advice TOR the preservation and
restoration OF health. a .ar-e amount OF
interesting aud amusing li-nt reading
and the calendar, astronomical calcuiA
lions, chronological Items, Sc are Prrpar-
ed with great care, and VII. b.. found IN
tirrly accurate. The Issue OF Iosteiicrs
Almanac Tor SIS, In the English, German,
French, Welsh, Norwegian, swedish, H"l-
land 30, rmisu and spanish languages,
will in MI probability hr IN" largest
edition ola medical work ever published
in any country. The proprietors, MeNSrN.
Hostettcr & smith, Pittsburgh, Pa, on re-
ceipt of 20 TWO cent stamp Will forward a
copy by mail 10 any person who cannot
procure one IN his ueighborhood.
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RIXer NeMs.

The marks ut the landing last evening
showed fee. in the channel and tall
ing slowly.
The R,gon departed on time yesterday
for Parker burg.
Ire Courier arrived last evening and
vii be 10 days Parkersburg boat
The Than tauser left for Matamoras on
time yesterday.
The Exchange passed down for Gin,
cinnati last night.
The Granite State passed up last even
ing from Portsmouth en- route 10 Pitts
burgh, eigh. hours late, having been de-
tained by the log.
The Katie StOckdsIe isdue up tonight
en- route from Cincinnati 10 Pittsburgh.
The Abner O'Nesl will leave at !
o'clock this morning tor Pittsburgh.
The Whale and barges begun loading
yesterday at the .E:na mill for st. Louis.
The local packets are arriving and de.
parting on time.
The POseton has had large new whis-
tie put along side her chimney.
by Telegraph
PITTBURGE, December 26.-River 3
feet 6 inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy snd RAINY.
CISCINEATI, December 2G.-River II
feet l inch and rising. Weather cloudy
and cooler. Depsrted-Parker, Mem
phis; Golden Crown, New Orleans,
LOUISVILLE, December Z6.-Westber
cloudy and cool Departed-Andy Brum,
ST. Louis. River rising with : feet in the
canal.
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Personalities.

John Slender, Sheriff of Wetzel coun-
ty, was in the city on business with
Auditor Miller yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Cook, OF Pittsburgh, is
spending the holidays with (rieLds on the
South Side.
Misses Emma White and Rose Jen-
kins, both of Steubenville, are visiting
Miss Ellen Ellinghsm, on Sixteenth
street.
Miss Pink Oates, of WeIlsburg, is Wis
itirg Miss Cora Zane, on the Island.
Mr.. "Zsnnie" Caldwell, with Bush
field Bros, of Pittsburgh, is home on r
visit.
Mr.. John W .Goodlin, great fsvorite
with the children of the English Evan
gelical Lutheran Sunday School, has
consented to be present at the grand en-
tertainment of the school. New Years
night ut the Opers House.
Mrs. Hirsley, daughter of Secretary of
Safe Brady, and who lives in Bucking.
ham county, Virginia, is reported as ly-
ing dangerously i'll At her home.
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MumtinE Justice. Sab

About two weeks ago, Joseph Tolliver,
a colored oyster vender, was down below
the depot with his article of trade, and
there met one ebony-hued Alex. Gard
ner. The meeting did not prove an
sreesble one from some cause, AS the
sequel shows that Gardner took hold of
"T' rail, supposed to be thirty feet
long, and struck Tolliver with il, bat
tering up one of his oyster buckets.
Nothing more WAS said, but the vindic-
tive blood that courses through TolliveI's
veins would not let him rest until he sp-
pesred before Squire Phillips yesterday
morning and sgore out warrant, in
order that be might get vengeance.
Gardner was arrested and brought before
the Squire, who examined into the case,
which wss dismissed.
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HE COURTS.
Yesterday's Proceedings In the Dif-
ferent judiciary Bodies.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.

COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.
Daniel Sheb, trustee for w. Il. Shieb
vs. D. NJ Maxwell, in sssumpsit. Paint
III : motion to set aside judgment entered
at former day OF the present term.
Court holds its decision TO smother day.
Joseph Speitel Il Co., VS.. Martin Gilt
* Co., certified by Squire W. d. CsId-
well. Reset for trial on January IA, 1875.
A. NJ. and }. l.. Dennison, No. 1926,
vs. +. NJ Henderson certified by Squire
Tolliver is on trial before the following
jury: a. J. Norton, +. Whitmyer,
John Updegraf, Henry Pendleton, VIM.
NJ. Nic0ll, Charles Blanchard, W. ;.
Craig. G. II. Stoker, John Etz, John
White Stephen Clark, and David Greer.
Court adjourned until 9 o'clock this
morning.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMEK.
Thomas Hughes u Co. VS.. Susan K.
Hamilton ct a., in chsocecy. Order en-
tered directing payment by the SPECIAL
receiver of the amount IN his hands 10
the commissioners.
Bernard Rosenstein VS.. c. H. Booth X
Sons, in sssumpsit. The plaintiff WAS
non-suited in this case.
Adjourned until nine o'clock this
morning.
POLICE COURT-JUDGE CRAEMER.
Madame Ship, julia Chise, and Jen-
ME NorrIngton were each fined $40 and
costs, and Jennie Grsy $40 and costs Tor
keeping houses OF easy renown. Pad.
The following "soiled dOves' paid 80
and costs: Ida Florence, Mary Florence,
Maggie Mitchell, Maud Stanley, Mary
Mathews, Belle Thomas, Minnie Car
michael, Minnie Andes and Maggie Ru-
bic
Harry Peterson WAS fined $40 snd
costs Tor trequenting houses OF bad re-
pute.
Wm. Jones, James Anderson and
James Smith $40 aud costs each, for the
same ohense.
John Smith snd Peter Jones, on the
same charge, We're fined - and costs.
All paid.
Cornelius Vance, drunk, fined 81 and
costs. COMMITTEE.
John Miller, dsorderiy, fined - and
costs. Committed.
Morris Pierce. vagrant, fined 81 snd
costs. Execution suspended, defendant
agreeing to ieaye the city Immediately.
John Williams, disogderly, fined 81.
paid.
John Petersburg, disorderIy, fined 81.
Paid.
Burk Watson. for assaulting Thomas
CassiIay, fined s. Paid.
William Carney, disorderly, fined So.
Paid.
James Gs.laher, disorderly, fined 81
Paid.
William Gsnding, disorderly, case dis
missed.
Alex. Gardner Jco!ored), disorderly,
fined 81 Paid.
John Forrest, for picking VIM. Win
der's pockets, fined 81 Committed
Dennis Duly, drunk, fined 81. Com
mitted
Tho eases again.. Robert Appleton and
J. II. Sever.ng, Tor gaming, were con-
tInucd until Saturday.
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To reduce stock and rsise money l
will sell this week standard cloth prints
tor less than cents per yard and ali
)ther dry goods and carpets for less
money than quoted in any paper or
circular distributed IN the city. Come,
see and examine before buying, corner
OF Main and Twentieth stIeeta IT,. w.
Eerrel
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FACE CUT.

During the afternoon of last Tuesday,
several young boys were engaged in fir
ing q small toy cannon on the Island,
when bottle made OF heavy glass,
which contained the powder, by some
means became iguited snd exploded,
throwing fragments OF the bottle in ey-
cry direction One piece of the bottle
struck Aft. Beymer, son Of Z. A. Bey-
mer, who was sitting on fence close by,
on his right cheek, which resulted in An
ugly cut slmest TO the bone and about
one and q half inches in length. The
wound is not necessarily 3 dangerous
one, but il very painful to the little
fellow.
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4 Which Presentation.

On Christmas day, q. g. johnson Of
the Sunday Leader presented his foreman
W. j. Coabett with 3 fine gold watch
and chain. The other attaches OF that
establishment were remembered with
smaller presents.
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CHAPTER or ACCIDENTS.
A sMAsH UP.

Christmas afternoon, about o'clock,
horse attached to buggy owned by
Peter Erb, and driven by Taylor Gun
ningham took fright near the corner OF
Main and Fourteenth streets. when
one OF the wheels gave way. The anil
NAL ran up Fourteenth street about one
hundred yards where the buggy was up
SET throwing the occupants upon the
ground, SHINING their faces. The horse
ran up Fourteenth street as far as the
Court House, where he WAS stopped
after having done considerable damage
to the buggy.
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Hold 10 Answer.

: tThe three charges made against Mr..
Ncuhauscn, for keeping gaming table,
selling to minors, and for selling liquor
IN Sunday, were heard by Squire Phil
lips yesterday. The Squire bound Neu-
hansen IN the sum of 500 on the former,
and 500 each on the latter charges.
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Real Estate Transfer.

The following transaction IN real estate
was recorded in the County Clerks office
yesterday:
Deed made December 26, 1877, BY
George c. McColloch tc John w. Nc
Colleen tor the undivided one half OF
forty acres of wheat now in the ground
on the Reilly farm four miles above the
city of Wheeling, and other interests in
growing crops. Compensation $500.
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Cane Presented.

Two of the bosrders Vt the st. James
Hotel presented the proprietor, Mr.. W
A. Waugh, with very handsome gold.
headed cane, on Christmas day. The
presenters had inscrlbibed upon the head
Of the cane, "From two old bachelors,
and 1t remains mystery unto this day
who the giYers are.
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Pocket Picked.

- Tuesday evening at Mathews saloon,
John Forrest picked from the pocket OF
William WInder, watch. Forrest WAS
arrested and fined $40 and costs for his
piece OF hight fingUred work. Not hav-
lug the necessary amount OF cash to pay
the fine, he now fingers In ''dursnce
vile"
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EYE INJURED.

Young Marshall, son Of John Mar
shall, who resides on Sixteenth street
East Wheeling, met with the painful &C
cldent o! having one OF his eyes badly IN
iured Christmas day by the BURSTING OF 8
gun cap. A piece OF the cap struck him
in the eye which is thought can not be
saved. DR.. Frissel extracted the piece
of can.
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HAgcIlu9 Ac9lstrr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to Ne~ Advertisements.

Lost-MoOey.
For Rcnt-'Oid Home" Hotel.
Door MatS-Friend Il Son.
Nouce-Cummin il Woods.
Watches and Jeweiry-Louis Deckert
Billiard Room tor Sale.
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For the Orphans,

The proceeds of the various Catholic
fairs and festivals held Just before Christ.
mas, will probably amount as follows:
Church of the Immaculate Conception.
S565; St. Josephs Cathedral, $3.50; St.
Alphonsus, $500, a total of S2,3l5, being
about $500 less than last year.
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or for Texas.

sII.ast evening "Burnie" Mcclure, son
81 Capt. John Mcclure, left, in company
with his brothcr-ln-law Mr. Mendel, Tor
TayllrSvjlle, Williamson county, Texas,
taking over SIX hundred head OF sheep.
The Q. a. is, mourn their loss. Ba,
ha, b.. BUrui-
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Trias Docket.

The following cases will come up for
2 hearing before the County Court to-
day:
9. Moorehead & Son vs.. VIM. Porter
i Co.
L. g. Crscraft, assignee vs.. NJ. Currer.
Adam Blum vs.. John Wslch.
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Marital.

The following marriage licenses were
admitted to record in the County Clerks
rIico yesterdays Mr.. Peter o. Brlnger
&, Mis- Mary Walt, Mr.. Charles Woos-
Ter O. Mss Anna Smith.
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RACK PRINCE LODGE.
Officers Elected.

TUESDAY evening, Excelsior Lodge No.
40 |. o. 0. F. elected the following OIL
GERS Tor the ensuing year: John NJ.
Greer, n. G.; j, w. q. Smith, V. g.; 5.
l.. Tippett, Secretary, and George Nc
Colleen, Treasurer.
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Inst Received

For the Holidays, the finest assortment
Of Gents Slippers IN The city, also
Ladies' Mounted Button Newport, latest
ont Al JERRY CLEMENS.
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SANFORD'S RADICAL Ours

Not only promptly arrests the co--o .... f.,t..--
In Catarrh, but, sympathetic action. -.., -
become A.D.t NE %, ALI cy..a!t a.! ,....
ius affections
Defective Eycslcht, Intlamcd and MAJ
Eyes. Painful and WatrTy Eve. L..
Hearing larIChc, Neuralgia ufthsI.
Discharges from tn, lar. Ringing -
I'm tho Head, Dizziness, N,ryor. NJ
ache, Pains I'm tho Temples. Ios.n,'r.
Senses OF Taste and Nm.''. Elong1,l,r,,
the UNuI8, Intlamwlt ..u.Hf a., IN.
Putrid Sore Throat, Tickling or Hat,
Cough, Bronchitis, and Bleeding ~ a.,
Lungs.
Zach package co.tala. m- -.-.r-... r.---,...
Irhalrg Tube, with ~. .... ......
rrctlUas Tor use ~ a.. eases. ...
all Wholesale and rgtsu ds...s., 49, III, ,
through VT the United ~'strsa tt,..I.. Va 81
y POTTER, GgGg-al AEg-.s ... s,- ..,.., .-.
gstS, Boston, Ms.
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A MOST suitable holiday present tor
gentleman is q pair Of those fine hand
worked slippers just received st L. V,
Blends, 1875 Main street.
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DINNER AT THE HOME.

The children OF the Hone enjoyed a
regular Christmas diuner on Christmas
day, provided by the .ady managers.
Dinner was served little before Il
O'Clock, in the presence of Mrs. W. j..
Butler, president of the lady managers,
and q few members of tie Board. The
children did ample justice to the nice
things, and had in every respect merry
Christmas"
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LAEsr STYLES of Shoes Just received
ST l.. V. Blends
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LADIES, while yoa are out shopping,
call and see those gents fine hand worked
slippers ST l.. V. Bonds
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GotoJ. w. FerrePs store this week
for dry goods or carpets II you want 8
bargain.
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ARBENZ HALL.

A number of young ladies and gentle
men, friends Of Mr.. Fred. Arbenz, stu
dent at Ann Arbor, Michigan gave
ball at this hail IN honor Of Mr.. Arbenz
last evening. The dancers trlpped the
eight fantastic until II o'clock, at which
time they parLook of repsst, and then
con .inued dancing until on early hour
this morning
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JUST received for the holidays, for
little boys, Morocco patent leather Sawed
Opera boots, al l.. Y. Blends.
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AT THE HOSPITAL

High mass was celebrated 1T the Hospi-
tai on Christmas day by Father Nc.
EIlcut. The old St. AiPhonsus choir
sang omitz, mass in superb style Mrs.
NJ. Beuter sang the solo Ave Maria with
great beauty and expression. After the
mass the choir presented the Sisters with
handsome sum of money for the benefit
of the orphans.
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TIE finest shoes kept.in the city at l.
Y. Blond's.
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This society has elected for the year
1878, the following named officers. Vic
tor Roscnburg, President; NJ. Ensheimer,
Secretary; 4. l.. Kraft, Financial Secre-
tsrv: 3. Rosenstein, Treasurer, and the
following representatives, to represent
this lodge at the meeting Of the Grand
Lodge: M. Emsheimer, Joseph Speyer
and B. Rosenstein.