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River News.

Last evening the marks indicated IL
feet @ inches, and still falling.
The 0'Neal left for Pittsburgh at 2
Am.
The Phaeton arrived from sisIersville,
and returned at her usual hour.
Neither the Della or Telegram put in
an appearance yesterday.
The Courier left for Parkersburg at
103 A. M.
The Iron Mountain and barges arrived
from Pittsburgh last night, and will re.
ceiye freight for New Orleans.
The Nashville arrived from Pittsburgh
yesterday, and after taking on about 5000
kegs Of nails, left for Nashyille.I
The Granite State will pass down 10.
morrow morning,
On account Of come repairs being done
to the Carrie Brooks, she did not get
away from Pittsburgh on time. She
passed down last night.
A number Of toWs OF coal passed down
during the day.
The Ragon will be to.day's Parkers.
burg boat.
q The Ben, Wood passed down about 4
P. NJ. with tow Of coal.
tBy TeieSnph.l
CAIRO, November 29.-Arriyed-Belle
Of Memphis. Memphis; Norton, St, Louis;
Golden Crown, Cincinnati; Maade, Vicks.
burg; st. Genevieve, ST. Louis. Departed
Belle Of Memphis, 81. Louis.
MEMPHls, November 20.-Riyer rose
8 inches. Weather clear; mercury 33o
Arriyed-Yint Shinkle, Cincinnati. De.
parted-Robert Mitchell and GOlddust.
New Orleans; City OF Chester, St, Louis,
CINCINNATI, November 29.-Rlyer 81
feet inches, and rising. Arriyed-En.
tter,prise and barges, Pittsburgh; Andes,
Wheeling; Davis, ST. Louis; Express,
Pittsburgh; Enterprise, Louisville. Cold;
showing.
LOUISVILLE, November 29.-Weather
cloudy and cold. Observation-Disclosures d.
Parker, Memphis; Golden City, New Or
leans; james W. Goff, Cincinnati River
rising, with IL feet in canal.
EvANsvtLLE, November 29.-Partlv
clear and cold; mercury 2S' to go; wind
west. River feet, and rising rapidly.
Down-Audy Baum, Evansville, GREY
Eagle. Up-Arkansas Belle, Dick John.
son. Business good.
ST. LOUIS, November 29.-Riyer fallen
inches. Weather partly cloudy and
So'u'
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ASTONISHING suoCEss.-It Is the duty
OF every person who has used BoscHRE's
6RRMANSYRuP TO let its wonderful quail.
ties be known to their friends in curing
Consumption, severe Coughs, Group,
Asthma, Pneumonia, and in fact all
throat and lung diseases. No person can
use 1t without immediate relief. Three
doses will relieve any case, and we con.
slider il the duty Of all; Druggists to recon-.
mend 1t to the poor dying consumptiye,
at least 10 try one bottle as 10000 dozen
bottles were sold Last year, and no one
case where II failed was reported. Such
a medicine rs the GERMAN SYRUP cannot
be too widely known. Ask your Drug.
gist about il, Sample bottles to try sold
at 10 cents. Regular size 70 cents. For
sale BY all 6rst-class Druggists in the
United States. eod&w
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TEMPERANCE AT o1s HA1n.--'The
usual Thursday night temperance meet
Ing waa held In OtPs last night, a large
audience being present, The usual OPEN
ing ceremonies were gone through with,
and Rev. Gatchell was the first speaker.
He made good speech, occupying about
half an hour, aud was followed by Mr..
Erasmus Rathburn. He never takes
much time with one Of his speeches. bnt
always drives at the subject. President
Young then stepped to the front and
made very interesting talk. When he
concluded the Vice President, Mr..
WinCher, arose, and had hardly got
fairly commenced TO talk when In
came ReyeSeads Glsdhill, Of Bridgeport;
Brown, Of Martins Ferry; J. Wilding, Of
North street; alSo, the "seige gun" era.
craft, and Mr.. David Howell, Of Bridge.
port, who all spoke, and although short
yet they had the satisfaction OF keeping
the audience in an uproAr OF laughter.
Capt, Bags was called upon but did not
feel like using the people, and made but
few remarks. This closed a very good
meeting, with the benediction by Rev
Gatchell. There will be lecture in
otps Hall on Saturday night instead Of
the usual meeting. Rev. Gatchell will
lecture on "Ship and Shore" Fifteen
cents will be charged at the door.
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GLORIOUS News THE good time has
come al last We will open 100 pieces
Of choice madden colored Calico at 30
per yard.
Good Flannels al 12lc.
Good Carpet at loo.
Handsome Dress Goods At 10c.
200 Black Cloth CloakS, new styles, nj
extremely low prices.
Good Muslina Tor Sc.
Good Bed Comforts for 81 25.
Good Blankets for 81 90.
10 pieces super Ingram Carpet worth
Soc for SOC.
Other goods in proportion. Call soon
u you wish to save money, at John
RoemerIs Dry Goods, Carpet and Wall
Paper Emporium, No. 20l9 and 209l
Main street, Wheeling.
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oATEs.-The sale OF reserved seats for
the OAtes engagement will commence
this morning, at Adams & Lucas music
store. Concerning this company we clip
the following extract from the Buffalo
Express:
last evening the Oates Company gave
avery charming rendering OF O[lenbach's
latest success, La Jolie PaiEumeuse, )
Mrs. Oates was 10 fine voice, and gave lhe
role of Rose Miohon the best treatment
we have ever seen bestowed upon that
character. The cast was very strong
one, bringing out the many good
qualities OF the company both in must
cal and dramatic sense. Miss Emma
Delaro as Clorinda dressed and sang The
part nicely. She has firm soprano
voice OF good compass, and Displayed
considerable cultivation. Her cadenzSs
were clear and distinct. She ia we'll de-
serving'of more than passing notice.
The POirotof Miss JEANNE Winston was
admirably handled and only added to our
good opinion OF her powers. Bayolel. A
character calling for considerable atten.
ton, was nicely carried through by Mr..
Henri Lauvent. He was in good voice
and did the drinking scene with Mrs,
Oates we'll. Mr.. Harry Allen, who seems
tohave been taken up as a general favor.
ite, made all Of the role Of Cocadiere pos
sible. Mr. Hall, as German, had little
10 do but did that little we'll. He has a
fine baritone voice, the extent Of which
was hardly shown in the part assigned
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OLD Enthusiastically morning our
citizens awoke to the fact that old Win.
ter had come with his great coat on, for
the snow was falling with all the fury OF
midwiuter, The wind was due north, and
the gale was suggestive Of the frozen
plains Of tina! region. Although not
early for winter 10 net in, II will find
many people unprepared for ia severity.
While it is the opening OF a season
Of comfort and pleasure 10 the
rich and alluent, the poor can.
not look on the approach Of cold weather
with anything but feelings Of dread and
forebodings Of suffering. Our people,
those who are blessed with plenty, should
take this opportunity TO look up the
needy and bestow such aid and succor az
their mems will permit. The organiza-
tons for charitable purposes should COM
mence preparations for efficient service,
for the need Of their help and assistance
is at hand.
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MILITARY PARADE.-The Mathews Lish,
Guards and the Schmulbach .Zouayes
made a public parade yesterday sfIernoon,
through the principal streets, headed by
the Wheeling City Band. Both compa.
mics are composed OF fine.looking young
men, and attracted considerable surprise
by their fine appearance. They wore their
new uniforms, and were equipped with all
the'regular military accoutrements. Va.
rtons difficult maneuyres were executed
10 a very acceptable manner, though the
boys manifested q little awkwaFdneas,
perhaps owing to the large crowd Of by.
ISLANDERS that had collected TO see them.
With a little more drill practice their
proficiency will no doubt Increase, and
they will become credit TO the State.
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PARKERs' HALL TEMPERANCE MEET.
ING.-The meeting held at Parkers' Hall
yesterday afternoon was well attended.
Rev. Gatchell opened the meeting with
reading and prayer. Hon. E, g. CracrAft
was then introduced, and delivered The
most eloquent aud logical address we
have ever heard on the temperance ques.
tion. Mr.. G. W. Bagga followed in a
very earnest talk, Mr.J. Kemple was
then called 10 the stand. Jake has the
faculty Of pleasing and interesting an
audience, and though unprepared he de-
liVered an able address. Mr.. Wilbur
Trueman closed the meeting in short
address. Seven names were added 10 the
pledge, making 81 since the meetings be.
gan. There will be another meeting at
this hall thus evening, Good speakers
will address the people.
On Sunday night Hon. L. G. Cracrait
and Mr.. Wilbur Trueman will address a
mass meeting at this Hall. We hope
these meetings will continue TO receive
the support Of the temperance people, as
much good has been and may yet be
done.
Rev. Gatchell speaks at oLt's Hall Sat-
urday night. We hope to see him greeted
with a large audience.
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PERSONAL PorNrs. Berry Merchant,
recently employed as an usher al The
Opera House, il travelling with Prof..
Hermann, the magician.
By some cards Of invitation received
In this city, We learn that Miss Sallie
Campbell, late q teacher In the WheelipR
Female College, Ia to be married al Han.
nibal, No., on the 1ith Of December, 10
Mr.. George w. Barrett, Of Albany, New
York. Miss sallie has been fol some
time past sojourning in Hannibal with
her sister. Her many friends In this city,
and IN Brooke county cher old home)
join In wishing her all imaginable hap
piness In her new departure 10 life.
Mr.. VIM. Richardson, IT,, haa been
engaged by the Washington Hall Associ.
alton 10 do the carpenter work for the
stage In the new building.
Mr.. Warner, agent for Mia Kate Clax.
ton, arrived In the city yesterday. Kate
comes on the 9Th Of December.
Rev ]. X. Thompson, President Of the
West Virginia University, preached two
sermons In this place on last Sabbath,
To say that they were remarkable efforts
Is not uttefing too much. Presidenl
Thompson 10 not only man Of culture,
but natural orRtor,-Riichis Gasais.
Tho Wheeling Female College IL In q
prosperous condition. Il IL a good insti,
tution.-Ritchit Guiette.
Rev. ]. McKendree Reilly, Of Bali.
more, last evening lectured In The Fourth
Street NJ. Z Church upon the Universal
Yankee Nation"
Mr.. Robert Strange, the we'll known
ianitor at the rooms Of the Wheeling
Gymnasium, died yesterday afternoon al
8 o'clock, Of paralysis. Mr.. Strange was
an intelligent cOlored gentleman, and a
mau Of considerable influence in HE CON.
munity.
Professor George sChwarzbach has
been presented by an old friend Of hia
that resides In the "rooral districts
with handsome young owl. This friend,
respecting the Professors vocal abilities
and love for music, presented him lhia
bird Of "rare" vocal powers.
Mr.. Kennon, correspondent OF the Gin.
cinnati Eaquirr from 81. ClairsviIle, Il 10
the city.
A large number Of the Bellaire, steub.
enville, and 81. ClairsvlIle military com.
pAnies witnessed the parade yesterday.
Cockayne'a band played for party at
the Connolly House, in Mouudsville,
last night.
Mr.. Fritz scheutz, the Free Thinker
speaker, left for Philadelphia yesterday
morning, on the early train.
Mr.. Pat. McArdle, a well known Pitts.
burgh clothier, was in town last night.
Mr.. ]. E. TruemAn Is announced as a
candidate for the position of agent Of the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh road, at Bridge
port, left vacant by the resignation Of Mr.
Whitney. Mr.. Trueman is competent
clerk and a thorough man Of business, aud
il would give us great pleasure to record
his appointment.
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HorEI ARRlvAIs.-The following are
among the late arrivals at the hotels:
81. Jomes-J. 7. Moore, Columbus, o.
". II. Beyeridge, Richmond, Va; Fred
Ford, F. A. Hardy, J. H. Davidson, New
York.
Ssamm-Wm. Long and wife, WelIsbure
n. 4. Hamilton, West Liberty; r. Y.
Wiley, Demos, o; j, Sample, Washing.
ton county, Pa.
MeIAHe-M. H. Hendricks, ], v. simp.
son, Alexandria, Va; L. C. ndricksor,
Columbus, o; 7. E, Jennings, Davenport,
Iowa; v. I. Bogue, Baltimore; W. l.
Hastings, Fairmoni; W. H, johnson,
WellSyille, 0;s. s. Thompson and wife
Buchanan, W, Va.
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RELIABLE help for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, aud proStra.
ting diseases cured without medicine.
Pulvermacher's Electric Belts the grand
desideratum. Avoid limitations. Book
and Journal, with particulars, mailed
free. Address PULvERMAcHER GALvAN.
Io Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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THE CouRTs. -CIRcurr CouRT-JudSe
NtlVia.-The Circuit Court met at the
usual hour yesterday morning.
The Jury In the case ofYirginta Silson
Va. GU. Dauber, after some consultation,
returned q verdict for defendant.
The case Of John Robrecht VI. Elijah
Marlipg was put upon trial and occupied
the attention Of court until the hour Of
adjournment.
Adjourned until Friday morning at 10
o'clock.
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WINTER has fairly opened. There's
physic in the air, tits full Of life, giving
oxygen. Now is the time to walk Oh
your dyspeptic sluggishness. Don't hive
and hide oyetmucll near stoves and fur
nacc.heated rooms. These are the causes
"a much as care or hardship which bring
on prematurely gray hair, wrinkles, fee.
BILE bodies, weak muscles and weak
etomachs. People who live so much in.
doors suffer from loug.drawn starvation
Of good air. Blood congests and grows
sluggish when it is not shaken or stirred
up. People who always live in harbors
breathe pounds on pounds Of carpet
dust.
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NEw FooT BRrDaE.-Lumber has been
ordered for the new foot bridge by lie
workmen of tie Crescent Iron Works, IA
be built in place Of the one washed away
last week. It will be about one hundred
and ten or fifteen foot span, and much
higher and more substantial than tbe
last one. They will 10 to work on Il "a
soon as the wafer permits, aud will charge
toll for crossing until Il is paid for.
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THANKSGIVING was observed generally
by our people. Business was almost en-.
tirely suspended during the day; all
public buildings were closed; and every.
body seemed determined upon having a
holiday.
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In HocK,-Mr. John ]. Barbour, who
spent several months in this city about a
year ago, soliciting contributions to a so.
called Tradesmens Institute, is now in
jail at Clarksburg, charged with obtain.
ing money under false ptetenses, John
has a good many friends in this vicinity
who would be pleased TO see his vener.
able countensnce.
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SALE OF THE OPERA HousR.-The
Hamilton Opera House was sold yesttr.
day, at public sale. TO Mr.. Charles w.
FraHabeim, for $4,000. Mr.. u. c. Her.
vey was the auctioueer, and the sale took
place at the Court House. The German
Insurance Company started the bidding
at $4,000. Col. Thomas O'Brien bid ths
property up 10 Sl6,5OO, and the German
Insurance Company to $l950O. There
were no other bidders. Mr.. Hamilton
we understand, still hopes to procure 4
6oud.man before the sale is confirmed BY
the Municipal Court
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LADlEs collars made Of leather, with
shirred satin set in, are announced
among the late whims OF fashion.
They do not. appear conspicuous in
Wheeling yet.
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CARPETS Carpets Carpetsl II Is a
we'll settled fact that the cheapest Car
pets and Dry Goods in the city are found
at J.W. FERRELS,
Corner Main and 2OLh St,
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Po11cr Couar-Lndae Grammar.

There were only two cases before the
police court Yesterday morning, viz:
John Burns. charged with disorderly
conduct, was fined s. and costs. In de-
fault Of payment he was committed for
thirty days,
Jacob shafer, charged with carrying
Otf box from Schulils confectionery,
was fined $40 and costs. He was com.
mitted for thirty days In default.
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TnE Beethoven Singing Society had a
hop at their hall last night. There was a
good crowd in attendance, who danced
until nearly morn to the music OF Vaas'
orchestra.
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AwINrER's phenomenon Of particles Of
water in molecular form floating through
the air, will, rs tradition tersely puts Il,
CONCEAL canine-in other words, q win.
ters fog will freeze dog.
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We request all mothers to stop using
Laudanum for their Babies, but use Dr.,
Bulls Baby Syrup, a good medicine. II
contains nothing Injurious. % cents.
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DowSI Dowsl Down Another
break down in prieea Of Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell at some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and 10th streets.
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THE stack of squirrels in front Of all
the green groceries makes one almost
sufficient TO induce belief that after
this season thers will be very few SPUR.
rels left in the country.
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Frs1iyA1.-The colored folks gave a
festival in the Old City Hall, over the
Market House, last night. Il was we'll
attended and a good time in general was
had by the brethren, 80
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WANEED:-Work in Embroidery and
Fancy Knitting. Infant Wardrobes A
specially Address Box 81, Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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LOST time IA forever Loaf. Absence
from school is often caused by a Cough,
Cold or Hoarseness, and can easily be pre-.
vented BY giving DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
70 the children. EN-..l d&N
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The gas thrown off from coal stoves
produces diphtheria, physicians say, I'M
less rooms are we'll ventilated. This is
something TO bear in mind.
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BREAK DOWN IN PRcEa.-Dress Goods
8 cents, Black Kid Gloves S5 cents and
Carpets as cheap ~ 10 cents. They have
70 be sold 10 raise money now.
.-- ]. w. FERREl.
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THE number OF men who cell roasted
chestnnts on the streets seems TO increase
daily. Chestnut roasting is becoming one
Of the industries.
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THE Lindsley and Young America Lit.
erary Societies Of the Lindsey Institute
will not meet this week, there being nc
school.
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TIE young ladies of the senior class at
the Female College will give an enter
tainment this evening.
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axsTs' fine shoes Of the latest styles
Just received at l.. V. BLoaDs.
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THIS is the last day of grace for city
tax payers. After today ten per cent
will be added,
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BREAK down in prices Of Dry Goods
and Carpets. Now L. your time. Call
and price. Got to sell.
J, W. EERREI.
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Coon Black Kid Gloves for IS cts., a.
]. w. FERRELs.
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Ii You want to get gulted in a pair Of
ahoes 60 70 L. v. RLoND,s.
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THE cheApest shoss In the city at
L. v. BLoRDIH.
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Mystic Lodge, K. Of P, gave pound
party in the new Elm Grove town hall,
last evening,
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HuSTERs coming in from all directions
report good sport. Quail especially are
abundant.
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.Juur received, a lot Of Childreus Shoes
Of the latest styleS,a at L. v. BLoNp's.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
ing shows the range OF the thermometer,
az observed at SchnepPs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
So 30 ~ 3 SEN Is ~
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Gtregtttelti2ettter
FRIDAY. NOV. 80, 1877,
New Advertisements

For Cincinnati-Steamer Hudson.
Ofal-List, Davenport & Parks.
Opera HouFe-Miss Kate Claxton.
Wanted-Night School Teacher.
Furs Altered, Cleaned and Repaired.
Mattings-Mendel, Booth & Co.
CIocks-0 xtoby 4 Dufiield.
Boys Watches-Louis Dechert.
French ChiEa-Cummins & Woods.
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THE mosquito buzz ness has been sus.
pended for a time.
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PLANS and specifications for the Christ
mas slipper are beginnings to be adVer-
tised for.
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DUPoNT's
Wheeling Powder Agency

lhave at oil times In Magazine large
atoek Of the abuye celebrated Powder,
VIZ: Rifle, Sporting 10 oans), Blasting
and Mining, Ia metallic packages, which
I Wlllsell Of Wholesale atmanufacturef's
prless. ! have Portable Magazines Of
different sl1os for chipping and will dellV.
or free on cars or boat. This Powder
% unequalSd In strength and qualify.
ie1l n. REILLY. Sole Agent.
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Ice CREAM signs should now be retired
for the season.
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ThomaI ColVln
vs. In Chancery'

County, entered on the - day OF October, 1877,
ia the ChanctTy Older hook Of said Court, on page
aOi, In the chancCry CnutC Of Thomas ColVin vs. J.
X. laws ct al. In said Court, the undersigned Spe-
eial Commissioner will on
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EoB RENT
EOR RENT-H0UsE-
FOR SALE.

a-~-.>-~---- ~>~---s----s----.>~---,,
POS SALE
ISo BIlck ,IOuAo. on 10. 2iiO EOii street, Centre
" nasS NA4N'' WILLIAM GODFREY.
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Jusr now the wise man clothes his by.
drant in old carpet.
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TIN Circuit and Municipal Courts will
meet this morning, pursuant to adjourn
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CHRISTMAS comes on Tuesday.
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A VERY LARGR AND COMPLETE STOCK
IA Of 9tApleand Fancy Groceries. We handle
n1ae hut litt-elass eoolii Lowest market prices.
ls2o LIST, DAVENpuRr 4 PARKS.
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