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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-11

Spring, spring, gentle spring Low
oil shut up.
THE Bellaire Nail Works will resume
operations to-day.
MAUD MULLER will rake hay in Par
ker City, Pa, this evening.
THE Bellaire tobacco warehouse will
be completed without delay.
A HRw timetable goes into effect on
the P. w. & Ky. road 10 day.
sEvESTY.oNE degrees above zero is
what Old Probs. gave us yesterday.
TIE folks living down along the river
are making preparations now for their
spring work.
TIE cooper shop in North Wheeling
will run only three days each week until
further notice.
spRlSa is here. A prominent druggist
has hung out the sign, SODA water and
choice sirups."
THE Top Mill made a large shipment
OF nails from their mill last week, over
the P. W.& X. R. R.
The Maud Muller theatrical company
left for Pittsburgh yesterday morning on
the steamer Katie Stoekdale.
Mr.. LEACH Is now building some fine
residences at New Martinsyille. Mr..
Ross, OF Bridgeport, sdoing the plaster.
ing.
The Adjutant General on Saturday
forwarded the new Lewisburg military
companya requisitiOn for arms and &C.
contrements.
Six release deeds, four deeds Of trust
and one deed in fee were admitted TO re.
cord on Saturday by the Clerk Of the
County Court.
We have gotten well into the spring
month OF 1878, and it isn't hard to take.
The winter just closed is universally
voted dead failure"
TIE folks at New Ma.t;nsyille are de.
termined on having our P. w. & Ky.
railroad extended down TO their place,
and are talking the matter up strong.
The Sixth Ward cadets have secured
Washington Hall for public entertain
ment, the object Of which is 10 raise
funds for armory aud uniform purposes.
MnsRs. Brady Morgan and Dave Berry,
owners OF the steamer Kitty Nye, will
have new boiler placed on their boat
before putting her in the Matamoras and
Parkersburg trade.
LARAMIE, the reStauratuer, won the
amateur billiard match at Severing's
parlors on Saturday evening, and receiy.
ed handsome pin. There were eight en-.
tries, and seven innings were played.
A NEW iron bridge, l94 feet in length,
and weighing 20 tons, was taken TO Mata-
moras on the steamer Ragon. 1t will be
placed over one OF the streams about
seven or eight miles back Of Matamoras.
RosEY o'BRIEN, who lives in the vi.
entity OF the famous East Wheeling
aLava Beds. was arrested by Officer
Robertson yesterday for disorderly con.
duct. She will be tried In the police
court this morning.
The last Of the Opera House fixtures
were sold by Auctioneer HerTey, on Sat-
urday, 10 satisfy n claim Of Mr.. George
Q, Black, Collector Of Water Rents. The
fixtures, which consisted principally Of
bar furniture, were sold in small lots, to
various persons.
THts L. such fne weather that business
men in general show the change in their
elastic tread, air Of eheerfulness and
viyacity. The world looks brighter
to care-worn business man on day
/ like Saturday. even II pnld haa coma
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PULPIT Po1NTs.-Rev. q. s. Lobingter
OF New York, occupied the pulpit Of the
Disciples Church Yesterday morning ant
evening.
Communion services were held yester-
day ut the United Presbyterian Church
Rev. Thomas Balrh, Of st. clairsyille
preaching Atthe uSualhour,
Bishop Kahn breaches at the yespei
service every evening during Lent.
Quarterly communion services were
held at Wesley N. E. Church yesterday,
Love feast at 8 A. NJ, and communion a
1890.
A young mems prayer meeting was
held at the Baptist Church at 8 A. N. yes
terday.
Long, agent OF the American Bible So
ciety, oficiated yesterday morning. A
young mems prayer meeting will be held
at this church this evening.
Rev. Father Collins preached yesterday
morning at the 81. Alphonsus Church, OF
the "Scriptural Characteristics OF Chris
tian Penance." Immediately after The
sermon collection was taken up for the
benefit Of the poor Of the parish.
Father McElligolt preached at the
Cathedral yesterday morning.
Rev. Mehrwein's second sermon on The
Eighth Commandment" was delivered a
lions Evangelical Lutheran Church last
evening.
The theme Of yesterday mornings SER
mon at the English Lutheran Church
was "The DEVILS question concerning
Job" from the text Job TO, "Doth Jot
fear God for noughtT The evening was
devoted to Bible service exclusively
Several portions Of Scripture, bearing
upon the value OF the Bible and It's pre-
cepts, were read Respectively, and a very
animated discourse was preached BY Rev
Walter r. Long, District Secretary oil thu
American Bible Society. A voluntary
collection was lifted for the Bible cause
Communion services were held In thu
First Presbyterian Church yesterday
morning, when the pastor, Rev. D. A
Cunningham, DID,, preached touching
sermon. Thirty.three new members wer'
added TO the Church-twenty.one OF
profession and twelve by certificate.
There will be union missionar!
meeting in the Second Presbyterian
Church this evening at hali-past seven
o'clock. An interesting lecture will b.
given by Miss s. B. Loring, u returned
missionary, on Mission Work in syrii
and other parts. Both ladies and gentle
men are cordially invited.
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River News.
SATURDAY,

aA4Ihbhhs
The o'Neal departed for Pittsburgh at
Z A. NJ. with a good trip.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
at 10Y A. NJ.
The Hudson did not get of for Cincin-
natl until near z o'clock in the evening.
The Short Line packets were on hand
at their regular hours.
The Salt Valley, from Ironton, passed
up in the night.
SUNDAY.
The Stockdale, from Cincinnati, arrived
at 10 A. NJ, with a good trip. After un.
loading small amount at this port she
departed for Pittsburgh.
The Raglan is to-day's packet for Par
kersburg at 10l o'clock.
The, Andes will arrive from Cincinnati
to-day.
River II feet and falling slowly.
Weather very warm and little cloudy.
The Barnard and barges arrived from
st. Louis.
C1xcIsNArr, March 1O.-Riyer % feet
2 inches and stationary. Weather clear
and pleasant; heavy rain and wind storm
this afternoon.
New ORLEANS, Marbh 10.--Arriyed--
Golden Rule. Cincinnati. All the boats
except the Natchez, reported as having
left Saturday evening, laid over till Sun.
day on account Of the storm.
CAIRO, March 1o.-Riyer 80 feet 8
inches and rising, Weather clear.
MEMPHIS, March 10.-Clear and pleas.
ant. River fell l inch. Arriyed-Chas.
Morgan and Thompson Dean, New Or.
leans; Common wealth, 81, Louis; Kellogg
and bArses, Helana; City Of Vicksburg,
Yicksburg. Departed-Charles Morgan,
Cincinnati; Commonwealth, New Orleans;
Kellogg and City Of Vicksburg, st.Louis.
LouisvILLE, March 10.-Weather clear
and cool, Departed-GaG, Memphis.
River 0 feet 10 inches In the canal.
SHREVEPORT, La, March 10.-C Il.
Duriee, New Orleans. Heavy continued
rains. River rose Q inches.
EVANSVILLE, March 10.--It rained this
morning. but il clear tonight. Mercury
$50 to 6so. River 20 ahd 4.10 feet and
falling. Down-Sam. Roberts, Laura L.
Davis, Grey Eagle, U, B. Schenck. Up
NJ. Smith and Hotspur. Business light.
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CHICAGO, March O.--The Dfoper9 Jour
nal reports:
cATTlE-Receipts 1000; shipments 100
Not enough good cattle 10 make market
shipping So 70a4 65, feeders and stoclsers
fairly active at So 60a3 IS; butchers
quiet and unchanged; steers s. 00a3 so,
cows So 40a3 80, bulls So 00aS 10, oxen
50 50a3 90. All sold.
HoGs-Receipts 5000; shipments 1900
Market unsettled; mixed packing at IS 10a
5 As, light weak at So 50a3 IS heavy ship.
ping unchanged at s. 60aS 90. Few left
over.
SnKEp-Receipts $40; few fancy offering;
market weaker at S. 60a5 Is.
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A GIRL AssAuLrEp.-on Friday even
ing last Miss Mary Bachman, aged four
teen, while returning to her home in Cen
tire Wheeling, was stopped by strange
man near the Second Presbyterian
Church, who proposed to walk home with
her. The fellow was told that his com
pauy was not wanted, when lie eaugh
hold Of the girl, and when she struggled
to get loose from MIN be struck her ia
the face and knocked her down. Her
cries brought Officer Baird TO the rescue
when her assailant took 10 his heels and
escaped,
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EARLY CLosrNG.-Already our mer-
chants are arranging for the early closing
season. The jewelers. are the first TO move
in the matter, and We understand that
with the exception Of one firm all In the
city have agreed to close their places Of
business at z r. N. from to. day until Sep.
TENDER 18th, next The prospects are
that the movement will be unanimous
one with the jewelers., and doubtless other
merchants will follow in the same direc-
tfnn
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PERSONAL PoIsr.-Mr. Wash. DON.
bar, Of Chicago, Is visiting friends in The

PERSONAL PoEaTs.-Mr. Wash. Dun.
bar, Of Chicago, is visiting friends in the
Mis- Ramags, Of Portsmouth,, Ohio,
who has been tile guest Of Miss Ella Up.
degraff for several days, returned home
on Saturday.
Mr.. j. +. Atkinson and wife, Of the
Grafton House, 1t Grafton, are stopping
at the Stamm. =.
Deputy q. S. Marshal B. ]. Campbell
returned on Saturday from a protracted
trip through the counties Of Barbour
Calhoun, Braxton, Lewis, Gilmer, Up
shur and Randolph. During his absence
he made nine arrests for violations Of the
United States Internal Revenue laws.
Messrs. J. II. McCarty, Of Dennison, O.,
and s. Wilson, Of Steubenville, are in the
city.
has been confined TO his room for a week
past by illness.
The many friends Of Mr.. WIN. Welfeldt
we're glad to see him on the street again
Saturday, after an illness Of several weeks
duration.
Miss Charlotte Thompson, the actress
Is announced for three nights engage
ment in this city the latter part Of the
Geo. RignOld, in "Henry "" is an.
nounced for the Opera House on the 1ltt
OF April, and Janauschek on the 18th ant
18th. W
Mr.. Lewis Feinler, who Is travelling
salesman for the shoe and hat house o.
Boyd 4 Prather, returned home on las
Saturday evening from a three weeks
trip. Lewis reports business as only
mode rate.
Mr.. Alex. Lynn, Of the Eighth Ward
will remove his family 10 Mar,ins Ferry
the latter part Of this month.
Jimmy vanpelt, who left Belmen
county some time since, ia now engaged
in the wholesale grocery business At Lit
tie Rock, Arkansas.
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SATURDAYS REAL Estate TRANsAo.
r1oSs.-Auctioneer Heryey on Saturday
sold the Timothy Donovan property, lots
s and 0 in Square 10, East Wheeling, for
500.
Lot At in Caldwells addition, on 9Th
street, belonging to Mrs. Mary shipley,
was offered al public sale on Saturday by
Auctioneer Heryey. II was bid up TO
5000. when the sale was adjourned over.
Lot 5 in Square %, belonging to Caro-
line Ebeling, upon which there are brick
house and frame house, offered by Auc-
tioneer Hervey, was bid up to $3.50
and adjourned to future day.
W. II. Haller, auctioneer, sold at the
Court Houae on Saturday morning Al
acres OF land, known as the Pat. Clark
farm, for $4,000. Henry Helfenbine was
the purchaser.
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what Might Have Been Heard.

Almost any day during the Centennial, a knot Of
PHI siclans might have been seen gathered around
The elegant alas cafe, standing 10 the Main build
Ing, In which Rentont Capcine Porous Plaster WaI
over other porous pia,ters, and the lsteaeF might
have heard words Of warm praise fall from their
lips ~ they spoke Of the revolution II would likely
rtct 10 remedies for dlSeaies treated externally
such rs rheumatism, lame and weak back, spinal
bruises and all aches and pains Of local nature.
With these opinions the Centennial Jurors, who
were also learned phy scFns were In perfect accord
and awarded the manufacturers Of BensOn's Cap-
cine Plaster the only medal given 10 porous plGs-
ten. To avoid fraud zoe that tho word Capcine ID
cut through each plaster. sold everywhere. Price
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'V GSoYRRNMENrs-Weak.
RAILROAD BoSDs-strong.
STATR RoNDS-SteAdy.

sTocIs-strong and higher in the early
dealings, when prices advanced haiM per
cent Towards midday weak tone set In
aud q reaction Of kaH per cent took
place. During the afternoon the market
continued lower and heavy under CONSIDER
able pressure TO sell. The decline from the
highest point ranged from N to ~ per
cent, the closing quotations being general
ly the lowest OF the day.
Transactions aggregated 81, GOO shares Of
which 5000 were New York Central III
700 Lake shore. 1900 Northwestern com
mon, $500 preferred, $500 St Paul com
mon, $500 preferred, 1900 Laekawanna
1900 Delaware q Hudson, 5000 Morris d
Essex, 5000 Pacific Mail and $500 Western
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os Saturday last Msssrs. Stanton,
Dwight. Worthen, Wallace, Mc0ulloch
and McYay, Of the Maynard Rifle Club,
were matched against teams OF ak from
Bethany and Wellsburg, ut the former
place, for aS50 ride. 0lconrse the May.
nards won. The aggregate score Of the
Wheeling team was 237, Wellsburg 2St
and Bethany go, out Of q possible 300.
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THE Po1Sr House BAtI.-A large ball
was given at the Point House, Now Mar.
tinsville, on Friday night last, some fifty
couples being in attendance. Among
those present from abroad were Misses
Addie and Aggie Murine and Julia Nc.
Lure, Capt. Asa Booth and John Daven.
port, Of Wheeling, and Mics Lazicr, Of
Morgan,own. Col. Bob McEldowney, s.
D. Smith, Hervey Butler, Mack Gamble,
A. W. Oxnard and other we'll known New
Mattinsyillians were there. Mr.. Justus
Aiken, the genial proprietor Of THE Point
House, served one Of the finest suppers
ever given In Nav Martinsville. The
ball will long be remembered by all who
were present.
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IsYoun HAM THls OR FAILING Our

l6 10UR hAIR 4hlh uh pAhllNu W.
Are you becoming prematurely bald or
gray? II so, take the advice OF the great
German scientist, Leibig, and use "Lon.
don Hair Color Restorer." Il is the best
hair tonic and restorer OF color ever in
troduced to the American people. It al
lays heat and irritation, removes all ten
dency TO dandruiI, and inyigorates the &C,
tion Of the capillaries in the highest de.
gree. aThe London Hair Color Restorer"
has earned deserved and lasting reputa'
ton for promoting the growth and pre-
serving The beauty Of the human hair,
such as no other preparation can boast
Of. As dresser II Is the cheapest, be.
cause the most clearly and lasting. Sold
I,y all first.class druggists In fine toilet
articles everywhere, at seyenty.tiye cents
a bottle. d&w
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COLUMBIA BUILDING ASSOCIATION
The new Island Building Association, the
Columbia, has elected the following
Board OF Directors: G. H. Watkins, r
F. Criswell, Jos. lawson, ]. B. Lukens
Thos. Prince, J. Il. Ferguson and A. NJ
Stevenson. The number Of shares will be
limited to l 900, and the payment Of dues
will commence on the 9th Of April. The
shares are 500 each.
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TIE citizens Of South Broadway, Isl.
and, are signing petition TO Council TO
have curb Get from Ohio street to the
southern extremity Of Broadway, and
promise to put down pavements In front
Of their property a. coon as the curb i
set The improvement is much needed.
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Coon advice gratuitous by one Of OUT
exchanges, This Is the kind Of weather
in which to take cold. Do not be deceived
by the flight Of birds northward, by the
sudden rising Of windows or by thesound
ing Of accordeons at midnight. Summer
Is not here. Keep on your thick shoes
and II you wear = red flannel pen wiper
on your chest do not take II of unit
turkeys eggs are in bloom.
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GREAT BARaAINs.-we will sell from
this time till April LIST our stock Of Pi.
amos, Organs, and Musical Goods Of all
descriptions, fine pair Of Match Horses,
one Buggy and one Wagon and Harness,
at cost for cash or approved security.
on which date A. NJ. Adams will retire
from The firm. Apply to Adams & Lucas,
1927 Market street.
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He FouSpA FIenr.-Abont 8 O'Clock
last evening 4 rough named jim Mccon.
nell, who had been marching up and
down the Bridgeport streets for some
time, hungry for u eight, came across a
couple Of colored men who were going
home from church, and tried to PICK a
quarrel awith them. He succeeded adj
mirabIy, and in about i've minutes got a
first-class licking. Tho colored boys
punished him severely for his iusolencel
and deseryedly, too.
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STREET COMMISSIONER WHITE LOSES
HIS HoRsE.- Our clever Street Commits.
sioner, Mr.. John Whyte, was so unfortu'
nate as TO lose his buggy horse on Saturday
afternoon. His son drove the horse to
the river at Eoff's Landing, near the
Riverside Mill, for the purpose OF water.
ing him, and going too far. out in the
stream the horse and buggy were swept
away by the current. The boy SWAN
ashore and summoned assistance, but toe
late to render any aid. Yesterday morn,
ing the horse was found at Bensonis Ferry
drowned, and the buggy and harness were
recovered.
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OK Saturday evening last Mrs. Anton
Kramer, mother Of Prof. Kramer, The
popular musician, was serenaded BY the
Professor and his land, ia honor Of hel
sixty.sixth birthday. Daring the even
ing 4 large number Of the old LADY,
friends aud acquaintance called IN to
pay their respects.
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SHARP competition is The order Of the
day, among the frst.class hotels in New
York. With one or two exceptions they
are trying 10 keep their old trade while
adhering 10 their previous high rates,
The Grand Central has reaped much
benefit from this, by quietly cutting" the
rates from one 70 two dollars per day.,
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RELIABLE help for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostra-
ting diseases cured without medicine.
Pulvermacher's Electric Belts the grand
desideratum. Avoid limitations. Book
and Journal, with particulars, mailed
free. Address PuLvERMACHER GALvAH-
&c. Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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A RARE chance TO lovers Of that soul
stirring instrument, the Violin. A tine
toned Maggini Violin, valued at $50, TO
gether with volume Of Strauss WaltEet
and one course Of twelve lessons for 81
cents. Secure your tickets at once. The
ticket will also admit you to q grand
musical and dramatic entertainment.
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"HAprY HoMEs,"-Rev. Henry schell
Lobengier, OF New York, Ia announced
TO deliver 4 lecture on the above subject
at the Disciples Church, tomorrow
evening. Rev. Lobengier has the repu-
tation Of being an eloquent and enter
tanning speaker, and his lecture is said to
be interesting and instructive. BE is a
graduate Of Bethany College, and has
many friends in this vicinity. The adj
mission TO the lecture is twenty-five
cents.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsrATE-The fol-
lowing deed transferring real estate was
admitted TO record in tue Office Of the
Clerk Of the County Court, Saturday:
Deed made March 8, 1878, by Henry
Peschan TO August Fuhr, for lot No. Din
Square No. %, on S7th street, with all
the improvements thereon or thereuntc
belonging; $500.
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MOTHERS, NOTIFIES. MorHERs.-Don't
fail to procure Mrs. WinsloWs Soothing
Syrup Tor all diseases Of teething In chill.
dren. Il relieves the child from pain,
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels,
and, by giving relief and health to the
child, gives rest TO the mother d&E
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The Allegheny base ball club, says The
Cincinnati Enquirer, have organized the
following cooperative team for Pitts
burgh this year: Phillips, p, Buffalo
Guise, q. g., Erie Browns; wilkinson, lsi
b., Standard, Wheeling; Sullivan, 81 b,
Maple Leaf, Of Canada; Boss, sab, Etna,
Detroit; Wylie, !. T., &autha; Curry. G. &
XAnths; Hagan, r. t., and C. p, Standard
MhaRlinr
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THE funeral Of Mr.. John II. Green,
who died at Miles, Ohio, on Friday last,
took place yesterday afternoon from his
late residenee, corner Of Main and Sd
streets, North Wheeling. The remains
were inferred at Greenwood Cemetery, un.
der the auspices Of Franklin Lodge Of Odd
Fellows, of.which deceased was an honored
menber.
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THE Elm Grove street cars were
crowded with passengers yesterday, go
Ing to and from the country, the beauti'
ful spring weather attracting hundreds
Of our citizens out doors. The Peninsula,
the hills, the Island, and other popular
resorts 10 the sweet summer time were
visited by many.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
nan YorIr money nn q NtoelLs.

NKw YoRK, March 9.-MoNRY-opened
easy at Sa5 per cent, closing at 5. Prime
mercantile paper 4 ISa6 per cent Customs
receipts SIS, 900. The Assistant Treasurer
tlisbursed $4,000. Clearings $l4, 900, 600.
Sterling strong; long 4.S4, short 4.$6.
GoLD-opened 1t 10iH, and closed at
10i. inc extremes Of the day, and the latter
lowest price reached since the Gold Ex-
change was established. Carrying rates
4I9aS per cent. 80,
silver bars are 81 l9I< gIeenbacks, and
81 lsN gold. Silver coin ! per cent dis
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GUARDIAN AprolsrED.-Iu the Coun.
" Court on Saturday, james MoAdams
was appointed guardian Of Oscar B.
Porter, Edgar P. Porter, VIM. H. Por.
ter, Lilly NJ. Porter aud Richard j. Por.
ter, children Of R, ]. Porter, deceased.
Bond 1900, with John McAdamsi as
anretY.
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PIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL Goops,
VERY CHEAr.-As sheib's Music Store
will be removed in about len days to
Washington Hall, everything now in
stock at the old stand, Main street, Ia
selling at cost. II you want or need any
thing musical go at once. The chance
will soon be over.
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cosyEs1EHr alike to the buIiness cen
tire and The best resident portion Of Phil
adelphia, and conducted q q model tirsl;
class hotel, the ColOUuade has achieved
a deserved aud enduring popularity. cod
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Pol1oE CouRr-Jtldqe ofanmer.

foLlUE GouRI-Jtdge CFuHHlsT.
The following cases were before Hi
Honor on Saturday:
John Craig, using proiane Language on
the street, So and costs. Paid.
James Sutton and Neil McNaughten
were fined $40 and costs eachfor attempt
ing to sWindIe a countryman with knife
trick. McNaughten was also fined 50 Tor
contempt Both were committed.
Herman HildebrAnd, James Kerns and
VIM. Wright were fined 81 and costs each
for disorderly conduct.
Charles Allen, for disorderly conduct
was fined S. and costs.
The case against Edward Howley
charged With creating disorder, was dis
missed,