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River 3 feet 4 inches and falling. Wealth.
er clear and cold.
The Mallic Ragon, for Parkcrsburs, de-
parted at 10l A. NJ.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual. 4,
The W. P. Thompson, from Cincinnati,
due yesterday morning, had not arrived at
dark last evening. ,.-.-.
The Hudson will be on hand this morn.
ing.
The o'Neal will leave for Pittsburgh at
Z clock this morning.
The Courier will be the Parkersburg
packet at l0A o'clock.
The Hudson Is advertised 10 leave for
Cincinnati at Bpm.
The Salt Valley, from IrontOn, will pass
up tonight.
The Buckeye State, from Pittsburgh,
will pass down this evening. -,
The Stockdale, from Cincinnati, will
pass up tomorrow morning. .
lBy Telegraph
PtrrsBuRGu, November s.-River , feet
inches and rising. Weather fair and
cooler. aug r
NASHVILLE, November s.--Riyer rising,
with % inches on shoals. Arrived-Oelina,
Cairo. ..... .U,sr. f-..r.,
NIw ORLEANS, November S.--Wcather
clear and warm. Arriyed-John A. Scnd-
der, st. Louis. Dcpartcd-Chas. II. Chat-
can, Memphis. t-A
EVANSVILLE, November s.-Riyer falling,
with Z BIO feet on guage. Weather warm
and clear; mercury 50'. Down-Paris,
Brown and Andy Baum.
LOUISVILLE, November S.-Wcathcr
clear and cool. Departed: Golden Crown,
New Orleans. River falling and stands u
feet in the canal. E
ST. Louis, November S.-Arrived: Polar
Star and bargcs, Columbus; Hickory,
Mound City. Departed: Belle OF st. Louis,
Memphis; Alice, Pittsburgh. Weather
clear and cool. W.'l0 rN
MgNpuls, November s.-Arrived: Speed,
Little Rock. Departed: Grand Tower,
Vicksburg.
CiSclx%A1t, November s.-Riycr 10 feet
and falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
Arrived: Andes, Wheeling; Anderson,
Evansville. Departed: Andes, Wheeling;
Kitty Sye, New Orleans. .-
CAIRO, November S.-Arrivcd: Eagle,
J. L. Kinney and Future City, st Louis;
Whale, st. Louis. Departed: Eagle, Ohio
Riycr;J. L. Kinney, New Orleans; fu.
ture City, St. Louis. River 0 feet . inches
and rising. Clear. Mercury n. rr...
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MI inE supreme Court Of Appeals meets
! =. morning. afffviYi ~ p r19t
tenI Sx weather. spit snow for a while yes.
ni Higs 81, ,nSS thc beau itou'is otthS ia.
r.. s invited. Fits no
have sI SSSsolts congregation at Benwoo,l
house ''0' completed a handsome schooi
Ser NO s! SIStl. q trust and one dsod !, ,.O
County Clerk. 70 record yesterday BY The
s.Sss.ss,' &I,SGSo.a Committee. on Account, .n,,
building I Sst and Grades met V az ~. anu AZ,
out ssaIS. lsSs,aaO ball mani. :, ....,,,.,
WV , sa,., and each sol i SO"4 time 4
YIN sSgsS s sSSsS q q 40, ne seia now Thor,
TN ~ June soses 1t Ss, sss.on tor );
iIopss, SIasaNectis iIs,isissF ah, he ,listin
A'''' ruSslsy Sa " w. s :
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RELIGIous NorS.-Rcv. Geo. 7. Prosscr
the new pastor Of the \. N. i. Church
has arrived and will preach lis tirst sermon
tomorrow at l0A ":
In accordance with the cail issued by
the International Committee OF American
Young Mems Christian Associations, fol
the observance Of the second Lord s day u
November as u day ofSpecial prayer, suit
able services will he held in the First Pres
byterian Church on tomorrow morning
and evening. Preaching by the pastor
Rev. David K. Cunningham, ID. d., at TO-
A. N, Sermon ut I o'clock =. ". for youn!:
men. All young men not connected viii
other churches are cordially invited. !,
There will he unusual services ut four!l
Street Church tomorrow. Dr. George vii
preach in tho morning on 1.-THE WORSHIP
Of Love" and in the evening u praise meet
ing will be held. The choir will take
prominent part. The new llym1al will b.
used. II can be procured Of MIR. JON
Bailie, under tho McLurO House.
international Sunday School Lesson
"Whom the lord Receives" *. lSa-l'
At the English Lutheran Church to
morrow, Roy. John Croll will preach /"
lOI 4. 81. and 7r.N
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wYrx or pnAYrn ron YouxG MES.-The
, vovmn NI"n's Christian Association, In &c.
Dung MS mi ,bo ;nsirrtions Of The Lou.
S XIII" CONVENTION, have issued call for
nc X observance sU ~ S c week sg following as
~ .sU,. ~ TbanEsgiyins and Of special
S nray"r lori ;oI's Messing upon young men
prayc ,,.d ~ G IN ,bo;r hebaii The World's
1i HH Sn If tho Associations, held nj
GonoSa Sui,yerland, August 1878, 1878
G r., ,.Si,,, Siaren nations we're represent
w III T inin"I Heartily in thisarrancement, NC
y H., " iii narts NJ The world Mis- season o.
,", !" hr;nS Observed, The American
ro "v s,,sycst The following topics 70,
H %o"i;,,,s S,ch sIsy In Tho week:
'''S w" IL 'SnnJay"Exhortation to Youns
Ma" ;T;ns Il 4 r.
"e S"v II NonJsv.younp ,Ien-Thci,
pcM,r a. rvil Kings II. IS; XII, Is
a. Nv" iii ~ 70 n. Acts yIi', 81, 20; viii, ], s
~ Sa" 10 TnesinyEYounr Ncn-Theii
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WINTER is coming, although We have
not snnlied II In the air much OF late. But
VIC saw wagon load OF II in the shape oil
bows sleds going to some dealers store ~
town. They seemed to lie OF new and
graceful patterns, and will tempt tho dol
An ont Of iond fathers pockets quicker
than almost anything else about Christmas
fines
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CINCINNATI, November s.-Cotton-Quiet
at o.. FlOur-Stcady and firm. Wheat-lr
good demand and prices shade higher; REQ
and white STH05c. Corn-In good demand ai
S6a37c new 32a35c oats-Qniet at eOa2ic
Rye-Dull at i0c. Barley-bull; No. 5 fall
O0aSl %, Pork-Sominally unchanged. Iard
In good demand but at lower rates. steam
Bulk Meats-Quiet but tirin ut 2I<aSI<a4c
Boxed Meats-In good demand ut full prices
long and short clear &c, seller next week;
shirt clear INC, same option. Bacon-Quiel
but steady at 3ssa3 Va, Nal <a4aSc. But
ter-Qutet, and unOhanged, Linseed OIL
Firm ut 6a6sc. = WhtskySQuiet ut 81 90.
liO0s-Dcmnnd fair aud prices higher; com,
mon 50 3dae 60; light s. 70a2 IS; packing
& Ga 9 81; butchers s. soaa 90.
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TIM MAGNETIC HEALEE.-Dr. +. llersh
who heals the sick by 'thG laying on Of
hands whose astonishing cures OF scores
Of inyalids who had exhausted every re
source Of medical skill to no purpose, arc
recorded over the signatures OF distin
o,lished and reliable men and women
viii be at the Stamm Hotel on Monday
and remain three days. lie will also spent
dc first half OF each week until turtle,
notice In this city. lnvalids are invited
TO come and be healed. No medicines are
given. 10 cases undertaken unless cures
can be effected or very great and pernia
nent relief afforded. No charge for con
situations. Circulars aud testimonials nj
Hotel Office.
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The arrangements for the grand tenn
pcrancc mass meeting 10 be held at Wash
ington Hall tomorrow afternoon have
been completed. 4 choir consisting ofthe
leading singers in the city have been We
cured. The temperance people are antici'
pating good time. The hall will be
opened at half past two o'clock. Go early
nnl t,rt II seat,
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PERSONAL MEx1iON.-Sir. John Bently
formerly conductor on the old Hempiielt
Road, was in town yesterday, on his wa,
to Washington, Pa, upon visit TO ole
friends. John Is now n resident Of TN
Love Star State. ...
Capt. John IIaggs has returned home
after an absence OF about two months u
The interest Oithe temperance cause:
Mr.. Id. Mcisc, Of Pittsburgh, . fornel
Whceliugitc, Is In the city on visit; i,
Ed. +. POsey, n former resident OF Wheel
Ing, and nephew Of Col. Thos. T: Shall
cross, was recently elected First Lientcn
ant OF the Zouave Cadets, crack militar,
organization At st. Louis. Ed. Is bngh
boy, and we congratulate him upon hi
deserved popularity.
l.. S. johnson, Esq, OF Pruntytown, reg
istcred at the McI.urc Yesterday.
Mr.. S. II. Woodward got back from thu
East last evening.
Bishop Kain returned on Thnrsda!
from three weeks trip through his do
cese.
Mr.. John plerson, residing in the vicin
It's OF West Alexander, and well known
here, died OF paralysis day or two ago
and was buried yesterday. Alr. rf1eHon
was scVcnty.six years old.
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ACCIDENT AT 2awLEsBrRG.-A Wheeling
drummer drops us line from ROwlesburT
In toll us OF mn accident that occurred
there on Thursday. On the afternoon OIL
that DAY large two-story stable IN process
OF erection gave way, md falling upon y
workman named Ed. X. Thomas serious
" injured him about the head and body
The writer, speaking Of the, weather,
says: at raincd all Wednesday night
and up to noon to-day Thursday, and Il
now. turning very cold, with good pros
poets for u snow storm. Game Of oil kinds
+ getting plenty. \ party passed through
here al noon for four weeks deer hunt.
Deer, they say, are quite numerous th''
seoshn y
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NovENBER-Tke sudden changes Of the
temperature during this month are proll,
flc OF Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat, and thai
terrible scourage Of children, Diphtherta
Every family should not only, take extra
precautions Ut this season, but they should
haze remedy for these diseases ready q
be administered promptly. The ionnda'
ton OF an all.winter's sickness Is often, 9
sore throat neglected, rheumatic pair
left To wear Itself out. Do not put Oh
providing yourself with the best remedy
(which & I.aws6ns Curatiycl for these
diseases. II is u perfect cure for all com
plants Of the Throat, and for rheumatism
or Neuralgia no remedies compare viii
81. eod4w
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Tur professional Endorsement which has
been accorded BY leading medical men IN
various parts OF the country 10 DR., VIM.
Halls Balsam for the Lungs, isa sufficient
guaranty ofits efficacy In eradieailng dts
eases Of the breathing organs These gen
tlcmen have thoroughly tested the rene
d., and their concurrent testimony Is 10
the effect that Il Is a positive specific loE
lung, bronchial and throat affections o.
every description, and most reliable pre-
ycn,ive OF that dreaded scourge, consuInp'
ton. Druggists sell It. John L, Smith 4
Co., Wholesale Agents, Wheeling, W. Va
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ZANE STREET festival. = The IanC
Street Festival closed last night and was q
great success. Tho receipts during the two
evenings were SOP 10 and the expense
81 81, leayinga net profit Of $50 50. The
portable drop.light presented by Mr.. Luke
Fitton, and contested for by Mcssrs Jacob
A. Jefferson and James a. Dunnins was
awarded to the former, the result being;
Jefferson, $23 s.; nunning, 80 81.
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TIN wAvEmY.-rhc Waverly Literary
Society met last evening, at their old hall
In tho franzheim block, and postponed
thcr performance until Wednesday eve
ming OF next week, their regular meeting
night. The public are waiting in anxious
expectation for the waverly boys 10 for.
ever decide the question as to the moral
effect VI classic Statuary.
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,ASNIvRhsARY SI0oCI;SgY LITERAAY So
cIrrY-The anniversary OF the Slgourncy
Literary Society, ut the Female CollcgelaSt
evening, was q success. College Hall was
iuil 10 oyer1lowing, including not only
inany Of the parents Of the pupils, hut
scores Of their young friends. We have
not the space TO speak at length Of all
those who added to the enjoyment oil the
evening by the part they took III the ex.
ercises, and content ourselves with allud.
ing 10 the grt ceful manner In which Miss
Williams presided. Her address was well
timed, the fact being made prominent Of
the G1c OF the Society. Miss Tracy ant!
Ailss Disbrow made glad the hearts Of
their many Shy their presence and
assistance. We are more than ever I'M
pressed that Miss Taylor knows how 10
have first.class Female College. and
more than that has one. We hOpO to W
there when the minerva" puts forth hcl
strength and beauty.
The programme Of last night = entertain
ment was rs follows: Instrumental solo
Grand Etude GalOp, Miss Josie II. Dis
brow; Address by the President, Mis-
Bertha Z. Williams; instrumental duet
LES CourSierS, Misses Tracy and Woods
recitation, 1.-THE Pilgrim and the Peas,
Miss Edith =. prCttyman; instrumental
solo. az ornge." Miss Nenia W. dorsey
reading, IAN Order for Picurc, Mh'
Jennie L. Thoburn; essay,"A Life Time,
Miss Jessie L. Stout; music, Feast o.
Roses" Mis- Ella W. Dciters; reaching
selection from Betsy liobbetts, Mis-
Louise A. Laughlin; recitation, "T'he say
Tor OF st. Michaels," Mis- Adelia Pol
lack; instrumental solo, Helene" MiS
Ella a. Hobbs; recitation, "Tho Parsoni
Fee" Miss J. BIRD Wilson; essay, "Cleo
patra," Miss Annie +. Johnston; instrl!
mental solo, "Raymonds Kill GalOp,
Miss Jessie u. Sharp; recitation, 'The Bat
Tie OF Iyry," Miss Josie Disbrow; reading
"That Little Hatchet Story" Miss Jenni,
G. Bell; vocal solo, "Who Wins Til!
Hearth Miss A. c. Tracy; recitation, 18th,
Modern Belle" Miss Blanche POllack
instrumental solo, "Dance dc Concert,
Miss Bertha L. Williams; C0mcdiettn
"slighted Treasures" Misses Louise 4
Iaughlin, Adelia POlalCk, Filth $. Pretty
lyman and Ida Bodley.
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TRANSFER or REAL EsrATE.-Thc follow
Ing deed transferring real estate was ad,
-mittcd TO record In the office Of the Clerk oil
the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made August II, 1878, by George
b, Caldwell, special commissioner, to Louis
c. Good, for lot fronting 20 feet on the
nortIi side Of 18th street, east OF Eoh street
being the residence Of the late Moses G.
Good: S99,j25.
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SOMETHING NV ASD UsErUL.- India
Cloth, warranted absolutely water and
moth proof. No more umbrellas and
camphor needed by those wearing gar
ments OF this cloth. It is beautifully
finished and sells at very low price. Call
and sec It. More Beaver Cloth Cloaks at
very low prices; the best all.wool Cash.
mere in the city from 30 TO ~ cents n yard
1910 doz. D. \. T. Spool Cotton at 5 cents
a spool; Muslin. Calico and Flannels;
Hosiery, Gloves, Zephyr and Germantown
Yarns, and Fancy Goods in large assert.
mens and at low prices; 1000 Corsets
from 25 cents up; Carpets, Carpet Chain;
Oil Cloths, Wall Paper. Window Shades,
&C., &c. Nos. o0l9 ( 209l Main Street.
JOHN RoEMIR.
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Hrlp roR Observation-Disclosures addressed
as follows are detained at the City Post
office for non.payment Of postage: Rev. d
I, II, Wilson. Eldridgeville, Ill; Cllarle'
4. O'Brien, Cleveland, o.; JaincsF. Gala
cher, GibS0n's Station, Ohio; jacob Stro'
bIcr, Allegheny City, Pa; Mrs. Lucy Puck
miller, GaIlipolis, Ohio.
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Praise MEETING. Praise Meeting will
he held In the Fourth Street N. +. Church
on Sunday evening. The now hymnal o.
the church will be introduced. The choii
and congregation will unite in the musical
exercises, which will be the prominent
feature Of the evening service. The choii
includes some Of the best solo and chorus
singers in the city, who will render some
choice selections, In addition to the con-
grcru,ional exercises 80
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Tm CouRrs. - Cmcrrr CouEr. -Jldgr
MISin.-.The Circuit Court was in session
yesteFIlayas usual.
Rev. John Croll, Of the English Luth,
eran Church, was authorized to celebrate
the rites Of marriage. Bond $500; John
NJ. vOgcl security. u
The case OF Amos Osborne ". lhos.
Hughes Ii still on trial. There are said q
I've some thirty witnesses In tho case, and
rs during the week onlythree olthese wit
neSaes have been examined, Il isaltogethei
likely Il will be protracted for 4 week OF
more. Mayor Sweeney, tue third witness
Is still on the stand.
Adjourned until the usual hour thI'
morning.
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A PETITION praying the honorable menu
bers Of Council to piHS MI ordinance pro-
hibiting cows from running at large IN the
Seventh Ward Is receiving u good many
signatures in that part Of the city. The
petition will probably be- presented to
Council at the regular meeting OF that
body on Tuesday evening next.
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A HORSE belonging to Mr.. John lIof'
man, while standing In front Of liebank's
jcwslry store. on Market street, last even.
Ing, took fright and ran on, making for
his stable on w. Ga IN s'de =. ss.Sar
any damage was done. DIT
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Tmr Bryant Literary Society, Of the First
Ward, at It's next meeting will debate the
question: RSAifdt, That Chinese imnigra.
ton should no prohibited. Tho Society Is
In a good condition. The meetings are
held In the lecture room OF the Fourth
Presbyterian Church, and visitors are al.
wnyS welcome,
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nnaonha.

NV. YoRKr November g. -Buslness still
sluggish IN all departments Cotton good,
quiet but fairlytsGdy In agents. hands. Low
grade cotton fannels we'll sold up and arm
Prints moving slowly. Ginehams dull and
heavy; Heavy, wooleys for mems wear quiet.
but elothies arc placing some ordeH for
spring casAlmerea and woStcd cOatings. For.
elgn FDotls quiet.
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t,hIrnvn CaiiIn Mnrhet.

CutcAGo, November s.-The Drevers' Jour,
nal reports ...
HOas-Rcccipts 5000; shipments 1000
dull and lower; choice heavy 8 10; light
s. s0a9 90; mixed packing g 10a9 90.
CAfrLg-E Receipts 1900; shipments 2,i00.
Steady AMI unchan5ed. Natives s. 6oaS 90;
bulls 81 HCN9 20; Texans So 9ja3 90. . ''.T'
sHEEr-IlNoaiptS 500 shipments 800; inac.
tivcat 81 i0a5 90.
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For UPWARDS op TuIErY YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves ,cind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dySGltey and diauhGd,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy. IS
ctI.lS bottle, d4w
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BrRylxo or TnE aIArIS's FEsRY KIo
FACTOGY. I'm our Issue OF yesterday hrtei
mention was made Of the burning Of Park
& Mear's Keg Factory, the Gre occurring
nj such a late hour that We were unable TO
cive the particulars. The fire was dlscov.
cred about O'Clock Yesterday morning, by
the watchman nj tho factory, who noticed
flames issuing from the north end Of the
building, over the engine house. He gave
the alarm at once, and every effort was
made 10 stay the flames, but without sue
cess. Aseyerythingabout the building wa,
a. drv as finder, the fire spread r1pidly and
In n few moments the entire structure was
wrapped In flames. The building and con,
tents were totally destroyed. Over S0l
cords OF wood which was piled on the rive
bank was also burned. The loss y est
mated at $4,000, by the owners, Messrs
David Park, IT,, and Thomas Mears; There
was 5000 insurance on the machinery
building, and stock inside the building
being equally distributed among the iol
lowing companies: German, OF Wheeling
Ohio, Of Dayton; Mercantile, OF ClsSe
land; and Meriden, Of New York I'M
building was brick, 100 by q feet.
About fifty men and boys were EN-
plOyed at the factory, who are thrown
temporarily out OF employment by the IRE
The owners intend rebuilding immediate
| ~. There are conflicting statements II
regard to the origin Of the fire.
The county road adjoining the lacIotr!
for the space OF one hundred yards II
length and forty feet wide is made out o
"jointer sticks and shaying, the aecu
mutation Of years, which Is burning, AM
unless tho fire is extinguiShcd Il will de
stroy tlat important thoroughiare. u
order 10 save the tounty road Mr. IT, Y
Sciwick, on bclalfofthe Pike Commission
ems, contracted with Captain Windcr o
| The Wheeling Fire Department, 10 taxi
the First Ward engine and q force Of mel
and extinglish the fire. Capt. Windcr an'
Ave men went Overland worked all day yes
terlay and last night, playing upon the fre
The Martins FerriGns came TO the con
clusion that they had to have the fire pu
out or be left without road.
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NHw LocArIoy.-Mr. F. Beymcr for q
number OF ycaB with Mr.. John A. Lash,
has opened a repairing department at the
jewclry store, 1901 Market street, where
he IL prepared tocarcfully repair watches,
clocks and jcwclry. All valuables en-
trusted 10 Mr.. Beginner for repairs are de-
posted in burglnr.prooi safe for security:
Mr.. Beymer respectfully invites his old
friends and the public generally TO give
him call.
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NJ. lIErMAS, tho new .Clothier, corner
iness in rcady-Inade clothing and EentsI
furnishing goods. The reason OF this Is
easily understood. Buying and selling for
cash enables him to sell the cheapest
clothing in the city. Call and satisfy your
=
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IL YOU see u forlorn looking object stand
Ing upon the street corner, both hands II
his pantal0ons pockets, wearing n woe;bc
gone look, rs II he was hungry or had los
Iii best earthly friend, or, Micawber like
waiting Tor something to turn up, write
him down asa newspaper reporter.
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Piano ASD ORGAN TuSISd.-Ifyour Piano
or Organ needs tuningor repairing, please
send your order to 1877 Market street, and
our tuner, Mr.. Charles KiImcyer, will give
1t prompt attention. All work guaranteed
satisfactory, Address,
Lucas Music STORE,
1907 Market st,
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HAVING read the advertisement Of Dr.
Mciane's Celebrated vCrmiiugO, and TO
solved 10 give Il a trial, for many are prone
70 ask their druggist simply tot "Yefm.
iiuVe," and having a cheap imitation Of the
original palmed OF upon them, become
diSRuSted. AlwAysmakp sure OF the words
TFleming Bros, PlttBburgh, Pa" on the
label, and you will find q remedy more
valuable than gold, -
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EXTRAORDINARY DISPLAY OF CloAEs.
We will display ibis day 1900 Tic hand.
Samsst, best fitting and cheapest Cloaks
ever seen, representing more different
styles than twenty, retail house,, put ,tcueth.
e.. Don't miss your chance. Call to-day
aad zee the styles. & l.;BLuM & Bro
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-09

EVERYBODY Is surprised at our Cloak
Room. Our s. %, our s. 90, our 81 %,
our s. 90 Cloaks are not 10 be matched by
any manufacturer in the United States.
Remember this Is n challenge. Come di.
rect TO the Cloak Emporium, II you wish
TO be suited. ]. BLUM 4 BRO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-09
Allegheny Cattle.

.EAST LIgErY, .NOYembcrs.- CArrLE Re
ccipts td.day ~ 100 head n through and o. q
local. Total for 4tIAys 9,i70 through and w
local OnlyureO iSaik Rold to.day, one i ioaa
still unsOld. Not enough % make qpotAM.o o,sI
,uodS-R eceipts to-day 2,loo head. , hJs
for Z dayN 1850 YorkeH " 7Oa2 ~ IH n
delhhIAs $ 00a3 Is. N y ...