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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-14

TIM SHERIDAN RIPLEs.-The new mill
tary company known us the Sheridan
RIFLES were mustered into the service lust
night, at the Armory, by Adiutant Franz.
helm. The company was organized out Of
the old Schmulbach Guards, by Capt. w.
Newt. Linch, and Inns u membership OF
fotty-cight. Col. Miller had been invited
to be present and ofiiciatc. but expecting
to he absent, he deputized Adiutant Franz.
helm to fill his place. We can say OF the
Sheridan Rifles, that they number some Of
the finest specimens OF robust manhood in
the city-just the material out OF which
good soldiers arc made. Capt. Linch
thinks lie has "tle boss company in the
city, and expects to prove it TO the Salts
faction otthc public before long.
After the muster the boys had a hopat
tho Armory, which was graced by the
presence OF some rs "fayre ladycs" as ere
we have looked upon. There was enjoy
ment there for everybody, andthe soldier
boys and their guests, there being quito a
number OF the latter present, made a mer-
ry night Of it. Tommy C~ockayne's orches:
ira furnished tho music, and it was OF
course par ercellcnce. May the success of
tho first hop OF the Sheridan Rifles be
duplicated in every effort they make in
that direction in the future.
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BElLAtRE LocALs-on Wednesday eve.
ming the funeral OF Mr.. McVeagh's child
took place, its remains being placed upon
the west bound train for interment at Nor.
wich, o.
Ex.Treasurer VIM. j. Kelley, isremoy-
ing IRONS st. Clairsyille TO 100 South Bel
mont street.
The colored friends are to have q church
erected Immediately above the German
Church on Belmont street. The work OF
hauling the lumber has already begun.
Mr.. 40. Mellott and his sister, Mrs.
Manchester, were called TO Glencoe Wed.
nesday morning to attend the funeral OF
their uncle, Squire Ault. =
Council last night acquitted policeman
Harrison, night Waterman OF the Sd Ward,
who was charged with gross neglect oil
duty.
A committee was appointed To- inyesti-
gate the books ofthe Water Works Con'
pany, said committee consisting OF Messrs.
Douglass, Reid and Oswald.
The Public Building Committee was
ordered to report ut next meeting for an
arrangement to remove the office OF the
Water Works, it now being in the same
building as the office OF the Gas Company.
The Board OF Directors OF the Bellairc &
Southwestern Railroad, are in session at
their office on Union street.
Sometime ncar the year OF 1851, a Sold.
iers' Aid Society was formed and money
raised by energetic and untiring efforts for
supplying soldiers with various articles OF
clothing, with provisions, and indeed any
thing which such persons so frequently
stand in need OF. After its earnest work.
ings ceased, something over so were
found on hands, which was ordered blythe
society to be deposited in the bank, in the
name OF the President and Treasurer oil
the organization. It's interest during the
years has accrued until the whole amour,
is now about SOC. It was hoped by the
ladies that this would form tho nucleus
for the erection OF q soldiers monument
ut some future day, either on the Public
Square or in the cemetery.
On Monday the surviving members mel
and voted this money to go 10 the poor fund
OF the city, many who were not members
but having made contributions, express.
ing their assent to such appropriation.
Many OF the oldmembers were not willing,
but not being in attendance the measure
was passed. The Secretary of the Soldiers
Aid Society signed q check for the with
drawal ofthe funds from the bank.
Wethink the idea OF q Soldiers Aionu-
ment, contemplated by the ladies, was q
worthy one, and would have received
much support onall sides.
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TnR UNITED PRESBYTERIAN PREsnYTERT,
The Wheeling Presbytery of the United
Presbyterian Church met at tho U. P,
Church yesterday morning, at half.past $
o'clock, and was opened with prayer by
Rev. j. y. Ashcnhurst, OF Belmont county,
Ohio.
The matter Of furnishing Glcnn's Run
and several other points with preaching
one.iourtli Of the time for the ensuing
year was discussed by several ministers
present, and finally agreed 70,
The committee OF training OF young
men reported that they had examined the
Rev. j.. NJ. Farrar as 10 his literary and
Theological attainments to their entire sat
isiacti0n, and on their recommendation
his trials for ordination were approved by
the Prcsbytery, .
A statement was made OF some trouble
existing at High Ridge, Ohio, between the
pastor OF the church there and his con
gregation, which ELECTED q general discus
sion OF considerable length. The remain
der OF the session was occupied in the
discussion oftllis subject. The matter was
finally left 10 DO settled by the congrega'
ton ut High Ridge, and Prcsbytery adj
iourned.
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GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYTmAs.-
The Grand Lodge X. of p, of West Viz,
ginia, met at Grafton on Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock. There was q large attend,
ance Of delegates, all the lodges in the
State but two being represented, The res.
ident brethren OF Friendship Lodge No. !
entertained the members Of tho Grand
Lodge with q banquet, followed by a ball
in the evening. Yesterday tho Grand
Lodge proceeded to elect grand officers fol
the ensuing term, as follows: Grand Chan
cellor, John W. Schultz, Of No. 10; Vice
Grand Chancellor, d. Stanley, Of No. "a
Grand Prelate, W. II. B%rantner, No. %
Grand NJ. OF f., John +. Smith, No. p
Grand X. r. rs T., Rufus Smith, No. 4
Supreme Representative, John F. Smith
No. 2; Grand NJ. of A., ]. Il. Burd, No. 10
Grand ]. G., L. L. Herst, No. s; Grand o
G., John J. Hunter, Nos NJ. OF E: Hen
nv Roemer, OF Black Prince, and w. b
Aman, OF Damon Lodges, were created 7,
10. S. The Grand Lodge adjourned last
night.
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JUSTICE Pu1LLIrs. = Hannah GoodriC

JUSTICE Pn1LLIrs. = Hannah Goodrich
complained before this Justice yesterday
against one Absalom French, a cook on
the river, for f%ornication. Both Hannah
and Abaslom are colored. They met at
the Martins Ferry camp meeting, some
two months since, and Hannah Flowed
not wisely but too we'll" Absalom prom
ised to marry tho dusky maid, and gave
bond in the sum of 500 to answer the
charge OF fornication.
Mis-. Jane McCallister keeps a boarding
house ut the corner of Market and l4th
streets. There was trouble Of some kind
at the boarding house yesterday, and Mrs.
McCallistcr was turbulent and disorderly
- the warrant says. Justice Phillips
issued II warrant for her arrest for disor'
derby conduct.
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TEMPERANCE NorEs.-Capt. John Bagg'
and Mr.. B. B. Porter addressed the meet
ing at Parkers' Hall oil Tuesday evening
The same speakers will address a meet
ing at the Fifth Street A. N. L. Church
this. evening. Meetings will BIO held al
this church every evening during the
Mrs. NJ. L. Springer is announced to
speak at Mozart Hall on Saturday evening
Rev. C. E. Manchester, Of parkersburg
formerly Of the Thomson N. +. Church IN
this city, is expected at Mozart Hall this
evening. Other good speakers will DO on
hand, and the meeting will. be %enliyened
with choice music. Altogether tho meet
ing will be Of unusual interest,"
Rev. jenkins, OF the r. Z: Church.
and Rev. Rippey, of Wesley Chapel, will
deliver the regular temperance sermons
on Sunday evening next.
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Az UNDESIRABLE TRurH.-You deserve tc
tufIer, and II you lead a miserable, unSatistac
sorry life in this beautiful world, 1t is c entirely
your own ~fault,-yonr unreasonable prejudice
and skepticism, which has killed thousands
Personal knowledge and common sense reason.
Ing will soon show YOU that Green's August
Flower will cure you OF Liver complaint, OF
Dyspepsia, with all Its miserable effects, such
rs sick stomach, habitual costiveness, dizziness
OF the head, nervous prostration, low spirits
&c. It's sales o reach every town on the
Western Continent, and not n Druggist but
will tell you OF its wonderful cures. You
can buy a Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three
doses will relieve. eod&w
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsrArE.-The follow.
ing deed in fee, transferring real estate,
was admitted to record in the Office OF the
Clerk OF the County Court, yesterday:
Decd made Dec. 90, 1877, by w. p. Hub.
bard and RIG. Barr, special commissioners
to John a. Armstrong, for lot No. 04, sit.
uated on the northwest corner Of what was
formerly known as German and Marshall
streets, Centre Wheeling; Sl,TS5.
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IrcHSo PILEs.-Thc symptoms are moisture,
like perspiratiOn, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly at
night aS-if pin worms were crawling In and
about the r%ectuin, the private parts are some.
times affected II allowed to continue, very se..
rious results may follow. DIR. Swayne's All
Healing Ointment isa pleasant and sure cure.
HoNE CuREs.-We were great sufferers from
Itching Piles, the symptoms were us above de-
Scribed, the use Of Swaync's Ointment In a
short time male a perfect cure.
J. w. CnRlsr, Boot and Shoe House, BAN
7. 9. wEyaAy, Halter, $ s. Eighth street,
Philadelphia.
Reader, II you arc suffering this distressing
complaint or letter, Itch scald Head, Ring
Worm, BARRIERS Itch, any Crust, Scaly, Skin
Eruption, use Swayne's Ointment and DO cur.
cd. Sent by mail to any address On rccciptoi
price, lin currency or postage stamlsl @cents
a box, three boxes 81 %. Address letters, DR.,
swaync & Son, $50 n. Sixth street, Philadel'
phia. No charge for advice. Sold by leading
drugists. Logan, List Co. eod&w
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MASONIC GRAND LoDoB.-The Grand
Lodge Of West Virginia, A. F. 4 A. 81,
met AZ I O'Clock last evening, %pnrsuantto
adjournment OF the previous night; Con-
siderable time was taken up in hearing
reports OF committees, and disposing Of
unfinished business.
Atabnlar statement was submitted By
the Secretary, Mr.. o. s.. Long, showing
that four lodges had been chartered at
this communication, viz: Phoenix Lodge
No. "a, Of s%istersyille, Tyler county Coal
Valley lodge No. "a, OF Coal
Valley, Fayette county; Mystic Lodge
No. 70, OF Grafton and Sum
mersVille Lodge No. 10, OF Summers,
vile, Nicholas county. Whole number oil
working lodges 20, lodges making returns
"a, lodges represented "a, initiated l?Si
passed i3S, raised lbs, admitted 20, de-
mitted $40, expelled o, suspended for un'
masonic conduct 10, suspended for non.
payment OF dues l2B, reinstated IS, died
3d. rejected AZ, whole number OF members
reported 1906, decrease since last report =;
The following lodges are not represented
and are not included i'll this report: Pres
ton Lodge No. Il and Clinton Lodge No,
81.
The most important business before the
Grand Lodge last night was the election
Of officers, which resulted AS follows
Geo. Baird, G. NJ: ]. w. Arbuckle, d. 6,
NJ; Chas. ]. Faulkner, IT,, S. 6. W.;J. II,
Riley, ]. CIV; /. il. Williams, Cir. Treas.
o. S. Long, CIR. Secretary; G. II. Collier
Or. Lecturer; C. +. Manchester, CIR. Gimp
lain; W. G. Bennett, S. g. D.; w. II. II
Flick, j. G. D.; Geo. L. Thornburg, CIR
Mar. Arthur &. Bailey, Cir. Pursuivant
7. W. Bliss, CIR. Tyler.
When this business was concluded The
brethren adjourned to the banquet hall
where a collation. had been prepared FOL
them, to which, it is perhaps hardly neccs
sary to say, they did ample justice.
After the banquet the members OF tho
Grand Lodge again came together in the
hall, and were engaged in the transaction
OF business OF interest only to members @
the Order, and pertainingt to the secret work
OF the Order, fol severalhours. The bushes:
demanding the attention OF the GRIND
Lodge was considered in all its details, Nt
finally disposed Of, and the body adjourn
cd about 9 o'clock this morning.
The Grand Chapter will meet ut II
o'clock this morning. %.'
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THg Nj WATKINS ISLANDER SuIr.-
The celebrated CASE of Mrs. ]. Finley
McGrew vs.. John II. Watkins, which ha.
been on trial at st. Clairsville for several
weeks past,and has attracted n good deal Of
attention in Bridgeport, where both par
ties reside, was concluded yesterday, the
jury giving the plaintiff a verdictfor $500
damages. Mrs. McGrew sued Watkins
for ten thousand dollars damages for
alleged Islander. She is the widow OF the
McGrew whose mysterious death at Bridge
port last spring caused something Of SEN
sation hercabout,
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SOME workmcn on the P. W. & Ky.
Railroad, who are grading for a switch at
Deyinney's Warehouse, near the mouth
of Cross Greek, in Brooke county, think
that they have struck a mint. or grave
yard, they are not certain which, as on
removing a very large stone which had
tumbled from the top Of the adjoining hill,
q number of silver coins OF ancient date,
and human bones, were found. A citizen
OF that neighborhood says that there Is a
tradition that there was in Indian times a
massacre at this identical spot.
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An oLD!TIME FIRE ESGISE.-The Nigi-
liant Fire Company OF Pittsburgh has ar-
piled TO the Mayor Of Pittsburgh for the
use Of the Huron Fire Engine on Thanks
giving day, which once belonged to tho
city Of Pittsburgh. 1t is a small affair, Of
the rotary pattern, and operated by, two
cranks which afford room for about three
each. It was, we are informed, a few
years ago, a good machine, and would
throw water on top OF q four-story build
ing. Alongside OF the steamers OF to-day
It will make n striking contrast OF the I'M.
proyements made in that direction.
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ScuooL House RoHREp.-The school
house in Adams snb-district OF Richie
district, situated at the junction Of the
Elm Grove and CaldwclIs Kun roads,
was robbed Of n Webster,s Unabridged
Dictionary on Monday night last. The
thief effected an entrance by breaking the
hinges OF the shutters, and tearing the
shutters from their %fastenings, after which,
the windows being securely fastened, the
glass was broken and the fastenings re-
moved. The trustees OF the school offer
n reward OF $50 for the arrest and convic'
ton OF the thief or thieves and the recov-
cry Of tho book.
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CArARnH.-If anyone has had Catarrh
they know how grateful is any relief from
the pain and discomfort. Cases have been
brought to our notice recently which were
deemed beyond cure by Physicians, but
which have been cured by Lawson's Cura-
tive. We can recommend this cure for
Catarrl, not only for the cures it performs
but the cleansing, healing properties it
possesses, aud the case with which it is ad-
ministered. 1t is not only a C%atarrhmedi-
cine, but for any Inflammation, Sore
Throat, or pain internal or external, it san
excellent remedy.
Large new size bottles 90 cents and
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River 6 feet 8 inches. Weather clear
and cool.
The Granite State, from Cincinnati, pass
ed up at 10 o'clock.
The Ragon departed for Parkersburg at
10l o'clock.
The local packets arrived and departed
as usual.
The Emma Graham, from Pittsburgh,
passed down last night.
The O'Neal will leave for Pittsburgh ats
O'Clock this morning.
The Courier will be the packet for Par
kcrsburg at 10Y o'clock.
The Telephone will leave for Charleston
at 81 4. NJ.
The Granite State, from Pittsburgh, will
pass down tonight,
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, November l3.-River 5 feet
9 inches, and rising. Weather fair and
cool.
C&mo, November l3.-River s feet II
inches and falling. Arrived: Belle st.
Louis. Departed: Belle st. Louis. Clear
weather.
CINCINNATI, November 13.-River 10
feet and rising. Weather clear and cool.
Departed Thompson, Pittsburgh; Gof,
Memphis.
NASHVILLE, November l2.-River falling
slowly.
EVANSVILLE, 1S.-River falling, with six
feet scant on the gauge. Very dull; no
outside boats Weather cool and clear;
Mercury 50o.
MEMPHIS, November 13.-Arrived-Sil-
yer Thorne, Evansville. Departed-Bellc
Of Memphis, st. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, November 13.-Wcather
cool. observation-disclosures Meyer, New
Orleans. River stationary, with five feet
nine inches in canal.
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Wilson, n. G., writes: Some ten year, ago my
wife's hair commenced falling out, and got
very thin and turned gray; but after using
"London Hair RcStorer' the scalp became
healthy, the hair stopped falling, the color was
Ask your druggist FOR London Hair Color
RestOrcr. Price, 10 cents a bottle. Six bottles,
81. Main Depot for the o. s., $50 North Sixth
street, Philadelphia. Sold by Logan, List &
Co., Wheeling. eod&w
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Hon. A. H. STEPHENS, the great States.
man Of the South, writes: II have used
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy for rheuma-
tism, with great benefit. l cheerfully rec.
ommend it.' It never fails to cure. Sold
by all Druggists. Send for circular to
Il. X. Helphenstinc, Washington, D. Q.
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THERE was apretty large market in the
Second Ward yesterday morning. The
unusually fine weather for the season Of
the wear was taken advantage Of by large
numbers OF country people who desired
10 market their produce. Buyers, too,
were plenty, and an active business was
done.
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How TO DETECT GESuIxESEss.-SuGFer.
ems from sick headache and all bilious con
plants who wisely resort to McIane's
Celebrated Liver Pills, will find the only
genuine article has CDR. G. McLane's"
name on the wrappcr-spelled DR.. O. Nc
Lane, also Fleming Bro, "a Wood street,
Pittsburgh; otherwise you arc being de-
ceiyed with q worthless substitute, gotten
up to secure larger profits.
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II BALDNEss OR a DEFICIENCY OF HAIR ex-
lists, or II the hair Is gray, dry or harsll.th the
natural youthful color can he restored by
using "London Hair Color Restorcr,' the
most delightful article ever introduced to the
American people for increasing the growth,
restoring It's natural color, and at the zane
time n lovely hair dressing and beautitier. 1t
Is totally different from all others; not sticky
or gummy, and free from all impure ingredi-
cnts that render many other articles ohnox-
iouS; in fact II Is exquisitely perfumed, and so
cleanly and elegantly prepared as to make ita
lasting hair dressing and toilet luxury.
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FUNERAL or JACOB BESTz.-The funeral
Of the late Jacob Bcntz took place ycster'
day morning at 0 o'clock, from his late
residence, No. l0I4 Main street. At $3.50
a. NJ, q requiem mass was celebrated atthe
Cathedral by Father Gilligan. The re-
mains were followed to tho place Of inter
ment, at tho new Catholic Cemetery, by
long line Of hacks and carriages. The pail
bearers were: John Hoffman, Henry
Zoeckler, Alex. Frew, August Mathews,
Daniel Hallisy, Carl ]. Mayer, Benjamin
Hebrank and Samuel Kuglen.
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For UPWARDS or THIRTY YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. II corrccts acidity Of the
stomach, relieves irind colo, regulates the
bowels, cures dysentry and diarrhea,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well-tried remedy. %
cenIs a bottle. dAw
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Police business is dull. Not q solitary
case was reported for trial at yesterday
mornings session OF this court. What has
become OF the bully boys OF the hummer
brigade, who Of yore stepped nobly to the
front when q "whitewash" was imminent,
and were waltzed off to the Workhouse rs
martyrs 70 the memorable newspaper
scribes? Yale bummers!
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PERSONS desiring to become rapid bust
ness writers, or accomplished pepmen,
can mako arrangements for private in
structions by addressing, or calling upon
/. s. Haines, at Prof. Bundy's, on the Is
land. Terms reasonable.
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PIANO AND ORGAN TuxIxo.-Ifyour Piano
or Organ needs tuningor repairing, please
send your order to 1927 Market street, and
our tuner, Mr.. Charles Kilmeyer, will give
It prompt attention. All work guaranteed
LUCAS Music STORE,
1927 Market st.
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LOOK out for tho cold weather and don't
catch cold, but if you do, nothing will meet
the requirements OF your situation as well
rs DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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omee. Nos. rs and "a Fourteenth street


To Cigar Manufacturers.
Patent Rockers-Friend & Son.
Fifty Dollars Reward.
New Goods-Brues & Golfer.
Window Shades-G. Mendel 4 Co.
OiTal-D. g. list, jr.
Wantcd-Bascballists.
Opera House-Gco. G. Boniface.
Trustees Sale.
Assignec's Notice Of Appointment.
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 4 st. Louis Rail
way--fourth page.
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Jusr ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Misses and
Children's Cloth Top, Button, -Foxed
Shoes; cheapest in the city, quality con.
sidered. Attic Little Shoe House OF
JERRY CLEMENS.
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Rsaaaaata.
The Breakfast Table,

Every morning, fragrant With the aroma Of elegant
eense to LOGAN, LIST 4 cos EXCELSIOR BAK.
INC POWDER, beyond all question the best in the
market
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TuE CoURrs. = CRcrrT CouRr. Judge
Mlrtn-This Court was in session yestcr.
day ns usual,
on trial, to the exclusion Of all other bust.
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No child can sleep soundly while suffer.
ing with Collie or from Teething. Remove
the cause by using DR.. Bulls Baby sprup'
Only % cents n bottle.
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FOURTH ST. NJ. E. CHURCH will be the
scene Of 'Everybody's War" tonight. BE
sure and attend.
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Four moro good stogie Makers can have
steady jobs by applying at Jufer Bros, at
Weston, W. Va.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at %Schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday
IAN. I'm sGS' TN
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CHOICE Teas, Tobaccos and Confection-
cries always or hand, at Geo. S. Feeney's,
1907 Main street.
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MORNING GIoRx BAKING POWDER is the
best in the market. Try 1t, and you will
use no other.
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Do NOT fail to attend the lecture ofAiiss
Frances E. willarda a the Fourth Street NJ.
E. Church tonight.
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oEvERYBoDY's WAR" at the Fourth
Street NJ. Z. Church tonight.
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CHOICE TRAs, Tobaccos and Confection-
cries always on hand, at Geo. S. Feeney's,
No. 1907 Main street.