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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-30

Last evening about I O'clock another
alarm OF fro was sounded, which, upon
investigation, proved to be the residence
Of Joseph KIetChly, situated on Main
street, below Third street. The fte was
Coniined 10 GONE kindling In the cellar,
and did small harm. The department
responded promptly, but theft services
we're not needed. The Gre Is said to have
been Of iDcendiAty origin. II was
reported on the streets last evening that
The franklin Insurance Company, In
which KstChly holds Q policy, had can.
CeIed the insurance on the building. We
called at the franklin Office last evening
10 verify this report, but found 1t closed.
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DoN'T forget the last times oil my Ger
aldineO-maLinee and Tonight.
Iho lIamorY of lIcnrr Clnr.

There Is no city In the Union where the
memory Of Henry Clay 10 more carefully
cherished than In New Orleans, where in
one IT tho most conspicuous sites a large
and beautiful ptRtne stands, erected by tho
many admirers there Of the great common.
er. Additional ecat will bs given TO hiB
birthday, April 18th, this year, by making
1t the occasion Of the Grand Monthly
Drawing Of the Louisiana State Lottery,
when over 500 600 in prizes will be die.
tributed, Those desitous OF remembering
The occasion can hear m,re by writing to
u. A. Dauphin, No. $40 Broadway, Kew
York City, N. y, or same person at New
Orleans, La. p&w
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LUCAS MUSIC STORE
REMOVED TO
No. 114l2 Main st.

New and secondhand Pianos and Organs al great
bargains Call md examine. ub0
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Family Market.

Rhubarb, onions and kale are the latest
novelties In the family market supplies,
hpL n IA exnected that other eayIv uvayden
ssssn viii he Snnnliei heiore long. Thaya
srs isw chsnvsS ~ make in ot,r n,,otations.
Focis Buzz, dc.-Liye chickens, 20asOc
aniece. ~ 10 5Oa3O0 per dozen. dressed
"bicEsns ios19iO mar pot,nd or 25a4D Senta
AJAX tnrksvs guarSe. live 75csSl mai IA
ZACH dresssd i2sI5c. duoks. dresSed az
S30aS5c, iva 2Oa95c. eggs Isc mar
DOZEN ar 4 dozen lar 50c, lard. la her
HoTn3 bntter pIentiinl S5s3Oc mar -n nohnd
Pchoics 400: sweetmilk 30 peE ntstt or
o5C nor osIIon hnttermilk a. nar 6,,srt ~
1Sc her Gallon, F'' 4" "
~ vfoStsSiSS'-CJabbape. 10 10 ooc per head +.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.


BARLEY Campbell, the genial Bohemian
and dramatist, is with bis company at the
New Mcclure House. Barley has had a
very chequered career, and at last true
merit, as 1t always does, has won reCogni-
tion. The reporter remembers o story
which Mr., Campbell always reCites with
emotion, in reference TO his early career,
He was reporter on a Pittsburgh paper
some years ago, and thinking he had suf.
tiCient capacity for q lecturer, he EN-.
barked In the business without having
had any scandal attached 10 his name.
This was rash action, but he opened the
prellminarios by engaging, as advance
agent, little redheaded shoe clerk OH
Smithfeld street. This individual warm,
ly entered into the scheme, and tho
doomed town determined on for the first
lecture was Parkers CITY, In the oil re-.
gions. In that burg, at that time, was o
big public hall, or more truthiully speak
Ing, q big barn with an oats bin gallery.
The lecture was advertised.
The subject was "Fhe Aesthetic In the
Drama" .
The eventful night approached, In fact
arrived.
There were seven men In the pSrquet
and two In the gallery.
BARLEY opened up with fine flow OF
eloquenoe which lasted for fifteen min.
ute6, when he was interrupted by the two
men In the gallery getting up and walking
over the loose boards aud heavily tramp
ing down stairs 10 the doorkeepef, where
the following Colloquy occurred:
The two men: "Give Us q check, We
want to go out aud git q drink"
Doorkeeper: "This Ia a lecture and we
don't give no Checka"
The two men: "We must have some.
thin to drink. Such a theatre makes
man - dry" Door keeper: Commencing
10 get angry "You can't got no checks
here; we can't give none. -. u
One oil tue two men with orestiallen
CountenanCe approaches, and buttonhol.
Ing the doorkeeper says conhdentially)
"Wsll, when does the d--n fool begin
his tricks.
They thought he was slcight Of hand
performer .....
Barley and his doorkeeper escaped by
a hand car on thea. V. Il. r.
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RIVBR NEWS.
Movement Of sIeamboalS-LeVee NOlei
and Gossip.

AOvement OF bteamboAta-LeVee h0tea
and Gossip,
The marks last evening indicated 8 feet
and falling,
The stOckdsle passed down yesterday
morning for Cincinnati.
The Emma Graham passed down yester-
day for Cincinnati.
The Andes departed last evening for
Cincinnati with good trip out,
Mr., Alex VoeRhtly took Mr.. Mack Gam.
ble's place on the Andes last evening, the
latter being laid up at his residence at
BsresVille, with severe attack OF in
hammstory rheumatism.
The DiuFnal will be to-day's packet for
Parkersburg, leaving at 1880 A. N.
Capt. j. I. StoCkdale was in town yes.
tsrday for short time.
The Scotia is due up to-day en- route
from Cincinnati TO Pittsburgh,
The local packets are making their trips
as usual.
Day before yesterday the Bengal Tiger,
coming down, swsmped barge in mid
channel half way between Line and Babb's
Islands, The Joe Stone followed yester-
day and struck the middle barge OF her
fset on the barge sunk by the Bengal
Tiger and 1t sunk in fifteen feet OF water.
The Mount Glare followed the Joe Stone
aud sunk another barge In the same way,
None Of the bRrges can be raised until the
low water season.
PITTsBuRGH, March 29.-River 8 feet 0
inches and falling, Weather clear and
cool. Montana left at 5P.M.
LOUISVILLE, March 20.-River feet In
tho canal and falling slowly. Weather
cold, windy aud dissgreeabls with rain
and snow all day, Cons Millar to DIN.
Cinuati,
OAlRo, March 29-Auived; R. R,
Springer, Cincinnati; Joseph Kinney,
Memphis. Departed; Joseph Kinney,
St, Louis. River 80 feet and falling,
Weather cloudy. Thermometer $50.
ST. LOUIS, March 20.-River 81 feet /
inch by the gauge. Weather cool. Ar.
rived TNtum, OuRChito river; My Choice
and barges, Memphis; Fanny Lewis, Mis-,
souri, river; John Porter, New Orleans,
Departed: Jack Frost and barges, Cairo !;
Josephine, Burliugtoni DeCatah, Pitts.
burghi Belle Memphis, ArkRnsa, Keokuk,
The Tatum will probably 60 into the
PGduCah trade The Lewis brought big
cargo out Of the Missouri river.
AS the Maude was passing CorondAlet
about 8 o'clock last evening, on her way
down, she eollided with the Fannie
Fatum, bound up, striking her abreast Of
boilers, breaking one Of her derrlcks and
several stauchions but doing no material
damage. The Illinois, on her way down
the Illinois river, yesterday afternoon
struck pier Of the railroad bridge at Ha.
vana and had one wheel knocked of She
was towed to this port.
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5000 yards choice new styles calico at 90.
1900 yards gtnghsms at l0C.
1000 yards dress ginghairs at 1910.
5000 yards broCade dress goods from
loo to loo.
10000 yards muSlins from SC to 100.
80 pieces new styles carpets from lSc 10
81 90.
10000 bolts wall paper from Sc, 100,
l2ic, l5c
so pieces floor oil cloths from G5c, 800,
400, 500.
Hosiery, gloves and corsets IN great
variety, and all will be sold OF exceedingly
low prices for cash.
Call soon at Nos, 2Ol9 and 2O2l Main
street, Centre Wheeling.
JoHS RoENER.
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7Ohe Members Of HE City Council:
TrnrAlels pf Itsnl E.lnle.

The following deeds in fee were sd.
mittsd to record in the Office Of Recorder
Hook yesterday.
Deed made March 20, by james II
MCOune and wife 70 Ann Rody, for lots
Nos. 40 and Al on Main street below Third
street. Consideration $4,000.
Deed made March II, by q. W. Kennedy
and wife 10 r. P. Wlhgefter, for the west
une.hali OF piece Of ground on Sixteenth
street, between Jacob and Woods streets.
Consideration 5000.
Deed made: ahuary 20, BY Isaac Sned.
eket and wife 10 James Billy, for q Ger.
tain tract OF land near Potomac. Consid.
GRAFTON 81, 400,
Deed made March %, by John NJ. Dow.
let and wife 10 Mary A. Webb, for part Of
lot No. 81, corner Of Market and Twenty.
fourth streets. Consideration 81 600.
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Many people have lost their interest In
politics and In amusements because they
are 80 out Of sorts and run down that they
cannot enjoy anything. II such petsons
would only be wise enough 10 try. that
celebrated remedy Kidney;Woft and ex.
petiAhCe liz tonic and fenovating
effects, they would soon be hurfahing
with the loudesL In either dry or liquid
form, II 10 a perfect remedy for torpid
liver, kidney or bowels Exchange.
MwFaw
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Yesterday afternoon MI zeverly was
taken from the jail to his former office 10
Unlock the safe. The combination was
given by Mr.. 7evely, but expettS failed to
open the safe. Nj. Zsvely tackled the
sale and at once opened the doors. The
books belonging to the Odd Fellows
Association and knights oil Honor were
taken lhereifom by the proper officers Of
the lodges to which they belonged There
are no new DEVELOPMENTS In the Case.
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The good housewife, when abe lie giving
her house its spring tenovatlng, should
bear In mind that The dear inmates Of her
house are more precious than many
houses. and that their aystems need
cleansing by purifying the blood, regula.
ting the stomach and bowels 10 prevent
and cure the diseases arising from spring
malaria and niiaslna, and she must know
that there is nothing that will do II 80 per.
fectly and surely as Hop Bitters, the put.
est and best Of mediClnes.-Cono N II.
Patriot. MwFAw
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BY q large msjority the people OF the
United States have declared their faith ia
Kidney Wort 90 q remedy for all the dis.
eases Of the kidneys and liver, some, how.
ever, have disliked the trouble Of prepar.
ing Il from the dry form. For such new
candidate appears in the shape Of Kidney
Wort In Liquid Form. II Is very Coucen.
trRted, Is easily taken and Is equally eff.
Cient as the dry. Try it.-LOttIriils Post,
MWFAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-30

Before you begin your heavy spring
work alter a winter OF relaxation, your
system need0 Cleansing and Strengthening
10 prevent an attack Of Ague, Bilious or
Spring Fever, or rome other Spring sick.
nesg that will unfit you for a seasons
work. You will save time, much sickness
and great expense II you will use one
bottle oil Hop Btttors In your family this
month. Don't walt.-Rtrfington Hdipkeye.
MMRLM
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Mr., john LoHsE, 81 Degraw street, S.
Brooklyn, N. Y, writes For quite long
time have been q sufferer from rheumatic
pain, which increased In spite OF all
remedies that tried. Having heard very
high praise Of the St, Jacobs Oil, ! con.
Cluded TO make trisl. My eft arm feol.
Ing too painful TO endure evere rubbing,
| took a piece Of flannel, soaked 1t we'll
with St. Jacobs OIL, and put 1t around my
arm as tightly as l could bear II. After
the frat night oil this trial, ! commenced
to experience relief, and after two days all
pains vanished, leavinga permanent cure.
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Jacob H. Bloomef, Of virgille, N. Y,
writes: Your Dr.. Thomas Eclectic Oil
cured a badly swelled neck and sore
throat on my son In FORT. eight hours; one
application also removed the pain from q
very sofe toe my wiie's foot was also
much inhAmed- 90 much 30 that che could
not walk about the house; she applied the
Oil, and In twenty.iout hours was entirely
Iaushlin Bros. L Co., agents.
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The enormous sale Of Dr.. Bull's Cough
Syrup has had the effect Of bringing out
numerous similar temediesI but the PEG.
pie are not 90 easily induced 10 make a
trial Of the new atticle, when they value
the old and reliable one,-Dr, Bulls
Cough Syrup.
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CARBUNcLEs, Felons, Boils, Sores ofloDg
standing, such as Ulcers, Assesses, ETC
positively cured without the aid Of knife
or poultiCe, by using Mrs. Julye Myers
Drawing and Healing Salve. Piles, Salt
Rheum, Erysipelas, Soft and liberated
Oorns, Chillblsina, etc. II has never failed
to cure. For sale by Logan 4 %.
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WE come 10 you with no uncertainty,
but can say positively, that Denig's Cough
Balsam is the best thing ever offered for
coughs, colds, whooping cough, soreness
Of the chest, and all throat or lung
troubles. II cures when other remedies
fail, wAs
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John Hays, Credit p. O., says: His
shoulder was 30 lame for nine months thai
be could not raise his hand 10 his heal
but by the use Of DR.. Thomas ECleCtri(
OIL the pain and lameness disappeared
and although three months have elapsed
he has not had an attack OF It since.
Laughlin Bros. & Co., agents,
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Is to see a man with his cheeks sunken,
bis eyes glazed, bis teeth all gone, itOsCo.
ing the floor wherever he happens to be
with the Juice oil bad tobacco. Chew Nil.
lfr's Good Enough Navy Plug and avoid M1
yOurStlf was
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Oniasi Noa. Is and "a pOrrteenti street


NV hUVUFIINVHIUuWt
belmont Building Association.
Wanted Cashier.
Russian sardiDes-C. Bshrens.
For sale-BenwoOd Ferry.
Notice.
Feather Dusters-Nesbitt 4 Bro.
For Rent-HOuse OF Six Rooms.
Wantel-CAnvasseta.
BoRrdng-1l09 Chspline street
10 the Public-1. Blum 4 Bro-[head Of
local.
Final Sale To.Day-Henry Roemer-
fourth page.
Removed Lucas Muoic slore-[tourtli
page.
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This Branch came 10 order, with Mi,
sChultzo in the chair. The following mem.
hers we're In their seats: MesSrs. Butter.
field, CrlswelI, Hall, Hull, Miller, Myles,
McAdamS, schulze, Wilson and Wolving.
ton.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and signed.
Several resolutions, petitions, &C.,
coming up from the Second Branch, were
ConCurred In by this Branch. ..
The resolution OF Mr.. Walter, In regard
TO licenses, coming up from the Second
inAlity, and committee coming up from
the Second Branch, WAS also ignored, after
which al Adjournment was effected.
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+" ny Geraldine" AZ The OPsra House
OthAF AIlPRalIOnR,

Other Attractions,
The beautiful Irish drama Of "Ay Ger.
aldins" was given at the Opera House
last evening to 3 large and AppreCistiye
audience, Nj. Campbell in all Of bis plays
evinces . lively sense Of humor and
pAthos, but in none does he outline these
emotions to greater advantage than in
my Geraldine The play ia full Of &C.
ton and the movement Is easy, and at
times full Of dramatic fire. Miss Marie
Bockell az Geraldine was bright and IN
tslligent, and gave the most evident salts.
faction in her character. Miss Bockell
made her first appearance as G'TGIdine last
evening and scored quite success, espe'
eially in the third act where she sings q
delightful song, Her dramatic abilities
are not second TO her vocal powers and We
are pleased to note that her triumph IN
this play dates In this city. Mr., GOtthold,
as PhI Carroll, was natural, and was por'
trayed with the same power that the
gentlemen always throws into the ChRrRc'
ters he assumes. OF the other characters
we might mention W., Seaman as Teddy
CregaN, O. A. McManus ss IsyTdUce Cregla,
Emily Baker as Mary Carroll, and Little
Mary as Lille Geraldine who distinguished
themselves in the parts they undertook.
The scenery was novel in the extreme,
especially In the third act, where the
scene Is almost simultaneously trans.
formed as by magic
Kramer should not be forgotten and We
award him due need Of praise for several
new overtureS which were executed In
suberb style.
This afternoon matinee will bs given,
and we advise an early application ior
seats II comfortable situations are wanted.
Reserved seats for the matinee AID TO-
nights performance are now on sale al
Banners music store, Marx eI street,
| ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
A good sized audience was present al
the Academy Of Music last evening, The
attractions are the best that have yet been
presented, and are sure to draw crowded
houses during tho remainder Of the week
The Academy is a pleasant place 10 visit
and we expect 10 chronicle an unusual
run Of good houses during the present
week.
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Rev. 7. A. White, Of The Washington
Conference, will deliver q very interesting
lecture on i'The Coming Woman, OF the
Spirit Of 49," Ia the NJ. +. Church, Ben.
wood, Wednesday evening, March 90
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Should this meet the eye OF The
Individual who created q disturbance
In church last Sunday by his continued
coughing, he will confer q favor on the
congregation BY procuring q bottle Of Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup, which will cure him,
" you want to laugh, zee my Gstal.
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GRAND SPECIAL OPENING.


Ina few days We will exhibit on our GEO.
unt floor tVsf ssVsnty.hVs stylss Of wraps
Including thB new PllrtOts, Alsntlll,s, Man.
tets,s, Capts, ChSSssauS, HaVsIOokS, tnVtr.
ness Goats and oO'mtnS, made u SILK, Cath.
mare do sOll, Satin do Lyon and SIOlllsnns.
Our original Imported styles together with
our own manufacture, will DO displayed.
Due notice Of the tpIhlnB day will appsar
In this tpAOc. |. BLUM & BRO.
lFHOut watch coat run right have II 70.
paired BY iAGoa W. GRUss,
Practical Matchmaker,
Cor, Twelfth and Market SIC,
BONELESs CUbFISH at
GEO. X. hONECHEN's,
No 1854 Market 81,
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E0R RENT-THE THRERST0SS
j WAREHOUSE, No, 1905 Main M, .llS MY ,i
pied By Jacob Snyder. Possession rtV,r 10y .. ~
IT, ISL Apply TO ALEX. kOGEks, WS.isa
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WANTED.

WANTED-ANY WHOI. ES41T ~
w retail house in want Of a soboS I r,'I,I. W
n9t AItald o. work, with hSt Of mIs,sSs. ~
eaass-s. eHeos!- care this ottGS n
w ANTED-T THREE HUSN5SS
w stove plate mOldOru SteIIV ss,L NVhED
PAY; No MunlOn mOlderAn neOi ami, ~ ~
slOR MANUFACTURING CO., St ipSI, SGASLt
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Dry Goods, silks, Eesdy-Made Gar
ments. Ladies' and Cents Fur
nlshing Goods, ETC., etc.,

Ever shown in the State Of West Virginia. Our
double building, lately GsnPialed In no elegant and
CGnVenl,n nj style ~ any eastern hOu'P, 10 nov the
most comfortable In the Uy. Our LOCI eASlnR Ir1de
u hpeli,d us IN Rdd more iOOO ard WO now display
our stock on hte Well.lght'd iloO'L
10 20 In dOIRIl a. present ~ enum0rAte I've many
bArdS, Iae DDS wa purch Bei for tho Bprrg trade,
and the low pIltCs for which We Oil4I them, would
probably tin you to IeId, so WO extend you, one and
80 a hearty invitation TO call, assuring you that II
will be to your ADVANTAGE.
Our larinie,i III buyirg afford us to under'oIl the
cheapest, aud W. positively EaY that such sour H.
tvntlOn,
liyOu will come and BFO uS you will see the best
aFSoftp ont Of inP goods nov IN the c'I oil which We
viii speak some other Hare, respectfully
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my GERALDINE" the greatest hit Of
the season-maLinee aud tonight,
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WATER Attic MgNDEL FIRE.

superintendent Riddle Exonerated from
tain Parties.
The fires Of last Saturday and the scar.
city OF water furnished material for an I'm.
limited amount Of kicking" on the part
OF a large number Of persons, and this,
Notwithstanding the fact that the crippled
condition Of things at the Water Works
precludsd the possibility Of furnishing o
supply equal 10 the demands made by the
city. We have already spoken generally Of
this matter, but now desire 10 do 30 more
particularly. Something like week ago
Mr.. Riddle addressed letter to the Coun.
Gil, reCiting the condition OF the water
pipes on Twelfth street at EoH, and rec.
Ommending improvements, which, II they
had been carried out at the time, would
hRvo been Of material benefit at the FIRE at
Mende'a factory. Following iS the letter
which was sent In q week ago and not
reached until last night: sH#
March %, 1881.
TOhe members Of HE City Council:
GRNTLKMKN-1 respectfully report that
in laying pipe on Eoff Street, between
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets, found
the six inch pipe connected with piece
Of iour inch pipe and one piece OF three
inch pipe, thereby cutting OF the supply
oil water on EoG street, and giving a lin.
tied amount oil water 10 the old three ihOh
pipe on Thirteenth street, which is made.
quAte to supply the consumers. there.
fore recommend the laying Of q new sig
inch pipe In the place Of said three inch
pipe, as there is one.half Of the six inch
pipe on hand. j. Ii. RIDDLE.
twill be seen from The foregoing that
Mr.. Riddle was fully up 10 the emergency,
and recommended the improvement just
as soon aS he discovered the necessity.
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ELEGANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE,

No. 1917 Cbaplue street, with extra sized lot, and
vide AlCy, both at tho side and rear. Tho house Il
rapAelUuB fppltts with modern conyenlences, and 10
p,tL.tl order. Good stable on the allsyI. This
property was tho residence Of the late william Pax.
ion. Term, Accommodating, APplyto o,,
mh26 J " PAXTON
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The following SHOWS the range Of the
Thermometer, "a observed At sChnepia
drug store Opera Houge corner yesterday;
1850 1881.
7GM IA,H,iaHSR,H7RH
10 a q IS 20 a a Il
WEATHER iNpICATioNs.
WAniSaroS, D. O., March sO.-1A,N,
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
fair weather in the western and clearing
In the eastern part, northwest winds,
higher temperature, stationary or higher
barometer.
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TOR RENT-sT0RE ROOM n,
y WAShiDgton Hall Building, nov oorpnl ~
T.: hroEn. POeeSaiOn given III Anil, Nm
MILLiAas Secretary, No. IS IEtVI ~