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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-08
mn DEATH ~ TlTTI 0U-TIs.


MorNT NEHNoN, June 20, 1873.
DE,E SIR: /; is an easier matter to
conceive, than TO describe the distress
Of this Family, especially that Of the
unhappy Parent Of our Dear Patey
Gusts, whom | inform you that yester-
day removed the Sweet Innocent Girl
into n more happy and peaceful abode
than any she has met with, in the
afflicted Path she hitherto has trod.
She rose from dinner abou; : o'clock
in better health and spirits than she
appeared TO have been in some time
soon after which she was seized with
one of her usual Fits & expired in it, in
less than two minutes without uttering
3 word, Rroan, or scarce a sigh-this
sudden and unexpected blow, scarce
need add, has almost reduced my poor
wife TO the lowest ehb of misery; which
is encrcased by the absence OF her son
whom ] have j;st fixed at the college
in New York, from whence I returned
on the sih inst and want OF the balmy
consolation of her Relations; which
leads me more than ever in wish she
could see them, and that / was Master
OF Arguments powerful enough 10 pre-
vail upon Mrs. cambridge to make this
place her absolute home. should
think as she lives lonesome life tBetey
being marriedl it might suit her well,
& be agreeable both TO herself & nv
wife, to me most assuredly it would.
L do not purpose to add more at pres
ent, the end of my writing being only
to inform you Of this unhappy change. -
Our Sincere affections are offered 10
Mrs Bassett, Mrs. Dandriige, and all
other Friends, and am very Sincerely,
1r Obed't & AfIect'e H'ble Serv't
q. WASHINGTON.
Addressed to BURwELL BAssErr. ESQ.
near Williamsburg, Virginia.
LAME HORSE
MouSr VERNON, Aug. Q, 1773.
DEAR SIN: AS wrote TO you by the
last Post. and nothing new has happened
since. this letter only serves TO cover the
enclosed TO Mrs. Bassett The Horse
Abel left here is got quite we'll : his
lameness, but not recovered Of an ex-
ceedingly swelled and sore back, which
he received in coming up.-This, and
the boy telling me you did not work,
or put him to any particular kind Of
service is the Reason why have not
sent him down before. III he is wanted
please to let me know by the Post, and
/ will contrive him down 10 you before
We may come ourselves, a. It viii be in
October before this can happen
hope this letter will find Mrs. Bassctt
in better health. & moro composed un-
der her losses than when you wrote
last. my best wishes attend her, Your
self and Family, IS also Mrs. DAndridre
and other Friends, and am
DR. Sir. Y'r Most affect'e Friend :
Serv't @. WASHINGTON.
Addressed 70 BuEwKLE BAssKrr. Esa..
ncaF Williamsburg, Virginia.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-08

There are 331 different styles Of
bicycles now in use.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-07

Rhsslinsitsa AhFoad ana nilsiHsaiLhsa
ylslioFa IN the City.


Can't ] n, Raw q srite, m md ipr severaI
DAYS past has been confined 70 the house.
Me. Tsn,, AGer.., ~ I,.lIa;ra I. v;s;,;ny
her friend Me Hsvnss an SIaTIet Street
1I,,.I, r--..--l ~. ~, -,
800 sha WIS 81. ias'
go 90, . -
g Hf, VIZ y Usottef y.
-. N'I'' VI tue ACaue'l!' - uete LUZ q ie"
u4!@
As WHIT. Hamilton, OF Indiana street
lslslui ~ EeluFneu lFoul AZ eA'eu9eu Nla''
- S
MT. 4. Young, one OF the agreeable attaches
OF the Academy Of Music, goes To Baltimore
today to be gone week
Miss Maggie Goshorn and Miss Sallie Deem
LETT to-day for ParEersburg and Wheeling to
visit tiends--thddc'to" CdA
Miss GFayson, Of the Steubenyille Semin-
airy, accompanied by Miss Gilchrist Of that
city, attended the Hermann concert last even.
/ ing.
Mr. w Wbitescaryer n pominent b.
& o. railroad official With headquarters at
Grafton, was among his numerous old
Wheeling friends yesterday.
John ID CuIbertson. Eso. wife and son.
reRistered AT Inc New SIcLnre Yesterday,
/ They have been SPENDING Ina summer nj Thai
noniiIar summer resoTt HI Balleview
IT. IN - CT, ~ ph,i.1.,,h;,
M, a,u .ltS' e S.! "
nav ieII.n; y; .I III, s.e' SG,e'1I Ma nIss
= irsI ii.S ~ sn,s Ci M. p" I pSsI
nome S N.! heT w uss sls.e'' N'Ss inS t'''
"ls VI No''" WHeeI
Mrs: Day and Ms. King, OF Hellaire and
Miss Lille PickenPaugh, OF 4ors9ntown;
Gill Whitman, Of Grafton, ana Col j. 4.
Boyd, OF Washington, IA, were among the
Mcclure House guests yesterday.
Mrs, l. G. Scott, Of Wheeling, formerly
Miss Lyde ATm6rusieF: Is at her fathers rest
dence here, suffering from an attack oil "
phoid fever, contracted in Wheeling Mr..
Scott will stay here during her illness, -
Bd7'e'r'hs E''tfPrt'e
A note from Superintendent Birch Of our
city schools, has been received by DIR, Jepson,
OF the Board Of Education. Mr.. Birch
speaks very highly OF the Cincinnati schools,
and thinks his weeks visit will be productive
Of much good to himself and the schools
here.
soI Smith RusseII wbo with his Company.
annea1s AT lie Wheeling Onera Houss his
syeninS In aFd..wood FoIES" tells the fol.
having story ~ 1is experience ms An enter.
tSiner Ata small Ohio town, where hc Ind
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-07
PAIR AFFAIRS,
Mates About the GFOUudS and the Com
ing Exhibition.

ing Exhibition.
Friday OF next week the public schools
will be closed in order to allow the scholar
to attend the fair The State fair directors
intend offering some special inducements
The Linsly Institute will also be closed and
the Senior class Of the college will attend in
the afternoon,
Three fine horses from Gilmer county ar
rived on the ground yesterday mornings
trOtieF, pager and runner, The gentlemen
having ihp animals In charge say that the
people throughout the interior are becoming
enthused and, river or no river, intend Ia
come, in order to give the iirst State fair q
boom, Let the citizens OF Wheeling feel the
same way.
The Falrhank Scale %. isputting IN one oil
It's large platform scales at the south end oil
the Washington county cattle ground.
Men were engaged yesterday In picking up
and making things preSentablc.
The only drawback at present Is, that moi
enough laborers are on the grounds, and II Il
feared that everything will not be entirely
finished by Monday, Both FloEal aud Ma
chinerY Hslla ata q little behind and The
linning Hall viii bsa littlegFeen Tor the frs
day
Horsemen were kicking yesterday about
the track II should have been rolled us 81
much praCtiCing has been done OF late that I
Is somewhat cut.
Every aftern9pn tho track u being used by
hlCycllstS ~ pedestrians, The horses ART
logged around In tho morning.
lady Forrest" VIII Hanllan's kioolet
mare, Is bound to make record for hcrsel
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-07
ALONG THE Rank.
A Few Notes Gathered ConCCrning What
Was Once q River.

For the past three days the water in the
channel OF the Ohio river at this point has
been stationery at Is inches, Oi course every
thing Is quiet IN steamboat circles, for the
simple reason that nothing can be done.
Some wag created q big excitement on the
wharf yesterday, by FASTING up u bulletin
dated Pittsburgh, which read: "Rivcr feet;
raining and rising, He escaped in safety.
The new boilers have ut last been put In
position on the SciOtO the cabin raised, and
the painters and finiShers are now ut work,
The Courier las been handsomely painted,
and new climnCys have been raised.
The Alex Paxton is the Matamoras packet
for this morning. A short distance below
that point, the river is 50 low that no boats
can run.
Ifthe river ever does rise, the gorgcousncSs
Of some Of the tOw.bOats will appal observers.
PlTTsDuRgH October driver inches in
the channel
CIxctNSATI, OctoberG.- River 3 feet inches
and falling Weather fair and quite cool.
CAIRO, September Culver 10 feet eleven
inches and rising, Weather clear. Their
mOmeter I3o Arrived; City Of Helena, st.
Louis; viii Kyle, New Orleans. Departed:
City Of Helena ViCksburg VIII Kyle, st.
Louis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-07
TMREETIMEs THREE.
Three Of the Tive Alleged Bsy Inesn'
diaries Convicted.

The Jury In the case Of the State Of West
Virginia vs.. Britt, alias llkasoYn Davis, Jim
Gully, John Holmes, Harry, alias Poodle
Price and Tommie o'lirien, the five boys
charged with setting fire 10 the shultz stable,
came in yesterday morning In Judge Mel
wins part Of the Circuit Court, ana rendered
their verdict They found Price and o 1Irien
not Guilty, and the other three guilty, fixing
their terms Of imprlsohnOnt in the Mounds
vile penitentiary at three years EACH.
The testimony oil which The boys were con.
viCted was principally their own confession
To Officer Morris, who made tlB arrest Ia
Chief Of Police Bennett, and 10 other persons
who had cOnyersel with them at various
times at the jail. Price and O'Bfien, though
lie youngest members OF the gang, never
could bo induced to aokn9vleds0 anYthlngat
all, nor would they acqulesce IN the comics
siOnS Of the other three made In their pres.
ence. II will be remembered that they were
released on preliminary examination, but
wsTa indicted by the Grand Jury, and rear
rested. TllslF allpittal l. quite a feather In
the legal cap Of Judge r. h Houston, who
acted as the Counsel Of these two only.
MeSsrs. Frame and Camden, counsel for
the other three boys, made q motion yestef.
day for a new trial, basing II on The aflidavits
OF Nj Frame aud another gentleman that
one OF the jurors III the case, Mr. John Cum
nlins, bad been separated from the Sheriff
having the Jury IN charge and f9Om the
other lurOrs after the case had been partially
heard, and before a verdict had been rem.
lercd Fhe State has not replied 10 the ar.
gunent on this m0tlQl, but viii DO 50 to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-07

Hess Hoisl, aud Poinls ofInleEest From
Over the RtEeE.

Hess NOtss, aud Points ofInfeEest From
over the River.
The Methodist Ladies Missionary Society
meets a. the parsonage on Friday.
The foundation Of the new power house NJ
the nail works, is now lar above the water.
Thomas Moor will take J. H. CARROTS gro
Gerry on Belmont street, and Garrett goes
west
Rev. John HatteFy was at Nj Pleasant
Wednesday, in attendance At meeting Of
the PresbyteFy Of ST. Clalnyille.
r. N. Eaton wasin town Thursday shaking
hands with his Democratic friends, even II
they would not prove very responsive.
Albert Marshall ground the end Of his
thumb OF ON one OF the nail works grind
stones, Thursday morning, and had to lay
OFF
Occasionally an OyercOat Is seen on our
streets, but the Wearers have To have that
species OF courage that the man with the UNI
brella had during the hot weather,
Mr. James Alilligan and Miss Matte Ingler,
who were made one last night, are to have y
reception at the bridegro0m's fathers, Mr.,
Harvey Millgan's,west OF town, this evening
Whether or not Bellaire people are remem-
berinR Wheeling's generous support TO the
Loan exhibition last spring, " Is certain thty
are preparing to return the favor after the
commencement OF the State fair.
The prevailing winds lately, have been so
often up the river, that Gravel Hin is getting
to be one Of the smokieSt parts Of town, the
smoke that is swept over 1t being so much
more since the building OF the new. window
glass house,
The property holders OF Thirty-drst street
who claim damages OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad company for making that street in.
to couple Of dark alleys, by the building Of
the bridge arcade, will soon have another
trial OF their ease in the courts,
The voters of Bellaire have hard time of
1t To lind places to deposit their ballots, rs
each election comes around, Nothing comes
more regularly or certainly than the neces-
Sity Of voting places, Why not fix all OF the
hose houses, or some designated place so that
they can he used for voting without knock.
ing out pane Of glass or sticking an old
boot jack under the Window And rs nine
out Of every ton elections come on chilly,
disagreeablc days let all oftlIe polls be where
fire can be had,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-07

For several lays project has been talked
OF among soine 81 tie prominent Democrats
Of Wheeling for the organization Of social
and political club, for literary fsorDatipn So
cial entertainment aud the advancement Of
the interests Of the Democracy among the
young iBeh OF the city. The plan talked Of
howl q very much Ike that Of the Lincoln
Club. aud Il Is no doubt the success Of that
organization Of the Republicans that Is urg.
Ing tile Democratic brethren to efforts 10 50.
TGre q similar nucleus for acampalgn organ.
iEatiOn. II Is contemplated to secure asuite
OF rooms somewhere Oh Market street, In the
heart OF the city, and have Q reading room,
hall, smoking room, aud, TO put II q little
moro frankly than the projectors themselves,
everything the Lincoln Cllblas. a number
OF the most prominent Of the young Demo
ctlts Of the city are interested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-07
nAITIIIEoREoRIoLr.

october lOth, IIth and Iath-N National
FAIR ~ washington, October 10Th 70
I5lh-ExeHFsian Rates via Pan Handle
And Pennsylvania Route.
The p, G. & st. L. Railway announce the
sale Of Excursion tickets to Baltimore and
Washington City, via Pan Handle and Penn
sylvania Route on October 9Th, 10Th, llth
and 18th. for the benefit OF all who desire to
attend either or both OF the above mentioned
celebrations. Tickets will be good Tor ten
DAYS from and including date OF sale, The
round trip rate from wheeling will be $40 %
to Baltimore or Washington City.
The Baltimore oriole will surpass in splen.
dor and magnifcence any thing Of the kind
ever witnessed in the Monumental City.
The festivities Of the fist day (AIondayl
will have reference 10 the introduction VI
the GunpOwder river water into the city sup
PLY. The battle monument, noble shaft
erected in one Of the prominent squares in
the city in honor OF the heroes who fell in
the war OF 1879, will be made the central fig
ure, around which the waters will play in an
incesSlnt stream. At night the water play
ing around the monument will show all the
colors OF the prismatic glass, aud statues OF
our country's heroes will stand out on the IL
Illuminated spray, In the same section OF the
city and on the same evening there. Will be
a brass band contest, which cannot fail 10 be
On the second day the Grand oriole Pa
geant will take place This will be the main
feature OF the celebration, and will embraCe
all that has been seen in the iar.tamed carni'
val professions OF the South, together with
new and novel designs, unparalleled in any
previous pageant The mystic tableaux are
10 chargeof MF. r. c. De Leon, Of Mobile,
and the local tableaux, illuminating the
growth, wealth and power Of the United
States, will be arranged by committee Of
citizens on the third day Baltimore will
entertain the distinguished FreRchmen ON
their way TO the Yorktown Celebration, Dur
ing the entire festival tho city will be given
to gaiety, the theatres will have special attrac.
tions, and the citizens propose to illustrate
the meaning OF Maryland hospitality To its
full extent,
The third annual exhibition OF the Nation.
al Fair Association will be open ut Washing
ton City OIL October 10th, aud continue until
October 10Th. $4,000 In prizes are Offered,
which will undoubtedly bring together
finer display Of this cduntry's products and
inventions than ever before. For copy VI
pamphlet giving full programme OF Oriole,
Fair and Yorktown Centennial and ex-
curSiOn tickets to Baltimore or Washington
City. apply to J. NJ, aIelleville, agent l.. W. 4
Ky depot or JnO. Battle, Agent, city office
under Mcclure House Wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-07

For sale by Logan 4 Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-07
LINsLY INsTITUTE,
What Il Hclng none nj This Popular
PLACE or Learning,

What II ncing Done nj This Popular
Place ar Learning,
Affairs at the Linslv Institute aro hoop,ine
oior, II Sos, so,i.t,o,o,,. 49,,
"s :" ''' sa"H'aV'u'! "'a"ne! uiue'
he ahIe management oil ProL WhitehtlI.
Over one hundred pupils are attending rept,.
larry, which is d larger number than VA,
ever In attendance before, The CONS of in.
structors Is one that Is giving YoIiSfaciion
in every quarter and Is popular with thC
boys
The LinSly Erho will soon make jts appear.
anCe, MeSrs. Edgar Hall, l,rwis IhksE jr..
and Harry sniyth having taken charge 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-07

OF nRigcwOOd Folk, the comedy TO b,
presented at the Opera House, tonight, fol
The second time IN Wheeling by Sol Smith
Russell and an excellent company, the New
York Daily Graphic says.
Underwood Folks new comedy, writ.
welcome IN New York last night "a Il has
elsewhere. Nj. nussel's Ton DHlo,r0y Is a
creation, and Il full enough Of rapid changes
10 saliAiy a lover Of pantOmihe, and has man.
lines enough about II 10 please bishop.
Outing the play Mf. Russell was uvetwhelnl-
ihgly applauded. He kept the house In a
t0lt Of laughier-ho work as laughter IL In
Augustzand answered encores again and
again, In the relation OF hetloVe experience
a Halda ldat HanfFietc, he wa simply i'm.
iuense The support In all the parts was i'd.
mifablG II you want . thorough shaking
~ 10 aud see Russell In Underwood Folk"
isfht Dtekln sea 80 too"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-07
cLoTHIERs.
ALI. GONE!

Notwithstanding all statements by enyious
rivals 10 the contrary We have disposed OF
the entire lot Of goods damaged during the
recent lire. We have now decided to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-07
U N ~ ~ u
WEATHER tSbfCHTIoSs,


James Norman, the man charged with Il
lieit handling Of alcoholic liquors, and who
succeeded for long time In eyading the
United States officials, WIS literally '!caught
mapping yesterday morning, IN the wee
sma hours, BY Deputy U. y. Marshal Ken,
needy and policeman Bob Junkins who wen
out TO NUfman's house, on Woods Run. lie
was brought into the city In irons, and
lodged u jail Tor safe keeping. Il Is not In.
lie las proven quite slippery prisoner, and
the officers deserve considerable credit for the
mont way Ia which they nnbled him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-07

One hundred pair all wool Bradley blank
cts, only g a pair. Price guaranteed only
for this month.
One hundred dozen Of our celebrated
Cleveland wool hose, improved, cheaper and
better than any You can knit. One trial will
convince you.
We open to-day our second invoice Of light
and dark cloaks for ladies' aud children, also
dolmanS aud jackets, which for price and
style can defy competition.
ENsltEIMER's
Dry Goods House, around the corner.
Eleventh street, between Main and Market
streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-07
rATALGCCIDgST,
one Man Killed aud Another seriOust,
tn0eN

We are called upon this morning to record
one Of the most painful accidents incident to
the dangers Of u,ill.llfe in the fatal burning
Of one man and scriopslnlRry piAnpthet. Tie
accident happened at DeWey's Mill at 2
O'Clock this morning, and owing 10 the late.
ness Of the hour We are unable TO got the full
particulars Of the occurrence.
The cause Of the accident was the bursting
Of furnace tap, and resulted In the death Of
q German employed At the mill, who our In.
f0Tmahi supposed 10 he stranger and
Whose name he could not give. Another
enplOye, George Rose, vasSpry badly burn.
from bic injuries
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sTfLL ANOTHER
Prospective lsaiIFoad % be llalii in west
VlrgiHIh,

VlrgiHIA.
Secretary Of State stalnaket has issued a
certificate Of incorporation to the 1farper's
Ferry Gap railroad company, an organization
formed for the purpose Of constructing nail.
road from Charlestown, Jeffcfsan county, by
the most practical rUtite 10 point al or neat
Frederick City, Nd. crossing the Shenandoah
FlVey Al point not more than four miles
above Harper's Ferry, Tho principal Office
Of the corporation shall ho At CharlestOwn,
and liz capital stock shall be 100000. The
lnCoFpOnlOa are Daniel r. Lucas. Esq,
Judge Thomas q. Greene and son, and Ever.
cit ". Bedihger. Jt.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned executors o. The t.lie y
Thomas Henderson, deceased. Will offer a. pqOi.c
sale, the well known farms Of the AbD'e deeus,NI'
situate III BnERlO district, Brooke county We
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-07

oSE more cheap the Pittsburgh
Exposition is announced by the T., c. Il 81.
u. railway for Saturday, October sth. Hound
trip, including admission TO Exposition, 81 IS.
Train leaves at O.j2 A. ~ Tickets good for
return JAtsSage until Monday, October 10th,
lnclusivei also for special train leaving Pitts
bnfgl at I:2O n v. ON date Of excursion.
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Lon CREEK, Harrison County, W. Va.
The citizens Of this place and surrounding
country are anxious for some man or com.
pany with capital to come and build first.
class FLOURlNI Mill. COn and water IN
abundance. Situate OH the line nf the c., W.
4 @. Il, II. For information correspond with
or come and see John A. Sheets or Daniel
Basel, Lost Creek Station, Harrison county,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-07

PERsoSs living In Malarious districts may
protect themselves from attacks ni Feyefs BY
using Fellows Compound syrupDf Hyp0-
phpsnhIies its effect In toning mp tic system
enables us TO ward OF contagious disorders
and successfully combat disease.
Fellows Hyp0piOsphlles Il administered
by the leading medical men In Canada, a
large iUmbet al whom have written Of liz
efficacy In specific eases NWT4W
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EOR SALE OR RENT

FINE BUslSESs PROPERTY.
offer for sale the hne lhTceltOFy brick building
situate OIL the West side VI Market street few doors
below Second Ward Market llOuse, formerly OCl'
pled By hchman 4 DuHt, as Wholesale pfOfnGe
store. The building 4 finished above the hrt f0Of
with eleven rOOHS aud j. occupied ~ = harllDs
house, and the hHi floor Il laRc aud cgAnt,tOft-
rom with cellar, and the room, 10th 0r rApaCly
and location Il the lest for the produce business y
the city. Also fnr rent lruin id u April nett u
y giiRiVER. llii Main street. jyQ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-07

Embodles the hutriliye elements Of the mus.
ctlar fibre, blood, bone, and brain Of care.
fully selected healthy bulOcks, combined
with the powerful tonic virtues Of the Coca,
Or Sacred Life Plant Oi the lucas. aud choice
quality Of Sherry Wine Beware Of imita-
lions. TIttAs
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TOR SALE.

EOR SALE-NO. ~ THIRTEENTH
IL Street, The house IA iAgr. VI modern style,
aud well finished from attic u cellar, being one d
! the most desirable residences on Thirteenth street.
II contains eleven rOOms and bath NOM aud ven
large main hail. the latter being Shy 81 IT, Aslseeh'
tnlIly located and near 10 business Il could 81 reD
Ing house n desired. Apply to JOSEPH L. WILDE
3IThirteenth street, or ALIEN. BONE,st
Register CODY one week OG
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the usual merchants lunch at The New
MeLure House Sample Rooms daily.


The following shows the range Of the ther.
moineter, Us observed at schnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner:
1850 1851
A.Nt7NSE TAAl2A3HM
~ 6S GS 10 40 63 u o.
WEATHER INDICATIONS
wAsnINUTuS, October /, / A. M.-For Ten
ilessee and the Ohio Valley, fair weather,
eat winds, stationary or lower bRrOmeterand
stationary temperature.
For the Lower Lakes, fair weather, south.
eait winds, stationary or lower barometer,
stationary or higher temperature.
For The Upper Lakes, fair weather, south
Winds lover barometer, stationary or higher
teNlpefnlule