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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-14
CIreuIl CouitEIadre Mel,In.

This Court met ct 10 O'Clock Saturday
morning and disposed Of the following
business:
F. J. Stone, guardian, vs.. N. H. Harris,
guardian. Decree ascertaining that the
domicile Of Thomas P. Harris, infant, at
the time Of death, was In Ohio, and not
In West Virginia, and dire citing disposition
Of e S. asd ssS1gaV Ps. i. Mek.s Motion
for a new trial overruled and judgment
upon verdict, with stay Of sixty days for
application oil gupersedeas.
Merchandise National Bank vs. ]. H.
Good, administrator. Decree directing ad.
ditional parties.
Joseph staub vs. B. Y. YalS. Decree
sustaining liz pendens Of complainant, and
holding rents and profits OF real estate In
possession oil the purchaser oil defendants
real estate, liable for compliments claim.
Hanna Davis vs. D. a. Davis. Decree
dism lssing complslnt4nt's bill and deClin.
Ing In this proceeding to make order as 10
the custody Of the children. Complaint.
ants counsel gave notice OF motion for
leave TO re.argue the case.
b. L o. X. X. VS.. Geo. P. Whitaker,
Motion Of defendant to quash process
overruled.
J. II. Lockwood vs. James Burley's ad.
ministrator. Demufrers 10 certain special
pleas sustained, and leave granted for
amended pleas, ="
Weiss, administrator, vs.. VIM. Prince
and Samuel Kuslen. Demurrer TO deolar.
alton sustained and leaveto amend grant.
ed.
The matters arising upon rule In =
Robb and ". j. Robb was argued aud
submitted.
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Uo.pVDgrera1eIl Ca0o,

In writing the following, says Mr.. ChaS.
BanReFt, So East Harrison street, Atlanta,
Ga, I would have It understood that noth'
Ing In the matter has been exaggerated,
but only the plain facts stated, A week
ago / was taken with what seemed VIC;
lent toothache, an old ailmsnt which had
caused me the loss Of many ofmy teeth. In
fact II was no toothaChe, but 9 severe pain
in the Jaw, and extending from ear to ear.
The pain grew worse and was forced 70
consult dentist, whose examination 70.
suited in my losing another tooth without
any relief whatever, ! tried all sorts Of
home remedies unavailingly, Tor two days,
and then procured st. Jacobs OIL. never
had used It before, as do not take much
stock In proprietary medicines: Outward
applications to the face relieved but little.
but when I rubbed the gums with 1t, relief
was immediate, and to-day ! am % hap,
py as fish in deep water. All pains had
left. must acknowledge that had often
before doubted the many favorable tes,
timonials given Tor st. Jacobs on, but l
am now not only believer, but also Q
strong advocate Of this most wonderful
remedy,
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AtLong Range.

We indicated la lest Mondays INTEL
LdRScRR that the members OF the Wheel
ling Rifle Club were in correspondence
with clubs in various ssctionsoi the Union
with reference 10 competitive matches to
be- shot over the ranges oil each. Inc
we'll earned reputation Of oir club has
given 1t national prestige, and the letters
OF challenge were answered ct once by. q
number Of clubs. Prominent smong the
associations in this country is the Rod
and Gun Club Of Springfield, Mass. lta
members have given the science Of marks
manship in alLlta fQEms and departments
great deal OF Attention. Long range
shooting has been a specially with this
club, and many Of the members have be'
come wonderfully proficient. Some little
time ago Prof. Dwight wrote 10 Its Secre'
taty, challenging the members 10 shoot q
conpe,iIive match, and In a lev. days re-
re;vsd letter accepting the challenge. A
DAY has not yet been named plt the
match will taSe place III short time.
4 similar answer %as received from the
South Boston Rifle Club, anu thls match
will also come of shortly.
Despite the iorbidding weather that has
characterized nearly all the Saturdays dur
ing this winter the members Of our club
have been at work al Strobel's Run Range,
and have made some excellent scores. In
view Of the approaching contests several
matches have recently been shot, the re-
suits Of which will determine the member.
ship Of the teamT which will represent
Wheeling in them.
The scores made aRt Saturday were ex.
Ceptionally good. We give them as follows;
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YouRrH ANNIVERSARY

or the Inauguration OF the Murphy TEN.
Peranco Movement ut the Academy OF
Music, Yesterday Afternoon.
The Academy Of Music was packed with
men, women and children Yesterday after.
noon, the occasion being the fourth ami.
veHary Of the Inauguration OF the Muir.
ply temperance movement In this city.
The Independent Order Of Rechabites
attended the meeting in full regalia, and
occupied seats on the stage. The services
were opened by the choir singing the
hymn:
Jesus shall reign whore ERE the sun
Does hi successive journeys run,
after which Rev. W. II. Barnes, rector
Of the Reformed Episcopal Church, offered
up O fervent prayer.
Mr.. \. G. Craorait conducted the seryi.
Ces, and introduced as the first speaker
Rev. B. L, Smith, OF the Disciples Church.
Mr.. Smith spoke briefly Of the reasonable.
ness Of temperance and the approval It
had OF mems consCiences, souls and hearts.
Mrs. W. II. sheib, rendered the solo
"Hear Ua, o Father" in an extremely ar.
tistiC manner, and was loudly applAuded
by the pleased audience.
Rev. G. 3. Hite spoke eloquently OF the
cause that had called the people together,
and added some acathing remarks on Or,
Howard Crosby, which were endorsed by
the audience.
Or. Steore, member OF the House OF
Delegates from Peasants county, spoke
briefly Of the evil effects oil wine drinking
In genteel society, making tippling respeC.
table. He expressed the belief that the
Legislature would pass the prohibitory
amendment, and called on God to save the
man who recorded bis vote as mo- ON the
question. "
Mr.. g. W. RAess entertained the audi.
enee in. o very happy manner, leaving the
people In great good humor at the close Of
his remarks, which were mainly experien.
tlal In nature.
The choir, OF the request OF Mr.. How.
ard, manager Of the Academy oil Music,
rendered with impressive effect that beauli.
tul hymn, NEARER My God 10 Thee"
MI. T. Laramie, an earnest worker In the
temperance cause, was introduced and
spoke briefly In favor Of the suffering
ones.
Senator McGregef addressed The audi.
ence next and gave some very pointed
reasons why the abolition OF LIQUOR from
the State would benefit the people,
MI. Cfacratt made the closing speech,
which was full Of energy and FIRE and &c
eloquent as any oil his previous efforts,
The meeting was q very huccessiul one.
but the absence oil one, whose help was al.
ways fell on occasions Of this Kind and
noticeable. ~"
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nrRAPa OF NEWS,
Gathered Here and There BY Intelli'
EenceF Reporters,


genceF Reporters.
THR St, Matthew'S ladies' will give one
Of their popular suppsFs next Thursday
night,
Mr.. CHARLIE BALTzRLL, Of Bellaire, was
visiting his old friends in this city last Sat
urday.
RoBEET D. CLINE, of the Fourth ward, is
q candidate for Superintendent oil the
Chain Gang.
A LARGE amount OF nice lumber was
caught in the river yesterday, by parties
living in North Wheeling.
The engines at the lEtns mill have been
kept running since last Saturday, We
cannot give the reason for 1t.
A SON Of Prof. W. K. Pendleton, Of Beth.
any, was accidentally shot by Compsn'
ion last Saturday. The wound Is only
slight.
Tue Chautauqua Literary Society will
meet tomorrow night in the Doddridge
Art rooms in the franklin Insurance
Building.
THosR who were so fortunate as to be
the possessor OF skiffs last week held
them at high figures, and in many cases
got their demands,
The Arlington stove works were idle last
Saturday on account OF the inability Of the
engineer to get over the river from Stone
town, which town is under water
THE cooper shops OF Wilson, Dunlevy 4
Co., North Wheeling, closed down last
Friday on account OF the high water, bul
will resume on full time this morning,
A RECEPTION was held at the residence
of MIR. ], Downs, in Marshall county, on
last Saturday evening, at which nqmbel
from the South Side was In attendance
4. T. CoCkayne furnished the music,
LA BELLE LODGE, No. 9, A. 0. U. w,
will observe Its eighth anniversary on Bat
lurday, February Goth. This is one OF thu
lstronReat beneficial societies In this city
and since it's inception has done greA
and good work.
VIZ are informed that the large Goa
iChute belonging to Waiter Marshall, q
Slacktown, has been considerably dam
aged by the high water and ice, but Z
what extent cannot DO asCertained unit
the water reCedes.
MAJOR ]. U. ANDERSON Tell upon the ic'
in front Of the Mcclure House few day
ago and sustained fracture Of one OF tn
small bones Of his right arm. He wa
confined to his room for several days, bu
Is again able to be about.
TIE temperance meeting at OTIS Hal
last night was very largely attended, AM
hundreds not being able to obtain admi6
sion. Stirring addresses were made by I
Laramie, Robt. Marshall, Rev. Barnes, o
the Reformed Episcopal church, G. "
Bags and j. G. Cracraft, Another meet
inc will be held this evening, and will b.
addressed by +. &. CrRCrait, Robt Mar
shall and G. W. Bsgga.
A GIRL named Lena Glance, who live
in the Eighth ward, claims to have beef
assaulted by q man whom she did no
know, last Saturday morning, The allege,
assault took place near Market and FL
tenth streets, but before anything CouI.
be accom- plished the sCoundrel was fright
, ened of by Night.wstChman Soles. I'M
ia the girls story, but the police can dis
cover nothing that will CorroborAte IT.
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Points About People at Home "ne
Abroad,

Points About People AT Home anu
Abroad.
Senator Dawson did not got leave OF alb
senCe on Friday 10 10 home, as stated IL
Saturdays paper. lie was confined
to his room by sickness.
Miss Matte Gum, a very popular eloCu
ZIONIST Of the School Of Oratory In PhiIa
delphia, is spending q lew weeks with bel
friend Miss Sallie Porter, Of Pleasant
Valley.
Hon. G. ]. Faulkner, Of Martinsburgj
", s. Kennon, Of vt. Clairsville; L, D.
Iiearn, U. =. A., and John A. strtder, o.
Jefferson county, are among the late ar
rivals at the Mcclure.
Mrs. R. F. Dennis, Miss Jennie Price
and Miss Annie Surbaugh, Of Lewisburg
and Miss Eliza McNeel, OF PoCahontas
who have been visiting In this city fol
several weeks, have returned to theil
homes.
We notice in last weeks Kingwoot
Journal, a long account Of the celebration
OF the golden wedding Of MIR. aud Mrs. g
Cresap, Of that town, parents Of Col. PIN
Cresap, the member Of the House iron
Randolph county. According 10 tht
Journals account, 1t was brilliant affair
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A tall, gray.bearded, neat looking man,
aged about fifty years, representing him.
self "a ]. W. Wilson, Of CatoCtih Lodge,
MiddletoWn, Md. Is pfowlibV around The
country swindling Odd Fellows. A let.
ter from the Secretary ,ol the above
lodge states that the man is fraud. On
some occasions he passes Tor ". A. Boyd,
and thus far has been doing q thriving
business In the way Of making charitable
collectlons.-SomEr6A Herald,
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AMUSEMENrs.



Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. 7. s. Cham
frau gave "East Lynne" to an immense
audience at the Opera Hpuse. The drama
and Mrs. ChanirRu are both well known
10 Wheeling theatrical Hoets.
KIT.
F.s. ChAnirau gave bis Arkansas "blood
and thunder" drama Saturday night The
plot Ia neither intricate ner interesting,
nor Ia the acting Of Mr.. Chantrau cAlCu.
lated to bolster Il up any. MI ChanitNu's
support was mainly good, Rome Of the male
characters exCelling himself
ANNIE WARD TIFFANY.
This evening Miss Annie Ward Tiffany
will appear at the Opera House III her eel.
sbra,ed drama, "The Child stealer," To.
morrow evening "The Goyerness." Miss
Tiffany comes with the highest press Ell.
Comlums, and deserves very large audi.
enCe.
Tickets now on ISLE at Baumer's.
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noNICmoLL,s MIsFORrUNE.
A Mans Neck broken By Fall over a
COOk ktOYe.

A Mans Neck broken By Fall over
Cook stove.
Alexander McNiCholl, who has resided
in this city for many years, met with
rather singular and fatal accident last Sat
urcIsy afternoon. He came home al
noon. and going into the kitchen OF bill
residence, III Zane street, fell forward
and striking his head upon 9
cook stove was thrown heavily to
The floor by which his neck was broken
and death Instantly followed. Squire
Bulper held an inquest, the verdict oil
which was in accordance with the facts:
MCNiCholl was q bridge builder iol
many years, but fell out Of employment!
on account Of bis dissipated habits, and
lstterly worked on the streets. He leaves
wife and three children, one son and
two daughters, all Of whom have reached
their majority.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS CHEAP,-Ths fol.
lowing Pianos and Organs are offered OF
Lucas Music Store at great bargains, and
on easy payments Of S. 90 to $l000 per
month until paid for:
One seven.oCtave piano, $3.50.
One seven.oCtaye piano, $l75.
One Hallet and Davis piano, $l26.
One Hallet and Davis plano, $3.50.
One six.octave piano, $50.
One seven.octave piano, $l75.
One stodart piano, 1925.
One Bacon and Raven piano, 1925.
One six'octave piano, $50.
One six.octave piano, $50.
One six.octave organ, $ll5.
One tive.oCtave organ, $75.
One fve.octave organ, $85.
One 4 !.oCtave piano, 1856.
One tlve.oCtave melodeon, $50.
One iVe.oCtave mslodeon, $50.
One fve.octave organ, new $75.
All the above secondhand instruments
are In good repair and tune. Gall and ex.
anime at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market
Street.
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A large number OF friends Of Louis
Schumacher, the Eighth ward policeman,
met at WIN. sondefmSnhs cigar store
on Saturday night for The purpose Of civ.
Ing him q new ebony CLUB. MI. Joe
Deyine made the speech Of presentation,
and Mr.. Henry Sleek responded for Mr.,
Steinbacker. After this ceremony vefy
pleasant evening was passed by oil pres.
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VALUABLE CENTRE WHEELING
' PROPERLY AT CONNiT irhasLig
10 The Municipal Court Of 'EheslIbs
aARAH WAN, GISfiIan. 4 S0'""S'


n, ,i.,. CtsAssLrl WAR, Q! al.
me 29d dAy Of Nafch, 1850, viii on "'''' '"'''
sATuhDAt THE2Grn DAY OF FEBRuARY, 1891,
eeginnirg At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, re- Al publle auctos
tIe front door Of the Court ouss q Ohio COUNT,
~ "a we following property, that n 10 saw tifp
q wS 10y snd Is ~ Eod'S addition 10 lhs tItJ&
isnssh =, nenung % feet a,ad inches Gu THpil
s sGILn sIeet ana running oSek The same NliA i
issh! 70 sad stftet 10 The depth Of iO0 III
u2lect 70 private alley In The feafi And being ,b
as,, sss ne pert referred TO IA fhe deed Of AM
tbs dtiendahiE, and hSvi6s m its IL So NJ
mouse NO, - Twenty .l1ufth street
IhAAA or BALEf-On9.fOutth OF ina putthiE
money gam, and the residue In two eduat il I'll,
menu OF o. edit OFF aud IS months, Win Ib.Na
on ahu 1909 personal security for the d,ieftrl tiJ
MENU wv retained I'LL further Otdef Of Inc touh
T.J. HUGUg, Special ComtnIisolef
y. 0. ERvEY, Auctoneef. ms
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TOR EXCHANGE,

For West Virginia Land OF Improved Farms.
10000 acres In Arkansas.
SOaeres 10 Greenwood county, Kansas
Eighty acres In Better county, Kansas.
Eighty acres in Carol county. Iowa.
"a ~ 1eIl.Psying property on Main street, valued
a 5000 property In south Wheeling.
Sly properly, value $780, for some properly b
Lot cheap homes In tho city and We,t virr.I
1eau inc embellishments on our bulletin boards
Q. A. BCHAEFER a Co,
Jew No. 1888 Market slros.
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CLOSING Our sALE.-Commencing Mon
day, January Sd, TO close out my large
stock Of Dry Goods, Carpets, and Wall
Paper. Call soon and get great bargain
at 2Ol9 and 202l Main street.
John RoRMRR.
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and weary ollie, do not give up; II 10 not
trouble that causes BiOh ieelinsp, but dls.
ordered kidneys or liver which Wafnef'a
Sale Kidney and Liver Cure will invipoF.
ate, restore and thus bring you happiness
once more. MWT&W
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Ehnke.penre Or Bob InEersOII

Never said, though 1t is certainly true,
hat neither Poppy nor Mondragora, nor
my OF the morphine essences OF the
Drowsy God contAminate that delight OF
Miller's Good Enough Navy
Plug Tobacco. MATh
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IF You want your ceilings decorated
Handsomely and artisLiCally, OF 10 plain
style, call on OF telephone "C.3," J. o, W,
4 Co., "A Twelfth street, who will not fall
to give you Satisfactory figures,
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A NATTER Of choice: whether to suffer
unintertuptedly with q cough OF to invest
25 cents for Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup and
cure II.
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,kets now on ssle at Baumsr'o.


Nothing ia 40 conducive to mans re.
naming 4 bachelor as stopping ior. one
night al the house oil married friend and
being kept awake for five or six hours by
ihe ewing OF cross baby. All cross and
cTvlng babies need only Hop Bitters TO
make them we'll and smiling. Young
man, remember this-7tdreller. NwF4w
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BEsr VIOLIN strings, at sheib,s.

II you want an estimate for the paper
ing Of your house or single room, tele.
phone "OS," ], O. Orr & Co., who will
give you the desired information.
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A nsn,l Ssia,'

A living sinners better than a dead
saint, and II neuralgia troubles you, you
needn't glrnt, but take Dr. Thomas
Ecleettlc oil.
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Dizziness nauSes, dependency, iaun.
dice, loss oil appetite, inaammatiohs, gta.
vel, female diseases and oil troubles Of the
urinary organs and bladder are quickly
and surely removed by Warmers saie
Kidney and Liver Cure. uwIiW
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Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Freeman's
New National Dyes. For brightness and
durability Of color, are unequaled. Color
from to 8 pounds. Price 10 cents. D4W
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DOR RENT
FoR RENT.
GARDEN FARM FOR RENT,

That portion OF my farm, in Dslno,
county, ohio, about l. miles below Bella,
and lying along the Ohio river, not subjetts
overflow, on which Is good dwelling hOg,
with seven roomsi also, stable, carriage loiu
wagon sheds, spring house, corn crib, &c, al
a fine bearing orchard. None buta respo,S
BILE person need apply,
fel R. CRANGLP
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CALL telephone "O.3," ]. @. Orr & Co.,
for anything you want In their line. Sta
tlonery Of all kinds, blank.bookS, wall
paper, &C., &c.
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ALurLY MInInter.

Rev. A. i. Mallory, Of Wyoming, N. Y,
writes: Dr.. Thomas ECleCtTiC OIL cured
me OF Bronchitis In one week. Our
dealers all say they never sold medicine
that has given such complete satisfaction,
for coughs, cold, asthma and rheumatism.
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gcLuRE HOUSE.

Sample Room Lunch from 10 a. m. +
1890.
Ivllenns Soup.
Hamburger Sausage.
Cold Ham.
Potato SALAD.
Baked Pork and Beans.
BalOtins Of Lamb. -
Cold Slaw.
Saratoga Chips,
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WO0LEN FACTORY FOR SALE

Wo0LEN FACTORY FOR SALE
~. The bradley Wooden Factory located a
oLcoo eteet lat wheeling, West Va, Ii offered Il
leet thG main building three StSres Mn jOI rs HI
oontaining steam engine, boiler, shaitIns, pupsisl
gea1ng lor Ipnnipgi with dye house, plCiI ON
snoddy picker, two cot IS Inch cards three fa
SS4 Hpindlea, eight power looms iInEs; naTS. V v
= Two story biick dwelling house COntaIEIng ,IqE
,S S The whole will DO disposed Of cheap I'D q
nSerm terms; For further Information apply pt.
street, Wheeling, West Va. IA
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M iintnnn d, ntnnntn.

q merchant Of Bridgeport, Ohio, says that
he has been suffering from Piles, and that
he called on Dr. John E. Smith, Of No.
1917 Market street, Wheeling, W. Va,
who operated upon him once only, and In
one week he was completely cured, MI.
Bianum advises all who suffer with Piles
to consult
DR., ]. E. SIXTH,
No. 1917 Market street, Wheeling, ". Va.
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CASKS are constantly occurring In every
family where, II Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup
we're used Ia time the cough and cold
would give no further trouble.
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FOR SALE.
DOR SALE,

DOR SALE COUNTER AND SHEiT
II ING, IL room Ne. 2 Mcclure House builds
Inquire OF JNU' hlCLuhE. dAlf
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ALOT Of ladies', misses and chIldren''
shoes at cost, at WlLSUh bhUs'
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A Chapline Street Residence at Public
salo-T. J. Hugus.
Wanted-situation as Saleslady.
Dwelling Houses for Rent-Alexander
Special Notice-NIrs. Annie Hoffman.
Notice 10 the PubliC-James Ii. Riddle
Dissolution - Marshall, Kennedy x
Blake. p,, r,..... q
Rhodes & Go.
Save Your EyeB-I. q. Dillon
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SILK HATS Blocked and lrOned at
GEO. !, MAIHISGH'S, 1922 Market ST.
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TRY Chicken HaOkUrel at .,.
GEO. K. MOMECHEh'S.
TIIcr,nomCter Record.

The following shows the range oil tht
thermometer, as observed at schnepfI
drug store, Opera House corner satur
day and Sunday:
SATURDAY.
.Aui7N'Sp, M,7hMI7AM. l2MSP. MI pm
"a C6 80 30 ~ IS %
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s
s. Is % ;6S 20 81 20 20
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
WARRINGTON, D. O, February Al 4. NJ
-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
clear or partly clsudy weather, ,windt
mostly northwest, stationary or higher
temperature, in the east portions rising
barometer ..., -.,
cd bv occasional light snow, northwest
winds, stationary or lower temperature
rising barometer.
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DOR SALE ON EASY TERMS,
The Double Dwelling,

The Double Dwelling,
Nos, 1871 and 1914 McCooch street, occupled nv Nh
Humphrey and George Boeltner; also, LOL So M
adjOlnins. Lot Ne, POS, with PumphreyV nlau,6tg
house ard fixtures, McCOllOch street, eait ard M
tenth street, The TEo-stOry RrIok Tenetusi
House, IltuAte corner TWenty.thild and wIls
streets. Apply 10 HENRY K. LIST, iiOI w
street. IA
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JOSEPH HARRIS HARRIS, NURSERIES,

y MOUNDSVILLE,
1900 Apple Trees. two, three four and Aye ye,l,
5000 Peach, one from bud) year,
5000 Plum6, one and two years
1000 Ounces, two and three years.
500 Cherries, one and two years,
5000 EVeIgTe6nS, mostly Juniper from, ana IN a.
fest The above are thrifty and T., Roo SondIiiSB \,
Manipulating VIII sell "a lO'S n, NM iSwS., ~
reepondenoo solicited. Ad6reaS' EHMIfpI" Nv
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