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The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

Why ain't you out enjoying the sleigh ing T asked Summerbreeze of friend. Well, you see" was the reply, " the sleighing is good, and I've got good sleigh and robes, and feel just like it, only havent got horse yet.'- Tat /n4ee.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

A Asssaehuaeeis wcmnn hAs ma1e . patch-wosk qnilf consaining two milaioG pieces. Massnchnsetn merchants musl be very stin9y vith their goods when tAg rye samples if 1t took that many oftAen ior one qsik fe9slis fws
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

Clothes don't make the man: il Is the man that makes the clothes loHkev .Sff2et0sdn
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31
The chiekasaw Route,

Composed of the Memphis & Charleston, East fennessee, Norfo& & Weseezn ed Shenandoah valley railroads is esnphat- ically the hese ine so Washingenn, halfi- mocs, PAilndelphia and New YoGk. ln time it b kve hcurs quicA9 tAan any other route, ard t is the only liae Fusning Pullman Palace Sleeping Cara from Mem phis to New Yosi. watAous ehanQe. For further inforuafion, addres
 !. M. D6lLOcx Ceaisacsiag. AGsnk.
 lieale Rock All.
 or P. R. ROGERS, Wessezn Pass. Agent
 m s4se DalhAs, Tens.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

]. A. Jungkind, 7I4 Main St. keeps a full line Of drugs, fancy toilet artie les, etc Peruvian Bark Hitbe1s and the ARKANsAw TRAvRiER, the great anti-bilious rene dies. are sold there.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

Begin the new year with good deed. Subscribe for the great religious weekly TIE ARKANSAw TRAvRLER.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

There $ only one thing worse than the cod grave. and that Is the cold gravy. = Ncv Yoyk /o1,nai
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

Hiram Robbins. cor. Fifth and Man Sts., agent for Wheeler and Wilson sewing machines.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

Ttu ARKANsAw TRAvtLER IS for sale IT .Nsenta by ]. W. Knott and b, H. M. Cady X Co. a, the pos, office.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31
THE ARKANsAW TRAVELLER

Is sa.d by the following ne~ sdcalers in Little Rock:
 NosEs WoRNsrg. Capital Hotel. II. c. HoLLESHtR1.C Capital Hotel. A. 1. WARD. Adsms House, z THEME. Union Depot. WILSON ( WEHs, ,Io Main St.. sNiTH S Co. 70; Main St, A. BoRG, iIs Man St.. 4. DAVIES & SONS. 4r1 Main St, A. lCsGkINp, "A Nam St, NJ HfcXEr.-to gth St. and Rector -At-.--
 IN AR6ENTA: H. Vi. CApy a Co, Ai the pos,ofhce. l. W. KNOTT.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

Leave orders al this office for bound volumes of THE ARKASsAw TRAvELER.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

A soft answer may turn away wrath but il is far better to trust to the legs 1T case the other party is real mad.-Nen Keyk .Nevfxyy.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

InssmucA e h coesss q une lsve never did run smootA, woobdnh t be . pieas idsa 6dr csagosas make sn =. psupsiafioa for tke stTeam q lovdc kassas City Grit.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

Mic. kupferle is wholesale agent for Mes, India Bi,,ers, Conrad's Budweiser, and Werner's Extra Dry Champagne
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

Dudley F.. Jones keeps machinery of al kinds and repairs for boilers and en- glnes.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31
Aqvsllsyp piessns and TAnstaray. 7 | 4H.eoat{ Ashsnexa.1 lI

ttS0U4O0~ Akue4M0.I r
 Mir. ". b. HowoIls vho is writing his nsw nCssl in . retired paace h Switser- eriand, has lmown nothing of the anima- ted discuso jkicA M Selna1n f4 the November number q the CssAiny AaE- esine have caInsd fpgsA fom the EnG66h psess. He vriass b . 6end vAo has |called Aie aefpnsinp . n mAjac1 thaa he hss Fl even so6n nc naaenxiae ieseaf n tn8ox for6t1sc4 NAs9 he said akoul Dickens and Thachesay. Bsa Ae is ssrs that he has been mispsinsed or misundes.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

Arden spirits those ;ha; kiss the Hie- dunn al a seancc. .- ( IYti tisGrki >dfEr0ay Nigki
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

TIE ARKAxsAw TRAvELER has e larger actual ejaculation than any daily CT weekly paps in the state.
 The present advertising rates in this paper are as follows:
 Single co.5wn--Sr.so 90 an inch hrsi insertion si.oo an inch each subsequen, insertion. Double column, twice above amounts. No Special positions given. Cuts on wood not taken.
 Adver,isements less than one inch, 70 cents . line each insertion.
 Reading matter notices among pure reading matter. as cents line each insertion. So discounts given on long contracts. Circulation is increasing very rapidly, and while we bind ourselves 10 carry out contracts ai prices for which they are signed. rates are Ike4y 10 be increased al any time. Advertisements payable quarterly or month by strictly in advance.
 Address READ LEHMAN,
 Little Rock, Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

The Southern palace, ADs Main st., has .eeened an immense shipment of fancy and stick candies for the holiday trade.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

Go to the Southern Palace, 4oS Main s.. for oysters.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

Confectionery ia the greatest variety at he Southern Palace. soS Main street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

Oysters in every style at the Southern Palace, Ao8 Main street.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

An international ar-Tne wind IAs isdgt.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

4 missionary says he only saw one poem illustrated in Fiji. and that was s'Nothing io Wear yAe THdge.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

The tables of the Southern Palace. 4oS Main St., are the best supplied in the city. When you want frst-class meal call at Southern Palace.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

10 Wear - Tle Js9gf.
 The tables of the Southern Palace. 4oS Main St, are the best supplied in the city. When you wan, hrst-class meal call at southern Palace.
 He who courts and goes away may live to court another day; but he who weds and courts girls still, may ge, m court asa,ns, his ~ill .-fAiLafel,s6ia Osif.
 Ensstroum & Fraser. the merchant t. lors will make you suit that will suit. They are artists in their line. guarantee a their work. and have the largest stock r the city from which to select.
 And now the young lady makes . shaving case for her young admirer, who, io save his life. couldn't raise moustache enough to destroy plate of butter PXrk.
 Wilson & Webb keep all the la,es, styles of stationery. Their counters arc hiied with all the popular magazines newspapers and periodicals, and they arc Headquarters fer blank books, writing fluids, etc.
 SftenCe may giSe consent, out t3xezy lives anything else.-ARxANsAw TRAv. HER. Doesn't. eh. Just tackle a mutt pugiiiss and prove h.- Comsseveiai A& 7,eyEisey.
 Hot coffee, oysters and sand~icAes q Eilenbogen & Elkan's lunch counter The bar is supplied with the best liquor and cigars. Cool beer always on tap Billiayd and pool tables for the convent eaoe ef paaroeS L \
 i young man @Ao saasea sa lsaSl school in Kansas could nos tell hosison al from perpendicular, but the committel sve1looked ;hai as the nesaheY had beel that way themsevrs.-Bbsfss Pssk
 The popularity of the Grand Cmasz Hotel with the travelling public Is merite' and has .hoen wcn V ahAt csareeous ueal ment of guests which thS cannot faA ! appreciate. H. E. Glideweh, propGieeot Is practical hotel maa who kno~s whs Is required ,o make his house popular.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31

He who courts and goes away may live to court another day; but he who weds ard courts girls still, may ge, in court asains, his ~ill. ill.-i,sflsdeijs6ia Osil.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1882-12-31
IN ARstEN1

II. NJ. CApS & Co, at the pos,ofhee. | W. KNOTT.
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RED MEN pAKDONED,
The League Believed 10 be EntIrel
Broken Up.

Tie League Believed 10 be EntIrel,
Broken Up.
A pardon was yesterday signed by Governor
Jackson for John Watkins and Thomas Var
ner, now undergoing term oiimprisonmen
in the Barbour. county Jail at philippi, fol
conspiracy and assault. These two men were
indicted among number Of alleged mem
bers Of the order or league known MS the Red
Men in that part Of the State which figured
so frequently in the press Of the country 10.
several years, but have not been ATTRACTING
much attention lately y
Watkins was convicted In October, 1881,
and Warner in July OF the present year, and
both sentenced to one years imprisonment
in the county jail and to pay fine Of $50.
The assault Of which they were found guilty
was committed upon Isaac N. Philips, who
had made himself obnoxious to the Red Men
in some way. He was called out OIL his hopsa
at night and whipped by masked men. Wat.
kins and Warner wore lie onlytwo convicted,
and they have served good portion Of their
terms, beside paying the fines assessed.
The petition for the pardon of the men
was accompanied by lette: from Thomas
?: r. Brown. ESD, the Prosecuting Attorney
Of the county, III which be expresses the
opinion that The association Of Eed Men has
dishanded, and no further aepredations are
TO be feared. The petition was signed by a
Large number Of the leading men Of laT
bour county, among whom wpre Thomas r.
Z. Brown, Prosecuting Attorney; ]. f.
'j-:%Serly, Sheriff; P. v. johnson, Clerk OF
.E.e Circuit Court; J.. G. Elliott, Clerk OF
the County Court; J. A. Williamson, presi.
dent OF the County Court: Dayton Is layton,
Attorneys; ex.Deleeate !. L. Hall; George P.
Mayor Of Philippii two deputy aherias
and numerous other prominent citizens,
This Issuing Of the pardon Is probably the
last episode in the story OF the Red Men
who for years were disgrace to the State,
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CITY MATTERS.
Rricr Notes ON Current Events OF Minor
'l'f4G 1utercst. '4a M. r


..HNio.t Interest. x 4. I. 4, q
oSE marriage license was Issued yesterday.
A WAGON loaded With hay upset on the
National road above Fifth street yesterday
morning. Pm +dS3Ut u s.'
TnE arrival OF cattle In this city yesterday
was unusually large. The stock yards were
crowded. va .3 tn. glr' $tg ME-
Cry HEALTH 0rrlcER EDWARD says that the
number OF deaths reported for November Is
mach below tho average. n l5I,50 n
SEVERAL slight accidents are reported TO
horses yesterday morning, OH account Of the
slippery condition OF the roads. p. n
TnE Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold n meeting at the Fourth
street NJ. +. church Tomorrow afternoon Ut
$50. slf6f ISla g .ITTSIa = - : :
LAHny DUNLAP, Of North Wheeling, went
out hunting yesterday and brought In IL.
teen rabbits, They will be served for dinner
today.
TIE snow clogged up the track Of the Cisi.
Gems Line so yesterday that the short line
had 10 be taken OF and double teams put on
the through cars. 11 ..@t .'Fr
No BUSINESS Of public interes. was trans.
acted In the Circuit Courts yesterday, the
day In both parts being devoted to civil cases
OF no particular Importance. 55I. EtE
JOACHIM FEiSLER was yesterday appointed
administrator OF the estate OF Unfamiliar
Feinler, deceased, giving bond in the SUN
OF $500, with A. Reymann rs surety. -'s
A GOOD citizen OF Elm Grove was found
on the street by officer Junkins yesterday IN
a state OF int0xication, and taken to the
shelter OF the Central Station House. ,f
TnE Ctator ladder has at last been pur.
chased and now the question IL, what will
the city do with itY For the present, Chief
Eccles will build shed for 1t al the Atlantic
house. VIZ t-
TIE small boy had glorious time yester.
day, snowballing and coAsting. The Twenty.
second street hill was a favorite place, and
Twelfth and Eleventh streets had fine
tracks.
THIS evening large crowd from this Lity
will 20 up 10 the residence OF Mr.. J. ONeal,
live miles above town, accompanied by I. 4.
Cockuyne's orchestra. They will return
home in the morning.
TIE reception held on the South Side last
evening by number Of young ladies,. was Il
most Pheasant and enjoyable affair In every
way. About twenty coupler participated.
I. r. Cockayne furnished the music, and
dancing continued until late hour tlfis
morning.
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: - - - : :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
EleEan, Nnptiais ut the Cathedral
n. fcstcrtlny. 5t NJ, .l.;f

| D b. .
| X iH.. Yesterday. ss, ~
One Of The most delightful society event
that Inns occurrcd In th;s Ill, ~, go. 80
tho 1880. n..,..1.. ~. 'e"io WI
the n"sf."ge yesterday morning OF Mr.
Andrew Mcdarrell and Miss Winifred Tucker
both OF this city, The event took n,scs !.
81 Ios.,h,. c.,h oa,,i =. r n "e''r : :.
nj, $3.50, , ~. pteclsely A. ~
1he rev. rather McElligot performed III
ceremony, assisted by Rev. Father Deehan
The couple were martial .,,,h ~. 49,.
m,ss wi ion l., a.. ~ ~ 80. 49,. .to nap''A
-, :" Wv "a uu mos. peau'iinl
Inaff'age ceremonies. The ushers were Nj
George Mathlson and Mr.. Daniel Kilpatrick
| When the bridal marty en,sred ,bav ,y.r
Tho ccntre NJ o,xar,,,,., ~. 80 Wv
-, y. HD''' 'a'''l' 4ne ofiue wa
ufesseu III M elegant uark marine blue Sill
velvet and brocaded plush, made In Mari
Ahtoihctte style. Her hat was the same ma
terial us her dress, viii, shrimp pink ostricl
plumcs, and her gloves were shrimp pinl
berhhardts. She wore diamond cur drop
and ornaments. Ta. EE.5 al'
The attendants we're Mr.. John Nolan, OIL
Cleveland, and Miss Mary O'Kane, OF thi
titni electric blue satin rhadiln, and MIR, no
Ian In the usual black suit, with white Il,
ana gloves. 81 n tEgaap e MI
AS I'VE party marched slowly up the aisl,
Mehdclssohn's. Wedding March was playet
on thu organ IN very impressive style b,
MIS-. NJ. y. Whitaker. After the last word
OF ihe solemn ceremony had been pronoun
ced large portion Of the audience repa,re,
70 we nome OF the bride, where an elegan
Wedding breakfast had been prepared. FL
inc presents received were nnusual " M
mefous ana costly. A partial list Of them i!
appended.
Present from groom, pair OF fine solitaire
diamond earrings; Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Garreli, parents Of the groom, fine bedroom
set aiia cfimton brocaded plush parlor set
MISS Mi' MMary tucker, singer sewing machine
Miss Maggie tucker, silver knives md fork.
ana decorated china ten set; I. A. Doran ant
Mrs; IGibert' Leavenworth, kas,, handsom.
solid SILVER wuter service; John Nolan, jr.
me sofa lounge; james Crangle, tnarble'zet
CLOCK; MISS Mary Ukane, silver cAstor
Messfs. Hurschrlch anu Malbison, gold bant
emma Yea sci; Sheriff u. i. Torpey ind wife
o. Marietta, silver card case of exquisite de
slen; Mrs: l.. McGinty, OF Marietta, silvel
butter DISH; /. McGinty, OF Cincinnati, sole
silver tea set Mrs. Kate Smith
q Steubenville,, solid silver ten set
Mrs. John II; Hobbs, case ofengraved gohlets
ar. Patrick Kennedy, fine linen towels; MIR
70. LhrEln, crimson Turkish rug; MIR. J
Toward, silver mantei ornaments; Mr.
lhomas Mu'ligan, porcelain and silver watel
pitcher; Miss ANNIE Nolan, most exquisite
table cover Of SIX and velvet; Mr.. viii Mil
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MARTINS THANKSGIVING,
The Ninth Celebration ut the CaDital


To-day Martin Thornton, at his well.knowt
Capital Restaurant, will set a good hom.
Thanksgiving dinner for his patrons, with .
Pill Of fare which would do credit to the bes,
housewife In the city. Turkeys, chickens
oysters, fish, every special delicacy Of til.
season, will contribute 10 feast which the
citizen and the stranger can alike enjoy.
This Is the ninth Thanksgiving on which
AR. Thornton has entertained his friends A,
dinner, and In the period since his first one
numerous restaurants have come and gone,
out the Capital still waves. The proprietor
desires us 10 return his thanks to the hun.
drcds OF kind friends who have honored
him with their patronage in the past nine
years, not only among the citizens Of Wheel.
Ing but the neishb0ring section, and he
hopes by Il continuance OF his past efforts Ia
please tue public he will merit conlin-
iance Of the favor he now enjoys. Drop In
today and take dinner with him II you are
50 situated lhatyou cannot be with "the old
folks at home" fmr Fn1E
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Qire a,&ttellillgI&t,ter:.
ounce: Nos. rs mud - Fourteenth Street
New Advertisements
The Argand Parlor Stoves.

The Argand Parlor Stoves.
Like the Flowers in Spring.
For Sale-Desirable Residence on Chapline
Street-Alexauder Zone.
stockholders' Misunderstanding Iron aud
Nail Company. ug
Christmas Boxes-Henry Morris. rs
~, 900 For $2-Commonwealth Distribu.
lion Company. o.ulE" #
Open To-Day-plummer's Gallery. Ia.
Bonnet Black Silks. s. Rhodes & Co.
Gratitude-Third Page. l.1a o..
spareribs, Tenderloias, &c.-D. G. List, Jr.
For Sale = Comfortable Little Home
Alexander Bone. m0.
For Indoor Amusements.
Regular Pittsburgh and kanawha Packet
W. n. Chancellor. alNE
Lincoln Club Entertainment.
Opera House-Black Flag-Fourth Page.
New York Weekly Herald-Fourth Page.
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Tmtt,n pills kurnr Coated.

TUFTS Fills are now covered with Vanilla
Sugar Coating, making them as pleasant 10
swallow rs II little sugar plum, and rendering
them agreeable 10 the most delicate stomach.
This Is great addition (were 1t possible TO
add anything to these very popular and
wonderfully eilicacious pills. as it destroys
the better taste and protects them from
changes OF climate thus preserving their viz.
tue In all parts Of the world.
The consumer OF TUFTS Pills will doubtless
appreciate this improvement, which has been
made at great expense to the proprietor while
the price remains the same as before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-30

lion. j. A. Butcher, State Superintendent
Of Free Bclools. yesterday received letter
from Professor \. W. Parker, Of the Boston
schools, announcing that he would be here
one day, December y, OF the Teachers lusti.
tute and Educational Convention. Professor
Parker is the man who made the Quincy
+. schools famous, and is regarded Us one Of the
leading educational workers OF the country,
He expressed desire to take part in M edu.
eational meeting in this State to Superinten-
dent Butcher some months ago, and when In.
Vted TO be here on the occasion referred to
promptly cent a favorable response. Flo will
be the leading instructor on the twentieth,
and will probably deliver public lecture in
the evening. asi5
Prof. Patterson, principal OF one Of tho Gin.
cinnati schools, will also be one Of the instrut.
tors at the Institute. He sshighly RECON-
lnended for the work by Superintendent
Peaslee and others. The promises for a
brilliant success 10. the Convention and In,
stitute are very hattering.
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new YORK WEEKLY HERALD,
ONE DOLLAR i YEAR.

L.
The circulation Of this popular newspaper is con.
sAl!ly increasing: 1t contains ail the leading
departments. Tho -,
FOREIGN NEWS re-
embaeelSpecal dispatches from MI quarters OF the
globe. Under the head Of s''si - :. -
p AMERICAN NEWS
are given the TclecnlphIc Dispatches OF the wret
from AL parts OF the Union. This feature alone
W ,l,, THE WEEKLY HERALD f.,
the most valuable chronicle In the wo,ld, as II IL
me cheapest. Every week Is given faithful r..
n POLITICAL NEWS Is
EN- bracing complete and comprehensive tlcSpntrhps
from washington, including full reports Of thc
speeches OF eminent politicians OH the questions Of
THE FARM DEPARTMENT
Of the WEEKLY HERALD gives the latest as we'll n,
me most practical HuggcAtioils md discoveries RI.
httng 10 the duties OF The farmer hints for misinp
Catte. poultry Gralns, Trees Vegetables he, &c,
W. for Keeping buildings and
Vel vel edited department. widely Copied Under Inc
vs. THE HOME.
giving recipes for practical dishes hints for maxim
NJ NIL me lowest price Every Item cooking or econ
t Ss IN lhs department Is practically
our Paris and London correspondents on The yery
M ,sieSt fashions. Tho Home Department Of ihs
mEkkLf ufR4ln VIII save the housewife more
~ aa one atttsdrcd times the price OF tho paper
ii ~ a.,Jfl, SKILLED LABOR af1l, 5iti!at
are looked inter. and everything relating 10 me.
G ", and labor saving Is carefully Recorded
iherc ~ page devoted 10 all The lntcSt nhsScs n
INC business markets. Crops Merchandise. 10 .tS
Ia
cd prices and conditions Of III, r. tepoi'
THE PRODUCE MARKET.
i spartng News ut home and abroad. toyather with
,story every week, Il Sermon by some eminent di.
vine. Literary, Musical, Dramatic Personal and
Sea Notes. There is no paper III tho world which
CONTAINS 70 much news matter every week M The
MEEELx which Is sent, postage free, for
une Do''ar' fon ean subscribe nj any time. :,
lhe New York Herald in a Weekly Form,
ONE DOLLAR a YEAR. NJ
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sgw CUMBERLAND.

Thanksgiving will be generally observed In
the old time way here BY our people.
The g. A. II. Post OF East Liverpool CAME
down on the four o'clock trim yesterday
embarked ut Mccoy's Station, and took the
ferryboat and landed at the wharf. The In.
Ginning oil the weather had some effect In
making the crowd smaller than Il, otherwise
would be. IgrrE m ,.H0 'aIl.EI -
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'rlIanks"tyinSR nj the Delmonfc0..

10: Balzer, proprietor Of THO famous Del.
menico RESTAURANT, on Market street, next
door to The Rostehice, will set hig Thanks.
giving dinner for his patrons to-day. He has
number Of big turkeys, lots of chickens,
and the only partridges in the city, TO say
nothing OF plenty OF ordinary proyender.
JOS dinners are famous, and no doubt this
one will add to his fame rs restaurateur.
HIS patronage on ordinary oeoasonsis liberal,
and today will be simply enormous. Give
him call. l7ti Z, In 'T1'esl~ ~
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A MICHIGAN boy ate q bar OF soap, drank a
lot OF soda water and went 10 bed 10 cure bis
cold. The doctor had hard time TO null
him through, but the boy now says tho he 1t
lime no catches cold he will use DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. F.T7 '',.l 07G.,D'' r. -
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
I ST. JAMEa HOTEL.

y \ Greer Pittsburgh IA D Lane, Baltimore
A Dunn, Newark ] johnson. hosiom -
s'anly. iioston 81. " C Pool Columbus
Amos Anderson, Pitts A Steel, CcyclanII
J a Kelly. Pittsburgh " Alussroyc. Stcuben'lc
Shannon, MGta1noras N Mitchell. MatamoraS
! Rue1inEer, baltimore I'd Sims, str Dulnal
GAs,iuEer cameron Mrs Bndd0ex, Walii'on
Z A nGckton, New York i lIame;in. iochniI 49,,
i Cunningham, Chdis Crervicc, CadIz =
bliss f Sims, Darlington Miss IIatTfmchl. O ,2
Miss ltGtlrmchl, o SIS Price. paden,s Vnl,cv
FW Wicgaud.R il s D Maloney, rittstutSh I
J petwilcr, Mansfield NV liUpey. niltlmnrc
Y ihiSt!c, slstetSpile . Amos Cochmnsyille
in Gtlchrist, city f5-t j II Yant, FnlryIewI -,
Morgan, Indiana II II Lyon. pittshu,rh J
n Chamberlain, CHM J X McCain. O 80 *
Hon K W Lyon. Pittsburg Capt G Fell, PI,t.burrh
J DICKSON, PtSepr;;h Gen 4 l. Pearson, Pitts
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Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Freeman.
New National Dyes. For brightness and dur.
ability of color arc unequaied. Color from,
two 10 five pounds. Directions In Englisl,
and German. Price Il cents. NV
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TllE usual merchants llMcl, ut the New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
1'nernuslietcr Record.

Thermometer Record. d.
The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer. Us observed at Schneprs drugstor
Opera Honse corner yesterday:
IA. A.SP.A.7PM TAM. 2M.8r.h.7r.a
40 30 co Is - 81 % i2
"... 'l INDICATIONS. T ..Tg 81
WASHINGTON, D. G., November 80, AM
Sor the Tennessee and Ohio valley fair
surc.t
For the Lower Lake Region clear weather
northerly, backing 10 warmer southwesterly
Winds, stationary or lower pressure.