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PROGRESSING FISEy.y,
Active Preparations for 1ltc National
bnzanr nj Wnshin1ian-The Fnll,pro.
III

Active Prernrations for 1lsc National
In zanr nj Wnshiuaian-.The Fail PRO.
srah,n'e puhlisl,c,l, rpr#7. n,
The National Bazaar is proving to be wei!
| named, as the interest in 1t Is becoming zen.
eral all over the country. The different
States. through their commissioners. are
working earnestly in the matter Of represe,,.
sassve exhibits, aud there is no question OF
the event being notable one. The prepa.
rauons within the capitol building are pro.
crossing timely, and are upon a most exten.
slVe scale The main ro.unda will present a
very brilliant scene. and the character oil the
woFGs OF art already sent In indicates that
me display In this line will be OF the highest
Order. Tho old and intimate associates of
the famehted Garfield Major Swain, Col,
Corhin. and others. are closely. identified
with the Bazaur, and they and the whole
! Association of the Army OF the Cum berlapl.
under the auspices Of which the event Is
held, are striving to the utmost TO make 1t
an unqualified success The detail OF the
different days is being rapidly arranged in
systematic order, and the days md nights
WAL be one round OF interesting celebrations.
The B. y 0. has just Issued an exceedingly
neat anu attractive programme oil the ten
Jays doings, and itmnst prove Of no ortlina.
~ y, value to those contemplating a visit 10
Washington. The RACES Will be 50 favorable
mat no doubt many. will take advantage Of
them and 80. Washington Is always most
Interesting city to visit. and with the Bazaar
IN progress will DO doubly attractive, 80 :
Inc u. y o.. will take the best caro- OF all
and as 1t Is the only direct line 10 Washing.
ton, few, dany. will think OF going any other
way. Agents all along the line wifi bs found
to be thoroughly posted us to ali The details
most desired by the public. 3tshould be- re.
mem6ered that the reduction Of rates erubra.
and branches. - = y = =! ~ '''lV''s
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SPORTING MATTERS,
Events and Comments Of Lopal Oppur;
" t.7AsI raurE RI r,,fnrp.v a-ht.'

Events and Comments Of Lop9I Opr,r,
renee Or lntsrcet. a.
George Blattner Is out with chatlen &c
to Arthur McSichol to run u foot race OF
loo yards for uny sum from $50 to $50. n
William Strong, Of Dellajre, Ia anxious TO
get q foot race With Lon Leach, OF tile same
place. This sort OF sport Is attracting I'm.
usual attention just now. Il; as gE0tIi z
:, Two amateur runners Of bridgeport, named
Jones and Strong, arranged n foot race Sat.
State Fair Grounds race course l|sTee weeks
from date. a forfeit of sea a side WIS mt
up in the bands Of Charlie Miller, 81 !.
A Cleveland correspondent OF the Cincin.
natl Enquirer speaks thus ilatteringly OF our
own Jack Glasscock, nov at his home In this
city: "Glasscock has never lost the conf.
dence Of the Cleveland base bail public, and
| hardly think he ever will. Honest John
ninn Of EXCELLENT Judgment, he might have W.
boen captain had he chosen, but ID 1IHo dIdi.
dent 10 attempt 1t, mud too !nucl, Of d gold
fellow 70 exercise authority il lie had it." Z
The sSiT race which was to have come OIL
q. on Saturday between Harry Jones, Of the
GrascaHt ni}l, and Thomas McAndrcws, OF
Island TO the North Wheeling Glass Works.
for Il pursc OF 500, caiie to an unt;ncly
end, the two skins colliding about twenty.
five yards from the stakc.boat, McAndrews
broke an oar, and not being able to replace
iEtoh is satislection, the referee declared lie
foce sposiponed until 'nstt 6at,f1as, tIhiS
occasioned some dissatisfaction 'athuug 'thS
men who had bet money on the contestants
i seemed to give both the principals and
their friends perfect satisfaction, however. 3
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SLOAS-GOOD.


~ OE"tE NuccliUW hctitM NFitfN III n(s
Louis~.A brilliant 4 irnIr.
Lust Tuesday evening Miss Mary l.. Good,
OF Kirkwood, one Of ST. Louis suburbs, was
married 10 Lieut.. David ". Sloan, Of Cum.
berland, Md, State Attorney for Allegheny
county. Miss Good for number OF years
resided In this city where she Aas a host oil
friends and admirers, who will wish her all
manner OF happiness. she Is young lady
OF beauty aud worth and In every way worthy
Of the man 10 whom she has entrusted her
llfc. The 81. Louis Globe Democrat OF the 10Th
has very lengthy account, from which ex.
tracts are made: a1i7 ~ gngW1
Last eyetting, at O'Clock, Miss Mary La.
mar Good, second daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Good, formerly OF Virginia, now
residents Of Kirkwood. was united In holy
wcdloCk to Mr.. David W. Sloan. Thu wed.
ding took plnGe In klrkwnDJ, Mt Grace
Church. The little Gothic edilce had been
decorated With loving hands BY tho many
lady friends Of the bride. The grand chorus
OF tohengrin heratded tho approach OF the
wedding party,which entered, preceded by the
six ushers, coming two by two. These sep
arated as they reached the chnncel and stood
on either side, while the four little brides.
maids approached two by two, each
little maiden bearing corbeille
OF idyciy cut flowers. Next came
the beautiful bride, with features clear cut
rs on Greek intagtie, leaning on tue arm OF
her nililnced husband, young man OF dis.
ingac, appearan The couple Ms they ap.
preached The cbnncel passed through Two
wide-opened portals Of everSrccns wreathed
IN roses, and stood beneath q restlant arch
from which was suspended d marriage bell OF
variesatcd roses. 8lap rs iS1
Tho bride wore robe OF lustrous white
satin, with long. rounded court truin, falling
In nnbrokGn folds from tho waist, and Dor.
dercd at the lower edge and sides with n
rnehihe OF rayelea sa,!H. The front OF tho
petticoat was quilted In diamonds, each din.
ttond defined by pearls Of considerable sizc.
The basque. cut en- position at tho buck
was ornamen,ed ut the sides by full hip pan.
nicrs, edged with white Spanish lace, studded
III pearls. The square cut corsage was filled
In with soft white tnllc, across which II was
laced 10 the waist with white silk cords. The
high valois collar, stiff with beaded lace,
formed a graceful setting for the classic head,
with lis veil OF tuile, fastened by spray OF
lilies OF the valley. Upon her bosom slla
wore large bunch of Cornelia Cook roses.
IN her ears sliiierc1 diamond soitaircs the
gilt OF the groom. 1.NE
A reception and supper followed the cerc.
mony ut the residence Of the brides parents,
which was andsomeiy decorated. Friday
morning Mr.. and Mr.. Sloan left St.. Louis
for q hi ee-wecks bridal tour before settling
In Cumberland. They will spend several
days at Chicago, Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
The numerous and costly gifts presented 10
the bride sufficiently attestcd her popularity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sloan intend spending
Thanksgiving In Wheeling at the residence
OF Mis-. Judge Good, OIL Twelfth street:
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Supreme Court ol Anpcnls.

The Judges were all present at SATURDAYS
session OF this court, and the following dc.
cisions were announced; u
John +. Holiday vs.. George s. Miller ct
A., from Jackson county; appeal and supcr.
seiens allowed; bond $3.50. III
John Dases vs.. NJ. A. 3. Lee ct al., from,
kaRswha county; opinion by Snyder; de.
cree reversed and cause remanded. 81. ID 9
O. Werdcuhaue(i, administrator ct al., vs..
John Reid ct al from kitchie county; bill
dismissed. 1.tz .s> ~ NJ, sts'''1
Daniel Peck vs. y. Markings administrator
from Ohio county; opinion by Green; judg.
ment reversed nnd callse rcuandei. i
State OF West Virginia vs.. William Sey,
mour Douglass, ltaai Grant county; opinion
hy Green; judgment reversed and new trial
awarded. 'ly .5ts 5,s. ID. I3l
a Holiday & Co. VS.. l,urruss a Co.. from,
Monroe county; writ OF error and supcrsr
leas allowed; bond 5000. q 9s6. 4,,l5j';i13,
John Trimblc, administrator, IS. BENJAMIN
Iyerold from rocahonias county: oniuion
s by Johnson; decree OF Circuit Court affirmed,
q State OF West Virginia VS.. Frank Jones,
frolu Harrison county; opinion BY johnson,
Judgment OF Circuit Court reversed and a
new trial awarded. /! 5; vii
Mary. G, Campbell ct al vs.. Lewis and Silas
Rnilner, from kAnawha county; petition Of
/. Catherine Gardner forappeal aud sunersedcas
refused. ~ AZ " fs;iIf tI + ,zig5
johnson vs. Young, Ca,sou & Bryant, from
Wood county; opiaion by Raymond; de-
cree Of Circuit Court reversed and cause re.
suanded. Il sos e. 4, ~
4 Adjourned TO next Saturday al 10 o'clock
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PERSONAL. MENTION.
News md Gossip fn Reference 10 vario II.
Il q - pcOnle. ~ -as- =

News and Gossip IN Reference 10 yariou.
People. =
Auditor Miller returned from Baltimore
Saturday. NJ.
Miss Carrie Hubbard is the guest OF Mrs
DR.. Brock, OF Morgantown.
Mr.. VIII McMeclsea, of New York /.
among his Wheeling friends. NJ!
Mr.. John G. Tomlinson, of the T., ". &
Ky. Railroad. is home from New York,
Col. Robert White aud Judge Cranmer arc
both confined to their rooms by indisposition
Mr.. Saul Ridgely, for many years with thf
Is \ y. Company, has been promoted from
basgasc.master to conductor. a1f'g
Major George Scranagc, OF the St. James
hotel, was summoned " Goshen. Ind, Sat.
urday night, TO the bedside OF his father
who is dargeronsly.ill, J% FIsl8 III
Miss Bette Richardson, who for the past
year has been visiting friends in Red Wing
Minnesota, Will spend the winter with Miss
Julia List, Of Kansas City. VIZ ~ -
Mr.. L. a. Elliott formerly Of Steubenyillp
now one Of the editors OF the Leaycuwortt
kansas) Times, is in the city. Mr.. Elliott Is
q. brother.in.law Of Postmaster Sterling
Harry Caldwell has resigned his position rs
nookkceper at Vance, Hughes & Co.'S, anu II
has been accepted BY J. Q. Riheldatlsr. who
resigned his position Mt the Mingo works.
Mr.. Alex. Campbell, Jr., of Bethany. and
sister. Miss Mamie, will leave for Louisiana
In n few days, where they will spend The
winter. Mr. and Mrs. James Paxton, Of Ibis
city,'will also spend the wintcria tho South.
Mr.. C. s. Howell, lately Of the Register, ha:
accepted position OH the rcportorial stai]
OF the Pittsburgh Dispatch. He was down on
Saturday wishing bis family. S Ills late asso.
ciascs, and friends here arc glad to learn OF
his advancement. I5 N. ~. -
G. Hess, Esq, on Friday evening was sur.
priscd by number Of Ills friends at hi;
handsone residence on North Main strrct
i was s57th birthday. Ills accompli SHED
daughters, previously apprised Of tho co,ni,p
oil his friends. lad n nice supper ready. ISSl :
Prof. fcaton, for some tis,a connected with
the Parkcrshurg schools, aud recently there
on a visit OF q week or SO, will shortly enies
tho Inv office OF ". r. Hubbard, Esq. in
this city. Tho parkcrsbnrg Sentinel says Of
him that he Is young man Of ability, With
many warm friends IN that city, =..o Xiii Is
glad 10 hear Of his success in his new VEGA
fiaa r. ~ gYTr5 P5sg 81 - ~ 7fE' y II =
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|
Twill pInoe on The counters for sale sever
al iines Of ladies' fine shoes ut the following
extremely low prices, For Cash, for this week
% Ladies !. kid, glove top, button, $500 worth
:, Ladies L. .' glove top, cur kid, fox button,
worth 50 So l's,'-'- = - s-'''f
90 Ladies' ~ Simon hank goat, mat Top, button,
ladies' tho CuHcoa kid, button, $3.50
worth $3.50. !, ,'''N"' '- 10y
!, Ladies "a Frsnch hid, button, $500, worth
worth S.. 90. - '''NV'
Remember the above goods are offered be.
iow Weir value; Call carly, while We have
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rrOl,nblS Stolen.

Lust evening Passenger Agent lIuscnau.
oil the Pittsburgh, Cleveland 4 St. Louis
road procured horse and buggy from Livery,
nlnn Webster. He stoppei ioF q moment d.
Maln street TO set Ills overcoat from his
lodgings. When he came out his horse and
bursy were gone. lie reported his loss at
police headquarters. At first 1t was st,p-
posed to have been taken by some friend as
a joke, bnt at midnight II had not been re.
turned and 1t was Icare1 that " had hecn
slofbn. II did not Leave the city by way oi
the Suspension bridge, NORTH Wheeling Of
the Bellairo ferry. Officer Norris of the
Eastern precinct, when notified said that
about twenty minutes before d horse and
buggy answering the description had been
dsiycn SaEilly oht fleyentseItl street. All al
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M..rT,S'a YEsGp.

|
Frank Crowl was not SO we'll yesterday ai.
,efaoon and evening. SfS5 III / -
The city was on her good behavior .yester.
day, but Saturday It was somewhat different,
Che health OF his community is GOOD, not
single death having occurred in the last two
weeks. "a & no Z, .,5ls - =
Mrs McMnsiers. vile Of Dr.. McAlastcrs nd
Mrs. Rebecca Armstrong, both OF New Athens
Ohio, are visiting Mrs NJ. Sheets. y
The different ohurchc2 were we'll attended
yesterday. Rav. Ny Wear was in Washington
county, Pa assisting ntcommnnion services.
Rev. Rev. Simpson will lecture in the u. p
church next Wednesday evening for the ben.
eft Of the Mission Sunday School. Subject,
"Mind your own business y q. 4 NJ I =
Miss May Robinson entertained the
"Noung Americas last Friday evening,
Miss May is good ut entertaining, and the
young folks haa a'nice time. T.
A great many OF the farmers about
Town say that when they YEA: IA dix !hslr
potatoes they foppd 10 Their surprise that
aoIa ono hatl been there before them and
had stolen about four-lfth OF the potatoes,
leaving the tops, standing and looking well,
A great deal OF corn Is also husked and car.
ricd of without permission from the owner,
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CoMMEsclSe Sunday night November 10Th,
the 3. 4 @. Il: Z will run a through sieep.
Ing car from Wheeling 10 Newark, Column.
bus. Springfield, Cincinnati aod Indiana.
polls TIE sleeper will leave Wheeling
every night ut ll:l5 /. N. city time, but
parties can retire at any time alter 0 o'clock
+. II. as the sleeper will be in the i. & o.
uepot a'ssf that hour. Berths can be Sc.
cE;ad by applying to Thos. II. D. Haasc,
ticket agent, Z. & Q. Z. K. --L-i- -" =
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Ware persuaded thct t!leancient lIermes,
With all tue subtle artsaud natural f,so, rees
Of tbs 4lchemists, was a very. poor doctor
compared with Ms. Lydia L. 9pinkham, Of
Lyur, Mass. lfertres may have been after
all only q clever practiioperpi .hs Black
art; but We kpo% there isno hs,mbug in tyie
pharmaceutical chemistry Of Mrs. lhkhani 3
Vegetable Compound: '%j@ NwrSw
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y, 4 SRnSPECrlvE ESTERpRlSE,
Talk Of Establishing u Boat Ynrd In
- NH.

About fifteen years ago Wheeling cujoyed
quitea reputation atong the river hs II good
boat building port. before tl,nt time first.
class yard had been established at the foot
OF sixth street, irnces OF which nre still found
about the extensive works Of lie North
Wheeling keg Company. Alessrs. Haines,
wilson, punicvy anu others were actively
Engaged in the enterprise. and many u good
boat was turned OUT, although nene thst ever
altalheu eny special fame, 20 far as cun be
learned. The gentlemen named having Sc.
cured what they thought was II favorable uu.
deEstandng With the U,,E @. COMPANY, plr,
chased 4 larse ttNct Of ti,Yucs land
near iteItcu snl. erected n saw
WllL The Timber was prepared there and
shipped In over the Il. so. All went we'll
for while, and then tho roud commenced
clevating itsrates, until, US es.Mayor Swee.
ney expresses 1t, ''theeatefprise was murder.
ed Finding TINT they could no logger
make any money, and with no prospect OF
the rates falling, the boat building was atap:
d0ned, and iasgp .po7lioa OF the timber
lanl sold. Abouta boat yard there Is always
large amount OF refuse. Instead OF burn
Ing this, the gentlemen had established q
small nail kes factory and thus worked the
refuse tip. Wheu the boat yarri was Aban.
doncd, the demand for kegs had increased
wonderfully. The foat yard asiI;mediate,,
" utilized ~ 9 leg factory, end the engine
l!sed ut 4ieltan brought here, where it sill
does duty. 80
OF late there Inns been considerable talk
about establishing boat yard at this point
That such project would pay there seems to
be no doubt. Tie. talk has been brought
about by two }actsI one, the building Of sey-
nrNl In roe NnhERtQ fDr harry z
lily ne Wits. Itays ana Kaiiea I Adaa INV hv
Pittsburgh firms a, the Freedom and Sswisk.
" yardsi the lther, tbs facilities now nos.
sessed by Sweeney Il Son for fitting out
steamers. Since the first of JANUARY thew
have completed six and have three under
contract now. The firm has taken the cntira
contract for one OF these boats, l4rsc side
wheeler "a he Nsed IN 2 Poneroy trade. Tie
cabin wbfk IS stiG.iet 70 Asiies /: Wilson, hit
tlis hBll 'has 70 be CONSTRUCTED away tram
Whee1inG. there were e hoat yard
,heye TIC work could be done at better
terms and Pittsburgh would lose much Of lis
trade. The boat machinery made by Sweeney
& Son has made 4 record for itself, especially
In the case Of the Lind Grove, their Inst ho.i
which has proved II regular ;iyer't and il
very ,;stt pp iuel. IT'D Pittsburgh boat
builders Have their lumber towed IN from
below here mostly. All the Mississippi riyer
men who have examined the boat Aavyn been
s W. EaSSssfl i. Isai HSg his, been taking
boat yArd for some time and 1t Is not al ali
improbable that one will be established here
i'll the near future. II one should be il will
succeed, for lower river lnen are becoming
more and more in favor encl year OF Ohio
river boats, and especially those bNlt near
The The hss sa EstsYq; - - '",''
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NECESSITY Is the mother Of inventions
Diseases Of the liver kidneys dnd bowels,
drought forth that sovereign remes%, Kid;
ney:Wort, which 10 natures notmal cuta.
tive for all those dire complaints In el;iie,
liquid or dry form It Is perfect remedy 10,
those terrible diseases that cause so il,any
deaths. Yf5 & x 4; 3.5 'Ii.if.l Mwr.w
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tnbtished md maintained between the mas.
tor md the people, and the results will DO
most satisfactory and gratifying. The sue.
cess OF tho work will bD IalIy assured, md
the prosperity Of the cause In the community
VIII iulhll the say Ing OF the master: II have
much people In This city, The benediotiou
OF God will rest upon the relation cohsum.
mated In rentwed conservation and thus
W Every patglng year @Tl HI'T
..' Mote happy still appear Xxx. IA
go, Than ttis glad Day" Hs
The installation hymn the formal install.
alton aud the closing hymn and benedictlon
closed the ceremonies Many OF those pres.
ent remained 10 extend the hand OF fellowship
10 theta new pastor. thus early showing Tint
the eloquent words OF Mr.. Crilcy bud not
been seed sowa In stony places. ~,
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sTkrnESNILLE.
"ArCcni Nur Grniiiu.lc. :,

Or. r. '. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. y: Dear Sir
Your Golden Medical Discovery" has cured
my boy OF fever sore OF two years stand.
ing. Please accept our gratitude. Yours
truly, HESnY WHITING,
Mril&w. Boston, Mass,
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Reducit0ii.in s.innoD.

Present stock Of pianos, steinway, Knabe
chieketlng, Hal!st y Davis Emersop, Hard.
man, 6uiid, &C, at the very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains. fifEa,. N
5}@, II Lucas Music sroRK,
3}5lf * NY ll4a Main street.
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ahe Qt1telIiq&tlffr:.
O'tire: Nos. 70 md ~ Fourteenth street,


Embellish Your Houses.
spareribs, Tenderloias, .sc.-D. c, List, J,.
Oyster Supper-K. Of l.. - = :
Eastern Dry Goods Sore-Marshalt & Co. 4.
Regular Tuesday l'Acket-New Andes.
Our Reporter's Vacation Notes-Hunts
Remedy-rhird raee. 49,
The Argand Parlor Stoves.
A. Siedenbacb & BrO.-1lead OF Local,
bargains Extraordinary-Heado OF Local
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To STEAL an umbrella Is ut Inst crime.
But II man steals bottle OF DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup to cure bis cough, can It be
called a crime ~. L.l-5.- - ..aEa
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q woman Of large physical bIifd and hale
and hearty until the hour ot her sickness,
when she was attending 10 her household
duties, mil was stricken down In moment,
without the slightest warning. The many
friends Of the family extend their sympathy
In this their hour Of bereavement. "a :. b -
Considerable buster was made on the part
| OF certain. church officials In regard TO the
boys playing sad havoc with the windows
Of the Christian Church. The names Of Tie
boys who did the hraking were learned and
good evidence to sabstantiate the charges,
yet with all there has been nothing said or
done that wilt compensate for the damage
done. WV g@ 49, .
's 1T. cLAtRivILLE.
Judge Kelly returned from WoojsGeld SAT.
urday. .T ~ ND
Teachers examination was held at Bel.
mont, Saturday. i.. =
Ten marriage licenses were ISSUED by the
Probate Court last week. ~ IN
The derot Of the Northern railroad will
probably DO completed this week.
W.R Johnson. the wool buyer, is remod.
elling.n house on North Marietta STREET TO DO
used for storing wool. NJ q
"fhe 81. cfafr,vitie Dramatic and Literary
society. Is a new organization which was
formed here last week. sNl C,'
The Asll.oa Comedy Company we're billed
for Thursday night, but owing 10 their slim,
audience they did hot give their exhibition.
Tho following cases were dlsp0sed q IL
Common pleas Court since Wednesday;
Thomas Cochran Vs. John II. Ilea,en. Con.
tinucd ut costs OF defendant. Abraham
isms.y, ST.. vs.. Home insurance Company.
$4,4o7.6o adjudged against defendant. Sarah
Fisher es. al. rs. Henry lddlnes ct. al. Leave
given defendants to lie motion and demur.
rer.. Thomas ". Moore, Administrator, w.
Mary a. Moore ct. al. Case ordered 10 be-
reinstated on trial docket. James II. Collins
vs. Josiah Davis. Jury awarded a. 424. 60 TO
plaintiff. Philip Hunt vs.. James Il. Hunt
Ct al. Leave given N. II. James 10 file In
.tanter reply. Seylla Boyer VS. Joseph j.
Woods, Executor. Leave given plaintiff to
file instanier a reply 10 second defense set ip
In answer Of defendant. Jacob logger vs..
Joseph J. Woods, Executor Same asabovc.
sTEUBESvILLE. g !,
William Forsythe, OF Campbcirs whole.
sale house, while examining revolver viii,
aview of purchasing yesterday, accidentally
discharged It, the hail entering his knee,
making very severe wound. The ball
could not be found. may cripple him for
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TIE usual merchants lancIl at the New
McLare House Sample Rooms daily.
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SPECIAL baylor Misses CIoaks al the
Famous Cloak House OF
BLUM 4 MARKS, q.
HOG Main Street,
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| Fols RENT.

A very comfortable two.storv p,,,, i, =,
|ins House with rooms, in desltsb,. n.',
Oh 'he city, Possession. given immedi.,.,,.
oc3O "a a.
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WANfED-e0O Children and Misses 10
he lifted In Clonks Mt our immense Cloak
House. BLUM & MARKS,
LOG Main Street, (.
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SATURDAY.,

The following shows the range Of the thor.
nsonieter. as observedas schaeprs drug store,
Opera House corner: - =