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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-02

Mrs. Seigfried, Marion, O., says
Thomas Eclectric Oil was triumph
ant In her case she used it for severe
cold and pain inside. and was relieved
in a few minutes. For sale by Oscar
Seitz. Salina, Kansas.
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Boys. boys" said uncle Bill to his
hayward progeny. you'll be the
death o. me; I don't know what to do;
I've talked to ye. I've scolded ct We.
I've whipped ye. I've sworn 1t ", and
I've prayed for ye thousand times,
and all on II don't do one bit o. good,
durn ye."
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H. F. Mccarthy, druggist, Ottawa.
Ont, states that he was afflicted with
chronic bronchitis for some years, and
was completely cured by the use Of
Thomas Electric Oil. For sale BY
Oscar, Seits, sallna, Kansas.
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~ have used Bur,iock Blood Bitters
with great benefit for indigestion aud
constipation Of the bowels
c. l.. EAsroN, Hamilton, Ont.
Price Sl.OO For sale by Oscar Seitz.
Salina, Kansas.
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STATEMENT MADE UNDER WsYH

To vhutn u rzaT teugcr Ia tks y-ar I.s5
trrsfss ~ E@nriziIs ~f.sFiu rufe . E.a- -pasi.
% s-sssai nslstb- Frrsth n~aFiy hzif iarrs o.
hsbs aai -saspl-triy - I'D IA laas~ns-- asa
removed fh- snlzrx-ssnf ! kare rnrsr-f Ia
hsr-- .ser strc~ r-fF hsri All n.rrf haz s~~n
lsra- mr. cugil SO any sis-ren-s b. So e
thu hsck ylinf. sints treated Asrl ~ k=s-iaH's
>psviu 'urs t,sGNE-
fn..-aa-sh I4Iis VI Ish sl,h i-.a
-Soru ani s1i--rr.si - 81 fsr- M IA. "a ear
% fstElzTv 8 - - fDffE -. I'M
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Young men or middle aged ones
suffering from nervous debility and
kindred weaknesses should send three
stamps for Part VII of Worlds Dis.
pensary Dime series Of books. Ad
dress Worlds Dispensary Medica
Association, Buffalo, y. Y.
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From COL. L. T. FOSTER.


'"uhSs'"~h. 'hi". va! lnih- -.
DE- u. j kendall a Col had a tery ya.ua-
bl-lizmbletonizn col, witch pris.d ,.ry 'hishit
he had large bone spawn joint .nd
smaller one on the otn.r. which uadr him very
lame mad him under the charge Of tao N.t-r-
mary Surgeons. ~ho failed Ia cur. him -
one day reading the Si,-rtis. m->t ct kExDsII's
SPAWN ccRE in the Chicago Efys,ss Z d~tefnsins-i
Al once 10 try %. and got dra-st here To- sui
Tor u-they ordered t.rce b.ifies I taak tha..
all and thought would give " a thorough trial
used u according Ia direction. and ~ IN. fsarth
day the colt eeas-d TO h. lame and the lamp hi
entirely di.app.sred. used bat one hstil- .ni
the colts limbs are ,s free from isns,s- and A.
smooth a. any hors~ In the state 10. = entirely
cured The cure vas 20 remarkable that let too
Of my n~iehhors have the remaining rvs l-.sti-s
Who are nos s.ing IL. Very Respectfully
l. ] FOSTER
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restore funftf"ns ana pfssnfr HssHh shh haift-
ness where before dc.inbieuey AMI rionm.
The Specific Medicine l. t-sin- u~-,i with Sou-
derfui success.
Pamt let. sent ire 20 all. Write Tor them an
get full particulars
Prie. Specific :i.s per ISckas-. or ~ parkas's
Address al orsiet
j. n. SIMPSON NEDItsNErs.
Bn' D.. Nv N"sk
Sold in - lima b. oscar .,~iiS.
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FARMERS FRIEND,
South Bend, Indiana.
ONLY FIFTY CENTS A YEAR.
CIRCULATION, $4,000.


The largest and best agricultural paper in III.
county Light large p,g-s = columns. few nj ver-
ii>em"n~ and slEi,st double the reading matter
gwen 10y the Il "a and 5! agricultural papers. hut
NE send ~ toyou for Jjceni> year. PrcinuIas t.
every subscriber, premiums to club rzisefs and z,
splendid presents given them In addition consist.
ing ofa $40 New Birlseil Clover Hull.r com
Pi"te, Including Te-sl-aning attachment. which
cleans the seed a. thr-shed: a So, Czsaday suiky
Flow So >iudebaker Farm Wagon; Oliver
Chilled Flows. sewing Nachins. Sil,etusre; etc.
Si.e OF the departments OF the fu,a,r, FTi,sd are
Fam Topics. The Orchard. Live >t.ck. The Pcul-
Try lart. Home and Health. Domestic Economy.
Young Folks, THE PGr<ier. The story Teller, The
Funny Place, Sunday Reading. The Clover Leaf.
The APiary, Letter Basket, Various Topics. Cor
fe~lnndcncr, Hints for the Season. Worlds Re-
s"r'i. etc. Prstieal farmers AMI th.. best writer's
contribute to II. Agents make money canvassing
for H. ANY subscriber authorized To act As ag.n
send - cents for years subsc riptinn, or write
your name AMI those Of your neighbors postal
.std Tor iIec sample copies and oar illustrated
Premium List
Farmers Friend Pub. Go.
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Bssers.~li -. Dee -. is-s
B.J EsxDatf q O. -s,-ns.-l Ssh - .ss NJ
te-;iuaony IN fav.f 90 y0ur .sia.his nnf-~st K-s-
dslr- -r.viH Cure T. t.c sYrinx q I-ss slip,-s
ca the - ant -yrAinei az rixbi insb II the kne.
plat 80 VERY larle AMI a. tiasE. suf@rsd The
most .rcru~saiinE pain uprs h&DfAsr 90 u
f.r over year. ard tined ut.-t every Atsx N ~
reach bu; esslf hsd nsthing that ssad give Ne
tefuansuf rslIef Ah-a ] orsr~.rk-t n vs4E
pain very rIush. 10 tprfi I.--. h-s.a %
thisk shooh b. cripFla fsr afs hst szsins
ssEse 81 keniaff- spawn Care thSsxA sesid fry
"a us<<i oHe-skfrl Of n ha:fi~ and sxp-rs-D--s
relief a; oscs. Th- Iain sn NJ and has 80
troubled me sisre f--i VIZ .rrf-fai - sd
soasi r~consns-rd Esrsfsl.. SPAWN 10 all shs
suser viii srrsir- aud rhsva.ti-nn.
Yonr. .ruIy NR- sDfTEIL
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Presiding elder Of ~. AIbaus District
~ A,lans VI Ia, s.h l..

Tresdina eIdef Of q. AIbans Distfici
81 Albsns. VI. ian. ssh, i--9
DR. b J. KENDALL 4 Co:-fent.-In r,rly %
your letter will say that my experience Nth
kendalfs SPAWN Cure has heen very .aiisszetary
indeed Three OF four ystf- aso ] procured =
bottle OF your agent, aud with a. cured hor-. oil
!amene-s caused by spawn. Last Season usy
horse became very lame and turned him cat f,.r
afeu weeks When he became b~ffsr bat when I
put him On the road h. gr-~ ~or,e. when di.-
covered rinsspns rss forming. prpcured a t-,,-
tie of kenisiis SPAWN ''ure. and siih les than
bottle cured him - Lat h. {. hot lata@-neifhef
can the bunch ~ found.
Respectfully your. P.N GRANGER
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The enterprising proprietor Of DR..
Kings New Discovery make . special
request to all persons suffering with
consumption. coughs. colds, asthma,
bronchitis, hay fever, pthisic, Quinsy,
pain In the side or chest, night sweats,
loss Of voice. hoarseness, Group, tick
ling in throat. or any chronic or I'm
gering affection of the throat ar lungs.
call ut any drug store and get trial
bottle free Of cost, which will convince
them what . regular dollar size bottle
will do. 1t will positively cure the
very worst cases. even when every
other remedy has failed. Only give 1t
. fair trial and see for yourselves.
Thousands have been cured by DIR.
Kings New Discovery who had given
up all hopes Of ever being cured.
MeAsUREMeAMTs OF the GREAT
LAKES.
The following measurements of the
great lakes have been taken by Gov
eminent Surveyors. The greatest
length Of Lake Superior IL 335 miles;
Its greatest breadth Il 100 miles; mean
depth. 6ss feet; elevation. s27 feet;
area, g., ZOO square miles. The great.
est length Of Lake Michigan Is 800
miles; its greatest breadth, lO6 miles;
mean depth. $50 feet; elevation. sos
feet; area, 1900 square miles The
greatest length Of Lake Huron Is $40
miles; its greatest breadth, 90 miles;
mean depth. 800 feet; elevation, 274
feet; area. 300 square miles. The
greatest length Of Lake Erie Is 30
miles; Its greatest breadth II 80 miles;
its mean depth IL 81 feet; elevation Is
28l feet; area. 5000 square miles. The
The greatest length Of Lake Ontario Is
$50 miles; its greatest breadth. Is
miles; mean depth, 500 feet; elevation,
81 feet; area, 5000 square miles.
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The Abilene Academy

This popular PRACTICAL. and BUSINESS
SCHOOL, located at Abilene, kabsis will "pe u T.
Fali Term. September ssh. 1872.
We have established rgnirr business and acalc-
mic courses. The former embracing ,ommrrrial
Arithmetic. Penmanship, Single and Double EniIy
Book Keeping. Commission Banking. Laws e Bu.,-
ness Business, forns and correspondence. ihe
latter. all the Practical English Branches AMI
German. IL desired Scholarships for the Bust
Course will Ice sold for the next sixty DAYS at
sia.tD e,eh. Terms for the Academic Course
s27 ~ fer for the school year of ihirty-sN weeks
In each ease. cash note in advance
REFEEESCE-.
Hon. J. VI Hodge. T. : Land Office. ssiins
Rev. 4. J. HaTt>pck. Pastor Lu,h. Church Salina
Hen. e. II. Leboh. Abilene Bank Abilene
Mr.. 4. ". Rice. First National Rauk. Abilene.
Mr.. j. Z. Bnnebrske. Pres Hardware Go. Abilene
y. r. HARRINGTON. principal.
Abilene. Kansas.
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PERSEVERANCE, WILL TELL.

~t.aaht.u Ma Na-ra ina tot
g. J kE~uttt q Go .-'-suf-- "a ..sstr- g. yai
aai myself INA 9 -,,sut .. irt yua Ena- th-i
have Teniar.i to b.-Ha -psrfn- sra ErSpsfr.
-rAsIN CrrE. ere s-ry ar-s H. Isaf ksa-
ho~ i,ns 80 srssius hat H4a r--rr Z as~-
o-nei he hsr-- eight nanrh- O. 's-sx s-sr
B.uths ." take rh- larr~ .u. .f so 80 ~
sisszi aas. hns- u.s.i ten hatfis.. r. has-s .
.Htirslg ara lat a. 40 80 80 ~ has.h - -
sen 90 I-f To-. ISIS -al'-rfaI OIL ft-is-. r =
a rs thing ~. iai' 10 it is.r - - -hsi -.
llns 90 nss. .-. s.is "a 10 vrry .r-st.
iasrsr'fuily vssffs
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nRCf business Dug before the pubahe
nkHU Yoo can make Dooey faster q
~ YORK foe than u anything else
Capital nos pssdeA. We siIi San you sls Q day
and upvasds n.sde II homs By the indss,sieas
4en. vooea, boys and Hirls wanted evesyvhsrs
posk for -. Noe b the tine. Yoa ea6 Vesk
IN spare tine only give your vhsse tine 10 -
business rou csn live . ho0e aod % Ne VoSk.
No osher beaseo viil psy yss sessiy - yell. II
one can fall - 0nAe essf1oss ~ 81 snGnGinG =
- hsssssA4. AA1UD Tngn Co, As0uA, h
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2 v. GRANGER

Acme. Mich. December s-tk I-7s
DR. h J. kESDALL A Co.-t,enfs-I -snr Won q
dollar for your kentAi!s SPAWN Curr La; summer
which cured bone spawn With half bS;tl. Ths
best nniment ever used
Nours respectfully HOMER HoxIE
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sanity and an
early grave. or
both. No mat
te- how shaticr-
ei the system
may he from -x.
cexses Of any
kind, q short
course Of this
medicine will
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PERSONAL. MENTION.
News nud Gossip III reference to Eari0,,,


G"". People.
W. II. Wallace, OF Steubenville, was in The
city yesterday.
Superintendent West, OF the Moundsvilie
prison, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Eer,ie Hare Is visiting her uncle, Mr.
FraEk *. uurc, Of S,euhenville.
II. H. VanAieter, Esq, Superintendent OF
Mountain Lake Park, is ut the Mcclure.
Mr.. Henry Me.zser, OF Pittsburgh, surer
in,endent OF the telephone system Of hi.
division, is III the city. s' 0
Judge L. II. Cochran yesterday returned
from !. TWO weeks business Tip ont the line
things still "booming."
J. j. Woods Esq, yesterday returned
from II. Ciuirsviife, where he hgs been ut.
tending court ms one OF the counse! for the
defence in the ease OF Boyer VI. Woods nd.
ministrator.
Miss +. S.illwason, OF ClaySviiIe, accom-.
panied by her friends Miss T. Kelly, OF
Philadelphia, Miss j.. Muladcy, OF Pittsburgh,
and Miss NJ. Curren, Of Washington, pennsyl.
vania, was IN Wheeling yesterday.
Colonel G. H. Deal! aud r. II. Buckan.
an, Esq, two Of Brooke connty's prominent
citizens, were in the city yesterday. Colonel
l;eall is rs much OF sheep and wool cnth,l-
siast as ever, and reports the wool of Brooke
county about all bought up.
The friends of Prof. Hartley, Thompson
will be pleased 10 learn that he is succeeding
admirably in Cincinnati, the city where he
gained an enviable reputation ut the biz May
Festival, seven years rgo. Hc is to be the
leading tenor ut the Thanksgiving Music
Festival, to be given nj Music lIa! next
week. The other members OF the ounr,ette
are Miss 1letlich, soprano; Miss Cranch, con-
tral.o, and Mr.. T. J. Suilitan, bass. Mr..
Whiting presides ut the organ. !. S
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si'E.A3iBOiT SRGifsy.


General River Notes md Lcycc La.
80 comics. II
The Emma Graham is due down at an
early hour this morning. I'M IL
The Belle Frince passed up With n tow OF
sanbark, and the II. NJ. Graham with satyes,
The G. W. Anderson, which Is now run inning
IN tue decentralization trade, pussed dow,
at 10 1. y. III ~"
The piurnal departed on time for.Parkers
burg, and the regular daily packets appeared
and departed as usual. 1851. - .l.,7.
The river fell sbout five inches yesterday.
the MARKS last evening Indicating u depth o,
l'nr icct seven inches. business was mod.
crate. .ls 4 = 4 -
. A Cincinnati firm will furnish the electric
light for the new VIII s. Hays She will
have sixty illumnators distributed through,
ont her different departments. 4
The United States Lighthouse steamer Lily
passed up Tuesday evening and lay al
Stelibenyille last night. Commander Nc.
Cook was in charge IS usual and was &C.
companicd BY his Wis. a. i '5. "
The pretty W. y. Chancellor passed uu
about 5 O'Clock yesterday morning with n
good trip. The Chancellor will be due down
en- route for Charleston and Tho Kanpwha 10,
morrow morning. It Is boat In every way
worthy Of the popularity it enjoys. ,.sl :,
PITTSBURGH. November e2.-River . feet 9
inches and falling. Weather cloudy aud
cold. 5s} rg}sSlg5, a = III
!. ClSctSsA1F, November a3-Riycy nine feet
nine inches and rising slowly. Weather clear
and warmer. Departed: J. ". Cali Mem.
phis; Mary Houston, New Orleans.
1op;syllts.% November 2e2-Riyer on a
stand ut Ave feet nine inches In the canal.
Business moderate. Weather clear and cool.
Arrived: Wyoming and Queen city, Cincin.
nasi. partea:Wyomirg, Memphis; Queen
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Dr, Ilptlrgrntl's Condition.

Serious reports in regard to the condition
OF Congressman UpdegraN continue to be
heard, and there Is q growing public impress.
sion that his condition Is extremely grave.
Dr.. Bates, Sr., Of this city, declines 70 ex.
p.ess any opinion rs to tho prospects Of Dr..
updcgrat's recovery, but says that l,e ia
gentlemen who have recent y heard from Mt.
Pleasant told reporter yesterday that his
condition was regarded MS critical, il not
hopeless by his neighbors. Yesterday, how.
ever, gentleman who had come directly
from tho homo Of DR.. updesralf said that he
hal passed several very comfortable hours
In the latter part Of the night. and that his
friends expressed renewed hopes OF an ,nlti.
mate favorable termination OF his tedious
illness. The physicians in attendance arc all
very guarded in their expressions OF opinion,
but one Of them says there Is no reason why
he shoaa not recover. .lS.. slrfi
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STEEl. NAILS cur,
Success Of Yesterdays Experiment ut
., the NiVcrsttie Will,


the Riverside JsilI.
Yesterday the interest Of iron tucn IN this
city, both workers and manufacturers, cen.
tered largely a, the Riverside mill, where nails
were being cut from steel plates prepared the
day before. Nails OF nearly all sizes were cut
and gave general satisfaction. The ingots,
or "p,Ies," it will be remembered. were heat.
cd in the furnaces, in the came manner
as iron, and taken 10 the rollsnn from it to
the plate cutter. OF the nine ingois heated two
were burned and rendered useless. Consider.
able care had 10 be cxerciSeJ, Us they do not
require as much heating as the iron, and II
they burn, flaws or mperfec,ions ars cnsily
observable. Standing by n mailer in ,la
factory yesterday q reporter watched Il feeder
dispose OF n number OF ptatea. Picking up a
handful Of the nails the mailer said; Now,
these are beauties. That nail IL q perfect Que.
and it hos many an advantage over
the iron. First it is tough.
Why, see here" and fastening the nail in a
wise. he took pair OF pinchers and bent it
double. Nov. il took Il quarter more force
TO bend that nail than it would 10 break nm
iron nait IT'S as easy to cut these nsits rs
far rs ! can see, as the iron ones, although il
will be different when the steel is prepared
by the process they bave in Pittsburgh,
Tint makes il somewhat harder. These nails
arc not concave or notched, becaliae we have
not got the knives to do that work vet. The
boys are as well pleased With these plates "a
With the iron, and expect be fore many
months everything will lie steel nails" =.
To-day some OF the largest sized nails will
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Wheeling Mems licI, Find

Hon. Benjamin Fisher and Major r. II,
Norton yesterday received from the Com.
missioner OF the General Land Office at Wash.
,ngton patent on large and valuable tract
OF coal and iron land located III the Btate of
Colorado. These gentlemen claim that il Tia
only property yet discovered in tho twenty
States where MI the materials entering into
the manufacture OF iron are found In The
same locality, and in practically inexhaust.
iblc quantities. They contemplate, at IL iu.
tnre lime, organizing q company and build.
ing blast furnace, rolling mill and nail
factory on this property. i'll. = : -
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Dan AIcCarsy, n well known Martins Ferry
coal miner, who resides on First street, above
the FURNACE, met with IN accident 1T the
Laughin mill bank yesterday morning about
5 o'clock, which resulted In die desth few
hours la,cr. McCarty was IN the act OF lead.
ing o wagon IN his room at the hour stated,
when an immense slab Of slate fell upon
him, breaking bis back, crushing his left leg,
bruising his rkull badly and breaking his
nose. The slab was OF such large proportions
that II required three men with crowtars 10
raiao it sufficiently to allow the wounded
man 10 he e5,rica.ed lie was at once taken
to his home and prs blackboard and lIeryey
summoned, but Ia IVES pact human aid, and
died shortly after noon. Deceased was Ia
years old and was member Of the Knights
~ | nhar ...s.. - -
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AMERICAN COMPOSERS,

As regards musical compositions OF note, Americ,
y andon9ied!y young. A great deal has, however
outing the last lew ycurr, been accomplished, me
following arc all BY native composers: =, : " ''
Zcrobta. ts36dt ny S. G. Pratt I4' -
A grand Opera Of much merit. r. 5
81. Peter. ~ COY By }. X. Paine, IN
well known Onto.io, E
Redemption Lynn. t0 eiS) By J. C. D. Parker.
a .h0it, but complete and mp,e.sIre wo,t
Ghrisspas. socsl byA. G. Gutterson. u.
sacred Cantata for Christmas time .,
Fan o. Jerusalem. $50 c.s.} ny II. Z. Farkhurst,
An impressive and musical Cantata,' -
i6 h Palm. $50 cts) BY Dudley DncI. - g.,
tirst class sdcrod rompoSition.
Ftaise to God. "a COY BY q. 7, Hrlstow. m
An Omtor!o, Noble words and music,
Helshazylr.. tsi.c0) By ia. nuttcrflcld.
Grand and beautiful scenic Cnntata.
'oscph's Bondage. isLCD( ByJ. u. Chadwick. ].
splendid oriental sacrcd Cantata. : I1rl
Christ, the Lord. $50 ctsl lly W. Williams,
Easy Christmas Cah.ata, -, 7ls'tssgAs
Don Munio, tsl,ta) ny dudley Buck, -
p legend Of the crusaders, set 10 muylc
Picnic. Isl 9dt By J. K. ihomps. =, $3.50
4 VIII do I'm 'dooN) for q winter concert
New Flower Queen. t15 cts.l 81 q. +, Root.
T .v-.s New ARA agcm0nt al 4 famous Caniata .
Burning Ship (S0 cls) and Storm King GsS ctsl
by a +. eAker. Easy md Striking can,X,ss
IN OLIVER DITSON 4 CO., Boston,
G. II. blTsoS 4 CO., $40 broadway, New Yo,t
Np7.TAH r. '5'. 81 'lt1I's r''.' j
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SPECIALTlES In imported SILK Nlaud.
kerehlefs, SILK Maillcrs; full line Of Cart.
wright \ Warmers Hosiery beautiful
Flush Scarfs, new md very select styles
in Gcntlemen's fine Furnishing Goods, NJ
the STIR. u. GUNDLING L. CO., s.
30 Twelfth Street.
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Hrnkcu,;,,, Cutto pieces.

A horrible AMIR took place last evening
about 1880 o'clock in the u. j. o, yards
at lsellaire. At that time freight train
WIS being made up. Harvey Baugh was one
Of The hrakemen employed. lie was on tor
OF n GAY, |hen he slipped aud fell, FILLING
directly in front Of :he cGss.- which we're in
rapid NOTION lfo vas cat to Infringement, and
death must have been instantaneous. He was
a young man, q years old, OF sober. steady
habits, and had been in tile employ Of Tie
road but y e)Jort time. Elishonc was at War.
nock's Station. and ha was nephew of Jack.
son Bausl, conductor on the D., z. & c.
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GENERAL Nor,cEs.
pR0P0SALs 10 Supp C0,1

viii r,1hoIoSlS to intl.h the Pablo sctoor.ot,t
,Sssiy al a ~ hS pSsn, ,rhoo ysS
y! thursday, fopttt1tct ~ isSJ W y, Eueallpn M.
X" ~ which time the BMnI viii ,Sscin "SNrs T.
s,astf ny ~ nWaI eohlhGt Each ntut .I"til,'t
, nIy atys so %af aC per Lshtlth biGFp t
,ss "le Of iSs :" p,. s Mn Slssn t%S run
OF .he present school year. N'' ""'" tNe eM
cc ~, ,p ,sTT or petsOn, whose BIZ. or bid,
10 III. XIX i se S"te to s';
I'e '!eh. % reject any and ali I'M, ,.,,.,
M"S mould De enclosed In sealed euysia,n,s.
'ose" "Pioposals tosupply rolI," and s5,,tN. en-
81 c 4 u. phNDlEToS,
me-, CLERK Boahl OF ElurS,iHn
30. " F.Hs,ertfth Et,ts,
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FOR

Anything in the Boot md Shoe line,
from the finest Bnr,'s Ladies Shoe and
Mems fine Shoes In latest styles, to IN
Infants Bntton Shoe nj 95c, go 10
]. ". AMICK'S, -
lli3 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-23
lNplcATlOSs.

WAsmyGroy, D. c., November %. iA.M-
For the Ohio and Tennessee Valley, fair
weather. followed by increasing cloudinesy,
local rains, warmer southwcstcrly winds,
falling barometer, followed, newest portion
by rising barometer, colder northwest winds.
For the Lower Lake Region: Cloudy
weather, with rain orsuow, southeast yecring
TO southwest winds, stationary OR higher
Temperature In eastern portion, lower pres.
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srLESpsp :upper and literary entertainment
at the Fourth Street IL. i. Church to.n;.,ht
Read This.

II ( /
will place on the counters for sa)e soyc,.
al lines OF ladies ine shoes at tho following
extremely low prices, For Cash, for this week
), Ladies' kid, gloye TOP. button, 500, worth
!, a glove y ! tor cur kid. lor BUTTON
worth s. 80. l'5s = -, '' - =
!, Ladies "a Slmon bark goat, mat top. button
LAD Lsa' ss 4 fine curacoa kid, button, $50,
! Ladies' a. French Kid, button, $500; worth
,a as,' g sid hand turned, button. S. 90,
+, Remember the above goods arc offered b..
10y their value: Call early, while VIC haye
all sizes in stock. = = "A''
r 4 " j. ". ptoYp.