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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-01-23
Personal MENTION.
Notes About Numerous NotabIes AT
Home and Abroad.

"
Notes About Numerous NotabIes al
Home and Abroad.
Congressman Kenna left for Washington
last night.
Harry wilkins, of Cincinnati, is once more
in the city.
Dana Hubbard is home from Washington
OH flying visit.
Mr.. Ted Harden arrived in the city last
evening on the Hudson.
Col. 7. II. Norton has returned from u
trip to Washington City.
Prof. J. +. Morgan school superintendent
OF Wetzel county, is in town.
Col. Dan johnson, clerk of the Senate,
spent Sunday ut his home down the river.
Miss Jessie Tower, of Allegheny, Pa, who
has been visiting Miss Virginia Hump, will
return home to-day.
Miss Luliev Grantham, Of Jefferson county,
who has been spending n few days in the
city, returns home this morning.
The venerable DR.. Reed, of Steubenyille.
was in the city over Sunday, and preached
at the Second Presbyterian church.
Miss Fannie Eisenberg, of GAINESVILLE is
the guest OF Miss Heyman, OF this city. Miss
Eisenbcrg has host Of friends in Wheeling.
Miss Yenie Dorsey, of Powhatan, q gradu-
ate Of the Wheeling Female College and a
most charming young lady, is visiting the
family Of S. n. Prather.
Mr. Frank S. Ncvns of Columbus, was in
the city yesterday for the purpose OF visiting
Miss Marie, his charming sister, who is at
tending school at Mt. De Chantal.
We are glad to learn that the venerable
DR.. a. S. Todd is now likely to recover from
the serious illness with which, during the
past week, he has been so seriously afflicted.
Miss Clara Clark, of Wheeling Is the guest
OF Miss Eta Smith, Of Fifth street Mr.. C,
NJ. Rhodes, Of Bridgeport, made brief bust
ness visit TO Cincinnati this week.-lIartins
Ferry Times.
Rev. B. L. Smith and bride, formerly Miss
Mary Higgins, of this city, who were re-
Gently married at the Disciples Church, arc
visiting friends in the city. Their home is
in UhrichsyillO.
Senator McGrew and Clerk Neal are back
from Columbus. They speak highly Of Hon.
David WAgners cordial treatment OF them,
aud vote the gentleman from WcstVirginia''
IN the Ohio Legislature credit to our State.
John T. McGraw, Esq, Of Grafton, prose-
cutting attorney of Taylor county; w. IL
Snyder, superintendent Of the 3. & 0. express
system; and ex-Sheriir Harding, Prosecute
ing Attorney Q. II. Scott and Mr.. John Hut
ton, all Of lAddolph county, were among the
distinguished visitors in Wheeling Satur-
day.
Still another Cooking Club has been
formed by some of the young ladies Of
Wheeling. The new club Will give its first
supper next Thursday evening at $50 at the
home OF Miss NJ. Louise Butler, on Twelfth
street. The members of the club are Miss
Jessie Bates, Lou Butler, Sadie and Gene I.o-
gun, Matte Mccullough, Ida Hail. Gene
Hopkins, Jessie List Laura Updegrafr and
Sydney lIeiSkell.
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An AIpeaI Is 1I1e IrI.l,.

CmcAeo, January 2l.--The Irish Amcri,
can National Executive Committee have
issued an address calling attention to the
fact that the Executive Committee OF the
Irish National Convention, recently held
here, have named the 22d Of February
next MS day to be appropriately celc.
brated by the Irish in the United States
as the anniversary of Washington's birth.
day and rs the centenary Of the demand
successfully made by Henry Grattan for the
independence of the National Parliament Of
Ireland. The history Of Irish Parliamcnts
is given, and the remark made that the
supreme lesson Of the Centenary OF Graf.
tan and the volunteers is organization.
The committee suggests that in lieu Of un.
seemly professions, banquets and regalias
on next St. Patrick's Day, that the Irish in
America assess themselves for what would
be the cost OF regalia, flags, music, &C., and
transmit the amount at once to redeem the
pledge Of. S25O,0O0 made at the Chicocc
Convention. The address is signed By
Michael Boland, Chairman, and A. i.
Brown, Secretary.
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One Of the most charming weddings OF this
year was solemnized last evening ut the resi-.
dence OF Mr.. John f. MeDermot, No. q +
street, his daughter, Miss Maggie v, being
united TO Mr.. Frederick G. StOwell, Of Wor.
cestCr, Mass The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. DR.. Baer, OF the Metropolitan NJ,
Il. Church. The bride was attiredin hand
some olive surah silk dress with veil, and
looked charming Tho groom was attired
in the conventional evening dress The
bridesmaid was Miss Carrie Stowell, sister OF
the groom, tho groomsman being Mr., Frank
McDermOt, brother of the bride. A recep.
tion was attcrward held, md hosts OF friends
OF the contracting parties called to pay their
respects to the nGwiy-wcdded couple, Mr.,
and Mrs, Stowcll left for Worcester, Mass on
the 10 O'Clock train, where they will make
their home. Among those present were /:
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Waters,
Mr.. and Mrs Calyer, Mrs. William Smith,
Mrs Weaver, Of Baltimore, Mrs. Cohen, Mrs.
McKOnncy, Mr.. Ruof, Miss Clara StoweIl,
OF Worcester, Mass, Mr.. Ryder, Mrs. Sl,eaH,
Mrs. Beall, Miss Hughes, Of Maryland, Mr..
Hughes, Miss Lyons, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Con-
nor, OF Baltimore, and Mr.. WilSon,-HaGL.
iHgt0H ID, C) Republican,
Mr.. McDermot, the father Of the bride, will
be remembered rs once one OF the proprietors
of the lNTRLLIGEScER.
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FOR sALE.

DOR sALE-BUGGIEs, PHAEToNs,
IL and Wagons Now Il the time for bRfRaini
Also ahe DRif Horses for sale. J. ". FRRHRLL
Cor, Main and Twentieth streets ocl0
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F0R RENT-A TWO.sTORY BRICK
y dwelling house, No. % Thirteenth street ID.
tanning seven rooms and Kitchen; has hot ani AZ
water and gas, Enquire ofA, IiTTLE IN
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Obtaining Money Under False PAetou.os

Saturday Constables Weir and Wright ar.
rested Henry Wilhelm for obtaining money
on false pretenseS. Complaint was lodged
before Squire Ankle, who issued the war.
rant and sent Wilhelm to jail in
default of bail, to await hearing today.
Wilhelm has figured in the city as a picture
seller and n sewing machine agent, but was
inclined too strongly TO dissipation TO prove 4
success in those positions. His dodge for the
past three weeks has been to solicit subscrip.
lions torapoor family in East Wheeling To
some he said the money was for one OF
those injured In the Caving of the Mar
ket street trench. For the past week he has
been representing that he was soliciting aid
for sick member OF n certain lodge. This
coming to the ears OF the officers OF The lodge
they proceeded to investigate, which resulted
in the arrest of Henry. In his possession
was found u book in which was Subscribed
81 10, and several leaves had been torn out,
Wilhelm claims that his family was in des.
titute circumstances and he had to resort 10
this process to raise money, This argument
might do il 1t was not known that he had
spent large sum Of the money in saloons
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
NEARLY A CORNER IN POTATOES.
The Country saved BY Importations
From Scotland and Ireland,

The Country saved by Importations
From Scotland and Ireland.
New YoaE, January 2l.-Tbsee thou.
sand sacks Of Irish potatoes, consigned to a
single firm in Barclay strtet, we're being
unloaded from the steamer on which they
arrived to-day. A member OF the firm told
a reporter Of the Telegram that consign-
mehts received Tor the other firms today
swelled the total number Of sacks Of pota.
toes from ireland to fully G,OOO. Headed;
1.-THE Irish product Is worth 81 80 per sack
in this market, while the cost is eighty.four
shillings per ton on the other side Of the
water. The freight cost twenty shillings
per ton, and the customs imposes duty oil
fifteen cents per bushel."
us it true that Nova Scotia potatoes are
q failure this yGarP' the reporter inquired.
"Yes; the crop was. abundant enough
but the failure Is owing to the fact TINT the
Nova Scotia potatoes are rotting so rapidly,
Nearly half OF the amount shipped from
Nova Scotia to the United States are found
to be in deCaying condition"
Scotch potatoes are preferred for ship.
ping to the South, rs they are less liable to
decay and are brought TO this country in
good condition.
Inquiries at Washington and Fulton
markets developed the fact that the local
demand for potatoes is moderately active
and mainly confined TO small lots for inn
mediate sale. Tho market is not buoyant.
Tim nNRFnHt nitN ~
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burglars over tho River.

Martins Ferry seems to be seriously
troubled with burglars Saturday night az
entrance was effected to the dry goods and
grocery store room OF A. D. Newland, at The
corner OF Washington and Second streets, In
that town, by thieves who pried open tlie
front door with Jimmy" They worked
like professionals, directing their attention
mainly TO u safc which stood In the store
They drilled into the combination, and
charging 1t with some explosive, they blew
the door to pieces. Some 1927 was In the
safe, which they secured, besides consider
able quantity Of goods, both groceries AND
dry goods. The visit Is supposed to have
taken place between 3 and 4 o'clock in The
morning. The burglars left no clue except
tleir Jimmy"
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Bn4DFonD, Pa, January 22.-Tbe Pro.
ducers Committee issue the following re.
port OF production ofIBndford oil fields for
December 5000 barrels. The Bradford wells
show an average Of S0S.l0 barrels of mer-
charitable oil in the wooden tank Decem-
Der LIST, and $3.50 barrels January LIST, a
decline OF o. barrels per well during De-
cember. Private iron tankage was decrcas-
ed Sl4 barrels per diem. The figures make
the December production Of tho Bradford
field, exclusive OF Richburg, G2,3(5 bar
rels daily decrease Of 2,46O barrels from
the preceding month.
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Tho Great One Dollar Gift Book Store.
A New Idea In wheeling,

MeSsrs. Crawford 4 Co., proprietors Of tho
Great Gift Book Store, No. Is West Baltimore
street, Baltimore, Nd, and 81 North Ninth
street, Philadelphia, opened Saturday night q
branch store at No. 1900 Market street
Wheeling The following purchasers OF one
dollar books received handsome presents:
Mr.. George lawson, POI Eighteenth street
silver pickle castor.
Dr. G. W. Kelly, IS Sixteenth street, gold
ring.
n. A. Hirth, silver ice pitcher.
Mr., b. lleStOr, 80 Twentieth street, silver
Hunting case watch
ThOs. Heaphy, 13S Sixteenth street, gold
ring.
F. Stafford, silver picklejar.
ring.
Robert Turner, 1920 chaplino street, gold
ring.
i. B. Gary, 80 Tenth street, gold ring
MI: Kimberly, 1900 WetZel street, silver lar
2. .. Devenney, 23tt Market street, oil
n. W. Deck, 100 Twelfth street, gold ring.
J; D. Underwood, l792 Jacob street, silver
pickle castor.
o. l.. Crawford. ST Seventeenth street, gold
ring. eN'N
Z, Johns, Benwood, silver jar.
Also numerous other valuable presents
that We have not space to mention.
MeSSrs, Crawford & Co., announce that
among their gifts are gold and silver watches
diamond rings, gold band china ten sets,
valuable oil paintings and thousands of other
elegant articles one each with every one dol.
lar book sold.
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Postoaice Robbery and Arsou,

srAEroRD, Ky, January 2l.-oA Thurs.
day night the Postof1ice at Kings Noun.
tam, Lincoln county, was entered and
robbed OF registered letter. &C., and the
building destroyed by fire. The house WIS
used as store by a widow named Faux.
ner,, who is Postmistress there, and the
goods, about 81 500 worth, belonged 10 Col,
NJ. Howard, of Louisville. Loss about
Sl,NO, with $3.50 insurance in the North
America Company.
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Fan Handel trains will arrive and depar
On new schedule, taking effect Sunday
January o, as follows, lefty timex
Arrive at Wheeling, 1859 A. NJ, S:SI A. N.
1857 a: n, S:27 \. NJ, 7:l2 p. ", Leave Wheel
ing az 6S2 a; ", s'2I a. n, l:22r. NJ, ali +
P. NJ, and Eli p. ", make Connection fo,
Pittsburgh. Trains leaving at S:97 A. NJ, and
1:22 =. NJ, make connection fer Columbus
Cincinnati, and points west. Train Leaving
at Ill! P. N, for local points west as far a
Dennfson, Ohio. -
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FoE impaired digestion, and for debility
from any cause, know of nothing equal to
Fellows Compound Hypophosphites. Its di.
rect effect in strengthening the nervous sys.
tenn renders 1t suitable for the majority OF
the diseases. Weakness of the Joints and
Muscles, Impurity Of the Blood, and Inward
Wastings may be cured by Fellows Hypo.
phosphiteS.
WM. S. HOWE, NJ. D., Pittsfeld, Nc.
MWE&W,
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Reward for a DIshoncst I.nrxor

CHEYENNE, W. T., January 81 To-day
in the District Court Chief Justice Sencr
ordered the name OF Charles A. Hoyt
stricken from the roll of practicing attor-
neys, for failing to pay over S3,OS7, money
Entrusted him by n client. Hoyt has fled.
He was last heard from in New York civ,
He has also been indicted BY the grand
Jury. There is reward OF $3.50 offered for
his apprehension.
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SWINE OF cARDUl" four times a duv

TI1!S q -1.7 w 'OUI VIHlSS U uuy
makes happy household.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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Robert Turner, ll2O chnpline street, gold
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.NoUNTY BOARD OF EOUAIRl
~ TON AND APPEALS.
70 all WA0m il 3fay Concern:
Take notice that the Board of Equalsaia
and Appeals of Ohio county will comm,hS
their sitting MONDAY, JANUARY 0, Isl
commencing at 10 o'clock A. N. All pens
having petitions referred to this Board ann
quired to appear, and my Others having ~
business relating to their taxes for tlisya,
attend, as this Board meets but once va
By order of the Board OF Commissioner
jas JAS b. QUARRIER, Cle4
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A RIr Gain

PmL4DELPnIA, January 22.-The state
me1t OF the Philadelphia & Reading rail
road and Coal 4 Iron Companies for DE,
cember, which begins the fiscal wear
shows that theprodts of both.companies fol
the month was S037,542, gain Of S3O7 ,OS5
compared with December. 1850.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., January 23.-1A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, nearly stationary Temperature
northwest winds, becoming variable, slight
rise followed by falling barometer
For the Lower Lake Region, partly cloudy
weather and occasional light snow, winds
mostly from north to west, lower barometer,
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Gke qntellirgetrttr:,
OnIce: koS. rs and 81 Fourteenth street,
New AdvertlacnIcn.S.

opera Honse-Rey. T. De Witt Talmage.
=, C9lored Silks and Irish Poplins-Geo. R.
Valentines-C. II. Quimby-Head of local.
Head OF local.
House for Rent.
Drug Store Fixtures.
Steamer Carrier.
Fonnd-Dog with Collar Marked "a. r."
Steamer New Andes.
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We notice that Tom Dick and Harry are
now appearing with their Grandfather's rec,
iPes for Coughs. etc. and seeking fortune
through advertising, but the people know
the value OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and
will take no other.
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LONDON, Or, january 22.-There was n
heavy snow storm throughout Northwest
ern Ontario last night and also TODAY. To.
night the weather is hittorlv COLI
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WHEELING FEMALE COLLEGE.

The next Semester of this institution will
open JANUARY 25. students will find it
greatly to their advantage to enter at this
time. ja1o
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srRNGFlELn, Mass, January 22.-The
case OF varioloid at Amherst College causes
some excitement. Hanford Nj, Burr Il
the student, and he has been placed in
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GOLD was first discovered in California In
ISIS, Dr. Bull commenced to prescribe his
Cough syrup In the same year and now it
Is the leading cough remedy throughout the
country.
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"Wells' Health Remover" greatest remedy
on earth for impotence leanHcsS, sexual dc,
6llity, &c. =, at druggists. Depot, Laugh
lin Bros, Wheeling.
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Nh. C, FOSDlcx, 50 Hartwell street, Fitch.
burg, Mass, writes that he used St Jacobs
OIL for rheumatism with magical result.
. Tho men In the works, OF which he issuper-
intendent, say there iS nothing In the world
to equal II rs u remedy for neuralgia, spralns,
etc,
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THE usual merchants lunch at the New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
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y. B. Gary, 30 Tenth street, gold ring.
Mr.. Kimberly, 1000 Wetzel street, silver lar
9. D. Devenney, 23tt Market street, oil
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.



n. ,. Lemley, Burton. Capt, Wchrnan. River.
g. v, Laltue, washington. J. I. Smith, City.
~ Andrews, Rome, n. y. J. N. Evans, Beilaire.
I. B Hampton. n. Y. ". S. st0tsberry, Griffin
Il. freeman 4 ", COl'mb's. A, IT, Jones Columbus
Jas FIwn. Chicago. J, Shnrke. Moundsyille
$. Reynolds W.T. AlleE'y. A. N, Stanley, Alton.
4. }. blanchard Cleveid, NJ L, Funugh Pitfsh'ph
y, y. Irwin, Pittsburgh. ", IricrignI 4 wi PhfIa
II. Powell, ". Elizabeth. G.. Williams. Columbus
II. N Cooper Cincinnati, Mrs CnmD 4 oh. " Va
Miss wGStlAke, W. Va, S. IInCOks Civ
T. NJ Glllis, n. !. J. N. Clark, Cleveland.
!: ". Houston, City. 4. y. Rice, City.
f. 4. iawleF, FIeenort. ]. +, Smith, City.
4. L. FHrrOn Columbus. 4, MalOnev' W, Va
J. {. lluzeley, Pittsburgh. J. M0Icy, Pittsburgh
II. b. SheRtS, Milwaukee, l., D. tiHbie Sbriuwfefd
J, G. Wilson, Junlatta. ThOs. Marker. Tiiy.
y Rumble, CITY J. B. StmuHe. Pittsburgh
K infancy, \. Mhrville. :. MCCRy, Warrington
I K. CEymble, snuduSky. u. 4, Clark InltimOrC.
Ed. Sachs, Louisville. JW, Chandler. ThIls.
Henry Weaver. Cincinnati
nAvERLEY's COMEDY co.
Harry Linden l.. +. Howard.
i, T. jordan
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The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer, as observedat schnepfs drugstore,
Opera House corner:
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In retiring from the late firm q Boyd & pnAs,
! wish 10 tender TO the trade my tha6Es IN ~
liberal patronage heretofore extended the Old m
ance Of the Slme. ''''''''
de3l pRATuvp
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PEAL ESTATE BULLETIN:

:, FOR sALE.-A store room and dwelling near III,
cheap for cash. F''NN "'''
DnldinG; two store looms and dwellings
s!'n0Only for two story brick dwelling, rooms
nnd lot on Fifteenth street, few hundred yardl
city. ~ N'''' a. '''" ''"'A' 'i''
nSacrc piece In Elm Grove, $3.50.
a frame dwelling, stable, &c, B acres OF ground
on the Crugcr land, Elm Grove, 5000, '""-
FOR RENT-IArse aud Commodious warehouss
on water street, next 10 Stamm House,
LilTee brick dwellings IN different parts Of city,
IASL Q. A. SCIIAEFER & Co
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" You want to buy good pair OF Boots
and Shoes, 80 to l., v. Bonds, 1875 Main
street.
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ELIGIBLE FARM ANp SUPERIOR
EAMILY RESIDENCE FOR SALE

X 7HNIILI NT4SIUENOE FUk SALE,
~ - TN Chapline street. between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets. The building Is twoEtOry brick
contains double parlors, dining room, kitchen, Eve
large and one small bed rOOmF bath room, good
dry cellar Gnd stable, lot 3lxl9j. The rooms arc
conveniently arranged well lighted and ventilated
having gus and water In the rooms The back nan
Of the house was rebuilt u number OF years MO
aud to estimate the value Of the property II will bc
necessary TO examine the same within as well ID
0utwnrd!y. The location Is convenient for business
men; and In centre 81 the city where real estate
continues to increase In value The present Occll.
pant and owner, owing TO the small number Of Inc
inlniy ut home, Is dcSirous TO move Into smaller
dwelling. FOrphceand terms apply TO
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dissolution.
WHEELING, W. Va, Decent

WHEELING, W. VA, December 30, ISL
The Arm Of boyd 4 Prather Wholesale Dyal,y.
Boots and Shoes and Hats and Caps, Is this day 4
solved By mutual consent, & n, P1thcr nttHS,
me business Of the late firm will be- SETTLED \,
either member at the old stand, No. iii MaIa u
i'4OsO0'h streets G. y. u BOYD ET2i,,
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7AM.l2N.8E.N .7RMI7A.x l2S,srN7r,U
- u 81 - % 80 q Is
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Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "NINE oF CARpul.n
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FOR RENT.

GooD ROOMS TO LRT-WELL FUE
NJ NlsHED. with or without board, a. IAEjs
wish: Cor. Main and Twentieth streets m
kERRElL III
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The undersigned have this day formed a partnp
snip under the firm name OF Boyd & Co.. VIZ
sac dealers In Boots and Shoes, succeeding The u
NJ" Oh SOyo q ffasheF' 81 Z; B B62B
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Buy your Boots and Shoes at l.. v. Bonds
No, 1lS5 Main street. =
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FoR RENT-THAT VERY DESIRl,
4 BILE Country Residence on the NatiCtd
Road, lately occupied by Vim, p. Hubbard, 81
For terms apply TO JOHN REID. n
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Corner Main and Bank streets Dridgers
Ohio, Ian
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Dids't Win II

BALTIMORE, December 2s.-In the United
States Circuit Court to-day in tho case Of
Bsykin & Carmen against T. j. Baker Il
Co., which was argued before the court sew
srsl weeks since, Judge Norris filed his
opinion in favor Of defendants. The action
was fer alleged infringement Of patent fer
the manufacture Of fertilizers held by COM
plainants, from manufacture and sale Of
which they would have derived
large profits had not defendants and
Others infringed upon their patent The
Court held that the only difference between
the formula patented by compliments and
the old Leibig formula was the substitu-
ton Of dissolved bone and ground plaster
for ground bone and calcined plaster. and
that the patent was invalid for want Of nov
city or any patentable discovery. Large
interests were involved In this decision.