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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-02
MARriS's YEkRY.
Mr.. Dan Clark Is i'm proving.


Hereafter the @. &P. passenger train
which goes up at 9 A. n. and the one which
gees down at P. NJ, will stop at Ksna-
vile when il is the desire OF passengers.
g: a. x. festival begins to.morrw
night.
Mr.. Frank Besgie and wife, of Pitts
bnrgh, are visiting in town.
=, Wsnted-Passenger trains to stop at the
Sherman House.
DR.. r W. Dunham. representing the
State Kidney Medicine Company. attract.
ed large crowd at City Hall last night
night
Frank McCarty was compelled To Quit
Work sesierday. occasioned by . large oar
The lots in the Standard Mill addition "a
Martins Ferry will be sold at auction next
Saturday afternoon.
A lin Peddi.r was incsrcerated last nisht
for selling without license.
Communion services will be held In the
German Church next Sunday.
Ibos; Hemegaus' saloon has been re-
Palnfo. ana now presents m elegant ap-
A. d. Van Pelt Ief. YESTERDAY u TAI.
charge OF the Telegraph Office on the q, r
Va W. Railroad ut Tppecanoe.
W. ID. Cochran Ia at CochrsnsvilIs w
Va. on business. ""
The Social Club met at z. n. rheakeys
residence last night and had very enioys.
bic time. oA'oys
Joel Wood is ct Toledo attending the
meeting OF the directors of the W. 81. p.
On last Tuesday evening q numbe, Of
young ladies met at the residence of =
young lady IN Martins addition. And In AZ.
cordance with the time hopored cnstnn, -,
hollow E'vn, made a large quantity Of
ANY. They spared no pains (seversl Of
those attending being burned BY the boil.
ing cane iuicel in order to have a, ssnec;sIiv
nne srticie Az Il neared completion their
NOUNS .atered in anticipation, and thew
felicit.ted themselves upon the deiiciou,
norseis IN store for them. After pulling n
70 surprising degree OF whitenes, And
consistency they put II out on the window
siHs to cool. Imagine their mortifcafio,
and chagrin upon going for IL 70 and that
II hsc disappeared. They we're in 4 nr.dics.
ment their disappointment Wa inde-
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
About the Jail, a. Cleaned by n Regis-
ter Reporter, From u Sidewalk later
view with the JAiler.


Alexander Turner and Reuben Norris
have completed the withdrawing of the
Jail and the out sidewalk, as per contract
The job is as well done as it could be for
tnc money, and the rough condition OF the
walls would allow.
Everything looks white and clean inside
and out of the Jail now. Jailer Davis says
he likes Turner as q Whitewater, because
he believes he is an honest workman, and
tries to live up to his contracts.
The jailer says some of the prisoners are
very troublesome now. Several of them,
such as the Real Bros McAdams, Adam
Mooney, Florence, and one OF two others
have been making saws ana knives out of
shoe shanks and working on some plate
bolts in their cells. There is positive de-
termination on the part of all the prisoners
in the lower cells to break Jail IL possible
and soon Is possible. Morris Nc Adams is
the most accomplished expert and criminal
in Jail. They all consult him and take his
advice in all matters of devilment.
The Beal brothers mutinied against the
order 10 assist the turnkey in cleaning the
prison hall, and were followed by Mooney
and Florence. They positively refused TO
obey tie order, aud the jailer locked them
up, and they will be kept in their cells on
hrean and water and until they come to the
JdlttT = lcIlDS ne DedlS are getting worse
every day. They bad q razor and one or
two sharp knives hid away in the vault
pipe of their cell.
The prisoners in the upper cells are be.
having we'll.
Charles Z LurChe takes his confinement
to heart very keenly, and seems to be sui.
fering great mental agony because of his
wife and little children, and the disgrace
he has brought on himself and them, tn.
by his improper conduct He is constantly
walking up and down his cell, and eats and
sleeps but little. Yesterday be sent for
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan, and had
long interview with him about his case.
Mr.. Jordan showed him q copy Of the dis.
guised name he registered under at the
Mcclure Hotel, when he first came IN the
city. before he had visited Miller & Franz.
helms. He acknowledged TO the auto.
graph, but assigned no reason for it His
attorney will make strong effort 10 de-
feat the felony count in the Indictment as
his only hope.
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Got Away with the Doodle.

BosroE, November l-Consternation
reigned at the fashionable hotel Bo wdoin
last evening, when several OF the ladies
residing there, on returning from afternoon
excursions. discovered that In their alb.
sence their rooms had been invaded, their
clothes, trunks and bureaus forced and ran.
sack ed, and q large amount Of je~elry and
other valuables stolen. One lady lost
two gold watches and valuable opera
glass. another q diamond ring. and third
q air of fine bracelets, and others still Q
variety OF watches. glasses, etc.
The thieves got away with the booty
long before the robbery was discovered. and
the method OF operations indicated that
the joo had been carefully planned.
keys, in NO place being forced. There Is
no clue to the thief. This IL the second
robbery Of this kind that has recently &C.
CURED,
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DRAMATIC DATA.
Barry and Fay. Last Night-Coming
Attractions

AttracttOnS.
The Opera House held a good audience,
last night. and certainly it held a pleased
one. Barry and Fay have we'll won and
fully deserve their title of 1.-The king
laughmakers." for they broke many bat
tons last night, and did more good than all
the medicine in the world Not only were
Barry and Fay, themselves, the imDerso-
nations Of the ludcrous, but the entire
company was we'll selected and every men,
Der up TO his part. The REGIsrER compli-
ments the company on its ability to dispel
the blues.
sests for Bertha Welby will be put on
sale this morning.
There will be no matinee on Saturday.
Some unknown miscrcauts have been
mutilating some OF the handsome show
paper on the bill boards about town. Ii
will not be well for them should they be
detected.
Frank Frayne. who appears in ''Mardo.''
to might. has almost too well established a
rePutstion to require q mention The fol-
lowing clipping is an endorsement:
" 'Msrdo; or. The Nihilists of st Peters
burg, is the title OF 3 drama which is at
tracing large audiences at the Park Thes.
ter this week. IL is full OF exciting eoi.
sodes, and Is presented in q Very forci6le
manner by Prank I. Frsyne and his strong
company: The ac'ing dog Jack. and the
trained hon are pr wing very ATTRACTIVE Tea
tures."-Dttrpi ErtTy Saturday april %.
The delightful little Minnie M,dderu
will make her first bow to q Wheeling an.
dienoe tomorrow night The New Orleans
CITY hcm ssys: when the cue was given
Tor Miss Msdderu's appearance, she step bed
upon The boards with timidity perfectly
charming; She spoke her opening lines
very lowly. and with a tremor which
showed That the little girl was almost over
come with conflicting emotions CONSEQUENT
uIon her appearance for the first time a, a
star before her own people. Her reception
was so hearty. however, that she was soon
placed at her ease aud the pieces proceeded
with smoothness truly remarkable"
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Two children Burned % Death.

TRoUPsBURoH n. Y, November Ia
house owned by Curtis Lampman, . farmer.
living one mile west Of this village, burned
this morning, and in II two Of his children
were consumed. Lampmsn had gone ear
ly to Tonaxville, Pa. near by. Hts wife, IN
his absence. started from the house TO milk
the cows. Before she proceeded far she
was Mortified on looking back to see the
house in flames. Knowing her children
were in bed as eep, she ran lack breathless
and attempted TO enter the burning house
and save them. She got near enough to
hear their cries, but was herself burned
a most to exhaustion and sank back from
fear, so that they persisted. She. frantic
with grief and pain, cannot survive her In.
juries. The nearest neighbors were half
mile away. or aid would have reached her
sooner. The house vas totally destroyed.
The cause of the fire Is mystery.
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Fire Record.

RocHEsrER, N. Y, November This
afternoon fire caused an explosion among
platform at the north end OF the New York
Central railroad freight house, on Kent
street. In an instant the street was
flowing with burning oil, and sectiou Ut
the shipping department was In flames. A
large amount OF freight was there con.
signed to Western merchants by the Msr.
ebanb' Dispatch Company. Ten freight
carr, come Of them loaded, were Destroyed.
The flames extended TO tho receiving ware.
tracks, where SO 900 worth OF freight "a,
stored. The windows snd doors were
burned. but the merchaudise was not dam
aged much, and only by water The totsi
loss IL estimated at from 80, 900 TO 500, OOo
The goods in the receiving house were In.
sured,
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Killed I'm the Massacre at Ashland, Ky,
Yesterday.

In our telegraph columns this morning
will be found full and specia! account OF
the disturbance at Ashland yesterday,
giving a complete list of the killed and
wounded. Among the former is James
Mcdonald, former resident of this city,
who left here six years ago anu
has since been a boiler in the Ashland mill.
Yesterday his mother, who resides at o.
Fifth street, received a telegram an
nouncing that her son was shot ana anvls'
Stephens, her sou-in-law, came to the ksG-
IsrRR office, last night, learned that James
was dead and broke the dreadful news to
her.
Mrs. Mcdonald has son George, who is
helper on the Top mill, and two daughters,
who are EN- ployed at Mt. Belleyiew. The
blow is a severe one to her and her friends
will extend their warmest sympathy.
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HNtu0",

WABASH, IND. November f.-Yesterday
morning Isasc Newsbaum, Of Sotth
Wabash, died Of old age. Mr.. Newsbaum
came TO Wabash county In 1882 and his
lived here ever since. He Was l07 years Of
age and Was said TO be the oldest inhabi.
tant Of Indiana.
WALrHAx, MASS, November i.-James
Moore, q prom inc mt citizen. Who has held
many public offices, died suddenly OF 90.
opleIy last evening, AGED IS. For fifteen
years he vas connected with the chemical
works Of Pittsbu rgh. but returned 70 Walt.
ham about yesr sRo.
LOUIsyiLLs, November LIZ Governor
James =. Robinson, Of Kentucky. died on
the night OF October 81, ut his home. In
Scott county.
LOWELL, MASS, November isLGeu. Bat.
lers sister .in-law, Mrs. Hildreth, died So 4.
denly today.
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POINrsSN PEOPLE
The Most Recent News OF q Personal
Character.

The Most Recent News OF Personal
Character.
Hon. J. +. Newton of Buchannon, is in
the city.
Miss y. Sherrard, of Washington, Pa , is
in the city.
J.B Atkinson, Esq. Of West Liberty,
was in the city yesterday.
John d. Culbertson and family have re-
tarnsd TO the Mcclure hoase.
Miss Bessie Mcdonnell, of Boston, is
visiting Mrs. Block. on Fourteenth street
Gov. ]. r. Jackson. returned to the city.
yesterday, bringing Mrs. Jackson with
BIN.
Squire Geo. ". Nichols left for Brooke
county yesterday morning on = fishing eK.
curSiOn.
James Cracrsft, the we'll known granger
Of Ohio county, was visiting friends in the
city yesterday.
Mr., b. Rine. who resides near Haney,
town, was visiting friends in the city yes
terdsy. He reports big crops.
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EortyY ears Experience efan Old
NurSe

Mrs WinSlow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription Of enc of the best female ply
sicisns and nurses in the United States
and has been u-ed for forty years With
neyerfsiling success by millions OF moth.
ELS for their children. IL relieves the child
trm pain, cures dyseutery and disrrhoeA
gripping inthe bowels and wind collie. By
giving health to the child relieves the
mother. Price IS cents a bottle
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Wbseliue Resister
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER ., IsSs.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

. For Sale-Ronds and Nail Stock.
Notice-Ben Franklin Council .. L. 4,
NJ
Argand ParlOr Stnyes-Nssbitt & Bro.
Wanted To Rrnt-PiaRO.
Moderate and Low-Priced Furniture-G.
Mendel & Co.
Commissioners Sale.
Real Estate Bulleiin-C. A. Shaefer &
CO.-[LOCsl Page.
Election NOtice-West Virginia State
Fair Association.
Ergravings-Kirk's Art Store.
Daimation Insect Powder-R. II. List
SilverWare-Miller & Frsnzheim.
The Apollo Stove-B Fisher & Son.
Perfect Fit Guaranteed-T. {. Mohat s
Co.
Ladies' Fine Shoes. T. Stone.
Oyster Parlor-ThOS. 7. Heyman.
Plate Glass-W. A. Wilson
New Crop New Orleans Molasses-Ed-
ward Reid.
Choice CofIees-J. II. Diehl & Co.
Beautiful Bird Cages-G. W. Johnson :
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no mt he neeeixesl-

In these times OF quack medicicine ad-
yertisemenis everywhere, il is truly graft
flying 10 End one remedy that is worthy OF
praise, and which really does as recon-
mended. Electric B,ttsrs We can vouch for
as being true and relisble remedy, and
and one that will do as recommended.
They invariably cure Stomach aud Liver
Complaints. diseases Of the kidneys and
Urinary difficulties We knox whsreof
we speai. snd can readily saw, give them q
,'iai Sid At fifty cents bottle BY Logan
6 Co
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Grand Opening OF Arion.

The new aud elegant Arion hail will be
opened On Monday next, November 6 The
Nell and favorably known Harmonic MAJ
ntrchor, nov "Arion of Wheeling" assist
ed by some of wheeling's best musical
talent. rs Mrs, G. W. Eoff, Prot. SehOckey
and others. will give a concert to which
the public is respectfully invited. Adj
mission 10 the concert so cents. At the
same time the large and elegant suit OF
reception rooms on the second hoor will be
opened for inspection. On Tuesday, the
follow ing day, a ball and banquet Is given
for members Of the association, and their
families only.
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rru.AAA nin.

wv yeRK. November 1.-The new turn
talon this forenoon in Mutual Union
siiairs which stops the new pooling scheme
creates some excitement in hnanciai CIR
eles and possibly dissppoints the hopes OF
those who expected to profit oy the Pr
nosed arrangement. That arrangement, as
pw.Ss nnblic Yesterday, was that tne stock
holders had placed q majority OF the STOCK
Nth Geo =, Baker, of the First Sst'ohh
pant and Geo. w. Ballon and 4. T. Potter,
of Roston, as trustees, for five years, WITH
full control for voting purposes, put !ne
STOCK was to be deposited WITH tne
Central Trust Company of this CITY.
The wonder wss how this could De
done while there was q previous pool IN
which Baker and Jay Gould were CO.
trustees of a controlling share OF the STOCK.
The inner facts were developed this morn
ING by legal proceedings before Judge Van
Bfunt OF the Superior Court. Application
Was made by Noryin Green. President Oh
the Western Union Telegraph Company,
the holder of 900 shares OF STOCK, anu oy
Mr.. Gould, one of the trustees OIL the
ORIGINAL pool, for an INDUCTION. After read
ing the papers Judge Van Brunt issued the
order. Ii transpires that the Mutual Union
Company, finding difficulty in meeting ls
Indebtedness and to pay the interest on
the bonds, applied to Mr.. Gould Tor help
tbronob Mr.. Baker. There were ugly
suits pending also, incinding tne
validity of the page patent when tne Mui
tual Union was anxious 10 nave ulsposou
~ Il was arranged that Gould should put.
chase of John O. Moore & Co il, 90 shares
Of stock, at an average Of about y, and tnst
50. OOO shares should be put up,for the pool:
In connection with this, Gould also bought
from Baker. who had . like amount l3,Uo
shares which with other stock had oy the
various persons named, amounted 70 more
than the necessary $500 900 needed Tor the
nooI. Gould transferred to the western
Union most OF his stock. The money de-
rived from this transaction went TO pay Tor
construction. Subsequently bonds were
taken by the Western Union and the money
used to psy interest due. Recently, ana
after Baker had elected Q director OF
the Western Union, application was made
by the Mutual Union for more money 70
nav interest. The committee OF the West.
ern Union refused To suthorizs IT, ana
tbereupon Baker put in the hands OF Gould
his resignation. This led to an effort to
form a new pool, which has been stopped
by the injunction. How Baker Is going to
explain his action to Gould, his CO trustee,
and to the court remains to be seen. AS
the case stands, he and his associates arc
bound in the original pool, and are indebt'
ed 10 the Western Union for the money
paid Judge Van Brunt, who is familiar with
telegraph law, having sat ia the hearing Of
the care Of BpnedIct VS.. The Atlantic and
Pacific and Western Union companies In
1873. He then decided on sustaining the
pool.
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Fear Nol.

All kidney and urinary complaints. eSpe-
ciaIly Bright's Disease, Diabetes and Liver
troubles, Hop Bitters viii surely and last
ingly cure. Csses exsctiy like your own
have been cured in your own neighhorhoOd:
ynd voa csr find reliable prof st home OF
v hai Hop Bi.ters has and can do.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-02

LITTLE Rock. November l.-Easiy Tues.
day morning mob broke into the Stafrous
county iail, At Forest City, and rescusd
Ex.Town Marshall Apperson, recently IN.
tened to four years In the penitsnti.ry for
killing Tate Wallace brakeman on the
Memphis sud Little Rock Railroad. The
pubic undoubtedly sym psthiEes With Ap-
who wss 70 have been brought TO the peai.
Tertiary to-day.
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Baeklen,. Arniea AaIx.

The DEsr SALyE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. SILT Rheun Revar
soreS letter, Cbspped Hands, ChilbIainS
Corns' and all Skin Eruptions and nosi'
lively cures Piles II Is guaranteei 10 give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
frlce % cents per box. For sale by Loan
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Alleges Klests.a Yra.Hs.

NEW YoEr, November i-Pisksston De.
tecuves are investigating alleged colonizs-
tim and false registration. and the District
Attorney 10 preparing 70 hiring the matter
before the grand jury. Il 10 claimA that
thirty wsrd politicians will b indicted.
ADD that l.SO illegal votes are reEistssed
in single district.
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Go 20 the Mcclure House cigar stan
for the Iine-I Ten ported cigars.

Quit ShiYering and feeling
cross against yourself and your
neIghbOrS. Buy yourself a. wa rm
Suit of UnIer-ciOthing for but
little money. The Star il the
place to steer to; you will find
all YOU want and ~. Gundling ~
Co. will be happy to do YOU good.
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Trua Co HerHrnsf

Too much cannot be said of the ever
faithful wife and mother, constantly watch
ing and caring for her dear ones, never aee.
Letting single duty in their behalf. When
they are assailed by disease, and the sys-
tenn should have thorough cleansing. the
stomach and bowels regulated, blood puri.
he'd, and malarial poison exterminsted. she
must know that Electric Bitters are the
only sure remedy. They are the best and
purest medicine in the world, and only
cost 50 cents. Sold by Logan Il Co.
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q 1000 Cllx Rrslaef.

CHICAGO, LII, November IA move
ment 10 on foot 70 build Q beit line around
Kansas City. The scheme 10 fsthsred 81
ne stockyrds Company. which tskss half
me stock. dividing the remaindsf smons
nine roadS centerine there.
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nsTraisissNsssG

NxwroKr r L. November The train.
ing feet 10 70 be ordered 70 The West fndies
Tor the winter. and hereafter che sum ness
only will be passed here. - the severity of
ne winters here prevents the boat drills
and other exercises.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE "
i Sininta Exposition and state rsI, ~,
citation, are requested to meet on the -
day of December, INA ut O'clock
the Court House OF Ohio county. for ths =
poee Of holding an election for director, !.
totrankact any other business which mn,
brought before said meeting ascoruins a !.
tions Is, Is aud II Of the bylaw. Of az !.
ISOLATION. U. Ed. MrNDa
non Secp,Ar
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As THE season 10 now here when svely
nerson is in need of good foot weaIi ae
Sire 70 inform the public that my III II, A ~"
winter stock. which Is ialge anu n.
lection s Prices made to suit the times
L. Y. Blond.
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TWO OFFICIAL DIsrRICrs.
Complete Returns From the First and
Third Districts. =

Late last night We were enabled to OBJ
tan the official vote of the First and Third
Congressional Districts. The Fourth has
already been given, and the Second has not
vet come in.
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Totals. ......l4,i4
Colts plurality, i,S2.
THIRD DISTRICT.
ONE FROM WHEELING

II will be seen that Kenna carried every
county in his district, except Upshur.
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MORNING Glory Baking Powder. Sold by
All leading dealers Buy il and you viii
use no other. 6. 8. Feeney. proprietos.
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LADIES who want perfect htanS snoe
sbonld call early and see the most exEa'
siye stock of tne shoes eyer shown IN !oe
oity. i desire to call particular attsns,oa
10 The latest arrival OF hand seveoz snosS
osSe on common sense lasts. L. fsbaono-
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Gxrar bargains in Boots ana o9ce ,i ,Ss
males and females, ut l. V. baono ID i
Main streek
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Following is the Thermometer record
yesterday, compared with the correspond
ing day Of last year:
ISL. lSa
IA.N.l3NSP. u Jpn. 7AMRNSPMTP.N
% ~ g. - % 70 G6
Almanac This DaT.
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.r,;s.b,e their evenings enjoyment naa
hem rudely forestalled. and g .nen ~ to
none of the masculine eeroel Pm. i.ss
substitnte the other, though pl an.
satisfactory article enlosddns sntii next Hol.
~ Fan = sadder and wiser y crowd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-02

NV YoEx, Eovemhsf I. - Thuris,
Wecd's condition 70 mueh improved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-02

The nearest inialHable remedy is prausA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-02

MoRSIxs Glory Baking Powder. Pure
end wholesome. Ask your grocer for it.
G. s. Feeney, proprietor.
MKS,s Fine Hand sewed Shoes hest makes
ant corrcct styles, at l. V. Bonds.
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,nn RE. sun sets. Noon RIses Day . Length

sun RiNeS- sun Sets Noon Rises Day y Length
627 s9i n4gP.M-i JOSS
Average yesterday, 6Sls. = ; =
Same day last year, 81,
Weather cloudy with rain.
The weather To-day.
WASHINGTON, November > A. N-For
The Tennessee and Ohio valley cloudy
weather, with light rains, stationary or
lower temperature, nOrtherly winds, and
higher pre- sure.
For the Lower Lake region clearing wealth
er. northerIy winds. stationary or lower
temperature snd higher pressure.
Letter Carrier Report
We are indebted to the Chief
Clerk NJ the pOStOtfice, for the following
report of the business done at the office for
October, 1882:
DELIVERED.
Registered ~
Mail lettcgs....... ll,leo
Drop S,Oss
DrOD DCrStlll 1SNl
PRpers.............
'Sor-aN
COLLECTED
Mail ~
''''''''''''' % ~,
y, -
Total ............-.-..
Total pieces handled
Increase over October, ISL. oss'z