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TOLEDO, O., November l4.--It is now
stated that the demonstration which pre-
vented tho ex.Prest O'Connor from
lecturing here Sunday evening, was an
organized movement cmana,ins from III,
Jesuit Church here. Mayor Romeis has
instructed the chief OF police that o Como,
or any one else must DO protected in Tic
right Of free speech, II the whole police
force is required, and That II the chief an
ticipates danger he must call upon the
Mayor for additional help. The chief says
he anticipates no further trouble. O'Con
nor is still here and says hc will lecture.
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!, Robert White No. o., Marlln.burg-wIll
II. Rlggs, ". N. IS,

II, Rlrgs, w, N. 10, 80 = I - W.
Lebanon No. IS, alilton-J. ", Horndon
bethany No. 60, 1,ethany-colley shriyer
rep; James 2. Rodgers, ". If. Erl5H ri
Anderson No. 70, Alderson--S. Il. Hill, rep
Reedy No. Il, Three Forks OF Reedy--E
Indian %sf d1 EEK No. u, cen,ervlIle--A. ii
Phoenix \ No !, 20. sI.sersyille-usanvlllc L
Coal Valley No. =, Coal valley-So repre-
| Mystic No. rs, Grafton George Brinkmau
W. ~: W.T.. Lilly,J. W. - ..l
Summersyille No. 70, Summersville-JohI
G.. Malcolm, s. W. lyg1.#t@L g
Monroe No. u, llnion-No representative
John Dove So.1S, peterstown--1I.C g. 1lyrn
side, rep. N T.l0F5sf II
1Iaml!n No. 70, lIamlin-lIcnjamin F
Curry, s. W. I0l. +.
Malta No. 50, Charlestowa--Joseph Gold
smith. W. NJ. ,0I / : ~ :" -
Rock Cave No 81, Centrevlllo-W.K. VII
son, ". NJ. 9ET0 h1IT. a1'f NV
Mount Nebo No. OF, shepherastown j. s
Fleming, ". NJ. '.5.1 III. {. j.s.
Elk Branch No. %, Dunlelds-Jus. d. os
born, NJ. II"r - -
Frankfori No, %, Franktord-No rcp=e
Triiuminar No. III. Mtdjtcwav-s II
Engle, VI. NJ; John W. Grnntiam. rem -
lii addition 10 the aboyc nan,rI ,hcrc wer,
nyesent in ,e ,,a,yas W ,.,,ia .ic.e W.T.
oncnr1 in n,nnjS MN a1,or ~" '"h u",
by the Grand Chaplain, the Grand Scsre.s,,
proceeded to read tho renort that Ind h"e''
sent by Grand Master RILEY. allowing lin,
there we're read The reports Of tho Treastrrcr
Secretary, Lecturer. and District Dcnu,y
Grand Masters. The reading OF til csc repori,
occupied the time until after 10 o. clock Al
their conclusion the FIand Lodge adjourned
until 100 O'clock tbis eva,,jn, - ~ Nv.
nounclng OF the following commlt,eos ..0 "'''
iiorA-8rand 1.ect,lr, and his deput;es.
| Returns of Loigts--J. d. Wrymo,,th n
W. Stricklcr, J. l.. KnIghtW u. II Iinramfe,
ter, J. V. Seymour, W. stourkass T; !
Lowther, W. a. Winters. John N. Cn'l;n. :"
Charters and .Diapeasa,ions-Ceo' " Fril,
John g. ScAi!lipg, Alex Ii. Forver ~'"''
Grieraaces and .iupeoIs-W. a IIen,o,t T
W. Grantham, J. ii, McConiha, u If s,uck y
A. II. Butt '-sS.1 49, : s''>"'
FTnunce-Will II. Riggs. Goo, f. Tbor,
I
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RIVER NEWS,
Local nnti TcicSrnphie-HIiscci IuneOu.
Levec I.ncOntcS

Local nnl TcicSrnphic-HIiscciI uneOu.
LeSec IncOnIcs. ~ 40.
The Elaine passed down, en- route iron
Pittsburgh to parkersburg. 81
The familiar form OF Capt. Billy Coulsor
was seen lying about the levee yesterday.
Surveyor Beach lett Oft the Andes for ,
weeks trip Gown the river. lie has fiy,
boats to measure. y ~ 80
The Batcheior was yesterday morning.
packet tor. Parkersburs, and the Diurnal will
leave III the same trade to-day.
Yesterday the river rose slowly and wa.
still rlsingat dusk, while the marks indicated
depth OF ! feet inches in the chunncl. =.
Among the river men in town Yesterday
attending the sale OF the Neal was Cant, No.
E!haney, Of the Ohio Valley Transit Com
pany. - -
business was brisk on the levee Yesterday,
The local packets did good business, and
the Andes received and discharged large
quantities Of freight. 5l= - = o
The Andes got away about S o'clock with
all the freight It could possibly carry and a
CABIN full OF passengers. Capt. Muhlcman
was IN command. The Andes arrived ub0ut
2oelock yesterday morning.
The Wyoming leaves for Memphis and
way points, instead Of St. Louis as aunounc.
ed yesterday. The steamer, which is line
one IN every particular, will be at the levee
tomorrow. Capt. Coulson, her agent can
be found at the ST. James. :
Monday, the steamer Annie L. Douchertv
sued the =. w. Anderson before Commission.
er Forbes, OF the U. s. Court, 10 recover $500,
claimed for services rendered in pulling the
Anderson Oft n bank last spring during low
water. The general opinion is that the price
asked lisa big one. ne
Yesterday the J. s. Neal was sold at auc.
ton from the upper end of the leyee by
Auctioner 1laller to W. L. Edwards, of Mid
dleport, he paying s. 500. Mr.. Edwards will
use the boat in the coal trade. The Neal was
small tow boat about seventeen years old
ana At the time she WAS tied up by the u. s.
Marshal, which was several months sinrr
was owned by the Anchor TRANSPORTATION
Company, Will J. Hudson, Superintendent
aud captain. At the time she was tied IN
she did not possess scratch OF license;paper
or inspection paper from the Government,
The reason for her being tied up, however.
WIS that she was iibeled by Larry Harrison
ana Others Tor wages. 1t was found that the
so od was heavily in debt, owing as high US
sou IN wages to ono :1ail. There was also n
number OF outside claims. AT the price
sold. all claims can be liquidated.
PtrrsuuEan, Novembe. 14.-Rver 2 feet 4
inches and stationary. Weather clear and
cold. "'''' .'e"' anu
CINCINNATI, November 14.-River s feet I
lneHoa and falling. Weather clear and very
cool. Departed: Queen City, Evansville.
EVANSVILLE, November l4.-Iiyer @ feet &
inches and rising Weather clear. Their
mometer So Arrived, Cobler. 1880 !. ". De.
parted. liaum, Memphis, and Clyde, Water.
loo, Or \, lrT SI' I - - $50
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A MICHIGAN boy ute a bar of soap, drank n
10Y OF soda water and went to bed 10 cure his
cold. The doctor had hard time 10 mil
him through, hut the boy now says the next
time lle catches cold he will use Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrun. .7.a - - ''
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PERSONAL NOTES.
whereabouts OF Wiicciingitcs and Some
of Their ErIpnhs s.

""credbott*of WhccffHGffcs and SOIiit
of Their Friends. 40,
]. G. Malcolm, late sheriff OF Nichola.
county, was at the State House yesterday on
business. 81 r - =
Mr.. W. NJ. Thornbure, Of Lorain, O., su.
|perintendent OF the G., r. Y. & W. railroad,
is in the city. IN :
Dr.. Mcslasters md s. Q. Hamilton, OF Bel.
laire. went to St. Clairsville yesterday to at.
tend the NJ. L. Conference. 90, d
Larney I. Carr, who has been travelling for
Logan u Co. for several years. Is lying dan
gerously i'll ut bis home in Fairmont. =.
s. A. Donella and TT. Hayslip, OF Hun.
tington, and Joseph II. Holloway, Of Point
Pleasant, are among the distinguished cti-
zens OF the State now In town. .rH
Mr.: Edmund Booking las returned from
Cha leston, where he was in attendance upon
the y: :; Court; He saya that down there
everybody Is talking Of Frank L. kenna for
United States Senator and Joe Woods for
Speaker OF the House OF Delegates. NJ
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Emincn1 ~. LOUIS PhysiSians Says:
tC0LnESts LlquID BEEF Tonic Is a very
agreeable article Of diet, and particularly
useful when tonics are required, as It is tol
cratcd when other forms Of animal food are
rejected. III Diphheria, Ague, .lialaria,; 7y
phoid Ferefs, and erery depressing disease, il.
asc is most acknowledgement We have prescribed
II with excellent SUGGEST J. II. Leslie, NJ,
D.; G. ?. Copp, NJ. D.; s. B. Parsons, NJ. D..
i. a. Vaughan, N. D Drs. y. L. and J. G.
Niedele,; VIM. Porter, NJ. D., and many 9th
ors. Remember the name, CoLDESs-t no
other. MwrAw.
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CLOSING out sale of the following specialties
chlldren's Morocco Button, solar tip, I ,e
10, Csc. -' '-I ~ "a
, cnil ID Morocco Button, solar tip, III;
Wou,ens Grain, Button, 81 90. ii.
Women's Peb. Goat Button, worked button
holes, $l.00, worth $2.o5.
Womens Kid button, worked button
holes, 81 so, worth $500. T.-- r
,Women's Cloth Top Hutton, Il o5, wortl
Womens Cloth Top Button, $500, worth
$3.50. AT L. Y. DtoSn's 4
.". 1885 Maiu Street.
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The following shows the range OF the tt er-
mometer. rs observed ut schnepfs drugstore,
Opera House corner, yesterday: =
1851 1852
~. l2A .sr. x.7rXl7A. x.12N.3r. y.7r,r
- % ri 10 10 Is 10 Al
INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON D. c.. November Is, IA, NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fuir
weather, winds mostly nor.''wes,erly, sta
tionary or lQwer temperature and higher
pressure. u.
For the Lower Luke Region, partly cloudy
weather, occasional rains, southerly veeriug
westerly winds. stationary or lower temper.
allure and high pressure. Il.
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Golden Wedding

Take one pound of granuIated sugar, hall
pound Of butter, beat these 10 Il light cream
then add in four parts (beating light cacl
tlme} the well beaten yolks OF twelve eggs
stir into this one cup sweat milk, one len
spoonful extract vanilla. and one and one
fourth pounds OF Hour, having mixed through
the Dry hour one and half lneasuges nBan
ner" Baking Powder. Bake one hopr ir i
For the lcing-TaE e Two and half cup:
yranu.latea sugar, half cup water, haii three
ln'nutes, when cool add tho whites OF three
eggs slightly beaten, aud one teaspoonlul ex.
tract vanilla. i.r--- - ~ -
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CELEBRATED MAKES,

Sole Agents of +. Z. BURT'S Woman,s
line Shoes. Also, Cox, Young and Gard.
ner's Mems tine Shoes, both makes, guar.
snteed. Call and SEQ them NJ
]. ". AMICK'S,
HIS Main Street.
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!, :, LADIES Curaco and French Kid Hand.
Turned Button Boots and slippers, Tor dane,
Ing, ut 40 Twelfth street. 1,4lI. -,
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THE LOCAL. I.Ea1sLAruRC,
Last Nights Regular Neutrality-suspicious..
p ant Financial Ncportn-1he Elm Grove
/ Sfenni Motors Pass tho SECOND Rrhucs,,
hnt nrc Killed in tho TirAt-.Othcr Mar.

Last Nights Regular Meciins-Impors.
mt Financial Rcports-1he Elm Grove
Nfcnni Motors Pass tho AccOnd nrhuc,p,
hnt nrc Killed IN tho TirAt-.Othcr Mar.
tiers. ists r2g '.i.ii1g n INA
Last night being the first regular meeting
o. November, as a matter ofcour:e, there was
All immense amount Of business on hand in
the sbupe Of reports, petitions, etc. For a
wonder the members were prompt In arriving
Iso was a good sized lobby In the interest OF
the Elm Grove ma.ier} and by $50 o'clock
there wasa big quorum Of both branches
present. The President Of the Second Branch
being absent, Mr.. IIlldreth was called to the
Chair. The roll call showed the following
rhembers ab.ent: Armstrong, Dnnnlng, Hal.
Ter, Hoffman. Kennedy, Warehouse aud
President Scott On motion tho reading OF
reporter requested 10 take or his Int, and the
big pile OF business attacked In the following
order: nc -
The City Clerk presented the following,
which was received and filed: r
The different committees have expended
the following amounts since May 1st, 1881,
to November lst, 1882,
steeets alleys and 1867 10
Matet Hdtkh.... f2bt7 6t
FIN peraiImeht,.,...". see. 1856 ~
i'Ents \ ..".- t6i W
Dtath In tthnsltu Us
The City Rec lever presented the following,
which was received and filed: II herewith
hand sou my report for.the month Of Octo.
ber 1883, OF the receipts and disbursements
Tho disbursemlents represent only such
drafts drawn on the Receiver as could be
cas'ed out Of funds In his hands, and docs
not include all orders drawn OH him, but the
larger portion Of the expenditures Of said
month have been accepted aud how are held
by the different banks. For full report
thereof refer you 10 the Item In tho City
Clerks report nntler the head OF drafts IN
!ransiti or outstanding orders. All Of which
Is respectfully submitted" :.
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i CAnNAuAS & ENGLISH carry aud sell the mob.
biest line Of Ladies' and Gents slippers in
.he city "A s ''i,Ii
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PATENT Leather Pumps at 70 Twelfth grest
Ruiucaioutu I.ianop

------- RCIUETIUyl III tE1NzU1s =
Prcsert stock OF pianos, Sleinway, Knnbt
Chick ering, 1Iallet & Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, &C., at the very lowest prices
and great reduction for cost. Call early ant
secure great bargains:
=.l LrcAs' Music sroRr,
ess GS 1142 Main street,
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\ rsLI line of Ladies' French and Cu,aeos
Kid Button hand sewed, In the latest STYLES.
lie Grccau toe, at l.. v. BLowb's.
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Advertisements.

c. n. Taylor has been prominently men
toned as the peoples candidate for City Ser
eeant at the coming election. Doubtless Mr.
Taylor will give his competitors close race
as We have heard several business men sgni
fy their Intention OF supporting him.
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GR4Ep Electric ,,ivht Concert al Louis
schwalb's First Eatjona.- Saloon, Thursday
evening, November 10, by tho Wheeling
Opera House Orchestra, & 80 ~ R7[
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TIE usual merchants lancll nj tho New
hcf.ure House Sample Rooms daily.
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Qhe Q''telligge,ueas
o"'r: ho,. 20 ana 81 Four,ccnth stresi:


NeW advertisements. u l
bridgeport Coal -kohnlne Bros.
Poke! knives-W. s. Hutcttins. III.
a,hurch Social at Thomson NJ. L. Church. .
The Argand Parlor Stoves.
Louisiana StAie Lottery.
Cincinnati and Louisville Independent
PAcEe.-C. W. Anderson. =
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TnE finest line Of hand and machine work
In Boots and Shoes are sold by Canadian 4
English. ~ Z EFa'
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SKIN HUMORS. @2
Mrs. s. L. whIpplc. Decatur. Mich. writes that
her face. head Rul come parts OF her body were nj.
nos. raw. NeGd coYerc With scabs and sores, SUI.
Tered lcnriully, aud tried everything. Permanent.
" cured by CutlcuA ResOlrent tbl0od purifier and
Cutlc,lrA and Cutlc,lm Soap THE great skin curcs).
| z CuTlCURA. REMEDIES nre for fale BY ni drug.
glsts. Principal depot. - f
oc2S VIA. WEEHs & POTTER. Eoston. Mass
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CUTlCuRA.
& lttijc Il "a

TIE CUTlCuRA TREATMENT, for the cure Of
sIiH Scalp and Blood Diseases, consists In The In.
lernal use Of Cuiicura Rcsoycn,, The new blood
purifier, md the external use Of CutcuR and Cut.
ctlrh Soap the great skin cures -T1--'--' -
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Z TAKE Hunter Sitter Hunters SITTER Co.
S1sskiiohen qpeeiait!es--cincinnaii s. New
Work. Circulars free. .g.sT 'Gx12
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Go,SG to the lisp Friday evening? Yes,
next Friday evening Then get your dancing
pumps from Carnahan & English. Their
line can't be equaled by any other house in
the CITY LEs.'I 90 ~ : 49, : -
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FMS, Pits, Fits.
successfully treated BY Worlds Dispcnsary
Medical Association. Address, With s,amp
for pamphlet. Buffalo, N. Y. wshw
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The digestive organs weakened aud worn
ont ny using cathartic medicines, restored by
using Browns Iron Dilteg, psw
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Fer sale by Logan Il Co. 5f'

No headache or back.,lc!ic for ladies'
who drink swine OF CARDUl.". "a /.
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lSKIN DISEASE. w. MS
F. II, Drake, Esq.,, Detroit. Mich, suffered be-
You'd all description from skin disease which ap
Peared on his bands, head and face and nearly de-
sroyed his eyes. The mort careful doc,oring failed
10 help him, AMI after NIL had failed lie used The
cuticira Resolvout (blood puIiileD internally
| CaticUta and CrticuH soap {the great skin cures
externally and was cured, and has remained per
| ftctly well to this day Us = I|.s. .-r.a III,
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TnlnD invoice Of Ladies' handsewed Com.
mon Sense Shoes just received at .5
5.55g,5 ,5t5 l., Y. BLoND's,.
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7 Emincn, s,. Louis lhysiNians Say.

"PATESr Leatlers," for Ladies and Gent
at 10 Twelfth street. m.
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DOR RENT.

DOR RENT.
Part Of the ground iioa. AMI NIL Of he upJG
part Of the Old Smith B,ewtry building. cOtatf
Seventeenth and Chaplne streets. Building Il %
leet by 40 feet. VIII lease for five years
lev. ERsKlSf 4 ALLISON, Ait!s
nos H.r .H M l3lS hArsu Street
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{. Forty years trialt;i proved BLACK.
DAAl lGAT" the bes. liver medicine il
the world. s-,5 ~
For sale by Logan l. Co. # e
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t..# s... 81. CL lRANILLE. .".
AR. LII. Patterson arrived homo from the
Eis. the first par. OF the week. ~
Henry Eeilville, who killed man named
poly in York township some time ugo, was
indicted FOR murder in the second degree.
The GAINESVILLE District Conference held
its first annual session in the NJ. L. Churcl,
Monday evening, with about fifty members
present. The Introductory services were
conducted by Presiding Elder G. W. Gray,
after which Rev. 4. ". Butts preached q
very acceptable cermon. AT the session YES.
terday q discussion by lev. A. w. Butts,
OH Qualifications and Duties Essential
TO Ministerial and Pastoral Success" occu.
pied tho attention Of the Conference. Last
evening Prof. G. Il. Hitchcock, OF St. Glars.
vile, and Rev. @. i. 1Genthorn, OF Morris.
town, discussed the Art OF Teaching in the
Sunday School, The Conference will prob.
ably adjourn this evening. T..
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Professionalism" ma:cs chills

sHa 7eyer Impossible Az
Fer sale by Lagap 4 ca, "a ~, ..55s,
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Fol: RENT
A very comfortable two.story Brick Rsell'
ing House with rooms, in 4 desiable pat
OF the city. Possession given imne4ll.lsly.
oc3o |. lEWlS.
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SALT, RliEIJM.

PSORIASIS. -
H. T. Carpenter. ESQ.,, Henderson, n. y, cured Of
psorissis or Leprosy Of twenty years standing, by
The Cntieula ReSnlyent tblOoI pu,ierl Internally.
curcs( externally. The most wonderful cnsc on
record. Cure certified TO bcloicA Justice Of the
peace anu prominent citizens. All afflicted
with Itching md scaly diseases should send to us
for this testimonial In full. EI''-' y
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WANTED AN EXpERlENCED4Ap
w competent Mil riAtC shcArinlli;. w, W.
come well recommended. Apply TO fAlCoA Ky iEV'
d NAIL CO.. Miles. Ohio h0t
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A WORD OF CAUTION
TO INTENDED PURCHASERS
Fall and Winter Wraps.


BLUM & MARKS, li9G Main street are one
Of the largest dealers in this city. Mannlac'
tire their own Sacques, Clocks, DolInans,
Misses, Chlldrens and Infants Cloaks.
BLUM & MARKS are able TO show you
more garments and finer array OF styles to
ehoose from, than any other house in the
city.
BLUM 4 MARKS possess greater facilitles
to compete with their rivals in The trade. as
all their Garments are manufactured by
Messrs, |. Blum & Co., Philadelphia, and G.
Hlua.e Bro, OF New York, and Forwarded
here as fast us finished. Recollect all goods
for their trade is especially made for Wheel,
ing trade. In finish Of workmanship and tit
they bent any goods OF any manufacturer in
the country.
Purchasers OF this line Of goods do not fail
when in search OF u rare burgain to call at
the Reliable Clothing House Of a"
blum ~ Marks.
'uol3 Jfne MAIN STREET.
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FOR SALE.
WANTED,

VXIANTED-BY A SOBER AND IN.
w DUsTRl lUS yolns man, )GStion a'toot
~ 4. So'' n0iW
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YITANTED-A YOUNG MAN u a
w Drug Store. Address IN own handNt.HE.
with rcic&CnCe, stating lge. cxperleEcc aG, ,s''
Inirll iprncer niIIrc pkliMGLsI. N9Is
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We trust 1t may be your pleasure to adopt
the following resolution:
Eeso'rel, That the City Clerk be authorized
to draw his order upon the Receiver in ia.
vor OF the toa!d OF Public Works for a..
0e0 ~ and TINT tho came hu placed to tie
credit Of the Board. =, 7
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IJIANTED AN EXPERIENCE. e.
w Clerk In II Drug Stare. Must E quG, ~,
rect, OF good habits. md willIuG 10 snStn II
NECESSARY. address al Hhee!sg Pe''oi'e' r rofT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-15

NyANTED-AT WHEELING CE ~ :
w coai Comwnys Mines, ,#9 nile, c ou renr n,
T. Y. & ". Railroad. Thirty gOni Heiss i",1.4f
Steady work guaranteed. i'licESo 9! mi s,,.. ~,
lSt. IN cents ncr ton j. v. WATtks. .nI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-15

Cr''tlt%:ra:: ! .aSe lless.
Gin sta.ingtlIat have uHd
Erown's Iron Bittcts for rp..
LARA and ucryou, troubles,
caused by Ovcrwosk, with
excellent results.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-15

The Committee on Fire Department pre-.
sented quite a lengthy report and four reso.
resolutions authorized the payment oi bills
amounting 10 s., 1856 81; that the City Solicit
| tor make tender OF $40 to Hook and Schra.
der in settlement Of the SIS bill; that the
eomm't.ee's chairman be authorized 10 pur.
chase the Clator ladder at cost OF Slje that
the chaiman be authorized TO purchase 8 900
feet OF American hose at cost OF 81 per foot,
with COUPLINGS efr -
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-07-28
A NOTE FOR AUGUSTA WOOL
GROWERS

Wool-growers should note the fact that
owing to the change of fashions, the
lack of demand for coarse woods, the
disposition on the part of the masses of
the people to wear finer and smoother
cloths, fine and medium woods are now
worth in the market from Z to 10c per Id.
more than the coarse wool, such as the
Cotswold and other coarse wool sheep
Wool-growers who have focks of these
coarse wool sheep could not do better than
to put in these focks of coarse ewes a
thoroughbred Merlno buck. The result
Of such q cross on the coarse wool ewes
would be the most desirable quality Of
medium and delains wool worth as before
stated from to 1Oc per Id. more than the
common coarse wool now almost the ex-
elusive product Of this county. The Me-
rino sheep is the most hardy of all breeds
of sheep and the experience of growers
who have bred this cross for years is
entirely satisfactory as to the result in
enhanced value of the wool, and a good
sized and hardy lamb.