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FINANCIAL AND oommERcIAL.
New York Money and Stocks.

NEW YoRK. January a-Money ss4 per cent
closed at az per cent. Prime mercantile paper 81
H6 ner cent. Sterling Exchange bankers bill
steady At s. S254. demand o. SS5@.
GoVRRHHkFr-Irrtgula and generally weak
extended IS declined Y per cent TO lOS1f bid.
LehiSh q wilkes.
y. 8. S. extended. Sst T. q 8. G. trstS.ll3
Q. & 4S upoiS. 1iS4I .. p. Land GrantG.-li0
Pacific q Of 9i........l2s .. P. sinking iund-llS
Central Pacific install Tekas Pac land Ets. w
Ee acknowledgements. 9G lido. RIO Grand diy.-- SS
RAILROAD bonds Generally firm.
STATE sEcumrIEs-Dull and without any fea'
lures.
Louisiana conSolS.. 73IVlrginA 6s............. IS
Missouri 6F.........-..ll0 Virginia conAOlS, ex.
81 osGph-........,......l09 tra mat coupons. 80
TenneGCe q. ........... I6IviTgiuia deferred. l2%
Tenucbee d. new.-.. 4Il4l Ex. div.
SToCTs-The market was generally dull and
steady throughout the forenoon, but showed q
dtmer tone and fractional advance early III the
afternoon! la tho lat hour the market was trll
and advanced lkaH per cent. but Ia the last half
hour WNs weaker and declined 1SaN per cent, for
the general list, while Michigan Central dropped
IL per cent few minutes before three O'Clock.
The general market was not much changed from
lastnight.
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Gke QlatelLiaenten.


onires Nos. 40 aud ~ Fourteenth street.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate
gives strength where there has been exhaus.
tion aud yigcF In place OF impaired vitality,
fThRkW
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DR.. J. (: SMITH,
VA I'M OHAPLINE STREET.

NO. III OHAPL1NE STREET.
..., OyIdcnce OF physicians success Is the tes
timony Of his patients Inc lncFeanS o I9,
nyIpOEiT and iA!ry with those who have consulted
honD'4v ,,sver use patients name without permits
Me: tbnnvh have many hundred cernnC3tes from
Eoe whom SSSs cf thorough medical edacaoS
,H MANY years hOsp xperence and familiarity
VIZ. hsrsntC agents, close Observance oil tenn
MsHt,SaHtsi pcCulISitlGs and strict attention 70
PelIarjc management inSlres success, IL cure Ia
n!ISibe and frankly give the patient my opinion.
HOMIE PROOF
v,apey and Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
O. Ann,NI rcrrIby- -"Eothing scanned to nelp me;
Soald mol q! out Of bed. d; Smith CURED me-"
Wheeling, VIVA.
r,,,,,h Polypus Of Nose, Impaired y0iee.-sui.
"a, ~, yesT talent medicine LaIled 70 help me.
n, smith completely cured me; rr
olspeIdel 4 Co. Wheeling, W. Va.
,DsISI IaI,eJ 70 dive me relief DR.. Smith cured
~, ws ga THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent.
%Had them for iSTIisIFa S ss M Ssh
,sIiced Tor iourteen year; Nothing seemed to
hell him. Dr. Smith cured him. c,ps
Barkctstreet, Wheeling, W. Va.
Csncer,-"Sufered Ior years win cancer. HAD II
ant mi three times. Il returned after each opera
~ ~ saith cured me without knife caustlc or
uVG' w. '''''' MRS. Il. n. CIRCUIT.
PAL Nj FistulG OF Anuk-Elat Of my back for Is
weeks Reported dyitg Dr.Smitncureo me WIN
out knIIe In ave week.. ,r,,o,,,s ,o,rv
Wholesale Grocer, Main b., wheeling W. Va.
nlreraiIopB oil Rectum, ProlGpsus and Piles
"TsS given lip 70 do and pronounced incurable.
n, smith M r.si me without kniio."
49, WARRINGTON DKLANY,
Martins Ferry.
Rev. II. o, IAdd wrItcS-"Dr Smith professional
s.rTices in my family have boon most satisfactory
md ccrImend him 70 all ~ gentleman and q
skilliul physician"
tor Ssyop yefS aud treated by many physicians for
drSD,nSIA' Dr. Smith said had tape-worm and
n eishI holirS removed monster 100 feet long,
Ferisle CUmplRintS-ThEce yeAs In hospitals lot
female, yye me peculiar advantages In such cases
per0nS cured OF CAlarrh, diseases Of heart, liver,
stomach. Kidneys, skin, blood, nervous affections
and WeaknCAes OF mon and youth, scrofulA and
sIthua testify 70 my success.
Piles cured without the knife. ----..-'
Patients at distant may be treated ~ letter ana
s,tiSiscton guaranteed. A chart for sell exAminA:
uon sgii on receipt Of two threecent stamps, and
sIrioSTltSIIon Il once free. Once houn from A.
N. .o7r. ~, dsily. Gall On or address =,
myl2 No III Chsnllue 81. wheeling: W Va
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NEW YoRK, January 3i.-DRY GooDS.-The mar.
ket Is full OF buyers and large degree Of attention
was LiYen 10 a classes Of fabrics, but business Il
qualities arc unsteady request for many moderate
GssOTtmenB For staple aud ColorUd cOttOns tho dc.
mAnd Is well maintained. American md Arnold
Iii IL. IL 1. 1 & Ia
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THURSDAY, THE 8rH DAY OF FEBRU.

9aO1hoOA ~ AAS JILL Ia Va y EbhC-
AIRY, 1888,
Commencing at o'clock A. W, as the time, and
his office. No. 1870 ChRpline Street. In the city oil
Wheeling, West Virginia, ~ the place at which he
Will proceed 10 ascertain and report the several
matters In The SAid order Of reference required.
Ky Mld otlef aEo ptoViues tAs w ny tp
successive weeks Ihall 10 equivalent 10 personal
service thereof on the parties TO this suit.
Given under my hand thus 1.th day OF January,
A. D. lSs3. JOSEPH K, PAULL
Commissioner,
R0bt White and II. N. Russell. Esqs, collectors
for complainant, aud Daniel Peck, ESQ.,, Tor DO.
PENDANTS. jRiS III
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NO. O. eilRlro and Cambridge Accommodation
except Sunday.
.: & O. Sleeping Cars on all through trains.
Clo9e connections are made for all points 6outh
and Southwest, North and Northwest, making this
desirable route for coloniSS and persons moving
70 The great West and 10 whom particular attention
N given.
WHEEL1Ne, PITTS AND BALTIMORE DIV.
Leaye " heellng......640A A. NJ, 1850 ?. NJ, E4oE 4
No trains run on this Division on Sunday.
Tickets 70 all principal points on sale at Depot.
Sleeping Car accommodations can DO secured at
Depot Ticket ONCE
TH0s. H. B. HAAsE, Ticket Agent
JOHN I. LANE, TIGy. Passenger Agent.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, N. OFT.
u y. DEVRIEs. Gen'l Agent. Wheeling.
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ToLkpo, O., January Sl.-EOon Doa,d-whcat
at Il e: March 81 Is; &phi 81 TX; Nay i i.S +
July 81 0734. Corn hrm: high mixed $50. No. spot
January 5ilzc; February b4hc bid: May S7slc. Oats
dull; No. 9, Acc. Ito ed-WhGaI stronger No. Z red
spot 81 OS{ bid; February 81 06 bid: March 81 09i
bid: April 81 llA bid: May SllS: Juno 81 icy; July
81 0S bid. Corn dull; No, spot bic bid; February
5I54c bid; March 669Sc bid; Nay 6S1sc. Oats dull;
ann nnmlnHi
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PTTTsBUEGH, Pa, January 3l.-Petrolcum-
Active: United certificates firm; closed at 81 ok;
refined 7ssRT5{c for Philadelphia delivery. 1he
afternoon martet was &C I've and irm and opened
at 81 0!1< declined 10 81 O9b recovered and closed
at 81 ok. Trading heavy.
CrNclSSAlI. January Sl.-Livc nogS frm; com.
mon and light s5 60G6 50; packing and bntch6Ik'
% 45a6 S.. Receipts 3oS head; shipments 237 head.
TITuSvIILE, Pa, January 8l.-Petroleum-opcn
ed At V7c' closed nt 81 0l shipments, 1924 bar.
reS; charters, S,i6 barrels runs, 1882 barrels.
on CRY, January Sl.-oI opened at9skSc, which
was the lowest; highest o. CS1S closed u 81 OK.
Sales S,77g 600 barrels,
BRADYlRD. PA, January -Petroleum9ope
At csc; highest 81 OIL lowest 0Sc closed AtSl OK
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EAST LIBERTY, Pa, January SI.-Cattle-Rcceipts
l69 head: market slow but im NJ s. 75R6 co. fair 10
good s. 00G6 TO- common 81 25A4 rs.
HogS-Receipts ! $50 head; market actlve Phlla.
delphiaS 50 sOA1 TO- Batnores % 6Sa6 rs; Yorkets
s. 60a6 6S.
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HOMIE PROOF

Wholesale Grocer, Main b., wheeling. W. Va.
ulceraiIons oil Rectum, ProlGpSus and Files
"EsS Tiyen I'm 10 do and pronounced incurable.
n, smith cured me without kniio."
VI ''-- '' ' WASHINGTON DKLANY.
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Peace op Earth ~

Christmas, with its tide of religious
and kindly associations is again upon
us, aud the glad tidings proclaiming
"peace on earth to men good will will
be announced ere another morn, IA II
was to the waiting shepherds nearly
nineteen hundred years ago. Peering
back through the silent centuries at the
scene In the stable at Bethlehem, when
the Prince of Peace was born, believer
and unbeliever alike must be thrilled
with "A supernatural wonder at the fruit
age that has grown from the little seed
then planted. Talk as men will Of ie
| ligious decadence, and ridicule as they
may Christian d)gmas that finite reason
cannot comprehend, the song of the
angel announcing the Saviour's birth
will find a responsive echo in tie
hearts Of the mill ons with which the
world is peopled to day. To the wei
fed and clothed, as we'll as to the hungry
and miserably clad, the Christmas mes
sage comes, and perhaps no better lesson
is taught at this gracious season than
the duties of the rich to the suffering
poor.
The Christmas tidings Of peace come
with peculiar appropriateness to the
United States, which, in contrast with
other nations, is enjoying a period of the
most profound tranquility. Great
Britain lives in daily dread of dynamite
explosions, and its leading men go about
carrying their lives in their hands Rus
sia is in the midst of fierce anti Semitic
persecution Germany has discon-
tented popuace that are fast fleeing to
other shores to escape the rule OF the
Iron Chancellor Spain has her revolu
tionis,s Portugal Is threatened with
an earthquake, aud France has her
hands full in the dispute over the Ton
quin matter with China. A temporary
dullness in trade is the only shadow
that darkens the Christmas celebration
in this country, and that Cloud b.is fair
to be soon lifted for the new year. The
message of JOY finds the nation at pcace
with itself aud all nations, respected by
all and "surpa SSed by none"
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TEMPERANCE LECTURE.
A Uororsd womsn In tho Cow, House.


Yesterday afternoon at $3.50 Mrs.
Frances Ellen Watkins Harper, a Colored
woman of considerable oratOrical merit,
delivered lecture in tho court house
uudor the auspices Of the Womeu's Chris
tiau Temperance Union of this city.
ThoTe were about two hundred persons
present, n largo majority Of whom were
women. Rev J. +. Satchell, pastor Of tho
Duke street NJ. L, church, presided.
Mrs. Harper is pleaslut faced woman
about 80 years old, with black wavy
hair and fine voice. She made tho usual
points against intempersncr with skill and
vigor, and pleaded especially in
behalf OF temperance work for
the young, as it is to them wo
must look for reform Of the evil-theio
being but little hope Of reforming those
whose habits Of intempcranco arc fixed.
Tho troubles that the temperance folks
have to contend against arc self Interest,
false appetitcs and bad passions on one
hand and on the other indifference and
apathy of those who claim TO be friends Of
the movement. Too often is there wine
served in Christian families and too sell
dom arc there temperance appeals from
Christian pulpits. Mrs. Harper's address
occupied three quarters Of au hour in
delivery, aud was attentivcly listened to.
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List OF Unclaimed I.eticr,

The following is a list Of letters remain
Ing in the postolhce for the week endino
Monday, December "a, 1888 .''"
LadiSs' Lit.-Dollio l.. EberIv urs
Levy Fink, Mrs Mamie GoodharR MrS,
Elizabeth Harusey, Rebecoa Usu Mn
Fisher, Mary II, Johnson, Mary Kanrm,n ',','
Fannie Kiehl, Emma Robinson NJ
Annie Rush, Emma K. Stir. s"nIc lii
Staffer, Nettie Wilkinson. ''''''
Gents List. George @. Bennett. iFra,L
BinZ, ID. Block, Alvin Brunner Tho,oas
Bumbarger, Mr.. FOllman, l. e. GrnT
Chas. Hammond, John ImmeI John Kan Knt
teman, q. II. Leibig, John LopgnecLor
L. Natter, Frank Ray, John =. Snvder ~
Emile sommer (for.l, Thomas Stap9, 4
Walter '"''' ~
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RsUC
FROM "hr,.,m.s sermon BY ucv isa,an
w,cy.

w,cy.
FOR the tNrELitGENoEI
N"N miShiN easy, hrhdiers, - de rtch man
= bc good,
VII hts bal chGnk tuil nb npua an nis wood
house tull oh wood
W I'll Its turkcy stuffed an rolstin' an so
many good tulugs ruun'
An Wild money ruy oldoIs of settiu'
place was fuun'.
OA"hus an hts bed,
N''' ~ W"'I Nn' tcalhh' ean be, war no lays
III '"'sS neal
w "'' P''''H'' i'o u hls rtch tvicu's ~ son
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lRiAn WALLIS VAIN.

Refusing to speak TO mis- Wife Tor Ton .ars
Teosuao she was not u Christian.
Cnah Wales had been member of the
Free Christian church OF Coalton, Pa, for
nearly thirty years and was class lea /, r
aud 5xholt3r. lis wife was not q com
municant, and frequently ridiculed her bus.
bands enthusiasm 10 his religion. Ten
years ago he told her that he would not
speak to her again until she saw her error
aud experienced religion. he kept his
word, aud tho couple never exchanged a
word until last week. All communication
betweou them was conducted through a
son. Early in the present month revival
Of religion bsgan in tho church. Mira.
Wales was converted, Her husband on
Thursday evening arose in church and said
that no had been widower for ten years.
but that now no thanked God he had a
wife" Mrs. Wales created a sensation by
Using in her seat and saying that she did
not believe a man who was truly religious
could deliberately ignore his wife for ten
years, and asked that special prayers be
onered Tor the conversion of her husband
She then turned to him and said:
| "Uiah, get on your knees, ask for.Iye.
ness Tor your sins, and be awakened [ I tho
error OF your ways. will lead you to the
| Lord myself"
She walked toward the seat where hs
was sitting. He arose burrieoly aud wen,
out of the church. Since then he has moi
been seen, and no trace OF him can 6s
found.
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Tho Wig Snow ~ Serterday -inc dents ot
Holiday tslebt alton

Tho Bis ~nnu ~ Sesterday -inc denta of IA (,
holiday celebration.
THO heavy snow fall of last night, with
the sleet tia; followed IL, has doubtless
prolonged the sloighing season, but for tho
present the snow is 80 deep as to make
travel d!thJult and pedestrlausm is very
wearisOme, Tho busy shoppers keep Il
up however. The mats are burdoned with
Christmas cards, the freight and express
Ous,"ess is very heavy, the sale OF Christ
mas groceries Is active, the merchants
appear to DO busy aud happy, the railroad
trains though detained somewhat by tho
snow, are filed With passengers. All the
sigus point TO merry, merry, Christmas.
The churches aud Sabbath schools that
make notable observance of the day
made elaborate Preparations for It's cele
bratiOn. In most OF the churches yestsr
day Christmas was tho topic of the sermon.
aud the centennial of Washington's To-
sguatipn OF his command was noticed
either in the prayers or Preachings. The
children OF Salem Evangelical church,
North Water street will have free
entertainment on Wednesday evening. The
Presbyterian Sunday school entertainment
will be held On Friday evening The q
O'Clock service ia the First Reformed
church To morrow morning will bo very
attractive the collection will be given 20
the WOmelsdOrf orphans home. The
Catholic churches will have solemn high
mass at a. nj. as we'll as later
services masses ia St. Mary's aho
at : aud 10 a. NJ; the decorations ard
music will be Of superior order The
Christmas CiQtata 70 b. given in -. Johns
Lutheran church on Wednesday evening
will b. elaborate and of varied interest.
Int Columbia churches
Trinity Reformed church, Columbia,
will have o. clock morning song services /;
Christmas celebration in the evening and
SrRdAy-school semi-ceutennial. Salem
and St. Johns Lutheran Sunday school
cs ebratious on Tuesday evening Bethel
Caur1h Of God on Thursday evening and
watch meeting next Monday night.
Ei-e happy morn rise. holy morn
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Troubles OF the smith Brothers.

Oa Saturday afternoon at four O'Clock,
BENJAMIN Smith, colored, who had been
committed for seven days by the mayor
for being drunk and disOrderly, was taken
before Judge Patterson on writ OF habeas
corpus. His discharge was asked for
but refused by his honor, as tho mayor
refused 20 consent 10 it. The judges state
that they will not discharge persons sent to
ilil for this ofFense hereafter uulrss the
mayor gives his cOrsent.
While the hearing Of Benjamin Smith
was in progress his brother Henry, who
was with him on tho night he was arrested,
but made his escape, was taken into
custody by Officer Smith. He gave bail
for hearing before Alderman Fordney.
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The torecas. Of Speaker CIrlisle's COu
mittees that il made indicates that he has
dealt fairly with the members and in no
wise slighted thOse WHO opplsel his
election. His WAY aud means committee
Is sheadet. OF course, with Morrison, who
has Democratic majority in sympathy
with him, in accordance with the issue
that was made in Mr.. Carlisle's election:
but the speaker himself will bs consulted
in all tariff legislation, and he is too
shrewd aud Conservative "a man to let
Mr. Hurd or Mr.. Blackburn run away
with The committee, as the Republicans
hope they will be permitted to do. Es
pecially complimentary to PENNSYLVANIA
and altogether grateful to the country.
because Of their illness, are the assign
nents OF the appropriations aud foreign
affairs chairmanships to Mr.. Randall
and ex Governor Curtin respectively.
Of Mr.. RandalPs appointment there was
never any reasonable doubt the happy
thought seems to have occurred to the
new speaker 10 settle the contes,
between Cox and Belmont by giving the
place they scrambled for TO the only ex
minister at Il lirst class foreign court or
the Democratic side. Az the place comes
10 Representative Curtin with dignity
ne wlll h'i it with ability and credit
ana II anybody undertakes to build and
operate Panama canal except under tn,
domination OF the American flag, the
cage VIII be heard to scream. IL Mr.
Cox is assigned to naval affairs aud Mr.
Belmont to shipping, they ought TO b,
satisfied. In the discharge of his firsI
responsible duty it looks As il Mr.. Car
Isle had done very we'll.
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IT has been discovered tnat the door
keeper Of the last Republican House of
Representatives In Washington carried
on the pay roll fictitious names for which
he drew salary and pocketed it that he
Kept On the pay rolls the name of his
partner In the paper mill in Tennessee,
wao never was In Washington, that he
carried his wife and eleven year old boy,
on the pay roll at 800 a month each,
and paid his sister in law 50 dozen for
washing towels. The name of this door
Keeper was Brownlow, he was nephew
OF the famous ''Parson, he is a candi.
presumably friend of John Sherman.
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PERSONAL.

| -LonWtInT.
PERSONAL.
Pooa CARLorrA" is a. aud Gonzales
cent
BEucuER is rcd Ter, fatter and stu.drer
than ever.
WHITTIER is c)'o5 blind except in the
bright sunlight.
TuSNYsoN is vain, cccautric, a Tory ard
\ millionaire.
JoHN SHERMAN o5vatS the presidency Of
| the Senate.
THEo. TILroN supports his wife his
| daughters are married,
IOuN BRIGur's dluShtCr, married, has
taken the stump 10. female sunage.
SwINBuRNE has turned pieti,t, Morris
| Fenau, aud BrOSLiug, Methodist.
SENATOR JOE Brown likes the fat
! pu idls duck roasted With sweet taters.
Gov. HAmLroS, Of IIliuois, has y
"smart" wife-a handy AID t. = Wcsterd
politician.
HrgruEMA bas ab 'icAted the throne Of
AMMAN ia favor of Kieuphua, \ hi of If
teen ycdrS
SUSAN 3. ANTHONY is SO and looks - :;
George BLucro.t's wife is 80 beautiful and
accomplished.
Mas CARLISLE is officially the fr,t
LAZY Of the land Arthur aud AnthUUy
beiug widOwers.
CoNGREssNAN LrKE PoLA~p'. VIE has
the neatest foot among the Washington
society ladies.
HESRr JAMES is iuconsiicrn ely counted
By wild western paper as ono OF the
blood Y brothers,
LorrA has made her debu, in L'udou,
her acting ia liked better thAu 'l, plays
in which she appears
BULwER never knew aud nv r tuQuaed
what year he was born ia his s1n has
found out 1t was In 1903
JAMES w. BosLER used 10 plank down
his check tn the Republican ua,ip0ll com.
mittee for sl0, 900 az q time.
JouS MoRRIssEY, when in Congress, @
quested that he be put az the tai oI the
Least important committee.
Gov. PROCTOR KNOTT is embarrassed At
the scramble Of forty handsome widows
for tho office of state librarian.
"UycLE RENUs has stirred up a con
troveCsy by asserting that the pNutalIgn
negroes did not play the banjo.
MARY ANDERsOS's reported enra.aman'
TO the Duke Of Portland Is geuo.Gliy re.
gayded as a uew advertising Dodge
jim KEESE is unhappy his 1900
ruby is ,clpSed by a 80 900 stone display.
ed by Curtis in samuel o Poseu".
RoBERr C NcCRFARY. the oIIe., pr,c.
ticing member OF the Aims cJlu.y b,r,
died Saturday morning, from glstGis.
Gro W T,.r.v in bis b,,l, M r.r,i,,
is,encas sns,k. of Th1ijSn. sewn IN
terms Of yrsat Admiration Tor I,s bI,y
Mrs,T.1rr, N Arr,rr-r, 90.
sle has f,lI,n In Inv, win Tn,ov ,-.';,
yir,s bn. never .Eo Last h., p,f any,
man
anti corn1ration i,sns has hesn ti',ad ~
uohtIcaIIy bv his ,reei I,r frr., r,,l-,,S
r,ssss
ROBERT bR ,"SiN" mas returned l0|
iI,i I'1.I .I,.". 10 as .I' 90
-r.Ls,s o'''P ','''''' '' "'S
MAST draws Iis St'arY and sends b,
P.c'ufes regularly to Harpers, but they
never appear ihey % not CONSIST with |
tue editorials
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Mayors youIt.

This morning the mayor had six cases
one, a little Frenchman, who Insisted on
kicking in the door OF tho Girard house,
on North Queen street, Saturday night,
was made to pay costs. The Same dispo-
sition was made Of another man, who was
found lying in the snow last night by
Officer Burns, who undoubtedly saved his
ufe. Two other drunks, who were not
very bad, we're discharged, with two va
grant.
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saln OF Reni Eatnte.

Shubert & sutton, auctioneors, sold at
public saIe, Dec 22, 1888 at tho public
house OF Levi X. Rhods, Bird in-Hand,
for the estate of Thomas Bender, deceased,
a farm of As acres, situated ia Lsacook
township, near Intercourse, 10 Isaac N.
Bender for siS0 25 per acre.
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Fingers Uut ON.

A few days ago John Mann, three year
old son Of John Mann, residing near i'ar-
adiso, had three tiugers cut oil by his llttle
sister who accidentally struck his nara
with an axe. DE- smith, OF PaiadIse'
attended the child,
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THERE is special ftness in celcbrat'
ing, at this season, commemorative Of
"peace on earth, the centennial Of the
return TO its scabbard Of the sword If
Washington, Drawn in the cause of a
peoples liberty, as soon as tha, glad
consummation WAS reached he returned
the commission be bore, with the same
dignity and pure patriotism tina, bad
marked all his previous career. He
stands in singular contrast with the
conquering heroes before his time and
the lesson of his character was lost on a
great many military chieftains who
came after him. The widest study Of
his unselish example cannot fail to make
a valuable impression upon the young
mind of to day.