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Daily Republican., 1883-11-26
A UCr1os.
PEREMPTORY SALE

A Uo1''''
PEREMPrORY SALE
OF the entire remaining stock ofs
JEwELER DECLINING BUSINESS.
o2O,O0e woRrH OF yINB GOLD AHD SILVER
wATCHEs, JEwnLRY,
Rogers Plated Ware, etc. We will sell at
public auction, without reserve, ..
the Auction Room Of
L. W. STrDHAn l. SoA. No. III e. Ath street
THIS tFRlDAY) Ev'G, NOVEMBER %,
st 1850 O'Clock, and continuing every evening
until the following entire stock 10 disposed off,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
with Wslthsm, Elsin and Spring field move
ments- oil the leading American makers,
Fine chains Of Solid Gold and Rolled Plate,
Full line Of jewslry, gold pens, shirt studs.
gold pencils. etc. Also Rogers best knives,
forks, table and teaspoOns-triple and quad
rupls plates, swing foe pitchers, castors, but
tsfs and other fine-plated ware. Every srti-
Gle sold with FULLEST guarantee. All goods
WaYanssd - represented.
A new stock OF Diamonds, consisting Of
Iluster and Solitaire Finger Rings, Diamond
Ear Drops, and Cluster and Solitaire Pin.
At the sale on Saturday evening" Lady's
solid gold watch will be given away frso OF
charge, 70 the person buying tho largest
amount OF goods at this sale. nl6-u
Daily Republican., 1883-11-26

n GOD HOUSES FOR SALE-I or. -
VI for for sale on sasy terms, Wis: A,
s@sll cash payment and moderate monthly
|nayment Of interest and on aocount Of pfinsi-
III the following property: Brick house, .
teoms % and bath, lois Elm street, e4ooO; brick
|housn, rooms and bath, side yard and front
|oorch, II Linc0ln street, q, $40; twO name
Houses, Nos. and 10 Lincoln street side
kouss. rooms, No. 10 Townsend street, g.
100: four cottage ffame houses, Sth street be-
tween Union and Lincoln streets. each q 900.
GEORGE ". BUSH, Frsnch street wharf
nM-lm
Daily Republican., 1883-11-26

EST PRICES PAID FOR ALL KINDS
|b Of second hand furniture, stovet and
goods also sold q low rate. A. J. CON
Daily Republican., 1883-11-26
John WANAMAKER.
JOHN WANAMAKER.

Lace-loving ladies will
please note that we have the
newest styles, best assort-
ment and lowest prices in the
city, and your closest scru-
tiny OF the fact is invited for
reference in your buying
time.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-26

~ .aFOK A LARGE LOAD OF
IV kindling-wood. Leave orders q
harness store Of We'll l. Ringwalt,
I'D IluUS second and Market deorge
Gray, Second and King streets;
John A. Ewing, Ninth and
Madison streets; Or send postal card 70 ~
tory, corner U1iol street and 0tlpin syenuA
io93.lm& JAWUH Z. HoKINNEY.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-26
EXPERIMENTS IN CULTIVATION.

w. w. Higbee, Of Vermont, writes to
the Practical Farmer, giving some OF
the results of his experiments in culti-
waiting orchards, which, although ac-
cording with the experiments of others,
may be useful If briefly stated In enforc-
ing their teaching. Sowing wheat In
an orchard always checks the growth OF
the trees, even II the ground is ma
nured. Oats are exbausting, but less 80
than wheat. Corn and potatoes both
answer we'll, and the cultivation they
receive benefits the trees. In one In
stance half an orchard WIS sown with
wheat, and the consequence was 1t was
put back two years % compared with
the other half. Wheat in . thrifty
Young plum orchard ruined it. To
these statements we may add the fol-
lowing I: A neighbor set out hundred
peach trees, cultivating Q part of the
ground In potatoes, and the remainder
was put in wheat. None Of the trees in
the potatoes grew less than foot and
half, and some sent up shoots two feet
high. None of those which stood In the
wheat ground grew more than three
inches.
QUICK WORK.
Here is . straw that shows which
way the wind il blowing zone of the
wonders of the Ohio State Fair last
week was the production each day Of
about fifty pounds Of butter from milk
furnished by cowa on the ground. Ihe
milk fresh from the cows was put into
the centrifugal milk separator, the
cream spuu from the milk, and from
thence put into churn and quickly re.
duced TO butter" 1t IL our candid
belief that this method of separating
the cream from the milk will very soon
supersede oil other methods. The mum.
ber Of these separstors now being pur.
chased by the owners of herds Of dairy
COWS is quite amazing, judging from
our own individual knowledge Of late
purchases. Since these machines have
been reduced in size to the working OF
less than q single horse power, there is
no reason why any dairy man with ~
cows or more should be without them.
COAL ASHES.
A correspondent finds coal ashes a
benefit, His unusual experience will
be read with interest. OF them he OBJ
serves "While am slow to praise
or condemn, ] cannot, after long trial,
refuse to say word to their credit, at
least on my soil, which ID rather . to-
naoions clay and the more readily
do 1t, for every one says: What a
good garden you have !" and another
viii say: " You have the best garden I
have ever seen = and when l tell them
nv only manure is coal ashes, either
spread broadcast ut once or composted
With weeds and the refuse Of the house,
|nightsoil etc, they will hardly believe
mo-" ,.t..-r To-. H. '.
FEEDING HAY.
It Is unquestionably true that full
feed of hay to horses, following the
feeding of concentrated food, Is waste.
full, for the reason thatEit crowds the
Arst out of the stomach before proper
digestion has been accomplished. And
90, In order to secure the best results,
hay should be fed at first and the concen'
trated food afterward, which leaves II
to become digested. with no danger OF
h<,inn ,WdAd aWav or out OF tne
Daily Republican., 1883-11-26
JOHN WANAMAKER.

The Black Goods counter
is stocked up with more new
and desirable Dress Cloths
than we can touch upon
from 36 to 81 inches wide,
soc. to $1.5o per yard.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
That remarkable Cloth
Counter
Seal Cloths At Sl4. All gons.
A new purchase-5O inches wide
at S6.OO, 500 and $500 per pard.
Stockinettes, Sc inches wide, $500 pei
yard.
Velveteens, In black and colors, 80
go, IS cents and S1.00 per yard.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-26

|DR. N. J. SAMSON, DENTAL SUE
College, sole inventor Of Sans0n's now process
Of extracting teeth without pain. For thoss
suffering with nervousness 1t would be 70
their advantage to call using no electricity,
|ohloroform, gas or ethor: NO inhal6eon Of
drugs. No charge for extracting whom teeth
arc ordered. Office, as North Seventh
street, Philadelphia, Pa noklm
Daily Republican., 1883-11-26

AT
John Wanamaker's, S,
PHILADELPHIA.
MONDAY
There is no department
of our Dress Goods to-day
that lacks completeness
The range OF excellent quail
ties in low-priced goods is
remarkable. Muchof it was
bought wisely in a temporary
depression, and could not
be imported now for from 50
to 100 per cent. advance on
what you are paying. This
is your opportunity. Look
ers-on are equally welcome
with buyers.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
A new Black Quilted Sat
in, for the price of the satin
plain.
Quilted in the newest designs. dia-
moncs and zigzags forming . stripe.
Sold for $1.bO per yard, elsewhere, the
ladies say. Fully q inches wide. $1.25
per yarl. =
Daily Republican., 1883-11-26

NOTIUE-JUST Received, 800 BUSH
N sls Of apples and fur ssls cheap. md
sAA Orange. (osl.tf JOHN PYLE
Daily Republican., 1883-11-26

nR. KI.INE'S CHEAT NERVE NE
IL storer u the wonder Of the ags iofaIi
neve diseases. AL nts stopped hoo. 6sod
70 "a Aeh street, Philadelphia PA
Daily Republican., 1883-11-26
OHANGE OF TINE.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, ,NOv.rtn
STEAMER WILMINGTON"

For PhiladslphiA,
Chester, . d MARCUS
Heck, lssvss Fourth -
street wharf at 8 .. m.
Returning leaves Phil
adelphia at $50 p. m.
Sundays lesveaPh philadelphia ut $50 p. u.
Freight received ct Philadelphia 111ll
the boat leaves, at Wilmington sll ~.
n06I9
Daily Republican., 1883-11-26
m NILES RXOUDSI0H F0B -
TOPHlLADKLPHIAA AND HETURN,
Reduction Of ARE to Chsstsr, Hook snd PAilA
delphia.

="
The swift, hvorits and
oomm0diOus steamer,
~ q. II. rELTON,n p
will leave Wilmington
At I'D q m, except
Sunday. Returning,
lesvesC Choetnut street VIII
to Chester o. Hook, l0c. I
excursion. 26o Excursion
will bs sold on the b0st &
p. W. 4 B. B. 3. On 80
only, at q rate Of 10.
ml04t1 whining
Daily Republican., 1883-11-26

ESOR SALE-A BAY MARE. 5 YEARS
il old, sound and gentle. A nno family
mare. Suitable for family or light drar
Sold for want Of use. Inquire At This office.
n2l.eod.3ta
Daily Republican., 1883-11-26

NOR SALE--A HIGHLY IMPROVED
u farm of s3 scres In Mil Greek Hun
lred, New Castle Co., Del. EZRA FELL,
WI West Third sreet, VIII. Del.
pOl5-l2td-lt
Daily Republican., 1883-11-26

Quilted in the newest designs. dia-
moncs and zigzsgs forming stripe.
Sold for $1.50 per yard, elsewhere, the
ladies say. Fully q inches wide. $l.26
per yarl. =
Daily Republican., 1883-11-26

NOR SALE-A CHESTER COUNTY
l Farm Of "a acres, about Is miles from
Wilmington. Apply To r. NJ. WALKER,
s3s Market street. tuAsa- a-lm-wt
Daily Republican., 1883-11-26
FOD RKIT.

NOR Rents DE7SlKABLE OFFIOES,
j. st No. 10 Shipley street. III. II. GAR
RET. Dentist. jyl2u
Daily Republican., 1883-11-26

A new Black Quilted Sat
in, for the price of the satir
plain.
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AYerY nni RnnaWay.

A runaway occurred in the lower part OF
the city Wednesday night at about mtdgignt
that resulted very dissstrously. Mr.. VII
liam Knoke, who was married that evenlpg,
hired hack from tho livery stable OF Fefrel
& Joyce, situated at the corner Of sixieenth
and Main streets, for the use OF The o1daI
party. The carriage left the stable about y
Moore. While the wedding ceremony and
festivities were in progress, 1t Is alleged inst
Moore got comfortably drunk on WHISKY.
Alter the bridal party werc through with MS
services hestatted home, but stopped n
saloon on Jacob street to geta drink WINE
he was inside his team became frightened al
something and started on q run that was
soon increased 10 q iapid aud headlong, gal
lop. They went up, Jacob 70 Thirty-third,
down that street to Chapllne, up Chap
line to the railroad CrosSinS where
something changed their coniss and they
whiried up the. track toward the city. Al
went we'll until the Baltimore & Ohio bridge
ever CAldwe!ls Run was reached. The lies
being uncovered the feet OF the animals went
through, they stumbled, fell. and plunged
headlong over the side to the rocky bed
below, distance OF thirty feet, followed by
tho carriage. One horse was Instantly killed
the carriage was reduced to kindliDg wood
and the other horse 50 badly used up that he
will have TO be shot. In falling he, in some
manner, got out Of the harness md was
found limping a, nut in agony BY Officer
Wesley Thompson, yesterday morning, The
deSd horse and carriage were discovered By a
Baltimore & 0aio watchmau about A. N.
The livery firm valued the carriage at $40
aud the horses at $325. All IS total ioss.
They said no action would be taken against
The driver as nothing could be made out OF
him
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PITlEnUE0U. Pa, November 1.-The afternoon
stSs;on was quiet and weaker; opened al u 0OSS;
decilnLd ana clos d nj 81 o..
NEW, YoEE, November l.-Petroleum quieti
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CITY mArTERs.
Briefso,es on Curl emit Events Of Minor
Infercht.

BriefHoies on Curl emit Events Of MiHor
Inferest.
osT marriage license ives Issued yesterday.
The first snow OF The season fell yesterday.
II was very weak effort.
ELECTRIC lights will be put in the State
Hous, during the Bszaar OF Nations.
Tgy pupils Of the Misses Doddridge will
giys musicale at the Opera House this even
ing.
Tx October Clert Hook Issued "a marriage
licenses. and admitted 10 record o. deeds OF
trust and Is deeds IN fee.
souE Of the Wheeling mercharts have the
audacity to send meu down 10 this city 70
dob" the fences with advertisements, and
some OF them have gone SO far as 70 sFnd
postal cards TO people in this city ssking for
their custom.-Bslidire Independent.
SHORTLY before six o'clock lest evening,
Frank Osborne and Harry Barclay, two
island youths, started to run q race aorotB
the suspension bridge. When about half way
down the grade they collided with a little
hi, and Osborne was thrown down and Sc
yere'y cut in three or four places.
For some time preparations have besn
making by the Chapline Street. Sunday
School 10 hold social. Arrangements are
al last complete, and the event VIII come on
te.nieht. 4 royal time will bs bad: The
friends of the church and Sunday School
should give tho social liberal patronage.
JuoeE THOMAS G. GREEEE, Of the Supreme
Court of Appeals, was seized with an cpl
ieptic attack on Chapiine street yesterday;
ana fell 10 the sidewalk. he was removed
10 tie residence OF Judge Kennedy, where
he is resting easily. He has had similar
attacks before, and this eneis not dangerous.
THE cold, biting winds that Rsiled around
The corners yesterday called forth g formal
order from headquarters for the police iorcs
10 don those new overcoals. They are warm
and we'll made, and the boys looked very
nobby In them, but how they do kick about
having TO plank down twenty'seysn good
dollars for them.
MRS. WIrrHxRYER, the famous leader In
the Sanitary Commission movement, and q 2
muse In many hospitals during the war, VIII
ieoture for The benefit Of Holiday Post, q.
A. r., in the ball Of the House OF Delegates
on Saturday evening. November 10Th. Tue
Post will have an open meeting at their NAH
In Reck's block on Saturday evening, when
a series OF readings, reeitatiops and musical
nefformanceS will be given. AL the friends
Of the post, ladies and gentlemen, are coraia1-
- r., ilaH
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News aud Gossip Ia reference TO Various
People.

People.
Mr.. 40. Rslphspyder, OF Klrgwood, is IL
town.
Hon. R. L Berkshire, OF AorgIrt9Wa, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. ]. W. Gist, OF Welishnrg, was at the
McLure House yesterday.
James N. Rses E.q., of 81. Ciairsville, was
down on legal business yesterday.
Ex.sheriff J. +. johnson. OF Mcdowell
county, was at the State House Yesterday on
business.
NiEs Nellie Warren returned from Beaver,
Pa, Colifga lnsteycning to spend Sunday
with her pArsEtJ 81
Miss I.,zz'e and Annie Myers, Of The. South
Side, entertained number OF friends very
pIeGsanty Wednesday evening.
Mrs. losemsn Gardner and daughter Mary
have rekursed TO their houIe In stsubenyille,
after three weeks Wait 10 thls city,
Mis- Brown, Of Wheeling, aud Minnie
BiShop. OF steubenville, both very charming
spent yHt srday with Gravel Hill friends.-
BelIdirs Tribune. m..H
Mrs. Jane Reid and Mrs Ida Sharp, Of
Coylngtop, n.y., and Mrs. lsdman. OF .Whee,'
ing, are gusts At the hons OF MIa. Iamts
HiltouI ~ VIZ S0Hi W T" ~ >'s'''s"S 4's4'-
pe1ldeil .Es.yl a.a0t.t III
Nh. W. Clarence FinGlsy, Of Akron, Ohio.
Is visiting her father, Nj. John Roemer, Of
Centre Wheeling.
Slate Superintendent OF Free s:hoo'H
Butcher has gone to MorgantoNn 10 preside
at teachers institute.
Governor Jackson and wife returned to the
city yesterdey, aud have taken rooms at the
Mcclure House Tor the winter.
Mis- Fannie Mcolynest, Of tho leland,
handsomely entertained quite o number al
Young ftlends at her home on Hallow Rem.
Raw. DR.. D. A. Cunning am preached 4
seFmoS. 81 the Installation u Rev. E. D. Led.
yard as paStyl o. the Second Presby terian
church, at stenbepyilig last night n
p Ssy III dIstgist srfiysS in te y,s
tertlay, and will reside 10 the residence fof.
merly occupied BY Pftsldi1g Elder on South
Front street,
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coNCERT LAST NIGHT,
Atthe opera House, Complimentary TO
Prof. Malmene.

The concert given at the Opera House last
night was certainly = success from an a5tisac
MONT Of view, and II was attended BY q
isrge And select audience. The programme
was sufficiently varied to prevent weariuess,
onening with an overture by the Opera House
orchfstPa, Rossini's "Dle 1taliener IN Algier."
Tbe Arion Society rendered In fine style
Mphripr's "Die Gestirne." Mtts Flora
A, Williams increases her popularity
every time she appears. Her "Oiauge
Blossomsn was heartily encored, and enc
cave in Response "If You Love Me, Tell Me-"
a ouartette OF Prof. Malmene's own was
sung with good effect BY MelEs; Arkle,
Donel, Malmene and seeley. MIS-. sneio was
In rood voice, and her selection. "Ltebes
Gluck,| was Just suited To her brilliant we,
and Il WAS not strange that she Wts eompslled
n reneat mart OF Il. A serenade, oompo'
sitjon of Prot. Mnlmepe's, aud work much
shnve the average OF similar pro-
SuoHous. was rendered Ia plesslng style
nv the orchestra, and tbs Heetho-
van aud Mozart socieltes cltasd th9
srst mari In Beet hoven's eDie Himmtl
Rnehnlan des Eipg4n RhEe, Part second IVES
opened with an overture " W. etcnest II
Siter which Professor Malmene geng ~
Loving Heart, TrHst on" Mis- w ~ IliaiGS
aTain delighted the audience with WekeI'
ms .sunr.se" and was agasn recalled. M:
A,tle sang Ab:'s "sleep Well, Sweet Apgel,"
MiS' Shells Weii!ugsi Some Day. and tas
Rssthoyen and Mozart Societies closed the
entertainment With stuntEs "Anf Ihr
nrnadarn
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nav YORK, November Flour weak; receipts
200Q bGrTel exports 6o) barrels; EupOTtine State
and western y loa3 20, mheGt Spo! lots steady and
gae6IIy' stronger and sdyauceedd %tiIc, clo.ing
rm; receipts III 900 bushels; exports 10 VJO bukFS
uugtsdei red es1seasl z; No. rcd 0las2ci No. !
Winter P5c; No, red November. sies fbI 600 buIh.
Goa bushels d q ID ai IejS, closing a 81 i0X
January. stiss 5000 bushels at g 1lsfll i2SSS,
a. q i31lal IN, closing al 81 IN. Corn, spot K
A3{c higher; options opened lahl lower, liter al.
yAnced tlc cloSiL ttr2pg receipts los Ool buGh.
No SSSltS Sc st sunef w SSiS Ss. Ne Ne
November s611<sI5G1sc cloing at COX: December 81
sS71c, closins at S15{c January 67aSsc, ooifng al
6Sc. eats iaiIly active and kAaIe higher: re
Seste;n mixed s5Esa5c; While we western S1nS So
cooe seot 9S n aa ES Ssoy a. 'of s pFls5Xs,
sugar Sg ssHes lg7sStlSd az pSgl4
Saet Sew oticab9 SfovIS Rco ssSisc o RIce
domestic fag5Ic; Raugoon Il ffat,9c. Tallow dull
aud weak. Rolia iEm. Turpentine stronger at SEA
now mos sll b0Lll e21 Cut meats quiet and
steady. Lard Arm: prime steam L7oc; november
L76C December SSa7.Ss January 7.6A7eEc:
sS1y iSs Na GSa0is sc BY sSsS SE a
CgGcAaQ. November l.-Flour quiet and I'M.
charged. Wheat In active demand and strong:
OPENED weak and lower, closing Arm al ontSide
prices at sSc November; 70 December: SSl(S
0SGsSIc; No. 8, SIG; No. red Winter SS,ss oi,
Corn trmeT; IN inn5oYed demand and hlRhsr Al
{7IfaI1Sic cash, November; lg5<c DecGmb, i; [GsSa
lG52o year 4e1kc January; $50 Nay. Oats qnict
December; 975c year; Is R2s9 e January: Sl5.
May. Rye QUIET at SIC Barley quiet at 6o1Sc FiGx.
IPed steady at 81 81. Fork fFm, active aud hIahtE
al SO caSh SO 22Ifll0 70 November eif3H
10 IS December sl1 22ISal0 % year; Iii ipaii is
January I'll Sail az February. Lard taItly active
And Shade AIghct a 7.22SA7.3So cab: 726sT22I;C
November 7;2!1sA12se DECEMBER; 100 year
meats III fair demand; shoulders t.T6c; ihoit dh
66Sc; ShoE. clear e.7op Butter and eggs quiet and
unchanged. Whisky lower at 81 Is Lsll-WheGt
yAnced 10 for December; declined Nc for JantSEy;
declined 10 for May. Corn In good demand; al.
ylneee y! iet November, December and year. ID.
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sopper Al the ChiIdrea's Home.

II 10 the hope OF the lady managers OF the
Children's Home that kind friends will not
forget to patronixs the supper at the Home
tbs evening, to be given from Q 70 0 O'Clock.
A most bountliul supply Of provisions will
be on hand, and Substantial rerpIt OF oyr-
terr, chicken salad and excellent coffee Is
part OF the promised bill OF fare. The lsdy
managers Of the Home only hope 70 make
and cover them with oilcloth. There are no
printed tickets put on sale, and no special
snnornceHlen Of the en- srtalnment hal been
given, Other than 9 lev Phort notices in the
Gaily plpers Of late! but It will only be
NECESSARY 10 remember this invitation and
pres ,nt yourself OF the Home any time this
evening and get good supper for 50 cents
Tho house will DO open for inspection, and
those who come TO eat are also invited to
larry and be social.
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There was another break at the Genital
Glsss Company's we'll yesterday morning.
and work 70 again temporarily suspended
yesterday that he thought tho gus boom hare
and at Martins Ferry and Bellaire had re-
ceIvsd black eye.
At the Bsnwood mill the gas well is down
about 900 feet. The came strata have peen
pierced there as at Moundsville, and the
company have strong hopes Of striking the
big flow.
The 6teutenyllle Herald Say Of the wells
in that vicinity: Work has been suspended
at the Buckeye few days awaiting new ma
chinsiy. They are down about 500 feet:
MiSgo is down between 900 and l 600 leet end
casting out salt water. Toronto Is down
!, $50 feet. A small flow has been struck.
WORK is progressing quietly at the Jefferson.
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Prof John muI,en-DancIug Academy

At Germssia Hall, corner Market ant
Fourteenth streets, will open his fifteenth
season, 1884, for the reception Of pupils or
TuE.DGY, NOVEMBER 9Th, and will continue
every Tuesday and Thursday during tbs sea
son. Ladies, mastersa and mis;es will ne taught
in the afternoon from 20 o'clock, and gen
tlemen In the evening from 5 to 10 o'clock.
All the latest and most popular dauces will
be taught. The Hall has been reilt!ed through,
out and new Il DOR putin, and 1t isnov e1ue
toary dancing hall in tbs city. The Pre-
fessor wishes tho!e desiring to enter his eles'
TO begin at the titst Of the sers1n. Those de
at the above time, or address the Professor at
14i7 Market street
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SIMON BAER & so!


Tho foll.wing shows the range Of the Their
aometer, as observed at scnnepfs drug
store, Opera Houss corner, yesterday:
u. l2M sr:M7r; n
a. 20 q 81 ID ID II ~
INDICATIONS.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Eovsmber2,-l;8o a. n;
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley ana
Lower Lska Regions, fair weather, southerly
to westerly winds, stationary or slowly rising
temneratuye and lower barometer.
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IAN receiving my fall stock Of vonsn's,
,,;.s A ana oSliirers shoes and mens Ene call
S. tos shoeG ID all the different styles
"a Sbioh j invite an inspection. have
sSsed ssyeral new lines 70 Rose have been
Fsen,ne heretofore, making \ completo snort
ms,t q ono aud medium soodn " p,.v,
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ri,e Rnrinria Rlnnes.

The chief Of tho Fire Departments recon-
usnd the great pain. banisher, 81 Jacobs Oll
Msthew Brady, Ed, Chief Engineer tire
Department San FrSneisOc. GAL; W. A. Hart
Esa'. Chief Engineer Fire Department PORT
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-02
THE DAILY MARIkkTS.
The RuIls aud Bears GiarlrE at Zach
Other-Flour, wheat aud PrUSISifnS.

Tie bulls and bears are at stands Ill on The
New York Stock Exchange. each e5eiog the other
closely and watching for any movement than may
disclose pointer. Prices yesterday were fraction
lower, but there wee no great fluctuations. Money
was easy at lka2h per cant.
Flour remains quiet II unchanged rates. Wheat
is IN active demand and closed al strong figures.
Provisions are sIealy and arm. The live Stock
market Is stronger aud highes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-02
GRnnRRS ATTENTION.

We have Just received by rail direct
the first shipment Of choice New Crop,
1883, Orleans Molasses received Id
Wheeling this season. II yOu want q
good thing for your trade secure bar
rei w ohos' SIMON plER & SONS.