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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-31
MARTIN's FERRY.
The ca atata-The Library-Ncw Years
calls and Other Matters.

The ca atata-The Library-Ncw Years
calls and Other Matters.
Miss Platte McNeily leaves for Csdiz
to-day to visit friends.
The usual EeY Years dinner will be served
at the Presbyterian church tomorrow even
ing.
The John Tomas or Climax will make a
trip 10 Wheeling tomorrow evening, return
iug after the theatres close.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the G. A. Il, post
will give one OF their very enjoyable Sociais
at the G. A. &. Hall tonight.
1t being leap year. W. II. Hall will receive
his friends at his office, assisted by Dr.. a. X.
0ng, D. X. Dllworth, John Lloyd and others.
Misses Ada Dllworth. May Robinson, Belle
Updegraff and Shirley Van Pelt will receive
calls tomorrow at the residence Of Mr.. u.
W. Dilworth from one to FIVE o'clock.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the public library was called for Saturday
afternoon, but as there was not msjorlty OF
the stock represented no new board Of direc-
tors was elected, aud tho present board, con-
sisting OF the following gentlemen, holds
over for another year: Dr.. B. Q. Williamsr
Rev. VIM. Weir, G. W. Mitchell, DR.. e: T.
Ong, o. Russell Wood and R. G. swartz, The
directors expect to purchase more new books
in short time.
The Cantata of the Pilgrim Fathers was ut
tended by another good audience Saturday
evening. TIL cast OF characters was wei
chosen and the music was we'll rendered
under the direction of Prof. J. ". scofeld,
whose abilities as musical instructor and
director are too we'll known TO nesd comment
now. The solos were especially good and the
Duet by Miss Flora Williams and Thomas
Lloyd was considered very fine. The Cartata
was complimentary bentiit to Prof. sco-
field and q considerable sum Of money was
realizsd. Mss Emily Warwood YVES orga-
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Big Bean BAKE.

The bean bake, supper and social given by
Holiday Post, G. A. R., at It's hall in Bsokfs
Block Saturday night wss even more sue
ceSsful than its former entertainments Of the
same kind. Commander G. B. Jones pre-.
sided. Mr.. W. 8. Meek made an address on
the aims and objects Of the order, which was
Interesting and we'll prepared. Prof. Crago
followed with'a recitation, and Hon. J. b.
Burt read humorous poem. Addresses Of
an appropriate character were made by Col.
g. B. Caldwell, J; r gowden, Esqs 9. ".
RAY, WILLIAM Wins, Mr.. Bourbee and Miss
Celia Flanagan read selections Mr.. ].
scharkopf and his daughter, Mis- MSttie,
gave some OF their always welcome solos and
duets. J.Melyin Richards had charge OF the
choruses, and W. II. sheib and E Z. Mann
presided at the organ. These entertainments
sre growing in public favor SO rapidly that
ths hall will shortly be Too small to aecom.
MEDIATE the audiences.
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TINE orEEA mogSE oR0slsrs..
Rehearsal Last SiEni-A Mig Concert
promI.cn sO0D.

Rehearsal Last SiEhi-A Big concert
PromI"Cd sOoD.
The programme rendered by the Opera
House Orchestra at It's Sunday night re.
hesrssl, at Arion Hall last evening, was ons
repIete With musical gems The attendance,
considering the weather, was largs, and those
prpseni felt amply repaid. The music was
neSrly ali new. The tAntasie der Fraum
Zinc JungtIau," by Carl, provoked a storm
nj applause such as hes never before been
Sesrd at these rekeartals, and although ems
~, "a are egsinst the rule, tho audience re-
cSS5sd with until Il had Teen repeated. It
SSs exquisite. Among tho othsF good num- i
bers was RoSslni,s overture 70 "fGncEsa'
selections from The Queens Lace hana az
chief,n the introduction 10 DoniLsttfs LII
cTfZin RsreiA" and Cute SOLO by MI. uhmm'
The remaining numbers Hs:e oil pleasing.
The orchestra Is preparing 10 HE9 series
OF conCerta AZ The Opera House outlns LIZ
next fsW months. Tho hrst one Will prop
ably be q monster affair. The orchestra WI!
be composed OF about twenty-five pieces and
the programme VIII be q magnificent ene
Musicians have been GnGsged from Pittt'
bursb for lils concert. TheHa will also be
Seyeral vocal selsc'tOuA The active members
Of This organization arc a. tie nne ipdus-
lr,ously working TO build up Wheelings
musical taste, but 20 far, II . financial way,
hsYs not besn meeting With the auCcePV they
Shonld, i Is to bA hoped that the people
WI respond in ouch liberal manner that
tt biz concert reisrrpdtO WiAnotne . loFns
venture.
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Trnn,fe,a recorded.

A deed made the goth day OF December,
1885, by James F. Barnes to Mary ]. Ar.
buthnot, In consideration Of $500, for the
eastern portion OF lots and 10; aud also for
a strip Of ground adjscent TO lot 0, situate in
A deed made the 2lst day Of December,
1888, by J. II. Hobbs and wife to Mary E Hax:
latt, wife OF Robert W. Hazlett, In consid7
Grafton of$l, for the hall interest in lots 8, 8,
I, 0, IA, 81 andTO, all Rituate in the Eighth
A deed made the 18th day OF December,
1888 by James Hydinger and wife to Conrad
Utermohlln, In consideration OF $780, for
the south half OF lot No. 2 and the north
half Of lot No. 8, situate in the Eighth
A deed made the 9Th day OF December,
1883, By Robert W. Hszlett and wife 70 John
Il. Hobbs, In consideration OF 81, for the half
interest in lots /, IS and IA in square 80,
and 10 and IA in square 20, and lots 0 and
10. All this property Is Situats in South
Wheeling.
1888 by J.. II. Hobbs and wife TO Robert W.
Hazett, In consideration Of 81, for lots /, 2,
8, 4, 8, O. 0, 10, II and IL in square 40, situate
in the Eighth ward.
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RELLAIRE.
Lodges RIect -AnnIversHry o
the Crusade, ELc.

Lodges Elect OnlcaEs-An vi
the Crusade, Elc.
I. h. Smith has resigned his position a.
Secretary Of the Bottle Works.
E. B. Winans, of Washington City, Is
spending short vacation here.
The week OF prayer" will be generally OBJ
served by the churches Of Bellaire.
ALB. Clark, who attended convention OF
county examiners OF the State ut Columbus
got home Saturday.
Mr.. Dennis Mccoy leaves with tho year, to
take his new position as superintendent oil
Milwaukee nail works. His family will go
with him.
John Neal, now in the office Of the Ohio
Central railroad, at Huntington, W, va,
was here calling GU totmsr sequaintances'
Saturday.
There were only half as many burials in
Rose Hill Cemetery during the last SIX
months as in the preceding SIX and ~
and last year there were fourteen more bur
iAls than thisyea
Mr.. Robert W. Nelson, the well-known
hardware man, died at 1l:l5 last night, attei
8 long illness. Mr.. Nelson was an old and
prominent citizen Of BsliRire, and his death
will be generally and deeply regretted.
Rev. J. X. McKallip yesterday morning
preached aSsrmon especially for the children
OF whom q great part Of the audience wa
composed. 1t fairly rippled over with spark
ling thoughts that claimed their attention FOL
the half hour.
One OF the street car horses got away from
the car and left 1t on the track full Of people
while he dashed off up Noble street, pursued
by the driver. No harm was done, abd III
shortly went over the ground again, but MOI
so fast, with the car behind him.
Tbs Dakota Lodge A. o. wv, has elected
Milt Stewart, NJ. NJ 8. 8. MCGOWAN, U
Venning, O.; David DArrah, B.; NJ, L. Black
bnrn, FnAnciei; 1, H. Darrah, Recorder
Aaron Mills, Guide; Lewis MArShall, |. g.
Lem. Battelie, o. G.; and Trustees, y. s. No
Gowan, Thomas Shelly, D. Darrah, I. s. Tap
pan, b. Simmons.
Lotus Lodge, Knights OF Honor, has chos
sen the following officers for next year
Thornton Rodeter, z. D.; Il. ]. Riley, D.; II
X. Hess, Y. D.; Jas FitLon, A. D.; D. w
Cooper, L.. r. I. Cockayne, +. R; Georg'
Walters, Treas Charles Brockman, Guide
Geo. Wilson, Chspline; and Trustees, 7. Rod
efer, Geo. Walters, Geo. Wilson.
The celebration OF the tenth anniversary
OF the WoGen's Temperance Crusade, which
was to have been held last Sunday, was no
held at that time on account OF the very bat
weather; but was held last night at thu
Christian church. Rev. J. NJ. Monroe, pas
tor of that church, made the commemorative
address, reciting the history OF the movement
and the lasting effects OF 1t. Some Of the OLE
temperance songs and familiar hymns wert
sung and thu 10th Psalm was read, eIhortinI
to reliance on the Lord and to put no trls
In men, as peculiarly appropriate.
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pEnsoNAL mEnrION.
News and Gossip in Relation to variou'

hEHS anu NuNblp III ~
People.
Mr.. Will H. Remick leaves to-day for Har.
risburg.
Miss Gertie Knox, Of Pittsburgh, Is visiting
friends on LaBelle street.
Miss M. Downs, OF Cleveland, Is visiting
friends on the South Side.
Mr.. ]. Duncan, jr., Of Columbus, is visiting
friends on North Main street, city.
Mrs. VIM. H. Robinson, and son Sam, left
on Saturday last on q visit to Clarksburg.
Dr.. H. II. Arnold, the funny man; Is at the
Mcclure. He plays at MoundSville this even
ing.
Arthur sinsel, superintendent OF bridges
and water stations on the B. d O., Is In the
city.
Miss Jennie Smith and neice, Katie Wheat,
Of the South Side, are visiting Pittsburgh
friends.
Misses Ella and Kate Phillips, OF Pitts.
burrh, are the guests OF their aunt, Mrs. Der.
ger, OF Zane street, Island.
Miss Zana Frasher will leave this week for
Akron, Ohio, where she will spend the rest
Of the winter with friends.
Mrs. Henry Thompson, OF st. Clairsville,
who has been visiting friends In the city for
several days, will return TO her home this
morning.
= Mira N. NJ. Guardensr, Of Brooklyn, is
the guest OF her brother, Mr.. Oscar 6eely. Il
has been fifteen years since Mr.. seely and
his sister last met.
Miss Kate Kellsrman, OF Pittsburgh, VINO
has been visiting at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob HeymAn, on Jacob street, will
leave for her home this morning.
The attaches Of the German Insurance Office
whose administration as secretary Of the In.
surance company and manager OF the Opera
House ends to-day. The token was well and
worthily bestowed. Mr.. RIester has won the
fasting regard OF his associates, as well ss
that OF all who come In contact 9Th him
socially or In business. ''
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When Ida Cetito's Female Mastodons left
this city last Monday after playing weeks
engagement at Charley shSy's theatre, they
LEFT IN the lurch a young girl calling herself
GAnnie Huston" q MEMBER OF the company.
She managed 70 reach steubenville, where
the company appeared Monday. night bnt
was agaln deserted there. Ga Thursday
George Emeck, Of Hollidsysburg, Pa, came
to sieubenvilIe hunting his daughter, aged
II, who sixteen months $50 ran away from
says thst having iondness for travel and a
desire TO 20 on The 'Gtsge, she left her home
against the entseaties Of her parents. She
has brown hair and dreamy gray eyes, and is
possessed Of considerable beauty. She first
engSsed herself to variety theatre in Phila.
delphia, and had enough Of the vicissiludes
OF the variety stSgs toiBSt al her life. She
went home with her father Willingly.
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Mrs. Margssst Youngblat, German lady
over 70 years old, who liyes with her son.ir.
law, Mr.. August SAVERS, on Tsentisth street,
iell down stairs Saturday night about ten
o'clock, aad was severely injured. When
found she was inSsusibls, and both her arms
vere broken at the wrists, In addition to
this she gas considerably cut about the bead,
aud received intoEnRl injuries, all Of which
together will probably hEye fatal result at
LEI advanced life. Or. Alderman IS attend.
ine heE, and be and Mr.. saueEs' family are
uutirins Ia their eA5riS to secure'as great a
degree Of comfort Tor the sufferer ss possible.
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rHE ''ooOk's Delirht"-1 1910 Main street.

AND GENTS FURNIsHERS,
ll42 Main street, Wheeling.
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Black and Light Cloths /!

And defy competition In prices and workman
ship. Many Styles have been introduced BY uE,
which for tit aud workmanship arc excelled by no
other house. Among them Is the
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once Noa. 20 and 20 Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.

For Rent-Brick Dwelling.
Regular Tuesday Packet for Cincinnati
New Andes
Commercial Bank-Dividend.
EleCtion-Commercia Bank.
Exchange Bank-Meeting OF Stockholders.
Diaries for 1SSl-C. H. Qiimby.
Globe Fertilizsr-J. NJ. Ulouston.
Didn't We Tell You-Famous 0ne-Price
Ha,ters and Furnishers.
Ladies, Send us Your Address.
Bennington shovels, Scoops and Spades.
Money to Lsnd-T. Wood.
Cure Fits-Dr, II. G. Root.
Advertisers-Geo P. Rowell & Co.
COnsumption-Dr. Siooum.
Charley BhSy's Academy of Music-Fourth
page.
Catarrh-Fourth page.
Argand Parlor Stoves-Eesbitt & Bro.
DR.. John Z. smith-Third page.
How Often the Question is Asked-G. Men
del & Co.
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Hermann Reuner, proprietor OF Renner's
hotel, on the west side OF the Central Market
E1na!e, has been tie victim Of thieves on at
least two occasions, and II will begin shortly
10 seem monotonous. The last visit was
msde by the light fingered gentry some time
between Saturday night and yesterday NOR
ming TIE hall entrance 10 the hotel is al
Yays left open at night to accommodate
LoGrdorB who como In late, and this fact was
taken advantage OF by the thieves, who
doubtless knew OF 1t before calling: They
entered the bar room, and tapped the till,
which contained about $50 in bills and spe-
ole, all OF which they poCketed. They also
helLed thtmselvts 10 some OF the good
things kept at the bar, and departed without
leaving their cards or other clue to their
iientIty.
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The following organizations Of |. Q. .. F.
elected the Officers named Saturday night:
Wheeling Lodge No. .: 8. Mcconnell, No
ble Grand J. e.. Morris, Yioe Grand; J. H.
i'onnelIy, secretary; Jacob Morris, Treasurer
William Ellingham. widows and orphans
committee. m U.,,
Grsnd; John ZtisCntslder Vice Grand; II
A. Uthmau, iOoEetaty; =. II. Evans Treasu
rer: William H Sheio, Trustee.
WhesiinV Rncampment No. II; Chiet "a
triarch, William q. Chaplin Hign fTie9s
NoTrIT: Junior Warden. y J Lawson; Scribe
G. ii. COpp; Treasurer, Jacob Morris; Trustee
& NJ DArfnh,
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We would respectfully ak the ladies and
gentlemen OF Wheeling and vicinity TO ex.
cuse US for any inattentlon shown them at
our great opening sale on Saturday last, as
the rush was SO great 1t was impossible to
wait on all who 10 kindly called on us. Hun.
ureds were turned away, and we were Obliged
to close our doors tevelal times so as to pre-
vent an accident by being crushed, but now
We have large corps Of salesladies and gen.
tlemen, and are abundant!y able to wait on
all who will kindly favor US with a call; and
thanking tina public in general for their most
lavish patronage, and soliciting a continuance,
we remain the pubiic's most obedient ser
wants.
Tux FAMOUS ONE PREcE HATTKRs
AND GENTS FuRNIsHERs,
ll42 Main street, Wheeling,
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Josephine Clokey, has filed q petition ask
ing the court to change he- name 10 Jose
phine Hammond. Miss clUkey is q teacher
In the steubenyille schools, has lived with
the family OF John Hammond, deceased,
since she was three yeats OF age and always
been knownas Miss Hammond.
Three weeks ago Frank Lighter and John
Barihold, Two young men of steubenville,
started in a boat for New Orleans. Shortly
after leaving Cincinnati Lightiz9r was taken
III, and returned home on Wednesday Of last
week. He died Saturday. The cause OF bis
death was typhoid fever, contracted on the
iourueY
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TOLEDO, December 29.-Wheat weak; No. Q red
cash 90Tcasl coz; January 81 GO: February 81 OK:
May 81 GS4al co. Corn weak; No. 2 cash $50 asked:
January 6E5zc asked; May 500 asked. Oats dull;
No. cash and january SIC; May SIC. Clover
seed dull; prime, cash s. 20; January IS IS; Feb
lt11a aRkHH
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WASHINGTON, D. c., December 81 l:S0 A.
x.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rain, followed by colder, generally clearing
weather, winds shifting northwesterly with
rising barometer.
Lower Lakes, colder cloudy weather, rain,
snow and winds, shifting nOrtherIy, later to
northwesIerly, rising barometer.
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The Cleveland, 'Lorain & Wheeling Rail.
road COMPANY will sell round trip tickets DO.
tween stations on Its road Of excursion rates
Tickets will be on sale at all stations Deem.
ber 22i, 24Ih, 18th, 29th, and 3lst, 1888, and
January lst,iss4. Tickets WILDE good going
only on day Of sale and returning any DAT
until January Sd, 1884, inclusive. pAw
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REMNANTS.

We are fully prepared with our Rem:
nsnt Counter, on which you will hnd
some very choice bargains. Ladies pre-.
pare aud come at once.
A. SIEDENBACH & BRO,
l104 Main Street.
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The immense stock OF Dry Goods, Notions,
Carpets, Wall Paper, &c , &C., and the unuE.
ual low prices they are sold ct for cash. Call
soon, II you wish 70 save money, Of Nos 2Ol0
and 212l Main strhek JOHN RoKNER.
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TIE pAII.Y mARKErs.


Auc Elnhuetut "OFIus
New YORK, December 2o.-Noney easy att Sa21i
sterling Exchange bankers bills nrm at si.sl1{; de
ovERSXESTs-A incLi6n lower,
E.s. S...;..;;:,".'19I S;P;%SG. aEsts.-1I!}5;
Pacific o. OF ,9S..."..l2S Z. p. sinking tund...lls
Rhe secOnds.,,..,...... w DO BIO Gnnde div, AZ
STATI sECuRITIEs- Quiet
RAILROAD EdNDs-GcnerAlly strong.
LehIsh & wllke,,..."l9s Tennessee es, new. s71E
Missouri ,GS.,.....".".l07 YirginIA coniolS, ex.
TcnRCEs!e Old.".".. S777s viSinIR prS$errSd-,,: J
sTocES=The market opened srn aud prices id
S4lSSd MA f Gent SSSS5I PhSTHsver were
al 2S1l do. preferred 50, and Oregon l. TEanIcon:
tlnentAl SlX later, cOntlnued weak throughout
the inst hour aud sold ~ low rs S0f, consider Bile
long stock being marketed on The way down.
Before u A. NJ under purchasers 10 cover shorts,
Solthtrn Pacific ross IL per cent, preferred az,
Oregon & TrantcoDtlgc1tal n Oregon ERYIRRtiofi
3k pef penL Meantime Union Pacific luctuRtfd
between 1915 ~. IRul WSssomsWhGt weaker and
piICCs fell or slightly, and for son etime Allinp
orders In Missouri Pacific made their appearance,
In Tie last hour Of business YIllug1 hecamo heavy
Tor Ofngon 4 1iknconlt mental aud Oiegon NATIga.
lion. /! currently ruporIs that insdTS were al.
log. The IumOr gtew cut q the fact hat brofoF,
who related 10 member q the Investigating com.
mitIso thGt he was free sCller. The broker had
ordefs 70 sell 5000 shSres Of Oregon d TnnContl.
Denisl, but II WAS not for the AcCount oI sIy one
connected with Willard properly. sad Il Is Thought
he was emp Dyed BY LhgrtE IN stock. II wss also
stated that knd!cOtt had Withdrawn from the ore.
gOp q TEAnGcou,luGntil Company. This has been
c!titiaily denied,
SG compared with llst night prices are XS1L nor
cont. lower for Canada Southern, Rock Island,
Lou!1yIIIe d EalhVille, Missouri Pacific, KApERE u
Texas, New York Central, EIie, Oregon Navigation,
Oregon q TnnsconuuenlAl, Union PRcIhc and
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MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
National bank Of v cat Virgil II at NhCel!rg will
be held at the Banking 7 ouse on Tuesday, January
s, 1854 between the hours Of one ~ ard three ~
p NJ for the election u EirCt tors and the tTantaC
ton Of any other bu.ileBS that may come before
them. JOHN WAGNER, Cashtet3
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DITTSBURGH, WHEELING & KEN
4 TUCEY RAILROAD co.
Notice to Stockholders.

WHEELING, November 10, 1853.
A special meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling q KeutucEy Railroad Com
pany Will be held at the principal office Of the
Company, in the City Of Wheeling, West Virginia,
on 1HURSDAY, January q, 1884, ut 1870 o'clock
A. NJ, for tho purpose OF voting upon the matter OF
the creation OF loan Of $500 Co., secured by mort
10 Benwood. The special meeting heretofore ad-
vertised 10 be held on Tuesday, November 20 1883,
Is postponed until January -, 1884.
By order OF the Board Of Directors,
Z. B. LIGGETT,
no29 Assistant Secretary
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A SECOND invoice Of .tWsuksnphast" ahoes
and other styles, In gentlemen's fine band
and machine sewed shoes just received at
L. " Blona'A
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EsrMATEs on oil kinds OF Printing cheer.
fully given by the lNTELIIGEACER jon OFFICE.
Good work guaranteed.
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Ducks change everybody with being a
"quack," and there are but few who are ex-
empt from the gosling accusation. DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup Is certainly IN exception to the
rule, as It Is 70 doubt the greatest remedy
offered to q suffering people.
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The IE7KIL1sEScEa jon PRtSTIEG OFFICE
executes all kinds OF Book and JOB Printing
at The lowest prices. Call and get an esti-
mate.
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The following shows The range Of the Their
mometer. as observed at Schneptsdrug store
Opera House corner
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ITS ADVANTAGES.

The new company owns the old Walhond-
ing canal, In Coshocton county, and for q
distance OF about seventeen miles the tow
path furnishes leyel roadbsd ready for the
ties and rails. The projected road passes
through rich coal territory from this city as
far west IS Coshoc On, bub twenty miles west
OF the latter place there Is no coal, and the
cons rnotion OF this road would at once ere.
ate large traffic in coal between eastern and
western Ohio over its lire. In addition TO
this the sc ction OF country through which II
passts is all prosperous agricultural saCtion,
with thriving commercial communities scat
tered along the line, aud there Is no modern
means OF Intercourse between these sections
and the outside world. This mSy be expected
to result In good local business for the road
from the first. Indeed, Mr.. Paul thinks the
part OF the line between Coshoo!on and Mt.
Vernon would make paying read, indie
pendent Of any connection with the rest Of
the RAJ. At Mt. Vernon It would have the
old Cleveland, Akron Il Columbus road and
the 3. & o. for connections, andat Coshocton
the Pan Handle and Connection Valley roads,
This part of the line would bs thirty-sight
miles long, aud nalf OF the route on the old
tow pAtlI
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Do NOT torture Yourself longer BY wearing
ill.tittins shoes, but 60 ct once and get pair
OF shoeS that have both style and comfort
combined, 81 L,Y, Bonds.