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MRS. CooK,s FUNERAL.
A Large Number OF Borrowing Friends
In Attendance.


In Attendance.
The funeral services Of Mrs, DR.. W.. Fl.
Cooke, wife Of the pastor Of the Second Pres
byterian Church, whose shocking sudden
death was chronicled yesterday morning,
were held at the church yesterday afternoon
at o'clock, End were attended by an i'm
mense concourse Of people Of all denomina.
tons and churches In the city.
Rev. Dr.. D. A. Cunningham, D. D.. OF To
First Presbyterian church, conducted the
services, and nearly every minister In the city
Several Of them made brief addresses sppro-
pirate to the occasion, all being sympathetic
and feeling. Rev. DR.. Moffat, President OF
Washington and Jefferson College, DR..
Cookies predecessor as pastor OF the church,
was present and took part 10 the exercises.
Rev. DR., J, T. Mcclure, OF the United Presby-
terian church, and Rev J. G. Lyle, of the Third
Presbyterian, also made remarks, as did also
Rev. Dr.. Smith, Of Fourth Street NJ. E.
church; Rev. George L. Hite, OF Chapline
Street n. L. church; Rey. Z Il. Dornblaser,
OF the Eoglish Lutheran church; Rev. Will
liam Lester, OF the West Alexander Presby-
terian church, and Rev. Mr.. Greer, OF the
Stone church.
The floral designs were more noticeable for
their taste and beauty than proiuseness. The
remains were taken ~ the Baltimore & Ohio
train, the pall.bearers being Messrs. W. l.
Hearne, Robert Crangle, J. O. Orr, Thomas
Sweeney, George CarnAhAn aud Jacob
Hull. The body was taken to Havre de
Grace, leaving on the Baltimore & Ohio a.
5:07 P N. Meaira. Hearne, Cfangle, Orr and
Hull accompanied the family.
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"rhe American Four"

Tom Canary's famous "AmerIcan. -Four
Consolidated Show" gave their first perform
anoe ct the Opera House lest night To a fair
audience which laughed and applauded by
turns The company Is certainly an nm.
usually good one. Petteugill, DAILY, Gale
and Daley, the American -Four, are the fun.
nlest exponents Of rough aud tumble foolish.
ness ever seen here, and 1t Is doubtful Il
their business has ever been surpassed In la
line anywhere. Flank Lewis brought down
the house with some good local hits In his
topical sopgs. The horizontal bar and vocal
performances were all hrst class, and the
after farce funny, II alittls broad. The per
Torrance will be repeated this evening
Reserved seats eau be secured at Wilson &
Raumar'R nlnBlc store,
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RAE rHEoeIy, NOW ENrEarAlgEp.

A report was yesterday circulated that a
bloody garment had been found, and In con.
nection with the disappearance OF party oil
tramps who had been seen near the spot on
the National road east OF the city, where the
thing was found, taken to point TO some
bloody deed. When the truth concerning
this was known, It excited only ridicule.
There are two theories now most popular
In regard TO the case. One Is that Mr.. Nc
Colloch was seized with what Is called by
physicians insane impulse, and hiss wandered
of aimltsily, escaping recognition in the
night. He might have reached some obscure
farm house at distance aud thus escaped
discovery 90 far.
The other, and most generally entertained
theory, Is that the missing man Is detained
somewhere against his will, for some pun
pose, either 10 obtain reward or to accom-
plish some other object. Ta's theory, like
the other, seems extremely improbable, bu.
1t seems fully as improbable that murder
could have been committed and the body
not discovered before this time with such
careful searching as hes been done.
II the liberal rewerds now offered do not
result in solving the mystery, the case Is g
hopeless one.
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Rather surprising announcement, TO the
public at least, was mAde'last evening. to the
efTect that there lai been change In the
proprietorship o. the Mcclure House, by
which MI. FL Norton, now Of the Arm OF
Muhieman T. Norton, becomes sole proprit.
tor, having bought ont the interest OF his
partner, Capt. Ed. Muhleman, yesterday.
This change removes the affairs Il tie hotel
from The control OF the receiver. A notice
OF the dissolution OF the firm appears In this
mornings paper, and the change will +ike
effect as soon NJ the Affairs Of the old firm
can be adjusted so as to admit OF trausfer.
When nksd about the Audden change last
evening, Mr.. Norton said Capt Muhleman
had made him proposition tgatthe either
buy his partners talt interest or sell hiBown
nj certain figure, which was so low that he
ct Cd 90 sald he would buy, and the bargain
T" Nj. Norton said he did not know what
would bs the outcome as affecting mis- lease
OF tha 81, Janis Hotel. He expected TO act
honorGbiy with the proprietors Of that house
ard could not yet cay what would be done.
THr 1cook'S psliGbt'- 12l0 Main street
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We Are Compelled 10 stay for Two
$40 Weeks Longer.


The great rush has not bsen ended yet;
store Is crowded from morning until night;
goods selling fast All admit such great bar
gains we're never before offered In Wheeling,
at the great sale OF Merchant Tailor Mistit
Clothing Store, 100 Main street Have only
space to mention few Of the great bargains
that are beiSg offered:
81 So buys mems good dress pants, worth
81 90.
$40 b1ys men'a good cashmere suits,
worth $40 20.
81 GO buys mems fashionable dress suits,
worth SIS 90.
$50 buys an imported Enelith woEs' ed or
cheviot mems suits. We have them in q
dozen different styles, and they are honestly
worth SIS 90
IS 81 buys meme good overcoats, light and
dark coloTs TO select from, worth $l2t0
IS % buysan imported fur beaver or Eog.
liIh wonted oyercoat or ulsterettS, worth
$50 90.
S 10 buys a boys f;st-clsss suit, worth
5000.
g o. buys boys good ovsreoat or ulster.
etts, worth s. 80.
Remember, we are offsrirg these goods at
prices which are not so per cent Of actual
cost. Call at once and secure your grest
bargains. This 10 your last chance, for two
weeks longer, at the Mlsfit Clothing Store,
ll09 Main street, between Eleventh. and
TWalfth.
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Mayor Weaver informed the writer that the
order OF Council requiring the iailor TO fur.
,nish town prisoners with bread and water
only, should be strictly enforced In this TEL
lows case. s..s-
Mayor Weaver having secured renewals q
several OF the leases held by the Free Oh
company that had lApsed on account OF fall.
ure OF the company 70 commence operations
on the lands within the time epeoihed, went
with the stockholders OF the company IN
reference to the sinking Of another well.
judging from what Mr.. Weaver says, there Is
not the slightest doubt that operations on
well, either inside or near tothe corporate
lines, will DO commenced In very short
time. 1t will require something more tangi.
BILE and practical than the theories OF college
professors 10 convince thelFree company that
Inc "Flats OF Grave Greek" are not In the gas
half
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Early In the day Messrs. Hubbard, Russell
aud Barr called upon Governor Jackson and
consulted with him as 10 the advisability oil
his offering reward on behalf OF the State.
They agreed with him that he could not
legally offer reward for information leading
10 the discovery OF Mr.. McColloch's where
abouts, but In view Of the probability that
s1me grave crime bad been committed, II was
thought he could offer reward for the detec.
ton and conviction Of the guilty person.
This he consented to do, and his official offer
OF $50 reward appears in the advertising
columns Of this mornings paper.
The Usual number OF unfounded rumors
were circulated yesterday, but none Of them
came to anything when investigated. The
city police, county Officials and friends oil
the Clerk were at t''eir wits ends how 10
proceed further, but several searching parties
were out in localities not before thoroughly
p0ne over.
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Nlrglnln bS,.....s...s...ss 60
Virginia cousols. ex..
Ira mat. coupons!,: Is 4
Virginia defefred-.. )
XIX. div.
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TOR SALE CHEAP-ONE SET or
II Tinnes' Machines and Roofing Tools 10.
quire OF JOHN q. KLINE, OLD Main st. nolSDis'
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Georse ?. Irvine, OF this city, last evening
received official notice OF his appointment,
accompanied by his commission, as Deputy
Supreme Protector Of the order Of Knights
and Ladies OF Honor. The appointment Is
conferred by Supreme Protector r G Lam
berlin, Of franklin, Pa, and 1t givts Mr..
Irvine the authority TO institute new lodges
OF the order, and perform all other arts, in
this State, PERTAINING 10 the highest office OF
the order Mr.. Irvine forwarded bis bond as
required by the Supreme Lodge, for accept
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Secretary OF State stalnaker yesterday is.
sued certificate Of Incorporation to the
"Oaio Valley Glass Company" an organiza'
ton having It's headquarters at Bridgeport,
Ohio, which proposes to manufacture and
sell glassware and do all sorts Of business In.
cIdental thereto. The capital stock 10 limited
to $4,000, OF which $500 has besn subscribed.
taken are held by Jacob Berger and L H.
FranzheIn, of this city,. and Charles N.
Rhodes, Jacob Boneysteel Land William
Koehline, Of Bridgeport.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

How II Is possible to make and sell good
colored blankets at so cents; good white
blankets at 81; good calico comforts at 81;
good dress goods at 8. 8 and 10 cents; good s
cent calico for cent?; good black silk
worth 81 for 90 cents; good black cashmere
worth 81 for rs cent?; Bhawls ct all prices;
rood Ingram carpets at Is and 80 cents; good
striped carpet IS cent?; new styles wall paper
7 cent? brown, green and blue window
good "A floor oil cloth at % cont; oil other
goods ct reduced pricts for cash only. Nos.
20le and 202l Main street. Centre Wheeling.
JOIN RcENIB.
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THE M'COLLOCH CASE
STILL WRAPPED in MYSTERY.
Another Day of searehlpg-No Clue TO
the Missing Mans Whereabouts.
Rewards by Board OF Commits.
sioners and Gov. JACKSON.

The mystery involving the sudden dlsap-
pearancs Of Clerk g. B. McColloch, Of the
Circuit Court, Is as great as ever, though an
other tWenty-four hours has ELAPSED. The
search was not abandoned yesterday, though
the searchers were well nigh dIsheartsned,
and nothing could be done but q desaitory
sort Of investigation OF clues believed to be
OF no Significance at the start, and only fol-
lowed up % last resort.
Though four days have passed since Mr.
McColloch's disappearance. the matter re-
mains almost the only subject OF oonverca-
ton about town, and the anxiety for some
the day when the disappearance first became
generally known.
ACTION OF TIE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Pursuant to call, the Beard OF County
Commissioners met yesterday forenoon, and
10 the absence OF President Woods, Mr.. John
Boring was called to the chair. On invite
ton Mr.. W. P. Hubbard presented the re-
quest Of the bar meeting OF the previous day
priation OF funds to aid in the search for the
missing man.
Mr.. Speidel offered resolution that 81 600
be appropriated for this purpose, 10 be ex-
pended under the supervision Of committee
Of two OF the Commissioners, acting In con.
junction with the committee OF the bar.
This was adopted, and President Woods hay-
ing appeared. he and Mr.. Speldel were ap-
pointed ss the committee contemplated by
the resolution. - 80
subseq uently the joint committee decided
| to offer q reward OF $500 for Information lead.
ing to MIR. MeColloch's recovery or the dis
covery Of his body II dead. An advertise
ment to this effect appears In this mornings
L
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LEyEE LACOaICs
And General Steamboat News-Tele-
graphic Reports.

graphic Reports.
The Andes got away last evening for Gin.
cinnati with good trip above and below.
The jaunty W. N. Chancellor passes down
this morning, bound for Charleston and the
Kanawha river points.
Toe apparatus rugged by Mr.. VIM. Barnard,
OF Bellaire, on his coal barge for loading oeal
on steamboats,, has been 20 improved that It
will now load two hundred bushels OF coal
in the bin Of q steamboat In littls over
three minutes.
GREENSBORO, Pa, November 20.-RivOr II
feet and stationary weather clear.
PARKER, Pa, November 2O-Rivsr 2 feet
and stationary; weather cloudy and mild.
CISGtSSA1I, O., November 20.-R,ver II feet
0 inches and falling; weather cloudy and
warm.
PrrrsBUneH, Pa, November 2o.-River 8
feet inches and rising; weather cloudy and
warm.
BsowSsyItLE, Pa, November 20.-Riyer 8
feet inches and stationary; cloudy; Their
mometer 62s.
EVANSVILLE, I'm, November 20.-Tc.night
the river Is falling, with % feet and $40
inches on the gauge; rains at intervals all
day.
LounvlILE, Kr, November 2o.-RlYer
still slowly falling, with ] leet 8 inches In
the canal, and feet on the falls; weather
cloudy, Light rains.
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TN ac0ok'V psllgbt"- l2lO Main street
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wheeling WhoIesaIo Market.



WHEELING, Tuesday. November 80.
The cold weother OF the past week forced eggst
stu higher and an active demand was experience
al hecloSe OF the week The supply Of poultry nus
been faIr and prices are being well maintained.
heavy demand may be expected for Thanksgiving,
and shippers should make heirRrangementse carry.
Potatoes continue steady and shade weaker. APP
ples steady, 1he other departments axe steady
Graia-Wheat u W per bushel. state oais S6c;
Rye CSC, but very little in the market, State
corn, old COG on the wharf; new corn, 4Sa4sc per
NoiE-Fancy patents tspring and winter 9 80;
81. Louis winter % 6oa6 %; fancy family
Choice red winter S 60a6 % Xxx family medium
winter IS 5Oa5 rs: xxx bakers lMinnesotal - ga
so: Xxx bakerS' tWiscontu) s. 76a6 %. Corn Inca
S6o IN paper. OatmeAl-medIum brand-f %
per Dbl; fancy 81 50. Rye -four q boa4 g.
MU Fted-Whlte middlings SIS 90 coarse
DO go co. seconds SIS ooi bran sle co. chopped ieea
Hav and SraS- Prime loose timothy sS ooa0 % per
ton prime baled at 90 ooal0oo. Wheat straw % %;
n,
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pERsoHAL nENTIoN..
News and Gossip In Reference TO Various

News and Gossip In Reference 10 Various
People.
Col. Bob McEidowney, OF Wetzsl county, Is
again in town.
Col. O. H. Beall OF Brooke county, was
down yesterday.
Mr.. B. J. Smith, OF New Cumberland, reg.
istered at the Mcclure last evening.
Mr.. Frank P. Maxwell, wifs and daughter,
oil Mt, Pleasant, were about town yesterday.
Rev. B. R. swope, who has been absent
from the city for few days, will return this
morning.
Mrs. John Bradfsld, Bate 8. Bradfeld and
Mamie Howard, Of GAINESVILLE, werein town
yesterday.
@. W. Barrack, Deputy Sheriff OF wetzsl
county, was at the State Houss on business
yesterday.
Mr.. Sam Miller, OF the Auditors office, re-
turned LIST night from visit 10 his hons at
Charleston.
Messrs. A. A. Poole and James NJ. Futon,
aud DR.. J. N. Maurer, Of Washington, Pa,
are In the city.
Mr.. Victor sauvsgeot was called awsy very
suddenly yesterday to the bed side OF his
brother, who Ia lying dangerously III at bis
home in Ashland, KY.
Rev. 8. W. Pringle, pastor OF the Presby-
terrain church at Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, took din
ner at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Mrs. 8. Il. Young, two children and an
Indian nurse girl, Of Fort Wransle,' Alaska
Territory, spent several hours in the city
yesterday.
Miss 8. ]. Mcholin, Principal OF the Taird
ward school, is to give reading in the
Upper Ten Mile Presbyterian Church Thanks.
giving evening, under the auspices OF the
Ladies' Aid Society.
Mr.. Eugene Salmon, the clerk In the secre-
taiy OF States eilice who was recently rem
dered SPECIFICS by paralysis Of the vocal
organs, has returned to the city from his
home 10 Cabell county, entirely restored TO
health.
EsrrxArIs on all kinds Of Printing cheer.
fully given by the INTELLlGEScER JoB OFFICE.
Good work guaranteed.
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Dry Goods.

SEw YORK, November 2o.-Dry Goods-ExpoEts
SincS the Ina Of January Gi2 packages sgainst
lI3,Ol7 packages for the corresponding period Of
iSSS, The largest quantity Ct any previous year.
There are many small orders for miscellaneous IS
sortrnents 10 meet current requirements. the
market, however, Is without general activity.
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Hav and &Tn,p-Prime loose timothy sS ooa9 90 per
n prime baled at 90 ooal0oo. Wheat straw % %;


6BocIRtEs.
S nS RIA Y nc sS sst H. n es Sedin. GS
Roaasd GeeesMInPaper, Pc. ID, ia;lS Sg grades
Windsor a. Sc; Prairie A, s1Sc; refined yellow
7a71zc; granulatcd, S54c; powdered. 9Hc; crushed,
$40; cutloaf, loc
Syrups-Choice maple. 75e; choice sugar syrup
Sc; prime sugar syrup. DC.
Rtce-CArolina. 6ATHc.
NetS Orleans Noiasss Choice, Sc; strictly prime,
SOC: prime, 4Sc: good &c.
ssaf5c; inpertsi SSSoc: japan, Ssa7Sc; ooiong, ia
Candies-stsr. fun weight 1S,zc searine, per set
TreoaS-Choioe wine. i2c, per gal; standard city
brands llalsc per gal; country. lsaiSc per gal. as
'. #ocass wa'e.No. tubs :, per T. dessn, 8 sn g;
per dozen, GO 90; per de1en, 81 co. Shoop
pals, 81 90; keelen per nest o. IS; butter tubs,
20 It's capacity, q So DO IS lbs capacity, 81 oo do Is
Ss SepSSdty psseS per dSssa h a '"
CdIlHed G0ods-Pie peaches, 3 lb 81 10; peaches, {
ID g. %; tomatoes, 10, Bakers, u %; sweet corn,
e. Min1lSx eSt g. TspSsiIss
Dried Prtdts-New eyapofated pared peaches va
s2c; IMPAIRED do. 16al6c; raspberres S5aS6c black
berries l0c. New sun dried--Apples, 9uartera e;
sliced, Sa9c: peaches new halves, 6Ma71<c; do
quarters 6sa6c; do. pared lbalsc; do. blackbernes
30; do. raSpberies 3ta35c: pitted cherries 21a29c.
New eyaporated apples 15al7c; apples very SLOW:
Ols-Lard oil, extra western strained, 95caSl 70
carbon OIL S1Sc white miners oil. winter strained,
'' ce a. i J. Suesed in aebsng at ,sc for prime
full cream Western, and 1s1sa15c for New York.
sweitzerl6< a17c, according 70 quality. himeurger
GsA-No. s mackerel. bbls, SO 90; No. 2 medium
so so. . 49,
0 N. mi ypd SI 6Oil nj: Lima b1La6c per ID,
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Qhs g'steILgsute';,
Oftice: Nos. 20 and "a Fourteenth street


Fer Rent-Brick Dwelling.
For Rent-Frame Houss.
Stockholders Of the Ohio Valley Glass
Company, -.
Market Street Property for Sale.
$500 Reward.
Notice OF Dissolution.
New Goods at LaBelle Store.
For sale-House and Farm-G. o. Smith.
For sale-Flne River FARM. O. Hervey.
$500 Reward-Gov. J. b. jackson.
g. o. Smith, Real Estate gent and Broker.
$50 Reward George Baird, NJ. D.
Furniture-G. Mendel & Co.
DR.. John Z. smith-Third page.
For the Bszar-Head OF Local.
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TO CLEANsE THE BLOOD

Of fcrofulous, Inherited and Contagious Humon,
and thus remove the most prolific cause OF human
suffering 10 clear the Skin Of Dthgufing bl3tcheS,
Itching Tortu'es, humiliaiipg Rruptions and
Blood 10 purify and beautly the Skin, and restore
the Hair 10 that no trace OF disease Iemain Cuti.
cura Resolvent, the new blood Purifier, Diufotic
and Aperent, and Cuticun and CutiCura Boe D, the
great skin Cures and BeautiaeTs, arc infaliIble
They are the only remedies that succeed when phy.
hcians and OIL other means fall.
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COULD NOT TURN IN BED.


Knew not what II was 10 be an hour even free rom
pain. Had reason 10 look upon life itself a. .
this wretched existence, began 10 use the CUT
cnra Remedies, and after two yeArs perSihtent Use
Of them the last ulc hiss healed. The dread
disease has succumbed. All over the breast where
was once mas Of corruption "a now q healthy
skin. Ny weight has incfea cd from one hundred
aud twenty.thiee 10 enc hundred and nity.six
pounds and the good work Is still going on. feel
myself anew man, and all through the Cuticura
Remedies. JAMES Z. RICHARDSON,
Custom House, New Orleans,
Sworn 10 before United States Commissioner.
n Tn -
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For strained vocal muscles, the great pain.
reliege St. Jacobs Oil, Is the acknowledged
cure Hon. Milton G Urner, Hon. Hart B.
Holton, representatives. from Maryland, en-.
| dorse and recommend II.
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IAN receiving my fall stock Of Vomen's,
misses and childrens Bhoes and mems Ane cali
hand.Sowed shoes in all the different styles
10 which I invite an inspection. have
added several new lines to those have been
keeping heretofore, making eomplets aaaort.
mnnt Of emo and medium gooda.
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BAD BLOOD !!
SCROFULOUs,
INHERITED.
INHERITED,
CONTAGIOUS

IN 1870 scroiulous Ulcers broke out on my body
] until my breast was one muSs Of corruption.
Some Of these Ulcers were not less than one aud
one-hHlt inches In diameter, the edges rough,
ragged and seemingly dead, the cavity open 10 the
bone and oiled with Offensive matter. Everything
known 70 the medical faculty was tried In ynia
GRADUALLY the bone inelf became diseased. and
then the tfering began In earnest Bone UlcelS
began 10 take the place OF those hitherto on the
surface becanie mere wreck. For months al a
time could not get my hands 10 my head because
Nt
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noi9 DAw
EoR SALE.

i ''-- .,,, y,
Three small Brick Dwellings I'm one bl2ctl; as.
dwelling has three rooms, with it0Wn l.ont ~
back entrance yard fenced 81. VITA hydtAutxi m
good condition. Rents for $40 LeF Ahhum' c, ~
seil cheap: owners residents u another sAt
Three snail families OF limited means colia ~
cure house for about $3.50 each; lOcGled on h'''
G, No OH, 9l9 and 02l. Apply 70, ,ovV 90
Real Ektate Agent and Broker.
mn ll6a MGrket street
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water 1ls.I barrels: IdAily average for the month
as IN barrels; charters 9,i0o barrels daily aver
are for tho month, 20,i0I. -. 49, :, Z.
al Al n i5Js highest 81 lowest u 1bJS; closed
Al 81 Is Shipments 1920 barrels Runs Si,eI
.befrels Charter 1909 barrels. Market nrm and
advancing under New YORK buying
NEW YORK, November 2o.-Petfoleum quIes
limited ii Is.
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HoUSE AND LOT AT PRIVATE
IL sALE.-One Of the InOH dctimbic fSsia ~ 1,
In Warrington Pa, within ten miLuItA van o
Public School, Female Seminary, OllrEe ana eoa,
nekS part OF town. Brick hOutC, well blth ~ ~,
tanning eleven 'eo1 s; good TAtr ven, splI,a as
and cistetn; stable AMI other Outbnidib y. -,
cor tainS Two tcIes and Is well iel with ltut ~
any time. Property 81 John n. POLLOCK, dteaisa'
~ VI ' ". q. FoLLOCH, Executor,
polo nav Warrington; n
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Cotton.

NEW YoRK, November Auction quiet: futures
steady; November lO.S2c December lo.b9S Jan;
nary i0.7tc; February l1eSc; March ll.0Sc: April
ll.16c; Nay 1l.2Sc June n.4oc; July n.slc; August
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-21

The following shows the range Of the Their.
mometer, as observed at schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday:
TAN .l2M,8P. M.7P.M JAM. l2M.3RM.7P. N,
ii Al 40 Al IS 81 6S o.