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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-17
MARTINS FERRY.
Chureb DedicatIon-'The PAUL. Gas We'll
Reading RoOm-Other Items.

Church DedicatiOn-The PAUL. Gas Well.
Reading Room-Other Items.
Council met last evening.
The uLGvsl7 Sly bsd very pleasant dance
at Medill's las. night.
DR.. A. r. oug goes 10 PitLburgh next
week 10 buy his holiday goodL
The public library will be closed for week
while the books are being rearranged
The oyster supper at the N. E. Church las!
evening va! 90 enjoyable and s1ccesatul
affair financially.
Mrs Rev. E. B. Jones, who fell down the
cellar ssairs wednesday evening, 10 still
suffering very much.
IN. prenntn, Of the Ohio Valley Etsu', ex-
pects 10 iSsge an extra large paper for his
Thanksgiving nunberi
Thcre is possibility Of the CaiYaho1
Army invading the community, az II 10 paid
that they are endeayoring to rent room.
The WEIGH church al RtnAyille has been
completed and paid for, and will be dedi-
eeted tomorrow with appropriate services.
The favorable report Of the Secretary Of
War on the bridge over the EiyGr at this
point q welcome news 70 Martins tsfhAnS.
!The Pilgrim Fethers,p 3 eantata, Is being
ysgaiarlr rehealsed under the dlrectorehip Of
Pm II w, soo6eld, and will be produced
carly next month. The best Local talent y
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The Pan Handle Route, pittsburgh, Cir
cinnati & St. Louis Railway, and Chicago,
St Louis d Pittsburgh Railroad), has the
pleasure to announce that excursion tickets,
at greatly reduced rates, to all the prominent
winter resorts In Florida and the South are
now on sale, regularly, at the principal
ofiioes OF the company, and on application
Ca1 be procured from the agent, at any
station on the line. These tickets are Sood
going is days from date CT sale, and good to
return until June lst, 1884. Jacksonville,
ThomsNille, Mobile, New Orleans and the
prominent Southern Coast points, can be
reached with one change OF cars from any
D int on the Pan Handle line. No other
route offers more complies facilities quicker
time, or lower rates. Iuqliries regarding
routes, rates, time and connections will re-
ceiye prompt and cheerful attention, II ad-
dressed to any Of the comPsng's agents or to
3. A. PoBp,
General Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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The Secretary OF State yesterday issued a
certificate OF incorporation to the Hunting.
ton Gas Company, formed for the purpose OF
constructing and operating Gas works In
Huntington, for private and public lighting
The privilege Is reserved Of extending the
pipes into tie town Of Guyandotte. Four
hundred dollars has been subscribed to the
capital stock, which may be increased by the
sale OF addition al shares from time to time to
$50 QUO Theshares are $2S. and those 50 far
taken are held as follow: R. ]. Simpson,
VISION, four tharef; Henry BrannOn, Wet-
ton, four share,; James J. Peterson. Hunt
linton, one share; Sam. Gideon, Huntington,
one shars; E. E. Ward, y. W. Henry, b. w.
Foster, J. o. DItk:y, Judson spofford and ].
r, Titus, all OF Huntington. one share each.
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MRS. GEYEn's DIAMONDS.
Uthman and Martin Brought Here Yes.
terday.

terday.
Capt. Bennett went to Pittsburgh yesteF'
dsy forenoon AID returned in the afternoon
with Jim Martin aud Ed. Uthmsn, the two
yourg men accused Of stealing Mira. Gsyer's
jswelTy. They were. committed to Jail to
await preliminary hearing before squire
". Il. Caldwell.
Uthman sill maintains that he found the
iswelry. He told Cept. Bennett where he
Could lind ring, which was one Of the arti'
cles niiSsing from the lot, and the Captain IT.
covered It les, night.
The PittsbdiHh Telegraph OF last evening
HChief Bennett wa1 asked by Mayor Lyon
as 10 the reputation OF the prisoners. He
replied that Thomas Martin had been arrested
once for stealing coat and Sone harness,
and that Uthman was charged, when boy,
With having stolen some groceries, but the
charges had not been pressed againss either
OF them.
.There Is likely 10 be sonls tfopble about
the reward OF 500 offered. Detective Hoes
ner made the arrest and Is entitled to 1t II
any one Is. The fact tlas some Of the stolen
articles were recovered by Chief Bennett In
Wheeling seems 10 be the basis for claiming
IT, Moessner does not care particularly for
the reward, but thinks he should be TR'd for
his work on the case, aud that the telegram
sent from Wheeling and marked collect
shonld be settled for. It Is more than likely
that dsmGud will be made for ut least bali
OF the reward offered"
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MNUHnsYILLE.
That Stolen Horse-Eobbery-Tim
Town Topics.

That Stolen Horse-Robbery-Tim
Town Topics.
The mercury stood at 400 above zsro at
$50 A. N. yesterday.
William McConkey, ST., Eq, OF Clark
burg, Is visiting hisson William, Of the Fist
ward
IA year old son OF Mr.. Weekly's, .of the
Fist ward, is lying very low with typhoid
fsver.
About two mi!es OF Ohio River Railroad
track has been laid from the Kloman mill
south.
A large numbered thu members OF the Ma.
sonic Lodge here attended the Grand Lodge
meeting.
Two artists from Warrington were at the
prison yesterday photographirg the lines OF
convicts as they were marched from the
shops TO the dining room. Tney also secured
pictures Of the shops, reservoir, &c.
T. P. Jacob, Eq editor OF she New, Mar
tipsyille MtSseIger, was in town yesterday at
tending the sails OF the Arnold land, he be,
ing one Of the commissioners appointed BY
the We'z.l county Circuit Court for the
purpose.
A near relative OF Alex. Purdy's who was
Injured by an engine at the B. d o. depot q
short time ago, intimsted pretty definitely
a few days ago that auit for damages would
be instituted agairs. the railroad company in
q short time.
Judge Boyd will hold court here to-day,
which will be the last day OF the term. The
suit OF the Marphall county bank, asking
that the office judgement in favor OF theE d.
ward KlomRn eStats vs. the Kloman Mill
Company, it is expected will be disposed OIL
Mr.. Ellison, while hers attending the suit
for the recovery Of the horse be claims as hay.
ing been stolen from him, was, he claims,
robbed OF $S5 at Mr.. Henrata's hotel in the
Third ward, by thief who entered bis room
while he was asleep, during the night, and
took his pooketbook trom1nder his pillow.
Mr., Fountain, defendent in suit brought
by the town before Mayor Purdy, and appeal
ed by the defendant 10 the Circuit Court,
where the judgement OF the Municipal Court
was confirmed, was granted until to-day to
prepare the necessary papers for again az
peEling the case to the Court CT Appeals this
time.
Squire Edwards rendered decision yes
which Mr.. Ellison, tho claimant OF the AMI
NAL, Is emitted to recover zone black horse
OF the value OF 500, and 81 for tbs retaining
OF the property" The defendant, Nr. Dor
sey, Is not at all IatlsHed with the decision OF
the magistrate, and will test the matter In
the Circuit Court.
Mr., Weaver, OF the whip factory, informs
the writer that the business OF the firm,
which has been unusually dull for some time
past, until within the LIST few days, Is nov
Experiencing q genuine boom, q large num-
ber Of orders having been booked during the
past week, one o:der alone from Westleld,
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wELl.SBURG.
Danger Of CRrelessnesS with GaS-K. OF
+. observation-disclosures

DnnS oil tnFeIessueSA " tAh euS-hs VI
+. Yisit-MiScelIaneous
The Thanksgiving address this year will be
delivered In the Presbyterian Church by
Rev. Mr.. Walkinshaw.
The chief attraction for this evening Is a
grand ball 70 be given In the school hall by
number Of young people.
H. K McClelland N. D, OF San Luis
Obispo CAL, Is spending the winter In town
with his brother. The Doctor Is loud in his
praise OF the Golden State.
The festival at the Presbyterian Church on
Thursday evening was well atten led and the
sum realized ives over forty dollarI, to be ap-
piled for church purposes,
Mr.. James Mathews, OF this place, was ser
iously hurt yesterday at Brilliant by having
pick accidentally penetrate one OF his
limbs. He will be laid up for g0me time.
The X. Of P. Lodge Of this place visited the
steubsn Lodge No. l last night, at steuban-
vile, and enjoyed pleasant time. They re-
turned at an early hour this morning on a
special train.
Many narrow escapes from fire have oc-
CURED this week from the careless use OF
natural gus. Several houses have been on
FIRE, but the flames have been extingulshed
without alarms being s,nt In. Alter the
serious warning had In this matter the clti'
Gems are getting 10 be more careful.
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ALEX. UrpkonArr, secy.



Abstract from the minutes |. meeting Of
the Board OF Directors OF the Germ. an Fire
Insurance Company, held November 10. 1859:
Tao following rsIlutious were unani-
mously adopted at the above meeting, tc.wi,:
WHEREAS, We have notice OF the removal
BY death from our midst Of our friend, 0sso.
oiate and worthy President, John 0esterling,
E'q and
by the entire community, yet we feel that
the loss sustained fills still heavier on those
nearest and dearest 10 hiIh, 10 whom II Is
Irrepsrable, therefore be II
ReSOlred, That It 10 but Just and proper
attribute to the memory OF the departed 10
say that IN regretting hts de'th we mourn
the loss OF oHe who YVES In every way
worthy OF our respect Grd regard.
ReSolUtd, That we sincerely eondole with
the family OF the deceased on the diSp0nSa.
lion with which It has pleased Divine Prov,
dence TO EiflIct tAem, and commend them 10
Him for oopGolRtion Who orders all things for
the best.
ReIolved, That this heartfelt testimonial Of
our sympathy and sorrow 10 forwarded 10
the family Of the departed by the Secretary
Resolrcd, that We, the Directors OF the Ger.
man Fire Insurance Company, attend the
funeral In body, and that the Secretary be
instructed 10 spread these resolutions on the
minutes Of tho company.
WILLIAM r. sTIHKI, Vice Pres't
T. RIElTER, Sec'y. E
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News and Gossip In Reference 10 Various
People,

News and Gossip In Reference 10 Various
People.
Mr.. a. A. Hanlsy, OF Poiat Pleasant, Is ia
the city.
Mr.. E. W. Brown and wife, OF RaVeuswOod,
are at the Mcclure houss.
Mr.. Il, ". Brown and wife, Of RavsnsWood,
registered at the McLure yesterday.
Hon. R. g. Blair, OF Richie county, regis
tered at the Stamm House laIt evening.
Rev. 8. B. Barnitz and wife are the guests
of William Alexander, Esq, OF Bridgeport
Mrs.. Will Mooney, OF Woods6eld, was the
guest OF her brother, Mr.. John K. Davenport,
last evening.
Mr.. Henry Merkle 10 now receiving the
congratulations Of his numerous fri nds over
hiS new tWins-both bcys, and all pIrtiea
doing well.
Rev, Samuel Steele, ofHuntIugton, arrived
In the city last evening on the bt. Lawrence
on his way to Grafton. He was accompanied
BY his daughter, Mis- Lille, who will pay
Miss Mary Sweeney visit In tie First ward.
Mrs 8. B. BsrnitE, Of Deg Moints, Iowa,
wife OF Rsv. s. B. BArni 2, missionary score
tary OF the southtrn general synod; MIS-,
and Mis- AID xander, Of BrldgeporE o., his
eiece. arrived at the Palmer House yesteI'
day HGRRydGyS Chicago Times.
Mr Eugene Salmon, the Clerk in tho sec.e.
tary OF States ot1ice who was recently
stricken with paralysis Of the vocal organs,
and who went 10 hts home IL CAbell county
A lew days ago. has entirely L4oeya his
msech, and Is Al well as ever, With the eScep.
tion Of IlIght weaknsRA BE will return to
his post next Mondsy,
Ths FARGO, Dakota, ArOaI says: IA letter
,,oT, Ea1iSp CapehAit, VINO has q host Of per-
sonal irisn6S- ID Fargo, Informs bis family
t6at he Secretary Of the Navy has rendered
hIrn A three yeaIT SppointuentAtt the Smith
scnisn Institute, WatliipEtoo. This 70 high
bonof, aud one which his lCtends bslieye MT.
Canal All aisGFyes." Mr.. CapAbRIt Isl son
81 81. Henry d. CApehars, well knoWs N this
Vicinity, and who lstsly reddtd at MAthea
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Small Vein OF Gas struck-VarIOusO ther
News Notes,

News Notes.
PellAire's streets yesterday were tnll oil
wagons and other vehicles, and many OF them
from the country.
Fred. and Louis Boeshar, brothers OF Mrs.
Fred. Hoffman, will conduct her late hus'
baua'S furniture business.
About $40 900 has bsen subscribed for the
Enterprise window glass works and Bellatre
will own nearly every dollar OF the stock.
Daniel. Ma 1chester was reported dying
Thursday evening and q number Of Ais
friends went Out; but yesterday he was still
about the same.
T. B. Litten, at the time OF the last ap.
pointmeAt Of State Librarian, was one Of the
promiRent candidates, and now he Is trying
for the place again under Democratic
auspices.
There was small flew of gss noticed u! the
Ballsise ga well der ng Thu scay night, and
in slCrt Itmr, at depth OF 500 fee', en- Ugh
gas escaped from the TOP OF the opening 10
bum when lighted. The stockholders in .he
enterprise ere now much encouraged.
Some Sensational reports have been cent
out from Bellaire about the difficulty be.
tween the Baltimore & Ohio aud the Penn
sylyania railroad companies. The Oslo Val
ley contractors are showing things faster than
ever and the track will be down in very
few weeks, aad the Baltimore & Ohio COM
pany will probably reach the nail works as
soon as they want to.
The new time table that goes into effect on
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad MondSy
morning will not greatly change the passen-
ger trains b.. city time. Tomorrow all en-
ployes Of the company will be given the cor
rect time at the telegraph Office, when the
clock will be turned back from Is to Il
noon. The Baltimore & Oslo will do the
same.
Last night, at Miss Julia Faup!e's, was held
the first regular meeting OF the Bellaire
branch OF the Chautauqua Literary and Scien-
titic Circle. The books for the prescribed
studies have been ordered and the following
ofiarJ elected President, Dr.. Mcclellan;
Vice President, Mis- Ida Wetheralt; Secte.
tsry, Will J. Morrison; Treasurer, Miss Annie
Hnpa
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engased Odd ast eIa.. en!srLaInment vIll

engaged and first class entertainment will
no doubt be the result
The new machinery TO DO used at the
PAUL. gas well has arrived, and work Will be
resumed the first Of nsxt week. 1t Is expect
ed that gas or oil In raging quantities will be
reached before very long.
The establishing OF q reading room by gOmee
OF the young men, In the Hanover Hotel
building, Is q commemorate enterprise, and
should receive the substantial support Of
those interested In such means ofepjoVmeni
aud improvement
The change In the night ferry that was
said would occur soon will not be made, a
the difficulty, II there was any, has been set
tied, and John Woods, who has been run
ming the night ferry for several years PEST
will continue in that position.
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WHEREAS, The members OF the City Water
Board OF the city OF Wheeling have heard
OF the dectass OF their lSts associate, Jno.
'Oesterlipg, and desire TO express their sincere
regret ut the loss which they and the COM
'm1ntty have sustained by his death, thert'
: Resolpea, That the City Water Board has
lest 10 him an active, Independent and wise
guardian Of the city's interest.
Resolved, That We deeply sympath!ys with
his bereayed family In their Fiftiction and e4.
tend to them our heartfelt coincidence.
Resolved, That the City Water Board al
tend the funeral OF the deceased In body.
Resolred Tbata COPY Of these resolutions
be trai uittsd to the tamtl oil the deceased.
ResOlrEd, That cory OF thIss resolutions
be published In the daily newspapers CT the
city. WM. HASTtEGI
jSo. g. HoFFNAN.
Water Commissl0negA
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TEE Cooks Delight 1910 Main street.
A BeautinIl GeId watch Worth 500
Given Away.


Prof. s. g. Malone, the accomplished pen
artist OF West Virginia, has placed on exht-
bition ct Mr.. Jsco6 W, Grubb's jewelry store,
the original OF his celebrated pen drawing OF
our late President Garfield, entitled "From
the Log Cabin to the White House,
In order that the people Of Wheeling may
have an opportunity OF securing one Of the
copies from this elaborate pen drawing, Prof.
Malone makes the following ottel:
There will be q beautiful gold watch given
with four hundred copies The copies will
bs on sale OF Mr.. Grubb's jewelry store,
where also msy be seen the original picture,
also the beautiful gold watch that will be
given to the one holding the number cores.
bonding with the number In tho envelope.
The drawing will take place as soon. a. all She
numbers are sold. Those holding copies will
Remembey ths copies cost you but 81 each.
Those desiring to geo the original before
buying copies can call " the atcressid place
Orders received by mail and copies sent to
any tsrt Of the country OF receipt OF price.
Call on or address,
PRoF. 8. c. MALONE.
stsmm House, Wheeling, W. Va.
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MR. John OESrERLISG.
his CredItabIe Career, aud His Influence
ON wheeling.

on Wheeling.
Mr.. John 0esterling, member oil the City
Water Board, President Of the Central Glass
Works and the German 1. sarance Company,
whose sudden death was chronicled yestei-
day morning, was q conspicuous example Of
what capacity and enterprise can make OF
man in free America. Mr.. Oesterling was
Morn January 4, 1924, in Grtsle Bieberan
near DarmsLadt Germany. He took an ac.
tive part in the revolutionary movement Of
ig45 and came To the United States In the
following year. he was married In Butler
county. Pa, In 1850, on n vember H.: he
was the oldest OF six children, and all the
others survive him. His mother Is $50 still
living at the advanced age OF ". one son,
Harry, aged II, and two dauehters. MRS. L.
+. Stifel and Miss Ftederieka oss:erling, also
survive him. ,ne. :,
Mr.. oesterlirg was member Of the hrm Of
oester. irg, Henderson d Co.: glass makers,
Wbinh afterwards became o. Hall 4 Co., and
still later the Central Glass Company, which
was Incorporated In 1868. BE was President
from its organic Ition 10 his death. He was
also President OF the German Insurance
Company from It's organization. Hshad been
a member OF Council, and OF the Board oil
Commissioners, and was q member Of the
CIV Water Board at the time Of bis death.
Mr.. Ots!erling was one Of the eleven orig
inal Republicans Of Ritchietown before the
war, aad was persistent patron OF the New
York Tribune, and in late years often tod
how difficult II was to get his paper then, wh:o1
was often burned In It's passage througA
Democratic officials bends.
He was q very charitable man, but modest
and retiling in his ehariti,y. He was also a
Arm champion OF labor. On one occasion
when It was proposed ct a meeting OF glass
manufacturers 10 reduce wages, he opposed
il, and said II all other factories did SO he
would not, declaring be would rather nave =
him. Than to earn large dividends.
The funeral will take place Sunday after
noon al 2 o'olock, and will be attended by the
various organic ltioas with which he was con-
nected. Though he was Of e retiring disposi'
tion, bis death causes universal sorrow.
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Uncle bob Ca,npbell,s Alley

Htg been nicely paved, the people Of the
Seventh yard still struggle throug b mud and
mire, and the rush for the white Clover
Brand OF Elgia Creamery Butter continues.
Ask your nelghbor. who has used \, III Isn't
any size from 0. bs. up, by Halsted & Handlan,
wholesale agents, corner 81 xteenth and Chap
line streets. a prominent Wheeling lady
says: II Wonla rather smell the White
Glover ttaa eat any other butter eyer saw"
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IN CT,EANaE THE RT0OD

Of scroiulous, Inherited and Contagious Humars,
aud thus remove tho most prolific cause Of human
suffering, 10 clear the Skin Of Dh6guhng b ItChes,
Itchiug ToItu'CA, HumillAtlng kTuptlOns and
l. Athsoro Sores cAuked by Impure or Poisoned
blood, 70 purify and b. lutIy the skin and restore
the Hair 10 that no trace OF disease remain, Cut.
cuTa ReSolVeut, tho new blood Purifier. Diuretio
aud Apericnt, and Cuticura and Cutieura Soap, the
great skIn Curea ard BrRutlhen, are infAlllble.
They are the only remedies that succeed when ply.
SIciSns and II other means fail
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COULD NOT TURN IN BED.

Knew not what It was to DO an hour even free rom
pain, Had reason 10 look upon life itself As 4
curse. In the summer Of 1850, tftor ton yean 81
this wretched e1jItLnce, IbegGu 10 use the Cuff
CuEa Remedies and after two yeEfs' persiEent lI.e
Of them the last ulcer hiss healed. The dread
disease has SucCumbed. AL over the breast where
was or CO 4 mas Of corruption Is now o healthy
skin. My weight has inCfea cd from one hundred
and twenty.three 10 quo hundred and fitY.kix
pounds, and the good work Is still going on. lCOl
myself new mRp. and all through the CuE6ura
Remedies. JAMES Z. RICHARDSON,
Custom House, New Orleans.
Sworn TO before United States Commissioner.
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At ane.Hnlf rheIr Ynlue,

500 Colored Blankets at EGl,
200 White Blankets at 81 90.
300 5-pound Calico Comforts, 81 90,
SEQ pieces OF Flannels, all kinds, 1910 up
200 pieces New Styles Of Dress Goods from
5 cents I'D. Also Carpets, OIL Cloths, Window
Blinds, Val Papers, &c, 90. Call soon y
you wish 10 save money. at Sos. 20l9 and 209l
Main street. JoRS RoEHEF.
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For Goodnesssake Don't Say Told You,

but 1t ir a fact that the Womsn's Beneve-
lent Society, With the good taste which char.
GcterIEeS the ladies OF Wheeling. have order
ed fifteen gallons OF MAltby's Old Bqlisble
Extra Select Oysters for each day Of the con-
tinuance OF tho Grand BSzaar OF the Nations
next week. Maltby's Oysters lead the world.
They are sold wholesale and retail by Hal
sted & HandlAI, corner Chapline and 6lx-
tenth streetO, who lrp sols agents.
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Iost-Pocketbook
Parker Hall For Rent.
Grand Opening Lunch-Rinet Greeninger'
Ho, for the Bazaar.
For Sale-Buggles-Jacob Snyder.
New Buokwheat-McKee' Island Grocery.
An Elegant Farm For Sale.
list OF Letters.
New CIoaks-J. s. Rhodes & Co.
Parlor Sults-G. Mendel & Co.
Winter Goods-Geo e. 6tiiel & Co.
For Clnoinnati-Steamer st. Lawrence.
Artistic Pottery and Fancy GOods-I. g.
Dr.. John E. smlth-Thlrd page.
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HAVE been sufferer tor years with
Catarrh, and under physiciRn's treatment
for over year. Ely's Cream Balm gave me
immediate relief. bel eve L am entirely
cu.ed.-G. g. Davis, First National Bank,
Elizabeth, n. j. FThsAw
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IAx receiving nay fall stock Of vomsn,g,
misses and childrenn shoes end mans hne cali
hand.seWed shoes In all tho different styles
10 which ! invite IN inspection. have
added several new lines to those / have been
kOeplpg heretofore, making o complete GSSort-
ment Of ane and medium goodA
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Tnermolaoter Record.

The following shows the range Of the thor
mometer, as observed ct schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday: E.
1852 1855
7AMl2M8P. M7PM. N. IAN. 3P.N7P. Y.
d IS Il IS II 80 80 -
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k.nators. Members OF Congress, Cabinet
an eSfs. Membersof PArllamanL scientists,
ssysug. eminent thyslclAns, leading pharma'
cists, pralIsst JSeoSs Oh, thegreat pa'prpre'