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RIVER NEWS
Leyee Laconics and News from the
Steamers.

Levee Laconics and News from the
Steamers.
The regular packet, arrived and Departed
in good time.
The st. Lawrence will leave Cincinnati for
this point this evening.
The Scotia passed down on route for Gin.
emmett yesterday morning.
The @. W. Bachelor got awsy for Pits
bursh about 9A NJ, a:d the Courier for Par
,kersburRh at II o'clock, promptly.
The Audes got away at late heur last
evening with q splendid trip In every par.
tioulAr. Captain Charlie M1hleman was on
deck as smiling as ever. 4
The Sam Brown, Ark and Belle MCGOWAN
were among the tow boats that paRed down
Yesterday with coal. Tde Hra!hesington
passed up with tow OF ties.
Toe river yesterday was about stationary,
the depth in the channel at this point. ac-
cordiug 10 the gauge marks, being 10 feet
Basints, was fair all day locs.
The W. n. Chancellor, Captain + P. Chau-
cellor in command, and Ira huntington as
putssr, will pass down this morning for
Charleston. Ih!s packet Is fixture in this
trade and drs'ryicg OF patronage from both
pas iengels and clippers.
On the rise that commenced 10 DO felt here
Sunday evening there was ahipaed from
Pittsburgh on Monday l,033 600 bushels OF
coal for Cincinnati and 1,!!4i 600 bushels for
Louisville, requiring fourteen tow boats.
This amount Of coal will probably be In
creased, as several tows expected TO get away
from above yesterday.
CIscISsArl, O., November 13.-Riyer IS feet
8 inches and riIing.
GRANVILLE, November 1S--aiyer Using
with Is feet on the gauge. IL
6REENspoRo, Pa, November l3.-Riyer 10
feet 4 inches and fallint weather clear.
PARxERs, Pa, November 13.-River3 feet 3
inches aud rising; weather cloudy and cool.
CAIRo, November 1S.-River 20 feet inches
and stationary; weather cloudy: thermometer
Coz. g.I
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, November lS.-River 0
feet 10 inches and falling; weather clear;
Thermometer 25'.
LOUISVILLE, November l3.-Riyer falling
with fGst4 inches in the canal, and 0 feet
8 inches on the falls.
NEw ORLEANS November 10 -Dan White,
one Of the oldest mates on the river, died
this morning, aged co. All the steamboats,
In port lad flags at hRlf-mast out Of respect
10 lis memory.
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Dry Goods.

= {! cIE 8, MAN, November la.-cOltOu lower 4
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arnE.pAy HAsDLE aRooGR.,
wheeiins,s First special Trade Jonrnai
sf Apnenrs.L


A neat aud meaty weakly msgasiue hts
made It's appearance In this city, called IAe
Pan Handle Grocer and Merchants Guido The
name Il indicative OF the aims OF the new
periodical, which Is the first special trade
publication established in Wheeling. Asan
advertising medium, and as . record o. com.
mercial news prices current and the like, Il
will no doubt prove invaluable 70 the local
grocery trade. It's sllutatory contains the
following:
From the sheep pastures Of the Pan Han
die to the coal fields Of the Kanawha, there
are thousands Of merchants and st0rekeepert
who, until to-day, have had no organ oil
general inter.Communicatlon devoted en-.
tirely to their interests. or special medium Of
Trustworthy information on Loca, State and
General markets, which Is the handspring OIL
mercantile life.
To iil this loDg-!elt want, unhsrslded and
unannonnced, We step into the breach and
mean to stay there, feeling assured that oui
motives will be appreciated; aud as oul
every endeayor will he 70 render tue Pan
Handle Grocer the rGde mecIm Of every re-
taller, we expect that that the heartintSs OIL
our intent will meet with a like response BY
the intelligent and progressive merchants Of
this and adjoining States.
Goods well bought are half sold. Thls
time honored adass obtains to-day with Al
much force az when It was originally pro
mul;ated, and every good merchant Is aware
that goods cannot be well bought unless the
buyer be posted on prices,
Our market reports and price lists are
taken in every instance from headQuarteri
only, and are contributed by firms Who's
names stand highestin their respective lines
and In each and every instance, they bsint
respor slble, stand over their prices and ma
ket reports with guarantee Of their &c
curacy.
The Pan Handle Grocer aims to be In ever,
shape and form the merchants guide.
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wnlElNe. TueadaY. Noyember. ~

WHEELING. TuosdGy, November 10,
Eggs advanced still higher during tbs past weel
and were in good demand. Butter Is in fair de
mand, with choice grades Of creamery active. 70
tatSes are steady and in good demREd The de
nsnd for spples Is moderate, but that ior dried
fruit Is good Very few changes are made In The
liz found blow. Speaking generally The mGrFei
q steady with good demand. The cattl6tm1fkei
isQtiet. All the figures given below are subI4ct n
iinctnaiisns during the week. -
GTdfl-WheRt q o. per buEhel. stEte osty sJc
Rye csc, but very little In the market etAtS
corn, old, Coz on the wharf; new com, t5atsc pci
NctT-Faacy patents. tlpring aud winter % 60;
ST Louis (Wintes) 50 6oa5 rs; fancy hnily
white Suhet and winter % @; choice family
SshSlss, Isl II "a Sse % IesaI Ss
0 t9 XXX basont tWlseonanl IS 7sA6 0G Com nca
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or DISSOLUTION.

The erm constituted by the rudenigpeS eng %
INK business RndIr the rrIn name Of VIC FVH'
All buTneT of The frn between MSy ., l&l Sna
j, 1883, tho undCn!gneo, Z. Il lIS NIX
and CnGFleS II. Copp ave empowered lObeHe', ~
ali buSinrno Of the firm between hovrm9tr !, ~,
inclusive and November Y, inclusive, Tue uuyv ~
signed, FnSk r. WOodmAnSec Is cnpewtie1 Y, "
tGttle. PenOnE knowing themselves in6cbkH y, -
the said firm, and persons having claims tEA'in'
tho tame, arc requested TO cali aud settle.
: q. r. TRACY,
G. II. CoPP,
p. +, WooDNAEsEE
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PgRsoNAL sIENTIOs.


news and Gossip In Reference to Various
Charlie eoelze, the Eas! End druggist, went
10 Pittsburgh yesterday.
Mra. Judge Obey johnson, OF PMkersburg,
Is visiting Mrs. Metcalt, on Fifteenth street,
Col. L. O. Elliott, Clerk Of the County
Court OF Barbour, 10 in town, In attendance
on the Grand Lodge meeting.
Hon. John N. Collins, Delegate from
KanaWha county In the Legislature OF SO,
10 among the delegates to the Mtsonio Grand
Lodge. .arff ~
Hon. D. A. Roberts, State Senator from
Writ county, 10 in the city attending the
meeting OF the MaSonsic Grand Lodge. He
q a. GENIAL a. ever. The Senator % well
thought Of In thls city. ~.
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COULD NOT TURN IN BED.

Knew not what II was to be an hour even free rom
palm Had reason 10 look upon life itself RI 3
THIS wretchsd existence, Ibegan 10 use the CUT.
cun Remedies, and attGr two yeIrS' pctslAcut use
OF them the last ulcyr HIS healed. The dread
disease has Euccumbed. All over the breast whore
was ouce mass OF corruption Ia now healthy
skin. Ny weight has incfea cd from one hundred
And tweniy.thIee 10 ere hundred and fitrtIx
pounds, aud the good work 10 still going on. Iieel
myself new man. and all through the uutlcnra
Remedies JAME3 f. RICHARDSON,
Custom House, New Orleans,
Sworn 10 before United States Commissioner.
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Of scroIulous, Inherited and Contagious Huuors,
and thus remove the most prolific cause OF human
suffering, 10 clear the Skin Of DiIhgurng b Jches
Itching fortunes, HumillAtIug Etuptions and
Loathsone Sores caused BY Impure or Poisoned
Blood, 10 purify and bcRutly the Skin, and restore
the Hair 70 that no trace OF disease remain, CuIi.
cirA ReSolvent, tho new Blood Purifier, DinretiC
and Aperient, and CutlGua aud CutIcum Soap, the
great skin Cures and BeAuti1en. are iniaillble,
They are the only remedies that succeed when ply
SioJ M md III nthNr fneanR fail -
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PnILApEtrinl, November I3.-Flour, quiet and
StHad!. Wheat opened Nc higher, subsequently
tack 81 l51%; NO. 2 red elevator 81 OK; No. rec
0Jc; No. rcd November 81 g75$A1 0S; December
81 09s4ai cox; January 81 llzSsl r.. Fehfuai,
81 135!Rl II. Corn, options weak; car lots quiet
mixed 51LS60c: Eail mixed November G0aGOLc
December tS5ka5cc; January G75Is65Lc: February
571Sa6sI<Sc 0iS Hrmer; no. 8 white SGilas7c; No
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OF The Louisiana Stale Lottery Company,
shows large distribution OF pri2ss. The
management was entirely in the hands oil
Gen'ls BeauTegard and Early. They an
neunce that ticket No. SO sos (sold in hfths
at 81 each) drew the first capital prize oil
SIS, COO; one.tfth, or $l5, 600 was collected by
Mrs.. N. P. Hayer, OF New York city; another
fifth, or SIS 600, By Mr.. Thos. Matterface,
alike OF New York city; also amongst others;
Ticket No. "a 424 drew the second capital
prize OF $25, 900, and was also sold 10 tifths;
one to H, O. Richardson, collected through
]. Il. Dick & Co., Bankers OF Meadyille, Pa;
one to Mrs. L. Woolsry, OF Philadelphia, Pa:
one 10 Mr.. NJ. G. Mitohell, wel!.known
stove dealer, No. 3,10S IN" street Washing
ton, D. c., etc, etc. Ticket No. 50.400 drew
the third capital prizs OF $40 COO, sold fitths;
one 10 Mr.. f. II. Fiack, Hopklnsville, Ky /;
one to VIM. Lowery, No. l2I W. Madison
street, Chicago, III one to Mr.. J. ]. Needing,
OF Washington, D. y. Nos. So o52 and % AZ
each drew the fourth capital prizes Of SO 900,
and said In iitths-aa were all The high prizes
and scattered in al directions Among
otherg: Mr.. Vim. II. Ford, Of No. 206 Dry AIDES
street, and ]. G. Turner, Common and Ba-
rome Streets New Orleans, La. The next
Grand sem;-Annual Drawing takes place
Tuesday. December 49, 1858. when prizes
from $40 COO To $50 will be distributed Any
Information can be had on application TO n.
A. DSuphiu, New Orleans, La how the hall
million dollars and over will be equitsbiy
divided, raw
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rhe RECORD orLAst mon.n,s pEawlpg

The Pan Handle Grocer aims to be In every
shape and form the merchants guide.
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MAEcnBTER 4 JENNINGS.
ma nrinre M hn RniIt.

Private sdyiees have been received in this
siiy To The effect that the War Department ut
WSShinEton has granted the required per
miion petiiioned for month ago, for tho
WhselipR & Harrisburg Railroad Company
~ constrsict railroad bridge oyer the Ohio
,sver an fhls point. From tho character OF
M an terprise OF which the construction Of
M, Sridfei u part, Il may BIO expected that
the bridge Will be built 7 " al, ~
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For sale-Desirable Residence.
TIE Ladies' who Compose the Committee
Wanted-Active Young Man.
TaIloring-J.J Schetger.
Public Sale Of Farniture aud silyerware.
New Bleached and Brown Sheetings.
Elm Grove and State Line Railroad Co.
Grand Bbziar OF the Nations.
Go to Mendel's for Carpets.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
! Pancake Flour.
Artistic Pottery and Fancy Goods-I. G
d.. John E. smith-Third page.
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We cannot help noticing the unusual stiI
caused by DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds at Logan & Coz
Bridge Corner Drug Store. Thousands are
testing It's wonderful merits by getting trial
bottle at the above Drug Store, which con-
vinces them OF its rare qualities, and what o
regular dollar sized bottlewill do. 1t Is qua
antaad 10 poEitiyelY cure or no nav. VIVA
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sos. IN PAPER. oatmeal-medium bnand-H %
S SsI' b6l fancy $50. Rye -four q 6oal q.
az 3, 81 Seconds us % bran C %; chopped feed
ss9 pslsa re,p-Prims loose timothy y ooa9 % per
ton Prime baied at % 0oloeo Wheat straw y "
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RAILROAD Tickets cheap to Chicago,
Kansas City, 0masn, st. Louis, snd all
principal points west. Parties going
will flnd 1t 70 their interest 10 call at W.
ii. Franks, the Reliable Ticket Agent,
Clothier aud Merchant Tailor, 40 Twelfth
airpet. ~
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THE CITY FATHERS.
LAST NIGHTS COUNCIL MEETING.
As,W nsnb,r Of The Board Of PublIc Worn. Elect
.d-rhs Fight Over the Island AIlsy-rAs Gas
Trustees B.orsaal,,-A Nanbsr ofaat.
tsrs Of nInOr Moment Disposed of

The ssmi.monthly meeting Of the City
Council last night was not only we'll attended
by member, the lobby was foil Of outsiders
as well. Thess we're attracted, no doubt by
the rumors OF war on the sab jsct OF the alley
which the Board OF Public Works Is paving
on the Island, The matter when II came up
caused good deal OF talk, but not anything
like the breeze 1t was expected to create.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The regular monthly reports were FIRST to.
ken Up aud the following bills were orderod
paid: Markets, $50 3S; Superintendent City
Prison, $751; "a; City Prison Committee,
$40 IS: Fire Department, $780, accounts
$3.50 81; police, Eighth ward lookup, Sl4 10;
Health, IS.
TIE Market COMMITTEES was authorized TO
give the roof OF the Center market house one
coat OF mineral paint at cost not 70 exceed
$50 per squrs yard. The Committee on City
Prison was authorized to purchase twenty
five bed blankets for the uss Of prisoners.
The COMMITTEES on Fire Department reported
that Robert HSzlett was entitled to the pay
ment Of his bill OF $l2 so for repairs to the
fire alarm telegraph, and 1t was ordered
paid. The committee reported on this
much discussed bill, that the work done was
perienced labor than might be expected
from the Chief, and that like bills had here
tofore been paid by Council. The report was
not questioned. VIM. Forsythes bill Of SIS
as Assistant Health Officer WIS ordered paid
The. Board Of Public Works reported thai
the following amounts were necessary u
nay for contracts In progress and coptsmpla
lion: D. Gore, cobble paving, Sl,G00; VII
liam Hobby, curbs and crossings. $l,lsS ID
A. LaIly, macadamiEing. $Ss 80; William
Wilson, macadamiziog, 1915 90; Luke Fi!ton
sewer pipe, 1901: J. II. Rosenberg, curhs ant
crossings. 5000; 2. schuele, curbine, $O3l 70
james Gilchr!s,. surveying, 500; total
SIS COL 81. The City Clerk was ordered (
draw his order on the Receiver for. THU
amount and place 1t to the credit Of thu
Board, ...,..
The Committee on Accounts reported that
| II bad examined the bookB OF the City CLERK
and Receiver. The sans were found to bal
ance and the committee found the following
balances. November ] General fund 10 bal
ance, $3.50 90; contingent fund, by balance
S.0lI 90; appropriation fund, By balance
| tl10h5
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DITTSBURGH, WHEELING 4 KEN
IL lucky RAILROAD 70.
NorTrp IN sTONKUOIDERS

A special meeting OF tho s,Ot kholdCn o. tAe
,PittsbuTgh, Wheeling 4 KENTUCKY Railroad Oh on,
pGny win bc held az the, principal 0tSs o. S'u
company, In the City Of wheeling, Wet virginia
ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER SO, lesJ, 1900,
Of 1850 O'Clock A. Tor the purpose o. T9tpk ~
the matter Of the creation Oi l0sp o.
cured by mortgage upon the whole Ene' utluo'nh
the extSndoD 10 BcnWoCd,
~ o'Ns' ~ '''' -'-'" - T. i. LIGGETT,
..,n lE,'s.lpt ECEftlaN.
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STATE COMPANIES
lNcoapoaATEo aERE YESTERDAY.
Lunb,r boom. to b. bail. ia III. rasl.s cous.,
"ClaaaA"-A Furniture Factory for Charles.
tOu-AThird District Company E,IoyinE
aBiE Boom slllir', aOuads,llls.

A certificate Of incorporation was yester-
day issued TO the Charleston Furniture COM
papy, formed for the purpose OF doing o gen.
esal lumber and manufacturing business,
particularly to make any article made wholly
or inIpart OF wood $4,000 has been sut.
tcribed 10 the capital stock BY A. W. Eel
lows, Of Wilkes Barre, Pa, and A. ". Boyd,
J. W. Ward, N. 8. Darlew OF E. N. Boyd, OF
Charleston. E
Another certifeats was issusd to the Ga.
man Boom and Lumber Company, which
proposes 10 build and operate Q boom or
booms on the Black Forl Of Cheat river Ia
what is known as Canaan" In Tucker
county. The capital 20 far subscribed Is
81 600 and Is held by N. E Howe, Adam
bowman and +. B. Stone, Of RowlesburI,
William 8. Boughmer. Of Fairmont, and
Adam G. Minear, OF 81. George.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
NCTICE.

Iwould announce 10 the cilxelS Of " hteling and
Vicinity that have opangd n IhOlCgILrh Galley
on enth street, ntAr the tDs!cEhiOn ridge, aud
have rettted hciRme throughout cabinet Photos,
hny style, Skipper dCzen. CGId FhC'nS Sl.Q per
dozen. FOus large TiGtypCs Tor % ctlts. haze
Of patronage solicited. L. \. POLAND,
tenth street, near SuSP, nSion Bridge
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prAR1. sTRAM LAUNDRY.

The undermined will continue the Ausay
biinS1s az nc old stand and respectfully ~ ~
that the patronage Of the public H9s IN
sfantSd 70 him IA The future q Il has been 70 ~
old frm Ia tho part ,,nonvIN7yE
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ToR RRNT-FRoM APRIL /, 1884,
IT That Hne storefoom, 1908 Market street, Al
s SSsaS Y SSS5S,sS ssPS SeSsiss q
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Providence, r, !.

~ PSaoIve1t a ~, Sc,,,a
Soap, Csc. Culioufa Shaving Soap l6c. Bold b.
al d,nggls.L, for1Es DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co,
oi ssad tOt chow 70 Cure SKIN DI.ea.es. nOa.wn
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mIss RoaERs, ENaAaEMENT.


.NIss Nation" Last Night-"Leah" nnd
= .GaIatanv 10 Follow.
Miss Katherine Rogers and her company
nresorlted "Mils Mutton" OF the Opera House
iast night. This 10 the first appearance Of
Mis, Rogers In Wheeling in this play, though
she has given East Lynne" virtually the
same play, before. The play is not a pleasing
one, but Miss Rogers own acting did much
TO make II attractive % the admtrer Of artistic
work on the stage. miss Eleanor Moretii as
Madame de- LdtOir increased the favorable
Impression she hss made here on former
visits, The rest Of the company. were not
much above mediocriiy In this play, but It
offers little chance for them TO show talent.
This Is not the case In the other plays In
Mis- Rogers will present Leah" at The
matinee this afternoon. This 10 a popular
MAY, which offers Hue opportunities for the
exercise Of the stars talents. This evening
Hpyemallon and Galatea" Is the bill. Mics
Rorers made deep asd favorable impression
rs Galdled when here before.
,MAScuBrER JSsSiSGa
The sale Of resMye,l stats for The perform.
anee OF Harry Willlams' Manchester 4 Jen.
nIncs Company will commence at Wilson &
Baninor's music Store this morning. The
company will appear at the opera House Fri
Ciay evening. The Dttrolt Free Pres says:
Zone Of the funniest, liyeliest and best
specialty shows In this or any other country
n Harry WilliamS Manchester q Jennings
specialty Company. 1t Is attracting enoi-
nous audiences The ahow Is one the pee
MIA WRrtn
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CToCKHOLDERS' MEETING.

4 special meeting ri the ftocsholde1 Of The
Wheeling Hinge Company Is hereby called for
satuYdsy Afternoon, kOytnltcr II, 1879, al two
o'clock, Tor tho purpose Of copHdciIns The pI0,.
piety Of reducing the rar yGlu" Of the c1nlnl
stock oil the Company, and iOi!Ceb heItty given
Of lie intention 10 OceE 1t Euch u!tCtnR rCaOlu'
ton providing for such reduction.
BY order OF The BoErd Of p!irttons:.. -,..
J. G. bRADY, sccretary.
CD. RAWLIE2, Prenieut Oc2O
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Mon much exposed to the weather praise
the great pain.cufe, 81 jacobs OIL: g: w.
WsnE Ea s sISp r Ea d new s ss Ps lily
Philadelphia, Pa, endorse and recommend 1t.
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curative powers Of the CuucuR Remedies. have
paid HUNDREDS Of dollA;A for medi ines 10 cure dis
cases Of the blood and akin, and never found any
thing yet 10 equal the Cuticnra RomedleG
ShAs. A. WILLIAMS,
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The recent commencement OF the work Of
making iron at the blast furnace OF the Black
Band Iron Ore COMPANY, in the Kauawha
Valley, has been mentioned In the ISTkLtl-
GEScER. The intelligence now comes from
there that the quality OF iron produced Is
much finer and the cost OF production much
less than the most sapguine OF the company
ever hoped for. The furnace already built Is
small one, built as on experiment, but ex-
tenslye works will at once be constructed.
The company some time ago began the
work OF drilling for oil on the Big Sandy
river. Recently heavy aow Of oil, which
shows no Sign OF diminishing, Wis struck.
The well Is described IS regular ''gusher,"
but tho lucky company is keeping It's strike
as quiet as possible for business reasons.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The Stool no den 0l the TGIt Virginia Exposition
Rad State lHtI ItIoCiAtiUn ait itGnCs 81 10 meet
on Sa utdAy, DCcGmDtr !, 1885 ~ IOclock !. w.,
Ct this UT Ollie Of nEIn COaniy Tot u pun %
Of eleGttng thiNec1 DirtctOH Attending y TIE BY
Laws. GEUsGh b00H,
MOI Secretary.
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Tnermometer RECORD.

Tho following shows the range Of the Their.
moIneiSr, Tas observed ut Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House cornar yesterday:
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WASHINGTON, D. c., November H.-l:3o A.
A,-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, 90
casioual light rain or snow, followed by much
colder, cloudy weather. norsherly to westerly
winds and higher barometer. -
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BAD BLOOD /!
SCROFULOUs,
INHERITED,
INHERITED.
CONTAGIOUS.

IN 1870 scroiulous Ulccrs broke out on my body
until my breast was one mass Of corruption.
Some oil these Ulcers were not less Than one and
ngScd and seemingly dead, tho cavity open 10 the
bone and filled with Offensive matter. Everything
knewn 10 tho medical faculty was tried In ylla.
NY NY Sa 81 o1t ~ I,,oa.s
begau 10 take the place OF those hitherto on the
SuriGca ! becameR mere wreck. For months At q
time could not get M hands 70 my head because
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TOR SALE.
Three small Brick Dwellings Gn ono block: c,eh
back entrance yErd fenced "a, with hyd,trt; III
good condition. Rents for s2T6 per nniun, VIII
sell cheap: owners fo identE Cf another Stale.
Three snail families OF limited meAns could pro.
@, No OH, el9 and 92l. Applyto
ALEXANDER BONE,
ReR! Estate Agent and Broker,
nCo liG3 NarEct htIett.