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ANOTHER BIG FIRE
40 MARTIN,s FERRY YESTERDAY.
IL. ohsin la DouSt-rA. Dau.r. not I.rs,, bat
mach Valuable Property Escapes Narrowly.
AID Asked from wheeling 10 Control the
Rlanss-Aa Easlns Seat orsr.

Flames were discovered about 10 o'clock
yesterday forenoon Issuing from large
wooden building belonging to the Buckeye
Glass Works, situated near the main works.
It was filled with packing straw, and In an
incredibly short space Of time the flames en-
vsloped the whole building. Other valuable
property situated near was threatened, and
telephone message was sent to Chief Dun
ming, of the Wheeling Fire Department, for
aid. In Just % minutes after, the Yigilant
engine was playing on the threatened build
ing, and Its presence saved the town from q
disastrous c0nflagration. As 1t was the build
ing which first caughtwEs entirely consumed,
together with dwelling belonging 10 Mr..
Isaac Cots and several small outbuildiDgs.
At one time L. spence's works wsrO on fire,
but they were saved. The loss to the glass
works will be about s., 500, covered by iusur.
ance In Wheeling companies, Mr.. Cots
loss Is about 500, also covered by insurance.
Exley d Co. lost about $50 on lumber
burned.
The origin Of the fire is not definitely
known. Il was believed by some TO have
been set on fire by malicious persons, but the
general opinion was that the fire was started
accidentally by some boys. u
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causing slow time to be made in the last
heats q the three races.
THE 20 TRor,

The first event on the card was a trot for
the 2;2a class with I've nominations. ~! OF
which responded at the call. Mattie d. had
Inc pole and tie others followed IN the order
named: Kittie Van, Ida H., Mambrino Clay
md Joe Hooper. In the pool.box Mamhrino
aud Van sold for $40 each, Matte S6 and me
rest Of the field for 81. The horses on the
third score came up In q beautiful line and
rot TIC word. Matte and Ida spurted TO the
front, and the two favorltes went TO the rear
owing to bad breaks. This position was heid
until the quarter, when Matte got splenaia
lead with Hooper on her wheel and Ida tnlrn.
Mambrino now began 70 stretch ouI, Whie
Kitty continued TO act badly. The race was
n ysry exciting one on the last hall, the
horses being well punched. On the last
stretch the enthusiasm OF the crowd found
vent In yells. Matte kept the pole, with
Hooper, Mambriuo and Ida abreast close be-
hind. Time 1854.
In the second heat Hooper again led the
field, KittIe, the fAvorite, followed close,
her driver pulling her until the home stretch
was reached, when he let her In easy making
a record OF 232IS. Matte fell away back 70
fifth place. Joe Hooper secured second
place and worked hard for the pole, but could
BsFoFe the third heat Kittie sold for SIC
and the field for S.. This heat was one Of the
prettiest OF the AFTERNOON. They were sent
on the second score, four OF the horses abreast
with Mambrino In the rear: Before the
quarter was reached, bad breaking had
strune the animals out Kittisl had the pole
with Hooper on her wheel. At the hall they
ali closed up again and finished In that style,
Kittie was winner again. Time 2:S4A. The
fourth heat made in 2;S6% was but repett'
ton OF the third.
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TO.DAY's PROGRAMME.
The Stock TO be Exhibited and the
Races.

The Stock 10 be Exhibited aud the
Races.
In some OF the departments to.day's exhib.
it, will be the most interesting Of the fair.
In the horse liae at $3.50 A. N. horses for car
riages and general purposes will bs judged,
at II A. n. matched teams, at 11:S0A. NJ.
single drivers. The Deyons will be called at
l0A. NJ; the Holsteins at IL A. NJ; the Jerseys
at 2P. NJ; Ayrshires at 8 A. Nj Dairy cows
and fat animals at 8 p. N. Sheep will be
shown as follows: Blaoktops or Delsine Me-
rinos, 10 A. NJ; Saxon or silician Merinos ~
2P.M.
The race programme Of to-day Is as follows:
No. 7. Paee-G25 class: purse $500.
Jack Rapid, 6. g.. J. R. CASTOR.
Captain Dan, D. 8, J. Ross Mosegrove,
G0sSig. c,E. J: +. DUNCAN:
Belle Is%tll, 3, M 9; u; p smith.
s s BUY. : e. hF SS5y B0Vy'
S FAM ii i ). e., JuiSemler q Tedrick.
Dr.. Brown, c. g., Il. D, kykef.
Captain Jack, br. s Joseph Doyle.
Little En-, b. M, James Eekleson.
No, g.. Trotting-&6 class purse 500.
Rolla, 4. e., Peter Scbatz,
LeWinSkey, b. e., J. KettneE.F I
News, -J Bailey.
The 2.2e class was filed last evening by the
entrance Of Neva, and the three agreeing to
pay the fourth entrance money.
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SUMMARY.

West Virginia State Fair and Exposition Races
"Wednesday, September u, 1883. No. 4-1roi
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A Fine Musical display.

Mr.. O. A. House, of 1920 Market street, oc-
cupies the space disgonally opposite the
fountain In the main hall, and has most
creditable display. Mr.. House Is the agent
for Chickering, Emerson and Mathusheck
pianos, and the Packard, Johnston and Estey
organs Most OF these Instrumentsnre found
in his display. The finest piano probably
ever in the city is in hisexhibit, and attracts
universal attention, Its an upright Emer-
son made OF cslluloid, heavily finished In
gold, and the "Peek.a.boo Waltz" played on Il
by Miss 4 file Cline draws crowd every time.
The piano is valued ats5,00o, and is indeed
very beautiful and attractive. Atthe upper
end OF the exhibit Is placed q fine Chickering
Grand, while the lower end is brought up by
a E,tey organ. Mr.. House or Miss Cline Ia
always present, and takes pains:to please any
person wishing to examine their instruments.
The display OF Mr.. House Is scarcely a sam
pie OF his fine stock. II one really wishes 9
treat, go to 1920 Market street, and he will
be amply rep. i'd. However, It pays to stop
at bis exhibit in Main Hall and see that Gel
luloid piano.
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kept busy the day long, but finds time to
oheeffulIy ansWer numerous question: This
display consists Of |Rce curtains, heavy plush
and linen shades, plush and satin table
scarfs, lace bed spreads, and pillow shams
all with satin applique. Two bShners attract
special attention, one worked with
the head Of Rose StandiSh the other
with q stork. A sofa pillow OF brocade
velvet with q shade stitched on Is
very beautiful. One OF the lace curtains IL
specially worthy Of mention, the satin GP.
pliTie consisting Of an arm holding bunch
Of flowers. All this is executed by the Sci.
leck embroidering attachment owned by and
exclusively manufactured for this company.
1t is the aim OF the management In exhibit
ing these patterns TO stimulate desire for
artistic and fancy work among It's patrons.
A very commendable feature will be the
presence OF all the agents OF tina company. In
this district, during the remainder OF the
Fair at ia expense. Mr.. Stevens has been
busy all day embroiderlng handsome badges
for these gentlemen-stars worked on blue sat
In, and they will no doubt have an enjoyable
visit. It will well pay visitors TO give this
exhibits visit. The "Domestic" from all
appearance has come TO stay and is rapidly
gaining in favor,
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Yesterday afternoon shortly after 4 O'Clock
Mr.. O. O. Holloway, Of Flushing, Ohio, who
has charge of an exhibit In Machinery Hall
at the Sair, was passing under bar separa'
ting two departments in the hall, when q
heavy steel shaft about an inch in diameter
and six or eight feet long, fell from O height
OF about twelve feet and struck Mr.. Hollo-
way on the back OF the head, close to the base
OF the skull. The blow was terrible one,
and only the fact that the fall OF the rod was
Slightly broken by striking feed board OF a
drill. prevented fatal result OF the accident
AS II was the gentleman was stunned, and
received very severe injuries, the exact ma:
ture and extent OF which could not be told
last night. DR.. 7. o. Edwards attended him.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

R1Ds FOR STONE WORK.
Bids are solicited for stone work IA, v,.., =.
70 DO erected by this company Al R,,, S s!eSl PlAn
specifications furnished BY Mr, W NO., W. Va
ounce t IN henWood. We tohGve priyilsss ~ A. BY
H T 9ISs y o PLACED IN our hands BY oo,,.,
VIZ hkNMOhD IRON Woprs
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Japanese Pagoda.

For several days the hrm Of Smith & Son,
OF Bridgeport, have been busy placing their
exhibit. Without any assistance from the
ladies, they have certainly made tasty and
neat show. In passing through machinery
ball 1t will undoubtedly attract the visitors
attention, and It is well worth his stopping.
A beautiful japanese pagoda has been erect.
ed, handsomely trimmed with evergreen and
flags. Inside this Y aud u sacks Of flour are
piled In the shape OF triumphal arch, sur
rounding two handsomely polished glass
headed barrels Of Superior and Leader flour.
These barrels are OF white wood, and made
especially for the occasion. One OF them u
offered as premium for the best bread made
out OF the Leader brand. The competitions
open to all, and the bread must be entered
Friday. Judges have been appointed, and
the bread with numbers only will be given
to them for their decision. These numbers
correspond with Others entered in register,
opposite which are the names Of the competi'
tors. After the decision the bread thus en-
tered Is 10 be donated to charitable purposes.
The genial junior member OF the firm pre-
sides In his psgoda, and invites oil flour men
to call and receive samples OF his brands.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Thc principal activity was
In West shore and Buffalo tnts, Southwestern
issues and Central Pacific flrsts.
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Areyou disturbed At night and broken Of
your rest by siek child suffering andcrying
with pain Of cutting teeth? II 80, send at
once and get bottle OF Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. Its
value Ia incalculable. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon 1t, mothers there Is no mistake about
1t. It cures dysentary and disrrhoea, regu.
lates the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, soitens the gums, reduces lnfamms'
o9 and Wss Sos sn' S0 e the
for Children Teething Is pleasant TO the
taste, and is the prescription OF one Of the
oldest and best female physicians and nurses
In the United States, and is for sale BY all
druggists throughout the world. Price q
canfaA bottle. NWsAW
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ON THE TRACK.
A Description of the Three Good Races
of YesIeEdnY.

A Description of the Three Good Races
OF Yesterday.
Notwithstanding the threatening aspect
OF the weather, by 2 o'clock the grand stand
held about ., 600 people, the quarter stretch
was black with carriages, and all along the
fences people hung on to the pickets. The
programme was good one, arst.class horses
being entered, and an afternoon Of fine sport
was Anticipated and realized. The judges
were Mr.. J. W. Clark, Of Pittsburgh, well
known horseman, and Msssrs. 7. O. MoaAtt
and ]. NJ. Todd. OF this city. Sheriff Mcoal.
lum, OF Allegheny, Pa, acted as starter, The
timers, MeSsrs. Grub and FranEhelm, were
sent up into the reporter stand so that the
Judges could have more room. Two tele.
graph operators also made the journalists
gallery headquarters. This gallery Il only
abont Xxi, and with q reporter from each pS.
per, table and ohIirs, its packed jam full,
and vet people persist In going up there. The
stand Is big fraud from top to bottom.
Writing Is almost entirely out Of the ques.
ton.
and the track was soon a. slippeFy 90 glass,
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Glass A, American Merinos-Ram, three
year old, L. P. spivey, Fairyiew, W.. Va,
first; Oliver Watkins, secondi Bailey q Bid
die, Carmichael, Pa, third; ram, Two year
old, L, P. Spivsy, first; Thomas j. Close, st.
Clairsyille, second; Pugh & Son, Fairyiew,
W. Va, third; ram, one year old, first prem
ium Thos. ]. Close; second. L. T. Spiyeyi
ram lamb, Pugh & Sons, hrst; L.. r.
SDiyey, second; ]. @. Gist Wellsburg third;
three ewes, tLree year old, T. Y. Hervey,
Brooke county, first; L. P. Splvey, second;
Pugh & Sons, third; three ewes, two year old,
L. T. Spiyey, first; Pugh & Son, second; !. y.
Heryey, third; three ewes, one year old, Pugh
& Son, first; l.. T. SpiYey, second; Bailey &
Biddle, third; three eve lambs, i. Z. Spiyey,
frst Pugh & Sons, second; Thos. J. Close,
third.
d. Anderson, Ross county, o., first on ram
8 wears old; w. L. BAnnick, Belmont county,
second and third; ram year old, W. D. An
1erson first; l.. and n. W. Bundy second;
ram lamb, w. D. Anderson irst; L. and N.
w. Bundy second and third; three ewes 2
wears old, W. D. Anderson first; three ewes
year old, ". D. Anderson first, L. and n. w.
bundy second aud third; three eve lambs,
". L. George, Belmont county, first, l.. and
N. W. Buudy second and third.
Glass E-Long Wool Lincolns, Cotswolds
and Leicesters- years old, ~. L. Hender-
son, Washington county, Pa. frat; ram l
year old, w. D. Anderson first; J l.. Hen
derson second; ram lamb. J. L. Henderson
first and second; three eve lambs, ]. L. Hem
derson frat.
Awards were also made In several house
hold departments yesterday.
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BARLEY oAMPsELL's COMPANY.
Another Good House to See "rhe Whit
SInye.D

Another Good House 10 heeEhe Whte
slave"
The "white Slave" was again presented at
the Opera House last night to large and
enthusiastic audience, and hiseyening there
will be change in the bill. The same COM
pany will present Barley Campbsll's most
cleyerly constructed aud absorbingly inter-
esting play, the Galley Slave"
The following is clipped from the Balti-
more american:
Barley Campbell's drama, the Gallery
Slave" drew large crowd to Ford's Opera
House last night. 1hs success Of the play
elsewhere and the strong cast that presented
It here, both had their influence in drawing a
full house, but 1t was the merit OF the acting
that made It 80 striking success, and which
won 1t double recalls from the close OF the
second act To the fiual fall OF the curtain.
The dramatic climax Is most skillfully
wrought up, and the play closes with an In:
terest that could hardly nave been predicted
during the first act. The play has made so
brilliant an opening here, that 1t can hard
" fail OF successful week.
AS to.nights performance closes the COM
pany's engagement here, there will no doubt
be large crowd present.
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can save money by calling and examining
the large stock OF Cashmeres and Fancy
Dress Goods at all prices, from l0c up. Elan
nels, Blankets, Comforts; 30 pieces new Car
pets, from IS 10 toe; $50 Perfection CorseB o.
sos; 500 Window Shades at % and 6Oc; lo0oO
bolts Wall Paper at 10. and thousand other
articles sold at reduced prices exclusively for
casb. Al John Roemer's Dry Goods, Carpet
and Wall Paper Emporium, Nos. 20l0 and
202l Main street, Centre Wheeling.
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Virginia 6s............... SO
Virginia conSols, ex-
TIA mat. coupons. 40
Virginia Preferred. =
Ex div
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rnnernlor hon. I.H. Good.

The funeral OF the late Hon. ]. Hanson
Good took place yesterday forenoon from his
former residence on the corner OF Eoif and
Fifteenth streets. Alarge number OF friends
and ac0aaintances Of the dead man were
present, the Ohio county bar attending In q
body, In unusually large lorce. The services,
EIye, were conducted by Rev. r. r. Swope,
Rector Of St. Mathews, The intsrment took
place at Greenwood, And was private. The
poIl.heareTs were Judge Jeffers, Hon. L. @.
CFacFait, Hon, ]. ]. Woods, Judge Kennedy,
Judge Rogers, r. G. Barr. Esq. II. N. Rus.
sell, Rsq., and l. F. Jones, Esq,
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John D. Heinlein, representative Of our
factory, will take pleasure in showing o full
line OF our work at Wells & Dents Wholesale
drug store, Bridgeport o., Opposite Wheel.
inej to all merchants doing business in towns
where our goods have not already been
placed. Our regular customers especially
are invited 10 examine our job list, which
J.H. DC. M.WALKER,
Worcester, Mass
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Oil CRY, Pa September l2-Pctroleum active
but declining In price. Opened at 81 l6H; closed
a. 81 lE1f: hlgest figure 81 16k: lowest 81 III.
Cleafances up to september II, 1928, bar.
relA Sales to-day 7,l67,G0o barrels. Shipments and
charters yesterday were az follows: Shipments,
United pipe line 6i,b9J barrels; shipments, ride.
water l60Ss barrels daily average for The month,
OSg bGrrelS Charter 1l9 0iS barrels; daily aver,
sge for the month 66,S5l barrels. The runs for
Monday were as follows United 6S,960 barrels:
1idewGter l2,sll barrels. Total, 81 ,96l barrels.
pITTsBuReH, Pa. September 12-Petroleum
weak; United certificates declining; closed Al
o. l95f. In the afternoon the market opened a
tIne strong at 81 ISL and advanced 10 81 lisf when
heavy selling agRin caused break the price drop.
plug TO SI12and closing al 81 l2h.
BRADFORD; Pa, September I2.-crude oil; total
runs 6,702 barrels; total shipments 79,6GO barrels
charters l19,0IS; cleannces $4,000 Heavy ell
ing broke the market Today; United Pipe Line
cett6cSte opened At q H. the highest price, and
closed al 81 l2S34; lowest price q TX,
TrrusyrLLE, Pa, September 12.-.openef ats1 ls
highest 81 IU1f; lowest q nv, cloSing at 81 M
Shipments Sd0l0 barrels charters llV,OiS barreIS
RAITTAoRE, septenibetl2- Petroleum hisher and
quiet refined S4SAe.
p,aI! .Ia Ell PA, September l2-potroleum
NEW YeaK, September Petroleum quiet;
United 81 IN.
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THE CRY.

Evesybody 4hould embrace the last oppor.
iunity to see this wonderful mechanical in.
ventlon. Thousands have neglected to visit
the work, who must not put of the blessed
privilege any longer. Beyond all controversy
Ii Ia the most remarkable automatic work IN
the world, and II you miss the train, aud
everything else, don't miss BuFgmAn's mar
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CHE Qnteutigttrter.
Office Nos. rs and "a Fourteenth siree
Ncw Advertisements.

wauted-A Girl to do Housework.
LoSt-A Bracelet
The ChautauQua Circle.
Grand Cayalcade OF Horses and Cattle.
For MRrietta-Steamer Frank stein.
Gard OF ThankS-Buckeye Glass Works
Company.
Party at Elm Grove.
New Goods-I. G. Dillon.
Notice-stockhold Of Wheeling & Elm
Grove L, Il Co.
For SOle-Farm OF $50 Acres.
Smith & Sons-Roller Process Flour-Head
OF Local.
Grand CONSERVATISM & Baumer-Head
Of Local.
Reduction In Furniture-G. Mendel & Co.
J.S. Rhodes & Co.-New Dress Goods.
DR.. John Z. smith-Third page.
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The cooking clubs Of Wheeling are request.
ed TO Try the Leader Flour" This flour is
manufactured by Smith & Son, Bridgeport
Ohio. They offer barrel of flour as q pre-.
MUM 10 the lady who will bake and exhibit
at their booth at the State Fair the best LOAF
of bread by Friday morning at 0 o'clock.
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shade lowe; No. red winter cash 81 cox; October
81 OK; November 81 cox; December 81 il5S No 1
rcd DC; No. red oS1ic rejected soc. Corn steady
and In good demand; high mixed b6c; No. 2 cash
year Soc; January 6lkc Oats quiet and firm; No, z
cash 2S5lc; October 29Itc November Soc December
and January 9lc
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THE Domestic is the most durable sewing
machine ever msde. It's construction 10 In
accordance with the most advanced and ap-
proved mechanical principles, and oil the
parts are Case Hardened, working on Adlus-
table ConiraI Bearings. Office, 70 Twelfth
street.
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over last week OF more than 1i00 head, and no i'm.
proyement In the quality. There has been no out.
side demand, and the butchers bought Sparinsly,
making altogether 4 rather dull market, Stock
sheep have been fairly active, ana the prospects
are good for a fair trade In them. Butcher sheep
sold ut Babe; lambs 4a6k, few ut the latter price.
Stock ewes sold for s2a3 60pef head, and wethen
4ai1<e per ID. The corresponding week-last year
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Tennessee 6s............ 81
Tennessee Is, new.". 86I'
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WARRINGTON, D. O., September Is, 1885 a. N.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
lightly warmer generally fair weather, north
20 east winds, becoming variable, stationary
or lower barometer.
warmer and generally fair weather, followed
by local rains, winds mostly from east to
southwest, lower barometer.
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Special Exposition EXCURSION to Pitts,
burgh Saturday, sept. 18th, 1883.

Special cheap excursion tickets 70 Pitn'
burgh and return will be cold by the Pitts
burSh, Cincinnati 4 St. Louis Railway, on
the above named date, good for return pas
sage until Monday, September 18th, inolu'
Do not fall 10 see the Exposition Of 1888.
There are new attractions each week, For
definite Information as 10 time Of trains and
rates, apply to nearest agent OF the railway.
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The DOMESTIC is the lightest.running sew
hence produces less fatigue in
operating, and on that account Is especially
by the medical faculty. Office,
10 Twelfth street. H0
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REMARKS.

The run Is much more Numerous than last week.
aud with no improvement In the demand, prices
are OF Gs compared with the figures ruling last
OF the offerings showSa falling OF, as there are
many more graSlers than there were In last Mon.
days receipts. Common stays and rows sold at
last year hogs sold for l0al2c, with extra weight of
AT the lower 6kune
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Nor one complaint has ever been urged
against Hunt Insect Powder, the surest shot
yet against bed bugs, reaches, etc. Price %
cents By all druggists
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Leather.

NEW YORK, September IL. Wool quiet and
steady; domestic fleece SOaiSc pulled loG2sc; TexAl
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THE regular train will leave B. & 0. depot
at 7r. NJ. sharp this evSning, 10 convey guests
to the party to be given by the Misses Loring,
at Elm Grove.
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The following shows the range Of the Their.
mometar, rs observed ut Sobnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday:
1852 1883
7AMi2M.SF M.TEM. "a. N. IAN. SF.M.7P. N.
Is 50 rs 70 o. 70 IS 20
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THE DoNEsrtc Is the timpkst sewing machine
made, having few parts, no complication,
and requires little skill In management
Office, ~ Twelfth street,
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WILL YOU SUFFER- with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint Shiloh's Vitalizer Is guaranteed
to cure you. Sold by MoLain Brothers, and
Alex. T. Young. p4w,