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FOE SALE.

One OF The finest RIVER YARNS IN Jsns .,,.,
and Belmont County ohio at YefsviIie a'' .I ~,
above Martins Ferry, AID EnOvnn Tue non T ~
ton Farm, containing lS) scrcs. ro'G OF 's@ .s,,E
farm lies ten or twelve feet above h "a'', ,I nd
and d well Improved with god hoase, oiiI ~, ~,
outbuIldlnSs complete. good Orchlrl o. InS t 1-''
with large river f:oassgO Of inc 0oI'o1, a,S
&c. HEHNEYr
EsaI IS.a.c agent
", Iltf Hsrltt Il WAetGns, w: -
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We understand that seal akin coats are 60
Ing out Of style, and In consequence, colds
are increasing among the fair sex. How for
IunG.O thare is such remedy IS DR.. Bulls
Couch Syrup,
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Art Goods for Christmas-E, L. Nicoll.
St, Matthew's BSz,Sr andsuppsr.
Wonder Of 10Th Century. q
Rattan Chairs for the Holidays-G. Mendel
& 20.
Insurance that Assures-NeR England Lille
Insurance 90.
LstESr Lias-Fourth page.
Ofl- spGrerlba, CO.,. eoheuk & Sons.
photographs on Chira--W Il. RlnehArt. :
Hparerihs ID. O. List, Jr.
u Hew Buckwheat- ee's Island Grocery
Artistic Pottery and Fancy Goods-L g.
Dillon.
Holly and Evergreen.
Dr.. John 3. smith-Thtrd page. -
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WARRINGTON, y. O., December $3.50 A.
M-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
much colder, fair weather, norlherly winds,
rising barometer, preceded III the eastern
portion by local rains.
For me Lake Regions cloudy weather,
rain or anow, followed by colder and fair
weather, brisk northwesterly winds and ri2'
Ing barometer.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Itreaulss.

sTocEs-The stock msfket oponed Irregular.
Shortly after opening tho street wuI Noodcd with
rumoIt, AND ator!eJ were circulated that most
point Of disruption. simultaneously with these
6taurd stories sharp attack was MADE on the
market, under which process prices fell Off 10 *
per cent. After midday steadisr tone prevailed
cIgo, Burlington q Quincy, which sold 10 10 l2S.
In the LIST malt hour ,of bulineSs the market wal
irresulsr, but Ing the main frm. :villnrds were
stronger in the closing dealings Reading and Ne "
the day Oh the refusal Of The courts 10 grant DIus
more Rn Injunction 70 prpyent the lesEng Of the
latter road 70 the former. Jersey Central rfEc az
per cent toS55I, and Reading moved up from SIX
10 655Sa6Ss$. Tho market closed irregular but firm.
TraiSactIonG 8lO 001KhAfos
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AlLLINERY AT COST.

On and after 10 day Iofrer Trimmed
Hints, rlushes, Velyeis, Birds Wing,
Fancy Feathers and all HlntCr millinery
ut cost 10 reduce stock.
For The lowest prices and best work Ia
'lO wy ' j. s. KISNER's,
1911 Main Street.
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yOK0HOMA Hem Stitched SILK Hand.
kerchieis, white and fancy Satin Sus'
Dendcrs, suitable for embrsiderlng.
HANDSOME NeckWear, at the Star.
ID. GUNDLING & co.
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rnR GALE.

The undersigned ofes iqi .aie F "a Inc asatlC
three iaIlcS east OF 81. Llaih'!1 F!te 10 acres
south q the National Eoal SS,, " SSSd mOer
lis under cultivation; ha; g.sni u Easy Sssy 10 cl
well W SES IN. as u VIZ SS Et U - 4 s 2,
cou SS itc6aSns sool g"I :5 cove owe
nIsnt on.bEid nSs; hsg 'ans EyI V etaef ult
choice lriit, together WIZ, Ni W. &c
su en- pet m pGliic Of i5o uaGr!;ntu W
,to ys,sprSit1S or SddI,g a. 81. Ck;t''i9SSSpY
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Card 'orIhAnIts.

We herewith return thanks 10 Miss Ar.
buthnot and herEBcholArs aud all other
friends, for their kind attentions TO our late
daughter ksp''' Wy. AND MARY MAsEA.
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A SECOND invoice Of ''wauk snphAstT lhoss
and other styles, In geutlemen's ane hand
and nA6hins seSed shoes, Just received Of
L. J. Blond'A
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Tm 1xrI1IdScEs JoB PRmTtKo oYTlcr
axecrltes All kinds OF Book and Job Printing
n Inc lowest prices. Call and get an esti-
mAte.
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CHANCES in Sabre Of the American Booth
may yet be had al Al FranZhelm's iewelry
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LANCE stock OF Candies and Toys for
Christmas trade, at 9. 8. Feeny's, l4lo Main
street
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The following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, as observed at Sohnepfsdrug store
Opera House corner yesterday
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CoxE to Ed. ohristman's auction rooms
1913 Market street, and buy your silver
plated ware. Sales, afternoons at 9 and
evening" atty. Private sales during the day
at auction prices. Sales TO continue pnttl
entire stock is disposed Of. ="
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RxnctIy lhe nIght mining.

Why don't you cure your bsckachs witt
one Of Benson's 5Capcine Porous Plasters
Sure and quick vas
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WANTED,
GENERAL NOTICES,
dissolution.

dissolution.
The CcpSTtnCrljp heretofore cxlrlDg unGetA,
dEzn name Il LiiEcn q FAukCGsH, rioptts,S,
AerchGuiE Restaurant, E tlis day d!i,oyed 4
mutual cOn'ent, Chss. +. NGuEtritn r'iGne n,
business 10 be Continued BY Samuel Lllen, VhoS
seEtlo all bills Igaiutt sid dHa.
CIAS. 3, NkEHEgREy
dc6e SAMUEL LlITEI,
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CALL at @. 8. Fseny's, 14i0 Main street,
and SEQ the large stock Of Candles and Toys
ipr Christmls tTEde
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THE DAILY MARKETs.
,ygaxNRsrs-Etrong, aud higher ior4

NEW YORK, December 7.-&nney easy at 2a2L.
per cent; closed Ut 2bs3 per cent. Primo merean'
tito paper 6a6x per cent sterling Bxdhanse bank
ers' bills dull NJ o. Sl5s; demand 81 SiX.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. December 7-Dry goods in general
VEST Sc inch bleached cotIons reduced to ike
and Barker S6inch bleAched eottOns being iobbtd
ct 7kc In these and other styles reduced In pdcsB
there has been good movement. Otherwise the
market isyery quiet.
Cotton.
NEW YoRK, December 7.-Cot.on very dull; #.
lures dull and steady; December 1o.6cc; January
lU.56c: February l0.7lc; March 0S6c; April 1l01c;
May 1.lSc; June u.26C: July n.s6c; August 1l46c;
Soutcmbnf II 0ON
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~ An laS. Sr.s.7rs
Is is Is 81 10 % q o
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Qhe Gosfeitiqeuter.
Sew Advertisements.

ONCE. Ros. 20 and ~ Fourteenth Street
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FOR Rest.

'EoR RENT-THE TWO STORy
II Brick Dwelling, No. ~ South Fern stud
Island, containing scy(n rcOWE. lOatHiUu IRs
January /, 1854. Apply to A.s. LIST, liti Va
street. bG
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TOR SALE,
Tor sALE-A PLEAEANT HOME

dcnes az d t6e iS,e p' HSST Hn5I %lOnj Icing
substantial twoStory brlck dwelIIns ,lhNS .ftS
large double pArIdf, a !ISfgou, L,'.hta, T isst
SIX sleeping ChrmbGn aud mi, hed ,lht SH Wi ar
cellar, 4un % and stables VICE A.ls AI rn IoS
IAnVed for Igltan ventilation ie !, SSi,Sis Ior
yemen. and prise aid terms rlnGcf u rhgiV,s ~
thoSc tedrluY 4 comfortable and thssnl 4SHs'
EjSnSSTe n "s''1 ALFXGND EK sJSE
Zeal Ls;aty Agent Gnd Bfg s,sis,
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I CHICAGO, December 1.-THE Droesrs' Josrzai 10,
ports: Live hogs-ROce!pts 81 900 head; shipments
$500 head; market strong and unchanged; packing
81 loal IS; packing and shipping 81 as s.: light
d S5ai IS; Ekips q 9od4 10 Cattle-Receips 6,6o0
head: shipmenis5,cO head; market brisk aud brtn;
exports Sc 60a7 co. good 10 choice shipping s. Goa
Q 40; common 10 medium 81 26&6t 20: IGXAps
81 L0GS TO- Sheep-ReceipIs 1000 head; shipments
500 head: bcSt steady; market dull; good s. 20
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EAST LIBERTY, Pa, December 7-Csttle-Re.
ceipts SAC head OF through, $3.50 head of L al:
good 70 primo advanced l5a5c prime 90 26G6 80;
fIr Is 60i6 90; butcherng 81 60a6 Is; stockeB and
feeders 81 Gas 90. Hog--Receipts for the week
1852 head: Philadeph s. 6oa6 rs; Yorkc8 81 SQl
5 TO- Hheep-Recelpts for tho week 1000 bead.
extra 81 26a4 be good s. S9Gi 10: fair s. o0A3 60
common q 00a2 80: lambs s. 6oA6 Is.
CINCINNATI, O., December S.-LIve hogs quiet;
common and light s. SQa5 90: packing and butchers
IS O0A5 So receipts s,60oheRd; shipments 600 head
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and market arm. coffee spot fair; BIO dun
aud weak Al li5sc; options 1bao points higher and
iGIFly SciiVe. Sugar quiet refining hfln; Inoull a
SIsISc; cubes SIC. holss!5 quiet hSe sts7ly
R0Sin hgm, Turpentine quiet At SbRc Eg8s, qulei
| and steady. Pork lrm and moderately ACTIVE new
/ meSs 81 35AlI 80. Reetin moderate demand: Llt1
| S5aS S5c February &9IAa9 SC; March 9plag.0 Sc;
ApTil .I0a9 l4C: May 20A9.29c Butter quiet ana
arm for choice Of i0A37c. Cheese outlet and stead
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-29
WATER WAITS.
Personal n General News from the
River Bank.

The river was falling slowly at dark last
night with : feet 10 inches OF water in the
channel.
The Courier left at II 80 yesterday morn
ing for Parkersburg.
The Bachelor got away for Pittsburgh on
good time yesterday.
The elegant side wheel steamer st. Law
renee is due up to-day en- route for Pitts
burgh. Shippers will please note that this
vessel will arrive at this port Sunday en-
route for Cincinnati.
The Chancellor is due down to-day en-
route for Charleston.
The Ohio, Of the Big Sandy line, will ar
rive at this port today; destination, Gin.
Cinnati.
The Emma Graham passed down yester.
day, from Pittsburgh % Cincinnati.
The Scotia passed up yesterday EN- route
for Pittsburgh.
The J.. +. Bunton, Clifton, Jos. 0. Stone,
J. c. Fisher and Enterprise passed up with
empties yesterday.
The Hope passed down with a tow OF
empties yesterday.
Business very brisk on the landing yes
terday.
CAIRO, Ills, June 9S.-River 80 feet 2
inches and falling. Weather cloudy. Their
mometer 750.
CINCINNATI, June %. = River 10 feet G
inches and falling. Weather cloudy,
showery and warmer.
louisville, June 2S.-River stationary
with s feet s inches in the canal n 6 feet
10 inches in the chute on the falls.
Weather cloudy, with light rains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-29
MARTINS FERRY.
A Days Doings in Our Northern Neigh.
bOr-LOcaI and Personal Points.

J. I. Bracken, merchant of Mt. Pleasant,
O., was in the city yesterday seeing friends.
DR.. Todd, OF Bridgeport, was again in our
city yesterday, attending to his patients, OF
whom he has a large number here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. T~LOrnGate are in
Wellsburg. W. Va, tie guests Of friends
there.
Marshal McCunnsushy, OF Bridgeport,
was a visitor to our r'ly yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. {. J.. Irwin has returned from a trip
to Pittsburgh.
A minstrel show on the river is the at
traction for tonight. The city was billed
Yesterday. The company is strong one
and the performance is said TO be first class
in every particular. The mutual three was
one of the strong cards al Charley Shay's
theatre in Wheeling, last winter. The
troupe is travelling by river and will proba.
bly, go from here 10 Eellaire.
NJ. c. Starbuck, Of GAINESVILLE, was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. Will b. Cash, a candidate for the
office Of Probate Judge on the Democratic
ticket, was in town yesterday building
some fence. Will is pulling up nobly.
A cutting ARRAY out in the west end OF
town Wednesday evening created consider
able excitement. The participants were
a man named William Curtis and a colored
boy named Tiece. The affair started in a
fight, ard the boy (Tiece) drew a pocket
knife end inflicted a slight wound in the
arm Of his antagonist. The boy was arrested
and fined S. and costs for assault and bat
terry.
Rev. Coleman, OF Steubenville, was in
the city yesterday attending to some pre-.
liminary matters concerning the camp
meeting, which begins on July eth.
Rev. Grandson, of this city, leaves to day
for Delaware. o., where he goes to attend
the meeting of the A. NJ. +. General Con-
ference.
Mrs. d. D. Stanton is spending a few days
visiting relatives at Mingo Junction. She
left yesterday.
The nail feeders will give a grand picnic
in Walnut Grove to.morrow.
Deputy Sheriff Frank SedwiCk, Of st.
Clairsville, is in the city, visiting friends
on Hanover street.
The engine at the gas well was taken to
Spence's machine shops yesterday to be re.
paired. They expect to have it done by II
o'clock to-day, and ready to go to work
again. 1t is now thought that the casing
at the we'll will have to be drawn out and
the hole reamed out in order to sink the
casing deeper and exclude the water. This
cannot be certainly ascertained until a
new bailer is procured and the water now
in the we'll bailed out, which will probably
be done this afternoon.
Mr.. Long made a large shipment OF hay
rakes Yesterday.
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a ~ACCuDEsFs.
Yesterday. record Of Miaer Mishspi.

Yesterday record Of Minor Misnsps'
oyKR THE WALL
Yesterday afternoon John Kress and q
companion, while driving out the Pike
had q narrow escape from serious injury.
They were seated in an open-top buggy, to
which was attached syoung colt, and about
4o'clock, rs they we're near the
east of Fultos, their house took fright at
an Elm Grove motor and started to run.
nm sharp across the road the animal
lesped over the stone wall OF the. south
side Of the pike into the field, some esyht
feet below, dragging the rig after it. kree
companion was thrown out, landing ON Top
of the wall, but the former managed 20
keep his seat, and the horse reya,mng his
feet, the zig was dragged almost across the
field before . stop could be put to his
career. Fen tunately. neither OF the men
sustained any injuries beyosd q lew
bruises. The buggy lost a wheel.
NARROW ESCAPE
At the Prssbyterian Mission Sunday
School picnic at Martins Ferry, Wednes-
day, several children had a narrow escape
from sustaining serious injury. A swing
had been made by s%uspending a rope from
n large beam placedin the forks OF two con-
tigious trees, and while a number OF little
ones were enjoying themselves at 1t, the
timber broke in three pieces, the fragments
together with a large branch, falling among
the crowd. One or two children were
slightly hurt, but the escape from a serious
accident was very narrow.
SERIOUS RUNAWAY.
Last night about eleven O'Clock, as George
Hess, the East Wheeling butcher, was
driving into town from Seibert's in a light
spring wagon, accompanied by a friend
named Snyder, their vehicle was upset in
attempting to turn out of the Elm Grove
track, resulting in severe injuries to both
occupants. hess was thrown heavily to
the ground, sustaining a fracture OF
his right leg near the ankle, while
SNYDER had one arm disabled, besides re-
ceiying numerous cuts and bruises. The
unfortunate men were brought into town
by Messrs. Combs and Gardner, two young
men who happened along at the time OF
the accident, and were taken TO their
homes. DIR. Baguley attended to their in.
juries. The team ran away, totally wreck
ing the wagon.
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BRIDGEPORT.
Local GIeanings and Personal Intel
IigenCe.

Iigence.
James NJ. Reese, Esq, a prominent at
torney from ST. Ciairsville, was in the city
yesterday on business.
Mayor Junkins has returned from q trip
TO Cleveland.
Mr.. F. J. Sopher and Miss Ida Smith
were married on Wednesday evening at s
o'clock at the residence OF the brides
mother by the Rev. N. Z. Beall, OF the
Presbyterian Church. The affair was pri-
vate, only the immediate friends Of the
high contracting parties being present.
many handsome presents from their friends.
They left on the morning train yesterday
for q trip to the lakes and throughout the
western part of the State.
Frank MabeIry, the enterprising shoe
merchant of Bank street, yesterday placed
in his store q ] 800 pound burglar proof
safe. 1t is a beauty.
Billy Gilmore, the handsome drummer,
who has a host Of warm friends here, is in
town shaking hands.
Belmont Lodge No. 100, X. OF P, had a
meeting at their hall last evening. The
order is in a iiourishing condition. a uni
formed rank is to be organized
Fishing parties for different points are
leaving every day almost. The lug" mar.
ket is having 8 boom.
A committee from the Martins Ferry
Lodge, X. of P, paid the lodge here a fra
ternal visit last night.
Hoo Dads, Jr., Fishing Club" leaves for
Saltwater Monday next.
Mrs. VIM. Gifin is visiting friends in
Indianapolis.
Hughey s~terling's funeral took place
yesterday and was followed to the GENE.
terry by q large concourse Of sorrowine
friends.
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CHANGE OF 4
Market in n Second Ward Next Tues.
day Afternoon.


Considerable bad blood was stirred up
Wednesday morning by Market Master
Edwards going around and notifying huck-
sters and market men generally that mar
ket would be held next Tuesday afternoon
in the Second ward market house, instead
of Wednesday morning, as usual. This, it
is claimed, will work a great hardship to
many persons, as the majority Of hucksters
and others cannot get their loads in the
county before Tuesday and cannot reach
the city before dark. The b0cksters in
sisted that the Market Master should have
notified them of this change last week so
they might have - arranged with their
country customers. and purchased their
goods and been into the city by 2 or 3 P. NJ.
on Tuesday. They say that If there was
any real necessity for making this change
the Market Master surely should have
given all concerned notice in ample time,
and not allowed them to get left"
In justice to Mr.. Edwards it should be
said that he thought the change was for
the benefit of a large msiority Of those at
tending the market.
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Gorna


NuED un0 A1l08 - -
r. mania ExcaFsien % BaaAle.
ssche above three German singing societies
| of Wheeling, belonging to the North
trenty.thsrd Saengerfest to Be held at
| Buffaio. N. ", from July 10th to sd, and
to give the public in general n opportunity
to Witness the ame, have united them
selves the IN G. q p. failrosd, the train
leaving bridgeport, Ohio, on Monday morn
INK the 10th Of July, 1855, at 8 A. n, Ar
riSipr at Buffalo ~ 4 r. y. the same day:
The same evening, at 8 o'clock, the nnt
concert takes place. The excursion passes
over part Of the Pr rS VA Cnicago
Tste shore and Michigan Soaihern, along
the beautiful Lake Erie The entire route,
! going and ceming back, will be
Travelled in daylight and as ia.
4, scenery is concerned. cannot
b, eoualled by my other Rad. From But
fac there will be daily excursions to
Niagara Falls, Chatauqua Laze, mi other
points of interest 1t greatly educeo rates
On Thursday, July -, there w1it oe q mon.
ster picnic at the beautiful city PATE In
the cheruses there will be 2,Ooe well'tiain.
ed y S. the Sin sSos. three iS' sociesses
of wheeling. The undersigned eommitsee
for this excursion has made complete o.
rapgemeats. so there will be ample accom-
modations for all participating In this ex-
cursion and giving their names 10 any CT
the gentlemen mentioned The full Opera
House Orchestra has also Been engages for
this trip, which will give dsiiy concord At
the heauqaAItsrs Of the above sing
ing societies, Mr.. Anthony Schmicts
Hotel. where also the Robert
Blum Maennerchor Of Allegheny,
Pa, is quartered. Mr.. Fred. Huseman, the
popular passenger agent, will also accom-
pany the excursionists and zee to their
comfort. This is the only routs on which
e1cursionists can leave Buffalo on Sstur-
day morning and arrive in Wheeling the
same evening. Round trip tickets p, good
for s days and TO return on any train within
the eight days, to be had from any OF the
active singers of the Arion, Germania and
Beethoven Singing Societies, or the Efcur-
sion Committee, consisting OF Messrs. H. {.
Stifel, l. Colmar, Jr., julius Losse, /.
Fuhr, II. Heinrich, G. Appenzeller, Il. q.
Hsyer Ii. Helmbright and c. Tunt.
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POINTS.
Fresh Gossip Of the Doings OF Various
Persons.

Persons.
Mrs. Benz. Fisher has returned from q
visit to I~ronton, ..
Mr.. Benz. S. Allison left yesterday for a
short trip into Ohio.
Col. James A. Boyd, Of Maryland, wa in
the city yesterday.
General Express Agent Snyder, OF the B.
4 o., was in tow yesterday.
Bishop Kahn and Rev. Father Sullivan
returned home from Philadelphia yeSter-
day.
Geo. Pipes, wife and child, of Cameron,
are guests OF Dr.. J. H. Pipes, Of the Eighth
ward,
Miss Fannie Houshall, of Cincinnati, is
visiting Miss Clara Fisher, on Fourteenth
street.
John Lotus returned home yesterday
from college, He will spend the holidays
in this city.
Mrs. DR.. c. p. Mssden, OF ST. Louis, and
her sister and children, are in the city a
few days, en- route to Mountain Lake Park.
Miss I.ottie JOY, OF Wheeling, is in the
city, the guest OF her cousin, Miss Annie
Stevens, in the Fifth ward.-BeAairs hide
pendent
The Washington aud Lee University
medal for orstory was to-day awarded 10 5
o Beyce, OF Wheeling, W. NA,-RichmDai
DiSpdtc5, 2Ih.
Mrs. Samuel Cooper. Mrs. Dare Wood.
burn, and Miss Dee Wood5Grn, OF Came.
ron. are visiting st the residence Of Capt.
5 Riley, South Side.
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THE C0URTs.
Supreme Court OF Appeals.

supreme SOurt OF Appeals
JUDGES JOHNSON, GREEN, SNYDER AND WOODS.
This court transacted the following bust
ness yesterday.
W. j.. Granthsm VS.. Lucas, Jefferson
county; continued.
Gilmer VS.. Baker, Jefferson county; con-
tinued.
Sadler VS.. Kennedy, Jefferson county;
submitted.
Logic VS.. Black, Jefferson county; con.
tiuued.
Chapman's admr's VS.. Roane county; APP
peal and supersedeas; bond, 500.
State VS.. Sutfre, Roane county; writ OF
error allowed.
Chapman VS.. T & S. R. r Co.; appeal al
lowed; bond, $500.
Chapman VS.. P, ca st. L. r r. Co.; ap-
peal and supersedeas; bond, $500.
POLICE CoURT-JUD6E JEFFERs.
His Honor disposed OF seven cases yes.
terdsy morning-plain DRINKS and dis
orderlies,