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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-24
Advertising oheats-Third page.
DR.. John E, smith-Third page.


THE Holiday trade having now fairly
opened, aud the oil absorbing topic I'm
the minds OF our people being 10 know
where 10 purchase Elegant Christmas
Presents, we here answer the question
by commencing ut the best FIRST: Dillon
IL unquestionabIy the King of the Hoif.
day Trnae. HIS store would make n
creditabIe display Tor New York City;
and he NOT only has the finest line of hnc
Diamonds, Watches and Jewclry In the
city, but The largest jewelry establish.
ment In West Va, Eastern Ohio, or West.
ern Pennsy lyania. Mr.. Dillon having had
sixteen years. practical experience In
handling Fine Watches aud Diamonds,
has q thorough knowledge of just what
Is required for the Holiday season. He
handles nothing but the finest novelties
known 10 the trade, and besides controls
the sole agency for the following well.
known watches, and which no other
.ieweier In the city can purchase, viz,
The Potter" watch of Geneva, the duest
In the world; the "Lapgen watch OF
Dresden; the "Patek PhiIlippi d Co.,
Geneya; s.Vacheron d Constantine" Gen.
eva; Rock ford, Illinois, watch.
Persons desiring TO purchase line
goods will lind II advantageous not only
10 have mr.. DiIlon's advice In making
their selections, bat 10 their interest 10
call and compare goods and prices be.
fore purchasing. HIS trip East this fall
was made with the sole object OF select.
ing the HneSt novelties ibat could be
puyebased for the Holiday Season OF
1883, and visit TO his store will amply
rcpsy any one who csntempIates max.
tpr valuable purchases. his specially
IL fine single stones aad Matched Pairs
af ntnmoutla,
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NEW ELDER Down Quilts and pillows opened
this morning by Geo, R. Taylor.


Last week series OF interesting ordination
ceremonies took place at the Cathedral, con.
Guiding With the ordination OF Eve priests
Saturday morning at o'clock. Ri. Rev.
Bishop Kahn OBLIGATED, assisted by Mon.
signor Sullivan, as arch.deacon, and Rev.
John MoEligot, as notary. The following
clergymen were also present: Rev. John ].
Dshan, Rev. A. sohleicher,iVe Rev. Father
Hyacinth, PROVING al OF the CapuGins and
Rey. Chas. schilpp. The services com.
merced on "Wednesday, on which day and
Friday the minor orders Of sub,deaoonghip
aud deaconship were conferred on Lawrence
Boell and Joseph Flock, Of the diocese Of
Pittsburgh, and Martin Muelders and Domi.
nick Heseling, OF the order Of Capucins, Of
Cumberland. On Saturday these four new
deacons and Rev. John Wernikger, Of this
diocese, were raised to the order OF Priest
hood. BiVhop Kahn ordained those from
other dioceses on account Of the illneas Of
Bishop Tuigg, OF Pittsburgh, and the absence
of Arch. Bishop Gibbons from the country.
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A. ]. Osborne, a citizen Of the Island, and
well known to most people In the city and
many others In the vicinity, was arrested
Saturday on warrant Issued by Commits
Toner Forbes on complaint OF INSPECTOR
shallcrots who charged Mr.. Osborne with
two serious offeusss against the o. 8. postal
laws-using Cancelled amps and sanding
scurrilous and detamatory letters through
the mails. A preliminary hearing was held
before Commissioner Forbes Saturday after
noon, R. G. Barr, Esq, appearing as attorney
for the defense. -,
The evidence was 10 tho effect that Jacob
Menden and an Island lady had received
slanderoua anonymous letters j.. 3. B. Nc
Donald, E.q., called in as an expert, thought
the writing was Osborne'a. Postmaster Todd,
OF Bridgeport, testified to having seen o.
borne drop into the office letter having on
1t a Cancelled stamp.
Mr.. osborne was required to give 500
bond for his appearancsa OF the next term OF
the United States Court TO answer to the
action OF the grand Jury.
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NARROW ESCAPE
OF AN OFFICER FROM Two SHOTS
Fired a. him by Desperate Burglars Causht ia the
Cdm,-A Prominent CIrr,n Charged With
Violating the Postal LAws-ill,ssd
outras,, and Another BurslGrY.

Saturday morning, before daylight, Steve
the ylgilAnt night.watohman, was
passing along Twelfth street past the new
entrance to thest JAMES Hotel, when he
heard y,ices in the building, now in, process
demonstration. He stopped in font Of the
entrance to ascertain the source Of the noise,
when he heard voices, and instantly shot
was fred, closely followed by another, aud at
the same time two men rushed by him and
escaped up street. Steve retained presence
OF mind enough to fire aft'r them, but they
gave no sign Of being hit 0ne Of their shots
pierced Orawford's coat and grazed his skin,
but did no harm.
Investigation showed that the burglars had
entered Amick's shoe store by q rear window
opening on the space occupied by the new
hotel entrance, and had secured large box
full Of valuable goods, which they had sue
cseded in getting through the window, but
left Just outside when they fed. But fol
the watchmsn's timely arrival, they would
no doubt have escaped safely with their
bsoty.
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pERsoNA.. aIENTION.
news and Gossip in Reference. to vari,
pannIe.

News and Gossip In Reference to Various
People. p.
Mr.. ]. Hearne has gone to New York on
business.
Mr.. Dana L. Hubbard Is home from WASH
ington for the holidays.
Mr.. William G. Brown, Of Kingwood, Is in
the city, accompanied by his wife.
DR.. R. G. Dovener, OF Writ county, Is visit.
ing his son, Captain B. B. Dovener.
DR.. FIJI. Pipes, OF Washington, D. O., Is
visiting his brother, Dr.. j. Fl. Pipes, OF this
city.
Prof. W. P. Wiley, Ct the University Of
West Virginia, hes arrived to spend the holt
day season.
Night Train Dispatcher Dave Dunlap, OF
the B. & o., has gone East to spend the holi.
days with friends.
Mr.. Sam Matthews has accepted the posi-.
ton OF bookkeeper for the Woodward Iron
Company, OF Wheeling, Alabama. He leaves
the hrst Of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hsndlau left on Satur:
day for New York. Mira. Handlan will re-
main six months and take course OF In
structions in painting. l I
Mr.. T. P. Philips has returned from Chi.
cago, where he Is to make his home in the
future. He sewers his connection with the
Franklin Insurance Company January l.
Mr.. Tom D. Campbell, formerly Of this
city, now Of Rsvenswood, who has for some
time been travelling agent OF the Ohio &
Mississippi road, has been made city agent at
Ravenswood. 9
Superintendent John II. Birch left satur-
day evening for Chicago, where he will meet
his friend Mr.. George A. Howard, OF the
school book publishing house Of Van Ant
werp, Bragg & Co., Of Cincinnati. Together
they will teod the Minnesota State Teach
ers' Association at Minneapolis.
Among the Wheeling boys home for the
holidays are Ed FranEheim, who Is attending
school at Boston, Ed Booking, jr., who Is al
finding Bethany, Nelson Cecil, viii Doyener
and Albert Whitaker, OF Gambler College,
at Kenyon, Ohio, Ed Bodley, Of Meadville,
Harry smythe, OF Washington.J Jefferson, and
Howard McCourtney, Of Lafayette College.
Misses Mai and Mary Hsgan, Of DUNCAN.
non, Ohio, and Julia Raymond, OF Fair
mont, pupils at Mt. de 0hantal, left
for their homes Saturday. Misses Lille Nc.
Gregor, OF Cairo, and Blanche Kendall, oil
Parker sburg, and Misses Eta and Lizzie Dun
levy, OF Cameron, all pupils at the Female
College, have also gons home for the Christ
mas vacation. Miss Florence McConaughey,
who Is pupil at the Washington Seminary,
passed through Wheeling Saturday on her
way home to Cameron to spend the holidays.
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The Htnermnn AbortIon case.

The case Of DR.. Hinermao, accused of pro.
ducing an abortion, was opened by Mayor
Mitchell, OF Martins Ferry, Saturday. The
defendant made astrong effort for q contin-
ance, and the motion was argued ct some
length by counsel on both sides. The prin-
cipal witness in the case, Miss Lytle, the
young lady on which the abortion Is alleged
70 have been performed, wa too sick 10 at=
tend and the prosecution proposed TO 90 to
her home and take her testimony. Defend.
ants counsel refused 10 go and veryswarm
argument followed. Mayor Mitchell deci.
ded II would be best to go and get her
Testimony and then return to his Office. and
continue the case. Defendants cours.l,
Hon. Ross J. Alexander and William Tall
man, refused 10 go and also advised Hlner.
man not 10 60; and so the attor-
ney for the prosecution, Judge John
S.Cochran and George Duncan, With
the Mayor, proceeded to Burlington, where
the woman was staying, but found
that she had died while tne discussion had
been going on. HiuermRn's bail was increas-
ed to 81 500, and he gave bond with George
Leuser as surety. The hearing will be con.
tinutd to-day.
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Michael Moran and James Golden, two
young men OF the First ward, were arrested
Saturday by Officers Dunlap and Heller, of
the city police force, on warrant Issued by
squire Phillips, on the charge Of attempting
To outrage the person Of Mrs. Amelia Snyder,
resident OF Coal street. Mrs. Snyder said
the two yoangmsn were intoxicated when
they attacked her, and 1t WIS only after a
desperate struggle and successive shrieks for
help that she was able to drive them of and
preserve her honor. This two men were
committed to the county jail by Squire
Phillips in default Of $500 bond each for their
appearance at his office this afternoon for
preliminary examination. Il Is said the
young men make no denial of the serious &C.
cIlsation,
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Aand Cnsn ofnenlintion.

One OF the most pathetic cases Of want and
penury which 1t has ever been the duty Of 0
newspaper man TO chronicle came 10 the
knowledge OF an IHTELLIeEacER man Satur-
dsY, and Ia tho hope Of doing good he re.
solved to make It public, 4 man who was
advised to buy his holiday goods at Edmund
Bookings drug store said that he could mot
afford It. This indicates an absolutely pen.
niles condition, for one who has any money
at all cannot fall to find some desirable and
beautiful article in Bookings stock, which
comes within his means. Mr.. Booking has
determined to sell his goods, even at sacrl-
fee, rather than carry any over, and people
who call to-day will find many attractive
bargains. Among the popular goods Is q
large nunbsr Of travelling companions for
ladieS and gentlemen, complete and In han,
dy formi jewel cases Of elegant design and
workmanship, ut maryelously low prices,
nail sets. odor cases, perfumery and hun.
dred other things. Truly, the man who 10
deferred from buying at Bookings by power.
ty must be SO pathetically poor as 10 wiring
tears from the eyes OF O potato.
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CRY mATTERs.
BRIEF Notes on Current Events OF Minor
Interest

Interest.
one marriage license was Issued by Clerk
Hook Saturday.
MARKET will be held in the Centre Market
this afternoon instead OF tomorrow morning.
THR Msjtlton Family, musical and sketch
artists. will hold the boards at the Opera
House Friday night.
The Emerson Concert Company and Walter
Pelham will give matinee and evening per.
Torrance at the Opera House tomorrow.
Their entertainments are very popular In all
the large cities.
BALTIMORE LoDoE K. OF P. will give grand
select ball at Arlon hall this evening. The
Miller Happy Thought Club will also give
one at Turner Hall, and masque ball will
be given at Labor Hall.
THE following conveyance was admitted TO
record OF Clerk Hooks Office Saturday: A
deed made the 2lst day OF December, 1888,
by Henry L. Schrader and wife to Fred Il.
Hubaoh, In confederation Of $500 for lot
No. 8, being a portion OF ]. strobles estate
MANAGER R1KsrER has had a wire guard put
around the foot lights at the Opera House, as
lately suggested in the INrEL1IGEScER. The
orchestra has also adopted several sugges-
tons recently made in this paper, and the
general verdict Is that the result Is very
pleasing to the public. Manager Riester "a
winding up his administration in blszs OF
glory.
TIE following officers were elected by
Wheeling Lodge No. s, A. A. /. as. W., at
their meeting Saturday afternoon: Presi-
dent, Geo. s. Hsberfeld; vice.president,
Michael Liche; recording secrrtary, N.
lO'Neil; financial secretary, D. D. Ingram;
treasurer, John Rogers, jr.; guide, D. o'Lesry;
inside guard. Alexander Campbell; outside
guard, Joseph Kaase.
TIE trial CT Mike Lane for the murder OF
John Mclaughlin will come up in the Cir
cult Court to-day. The crime was committed
Just q year ago to-day. The prisoner has re.
tanned MessIs. Doysner and Cracratt K, de;
fend him. Since the accused was released
on bail he has lead q sober, industrious life,
working in the same department of the same
mill with brother Of the man he killed.
sA1sBuRY's TRouBApoRs scarcely sustained
their high reputation Saturday night. Still,
the entertainment they gave was very
pleasing ono. The audience was apparently
made up Of ladies and gentlemen and toughl
in about equal proportions, but the toughs
were more noticeable. They tocked out fol
beer between the acts by scores, and rudely
rose and began putting on their coats when
the last act was half over.
BELMONT LODGE No. 100, K. OF p, Of Bridge.
port, Ohio, closed very successful fair and
festival Saturday evening. They will realizs
about $500. The contest for gold watch
was awarded 10 De. Van Wagner, he having
$3.50; Mr.. Van Fossen, OF Wheeling, s25 90,
and Mr.. Trunell, Of Martins Ferry, IS 10
Mis- E Ia Hill was the successful contestant
for the diamond ring, she having $l22 against
Miss Minnie Smiths $50 The committee
awarded pearl ring to Miss Smith.
ESTIMATES on all kinds Of Printing cheer
fully given by the 1sTELLIGKHcER JoB OFFICE
Good work guaranteed.
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Lson Van Walt, accused by NJ. L. Hill OF
forging orders for trees with intent to defraud,
and with ftaudulently obtaining money by
means OF forged papers, YVES again arfaigued
before Squire Caldwell Saturday, and three
OF the seven charges pending against him
dismissed, the evidence showing that he was
authorized TO sign three Of the orders: In the
other four cases the bond was reduced by
Judge Jacob from $500 to $500 10 each charge,
making total OF 81 200.
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Minor Criminal Notes.

Joseph Chambers, convicted Of larceny In
attempting 10 pick Mrs. Emblen's pocket at
the Second ward market over a yearago, was
taken to the Mounusyille penitentiery Satur-
day by Deputy sheriffs Blanchard aud Fit2-
simmons. His case has been delayed by various
motions In the Supreme Court OF Appeals,
but to no avail.
Albert Kirschner was oommittsd to Jail
Saturday In default OF 5000 bond by Squire
Ankle, for threatening to burn Charles Neu-
mans property.
Mrs. Junghaus, the East Wheeling woman
at whose house the Emblem. Baldwin shoot
ing affair took place several months ago, got
verdict OF $l25 in squire Caldwell's court
Saturday in q suit sgainst Emblem for dam
ages on account Of the stray shot she re-
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

L desire to~cafi tho attention OF the
public 10 the large stock Of Fine Ola.
monds mud other Gems, Watches OF ell
and 20 tie fall Lac Of lne
JeweIry that have procured for the
trade. also have tho largest
asyO rtment of line Bangle Bracelets and
Scarf Pins 10 be found In the city. 40
Ihaye lately added 10 my stock large
line of John Rolty's Hne Gold Pens aud
Pencils. Atal times l carry au elegant
line of solid silver aud Plated Ware OF
the beyt makes. For the noiidays, 1
have purchased choice invoice Of fancy
articles and other goods always carried
by the leading jewelers.. i solicit an In.
ami ctfOn Of my goods and prices.
Yery. Respectfully,
A. A. FRANzaEIm,
So. 1900 Marke street.
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Guilty of0rn odd Larceny.

The argument In the casa OF Grant Geary,
indicted for burglary, was finished Saturday,
and after being out q considerable time the
jury brought in a verdict Of guilty Of grand
larceny. The evidence was not sufficient, In
their opinion, to justify verdict Of guilty Of
burglary, while the fact that the watch stolen
at the time Of tho burglary was found In
Geary's possession, led TO the presumption Of
counted for by the accused
Geary Is mere boy He Is a son OF James
Geary, who, with William Emory, served a
long term la the Ohio penitentary for the
murder OF peddler at the West Wheeling
ferry landing, and who was pardoned by
Governor Bishop about four years ago.
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BELLAIRE.
Perso al-Eaeciso Of the weather-Enter
tn nments, Etc.


Ben Faris is home from seven weeks
trip Tor Maring Hart Go.
Mr.. Ellsworth Piper and bride have gone
TO st. Clairsville 10 stay with relatives till
after Christmas,
The Big Ten have q maso uerade At Zllch's
Hall this evening, and the Ohio Club has a
ball at City Hall.
Mrs e q Creamar n, tha Faro, A ward
who died Friday afternoon, was buried y YES.
terday afternoon.
Nj, D,nial Tony NJ Wa,b;n,,or .,d
Jefferson College. Ia snendins Tia SoIidav.
with DR.. III. Kuiz, $50 '
Mr. Al Rceg. ~ Tho Goblet wo,l. os7oa
boe IOWA NJ hiS ,,athss,s bor,a - IA, SS -
ansns hia fYbr;stmes . A0's ~ S1NA W
e. s....,I.. - c.-,.,
5000. Soos supplies !s az q gnrls!eg trees were
the yoods aIons tbs nsrr @Tu sanss ros it'n
o.. "eess n ,1sva,,." e ~. 49, 800 toeN. M
hey. =. n. ,Np got. PACK from fitts-
p t.1g ~ salalaay evening, anu preaenea az the
s siis 1fespyseEla onuiSa u USUAL yester-
Gay.
The frst entertainment OF the lecture
course viii be that Of stuart Rogers, Tuesday
EVENING, January 9. ne pels9nAtesa NUMBER
Oh popular cnhrscssts, IN iuti costume.
The street cars were In great demand yes
terday, but were scarcely able to get over
the tracks. The snow pillow was sent out after
dinner and sleds were run TO supplement. the
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,.v noo.s for ,he library.

On Monday last the circulation Of the Pub
lin Library q the city gss increased by the
addition Of nine hundJed lAd thirteen vol
nmes Of new books. These books are listrlh-
ted as ioiioSs: Fiction, S62 volumes; Mis-.
eellsueous, so; Politics and Commerce, g.
Philoloey, o; Poetry and Drama, 20 History,
1856: biography, 12ei Geography anu raves,
81; Science and Art BIi Philosophy ana Edn-
Snndred and Beyenly.5ve new booka ordered
fiat have not yet been received. When they
arrive The number or volumes added 70 the
library since II was started will be about two
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WH1rMAs's fine French fruits and assorted
candies In fine metallic boxer, the freshest in
the city. Also baskets filled with oranges,
banaras, grapes, pears and French fruits
makes an elegant Christmas present; the only
place to get them 10 ut Zegenlelder's, 66
Twelfth street.
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Burglars also succeeded In effsoting an en-
trance TO the qusensWare store of W. 81.
Rinehart, on Market street south OF Twelfth,
some time bstween Friday night and sstur.
day morning. They entered by back win
dow opening upon yard. The safe, an old
one, was blown opsn, and badly wrecked in
the operation, but nothing Of value was
taken, so far as yet discovered,
The thieves were probably the same ones
who were afterwards scared away from
Amicks. tits evidsnt that there are PROBES
sional burglars and safe blowers operating in
the city,
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The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Rail-
road COMPANY will sell round trip tickets be.
tween stations on lis read at excursion rates
Tickets will be on sale at all stations Deem
Der 22i, 24!h, 18th, 29sb, and 31st, 1888, and
January Isl, 1884. Tickets will be good going
only on day Of sale and returning any day
until January Sd, 1884 inclusive. p4w
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TOR SALE.
VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

The undersigned ofers for sale hsEGru, situated
three miles east Of 81. UlAinyin9 and one mile
south Of tho National Road, containing 100 acres,
LBS under cultivation; hRs plenty Of good timber
well watered, lies very iaTorAbly, y easy 70 cul:
the country. II contains one good dwelling house
and one tenement house, with ample ana conye:
nient outbuildings; has three good orchards o.
such aS pears, cherries, quinces, &C. &c
For particulars inquire Of tho undersigned on
the premises, or address At 81. CalrSville, y.
SAMUEL X. FINNEY.
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wkHNsTom D. G., December 24.-1:s0 A.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rain. Followed by colder clearing weather,
northweSierIy winds and rising barometer.
Lower Lake, rain and snow, followed BY
Sy winds and rising barometer.
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ocl.n4w
DARN FOR SALE.

Tho ncreIgh,oa PGrm, on wheeling Creek, on
the survey line OF tho 8, Pennylvania X. B.,
three miles from R0ney's Point, four miles from
TTildelphiG, gOOd roads either way, contains lS9G
Gcres, Is acres under cultivation, having gooo
White Oak and Locust lin Der, dwelling Of hyo
Rooms, excellent new Stable, Barn and other
conyenieuces, an excellent thrifty Orchard o. wei
rejected fruit trees aud small fruits well wAtertd,
q healthy location Price $50 per acre; terms, cash
S2,II0, balance 10 i've EOus oil equal amounts paw
able In Hy4 yeAn with interest II not so!d before
MarCh 18th, 1854, will be rented.
Enquire personally or BY leGer, 70
ALEXANDER BONE,
Real EState Agent and Broker
de40 wheeling, w. Va
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Do NOT torture yourself longer by wearing
ill-fttipg shoes, but go Of once and get pair
OF shoes that have both style and comfort
combined, at L.V. Bonds.
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bFendAInns RnI PfOYIllOnl,

CHICAGO December 92-Rlour duh and nm
changed. Wheat quiet aud GYeTpge q shade lower
pTices nuCtuated Within range &c, cln4Ing al N
ioTer Sales rdnged; December 97JSASI5sc, olo;sd
fes s SsSas Iss q sNSl IKE q slo ss 3:
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AtFourth Streot Chnrcl,.

An unusually large congregation gathered
at the -Four th Street NJ. X. Church yesterday
morning, the occasion being special Christ.
mas service. II embraced responsive read.
iugs and tine music. The theme Of the SER
mon, preached by Rev. ]. E. Smith, D. D.,
pastor, was "song OF the Angela" The choir
was stiengthed for the occasion by the add.
ton OF several voices and cornet. The
musical portion OF the service embraced Mo-
Eart's Gloria played as an organ voluntary
Christmas caro-, The Angels sopg;!! Anthem
Nazareth, y by Gounod; Gloria In Excelsis,i =
by schilling; an offsrtoryl hymn "Bethe.
hem by. Kellar, for male voices with organ
and eofnet, and Coronation This last
song by all the people, and with the great
organ and cornell as accompaniments, was
In the evening Bethoyeu's Hallslujah
chorus, and DR. SIler's 70. Holy Night were
among tia numbers sung. DR.. Smiths
theme vas 1.-THE Angry 1rother,n being tho
ssrmon OF gerits he has been
on 1.-THE Prodigal Son.
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1 AM receiving lars quantities Of
Christmas novelties by every express, and
closing them out ct CLOSE commission
prices. Call and make your selections OF
once. Respectfully,
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A SECOND invoice Of "waukenphast" shoes
and other styles, in sentlemen's fine hand
and machine sewed shoes, Just received at
L. " Blonaia