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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-11-26
PERsOHAL DENTON.
News aud Gossip In Reference to Various

Eews and Gossip In Reference to Various
People.
Capt Basil 7. Bowers, Of New Martinsyille,
Is in the city.
Hon. John W. Mason, Of Grafton, was in
the city Saturday. ~
Rev. Thomas Balph, Of the o. P. Church oil
St. CIaiIsyills, was at the Mcclure Houss Sat-
III. willlem q. Woodward and vito left
Saturday for their home OF Wheeling, Ala.
bama, alter an extended visit to friends here.
Mr.. @. II. Van orden, OF Catskill, N. Y,
and Mr.. B. +. HaTdesty, Of this city, will
leave this morning for the State Line 10
complete the reSettlng Of thestones.
Mrs. Senator Kenna has left Charleston for
Baltimore and Washington. She will remain
in these cities during the winter. Senator
Kenna will rejoin his vile as soon as the
Federal Court at Charleston adjourns.
Hon. Eustace Gibson, Congressman from
the Fourth district, and family, have taken
NO their quarters In Washington OF the
National h6tei.
Hon. Henry G. Davis intends making Balt.
moro his residence this winter, In order that
he nay devote all bis timesto his large rail.
road and coal interests.
The ISTEILIoKScER Jon pRMTIso ovvrcE
executes all kinds Of Book aud Job Printing
At the lowest prices. Call aud get an est.
mate, t'f'S
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This Court met ct the usual hour Saturday
and ANNOUNCED the following decisions:
Poe Ell al. va. Grub, from Monongalla
county; appeal and Supcrsedsas allowed
Reilly vs.. oslsbay ct al, from Ohio county
appeal and supersedeai allowed; bond t5OO
State vs.. Chesapeake & Ohio railroad com
papy; writ OF error allowed.
State vs.. Guenther Schntlle, from Ohio
county, writ OF error allowed.
Zumbro and Smith vs. Norman, from Cal
houn county; petition for appeal and super
sedeas refused.
srnesI and supeIssd0El allowed; bond $3.50.
Masl;ns executors W. Stump, from Hardy
eonnty: peition for app:al and auIeEScdeas
refused, , o., ,,..,..
county; opinion by Woods: decree Of Circuit
Court affirmed. .-...-,.
oninion by Woods; judgment affirmed, but
TeIring ". Lee ct al. from Berkeley
county, opinion by Snyder; decree Of Circuit
og MeMastsrs vs.. Edgar from Writ county,
opJnion by Snyder; detr1e oil Circuit Court
" WInSns vs. Igiuans, from Barbour county,
opinion by Snyder; ditrse OF Circuit Court
AtT Psst vs.. Marding's administrator from
Ohio county; opinion by Green; decree re-
yersed and cause FemGnded.
Flnhar,y 70. Beatty, from Marion county;
onsnion by johnHop; decree OF Circuit Court
affirmed. = ..,...o,,,,.
opInion By johnson: decree OF Circuit Uo1rt
affirmed. -. p......
was dismissed for failure 70 print. IT,,
Pins Line Company; was ordered to DO certt
~. Adjourned iJ5I 10 meet Saturday at 2sor Y, !
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SERIOUS ACCIDENTS.
A BOY saot-uis Brothers Pluck ant
Hero'sm.

A BOY Shot-Ilis Broiher's Pluck and
Hero'sm.
Charley and George Rice, sons Of Mrs. e.
A. Rice, OF Krkwood, were rabbit hunting
on last Saturday, when George, a bright little
fellow OF thirteen years, received terrible
wound by the accidental discharge OF bis gun.
Tney had sat down on log to rest on the
McComas farm, ard George had placed the
butt OF his gun on the ground in front OF
him, while the barrel rested on the log by
his side. Hearing their dogs barking, he
reached quickly for his gun, and in pulling
IL towards him the trigger caught on some
thing, dsoharsing tho contents OF the gun in
his left sr.U, about two Inches below the
shoulder joint, and little On the inside Of
the centre Of his aim tearing hole as largs
as silver half dollar. He dropped his gun
and run rapidly for distance OF fifty yards
where he fell. His brother Charley followed
him as quickly as possible. He took George
In his arms, after bandagipg the wound as
best he could, and carried him
to Mr.. McComass house. O. distance OF
half Q mile. The wound b!ed terribly.
When they arrived at McComass both were
literally covered with blood, and presented
a frightfuI appearance, A messenger was
sent Tor DR.. TODD, who arrived jus. In time
to save the boy from bleeding to death. His
wound was properly dressed, and he re-
mained at McComaSs house until yesterday,
when he had sufficiently rallied to be re-
moved to his bone Ia Kirkwood. But a
small portion OF the load passed through his
arm, leaving the most OF II, together with
bits OF clothing, lodged IN the wound,
The bone Is broken, the fracture extending
into the shoulder j1int This, tcgs'her with
The fact that the bone 10 30 much splintered
and crushed, will, 1t ia feared, neces itate
amputatlon at the shoulder joint Charley
Rice speaks highly OF lhs kindness shown
him by Mr.. McComas.
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CHICAGO. November Flour dull and un.
changed. Wheat easier and In moderate demand,
lower; declined He additional; rallied 99Ec and
closed 10 lower than yesterday; Lales ranged:
Eoycm69r a6A9S1SC, closed at ajc; December S6a
OS closed oz! a Ssc .S January s7SSIHc:
closed at OSc; Nay q OiHGI oiISc, closSd
a. 81 0IISc; No. Chicago SPRING p6aste6c,
cioscd al S5sSSc; No. . SlIsas41Se No. red winter
ADVANCE lost; opened ka9so lower; declined Ac
closed ksNc iswcr than o'srdayl cash iSSlSisjc;
closed q 49Nc: November 4gKa5oc, closed
closed Al ES,sc: January $4,000 closed Al ~
February 4SHatgEfc, closed At 4Skc; Nay SSS5G
500 closed 81 $50. Oats eadef, cash 10
January 2gJiAS0Ac, closed al 29 cMly 50 fGSS1Sc
closed at 53l<AS33fe. Rye dull At &c., Barley
9uIet Of GO. Flaxseed weak wa &
Tux, Futl demand active, opened saaiSs and
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Saturday ditch on North York street, be-
ing dug for the reception OF a sewer, oaved
In, and one OF the workmen, Ed Burns, had
his right collar bone broken.
A gardener named Lash was thrown from
his horse near the Top mill satu, day, and the
horses hoof sIrack him on tho side Of The
head. iDlilting bld sasA.
A boy named Sweeney was run over by a
heavy wagon in the Eighth ward Saturday
and had his leg broken.
Thompson, q con OF Jsmes Hervey, we'll
known citiz,n OF Liberty district, aged about
70 years, wal thrown from horse saturday
night while returning from singing school,
aud was badly hurt.
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A serious accident happened at The Nail
City brewery Saturday night, about o'clock,
BY which the engineer, CHARLES seidIer, and
tie foreman, John Snyder, were badly scAld-
ed, Solder especially so. It Is customary
when work Is done for the day 10 "blow orr
the water remaining in the boiler. This was
done on Saturday night, but instead OF the
boiling water owing out a sewer as usual, 1t
flooded the floor for several inches, the drain
connecting with theiewer being Stopped up.
The mems feet and ankles were badly burned,
Soldiers being literally cooked. Dr.. Pipes
attended 10 their ipjuries.
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An IHrELuGESCRR man who had been
asked about the prospects for operatic per.
formances In Wheeling this season, asked
Col. Riester yesterday how his engagements
showed up for opera. He said the iist opera
company would b. Fa.terson's, on Christ,
mas II will be hers for two nights and q
matinee, probably giving 1.-THE Qleen's Lace
Handkerchief" "Prince Me!hntalum" and
1.-THE Beggar STUDENT" or other operas new
here. This Is tho only operatio Engagement
yet made, but M8nSgec Riester Is negotiating
with the Fay Temp!6ton, Wilbur and strs.
koCch companies, and will have one or two,
II not all OK them, hero this season. Brooks
& Dicks0u's nsT conf any, under the mar.
agement OF NJ. He 4, Will also probably DO
here, besides tho Emma ThuEsbY and Minnie
Hauk concert companies,
Next week there will be but one show at
the Opera House, the Hoop OF Gold"
whiSh opens Thanksgiving afternoon, aad
gives three performance. Monday aud
tuesday week the Hanlon Brothers will hold
the boards In "En Voyage de Suiias," and
on Friday night following Mrs. LlngtEy will
give "she Stops to Cor quer." Rhea will BE-
kGve shout the middle OF December. Maggie
Mitchell will give three performances, IN.
Guiding the Kew YeSF matinee.
Col. RItster says this he 90 far been the
best season financially the Opera Hons has
had under his management
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WE MEAN BUSINESS.

Our unchallenged quotations for No.
yember must command tho close and care.
ful attention OF all who are wanting bar
gains. Weagain repeat to our friends
flat we shall not go into the lottery
business, but shall, on the Holidays, give
TO each and every one Of our customers
who have SO kindly given us their patron.
age, o beautiful present.
KLINE BROTHERS,
The Reliable Clothiers, "a Twelfth st.
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4 good company Of thi1 popular house last
week 10 to be succeeded By better one this
week. French and Mis- CLARK, the champion
baujoiHts, Joe Redmond ard Ada Clifton, re.
Kearny, Irish song and dance Grtitls, wore
immense attractions. This week alerger and
stronger company Is on the programme. The
house should be crowded all week.
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ahe qateIliqelrter,
once nos. 70 and "a FouEtecutn street


Wanted-Agents.
Stocks for sale-I. Irwin.
For sale-D Hellings-Alexande Bone.
Notice-Mrs. A. W. Kelly.
Many Persons-Lag Belle Store.
For Rent. D. Elson.
Regular Tuesday Packet for Cincinnati
New Andes.
Small Country Place For ssls-Alexande,
Bone, Agent.
Banner Baking Powder--Third page.
A Gard.
Vital Questions-Third page.
Dr. John E. smith-Third page.
Undertaking and Embalming-G. Mendel
& Co.
Charley Shay Academy Of Muslc--FOurth
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ACTION IN COURT SATURDAY.

On Saturday Prosecuting Attorney Jordan,
acting under Instructions from Judges BOYD
and Jacob, preferred charges In the Circuit
Court sgaiLs. the missing CLERK. The
charges are to etf4ot that he neglected his
tiil :!al duties, and there are three spscifica-
tiors, embracing thu same charge, which Is
that he did on three several days absent
himself from court when 1t was bis duty to
be present, and failed to provide deputy.
Robert B. Woods, Clerk OF the Bard OF
Commissioners, was appointed Clerk pro TEN.
by lie Judges to make ont summons In due
form to be served at Mr.. MoCo loch's us1sl
plaza OF abode. Five dsyI must elapse be.
fore the off .eIs who s4rys this eau make the
return "Not found" when he will be re-
moved by default, and asuccss'or appointed.
The general public are strongly. OF the
opinion, whether Mr.. Absrotomb!e has seen
McColloch in Chicago or not that he Is alive.
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WARRINGTON. D. O., November @6.-l:S0 A,
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, part
" cloudy weather, light rains, falling bar,
ometer, followed In the western and central
portions during theSnight nyemuohf colder
winds and rising barometef. q g
For the Lower Lakes, cloudy ;weather nno
rats, southefly and westerly sgaiea italnnl
barometer, followed by much colder
ometer In the western portion.
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except in lew INSTANCES are tnimSoitant. AHA
opening prices fen OF 70 n per cent. Alter mid.
day there wasa rally Of Y 70 " per cent Dunbg the
closing houn speculation was quiet and steady. As
compared with last sights OkiUg prices are ~
per cent lever for the general II tRnd for Canada
Pacific. Northwestern preferred, Oregon d Trans.
Confidential, Union Pacific aud Chicago, BURLINGTON
d Quincy are ~ per cent higher. An application
was made 10 the list Of tho following securities:
Sg75,S o At per cent, Glnklng fund bonds Of 1879
OF Chicago 4 Northwestern Railroad Company, and
sS32,o00 conSol 2 per cent bonds OF Denver d Rio
Grande Railroad Company. The sales OF the stocks
during The week were ,t$l ga shAIcs.
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SAM M'OOLLOOH SEEN
~ cAIoAao one DAY LAsr WEEK
BY a Resident OF washirgton County.
The Mau aud MS two Daughter Cor.
verse with tho Long Lost Clerk at
tho Exposition, SO They Say.

The McCOlloch case was again the absorb
ing topic OF conversation yesterday, some
wild rumors which were Ghoat during the
day, and story which became public in the
evening. and seemed to bear the stamp Of
truth, EerviuG to revive tho interest, which
had begun to flag. I.was reported yesterday
that the body OF man had been discovered
tioatlng in the creek near the city gas works.
and later report had 1t that d 1ater had
bsen found In the river Gear tho mouth OF
the creek. Both stories had the effect Of
drawing crowds Of people to the Greet bank
but there no foundation was found for
either, II was taken for granted that II 4
body should be found 1t must Of course be
Mr.. McColloeh's, and from these two base
less rumoIs all sorts Of stories sprang and
were freely circulated all day.
MAN WHO CLAIMS TO HAVE SEEN M'coLLoCH.
Last evening report reached the ISTzLLl-
aEScRR office that Mr.. Chester Abercrombie,
tween West Alexander and CisysVille had
reporled that he saw Mr.. McCollooh IN Chi.
caso one day last week. Mr.. Abercromble
could not be reached last night, but neigh
Dor OF his, q gentleman who Is perfectly re-
liable, had brief talk with Mr.. AbercronI-
Bic, ard he Is authority for the statement
that this gentleman and his two daughters,
while visiting the Chicago exposition the lat
ter part OF lait week, saw and conyeissd with
Clerk McCollooh. They did not know Of his
mysterious disappearance from Wheeling
until they reacbed the city on their way
home. Hs did not bshaY by his manner OF
talk that anything unusual bad occurred
aud they thought nothing Of seeing him
The story vas given 10 the Committee Of
author'z ID by the bar MEETING lgss Monday
and City Solicitor Ersktne, Secretary OF the
committee, left for Clsy. vile last evening K
see Mr.. Abercrombie. He cannot return unit
today, and cannot communicate with thu
\ city BY wire.
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Our Army aud Navy; our Police and Fire
Departments; our proI4inept zen and women
on land and on sea, declare thai nothing
EQUALS 81. Jacobs OIL, the cosqueror Of pAiH.
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DOWN THEY GO!

We open to-day 100 All Wool Over.
coats at Six Dollars, equal 10 any Sls.op
Coat In the city.
The Reliable Clothlers, o. Twelfth st.
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THE DAILY MARKETS.


New YoRK. November 2-anney easy at j ISa2
per cent Prime mercantile paper 6a6x per cent
sterling Exchange banken' bills weaker al 81 S2A:
demand q Sih.
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M. IsQl MARKET sTREET
SKETCHES,
PACKLOG ~. ,..,. .

with charming Bercals. stories. choice mis-.
oollany c., iSSent mos on trial for Is cents, and
Nc send EVERY subscriber FREE our now Holi.
music 10 interesting gAmtA pack OF age and fof.
tune telling cards, pack Hold 10 Light" cards,
pack fan and illnHton cards, set chrome cards,
II upw TICKS IN magic, new puzzles, game Of for
tune, The mystic oracle, % ways 10 get rich, Helers
wonderful delud0n cArdG, etc.. etc. Endieas
HmuHement Agents wanted. Sample paper
Ion stamp. BACKLOG PuBLtshiSG 70 , Augusta, Ne,
nol9
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FOR SALE.

ToR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
IL CITY PROPERTY.
20 acres land opposite County Feat Of FnIion
County, ". Va, on ELK River. lnproHd tlsht
roomed dwelling house, stable ard OrClaId 1heie
Is Afro tan yard on Ald property.
1900 acres timbered land In RetEcl COEnty, W.va.
1000 acres timhGfed land In LIG&lOn Co., ". Va.
W Y. HOGE & BRO,
nhS JSfsI AFin Street
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE,

Tho undersigned Offers for tale his farm, SITUATED
three miles east OF st, LlaiRville and Que NILE
south OF the National Road, containing 100 Heis,
1856 under cultivation; has plenty OF good lintei'
Is well wAtered, Its very IavolablY, easy 10 tul:
tiyate, and Is one OF the best farms In that pa Of
the country. 1t contains one good dwelling house
and one tenement house, with ample and COVE,
nient oulbuiid DgB; hRS Three 'RCtd Othails o.
choice fruit, together with variety Of OiLeF NUT
such as peaFs, cherries, ounces, DC, &c.
For particulars inquire OF tho undersigned on
the premises, or address u Il. ClA!tty!lle, y:
sAMUEL K. FlNNEY.
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TIE pnAMArIc sEasuN.


fractions.
nOur. Summer Boardess." the allsged plty
presented at the Opera House Friday night,
Saturday. afternoon and Saturday night,
should DO called Oar Winter Bore, y for OF
all.the dreafy, senssles stuff ever ssen on the
stage 1t is the dreariest ald most ssrs,less
It had much better houses tEau 1t dss rived.
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Thermomcier Record.


The following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, as observed at Schnepfsdrug store
Opera House corner:
1882 1889.
IA. .12M,8P.M.7P.M.I IA. MIA M8P. N. I'll
~ 81 s6 "a S u u Of
1882 SUNDAY 1883
7AMl2x8r. II AN. y n. Bpm 7r.s
n 81 IS 80 81 20 o. IS
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Trl ucp0k'a pslIsht''-l2IO MAIN .LsssL
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PHILADELPHIA, November 2l.-Flour weak. Wheat
lower; No. . red q 0S: No. 8 red 9shc: No. red
November q o754n ~: Decemoet " oS1al o94
January 81 ll1kSal 11& February o. lSHal 1874
Corn, options opened dull and ct sed firm; car lnts
dull but arm; No. 8 mixed $50; steamer high
mixed 69hc; sail mixed November &c
December o9a591tc: January 6S1.a5gI<c: February
6s34a698c. Oats quiet and firm; No. white SS14a
0gtTN. No q white 8SZR39a.
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EoR RENT-THE TWO STORY
II Brick Dwelling, No. 70 soulh Pom steel,
Island, contSining seven rooms Possession given
January !, 1854. Apply to A. s. LIST. liA Main
street. nO2l
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J,OR RENT-TWO EXCELLENT
Il rooms opposite the Cathedral suitable 70,
doctor or lawyers office. Apply 10 FRther Sullivan
No. Il ThIEtteuth ktreet.
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FOR RENT.

EoR REMITTANCE SOCIETY HALE
II finest In the city. Apply toALS&. BONE OF
], W, PAXTON, no95
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OIL ClrY, Pa, November 24.-Petroleum doClin:
ing; opened at 81 1S5t, the highest point and
closed at 81 IN the loves. Sales 1885 SoO barrels
Clearances yesterday u 1000 barrels Shipments
water l0,Sl7 barrels, daily average for the month
6597l barrels Charters iGi29 barrels: daily average
| for the month 26,452 barrels. Runs ThursdR, {,
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-07-06

This Remedy is composed of ingredients hav-
ing special reference 10 the above class OF di1-
culties. 1t is the Prescription of a Physician OF
over twenty years practice IN the West, and was
successfully used by him in the treatm mt OF
Kidney and Urinary Diseases. Testimonials as
TO its value are abundant before il came into the
hands OF the present Proprietor, but we can
not them we snbjon one OF two such as We
are constantly receiving.
BD-A entleman in Georgia says, al was suf-
fering with pain in my back, scanty urine with
pain in voiding il, and much sediment One bot
tie of lants Kidney Remedy cured me. | was
relieved before had taken half of it,"
Co lady in town writes us, al would advise
all who ar suffering from Kidney troubles to Use
Dr. Plants Kidney Remedy. l suffering
from weakness, with pain in my back and Dmbs
and il | walked a short distance was too tired to
stand on my feet. After taking three bottles
could walk ms long as pleased and enjoy It, had
a God appetite was free from pain and felt like
new. Try IL aud get relief" Mrs. l.. l.. HAYES.
Ca Soh by Druggists generally, and in Mid
dlebury by l.. HANAfORD.
A. ". PLANT, n D, Pharmacist, 81. A!haas ",
p FrOIorietor.
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FIRST CT ASS REPAIR SHOP.

Grateful for patronage and appreciation in the
past, he solcIts the remembrance and custom OF
oil friends and would like to make the acquain-
tancc Oi new ones.
Mddlebur,, VI, April 3, lsS3. Aft
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DIR. PLANTS
KIDNEY REMEDY !

For Bright's Disease, Inflammation of
the Kidneys and Bladder, Sediment in
the Urine and Pain in Voiding it,
Gravel also. Female Weakness,
Leucorrhea, Painful Menstrual
ton, Pain i'll the Back and
Limbs, Hypochondria, and
all the consequent nerv-
BUSINESS and irritability
of Diseases of the
Kidneys and Urn
nary Organs.
The Evening critic., 1883-01-10
EAST WASHINGTON.

Anacostia Tent held very entertaining
meeting In Masonic Hall last night, aud, not
witRstanding that "the bcautliul' was coming
down In flne style, many visitors were present.
surprise party visited the residence of Mr.
james p. Robertson, on Third street, last
night, and a pleasant evening was spent con-
vcrsing and dancing.
Professors Welfh and McCoy's reunion, at
McCauley's Hall, last evoning, was not very
largely attended, owing to the disagreeable
weather, but an enjoyable time was spent by
those present
The popular Minneola Social Club Will give
ball at Odd-Fellows' Hall on the evening of
February 3.
An entertainment will be given at Mount
Zion Church, for the benefit of the Sunday
A. Smith Will o1llciate as stage manager.
Mount Zion Church is situated at the corner
of Twelfth and Z streets northeast.
The Tallapoosa Minstrels Will perform to.
night at Odd-Fellows' Hall southeast.
An important meeting of tho Light Guard to.
night nj McCauley's Hall.
East Washington Business Notes.
If you are in need of bedding, Inspect the
Harbln's dry-goods house.
A complete stock of wines, liquors, groceries
and provisions, at McCauley & Dellwig's, 20D
pennsylvania avenue, and corner of Second
and streets northeast.
Tinware In great variety, at william b.
Marches, 223 Pennsylvania avenue east; also
full line Of heating and cook stoves, at low
figures.
Philadelphia malt whisky ls new and good
brand. II is for sale by Dornin Ellis, corner
OF Second and A streets southeast.