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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-01
with Pleasure We Announce

10 the citizens OF Wheeling and the surround.
ing country, Of the daily arrivals Of large ad-
dItiops 10 oui stock Of fancy and domestic
Dry Goodr, Notions, Carpets, OIL Cloths,
window Blinds, ID, 60, the greatest bar;
gains ever seen In in the city; do not iail 10
call and see them. Silks worth 81 90 ioi
so cents. Cashmsres of all colors at half
their value. A great variety Of fancy and
plain Dress Goods at 8 cents 10 10 cents.
Blankets at 80 cent? apiece. Comforts OF
800. A large stock Of Wooden Hosiery and
Gloves Of low figures. Fifty pieces Of good
Ginghams worth 10 cents tori cents. Best
Indigo Blue Calico 5 cents. Ladies' and Misses
Woolen Hoodu and Jackets st low prices!
Good Ingram Carpets Of 95 cents; n Floor
OIL Cloth OF 25 cents. Received on consign.
ment from the manufacturer choice selec.
ton OF No. / jewelry, consisting Of Bracelets,
Chains, Lockets, Pins, Studs, 6leeye Buttons,
Rings, 10, &C., ct less than half the usual
prices, Call soon and save money, for they
must be sold for cash. 1onS RoEMkR.
WAS Noa 2Oi9 and 9oal Main street.
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Recep,lon In Kirlswood.

The illumination of d chain ofTenjoyablt
society events that have taken place IN thiI
city during this week was the reception ten
dared BY Mr.. w. w. Holloway and wife Z
theIrson, Mr.. J, James Holloway, aud bride
and his brothe,.iL,law, Mr.. Q. NJ. Hart @
Olarkshurg, and bride, lsst eyesing. OF theil
pleasant residence In kifkwood. a !Afg'
number Of invitations were issued and &C
ceptcd. All the aFrapgemen'S.:w ero vary
complete, and the evening was delightfully."-
pIssad BY all Refreshments were served In
eieEsnt syle about midnight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-01

Wanted-A Loan Of 5000.
Window Glass-W. A. Wilson.
We Get New Goods Every Day.. NJ. Ray
Spare ibs-D. @. List, Jr.
For Bale-Valuable Farm.
Ofal-sparerihs, &c.-F. Schenk & Sons.
Patents-Munn & Co.
Notice-Ho,rd OF Public Works.
New Observation-Disclosures 's Island Grocery
Artistic Pottery and Fancy Goods-l. O.
Dillon.
List Of letter..
Orera Houss-Mrs. Langtry.
Dr. John L. smith-Third page.
Undertaking and Enbslming.-G. Mende
Il Co
Holly and EVergreen-Head Of Local.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Hostetters Stomach Bitters-Third page.
CutIcura Reaedies-Fourth page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-01

CHICAGO. November " Wheat ~ good dem nI,
Lower, influenced by IcteasG 10 me ,1yi ,a5s
corn declined eand eiOsoa ~ Swes ihaa Meo,
A. 4. s q Dsss%b Sos ssssa ssH
al aI' o d eiSsed Y's Al Nay u SSjsS
" So:ta ~ W., N ". q. 81 hisssg9
spt oSsssS n To; sSct,Sa and vs,y
req WINTER g oos TX. e5e pS aa ySsy
Saa aaysneea nooye me nspms
Msqne Ia tlMie sasA sI sa ~ S ann5
~ IN sonapsS n,Scss ~ adssnn
ing iu g shove ths highest poin. %ed1esdsy, but
WeaAenesa astia ahu CT III IT,,
butWsafeaed and Closed fTsi1!c hisher; cash 5lE
aS7c, closed al 55ksbS5fc; Nvysi,bef Na55c' ccsed
Sic; December SszsSS1Ec closed At sc year ss,ls
FcIfaSsy s5sSSc clo.ed at aXc: nay TSs[sS,iSScc''
eiosea al IA Oatsrins,ttied and Itrert,lsE opeid
stSope and higher closed al inside ptiecS cali ala
s!Sfsc closed q De-; KovsmlSf Pay e. closed q
ss!S.S closed At SiGc: May siJftSSs5c, closed q
S5Lc. Rye steady Il SsHc. Barley higher al &C.
Fiaxseed eady ii 81 S. FORK 10 active demand pal.
Itd Eery n sa and tanr an
orders was some that InSattsfacl ofY; opened eaer
and aiservatas adysEced s0il0c; ilter fecSded Isl
2oc snE dss.R tallIsd ,0 Isa2o and closed
sis S5sis 81 year Ill sIHsis %; January us sSa
is 95, closCd at si3 771salS 80; February $l3 20.
Il 10, closed at 81 91lSal4 co. Nay sl4Z1halt 90
closed a. SH 10 III u.s. Lard In tAlr demand, 0ioned
easier, Of erSards advanped A4!ac, closed Steady
cash S,4ae.tSHr Gpgemher S;3Aas.loc; December
S:25a&i0c, ciosed AZ i0ci January s31ksaSes 0,
af5c, Closed Of s.971fas.7Co. Mar:h S.771fG
May 9.to4g.lOc, clostd a. . o2hc. Bulk meats In
fair demAni shoulders 6,SSc snort hb 1000; short
creamelies Sss4?c: thCise % fancy daihes 2laS0j,
Esgs steady A 2Sa9oS WHEY steaay sna Hnc iang.
ca: Sma eat saes ys ny IL *
ana sa Ky sc'n.d c isnns SusS.
YAnceufc; oas saiss 9silVvv pusnslS geSemlppell
year ana January ne aeShea zsc aay Hef snea BY
January % AMI March 21lc; May advanced &c:
Lara; sales o,oO houhu pecemDe!. fepfusfy An0
March decineq zHc MAY declined &C.
NEW YORK, November $o-Elout sptetl receipts
1900 barrels; exports pag hafis!E Minnesota pat
cnt process "a 1oAt 10. Wheat, spot lots steady;
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May q l7Js. Corn dull but fIm; No. 2 cash SS1<<a
661ic: January 64Nc; May bS5Sc. no ErAde lStc.
sSSc; Nay S6Ic: re No 59c Glover seed 1rmet;
prime cash and December t6 50; January s. VI;
''N' PetE0Ieum.
on Orr. PA. November Sa.-The Derriet emonth.
usual time, owing 10 the delay In getting import.
ant figures. The broken were anxiously awaiting
IT, as Il Il crItomAfy 10 read summary IN the EI'
morrow and viii Be- about Is follow: New rgS 1871;
wells drilling, sls; wells completed. so dry holes,
%; new procudtion. about 4i0l barrels. Tbs octo'
S Oes III nw E s sses Sry hoiSs
70. on opened Today at q 161S, highest s. lG9s;
lowest 81 l6S; closed at o. Bales S6Ss 900 bar.
rels; clearances wednesday 1882 900 barrels.
PITTSBURGH. Pa, November So.-The afternoon
S Sss asavS z sPeH s a and coed S
Trading fair.
TrusvnLs, Pa, November So.-opened at q leI1SS;
highest 81 l7H lowest 81 l65S: closed 81 u 1925
shlpments 1851 barrels.
BALTIMORE, November so.-Petroleum dull; re.
NEW Yong, November sO-Petroleum quiet
'-' Live stock.
CHICAGO, November So.-The Dropas' JoHrsal re-
porth: Hogs-ReceiptS 5000 head; shipments
%; Eips q 6Oal o.. 6sttie-Receipu 1000 head:
ship neniA 100 head; mArEet steady and rather
weak: exports S623a6 90. good 10 choice shipping
% 6Qa6 10: common 70 medium 81 00a4 80; grass
Texans 81 t0A4 Is. Americans 81 60a5 so. Sheep
Receiph eco head; shipments 200 head: market
ktS6ng; good sS76: choice IS IS.
RAxT IIRIRrY, Pa, November 30-Caitle-Re.
ceipn forth week 5000 head Of through and $50
head Of local. mAfket active aud l0c 10 l6c higher
prime shippers IS 00A6 o; fair shippers IS 60ao IS;
iair butchers 81 75a5 So StockeiS and feeders u 25l
SIS. Hoes-Receipts Tor the week 1920 head.
Market active; Philadelphi Is 2Sa5 50; Workers
81 60at 90. sheep-ReceipH for the week 1910
head. Market very DUH; extra y @At 50; good
81 oa4 IS: fair s. l0aS 81; common 81 oa2 30 lambs
s. 50A5 90.
C1NcisNITI, O., November So-Hogs steady and
frm: common and light o 90a5 10 packing and
butchers Is co.'s 50; receipts 900 head; shipments
rs head.
NEW YORK, November S0.-cotton quiet at 10 9.l6a
lO3 lis; futures dull: December. 1o6Sc; Jan.
uaIy loose; February 10.sic: March 10 99c; April
llisc May IL 25c: June 1l3sc July li.49c; August
lLbsc; September llSoc.
CINCINNATI O.. November 3a-cotton quiet
at lo1sc.
NEW YORK. November sO-Lead dull; common
$40
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-01

MERIT Is Tile true trade mark Of sue.
cess. The rush TO 81 Twelfth street con-
tinues. Kline Brothers, the Reliable
ClOthiers, offer for the next 10 days
Mems All Wool 0yercoats at $3.50, equal
10 amy $3.50 In the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-01

CALL at g. 8. Fsepy's, 1910 Main street,
and see the large stock Of Candles and Toys
for Christmas trade. Id
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-01

AtEcosp invoice Of "waukspph astn shoes
end other styles, In gentlemen'B fine hand
and gS,ashiSe isEes sboeh Just received II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-01

Among the social events OF Thanksgiving
the dance at the Hanover Hotel building wa
one Of the most enjoyable.
The mammoth Thanksgiving number oil
the Ohio pdlley Noes was distributed to every
one freq Thursdsy morning. y
The Standard Glee Club gave q very pleas,
ant entertainment at their room In the Han.
oyer Hotel building last evening.
The Gray Bird wedding on next Wednes.
day evening, aud the baEaar 10 be given BY
the ladies' Aid Society, are the social events
ofnextweek. |.-
The steamer John Tomas, which has been
running In the lower trade, will on Monday
commence making hourly tips between Mar.
tins Ferry and Wheeling. No doubt COOL
trade can DO worked up by careful manage
ment.
Messs. 5. W. Hobensack and WILDER
Griffith, editor OF the HISLler, at Lamar, Mo-,
who were home for ThanksgIvlng will return
the fi1t OF the week. They say the other
Martins Ferry boys In that part Of the State
are doing we'll. ~.
The library association have engaged Hon.
Geo. w. Vibbert, OF Boston, to deliver q leo
ture on the 18th Of this month. Some OF the
management are very much In favor OF car
ceiling the engagement after the very poor
patronage extended 10 Or. Payne. The II.
brary was opened last evening for the ex,
change OF books.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-01

wmHsa7os, D. o., Drcember .1.-1:sO A
M-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
sllRhtly FARMER and generally fair weather
stationary or lower barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, slightly warmer
weather, sastsrly 10, southerly winds, lowe,
barometer, partly cloudy weather followed
by light local rains or light snow In the
northern portion. ES Hr'-11srtlrta -'''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-01

The following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, as observed at schneprs drug store
Opera House corner, yesterday;
T..la 1852. lSss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-01

LARGE stock OF Candies and Toys for
Christmas trade, at 9. s. Feeny's, l4l0 Main
street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-01

srocKs-Ihe market opened finn and higher
with an advance Of Il 10 az per cent In prices,
Canadian Pacific made the greatest Improvements,
selling up TO 6Sk. Before midday a rcac
ton Of u to u per cent took place and the decline
was sool recovered During the greater part Of the
iast half hour speenIStioa Secame Active and
comparatively bnoyaut prices rose 4 10 TX per
cent, the whole list participating. Trunk line
shares were especially active. The market closed
at or near the best prices Of the day, which were
| to 1h par cent above Wednesdays closing prices.
Trunk lice shares late In the day are said 10 be for
tho Vanderbilt account.
Dgaottnnl nIP I'm Rh arer y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-01

CaAScus In Sabre Of the American Booth
may yet be had atA. A. FranEheim's iewelry
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-01
TIE DAILY MARKETS.
The Flnnncinl world.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEW York, November 3o.-wnney easy at 2rei
ceat. Prime mercantile paper 6a6k per cent Sterl.
Ing Exchange bankers bills linn Of n s2+; demand
Aah.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-01

A Ii KINDS OF PLAIN AND FANCY
IA JOB WORK
NEATLY AND PROMPTLY EXECUTED
AT THE laHl
DAILY NTELLldESCGR JOB OFFICE,
Ia. q spd n JorEtesnh Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-01
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
IL CITY PROPERTY.
20 acres land opposite County Peat Of Hiul9a
County, ". Va, on blk River lmItovtd n tlsns
rooned dwelling boute, stable Srd oFChafu' Ihele
Is alko q tan yHrl on sAtr property. ,.
400 acres tiDhefed land IN " elLel coLnly N.Y. "
loco acres timbeIed land In tTsxton Co., y. Va
", v, IIUuE q BRO,
nn3 1850 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-01

MAY q l7Js. Com dull but aIm; No. Q cash ss'<<a
661ic: January 64Nc; May bS5Sc. no ErAde lStc.
&C: MAY S6LSr rye No Soc Clover seed drmet;
prime cash and December t6 50; January Is vi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-01

DOR RENT-THE TWO.STORY
II Brick Dwelling. No. q South Penn street,
Island, containing Geyen roc ms. Possession EVtn
January J., 1854. Apply toA.s. LIST, liOi Min
street. nol
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FOR RENT,

DIOR RENT-Tw0 ENOELLENy
IL rooms Opposite the Cathedral suitable 10,
doctor or lawyers office. Apply 10 Father sullivan,
No II Tbi,ttenth street :
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2 A. A.l2M.8PM.7EN. 7A.MRASP:h.1r RI
IS s:..a 10 u 50 81 o. ~
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rr1 iilcook,s psIIghti.-lal0 NlIp llta.l
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RllLWAY BONDS-Str0nE.
STATE sECuRirIEs-sleAdS; Ten
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-20
potH nLiSp BROTHERS.

The four blind brothers Of Uniontown.
near Washington City reads more like
the caption 10 tale in the Arabian
Nights, than a simple statement Of facts
A family Of this singular description have
however, been living in the suburb Of
Washington. Uniontown is little set.
Element that has grown up across the
east branch Of the Potomac, within easy
reach OF the navy yard. II is sleepy,
tumble.down village, whose chief claim
to sristocrssy is the nomenclature of the
streets; which bear the name OF every
President to Buchanan Its chief citizen
is, perhaps, Frederick Douglass, who
owns a fine country place near the riv.
er's bank.
Some years ago family moved into
this village from Baltimore Of the common
name Of Smith, but OF very extraordi-
nary make up. There were, or had been,
twelve or fifteen children, every other
one Of whom, in regular progression. had
been born blind. Of this numerous and
singular progency all OF who were born
with sight died but one, girl, and at
present only five children are left, this girl
and four blind brothers, named James
1gnatius, George and Alfred. They are
all smart and happy, all are masters Of
some trade, and all are musical.
When in frolicsome mood each in
turn will play on the family fiddle while
the others dance. One OF the brothers Is
quite an accomplished musician, and sup
ports himself by giving lesson on the
piano. The others play merely for recre-
alton. Two are broom-makers by trade,
and make broom that is famous through
the neighborhood for its excellence. The
remaining brother is a cabinetmaker,
with special knack at collins.
The oldest Of the brothers has a high
reputation in Uniontown. Not only can
he make the best broom in all that re-
zion, and make the violin sing, but he is
endowed with wonderful acute
sense Of touch. 1t is said, for instance,
that he can tell five from ten dollar
bill by feeling the two notes.
One Of the brothers is married and has
= large family. The sister 10 the wife Of
an elderly carpenter. They all live to.
gether with their widowed mother and
seem TO be a happy and afectionate
household. Recently they have moved
from the settlement some five miles into
the country, but they frequent the vii
lage still 70 sell their broons or provide
coffin
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-20

On the farm Of George Logan, near Le-
banon, in the county Of Warren, o., hen
had evinced all summer such an ardent
desire to become mother by persistent
attempts to hatch door.knobs and every.
thing else that bore the remotest resern.
blance to an egg, that her owner finally
had pity On her and placed in her barrel
fourteen curious eggs which he had dis
covered in turning fuTow. Then he
went of TO camp-meeting and thought no
more about the matter until his return,
when be was amazed TO find that the hen
had Matched into this wicked world four.
teen little snakes, for which she was
caring with the utmost affection and
solicitude and from which she received
constant demonstrations Of filial devotion.
Next
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-20

Jones and Mackay are on the Com
stock.
The Times.Resiew gives good &C,
count Of the Grand Prize mine Of Tusca
rora.
The Eureka Sentinel says work on the
LOGAN shaft was suspended, the orders
coming from San Francisco 10 that effect.
The roll in Elko foots up 1866, COL
an increase Of $3.50, ls4 over 1882. The
aggregate tar Of the county amounts to
SOS, 247.
Some of the ladies who attended the
races, says the Ward Reflex, concluded
that betting on horse-race was no worse
than bucking at faro, so they tackled ("
the tiger also.
The assessed valuation of Lander county
for 1888 is 81. 926, 565. 26, a decrease of
sl02. 067 81 from 1882. The rate is 50. 40
and the amount to be collected for State
and county purposes is s72, 1864.
There is trouble in Esmeralda county
about the building OF the new Court
House at Hawthorne. The contractors
are proposing changes in the plans and
there are fears Of big job on the county
treasury.
The total bills of the Insane Asylum
for September amounted to 50, l64. Of
which t564.78 was the actual cost for
The average number OF
patients for the month was l47.26, 80
that the cost per capita was SO cents per
day.-fReno Journal.
The Belmont Courier says the work Of
development progresses satisfactorily in
the Belmont mine. Rich chloride and
black metal ore is extracted daily, which
is being shipped to the mill. The leach
ing works are almost completed and the
mill will soon be ready to start up on
ores from the Company's mine.
The Reno Journal says A. o. Ordway,
owner of the Hickman ranch at Glen
dale, was killed Friday evening by
horse falling upon him and sitting him to
death. The exact particulars are not at
hand, but it is understood that he was
trying to get the horse out Of = ditch in
which the animal bad become mired. and
in some way Mr.. Ordway got into the
ditch and the horse fell on him.
When Professor J. g. Lennon dis.
covered native race Of potatoes in An.
IONA he thought he would give the seed
. good trial and zee what they would do.
He sent some seed to the Reno Gazette,
that paper giving some to Mr.. Linder.
man. who recently brought in a dozen
beautiful potatoes that will weigh half =
pound apiece. They have q smooth, red.
dish skin and very hard white meat.
The seed potatoes were no larger than
good.sized bullets.
Virginia Enterprise: John W. Nackay
arrived here last Sunday from San Fran.
cisco, and, in order to refresh himself
after his journey, took his favorite prom.
enade through the lower levels. II did
him 80 much good to stroll through the
boulevard subteTanean that he yesterday
repeated the walk. tbs fine and shady
down there, but there is the advantage
that one OCCASIONALLY encounters sirocco.
The deep Cnion-Sierra Nevada Wine had
yesterday reached the 300 level. They
are now sinking for stump, which will
be completed in about week. The ore
streaks still continue, and assays a. well
a. above. The ore is being extracted for
reduction.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-20

A Mr.. Ansorge. Of Wisconsin. has
adopted novel way Of advertising his
wife. He warns people not to trust her
On his account, ~ she has left his bed
and board, and winds up with the fol.
lowing wicked stab at her reputation:
She having left q number Of small
children uncared for. take this oppor.
tunity to request their respective fathers
to call and identify their own and take
them away, a. ! feel that / have sup
ported them long enough"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-20

A few months since, when a train
passed Fargo, q wealthy passenger was
struck with admiration over the tender
manner in which young lady led her
aged grandmother along path near the
track. Seeking an introduction, the
man Of riches married her in few weeks,
and now every time train pulls into
that burg at least dozen maidens can DO
seen trotting their old grandmothers up
and down the track.-(Bismark tDak. J
Tribune.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-20
The Esmeralda Herald has commenced
its thirteenth volume.

The celebrated New York diamond
which is now exciting much interest
throughout the East, has angular his.
tory. The diamond was found in . dia.
mond field in South Africa by laborer
four years ago. He was overjoyed when
no bsheld his great find. but his joy
soon turned to fear ~ he thought Of the
probability Of his companions learning OF
the valuable stone. lie sndeavored to
conceal his luck, but his actions lstraysd
him, and he was murderd by man. who
in turn met like fate. and before the
stone reached this country it cost four
lives. The last owner, in dying, gave
tbs diamond 10 . native, who bartsrsd II
to sea captain, from whom II was pur.
chased BY It's present owner, The dia.
mond u represented to bs larger than
tbs famous kohinoor,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-20

An American who had jolly German
friend wished to become acquainted
with the Germans charming wife.
Veil" said the little German. "ofe you
dreat, dot will pc all righdt!" After the
treat the German led him over to where
the lady was sitting with number of
friends. Katrina, said the husband,
"you know dot man." "No." said
Katrina, modestly. "Vell, dots him Z"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-20

AeronAuts have an unique method of
taking soundings" to learn their dis.
lance from the earth when they are be.
ing swept rapidly along in the night.
According to the signal service officer,
who recently accompanied Professor
King on his periluos journey from Chicago
to Wisconsin swamp, loud shout Is
given, and then the seconds are counted
until the echo from the ground is heard.
The height il estimated by the time re.
quired for the return Of the sound.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-20

While the congregation in Welsh vii
lage were recently assembling for divine
service, huge dog bounded through the
building and took possession of the pull.
pit, obstinately resisting the efforts Of the
minister and several members Of the con.
gregation to dislodge him. In the end
the minister had to content himself with
the reading desk, in which he quietly re-
NAMED while the reading lasted.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-20

Sallie Winnemuca, since she has gone
East, must have had an attack Of the
women's right fever. She advocates
the appointment Of women 40 Indian
agents instead Of men. Sallie means biz,
and would not probably decline an sp-
pointment Of agent.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-20

The remains Of soldier were found by
SOME Of Henderson's surveying party. in
q crevice OF a rock about one and . half
miles from Camp Harvey, Idaho, Part
Of his gun and remnants Of his clothing
still remained, Some rocks had been
piled on top OF him. lie had moAt likely
been murdered by the Indiana, years ago,
and probably placed on record as de.
serter.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-20

A Boston man hss Invented . process
by which he Kills the stray dogso Of the
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