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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-08
STATE MATTERS.
News From west Virginiaand The Coun
ties over the Border.

The Ironton wheelbarTow factory Is to
have an addition built so as TO enable It TO
turn out 100 bArrows per day instead OF 90 as
at present
Joseph Richard, a we'll to do farmer oil
Mason county. retired in apparent good
health and was found lying dead In the morn
ing by his wife. He was "a years Of age.
Within the last sixty days j.. W. Jones, oil
Little Washington, has purchased SlS.00O
pounds OF WOOL in Washington and Greene
counties. for Mr.. Butcher, Of udca, n. y.
The prices ranged from So to 40 cents.
Dogs have lately been doing Considerable
damage among the sheep about GAINESVILLE.
Recently eight out Of tho flock OF VIM. No
Farlipg we're killed, and the next night, ]
o. Carlton lost fifty. 0oe OF the dogs wa
killed while worrying Cartons sheep, which
put m end to their d~epredAtlons for q time
at least
The MartinSburg !SdteSntHR says that U. s.
Senator Bayard has accepted au invitation
aud will certainly deliver an address at the
coming Berkeley county Fair. sour people
ought not to lose the opportunity Of hearing
so distinguished a speaker. and seeing an
honest and pure statesman" Senator Cam
den and kenna, together with ex-senator
H. G. Davis. OF West Virginia, will also be
in attendance.
Van HlllmSn and John TibRll, two Wash.
ington county men, ware out hunting. It'd.
ball carried his double breech loader on his
right shoulder, barrel down, the cock on his
shoulder Suddenly the butt slipped from
his hand, and the piece dropped, muzzle
downward, the gun sliding down his back,
discharging the piece. The load tore away
the cali Of his leg, completely cutting down
ABOUT two pounds OF flesh, shatterlng the
small bone into fragments, aud leaving the
large bone intact. He died about ten hours
atteswardE.
Wednesday evening. In Psrkersburg, two
white boys named McNicholasa and McWsyne
and a colored boy named Thompson, were
quarrelling. The trouble commenced to AS
sumo q serious aspect when McNicholRs hit
Thompson a terrible blow with a "biLy."
McWayne, fearing that his friend could not
successfully handle the coon, drew a revolver
and fired al Thompson, striking him in the
left breast The ball hitting a rib glanced
around aud out Of the body, Johnny theh
ran, McWayne firlng altar him made a fus-
row Ia McNich0las' mead, and knocking him
down. The boys were arrested. This makes
the fourth time 10 six months the boys have
been arrested. McWsyneis only II years old
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THE RIVER RAILROAD.
the Construction Progressing Rapidly
To he Done December I,

Messrs. Samuel Riggs, Alex. Dorsey, Rich
ard Alien and J. @. jones, the C0nnt.sion-
era appointed by the MGrshHll County Circuit
Court 1T the recent special term, to Assess the
damages to the lands OF Mrs. Aleinda @. Nc
MeChen Il ais Just below BsnWood, by reason
OF this y. x, Railroad passing through the
same, met on the lands Tuesday last, and
after a thorough examination Of the lands,
and proposed location Of the road, fixed the
award at 81, 1850. The amount of land taken
will De about four and q half acres. This
second appointing OF commissioners was oe.
casloned by o change in the line OF the road
at that point. Everything Is now In readi-
mss for q vigorous prosecution Of the work
OF constructing the road through the Mar
rows. All'trees and brush have keen cut
down and cleared of, and a large force OF
workmen, with steam pile drivers, are Of
work both at the upper aud lower end.
Another gang OF men is at work getting the
material ready for the cribbing at points
where piles will not be employed.
Mr.. Fittinger, the engineer IN charge OF the
first division Of the road, extending from
BenWood to O point thirty miles below, gives
It as his unqualified opinion that the road
will be completed, aud cars running the en-
tire distance from Wheeling to ParkersburG
by the frst Of December next
The delsy in getting the superstructure FOR
the Big Grave creek bridge was caused by a
mistake In sending II. This bridge crosses
the stream diagonally, and the one sent was
for a bridge OF the same length Of span crost-
Ing at right angles with the stream.
The bridge sent, was sent on down the line 10
be used at another point.
In this connection It might be remarked
that the recent purchase OF W tractS0t land,
one n the southern part Of the city and the
other near BsnwOod, by the p, Nv. d Ky.
aud River roads are thought TO significant
Either piece would make good switching
room, but It Ia believed both roads will make
their real terminus at Benwood, and have
their round houses and shops there. They
cannot well do otherwise, Is there is II room
In the CITY.
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RIVERaEWS,
Steamboat squihs aud Miscellaneous
LeVee GO4Aip.

ottahAboNst SfNAo
Leyee G0aAip.
The Little Booue, Frank Stein and @. ".
BAtcAelor are this mornings packets fol-
down the river.
There will never be q better opportunity
Afforded for putting In new gauge marks than
at the present time.
The ]. Il. Mcconnell arrived With two
watermelon baIges aud took emptles down
the river. The Lettie passed up with empty
stone boats.
It's enough 10 put ones foot to sleep to
read tho annual slush that viii 8. Hays 10
writing about tad.poles. terrapinsand turtles
In connection With the low water.
Tho river 10 lower Of present than It has
been any time this year. The depth In the
channel Is only 2 II inches. Considering
the low water, business on the leyee yesterday
morning was very lively.
The Katie stotkdale is receiving q thor.
ough o%yerhanllng, and by the time the paint.
ers are throughsh will look like a new boat,
Her passenger accommodations have been
increased by the addition OF q number Of new
state roomS.-PRSbnrgh Commercial Gazette.
The Point Pleasant Re0hter says: The tow.
boat Charley Mcdonald 10 on the docks at
this place, and several more boats are at the
wharf awaiting their turn 10 go upon the
docks. This company 10 always crowded
With yo'k, and they are seriously contem-
plating enlarging their capacity for doing
work.
EVANSVILLE, september Weather warm
and cloudy; thermometer Coz ;baromebr 20'
and stationary; river 2 feet and falling.
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NEW YoRK, September z.-Answerinq
certain inquiries concerning the World
newspaper the following authenticated
statement Is given as the correct one in the
premises. The names OF the three trustees
OF the publishing company representing
the World are Joseph Pulitzer, John NJ.
McGufin and Melville @. Day, all re.
Gently from St. Louis, Mo. Joseph
Pulitzer is President and Jno. MCGuiiin is
publisher and Secretary OF the company.
Neither Jay Gould or any son OF his, nor
General Eckert, nor any other human be.
ing connected with any monopoly or cor.
poration owns directly or indirectly one
dollar Of interest in the World or has any
more to do with its management than the
Emperor OF China. The World is free and
independent without a dollar Of debt OF
obligation TO anybody. There ia no secret
about the ownership OF the paper. Its
editor is its owner.
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CLAGeErr
Sent 10 Jail, bat Afterwards RoIeasld.
salvation Army Warned.


Mn. LAvinIa Claggett, the Captain" Of
the Salvation Army, whose arrest by Officer
Bird Thursday night on a charge Of disorder.
ly conduct was noted yesterday, was AZ.
raigned yesterday morning In the Police
Court She claimed that the noise on the
street wa al essential part Of the Army's
system OF worship, and alluded to the pre-.
ceedingB 10 stop II as persecution. Judge
LETTERS remarked II she could satisfy him
that she was being p%ersscuted he would dis
miss the case. She defiantly remarked that
she wsuld not pay any fine, court or no court.
This settled the case, and Judge JeIers as
sessad a fine OF S. and costs. MrS. Claggett
positively refusing to psy, and in default she
ever, directed JaiIsr Davis to show her every
courtesy possible, and she was not confined
IN u cell. About noon some OF the friends Of
the Army started O movement TO secure her
release on q writ OF hdbeaS corpus, and retain.
ed Hon. E G. Cracratt He informed them
that the ouly way TO bring about the Cap.
tain's release would be by giving q bond and
taking an appea! to the Circuit Court, IS an
extraordinary remedy could not be relortEd
to where an ordinary remedy could be obtain.
ed. Accordingly this method was adopted, a
bond OF $50 given IN the Municipal Court,
and Mrs. ClaRgstt was released from durance
vile.
Chief OF Police Bennett told her after her
release that serious complaints had been
made Of the out door m~eetings at the Capitol
by residents OF that vicinity. He read her
the section OF the ordinance applying In the
premises, and told her be would be obliged
10 rearrest her unless she discontinued her
meetings out Of doors or obtained the COD,
sent Of the ~ne'ghbors.
After consultation the Army concluded to
suspend their demonstrations out OF doors
until the pending case Is decided in the
higher court,
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The gas well at the Central Glass Works
wa down 900 feet last evening, and the drills
were still working In the peculiar hard sand
rock encountered Wednesday.
From q member OF the Free OIL Company
Ii ia learned that the company will, In ell
probability, b reorgauizsd, with some changes
in the membership, and another well put
down In the vicinity OF the u OH Gravel
Bottom, near Moundsyille. HhGEe the big
How OF gas was struck at . depth Of about yOU
feet. Il appears TO be the opinion OF those
Interested IN the well that the difficulties
that would likely DO met With in attempting
to clean out the old well, and the danger Of
losing the tools, would be too great 70 risk.
II lbs experiment Is continued 1t will be by
striking q new we'll.
The tools became fastened In Georges gas
well at Wellsbnrs Monday night and the
workmen have been engaged all week In
trying to get them ont. II seems that the
earth cayed in on them above the jar, and
without any mcanS Of striking up aud down
on them, all efforts 10 pull them out were
unsuccessful. Yesterday q set Of tools were
to be put down on top OF them, and they
ware IN be- worked loose by them,
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On last Monday about noon a man by the
name oil Charles Butler, who was employed
at Gould's tunnel. west OF Mingo. on the Pan
Handle railroad, Jumped on a Pan Handle
freight train at Mingo 10 ride 10 bis wo,k
aud fell under The cars, the wheels passing
over his right foot, crushing It Ia a horrible
manner. Two physicians Of Aipgo were called
aud decided that his foot could De saved, and
accordingly prescribed. On Wednesday he
was removed TO his home at Martins Ferry,
ry doctors. Growing worse, and as mortifi.
cation had set In, DEs. Todd and Wsg.
ner, OF Bridgeport, were called on
Thursday evening and at once decided on
amput4tlon, which they performed. They
smpulated the leg about four inches below
the knee, and | It the patient about ten
o'clock the same evening feeling as comtorta.
BILE as a mar could under the circumstances
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rnE srArE uNIyERs1rY.
The Pail Term Opens Under Favorable
Auspices.


Morganto,rn Nep DomtitoH ethc Oh.
A fair number Of students appeared at the
opening OF the University yesterday.
The exact number present could not be
ascertained, as the roll has not yet been
mnde-nor will this be done until the stu
dents matriculate-but as they were Assem-
bled together in the Chapel the appearances
was that OF q very respectable body Of young
men.
1t is encouraging to the friends OF the Uni.
ysrsity to lind that, perhaps, d majority oil
those present are nsw students. More coun'
ties OF the State will be represented, 1t Is
thought, than heretofore. The olderstudeSts
are accustomed TO come In later. They are
seldom all present until the close OF tie first
week.
Thoge classes that we're reported to have
withdrawn In a body at the close OF last year
are coming 10, aud We predict that before
the end OF the year the West Virginia Uni.
versity will have lived down and thwarted
the partisan designs against 1t and be more
firmly established In the good will and conf
dence OF the people than ever before.
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RALEIGH, N. O, September ION Sun.
day morning three prisoners escaped from
the Mcdowell county jail. In escaping
they rudely pushed Mrs, Fenlen, the jail.
er's wife, aside and injuring her slightly.
The iugitives were captured the same
morning and returned to jail. About 10
o'clock repeated pistol shots at the jail
attracted the citizen, who were surprised
and indignant to find the iailer, enraged by
the treatment Of his vile and inilamed by
whisky, shooting one OF the prisoners, 8
negro, rs he stood in his cage chained and
hand. cuFed. Four painful wounds were
inflicted. none fatal.
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Aiudgmsnt has been entered In Part II o.
the Circuit Court Of this county, Judge
Jacob, In favor OF the State and against s. L
HAYES, late Sheriff OF Gilmer county, AMI
hiS sureties, John Davis, George Lynch, N,
d. Bush, ]. H. Collins P. Hayes, ]. B,
SpringsIon, o. @. Collins and'A. RalliE, for
the sum OF S76a.D3. The sum claimed I.
for money due the State on said
Hayes'g accounts rs Sheriff. Of WHICH be has
made default No defense was entered 70
the milf. which was brought by NJ. T. Frame,
&c NJ Tho instance Of Auditor Miller. II
VA ordered by the court that execution fol-
the MIN named issue whenever directed by
tho Attorney for the State, against the prop
efiy Of ANY OF the parties named,
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BATAVIA, JAVA, September 1.-The Of
fetal report OF the recent disaster has been
published. The number OF natives killed
at Bantam, Batavia and Lampong is esti-
mated at 10000. The number Of Europeans
lost is unknown. The garrison and Dutch
President at Telokobetong were saved.
Terrible distress prevails at Telokobetopg,
as IL is unapproachable by sea owing to the
bay being Allied with banks Of pumice
stone. The telegraph line from Batavia to
Telokobetong is destroyed.
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SToCK-1heSt0ck market was active and blOyani
In the forenoon with prices from \ 10 ~ rcr cent
higher than at tho close Tnunday. In tn carly
AFTERNOON there was leSS activity aud wide tluctuG'
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The following petit iuries have been drawn
10 serve in the OfrcuiI Cours, commencing
ne Par ao i, Judge Boyd: George Metcalt
Thomas Sells, William Myets, Lewis Praeht
Charles q. Tape, CHARLES thinner, Christian
Bremen, Nick Herbert, N. l. EtsleF, Charles
Moore, Henry speyer, Ff "a a fa@ 9 aHss
ii, Walters Louis Fritz Jobs Frank, James
Grav' Mathew Chew, Apolph Ebeling, Ed.
ward LalIy, John ; GARNER 1 AagSst c Roll
Jsmes 4. Kyle, Fred kn9Pp, Joseph 'feen'
Part IL, Judge Jacob: John s, Mitchell,
John Young. James Lau,E, John Anderson,
]. NJ. EHgliSb, Jacob Plpes, 9. W. EcEIhsrt,
Philip Duffy, MIllard Acker, James N. Todd,
August Reuter-, August Beltz, James Humes,
J. 81. Ray, George $. Wallace, Robert 2.
Armstrong, A. L. Watkins, John +. Hell,
Henry TTuxell, William H%agadorn, +: b.
Morgan, Henry Gunther, Joseph Gering,
Henry Amick, Henry Schultz, John Fisher,
John uiRR, Thomas Patterson.
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Transactions $4,000 shares,


NEW YORK, September Il Flour firm; receipt,
1900 barrels; exports $500 barrels; common "
Spot lotssUonsa aud Ilakc ,hishsri options opened y
astc loves, but, afterwards ruled stronger aud re.
acted }IalJte, closing barely steady; receipts 5000
bushels; exports Se,G0 bushels; NO, 7 spflns q o.,
No. ind 9SKc; 10. a rcd JI6; No. 3 rcd Septem.
Der, sllei 81, 900 bushels Al sllSheI l6HS. clot lng al
81 u; October, sales l,20o,0O bushels 1t 81 i6EG
l7SEs closing a. g III; November, sales l,sis,GQ
ccmber, sales s72,O90 bushels at q 2G5<ai as clos.
Ing al INK January sales l0i COZ buGIiels Ut S,2.z
al ?S99s. closing at q ~ Corn, spot lets a tIi6G
Saenitiiy G SSStei lSliSc. cilSsiats weak SSISt' re SSt Eye s.,
90 bushels; export. 1900 blEAesl unEraded Isl
&c; No. =, S9Gs9Sdc; No. 3 6i%e;,,E o. b, 6!Ea6lKs
elsyatcF; g2aSSy 4 SSfSat: !. 2whlte &c; NJ: 2sep-
closing q 6H; november C0fao2c, closing ttSi Z.
Oats 41fal54c hlyhCi; receipts 1900 bush.
els: export 1900 bushels western mixed
SS4SSci white western S5al!c. Hay fairly aeliyc.
9 s.l6aG ii.lTc; refined higher, 74a75 S;txtra 0iHS
~, while extra re: Yellnw .G1SiG55SSci mould 4
She; ststidaFd, s$astE; eon!oc!l6neG 4 GfOj out
siS.Iec,. IGiaiseS stie6geii j" test 8S2S C; CSSi
?Sc, kics. demand iair aud market frin. rSllow
Arm: Rpsinquiet and steady, TurrCHtine STACY
a. llhs!!Tsss t RSts ;I steady AID ;sodeEtte:!y agIiyes;
10 s7H. Beef dull and unchanged; cut meats Somi.
nally unchanged; long clear middles Eic. LAID
nnimi ptitae steam SsNiS 6sc; Septetnper s.GOc,
VSSoSet 1850 NoyGmosE S?OlS;&Sc' Decctn Der
S S.SS IIi SSnnu ~ 49, y. butter nrtn for choice
GtSAGsHc Cntese uuA AUG NANeI,
CHICAGO. September a Flour dull and nomlnally
unchanged, Wheat, regular: demand actiyo and
pnSettled, closed strong snd higher NJ o. No Rentem.
Der; pgxG October; 81 0Oal OK November; ii o.
December No. 2 Chicago spring 97XSyTTc No. \
SSGaS7c; No. 2 red Winter N,0. Corn actIye,
urn ana higherAt VIC cash and September; 4sAR
tssIec Octooef; 4I5lc !Novepheti 45ti yolr; A6Te
NAY: Uals IA e9ol dsmatd and piicGs a shade
nIgheIht S3tGa29c GaAni Ge1G '264c Heptember: 2G1ka
2safc October and November; 26kc year: 20AG May,
Rye sieidyat og5tc. Barley aimer gtbSzc, Flax,
SEED nrher al v ". FORK depand actlYP, unset,
yea atd generally hkAe[ At III S0Al Is caAh aud
septemSef LEGAL ~ October; Sill 2kall Is
November; I'll WAL 10 year; Sll 6DAll 6gk JRnu.
AIRY, Lard IN IMrdemAnd, unsettled and generally
hlsSer At l1Sss.Sc cash, September aud o.
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It's too bad, Sir or Madam. but don't get
frightened. Your hair Is falling of-thRts
certain. A glance in the mirror, or an In
vestigating committee OF fingers tell the dis
NAL story. We won't discuss the possible
cause. II Is enough that Parker,s Hair
EaIsam used now will prevent further de-
struction. Is your hair somewhat gray, too,
and crisp? Alas, yes. The Balsam will give
hack the original color, softness and gloss.
Not q dye, not oily, elegantly perfumed, u
nerferL dressing. PGR
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To A rHE RL00n

OF scroiulous, Inherited and Contagious Humon
and thus remove the most prolific cause OF human
suffering, 10 clear tbs kk1n Of DisBguIing BlotcheS
Itching fortunes, Hutniliattng AruplIOns, aud
purify and beautlIy the SKIN, and restore tho Hall
50 that no trace Of disease remain, CUtlCura hefOl'
vent tho new Blood Purifier, aud Cut'cuTA and
Cutlcnra Soap, the great skin Cures and Beauti,
herS, are intlllIblc, They are tho only remedies
that succetd when physicians and ell other means
fall.
Frice Of CutIoura, small boxes, 80 cents, large
tiruFu Soap, % cents, CutscuiH Shaving Soar, l6c,
Sold BY all druggists.
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mATTERs.
The Ministries Last NiEht-Some Wheel
ing EAYOriIes.


log PayOriics.
The performance by Barlow, Wilson & Co.'s
minstrels at The Opera House last night vas
witnessed by an audience which filled the
house upstairs and down to over flowing. To
say that all present were pleased Is drawing
1t mildly; they were delighted. All the
specialties were among the best and most
novel, the vocalists were pleasing, and the
performance as q whole has seldom been ex'
celled upon the minstrel siege here. The
company appears at steubenyille tonight
at the Opera House at Stsubenville this
evening the Renlz-Santley Company holds
fourth, while at CARROTS Hall, Barlow, vii.
son & Co.'s MINISTRIES have the boards. This
will make things lively for steubenyil!e In
the amusement line.
Mr.. Charles E. McGsachy, late manager oil
the professor" Is connected with the Froh.
mans CALENDER minstrels. "The Professor
has ~disbsnded, Mr.. Glllett going into the
"Youpg Mrs. Winthrop" Company, and Miss
jackson taking the role OF "kSueralda" III
the original Madison Square Company.
Included in the list OF animal actors in
~Forepaugh's Great Show 10 q riding pig.
This porcine performer Yves purchased In
london, where 1t has exhibited us proficiency
as a rider, leaper, etc, during the last winter,
TO the intense delight OF the fun loving Lon:
donera. It can be seen in every exhibition
oil the Forepaugh Show. here September 29.h.
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Che q~,atattgemer.
Office o rs and ~ Fourteenth sire
new advertisements.

Lost-Black Satin Parasol;
Auction Sale Of Household and kitGlei
Furniture.
Another Large Lot OF school BookH-Stan
ton 4 Davenport.
List OF Letters.
OF Local.
Bad B!ood-Fourth page.
KeduStiSn in Faruiture-G. Mendel & Co
ljr. John u, smith-Third page.
Home. Made Bread-D.J J. Mckee.
EVERY CouatIy Msrchant-0. Q. Genther.
Grundy's DlarrtGa Remedy-Logan Go
Embeilsh Your Aouses-Aead OF Local.
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CLEVELAND, September 7.-Rey. Thomas
h. Oakley, general delivery clerk in the
PostoHice, was arrested to-day charged
with stealing from prepared parcels the
stamps, selling them and pocketing the
proceeds. He waived IN examination be-
lore the United States Commissioner and
was bound over for trial in Ave hundred
dollarn.
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NEW YoRE. September ~ III dry goods, although
scarcely 10 Sctive SS yesterday, there has been d sat
Miscellaneous orders and selections arc OF much
Steadinets, aud from como markets are OF IrowlDg
frequency. This IS the best evidence that a large
distributing trade ls ia progress and that stocks arc
request by cOnyeEeIS, and leading styles are In
steady distribution for l1bbinE wants. Bleachtd
cottons In wide assortment request for small
quantities. Prints, fair 10 gOtd movement. Dress
goods same. wo1len goods doing better. Flsnnc:s
III pood demand. Underwear aud fancy knit wool
ems IN steady request. Kentucky jeans IN good de-
livery, but 4 mod rate demand. The jobbingtrAde
IL very active, more business doing MI round and u
better feeling prevailing.
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INDICATIONS,


WAsuIsGroS, D. O., September {, 1850 4. 4
-For Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley
threatening weather, and rain, much coldeI
nnrtb 10 west winds and higher barometer
:" For the Lower Lake Region, rain, followet
Gy colder, partly cloudy weather, wind
shifting 70 lie Moth and West, higheI
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LAM receiving NY tsll stock Of vomen's
misses and chilhreis shoes and mems flne cal
hand-sewed shoes In all the different styles
10 which / invite an inspection. have
added several new lines to those / have been
keeping heretofore, making a complete assort'
ment Of fine and medium goods.
L. V, BLOND.