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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-12-25

The above legend translated means Martin
Thornton In 1878 opened the Capital Dining
Rooms In this city, and at the present time
has been ten years ut the business Of feeding
q hungry people. The success which has at
tended his efforts to maintain o Arst.class es.
tabliahHent Of this kind In our city Is due
almost entirely TO the fact that he has given
the business his undivided attention and has
made the comfort Of those who came to his
hopls the first consideration. he realised
that to obtain the custom Of the people he
must give them q fair return for their money,
and to this end his tables have always bsen
supplied with the best Of everything 10 be
found In our markets. Itmuit not be sup
posed that during this time Mr.. Thornton
hSs had all splain sailing.n On the contrary,
he has had 10 contend aBainst vigorous and
bitter competition, but that he Is to-day ION
top Is amply attested by the crowds that
daily throng his capacious and cheerful din
Ing fooma. Er. Thornton wishes bis paiFons
i.Merry Christnesh and Q Happy New
Year. and feturns thanks for The generous
support he has received at their hands, assur.
Ing thom that he will epdeayor 10 show hia
appreciation Of theiF libeIality by making
renewed efforts In their behalf In the future.
In accordance with bis annual custom, he
will serve turkey for dinner on Christmas
day, with all the "trimmin's,n got up In the
style which has made the Capital famous
throughout this and, adjoining States and
placed 1t among the solid institutions Of our
city.
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The German given at FrauEheim's Hall
last evening, by the German OF lssl-'s2, while
not very largely attended, was a very social
and merry gathering. The evening was al
most entirely spent In dancing waltzes, pol
kas and laucsrs. There was short german,
that was led by two or three different gentle
men. A pleasant feature was the distribution
81 handsome hand painted Christmas souy-
enirs sent 70 the club by Miss Matte Hub.
bard, former meEber, At the hour OF
midnight, the music was stopped end With
general wishing Of "a Merry Christmas the
evenings pleasures were brought to.a close.
Those thsIe were Misses Virginia
Pendleton, Alice Eel!y, Laura and
IDA Harden, CLARA Fisher, Jessie Bruce, Of
Cumberland, Md; Dolly Bowman, Of Spring
field; JesSie List, Laura Updegraf, Annie
Chapline, Sadie Logan, Nary Campbell, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. JAMES lIalloEay, Nj,
and Mn. o. n. Hart Of Clarks.
burg; and M6ssrs, Harry Coen,
Sam Miller, John Rlheldafer, John Baker,
Dan List, Ed. Bowie, OF Bsllaire; Mr.. Banks,
OF Baltimore; VIII McMechen, Charles OFT,
sam and Ed, HazIett and Bernard Payne.
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PERSONA MENTION.
News and GossIpin Reference to Various
People.

News and Gossip In Reference to Various
People.
Mr.. q. z. Sanford, representing Maggie
Mitchell, Is in the city.
Mr.. r. N. Gilleland has gone to Allegheny
City on visit for few days.
Mr.. Gus spates, well known Clarksburg
gentleman, Is IN the city for few days
Mr., viii Miller, formerly Of Wheeling,
now Of Chicago, is here for the holidays.
Col. Joseph Gallagher, one Of Mounds:
ville's solid citizens, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. s. B. Harrison, head clerk ct the
MoLure, returned last evening from Pied.
mont and Cumberland, where he went in or.
der to recover from severe illness. He is
almost entirely well now.
Mr.. A. W. Campbell, Of the firm Of Frew,
Campbell & Hsrt, publishers OF the DAILY
INTEII1GENBER, Wheeling, W. Va, Is making
an extended visit to the South, to enjoy our
mild and delightful climate. Mr.. Campbell
will remain at Pass Christian month or
more.-Nev Orleans Tfmes.Democrat.
EsrrMArEs on all kinds OF Printing cheer
fully given by the IETEIL1GEscER JOB oTHloE.
Good work guaranteed.
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WILL DgLApLaIN,s ADVENTURE
In Texas-He Gets Shot After All, HUT Is
Alive and Hearty.


It now appears that Will Delaplain was
shot after all, notwithstanding his dispatch
denyingt the rumor that was published in this
paper the day alter the report was frat circu-
lated in this city. His idea in sending the
dispatch denying the story was probably to
allay his mothers nervousness and alarm,
which he knew would be great. II will be
remembered that his father and mother left
were recalled at Stenbenville, Will'sdispatch
having arrived shortly after their departure.
Mrs. Delaplain is now at home, and Mr.. Dels.
plain will be In Q day or two. Will, who is
now on his way home, under date OF Decen-
Der 10 wrote from Fort Worth, Texas, and
that letter was received yesterday. The fol-
lowing extract 10 from II:
" am very sorry to have caused you any
uneasiness, but expected every day 10 leave
for home until met with an accident. !
was shot in the shoulder and rode twenty.
five miles to camp, bleeding all the time.
The shot, very fortunately, went through the
neck OF my horse before 1t hit me and the
ball did not go in very deep. Guarner, the
Comanche chief, had me taken to his camp,
took the ball out and his squaws took care
Of me as though I were q baby. Loss Of
blood and being In the saddle too long after
being shot, gave me very high fever, but
feel better now than lever did in my life,
thanks to the Mesdames GuGrner. The shet
did not lay me out-it was the fever. While
I was with the Indians lived delightfully."-,
being fed on quail, yenison and the juice Of
wild grapes. slept on bed made OF
willow strips covered with buffalo
hides and as soft as feathsrs.
l offered Guarner money, but he would not
take 1t, so made him take fine saddle.
He gave me fine pony to ride and made me
promise 10 keep It and take 1t home, mine
being shot. Hekilled the man who shot me.
/ was standing In front Of my horse fixing
his bride, he turned his head Just as the shot
was fired, aud the ball struck him In the
neck, otherwise II would have hit me in the
back and probably proved fatal. However,
q miss Is as good as mile. VIII explain fully
when see you, which will be soon.p
The friend In Quincy, Ill, to whom Will
wrote an account Of the cowboy fight and his
being wounded, was cautioned 10 say nothing
about II, as he did not wish his mother 10
hear of II, as II would alarm her, but this In
junction was not needed.
Wills recital OF his thrilling adventure
lacks but the denouenieat usual In adventures
on the boundlets Western wilds, peculiar 10
dime novels and small boys ideas, He should
WOO aud win one al the dugky daughters OF
Chief Guarner, and live happy ever after.
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CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to record
deed nlsde November s, by John O. Deyine
10 Irene Newland, in consideration OF $3.50,
for % feet OF the South half OF lot 10, in
square 10, on Water street In the Eighth
ward.
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The Elm irnyn Cnrs.

No little anxiety has been islt by patrons
Of The Elm Grove railway concerning the in
tentlons Of the Company in regard to the
horSe cars after tho motor line reaches the
Cspitol. n was feared that the track to
Eleventh street would be abandoned. To
many patrons OF the road, especially % resi-
dents Of McColloch htreet, who patronizs the
second ward market this Nonld be little less
than a calamity. These people, apd many
Others, will be glad 10 know that the hcre
cars will still be run from Eleventh street to
connect with the motor. Tlomas u. Jones,
the Eleventh street cigar man, has been em'
aIoyed by the company to take charge OF the
horso cars after the completion OF the motor
line, He will ftsup aneat Office and waiting
room in his present store, and make all ar
Judgements NECESSARY 70 secure me conyeni-
e,lce and comfort OF patrons 81 the road.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.


1 desire TO call the attention OF the
public 10 the large stock OF Fine Dia.
monds and other Gems, Watches Of all
descriptions, and 10 tue full line OF fine
JeweIry that have procured for the
Holiday trade. also have the largest
assartment OF fine Bangle Bracelets and
Scarf Pins 10 he found In the city.
Ihaye lately added 10 my stock a large
line Of John FoIty's GHe Gold Pens and
Pencils. At oil times carry an elegant
limo OF solid Silver .and Plated Ware OF
the best makes. For the Holidays, L
have purchased q cho. &c invoice OF fancy
articles and other goods always carried
by the leading jewelers.. Isoiicit an In.
spcction Of my goods and prices.
Very Respectfully,
A. A. FRANEuEIM,
no. 1908 Market street.
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IT WAS SAN M'coL1ocH.

From The description given by the porter,
there can be little doubt that this was Mr..
McCoiloch. Indeed, Kelly recognized the
small'photograph used by the detective to
identity the taisstng wspl bpt thought his
passengers beard vas shortef and he looked
older, both Of which would be true were the
man MoCollooh, O. the photograph, 1t will
be remembered, was taken several years ago.
The time OF the mans arrival ct the train
Tailed with his known movements with
the time he was seen by Steve Wilcox, and
the time he left the Mcclure House. The
Cincinnati papers OF that date were exam.
ined carefully, but na connection with his
departure could be discovered. he wa
heard by Ham Woods and Robert Richardson,
about ten o'clock or q little before, 10 say In
the Mcclure House billiard room that he was
not going hotns..
The porter OF the car bought the ticket, but
did not see the passenger again until the train
reached Columbus, when he handed him his
change. He then asked about the train for
Cincinnati, and the Pan Handle train was
pointed out to him. Kelly afterwards learn.
ed that this train was FOR indianapolis In.
stead Of Cincinnati.
The only person on the car who saw the
man believed TO be McColloch was travel.
ing man who has not since been found. The
man who wanted TO 80 to Cincinnati had a
new, light leather satchel. This seemed TO
cast o doubt on his identity, asno knowledge
OF McC olioch's haying bought or borrowed a
satchel could be obtained.
The stranger did not leave bis berth till the
sleeper was In the depot Of Columbus, and
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IS. P. & s. Q. flrsts. l14sN
U. P. bonds, fSt......1l7A
U. p. Land Gnuts... l08H
UP. sinking fund lis
Tex. Pac. land gr'ts. IS
10 Rio Grande diy.. nv
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Tar sooletS VI Christian Endeayor Is now
an established fact IN many churches. II is
no longer an uncertain experiment. IN the
Williston Church, Portland, where II was
started nearly three years ago. It is con-
SANITY inerelsing power for good. Are there
not many more pastors looking forward with
snxlous hearts to the fall and winter cam.
paiga Sho will wish TO include this among
their agencies tor reaching the youngP These
societies have been direct feeders to the
Church in scores Of cases, not only by leading
many Young people 10 Christ aud fitting
them for ohurih membership, but by bring
ing them to the support Of tho church prayer
meeting as well as Of their own special meet.
ing, and In making them useful In many
WAYS In church work. II 1.-the Sunday School,
the Mission Circle and the Bible Glass are not
Outside OF the Church, the Young Peoples
eociety Ssrtairiy ls not Circular about this
Interesting oFganiy ation can be obtained Of
me Chairman OF Executive eohuiities, W. 81.
Prennell, Portland, Maine The 0,lSrs1l.
tiSlalist.
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Che Grsteltigeufer.
oaice :: RIOS. 20 and "a fourteenth stree
NoW Aavertlaornenls.
.oung Peoples Societies Of Christian En-

Young Peoples Societies Of Christian En-
deavor.
"" Opera Pc /" Hoase-Magsio Mitchell.
Henry College Lottery.
The Combaults Caustic Balssm.
Now is the Tlme-B. F. Caldwell.
How Often the Question Is Asked-G. Men
DR.. John E smith-Third page.
Grand Concert-Head Of Local.
Brass Fire set-Nesbitt & Bro.
Wanted-Lodging-H Of Local.
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The Cleveland, Loraln & Wheeling Rail,
road Comrany will sell round trip tickets be-.
tween stations on Its road ut excursion rates
Tickets will be on sale ut all stations Decem.
Der 22l, 24:h, 25th, 10Th, and 3lst 1888, and
January lst, 1884. Tickets will be good going
only on day Of sale and returning any AN
until January Sd, 1884, inclusive. Daw
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\. .noInrnr on THE B.. 2. &C.
r.,.e. Conside cradle Troubie for Aeiiait
People-Newsy Notes.

ra,.e. Consid crab lie Troubie for Aeilaite
People-Newsy Notes.
n r. Jones left yesterday noon Tor MS GU
home 10 spend the holidays. m
". q. Battelle Is confined at home with
cold that thIeaseus to result In fever.
The Pittsburgh express train y es1ttttay
noon brought about 200 people 70 oeiiaus'
The Bsllaire Nail Works was OF yesterday
taking holiday preparatory 10 ohristmAs
Harry MoKallip had an arm dislocated o.
the elbow Sunday afternoon WINE piay'ns
about the house.
Numbers Of people living where high.wa'er
catches them were very uneasy yesterday
and anxious for news about the river.
The project for skating rink above Gravel
uill ma NOT been abandoned; TX theweatner
will eel cold enough there will be skating
there yet.
The Postofioe houts for to-day at the
Bellaire office will be from to 9 O'CLOCK IN
tne forenoon and from TO o'clock IN the
afternoon.
The snow had to be shoyeied of Of q num-
Der OF roofs Sunday night to prevent oteak-
ing down. A shed OF the Goblet Works was
broken down with the weight.
The bridge over the creek is yet supported
by the temporary trestle, resting on the pol.
tom OF the creek, aud the high water tull Oh
Ice has put 1t in very psecarious state
The Princess did not run yesterday, and
those who went by way OF the middle Terry
between here and Wheeling were frequently
delayed by the ice cloggng the ferry neat
wheels. $50
Both the telephone lines between Beliaire
and Wheeling were broken 50 thst they couie
not be used yes .erday. The PeRnsylyAnia
Company's line was used for the most I'M
pottant communications.
John Mccormick was thrown from his ex-
press wagon yesterday noon by the breaking
OF the shaft. His head was badly hurt and
he had to be carried into Darrah's drug store.
He Is able to walk around.
W. q. Blinton has been elected Secretary
and general manager OF the Labelle Gles3
Works at Bridgeport. Mr.. Brinton held the
same place when that works first started. he
will take his family to Bridgeport.
The Enterprise window glass works have
elected the following directors, and the OIL
cers have been chosen as Is shown: NJ. L..
Blackburn, President; w. D. Cunningham,
] Vice President; D. B. Crafty, Secretary; a. h.
Mcclure, Joseph Bates, Thos. Strong, An
drew schick.
The narrow gauge road had bad luck yes
terday. An engine aud tender broke down
trestle at stream near Burkhardt, three
miles this side Of Lewisyille. Fireman Hines
was hurt and had his back soalded. The
engineer, young James Sherry, was not hurt
No transfer could BE- made there, however, as
land slide occurred along Rocky Fork, this
side OF Armstrong; Mi Is. The delay lost
good many their Christmas turkeys, and
made hitch in the milk supply. The num-
bar Of purchasers brought to town was SEN
gihly dI creased. too,
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EXPANSIONS OF gratitude on the part Of the
public are always Impressive and solemn. It
is pleasant to know that the people are Justly
the merits OF Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
q safe remedy for coughs, colds, bronchitis,
ororln and sore throat
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wHrTMAS's fine French fruits and assorted
candles In tine mstalio boxes, the freshest n
the city. Also baskets filled with oranges,
bananss grapes, pears and French fruits
makes an elegant Christmas present; the only
place to get them is a. lIegenieldets, 68
Twelfth street.
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rn.x Hangsd MIN on a rree.

EVANSVILLE, IND, December 24.-Chae.
Harvey, Of Peterborough, who murdered
Henry Custin, Jr., Friday night, was taken
from jail Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
and hung to a tree. No doubt Of his
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'FARM FOR SALE.

The "creIsh,on Farm, !" on Wheeling Creek, on
the survey line OF the 8. Pennsylyania X, X,
three miles from Roney's Point, four miles from
TriadelphiA, good roads either way, contains lSlH
IcreS, rs acres under cultivation, having good
White Oak and Locust Timber, O Dwelling Of ave
Rooms, excellent new Stable, 3 Barn and olhef
conyenlences, an excellent thrifty Orchard o. well
selected fruit trees aud small fruits, well Waen1,
healthy location. Price $50 per acic; terms call
e. no, balance 10 five Notes Of equal AmOunH paw
able In I'VE yea With interest II not Aold belore
March 18th, 1854, will BIO rented.
Enquire personally or BY letter, 70
ALEXANDER BONR,
Real Estate Agent and Broker
do20 Wheeling. W. Va.
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cuE4lrsT and beat variety Of candles In the
'ity from 100 TO Sl.00 per pound. Fruit
,AkeB all sizes; all sorts Of fee creams and
herbets for Christmas dinners. Order BY
slephone from Zlegenfeldef's, 90 Twelfth
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"A srcpSD invoice of "Waukenphastn shoes
and other styles, In gentlemen's fine hand
and machine sewed shoes just received ut
L. Y. Blends.
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WARRINGTON, D. O., December 25.-l:soA a.
M.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
sljghtIy cooler, partly cloudy weather, cool
rains, variable winds and higher barometer.
Lower Lake, partly cloudy weather, Light
local SHOWS, colder westerly winds and
higher barometer. .lt
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The following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, as observed at Schnepfsdrug store
Opera House corner yesterday:
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Scarcely have the results Of the search for
Sam McColloch been made known until an:
other DISAPPEARANCE Is reported, seemingly
as unaccountable OF first, but yielding more
readily to inquiry. Reference 10 made here
to the disappearanceo Of valuable goods from
the shelyesa and cases OF Booking drug store,
corner OF Twelfth and Chsplipe streets. In:
quiry deyelopes the fact that the disappear.
ance Is caused by the very low prices at
which they are sold. All goods yet remain.
ing will be disposed Of ct marvellous bargains
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DoN'T forget the Ball at Turner Hall thi.
evening 10 be given by the North End
Athletic aud Literary Association. Music
by krlmcr. =
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Do not torture yourself longer by wearing
ill:ftung shoes, but 80 Of once and yet q pair
Of Ghbe9 That have both style and comfort
combined, at IIV. Blond's. =
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

The undersigned Offers for Ralc his Farm, situated
three miles east OF St. LlalSVile and one mile
south Of the National Road, containing loo acres,
l36 under cultivation; has plenty Of good timber,
swell watered, lies very iRyoAblY s easy 10 cul:
VRte, and Il one Of the best farms IL that part Of
the country. It contains one good dwelling house
and one tenement house, with ample and conVe::
choice fruit, together with variety Of other iruit
such Rs pears, cherries, ounces, &C, &c.
For particulars inQulio Of the undersigned On
the premises, or address Rt u. ClalIsyille, Y:
SAMUEL r. FlNNEY.
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WANTED.
GENERAL NoTloEs.

.No7Io1.
The annual n,eeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Eteadman tiulch Mining and Milling company Of
Wieellng, W. Va, will be held at the office OF The
company on wednesday, January "a, 1854, for the
election Of Directors and the transaction Of such
busineSs Us may properly como before the meeting.
nrsr,,nrn 81 1ssa - . % : = -. dcSi,
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BFeGdstuna and PraYIsIonA.

BILflNoRs, December q ,-Flour unchanged and
quiet Wheat. western sleadyi No. winter red
Corn wessara a s. Sya fssG Snisi;
mixed spot ,6o1Ec bid; January 6O5za6l9Sc; Feb.
rlary 6l1<a63c. Oats dull; western white 40ai2c;
mixed 8Sa8gc: Pennsylvania 3sa42c. Rye quiet al
without change. Butter dull; western picked l0a
2lc; creamery 25aStc, Eggs DUET; fresh 2Sa3rc;
picked 2oA2lc: Coffee Imef; Rio cargoes, ordinary
70 az lo$ sli Sugar steadyiA soft Sc Whisky
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CHRnTMAs songs at Zane Street Church
Tuesday evening. Don't fal togo,
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REApNSsand music at zane Street Church
Tuesday eyeniRg I'll be there.
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~" 'AnI'
The valuable Farm owned by the late Lewis
Of 81 Evansville, Combining l95 ACRES, Is well
Watefed Anu on II Is q fine tact OF timber good
school within NIFTY yards Of premites, II not sold
by December 18th 1t viii be Offered public tale on
Particulars inquire OF Geo. Brown or ". 3. John.
son, 81. ulainyiile, o., or N. o. Mitchell, Martina
Ferry, Ohio del
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"m. T-ls7s-x-Issa. %

Das'T forget the Dali at Former Hall this
evening. 4 good time is expected.
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Th9Te is no Time TO be Wasted.

ll6lU 10 uU lliiiv " w neesss'
The cold weather is upon us, and
unless you want to go shivering
you must buy warm, comfortable
Clothing. ii you have not mneh
money 10 spare for them twill be
well il you select carefully, both as
to price and quality. | make you
the following offer, and deem 1t to
your advantage to accept same: As
/ opened here with an immense
stock Of goods, and have constantly
been receiving large invoices since,
my line is necessarily large; and
as the end Of the year is near al
hand | will reduce every article OF
Clothing in my stock 25 per cent
below former selling price. Come
and test for yourselves.
DAVID ASST,
80 TWELFTH STREET,
a..-L,, RIothIar md FuruisheP.
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RlILRoAD BoNDs-IfresuIaf.
sr.rp sro,,p,r,rs-steadv

srocKs-The Exchange opens for budnCs, on
Wednesday at IL O'Clock. Tho market Is dull, weak
ST. Paul 10 %, Western VI ion 74@, Canada Pacific
SEX, Llekawanna ll5E, Reading OK, Eide IN,
Omaha preferred o., Manitoba 951. Oregon &
Trans. Continental S5kM Missouri Pacific Preferred
S., New York Central liz, Louisville d Nashville
isk, At the close all were a shade frmer. Among
the unusually inactive stocks Ohio d Mississippi
declined 10 IN. American Telegraph Cable Co.
TO- g ia 9: g 81 t soS
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BEsure to 40 TO Zane Street Church Tues,
day evening All Welcome,
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THosE desiring good time should attend
the Ball at Turner Hall this evening.