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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-11-15
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MATINEE today. saaEsr
MrSsrssfs tonight.
PaId ss at the Riverside niu today.
THEEpper Riverside mill IS nov engaged
making steel rails,
Ar n late hour last night no arrests were
reported at Police headquarters.
Two ruling rolls at the Belmont mill
broke Yesterday, while rolling steel.
Two deeds Of trust we're admitted to
record at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
TuS foundation in the forge department
Of the La belle mill has been completed.
THg Citizens Railway Company have
covered the seats OF their cars with Brussels
carpet.
THE Vigilant engine was taken back 10 its
position in North Wheeling, having been
fully repaired.
THE Jolly Six gave a grand ball at
Turner Hall last evening. A very large
crowd was present
TINS Riverside steel works at Benwood are
running steadily, and a good quality of
metal is being manufactured.
Tue Martins Ferry Democrats are ex-
tremely anxious to have the Wheeling clubs
come over and participate in their j~olliica-
ton tonight.
IDA ROBISSOS was arrested on a warrant
sworn out before Squire Ankle, for keep
ing a house Of Ill repute at the corner OF
Nineteenth and Eoff streets.
The Democrats Of Benwood intend to
have a grand jolliication this evening. All
the Democratic clubs of Wheeling are
earnestly invited to attend and help them
paint the old town crimson.
The show made by the B. L o. boys on
Thursday night, was one to be long remem-
bered. As this was their first political
parade, they certainly looked immense with
their red lights and the iron engine 72l,
which was made at the shops in this city.
MECHANICS, scientific men, and artisans
of all classes are inStted-to consider the fol-
lowing: The REGISTER Company will fur
nish the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN aud the
DAILY REGISTER for n year for ten dol
lars, payable in advance.
A CcUrLE of Turks were showing oil the
antics of a young grizzly bear in the
Eighth ward yesterday afternoon. During
tbe performance some one progged the
bear and il attacked an innocent party. but
fortunately the animal was muzzled, and
before he could get the man fairly m his
hug. the Turks succeeded IN pulling him
OF.
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Counties officially repOrted............
Lincoln, semi-otticial-."-.............S KS
lsoanC, -..".""."....... PIG
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BRIDGEPORT.
4 Burglar Ar~rested-The Barbecue Other
Mention.

\ Burglar Arrested-The Barbecue Other
Mention.
Yesterday Harry Fryman was arrested
charged with burglariziGS Thos. Burtoft>
store at West wheeling, en- last Tuesday
nigh, and will be tried this afternoon at :
| O'Clock.
The Democratic barbecue ut Frazier
] n night next weeh, from every indication
will be an immense affair. The Cleveland
and Hendricks club of Bridgeport will jol
lify the same night, then march out, ca
bullock, and paint things red. AS yet the
date has not been determined upon.
W.. S. Taggert, Of Barton's Station, was
down yesterday on business.
Mrs. Thompson Baggs, of Bridgeport, is
spending q few DAYS with her daughter, Miss
Lura BaggS, of Indianapolis.
Mr. Oscar Moore will go to Smithfeld
to-day 10 visit his parents.
The lie Liederkran2 Singing Society will
give a grand ball at Ulrich's hall on the
evening of the 9th.
Charley COffand, superintendent Of the
irfrmarr, and Z. b. Caldwell, of Loyds,
vile. left yesterday to spend a few weeks
D. rting in Ae Virginia mountains.
Char,.- Craig and wife are back from q
vset's y;s;t- -, Ma Philadelphia.
Whose elected today 10 neaFa on all
sides.
Mr.. viii Miller, Of Illinois, is the guest OF
bus friend Charley Cl.aig.
Chickens are down to l22c per pound,
Persons having any h~ersonais or news
items for the SrSDAY REaIs.. %R should leave
them at Bowie i Deems drug store oy !
O'Clock this afternoon.
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what Is Bsins Do.s ON ths h
"a River.
The river was falling slowly at dark las
night, with 8 feet, 6 inches OF water IN te
channel.
The Chesapeake LEFT for Petersburg res
terday with q good Trip.
The local packets we're all running yes
terday.
The Bachelor will leave for Pittsburs
to-day.
The Diarnal IS the Parkersburg packet
to-day.
Can't. VIM List, who has been west on q
prospective tour, returned home yesterday.
Cant. Chas. Muhleman was in the city
yesterday.
The Regular was raised yesterday and
| will be Immediately brought to this city and
~disman,led, her machinery will be thor
ouChly oyerhauIed and placed on q new
stern wheel packet.
TIE Nail City left for southern ports yes
terday to make final arrangements tor her
trip to New Orleans with bsrges-
The following vessels were in port yes
terday: Josh Cook, Sam Roberts, Alex
Swift, Ed Roberts, Jno. Penny, Diamond.
The Percy Kelsey is laying at the Top
mill, and the JOS. Walton and Sam Miller
at Beilaire.
MoRGAxLowN. November H.-River 3
inches and stationary. Clear.
GREENSBORO, November l4.-Rrer 9 feet
and stationary. Clear.
on CRY, November l4-River | foot 10
inches and falling. Foggy and cool.
PARxrEs, November lt-River l foot 6
inches and stationary. Cloudy and cool.
Lock No. 4, November l4.-River ) feet
and stationary. Clear. Thermometer Is.
: BROWNSVILLE, November l4.-River 1
feet | inch and stationary. Clear. Their
mometer 81.
RIcE's LANDING, November lt.-River 3
feet 6 inches and stationary. Foggy.
Thermometer 80.
The coal boat sunk at the foot OF Wills
Creek bar will give boatmen a good deal
of trouble, unless it is removed.
The Iron Cliff and Jennie are engaged in
the ~trabsfer business between Evansville
and Henderson.
The Parkersburg State Journal says: The
Hibernia twisted a shaft yesterday below
Ravenswood, and did not reach here at all.
The Jim Montgomery has gone bsck to
Point Pleasant.
The heavy fog that has prevailed tor the
past three or four days has been a serious
drawback to low water navigation. What
few boats are running come aud go with
great irregularity Cincinnati Enquirer.
LOUISVILLE, November li.-lsiyer falling
with three feet in the canal. Weather clear
and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, November l+.-River four
feet seven inches and falling. Weather
clear and cool.
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The Grand Demo. .stration-Other Notes of
Interest.

The Grand Demo. stratlOn-Other Notes Of
Interest.
Tonight the Democrats of Martin
Ferry, will paint the town red, striped with
olher bright colors, in honor of the election
u Cleveland and Hendricks, President and
Wee President of the United States. The
Cleveland and Hendricks clubs of this
place Will meet at City Hall, promptly at I
o'clock an3 form, then march over the prin,
".ple streets of abe town. The different
clubs of Wheeling, Bellaire and Bridgeport
and the country have been invited and are
expected TO come and help the Democracy
celebrate the FIRST victory in a quarter Of a
century in grand style. Every Democratic
the town is expected to turn out whether he
has a uniform or not is expected to turn out
ard make Rome howl. Get a torch. horn
or badge and if you have not these cover
your hat with red material. Get some red
hre or fireworks or something else aud ses
that the demonstration eXcells any one
of this ever memorable campaign. Every
Democratic citizen who can afford
10 do so is requested TO decorate and lin.
inmate, whether on the line of march or
not, which will include as many streets as
can be reached. Extensive preparations
are being made for the Notification aud
from every indication it will be a big affair.
Yesterday the housen at the Laughiiu
mill broke, shutting down the entire mill
for several days.
Work on the foundation for the skating
rink was begun yesterday. The building
will pesspTed 100 by Is feet.
PA where is Salt Riyer?" asked q Dem,
ocratic juvenile yesterday. MY dear boy,
it is whore the Republicans VII, 90 between
tbi- and the 18th Of March" was the reply.
Orders for the REGISTER received at 0n5's
or Darrah's drug store.
lfyoR are not taking the REGISTER, sub,
scribe fer it and keep up with the times.
The Martins Ferry Democracy will be
universally represented at the barbecue back
Of Bridgeport next week.
The Rechabitcs viii giveS social and en-
ment in Commercial Hall to night.
NE = has been put in the Salvation
49, E'r some time past appeared
to be on the dechs> =.
Alec Linn has adde's "'
,s :.
Nellie, daughter of Mr.. u. 'mF'n' Is
down with scarlet fever. :
Mrs. w. A. Wood has returne>S honi >
visit in Pennsylvania.
Miss Jennie MillhOuse left yesterday tor
to spend a few days.
Miss LYDIA Litten, of Rush Run. returned
yesterday after q brief visit with friends
lere.
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slowing What You and Your Friends are
Doing,

slowing What You and Your Friends are
Doing.
Mr.. J. c. McEldowney and J. Eakin, o!
New MsrtinSville, are stopping at the How
I'll House.
Mr.. c. H. MAYHEM and wife, Of Belmont,
o., are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. f. S.
Dunawsy, on Eoff street.
Mrs. A. l.. Wiley is in the city. Her
friends will be pleased to learn she and her
husband will return here to live.
Miss Mary Johnson, of Moundsville, re,
turned to her home yesterday after a pleas
ant visit to friends in this city.
Miss Minnie Fitzgerald, a charming
young lady of Cameron, who has been visit
DC relatives on the South Side, returned
home yesterday.
The North Front Street Cooking Club in
augurated its series of suppers, last night,
The first being in the nature of a farewell to
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Berger, who will
shortly leave for the West.
Mrs. Edward Simpson, of Philadelphia
WHO will be remembered as a typo on the
old "Arbuter Frieund," is in the city visit
ing relatives. Mrs. Simpson is setting type
on the Record" and says she loves the City
of Brotherly Love as we'll if not better than
her old home, Wheeling. She is the only
lady typesetter in Philadelphia and belongs
20 Typographical Union No. :, of that
city.
Our former townsman, Mr.. Alex. GILES.
pie, who is now successfully engaged in bust
ness at Glendive, Montana Territory, writes
10 the REGISTER: "Hurrah! hurrah! hurrah
for the grand old Democratic party, Cleve.
land, Hendricks and honest government
once more. Glory! hallelujah!' Alex. sp,
peas to have a steamboat full of enthusiasm
aboard.
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Sale of Valuable Real proo,r

DY VIRTUE or THE AuTHCRIn yul
I'D In him, by virtue u certain d,o.,suil
oil the Municipal Court Of Whoelins, n,s }
IN chancery therein pending. shenia k,u]
Combs ann Others are pls 'ntifs sni Mar 4 ?
and Others are defendants, ths upds1s.S ,
commissioner, viii sell Al public suaaat ,
front door OF the oourt.houss Of Ohio wesr !,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4 M
beginning at ioo'clocts Q. M, the i~ollo,ins =,
real property: Part Of lot huntsp.a 90
(9l) situate on the northues, corner Of yEs|
Tweuty-fourth s~treets, In the siIA srd 4 d.
Of Wheeling, which portion Is bound~d al -
- follows : BEGINNING 90 the It'd
Of kaid lot ninety one; thens ,ssiA IA.
west line Of Market street CO feet; iasas 81
the north line Of Twsuty ioyth ,,-i
thence nofth across saId Lot Is iet. tAr.I
along the north line Of said lot W tss Il ~
Of beginning; together With all u, tsattl
improvements thereon or tbsrunb lussssj
Is The same property which was cos'tys
Combs In hfs lifetime ny GeoHe \ LA,saj
vic by deed dated on the 9Th day n M ri
TERMS OF sALB-One third Of tie Pr s.a
or 50 much more o. the purchase nsJ en- 4
the day OF sale. aud the remainder % tp 81
stalments, payable In twelve md s,sstsa 4
respectively, alter tho day oi sale all 4
from that day, the purchaser 70 drs he "A
good security for such deierri rs!Hrau
Title 10 he retained until paym.h,ls lst.
Henry n RTSrl|
specsl GxEs{
'hr7cN, certify that bond has To-, lus !
Iuicd by Law In the above csua ,
THOMAS n biElll
Clerk Of The Municipal COlrSS-d
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''Fi1sled Out"

This is what q once prosperous merchant
said Of himself the other day. His business
bad faded out, credit was gone, and the sher,
IL had sold his goods. The trouble pro
reCded from a prolonged attack of dyspsp-
Sia which Frustrated aud unsettled him so
that he could Tot attend to. his affairs. Pity
he hadn't thought Of Browns Iron Bitter;,
which would have saved him. Mr.. A. J.
LAWYER, l27 s. Broadway, Baltimore, says
Malaria and dyspepsia troubled me for
nine wears. B:ovu's Iron Bilters gave ne
relief.
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ssrs.c y DRAMA.
a Pfeasant Eseaing mt the Female College,
Last Might.

a Pleasant Eyening nj the Female COLLEGE
Last Might.
The entertainment given at the Fenal1
College last evening under the auspices o
the Senior Class, was a pronounced success
both in attendance and performance. Tht
College Hall vas crowded, as were also the
halls. This was the first Of the public en-
tertsinments for the year, and as they are
very popular, always attract a crowd The
programme was well selected and the per
formers did themselves proud.
The first number was a piano duet,
Route en- Train" (galop), performed by
Misses Cockayne and Keever, ofthe College,
with charming precision of touch.
A quartette Of our popular city vocaiists,
Misses Lewis and Phillips, aud Messrs.
Day and Seely, sang Trusting" in a most
admirable manner, eiiciting warm applause.
Mr.. Joe Devine recited the ever popular
"Shamus 0Brien," in his inimitable style.
Miss Clara Evans, of the College, per,
formed a piano solo "~Tarahtelle," with
commendable skill.
Miss Alma Conner sang Merry Tin.
CARA" in costume. Her full. round voice
wss displayed to q good advantage, and
produced a happy impression.
Miss Ella Dillon, Of the city recited "Sell-
ing Robin, Did you SayY' ina most pleasing
style, displaying careful evolutionary train
ing.
Miss Annie Shaw next performed a galop,
DE Bravurs" excellently. She is always a
popular performer at the college entertain
ments and sure to make a favorable impress
sion.
Miss Ella Lewis and Mr. viii Day sang
a duo from III Trovatore' in a most bril-.
liant manner, their voices blending happily.
Their effort was greeted with enthusiastic
applause,
POEM, Somebody's Mother" with marked
ability, appealing strongly to the emotional
senses.
Miss Daisy Cockayne's piano solo, "Ealse
DIES Fleurs," was executed with admirable
ligbtness of touch.
Miss Josie Peterman read a German Sc.
lection in a graceful and easy manner
displaying a creditable familiarity with the
language.
Miss Nellie Warren executed a piano
solo Fairy Fingers with delightful free,
dom from mechanical movement and
ouch.
Mr.. Edward Larkin recited THE Muir
derer's Confession" in a thrillingly realistic
| manner, and scored another success.
The Quartette Misses Lewis and Phillips
and Me5srs. Day and Seeley closed the pro
gramme with a selection from "Luli.'
Miss Logan as an accompanist was q sue
cess.
The ushers, Misses Hunter, Parkinson
Strobe, Blundon and Crawther performed
her onerous duties very acceptably.
At the close a reception was held in the
2arIors. A short time thus spent in the
.xchapge of social courtesies and i'm
momptu teto-a-tetes pleasantly closed the
eve ning's endowment.
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The Nishthawks Plying Their Nefarious
Trade.

The N~ishthawks Plying Their N.far,ou,
Last evening the thieves made two at
temPts to burglariSe residences in this city
bat in neither case, we are glad to say. did
they secure anything for their trouble. The
6rst place that attracted their attention was
Mr.. Robert Woods resideneeo n 18th street,
where with the use Of a jimmy an entrance
a affected, but nothing Was secured BY
the thieves, they apparently having been
scared of before the house could be ran
sacked. The family were out witnessing
the parade at the time. At Miller's saloon
on Market street. they attempted the front
door but were scared ofbefore an entrance
could be effected.
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A WALKING Skniafnn-

Mr.. E. Springer, of Merchandising, Pa.
writes: Il was afflicted with lung fever and
reduced TO a walking skeleton. Got q free
rial bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption which did me 70 much good
hat ] bought a dollar bottle. After using
hree bottles, found myself once more a
nan, completely restored to health, with a
hearty appetite, and a gain in flesh Of AZ
pounds"
Gall at Logan & Co.'S Drug Store and get a
free trial bottle of this certain cure for all
Lung Diseases. Large bottles $l:00.
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Grand Jurors.

The Circuit Court.w will begin its Novem
Der session at 9 o'clock, promptly, on Mon
day morning. The following gentlemen
have been drawn to act as grand jurors:
C. S. Terrill, Wesley Robinson, n. II
Shannon, Fl. W. Schroebe, Michael Roth
A. T. Garden, Clark Hanes, Robert Nesbitt
John Gator, Elwood Hughes, Enoch Ball
James McAdams, J. r. Acker, John Pracht
ST., John Butterfeld and VIM. Schafer.
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DIED.

HEY MANOR Thursday, November 10, 1884,
at 1855 p. m, Cora, daughter Of Thomas +. and
Lille Heymarn, aged 3 years and months.
FGnersl from the residence Of her father,
No. 1914 Main strs I, at ? o'c!ock this afiernoon.
InIeInIent at Peninsula Cemetery f-ieuds OF fam.
lily invited.
MiCHAEIS.-At his hate residence on Eighteenth
street, between Wood and Jacob, on saturday, No.
yember IS, 1884, at , a. m, GEoRGE MIcHAELs,
aged % years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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The Western Union Downed Ami Conri.

GALVESTON, Tex, November lt--United
States District Judge Sabin, yesterday after
noon, dissolved the injunction granted some
dago on the application of the Western
Union Telegraph company, restraining the
Baltimore and Ohio company from the use
Of the franchise along the line OF the Texas
Pacific railroad through the Red river
country.
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Pound Dead and the Gas Escaping,

s,sovr, scvember u.-I0uis Schif.
.ged g. was engaged ID sizing up biz sto.;
with she assistance of B. Fieisblaer 1a'
a boy sged II. They slept in the store last
night, and this morning they were found
tead. Their death was caused by q de-
fective gas Jet in the window.
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Irving Hall

NV YoRk,. November H.-Irving Hall
celebrated the election Of Cleveland and
Hendricks tonight. Resolutions congratu-
lating Democrats aud Independent Repnb
leans on the result Of the campaign and
predicting an ~incotrupiible and capable sd-
m~iuistraiion yere adopted. Ex-senator
Gordon. Of Georgia. and X. J., Mayhsu. Of
California. made addresses.
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Thousands Say So.

Mr.. 7. W. Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes
u never hesitate to recommend your Flee
trio Bitters to my customers; they give
entire satisfaction and are rapid sellers
Electric Bitters are the pureSt and best
medicines known and will positively cure
Kidney and Liver complaints. Purify the
blood and regulate the bowels. No family
can afford to be without them. They will
save hundreds of dollars in doctor bills
every year.
Sold at so cents a bottle b logan 4 Co
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A Deputy state I~feasurer's stesIing-.

SACRAMENTO, ca. November H.
Arthur d. January, Deputy State Treas.
urer, a son Of the State Treasurer, was ar
rested last. evening. charged with appro'
priating $39,5Go, deposited for safe keeping
with the State Treasurer BY the various
counties. The money, it is alleged, wa:
lost at gambling. The prisoner acknowl
edges his guilt.
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TINS is to certify that have examined
analyzed and tested DR.. Prices Special
Flavoriug Extracts Of Vanilla, Orange
Lemon, Celery, ETC.. and fine the same
strong, fine, made of good material, and
therefore gladly commend them 70" family
use. PRor. NJ. DEIAFoNTAISE,
Analytical Chemist, Chicago.
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Gibson. Barbce.
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The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises Sores, Ulcers Salt Rheum, Fever
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guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price Is cents per boz.
For sale BY Logan q Co.
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Young Men, Read This,

The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich
offer to send their celebrated Electro.Val'
,aic Belt and other Electric Appliances on
rial for thirty days, to men (young and
old) afflicted with nervous debility, loss Of
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Tor illustrated PAMPHLETS free.
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The following was clipped from the
Labor Tribune editorial squiss; "Autici,
pating that Mr. Cleveland is legally elected.
the cry OF Down VIII come tue wages OF
workingmen! is already heard, inst as
though wages hadn't been tumbGng down
for more than two years past"
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Advice to Mothers,

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for chill
dren teething, is the prescription Of one o.
the best female nurses and physicians in the
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success by mil
lions of mothers for their children. Dur
ing the process Of teething its value is in.
calculable. 1t relieves the child from pain,
cures dysentery and diarrhea, gripping in
the bowels, and wind collie. By giving
health to the child it rests the mother.
Price 25c q bottle.
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Sold al so cents a bottle b logan 4 Co
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SEALED PROPOSALS
s,fics or CosMssIsNKr, ., Pm.

OH -.
PRiN1iNG, STA,Kor Wrgrt.N
WuEkLIS", Nove.0r;
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL RI ,1
- 10y the Commissioner a; pBSt "a 1
the Auditors Office. Capitol Ralsis~ I'd
heelhg, until SATURDAY, lernb.so
O'Clock noon, for supplying The M.
GINA with Stationery md rIiptI, 81
the execution OF Public Pnnrinr
two years y yeanl from IN, -.
ii January, lssi. Each rrur,A a,
Panied by = bond executed NrorIi," (
liddCr, with ~ loas, Ia" su-i and ,Is'
rtsidins in this STATE, iu the ~ al -. Y
thousand t:l0,o00l dollar. Tor I'M -.
and In the penal sum OF Two Ilo.g,r'
lar oralI STATE Binding. ana "a n, r.s,
thousand iS~N,U0hdollar, ior ,lnI,sI,",
per md stationery, cohliiioEci npast "A,
Torrance Of raid contract Nok.d ana
spch bond will b. entrrlslnrl Lr N. 49,
missioncS OF Public rrinrns. 49,
work 10 be done on mairrl' !, Ia -
gtther with the bank form, i,Tpr -
furnished 10y the Comni>staa.n a! ~ y
upon application. All prlc.,, no.. !
upon the printed blank, irnI, ned b, a y
sioners OF Public Printing The l.,tl :,
right TO reject any or al old.
Pr,siGent Pcari Of Comm, ,Iorrpoi 49,
ing. -
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still MisSiu0.

Wm SpaOidiug, son of c. Fl. S~paulding,
BnLisHt, Oged H. disappeared from his
home October s9Vh, and has not been heard
from since, A description of the boy hiss
been sent broadcast, with a view of finding
him.
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Manrnnr Indication.

MAsmxGroS, ID. c., November l5.-IA.x.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley
siehtly fair weather, winds generally from
west to south. generally lower barometer.
For the Lower lakes, fair weather. soutb
to west winds, stationary Temperature.
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Down south.

co,r,, s. G., November H-The
noaaI = immense torchligh. pro.
a"s.:o. ,aS. sonor Of Cleveland and
Hendricks election.