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.uLe A,,ttelliqenrtr.
Ollicc, Noa. rs ana ~ Fourteenth street
New Adveritsein

For nent-Rooms with Board. "a
For l!snt-Houss on The Island,
Wan,od-A Girl to do Housework.
For observation-disclosures Andes.
Z Manufacturers.
Just Opened Up-Wall Paper and Borders.
German Student LSmps-Nssbitt 4 Bro.
Charley Ahay's Theatre.
!Eot:c-R. II. Llet.
PstGfand.H Ladies' Underwear sale-J. 8.
Rhodes Il Co.
B'ackweIl's Bull Durham Smoking To-
baeco. $
Special Sale OF CarpeA-G. Meudel 4 Co.
DR.. John L. Bmith-Third page. ID.
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Mr. ALBERT J. SMITH, oct West Twenty
fourth street, New York City, states that for
eight years he was bsdridien with rheumia-
tisnl. Finslly he used st. Jacobs Oil, the
wonderful psin-annihilator, and was COM
pletely cured, ~
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TuERE Is no fool like an old fool! Yes
there IL! 1t is the young fool who knows
every thing and pessiata in suffering with
q severe cold rather than take that wonder
full remedy, Or. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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IT is more economical to buy Durkee's
Ealad Dressing than 1t is to make a dressing.
Besides this, 1t Is made OF better materials
than you can buy at the stores. Everybody
likes It. Try 1t.
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They My II.
A pleasant fragrance is prevalent whore
Seal Skin Cigars arc being smoked. The
ladies say: They are lust splendid" Are
permitting them TO be smoked in their par
Tors and are buying them for their gentlemen
friends Tor anniversary presents.
NJ. REILLY, Agent.
Wheeling, W. Va.
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CINCINNATI. O., February 23.-Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat trmer; No. 2 red 81 t5ai o..
Corn dull; mixed ear Bic. Oats easier; No. . mixed
S7as7Ac. Rye dull: No. 4, CSC. Barley strong and
unchanged. PORK strong; mess SIS OdalS rs. Lard
trmer: prime steam 9Xe. Bulk meats stronger:
shoulders r77Hc; short lib gHc. Bacon lrmer:
thoulders SIC; tliost Rib lUHc: short clear VXc''
Whisky nc:ivp md nrm Of sill. butter dull aud
No. 2 red cash q olal 05; March 81 OK: April yIO3X
bid; May 81 05H bid; Juno 81 07E bid, Com
steady; No: 2 cash t4G1sc; March b5kc bid: April
tGAc: May 5754c bid. Oats steady. No. 2 cash SGc:
and March Is 81. gt-E1f $500 -
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All THUR AND LINCOLN.
A Republican Ticket Nominated After n
rI Uot l,Ouiesf. 1WHT Cd

A Republican Ticket Nominated After n
Ho Contest. y
The young men Of St. C!aizsville High
School held a mock Republican National
Convention in the school lecture room, Fri
day evening last, which created considerable
excitement among both tho scholars and the
masculine branch Of the audience.
Mr.. H. Carroll, representing Kentucky.
called the meeting 10 order by NOMINATING
J. I. Pennington, OF California, as Temporary
chairman. The committees on permanent
Organization, ETC.. were appointed, the for.
mer committed reporting Mr.. Sherman
Doyle, Of New York. rs permanent chair-
man, and Phil. II. Close, OF Ohio, IS secre.
tary. Mr.. Doyle accepted the position in a
few pleasant, encouraging and appropriate
remarks, and the Convention proceeded IN
business. Mr.. II. Carroll, Of Kentucky, with
q few ~eulogislic remarks concerning the char.
acler OF his candidate, mentioned the name
OF James G. Blaine, Of Maine, for President
OF the United States. The name Of Chester
A. Arthur, Of New York. was placed before
the convention by James Il. Alexander, of
New jersey, in q neat little speech. Phil. Il.
Close, OF Ohio, thought Robert r. Lincoln.
the son OF Abraham Lincoln, should be their
nominee. Hon. John 6herman's name was
Landed by John T. Pennington, of Califor.
min, aud the convention was asked to nomi.
nate him. No more nominations being mada
for the Presidency, the b~allotisg was COM
menced. -
After ten ~fruitless ballots, during which
President Arthur led the van, the "dsrk
horse" OF the convention, in the person Of
Gen. Phil. Sheridan, was brought before the
convention in an interesting and appropriate
speech by W. w. Cowen, of Arkansas. After
seven more ballots Chester A. Arthur re-.
ceived The required number OF votes and
was unanimously pronounced the nominee
OF the Convention. a5Ig E-
Robert Lincoln was then nominated. on
motion OF Mr.. Close, Of Ohio. as Vice.Presi.
dent BY reclamation.
The Convention then adjourned with
cheers, sine do.
ST. cL%AIRsvlLLE NOTES.
Mrs. George Adams, OF Wheeling, ia in
town.
Mrs, McCreary is lying quiet i'll at Mrs.
Evans residence. -.
A divorce case between Mr., and Mrs
Abran Ramsey, Of Captina, both of them
upwards OF 10 years Of age, has been oocuny-
Ing the attention Of the court for the iast
two daye.
There was no school in the primary depart
ment, Thursday and Friday, on account NJ
the death OF the aunt OF Miss Adams. the
teacher. She died in Baltimore, but was
buried in the NJ. +. cemetry here, Saturday,
Mrs. William Shannon. daughter Of the
Mr.. Ramsey's,. on whose place In .Powhaltan
are the mud geySersy so such spoken Of
by the high waters OF the creek rushing
against the back wall OF q cavern on liz
banks and then receding with such force MA
to cause the water 10 spuit In almost contin-
uo4s stream upwards. through an artificial
hole covered heretotore By rubbish. ...I. II,
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dered the verdict OF "deAth ftam exposure
and other natural chnaehM -rNlGl lHAI ua

and other natural eausein \
J. T. Hicks, P. Altmyer and +. ". Brown
been appointed a committee 10 dis.
tribute the 81, 200 appropriated to the relief
fund by the County Commissioners
Rev. A. Buchanan, rector OF Trinity P. i,
Church, is working hard to clear the Church
Of It's $500 Indebtedness by Easter Sunday.
Three hundred dollars al the amount has
already been aub,cribed on condition that
the remainder Is raised by that time.
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Live Stock.

CHICAGO. February @.-The Drorers' Joir,ci r..
ports: Hogs-Receipta $500 head; shipments 5000
head; market steady aud strong. rough packing
10 00lG IS: ssips VI 75a6 90. cattle Rocclpu 2UO
head, shipments 2,lo0 head; market unchanged:
exports IS 4ca7 90; good 10 choice shipping IS Is
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ESTIMATES on all kinds OF Printing cheer
fully given by the lNrELLlaKNcER jon OYFIcH.
All work guaranteed. ETg'
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SOMETHING old-Allen's Bilious Physic-
Acts quickly, relieves promptly, and never
fails to cure Sick Headache and Constipation.
25 cents. Large bot.le.-At all druggists.
~. ..t.r" H#.#a DOT rrbes ~, E
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Crawford H. Booth, Esq OF Taylor, Texas,
haa sent $50 to q freud III this city 10 be used
where most needed.
MI. P. Kennedy on Saturday received u
check for S25 from ~. Bailey & Co., OF Phil.
adelphia, 10 be equally divided bstween the
fund OF the Ladies' Benevolent Union and
the Conference OF St. Vincent de Paul.
The benefit ball given at Arion Hall last
Tuesday evening, by a number OF young
men, realized the sum OF $l25, which was
turned over to the Relief Committee.
j.. M. DoddridGe& Co., insurance agents, on
Saturday received u letter from Davenport l.
Co., OF Richmond, Va, general agcnts for the
Liverpool Il London and Globe Insurance
companies, enclosing a check OF 500 for the
sufIerers. Ah
The following additional subscriptions
have been made to Mayor Mil!er's list: J. A.
Daagherty, Philadelphia. $25: Mr.. and Mrs.
Conner', Englswood, Nj, $40. -
The receipts OF the song recital given last
Thursday night at tho Second Presbyterian
Church Tor the benefit Of the tllod sufferers
amounted to $50. This amount will be
turned oyer 10 the committee to-day.
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The Bsst, Cast stoel Halchet for so cents at
Marke. Square.
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WE open Mt s o'clock in the morning,
and close at q Pm, Saturdays excepted.
H., EMSiIElMER.
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THEWoRK OF RELIEF
Taken Charge OF Entirely by, the Ladies'.
The vi,lting Committee.

y NhutkU VI W tlB k4VulCUs
The yislting Committee.
The work OF relieving the flood suilsrera Is
now entirely in tho hands OF the ladies. At
a meeting Of the Ladies' Executive Commit.
tee held last Saturday tho resolution adopted
Thursday night last at tho meeting OF the
Citiz,ns' Executive Committee giving entire
charge Of the clothing and provisional Into the
hands Of the ladies, with instructions TO ap.
point visiting committees In each ward, was
read. The duties OF these Waiting commit.
tees to DO 10 visit and report tho names Of
persons 10 be relieved 10 the committeeman
OF their respective wards. Provisions will
continue 10 be issned from the store oom,
corner OF Main und Fourteenth streets, aud
clothing at No. zoos Main street, but goods
will only be issued upoA the order OF the fol.
lowing committees, which were appointed at
the Saturday meeting:
First ward-M1s. OIL Williams, chairman,
Mrs. W. A. Wilson, Miss Jessie List, Miss
Matte linn and Miss Rass Daer. @i
Second ward-Mrs. NJ. i. OF, chairman,
Mrs. Joseph Bell, Mrs. OF. Rawlings, Miss
Sophie Logan. Miss 0ertie Caldwell and MisI
Hattie Horkheinlcr.
Third and Fourth wArds-Miss Carrie
Smith, chairman, Miss Lille Heiskell, Miss
SesS'e AehSts, Hi!ss tAii1b SHAikHtHb, Mfb. hep-
mer, Miss Ella Caldwell, Miss Ida Frsw, Miss
Emma Bodley, Miss Katc B!ack and Mrs. J.
Brilles. %
Fifth ward-Mi.s NJ. O. Wilson, chairman,
Miss Amick. Miss Martha Taylor, Miss Ella
Hoffman. Mrs. Dr.. Morris, Mrs. Holman,
Miss NJ. X. Roberts and Miss Blanche Dlum.
Sixth ward.-Mrs. Hulchlson, chairman;
Mrs. Whilesides, Mrs. Schmulbnol, Mrs. Gibbs,
Mrs. NJ. L. Whitaker, Miss Julia Gouldmau
and Mics Nettis Gutman.
Beventh ward,-Mrs. Geo. X. McMechen,
chairman; Miss Emma fowler, Miss Mollle
Frew. Mrs. @. X. Wheat, Mrs. A. @. Henry,
Mrs: T. sharkey aud Miss Gene Rhelns!rom.
Miss Stevens, Mrs. r. Leighton, Mrs. VIM,
Topp, Mira. Colo, Miss T. Donnely, Mrs. Chas.
Miller and Mrs. Henry spsyer. = =
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In pOrtnnt.

THREE pounds nails Tor 10 cents ct Boyd's,
Market square.
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PHIL1DKLFHlA, February G.-FIour steady and
III mir demand. Whea, declined M.l1ssc and closed
81 0s511a1 0saass; April 81 lGhal lot; May 81 j2Is
/ l21SS. Corn, speculation dull: car lots. sc.ftc
aad wanted; nogtadc tdAaGhc; rsjected high mixed
Csc; rejected yellow Goo; no, i mixed 5va51xc:
March 6vs4a6lHc: April 6l1a.6ls4c: May 6tTaSG3scc..
Oats quiet and steady: Nos3 while 42114aisc: No, :
white lsNa4ic. Provisions firm; new mess uorf
SO 50; dressed hogs shaSNc. Lard quilt; steam
BALTIMORE, February 23.-Flour unchanged,
but firm. Wheat lower. closing dull: No. : winter.
rcd spot 81 0554al w; March 81 t9ssIal coz; NAV
sligNsl Is. Corn lower and dull: mixed SPOT 500
BID: March 5g+a59Nc; May 629IaC2914c: steamer 57c,
Pennsylvania 4ie4Sc. Rye G7as9e. PIoyisions1uiet,'
except mess pork; new mtss $40 20: old sis co. bult
meats. shoulders and clear rib sides PACKED u
lOxc; boon, shoulders 9c; clear rib tides lie:
ham, l4Aal5Hc, Lard. redu.d loHc. Esgs loStert
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"a. u. Il Y. n. n. 7 P. n. n An. 70 N. = Pm, 7r. Y
8? Al Il 50 . IS 40 Is
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RIVER NEWS,

TIE Best Cast Steel Ratchet for 30 cents at
Market Square. I 49,.
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A Fair Offer.

WARRANTED Hand-saws, 60 cents, at Doyd's
Market Square.
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They My II.

WARRANTED Haud-saws, co cents, at Boyd's,
Market Square.
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HrtuypnOrt.

The funeral Of Mrs. Wilbur Trueman look
place ye ,terdsy afternoon. N.
The parties who were injured in the recent
railroad accidents are gradually recovering.
DR.. J.. N. Todd Is. attending his aged
mother, who Is lying very Iii at her home, in
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THE DAlLY

WARRANTED Hand.saws. GO cents, at Boyd'r,
Market EOuare. H.
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FOR RENT,

FoR RENT-A'f A MODERITrs -
House. No. 50 Thirteenth .,yS,, stIsk bseiT,
looms, two halls, bathroom, Ws,h .SSa:a!eleg ritt
SSGam enquire on the PREMISE 'I,e ND mi
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Oil CRY, Pa. February N-Petrolcum opened OIL
Saturday at VIC; highest 81 0it: lowest 9Sxc. aud
closed al o. 00M. Sales 1, COS, 900 barrels runs q, 4l2
barrels: shipments 4i,4S, barrels; charters 52,Ss7
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CHICAGO. February. 2a.-Flour quiet and un.
changed. Wheat active. but lowcf. opoucd firm.
but under large speculative offerings the market
declined lc, rallied Nc. sold OIL IL Inside figures
aud closed Nc under Thursday; sales rangcu; Feb.
ruary,, 9i21sy2AAc. cloeeu at 9i5Sa9lAc: March 9lXa
PIC, closel at 9lTa0!c: Amil y.Ma9ic, closed a.
ysa5sag3c;. May 97MAy9Hc, closed al 91JHc:: June yoke
asl t0H. closed at y9%s9yiAx; July about.ic oycI
0.ssa9lAc; Nc. 3. Scas3e: No. 4 rcd winter goa
VI w. Corn H. good demand; opened stronger.
soon declined ~, ilucttlated and closed about
the same US Thuraday; February 5aa1ka53Nc, closed
Ut 522Ac; March 62Ia5s1Ic, closed ut size: Anil
b31St33Nc, closed at bsMa5}%c; May 5Sjaa5SNc
closed at 5SHc: Juno bSha5yLc, closed al $50:
July 6Q]ia6lc, closed at G0Na6UEc: AugustG2c. 0MsIss
dull anu easy; cash S9aS2Hc; February 32c; Marcn
S2Ac;Apri 1taSz33ssc Closed " S:sHHc; May sG55SsaSC3Tc,
closed Ut SG73Sc; June s6Aa36Ic, closed NJ $3.50:
year 30aS0hc, closed at SOA3V1&c. kye dull at &c.
barley 10 good demand for cash al 6la62c Flax,eed
weak at 81 0on TRACK. Pork active aud IRREGULAR.
opened 20As0c higher, rcceded Aa25c, rallied tgain.
recedtd haloc and closed steady; cash SIS l5niS:N:
March 3l7 0Eals 20, closed at SIS l5alS 20: Anil
SIS 25alS 80: May SIS 2saia 50, Closed al sis S3Xa
1910; June SIS 3sals SIX, closed At sis 47LaIS 81.
Lard, demand fair and market lrm: ADVANCED 5aiCc
and. well sustained; cash {. 70a9. 75c; March g.7Ga
9.72Mc:A April g.s2c; May 9.S7xAl0.o0c, cl0sid at 900
as.97Hc: Bulk meats In fair demand: shoulders
s.40c; short rib 9.45c; short clear g.S5c, butter
quiet and unchanged. Eggs 22A22c. Whisky
hke4uy anu unchRuReu, H--g.sFHE#
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The Beat Cast Steel Ratchet for 80 at
Market Square. If
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GovEgNMENTs-Stcady.
U. 8. as..............l0l H.. 8. new ia..... 1874
u |. ~, coupons. .llihl
RAILWAY boSDs-Stlong, VS. 0. En- f
STATE sEcuh1TlEs-Quict: Tennessee compromise
sold at AZ; Alabama, clas A, SIX.
Pacific 6s of '05........l20 TEX. pac. land gr'ts, 40h
Central Pacific 1rs,s. ll2Tld do Rio Grande Div. is,
Erie seconds. ........ 9i3tU.P. bonds, first. ..-..iliss
Lehish& Wilkes"..-1O7Au 7. Land Grants. ..ll0L
Louisiana coasols..- 77hI!!: +: sinking fund. -llsA
Missouri Gs...-"...!o5 Virginia 6s..m-.... 40
s. r. 4 !. q. drs,s..-il7H ia mat coupons. 80
Tennessee old....". SO Virginia DEFERRED. X
Tennessee Is. 80 lsEktra Interest.
stocKs-Ia the .sto4k market the general lis. was
higher In early trading. prices advancing u 10 Y
percent. gontsidc ofCcntral Pacific, which fell OFF,
percent 10 6lH. In the afternoon room traders sold
Grangcrs. aud prices declined u to * percent,
business was very quiet, owing to the absence OF
many operations from tho street. As compared
with Tuesdays cloing prices are 4 uA percent
higher for Canada Southern, Central Pacific, thi
cago, Burlington d Quincy, Northwestern, st. Paul,
Louisville 4 HsShville, Missouri Pacific, New York
Central, Union Pacific aud Wabash preferred, aud
Il toIH perCent higher 70: Canada Pacific, Chicago d
Alton, Lake Shore, Kansas & Texas, Eric, Northern
Pacific, Paciac Mall, Readtug. Texas Pacific. Wabash
and western Union. Sales Of stock for the week,
l.57l,64S shares. usIlHEn
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WASHINGTON, D. O., February %-l:30 AM
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, slightly
warmer and fair weather, preceded In the
Upper Ohio Valley by light rams. south to
west winds, slight rise followed by a falling
barometer.
Lower Lakes, light Snow. partly cloudy
and aligltly warmer weather; winds general.
ly east to south aud lower barometer.
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THREE pounds Nails for 10 cents at Boyd's,
Market Square, ~ Et.s
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Tho Financial World,

NHw YoRK, February 2.-Money market oisy
ut la2 percent, closed offered at TX percent. Prime
mercantile paper 4a5ins percent: sterling Exchange
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scSion was 4 ttiile frmcr and fairly active; opened
At .v,tc; advanced 10 u OK; declined and closed
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''rsnssctions for ,he day 2c5 .OOo


NEW, YORK, February 23-Flour steady: reca,,ts
lS,0N bsr-els: EXPORTS 1900 hsrre!E; suprflne State
and western q 75a3 20: common 10 coed 81 3O,3 10,
god to choice So 7bA6 30, Wheat, spot lots ksEc
lower and dull; options opened LaAc better, efter-
wards weaker illl,i declined hs51c, closing steady:
receipts l2,G00 bushel,; exports none; No. 2Chicavo
81 071a1: Eo.3 spring 81 OF; ungraded white 9Gcbsl Is;
No.2 red 81 071S; aa:ch. hles 45G, COO bushels al
81 osLal pSH closing at 81 0S11ks: Ap.i!. sales 5.S. COZ
bushels At 81 l0%tl ny, closing, ut 81 l0h; May.
sales ! .G3i,0O bushels at IL l4s1al 1871, closing ii
81 l2tz; June, sales 81, OO bushels at 81 l3HnI liz.
closing at SLl35z. Corn, spot aud No. 5 halC lpwcr:
receipts 5000 bushels: exports 10000 bushes: IN.
graded 52aG3c; No. 8, G0a6eiac: steamer GlnClNc.
ungTadel while GlH-G3c: No. 2 February exc:
March C233Sa62ssc. closing Ut G2hac: April GS1iR6ic.
CLOSING. at t353<c; May G.. 6511z.c, closing III 65Lc:,June
G5ARtSnc, cloaiEg 1T C51k". Oats Aahc lower; re.
cetpta i. 10000 bushtlB; cxpo.tA $1,000 bush.
els; western mixed 4iSl2c: white vest
ern 4Sc. hEy, Demand lair and market tir1n,
Hops firm and moderately active toirce, ito
nomiuaily unchansed; options 5a10 points lower
ana fairly active; sales 1000 bags, Rio no. Z Febru.
ary 10. 20; March l0.S5alo.9 Csc; sales IS, $50 bags,
April l0.g5all.O5c: sales 1 zoo bag, .iny l.l0all 10:
sales ESQ bags: June &c, Is; sales $3.50 bags; July
II. Hail. H. Sugar JUL and nominal. MolsSsis
quiet aud unbalanced. Rice, stca7y and III mod.
crate demand Tallow quiet and unchanged. Rosin
lrm ut 81 45al o.. Turpentinc dun und weak ut
3GHc- EEgs, western fresh dull and lower ut .1Mh
DC. Pork quict.nd firm. III sympathy with higher
western auvices. Dec quiet mud steady. Ltrc
higher; western steam, spot l0.Coc February 9.95c:
March 9.95ag. $50; iApril 10 0ial0 &c: May l0,l0a
Ollie; June ". l6al0. lyc: July TO- 0Al0.2lc butter
dull and In buyers favor. Cheese firm and III lii
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Ono large Dwelling House. sp,eust, ,o.,,
Two Small Dwellings. Va'
Rooms and ollces. vo,,u
Telephone Also. o.e' custom Aous
IIS
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WANTED,

4 prr1;
wv Goods store, an hErAlL Dpc
Besi q reference required. sata.,sSSes s%ssrs,i
ieb2le ~ all "uaftsa Box ID ) y
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SATURDAY.

: IN 1883, 1851.
TAI lax. 3 r. n. III "A. N. 70 n. 8 P. NJ. 7 r. N.
so 81 81 81 80 Is 81 80
SUNDAY.
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Thermometer Record.
The following shows the range Of the Their
mometer. as observed Mt Schnepfsdrug store,
Opera House corner:
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WANTED THREE F1pcr~
,vv Gtbine. Makers. aln ono ,tasl.CLiS
sSts,snds drawings. viii fccpIr sus,St TIA, ~
F f.1 II. pE :rsu .tsm iron "a. y, to . I. T. sa'' IN, y d,
The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1884-10-17
Personal

DR.. Daniel Mead and family arrived safe
ly at their home in Florida last week
Isaiah C. Shinn, teller in the Bank, has
been seriously i'll for some days. He is
now somewhat improving.
We were honored on Tuesday by a call
from X. Gwynne ESD, the veteran editor
of the Salem Sunbeam.
Warren Bowen, of the Standard office.
made us pleasant call Monday afternoon.
Come again, Bowen.
Bro. Patterson, of the Standard also
dropped in for few nom ent S exchange of
courtesies.
Hon. Henry Barber, of Pennsgrove, was
i'll attendance at the convention on Tues
day.
Mrs. E. J. Trimblc Lippincott has been
spending the summer in England, prin-
cipally in London. She expected to leave
Queenstown ON the steamer City of
Chicago, for home, Oct I'd and is probably
at her home in Philadelphia ere this.
Barclay Edwards and Joshua Moore
reached Colorado safe and well, and at last
accounts were enjoying the wonderful
scenery of the Yellowstone Park. They
will probably be at home the last of this
month