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LOCAL ~nnrvlriEs.
Matter. OF alnor Mlom-n. III and .Abou. tn

t"aU fEl City. 49,
AIMEE At the Opera House this evening.
MAriSrE at Charley shay'stthcatre to.
day. M
oSE marriage license was issued yester.
day.
TIE Mnnncrchor Singing Society will
give II concert In their hall this evening.
a BRAKEMAN had two OF his fingers
ground or while making up q train OH tho
Ohio River Railroad yesterday.
SoulRg CALDWELL yesterday committed
Ernest Wehdt 10 jail NJ u %lnnaiict opwaii
admission 10 the State hospital az Weston.
A GERMAN will DO given Friday evening
by last years German rs n complimentary
farewell to one OF Its lady members. II
promises TO DO more than usually enjoy.
able.
Tils Electric Light and Power Company
OF York, Pa, with a capital stock Of S90,'
600, OF which 500 has been taken, Was
chartered yesterday by the Secretary OF
State. I.
TIE Utllman diamond larceny case was
Yesterday, in Part II Of the Circuit Court,
continued until January S on account o!
the absence OF important witnesses for the
State.
TIE public schools close this evening
aud will remain closed until next Monday
morning. This Is in order 10 allow the
teachers and pupils to enjoy Thanksgiving
and attend the Peabody Institute.
THR Peabody Teachers Institute will
open IN the hall OF the House OF Delegates
tomorrow evening with II lecture, "Tht
Glor, OF Young Men is their Strength
by Dr.. John Michelboroush, OF Indiana,
Tng ISTELLlGEScER Is in receipt OLA
letter from J. S. Secrest, Of Bridgeport, III.
nying slandcrous reports that lie mixed
religion and politics." and "talEGd ONT
way and voted another" during the late
campaign.
TIE excursion over the, Ohio River road
to be given by tho. management TO tn,
citizens Of the river counties below Wool
through which 1t Is proposed TO make tht
IT. Pleasant extension, will take place to
day. The train will arrive here ut ll:3t
a.. NJ. =.
SACKS were distributed Yesterday 10
tho 9th annual Thanksgiving Offering t,
the Cliildrcn's Home. The sacks viii b,
called for on Friday. The receiriagde
pot this year will be in Speidcl's old stori
on Mainstreet. Heretofore these contri
buttons have always been liberal.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re
cord Il decd made November "a, by ]. r
Cowdcn, trustee, to Henry T.. Nolte, il
consideration Of s. 100. ji0ri lot ID, il
Spriry's row. in the Eighth ward: also;
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4 Fully Prepared G.l435f4
Tor cold weather. Five hundred calico
comforts from 75c,f G0c and 81 90. A full
line Of carpets, hemp, homemade rag in
grain, brussels, &c., from, iSc up. Rugs,
mat', window shades, wall papers, pianos.
&C., &c, cheap for cash, by, order OF The
manufacturers, ut No: 20l0 and 202l Main
street. IN joins RoEMER, Agent.
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TIE Methodist Episcopal churches OF
this city will hold q Union Thanksgiving
service in the Fourth Street NJ. L. church
tomorrow. In the morning, at 1880,
Rev.tJ. E1Smith, D.. DE-, vii! preach. Sub.
ject: THANKSGIVING, the Dnty Of the MI
tom AT 1880 l.. M.,TRuv. 7. S. Deliaas,
D. D., will preach q centennial sermon.
All are invited.
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CLOSING out Busgics and Spring
Wagons away below their value.
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AHOUTpEOpLE,
Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folks

Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad. 2HfJa
Col. Bob Mclldowney, Of the Wctzel
county Democrat, was up yesterday.
Miss Julia List, OF Kansas City, is vis.
ting her former friends and companions
in this city.
Frank Kline this morning formally an
nounces himself Il candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for City Sergeant.
Mr.. Kline Inns been considered Sin tho
field" ior, some time, and has amassed con.
siderable strength.
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New York. Nov. 25!-cotton firm, and unchann
cd: futures steady: November lO.lgc: Deceinber
doc: January 1d.51c:. February, lO.Clc; March
July ll.2ic; August l.3ic.
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JUST RECEIVED.

100 latest patterns Of Flat Searrs. Du.
p~llcates Of orr UnlaunlCred White Shirt.
reinforced both buck md front, tho hest
In the market, price 81 90. NSo, the
best I'LL wool Knit Jacket,
C.iiESS sons,
Merchant Tuilors and Gents Fnrnishcrs.
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NO sLUGGING MATCH.
Tho Mccanrey Combination Gives No +,

The McCahrey Combination Gives No Ex.
tftl,i2 hiditl"n.
The McCafrey Combination, boxers and
wrestlers, Of which Dominick McCailrey,
OF Mckecsport, is the "star," was billt d
to give an exhibition Of sparring and
wrestling at Turner hall last night. Nc.
Ca:!rey, George Rookie, cx:champion OF
the world. Dick Yarwood, middle.wcight
champion, Jack Kelly, champion Of Penn
sylvaniaTDan Doherty, Patsy Leonard,
james Faulkner and benny Jones, the
champion wrestlcr<, and AIR: William
Corney, The hacker OF the enterprise, ar.
rived III the city ut 1 o'clock over the pe
wi!y road, md wcrd met by a crowd OF
admirinS inen and boys, who followed
them at 4 scarcely respectful distance to
tie Howell H0rse, where they stopped.
Upon arriving here they learned that
owing to some mismanagement no license
had been procured for the exhibition. In.
quiry developed the fact that when John
l.. -Sullivan's sluyging hippodrome exhi-
bited here it paid only4 s. license fee,
while Tor this one $50 was asked. The
difference arose from the fact liit Sulli.
van exhibited Mt CharlevfShay's theatre,
which has a yearly license; while Turner
hall has not. In addition to the $50, Il
State license tax OF $40 would have 10 be
paid. After considerable running about,
and after visiting Turner hall, which did
not iuvorably impress the company, it was
decided to give no exhibition. This was
4 decided disappointment to the public,
but the managers can scarcely be blamed.
4 reporter met the very gcatIemanly
members OF the combination inst night.
The manager, Mr.. Corney, explained that
the advance agent had been 10 blame in
allowing himself to be persuaded into
securing Turner hall on n night when the
Opera House was vacant, and in neglect.
ing to ascertain definitely about the license
and all other requisites. He did not
think he had been treated fairly by the
Mayor, either. Mayor Miller said when
spoken tolon the subject OF license, "Why.
80 right ahead" a. cI
Mr.. Corney asked him to give him a
written permit, but he declined.
What do you mean then by telling us
to go ahead?o aBf
This the Mayor did not satiy ~iactorily an.
swer, and McCaiTrcy and Corney both be-
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arIivnis Inis WeeS 100
Arrivals one year age. -. IA
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For Sale or For lcnt-G. O.. Smith.
Little Kc,tlc-tieo. ". Jolnsou's sons.
New Yhrk Int tIirtchcry. y
SILK and fcit flats Rehotated--Ia S. W0oiSson.
Auuouncrmtnt-l'nmk Kline. o .s
Valuable ltllnire Property for Snlc.
lurlor Coal Vases -NcSbltt & bro,
\" Cure. No pay-Whllehurst's Cedar BnlEnnl.
sle'mhils Automatic Gas Saving Governor
Fourth IMye. ~. ,EG
+ Mince Mca,--ls. J. Straightforward page.
Atlentioh-RAc. TI lc<-Fousl, pnsc.
Parsons Waste PaotVa mpls-toUrth PAGE.
THANKSGIVING Go4ds.IS, aelulz-EonEth pasc.
Like the Flo scr. III sptlny-kirS'.-FoEIth page,
N%otlce-il. Emsllelmcr-lieaL local. -
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lSp1cATloSS.

w~AsnlSeros, D. G., Nov. e6.--lA. Nj
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
fair weather, preceded east by partial
local showers, stationary temperature,
westerly winds, higher barometer.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 2b,-Flort QuICt and Stchdy.
Wheat. western higher, closing ussy; NO. . western
Winter nd Ste. 7yiaaEG: November s0ke.. Dtfsfw-
Der Soliaso,9c; january s9''GSa!!iie% February siS3e
asked. cUru ilrner; western mixed S,Dt 46l bid.
ycnr itEa ijL;c: January iiiidfi3 a; fcbrGnryltt ID,
Oats dull; western white - lild:, lulxei Sla,!c,
Rye quiet at d2aGIe. Provisions easy aud quiet.
WHISKY Ytealy utS 81 lSli 10 ~" -" VI
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The following shows the range of the
thermometer rs observed at Sclincpis
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
IA. NJ, o7o; Il NJ, ieo;3r.M NJ, l32; r. Nj,
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TopLrpo, Nov. 95.--wheai weak: No. !trcd NJ.
vembcr G91ic; December TUd bla: 7oila asked;
january 7ljat asked; February 7ic ,AsEt1l:4 NGy
7sHc:, No. q son Ss55t asked. Coon duit; 10. scaSh
aid November asc asked; year 37H ;Gskta: My
nc bid: rejuettd 3j,$c; no grade 3iiGr. Uhtsiiuil
md nominal, Nc. . white $50: NJ! 9 Ito Cd.
ClovctSred quiet and steady; prime cash 81 30; be.
ccmDpf' 81 bllS I'D, 81 bTiE aiEuA. @ sFfffFl
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TIE PARK HRsNUnG BRANCH.

LIE AKIN ~tiSSfttieH BltA MIL
nnual I. stoctr..M y t~(r"iing-rlc Past
r. Years Record.
The annual slock!,oluers meeting oil til,
Parkcrsburg Branch Railroad Company
was held at the company's Office in Par
Sersbuts Moniay. Mr. John V. liatl.
hone was called to the chair, and ". "
Van Ninkle was appointed Secretary.
The President submitted the annual tc.
port Of the Company's business for the
fiscal year ended September Both, 1884
which was unanimously adopted.
The statements exhibit TINT the carr.
inss for the. fiscal year were. SGi3, 1853 &c,
md the working expenses .S50l,44O AZ,
.howing nel sl4l,723 ii. The earnings
we're $500 70 less than in the previou.
year, and the expenses increased So
ia ", showing net decrease compared
with the previous year OF SliS,33I SO, and
au increase compared with 1852 OF $751;
1852 II.
ms new brick passenger depot at Park,
ersbu:g it is proposed shall be specdil,
completed, in 4 perfect and substantial
manner ra,,
Tae election resulted in the unanimous.
cl,o;cnof Samuel Spencer, OF Baltimore,
for President, and Messys T.. Harrison
Garrett, John W. Davis, w. ". Taylor,
Decatur Hon Miller and Robt. Garrett,
Of Baltimore; Caleb Bogess, OF Clarksburg.
W. n. Sllattuck and G. Sha,tuck, OF Par
k~ersburg, as Directors for the present year.
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ENLISTED ron FoUn YEARS.
The Plnmsd knights OF Lincoln Club Made
a-IrEI n %uinnp ntr I stituf,on srsaN a5

~. AkApbs 49,.
iTbe Plumed knights q the Lincoln
Cab met in the assembly room ~of the
club house last evening for tho purpose, OF
auditing Anew outstanding bills and dis.
cussing the ~proprlety Of continuing the
organization for the ensuing four years.
1t was the first meeting the club has held
since the election. The defeat did not.
however, dlsmay tho members, Judging
from list nights attendance and Tie lively
interest inanilesttdbynll. President Peter.
son presided. Aftcrsettfing up somelfnan.
cinl matters tho cllb was addressed BY Pres.
Ident Caldwell. OF the Lincoln club. He
stated that under the reorganization OF
that club 1t was proposed, II the Plumed
Knights continued their organizat;an, to
make tho Knights iIiombers Of tho club,
allow them tltuse Of the assembly room
for club meetings and grant them for S.
\ year oil other privileges enjoyed by
members who paid $40 a year. This re.
duction Is made in view OF the fact that
the knights during the campaign wore at
heavy expense, and 1t Is also understood
that those belonsing to the Knights shall
uniform and be ready at MI times Tor es.
cort duty. .a 4TaliIUE .4E
This proposition was well received. The
Knights appointed a committee consisting
Of Messrs. Sam Hrabakcr, jamcs Darling,
Robert Mcclure, vii! b. Fisher und John
Mcndel to frame a'proper constitution Tor
u "perH,anent organization and tecure
signatures, itybeing understood that fifty
names must be furnished the Lincoln
Club to secure tho privilege Of that club.
Thirty-twoi names were secured Inst night.
Another meeting Is to DO held next Tues.
day night, at which time it is expected
nearly,all the old roster will have signed.
Those that Sign are expected 10 enlist
iOr, the next four years light and 10 uni.
form. Tho present nobby uniform will. he
retained with II few additions. tits also
proposed TO secure a cheap and service.
able fatigne uniform, possibly that OF tn,
United States army, and to drill once .,
twice n month until this time in 1883. Ii
addition to the $, light dues will prob
ably'be imposed SO that 1883 will lind.
comfortable state OF affairs in the. treas
ury. The club will have civil and militar,
, officers. y
There is 4 general desire outside OF III,
membership to sue this superborganiza
ton continued. 1t lisa crack club and hu.
.'een universally admired by friend anc
foe.
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SACKS were distributed Yesterday 10,
the ffth annual Thanksgiving Offering t,
the Cliillrcn's Home. The sacks viii b,
called for on Friday. The recei wing de.
pot this year will be in Speidel's old stori
on Main street. Heretofore these contriY
buttons have always bcen liberal.
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~ GALb t
AUDIEOR MIEIER
,ALKs ABOUT Mr.. HENDRICKS
Aud His Alleged Row With tho President
Elect, whiehthe. Auditor P~ronouncss All
Inyention-Thc Inprobabllity Of the
Thing West virelata's Wants.

AS stated yesterday Mr.. Joseph 3,
Miller. Auditor OF this State, has lust re,
,.A,,.,. win.
'pfIeaA ilo'u wv t n'.c .'eto i'e
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iienurlckss several
times, and he went from New York upto
Albany. unad called OH Next President
CLEVELAND the same div Tint Mr.. Hen.
lricksunl Coy. Cleveland Ind their INV
inmo,ls interview. ia so sai ii
jNlVhat do you think ot,thc reported
oreSac -, pesWoen Gieye,ahu aha lien.
..MNs o.'I i,tnNS''N'' ru WV y uaui'ot yes'
quI ,rGJon, -,,oro ,,,, n,,b.as,,
;t-,r'" II $3.50 ~ 80 4" 80 D"e
Trnlyhr 20 ~, .9s,,,
t:,ytn11t SoriJ ,l,ov l;son.oo oho,, ,vj
.vynlls s"n,,hsa ~ If.;n,,r ;,I:s %a5 o,,::
mi,t.d soma I ,visws Inv" , "mI
"ti,nr tnauts ".h;.M' -, Ci""n
I,,%I all "a. s,,"n;,,n va $50" a f;,I,,,. ~ y
IfSon.onso Ti,S,, ,,,yos %,nii.oi ~ an,
s,ch tI;n"W, 80 "'"'' "'
'o VA 'nsl r,,e ,b.o i, ,.a,ltt MAJ, NJ
ItorI,;"C! snnso s,;,hiinoi. -; NO. pros;'
'nnn,,.lnrt nsins tGn;r ,"sn;;n, s"ans ~
49, rom an,Io,;i W.; Ia sera,t Y
1%aa,rnJ s'ou o'' ''o 'epo'" y
"f ,;on;t he,iovo bo d;,t ,,,,t;r, NJ fla
u, II uaid1 ~ Nina o,Ss I!a,;.ah H. 81
Slnn' S'lu trt; Miaea; euplailc'1'y !,
saw NJ. iielaf'cSs nIer nc mug Ialksu
E!,a governor Gieye,.nn, ana ne SPOKE
o. ~ y, NY !Ssilrsa ,lrnis., also. saN
one ol Wy 1ntee lseMusniehl VINO were
PFtseas ~ Tue .n.efYitm eetwsen tne w
Ih'. nuu'u ,ot, r rhc.t. 10 aa!lnins my y
'slsastceshen my " ~ pure ihvehtoh
1.nu llmeswNs snow ll.I
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GRAND OPENING

Of"0nlce Saloon" Wednesday,, November
70, 1881.
Mcssrs. JOY Murrins having purchased
The plant Of above saloon, take pleasure
in announcing that they will open to-day
with . Grand Turkey Lunch, commcnc-
ing at 10 o'clock A. N, aud continue all
day and evening, also on Thursday,
Thanksgiving. Your patronage solicited.
Respectfully yours,
=. joy 4 MunmSs, T.
No. 1858 Market street,
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Qlne Qan2llfqemer
Nav Advertisement

ONCE. Nos 10 and - Fourteenth Street.
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New ioEK, Nov. 25.-There wasa very fair. de.
mand for brown, blchchf d and c0lorti coitons.
Low riccs wee currcnt, REDUCING many stocks,
Exp Irts Of domestic coiioIs Tor the pnSr week were
3,3i! iarSaccS.. making n total OF lis, 7SU I~ackrrtJ
70: the expired portion OF the year, ~aea!us, ilv,
67j same time last year.
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The lIanlon Brothers will give their
world renowned comedy, lie Voyage en-
Suisse" Mt the Opera House Thursday and
Friday evenings. The eStravagant fun
and wonderful gymnastic icats OF the stars
are too well known to need comment.
Reserved seats are on sale ut Banners.
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The San Francisco Quartettc, now film.
II weeks engagement at Charley Shay,
Theatre, is one OF the finest vocal orsani
cations ever heard here. All four OF til,
members have rarely cu!:ured voices, fal
OF native melody, and their quartet,c!
never fail to receive repeated encores
The other part Of the programme. iue'rl
Ing tho bnrlesque on ''%pinaforc,' is yer,
enjoyable. ~
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NOTICE..

The Silk Dress was drawn by
Miss Alice Radcliffe, s6o7 Jacob
street. To-day you can draw
the Cashmere Dress, and be-
sides, for everydollar you spend
with us 5 percent Of the same
will be given to the Women's
Benevolent Societyfor the bcne-
fit Of the poor, SO assist to make
it a big day. Respectfully,
II. EMsllElMER,
Island 20 Eleventh ST.
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G., MAD,

Walking down Broadway is very pleas.
ant when you feel well, andIT.--K-
never felt better than when his friend ask.
cd him how he got over that severe cough
OF his SO speedily. "Ah, my boy" sai,i
u, "G. NJ. D..did it" And his friend
Wondered what &. NJ. D.. meant. He
knew it did not mean a Good Many Doc.
tors, for T-K--had tried d ,dozentin
vain. II have.it," said lie. just lifting
The nail on the head, '',yon mean Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, or
Gold Medal Deserved as my friend j
s-always dubs it." Sold bytdrugyists.
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There is a general desire outside OF The
membership to soc this superborganiza
ton continued. LISA crack club and has
.cen universally admired by friend and
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TIE public schools close this evening
aud will remain closed until next Monday
morning. This is in order 10 allow the
teachers and pupils TO enjoy Thanksgiving
and attend the Peabody Institute.
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Eczema Twenty Years.

My nl'itudc to tini Is uiihaunded for the relief
I llaye u%b:aine,l from the ntent tbs CItIcurn Rem.
eates have bccd ttJtfJitd with KtTe1;a on my
'n MI II; for . yea,s. H. is. oarnin :I aud II" iieh Ms wsres ~ ~:
tense Sow, l aip happy t.sns. | hay. no trouble,
oni, tho liser-tp!crcd rt,tl:ca, II ,uS lin bs remain
as n token Of my former misery. \
+a' sis'3;lsss tI-5sg4 HENRY l.. SMITH.
ISIS Wcst Aynh1,r. Rochrsinr y ~ -
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IL California bed blankets at S per
puir, are worth $40. ,g;
L. NJ. McGlLL1H 4 Co.
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Eczema on Il Child.

1ss West Avenue, Rochester u. Y.
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/, EXTRA good factory. shifting ilannels nj
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Mns DANIEL WElnSEn, New Baden,
Texas, was cured OF sever" Neuralgia by
St. Jacobs Oil, the great pain.curc.
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Covered With i,lotcl,es,

I want to tell yon ;hnt your Citlcum Resolvrnt ID
magnificent. Abou, three months nso ny face was
covered with biotches, anil II ter using three bottles
OF Rcsolvent | wus perfectly cured.
N FREDERICK MAlTRE.
- % 81. Charley Str ct, New Orleans, Ia I8-.Wr
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WARN LINED

Womcn's Slippers, best for comfort, ut
j. " AMlCH'S,
N0.t1ll3' Main Street.
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TISANCEAND TRADE,

COOP bed comforts at Is cents each.
L.. NJ. AIcGILLlS &;Co.
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I was almost perfectly bald, caused. by letter Of
dies aSou, Fix we.Es, md ,i;'y cured nv s",,in nrS.
!iesily, 'ani aioty my lalr Is Coming back a. thick az
1t ever was. sbtl.E .iHf ii, J.. L. CHOICE. u
WuteySUnPp, Tyy ia 2. G.El. l.l H. .HHH. sI,
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GREY BLANKETS from 81 per pair up to
s. per pair. Z. NJ. McGILLIS & Co.
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Your most valuable CIticun Rcm.iI,s lave denc
my child 40 much sood that | feel like say Ing this
for the benefit Of tEu,e who are troubled With skin
IiEcHSr.. My little iii Was troubled with Eezenu
and l tried several doctors and :aeilirInes,H bu; did
not do her t;iy good Until used IT,, Cut!cum Ken.
cdics, which specify cured hrr. jrZMhich ! owe
yott tnany thanks aud tuGry night. Of rSt
AStVS toSSMiE!., Union bakery.
tnISgURGlI, Ism lr. nL%alTFr-
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Fully Prepared

MARYLAND suitings 5 i wide at 80 cents
per yard. L. NJ. McGnLLIS 4 Co. {
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GRAND OPENING
or sOnicc Saloon" Wednesday, November

Messrs. Joys Murrins having purchased
the plant OF above saloon, take pleasure
in announcing that they will open to-day
with Il Grand Turkey Lunch, comthcnc.
ing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and continue NIL
day and evening, also on Thursday,
Thanksgiving. Your patronage solicited.
Respectfully yours,
JOY & MuRMSs,
No. 1888 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-26

A. GOOD FARM FOR SALE-HTILL
1A*6:Ier at private sale for ulIrty days, my Farm
~ Brooke county, buffalo township, near West
Liberty eol.til nj ng 100 acres. Said farm is in a
so9d slate q cultivation with fair Improvements
which stsorsI out at the surface. Abundance Of
irlllt and wen 7"htcrcd: Convenient 10 church.
Normal school md bethany College. Possession
GUS SMITH. Call on or Eddess, J.. r. SMITH.
West Liberty. W. Va .E.ET t- nrGs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-26

The receipts nre very lisht-but little more ;l,au
hnlf Ms innny rs Inst week-hu, Tho nu,,htrs M.
fully equal to n Very moderate home deinnn1s th',e
being no other demand worth notice. There Is M
Improvement In the quality OF the offerings. Price
o. shGepsAai!Ac md OF lambs sGaFiciiew selling
At 3ai}1c.E and hmbs. atiaa}Ic-h0tt Kinds ht.Ier
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-26

OF "oflcc S,duon,'' Wednesday, November
t5s--.E 4. 20, 1854.
Messrs. Joy& Murrins havingpurchased
the plant Of ADORE saloon, take pleasure
in announcing TINT they VIII open to-day
with a Grand Turkey Lunch, commenc-
ing at 10 o clock A. NJ, aud continue all
day and evening, also on Thursday,
Thanksgiving. Your patronage solicited,
Respectfully yours, q
s...ng lfl Sf.a JOY & MuRRISs,
{i- al No. 1888 Market street. :
NV styles III Newmarlsets opened this
morning. e NJ. McCiTtA1S & Cos
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-26

EEMAEKn.

Tho supply Is slightly in excess Of Tho yory fair
n mum ,a ~. q lgst week being fully clinl .oa mDd.
larger average aud 4 ,riAe Heavier tIiin tie weights
most ptetersel-1G9 to 200 lbs. groxI Prices rincr
from SA e. S1.tc for mttsii soys and stays. anI GaG9ic
higher. Same time las, year l.riees RANGED lroin
5LlGAc. HI I-g 80 '"t'S' :