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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-20
DRY GOODS,

PRINTs-Merrimac d, 0; Manchester, 6;
Arnold, 6; Arnolds indigo, III; Arnofd's
choice do, So; American, 81; American in
dlgo. ~: Pacific. 8: Hamilton, 81: Glouces-
ter mourning, 81: Simpson mourning, 6;
Hartel. g.; Dunnell, 5J6(t6; Eddvsione. 6:
Gocheco, 6; Gloucester, 81; Richmond, 6;
Windsor, 6; Steel River, 81; Aliens 5Lz ;
Merrimac pink, 81; Richmondpink, 8; Allen
pink, 8; Merrimac shirting, 8; Regatta shirt
Dunnel shirtings, AZ. ''''' 80
BROWN Observation-Disclosures LII, 5sI;
stark "A, ~; Augusta, 81; Indian Head
*; Peppereil Z, ~; Indian "a orchard niii EE,
81; Pepperell r, 7; fremont &C, ~; CONT
mental K, g. Pepperel o, 81; Pepperell N,
q; Continental e., "a; Indian Orchard "A,
Beaver Dam LII, 81; Clark A. 81: Nonpa9.,
ell, "a; Granite i, AZ; Bedford Il, ~;
Portsmouth p, AZ; Mohawk, 4: Boott NJ, II;
Graniteville EE, 81; .Wachusett, ~; New.
market A, u; Newmarket g, 81:
BLEACHED SHEETINGs-New York, 1917;
Wamsutta, lOl3i Langdon GB, 10; Lonsdaie
ii315; Tuscarora, 10; Androscoggn l. A, s.;
MasonIvinlle,S; konsd%le, W; Cabot, ~, Con-
Prosperity ~; Hill "A, s.; Hill 7-s, n; Hal
81, 4; Blackstone IA, ~; Hope, IA; Green
g, ~; Gold Medal, 7; Fitchvllle, I; Fear
TicKs-AmoslSeag AGA, n; Amoskeag A,
l3l2; Amosseag b, l215; Amoskeag G, liz;
Amoskeag ID, IL; Amoskeag h, 1917; Amos
keag f, 10; Amoskeag II, 0; ThoTnkike A,
~; Swift River, IA; Methucn IA, l2l6; Con-
estoga OK. a., l6; Cords ACE, 1i15; Conesto-
60 ex.7 -S, II; Conestoga GIN Al, Is; Conestoga
CT4-4, IA; Conestoga, Goa 7-S, u; Hamil-
Io1, ~; Manhattan, s; International w,
STRIPEs-Amoskeag, 3-S96-9, III; Amerl-
can, va Hamilton, III; Amoskeag cheviot,
lOI2: Ashbyme "A, II; Ashbyme red cross, To-.
DENIas-Amoskeag, II; York, II; Otis
ANA, IA; Otis BE, NJ; Columbian, III;
OTIS CG, lO13; Beaver Creek "A, IL; Beaver
BIB, nj, Warren AKA, i2Js; Haymaker
brown, 81; Columbian, IA; Warren &C
brown, lOH; uncnsville, 10.
CHECKs-Union, No. $50, IA; Union, No. 90,
~; Union, No. Is, u; Miners No. |, ~: Mi
ner's No. 2. 1917; Prodigy, 0; Alabama osna-
ourgss, I; louisiana osnaburgs, 7; Augusta
=. GINGHAMs-Lancaster, s; Amoskeag, s.:
Canton, 0; Draper 0; Glenwood, Ga; Bates,
y; Claremont, 90: Miami, 80; Clarendon,
SJa; Scotch, double fold, lOlS@l3S.
CORSET JEANs-Kearsarge, s; Naumkeag
sateen, 81; Armory, ~; Canoe, 6; Indian
Orchard improved,6l3
CAMRRIcs-W Washington, ~; Manvill, 81
Masonville, 5l4CG6l6 Garner, 5l5018II.
CARPETINGs-Tap Higgings,8 561S7IS;
Tapestries Sanford's, 65GSj; Tapestries Rox-
bury, S71s; Bigelow body Brussels, 1876: Low
ell body Brussels, l.35; Extra Moquettes, l.45:
Is Moquettes, lilo; Lowell extra supers, 72l5
Hartford S-ply, 30; Hartford extra supers, 70
Park, cotton chain extra supers, 57iS: PhilGa,,
delphia wool. 1906; common cotton chain
20(qi5.
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, Aug. l9.-About everythin of a
leading character is tending to lower prices.
Mess pork is cornered at Chicago. Armour
has played every trick ever operated to sus-
may cause grand jury to indict him. The
accusation Is that he opened pork barrels
and cut the required eighteen
pieces into twenty-five pieces. This
enabled buyers to reject deliveries and
made the shorts shorter in n sense not con-
templated usually. But this mess pork bust
ness has very little TO do with this market.
Smoke-cured meats and hams are used here,
and these are not decidedly above reason
able figure. Dry goods, leather, hardware and
drugs are not quotably changed.
In the latter there is n tendency to decline In
quinine. Sales at $l.26 per ounce are re-
ported to-day, but dealers believe drop of
10 cents will occur. Live stock is dull. Beef
enttle are inclining to n rise. There il natu-
rdl dizziness In the markets all around just
now, owing to the drouth.
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Dr.. RiChau'S Golden Remedies

Win not radically cure, DIR. RIcbau's
Golden Balsnm No. will cure Syphilis I'm It's
primary ana secondary stages, such as old
ulcers and liberated sore throat, sore eyes.
SKIN eruptions, soreness Of the scalp and all
stages of the disease, Graduating disease and
mercury thoroughly. Price s. per bottle, OF
TWO bottles for ~. Dr. Hlcnau's Golden BAL.
sam No. VIII cure the third stages or Ter.
llOry syphilis, where syphilitic and mercu.
rlul rheumatism nrc connected with the pri.
mary ana secondary. | have hundreds of
certificates whcN miraculous cures have been
Greeted by these remedies. Patients eat and
rink what they like, and require no outward
applications Hundreds suffer from syphi.
hllc and mercurIal rheumatism who are moi
aware OF II, aud defy such to obtain a rRdi.
cal cure without the use uf this medicine. lis
beneficial eilectSurc felt at once, Ii hns rnIs.
cd men nom hospital beds In one week, who
nave lam there for years under the best prac.
utloneIs IN the city, and is the only radical
cure LOT the worst disease known-Syphilis
Price 50 per bottle, or two bottles for 50. II
saves yuursclf-lt saves your offspring from
the t0lnt Of this scourgc.
Dr. klchau Golden Antidote, a safe, speedy
pheasant and radical cure FOR gonOrrhma,
gleet irritation gravel and all urinary de-
rangemcnis, accompanied with full dlrec.
lions. Warranted To curr. prlre 81 NOR h,t.
tie. w iN' wv
Dr. Rlchau's Golden Ellxer dc Amour. n
.mNiiyhl cure Tor SpermniorrhWa, general de.
olil!N IN old or yuung giving Nitalityand Inn
parting energy with wonderful effect 10 those
who have led a lie OF sensunlity or self ohuss
III y invaluable 10 those who are anxious foT
an increase OF family, Nothing more certain
IN It's effects. II is composed OF the moSl
powerful ingredients In the vegetable king.
1om; Harmless but speedy In restoring
heNllh' Price ~ per bottle, or two bottles for
~, Trade supplied ut a liberal discount.
On receipt of price, by mail or cNpresa
these remedies VIII be shipped TO any part oi
the United tesand Canadas, free from ob.
espondence-Strictly confidential. Private
parlor for ladies. The doctor can be consult.
cd ny his office from y n. m. 10 n. m.
Address nr, ID. B. RICHARDS, No. ~ Va
TICK street. New York city. N. Y
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LUMRER AND BTI1DINC MATER,

kouGH LuMBER-Undor . feet, so n /. IN,
over - feet, $3.50 q 1000 '''
DRESSED i.UMBER-One side, select, 500 =,
lVvl; one side, over u inches Wide, Sra 4
loVli Two sldcs, S5.5O q 1000; one side II ,nlf.
Inches, $50 r LOCO; native siding. so ii Inn.
white pine siding, second common. ST. a
ieO; poplar siding, SIS II 1900; rough ceiling
SO & l,nO; y ceiling, dressed and undrcssc6
~ 90; - ceiling, dressed and undresscd,
" l,0oO; poplar ceiling,S9 4 900; white
pine ceiling, $40 e 1000; dressed Rnd mnirhrJ
flooring, t2i.!1 2 l,0OO; l,-inch battons, rougb'
$3.50 per LEGO; dressed, s2O 4 loo. 49,
SlIlNGLEs-fl 1000; Sap pine, Ss.25: henrt
pine, 81. No, ! cypress, NG; o. X cypress,
N,OOi boss, best or all heart cypress, IS; di.
mension cypress, inches, 50; round end cy-
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LIVE STOCK.

- Quoting, butcher live weights we have,
y N, AGll cents; COWS, a n, St6siiI Cont
Muttons, fair, gi@2lS cents; choice. Nom
cents y m West OF the Texas Central rnil..
way north of q line drawn east and west
WIN waco, ana east OF u line drawn north
hnp Houth with Baird and south OF Red rivcr'
NnNNerce on the Trail In lots OF O8
near or ward ere rated ~ follows, Year.
lln' s''r. e. urud, 1890. do. heifers. laN,,
~ e. sod ..cors, lc.00, DO. helfers, 100
1910 A common COW md calf N6hl55ss al
toung Texas bulls, 2O00e2iOO. Graded siock
els much higher, while Texans raised south
OF east OF the territory given aro rated
ever n IN above nnnf atlona 'N'''
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GRAIN AND RREApsTuFPs.

WHEAr-Hlghest 65c; lowest, s..
RYE-Nomlnal; barley nominal.
CoRN-In shuck, zoe; sheled and sacked,
s6G6Dc.
OATS Highest, &c; lowest, 2Oc.
FLoUR-Patent, 1915; early breakfast, 81. 30:
cream soda, $3.05G3.l5; pure cream, 1875;
Todd Mills: Patent, $500; Union, S2.75; Prai-
ne Flower, 81 or; Mocklng Bird, $50.
BRAN-At mills, Zoe; In store, 81.
$50.
HoMINY AND GRITs-s5 per barrel. TJE7
FEED-Chopped corn per 100 pounds, $l20;
ohopped corn and oats per 100 pounds, $l.40;
corn bran per loo pounds, 40c.
GRAHAM FLouR-Per 100 pounds, So.
HAWAII grades nominal.
ArLLET SEED-6hc: German millet, Q0c,
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TRuIr. rouLrRY, oAMr. rrn.

:, oR On 2 case OF 900 600; vaicn.
LBMoSs-Siclly, 100 n box; Mai,s, IN
DATEs-fn trails, l0ifl2c. ~"
ADMINISTRATION n bunch
GnArEs. Malaga 0.00,oBbO half har,oi
SWIFT PorATo Ks-Nominal,
1yNloSs-Ncw, country, 15c. 4 bn.
PorAToEs--,a bushel, Doe,
n v,sAnBAoE-New 2s5s25o y dozen, or Se5lsc
CHIeKEss-we quote at 2OOaa.25 n dozen,
Ecos-sc h dozen.
BuTrER-Choice western 2O1D26o. cooh,n.
ibfisc. country. ct(osSc. ''''N'"t'
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Young Menl-Read rms.

The Noltaic Belt company, of Mar.
shall, Mich, offer 60 send their cole.
grated Electro-Voltaic Belt and other
Electric Appliances on trial for thirty,
days 10 men young or ODD afflicted
With nervous debility, loss Of yitslit,
and manhood and all kindred troubles
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, pnral,
fsls and many other diseases. Com
plete restoration to health, yigor and
manhood guaranteed. No risk tx In.
cured, ~ thirty days trial Is allowed
write them at once for illustrated
tree.
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stop with Col. Pratt, ut Barnum's
Hotel, Second and Walnut streets, when
you visit 81. Louis. The Colonel will
take the best of care OF you, and at mod
crate charges.
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Ministers, lawyers, teachers, and 9TH
ers whose occupation gives but little ex-
ercise, should use Carter'g Little Liver
Pills. for torpid liver and bilousness.
One in dose.
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Burnetts Cocoaine
Sottens the hair when harsh and dry.
Soothes the irritated scalp.
Affords the richest lustre.
Prevents the hair from falling Oft.
Promotes its Neutrality-suspicious. growth.
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with tho condiments generally attain
able II Is not possible to produce may
onaiSe dressing for salads that will com
pgro with Durkeo's Salad Dressing. Buy
bottle and be convinced.
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Now salmon, white and cod fish, at A.
i. Bouche's, Main streot.Y
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Hot Cream Tartar Biscuits
Every day at Fine Very Fines, East
DAllas.
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Angel food can he had fresh every day
Mt Fine Very Fines, East Dallas.
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Kangaroo ladies' shoes at Block Bros.
ITO Lamar street.
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PERSONAL---VERY. and Undeyeloned

fAhIS OF the Human Body ENLARGED, Devel.
t0peI ana Strengthencd," Etc, Is am interest.
reply 10 Inquiries we viii say that there is NO
evidence OF humbug about this. ON the con.
irnry the advertisers are very highly Endorsed,
lniereSted persons may get sealed circulars
k,,NlnE ~ particulars by addressing Erie
iedo Evening Rec -'
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Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and Physical
Deputy, Premature Decline OF Man, Errors
OF YOUTH, and the untold mlserles resniiiny
from lndlscretion excuses. IL contains III
prescriptions for all acute and chronic diSeas.
IS, each one OF which IN Invaluable. 80 ionnd
nN the author, whose experience for VI years
N such rs probably never before fell mo Ia,
on any physician, 500 pages, boundin bcauti.
lul French muslin, embossed covers, nill rilt
Guaranteed TO be n finer work I'm every sense
-mechanical, literary and profcsslonal-thnn
ny other work sold In this county for S1bA
OF the money VIII he refunded I'M every in,
stance Price only 81 by mail, post.paid II.
Illustrative sample cents. Send low C,otd
medal awarded the author hy the NntiopSi
Medical Association, TO the officers of which
The Science of Life should Ice real ,,,, ,,,
Noung i9r instruction, and 10y the afflicted f,r
serSL twill bcueht all.-lt.Ondon Lancet.
a. mere " NO member OF society to whom III,
science Of Life will not be useful, wh,ibr,
youth, parent. guardian, instructor or cicrgv'
mans Argonaut. VI '"'eS'
, Address the Peabody Medical Institute "a,
Ut. w H. Parker, No. Bulnnch Street nos.
ION, Mass, who may he consulted ON nii 'iis.
eases requiring skin and experience. CIrn,,i-
and obstinate diseases that have hn,iied ~
STU OF al other physi arr. Al chns
atpeciallySuch treated kIEAL. sne.
eesslully without an -ThWGEua ~
instance OF failure.
Nent"n VIA nannr
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,Boilors repaired in best style and with
dispatch by Franklin Il Pfouts.
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.1ALNksroN, Aug i0..-The following Is the
uealy comparative cotton statement;

~ ~, 4'IOl hIb O,NJ1,OH ........
exports TINS week; Great Britain, 400
France, none; Continent, 200; stock nj Nh
uni,ed STATES ports, this day, lGi, sci; this
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WILL GIVE one THOUSAND DOLLARS

-, For any case OF the following diseases which
the medical fraternity have pronounced In.
durable that
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Gail as Hunstablo'a Shoe factory.

Drop in at nunstablo's to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-08
ROUTINE WORK.
Monthly business Transacted - LII
eeuSes and Appointments,

Monthly business Transacted - LII
eenses and Appointments.
Every member was in his seat promptly,
which of itself indicated that something
unusual would come up. The following
committee reports were adopted:
Finsnce and Accounts-F. H,nke was
granted refund Of 50 so on account of en-
roneous assessments Of personal property;
Sheriff Brown was allowed credit of s. 40
accC unit of double assessment of O. VI.
Conner. The petition Of the State Fair As
socistion and E z. Zane, for reduction OF
teIred 10 q special committee to audit oil
such claims. Bills sgGregsting $jl6 IS
we're ordered paid.
Poor House and Farm-Bills sggrsgiting
S2,2ST.6O were ordered p2id CptliD
Pispkey, Superints ndent OF the Po9r
House and grounds, reports 70 inmates, Of
which 81 are white males, % white fsualss
one coIored male and one colored female.
Two deaths occurred during March. Toe
contract for furnishing coal was awarded
to Lewis Newman, OF Triadelphia, as fol
lows: Delivered at Infirmsry, clean coal Z
cents, nut 6 cents, slack 81 cents per
bushel; at the bank, clean coal cents, nut
4, slack IL per bushel. The contract for
furnishing coal to the poor Of the city,
north and south of the creek, and to the
jsil and court house for the year ending
April LIST, 1885, was awarded 70 the Man
chester Coal Company at cents for clear
coal, 81 for mixed and for nut coal.
Roads and Rridges-The bills of this
committee, aggregating $299 30, were
ordered paid. The petition of A. 81. Pat.
terson for bridge across the Big creek, at
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r.
Crugsr's lane, was recommended to pass
In view OF its convenience to the town OF
Elm Grove and the city Of Wheeling, and
also IN view OF the willingness OF The
residents of the vicinity to contribute $500
An appropriation OF 81 900 was recon.
mended. The petition of Patrick Kennedy
for repairs to the road to his farm was de-
ferred. The petition Of s. 8. Jacob for an
additional compensation Of 800 from the
county for damages done the James Nc
Culloch farm, was granted. Two hundred
dollars have already been paid on this
account.
The report was adopted with the excep-
ton of the 81 900, which was stricken ont,
after little personal pass between Messrs-
Speidel and Woods.
Court House and Jail-Bills aggregating
S205 65 were ordered paid.
Printing-Bills sggregating $206.6J were
ordered paid.
The files OF the REGIsrKR for 1888 were
placed in the library.
The special committee appointed to IN.
quire into the propriety OF taking SIS, 2S5.9O
If Ire "Pwiky" bonds reported against
heir taking in view of the low rate OF
premium offered.
The ordinance in relation to the Coroner
was read and referred to the Prosecuting
Attorney to report whether the Board had
q right to pay q salary to the Coroner.
LIQUOR Licenses were granted to Frank
Walter, 81 LeatherWood, William Stamm,
at P esi ant Valley, August Heimberger. at
RoI ey's Point. J. Il. Hsrtlieb, at Elm
Grove, Lawrence Heller, Elizabeth Miller,
George Baker, Hermann Goeringer, Ernest
Sriehm, at Fulton, and Henry Seibert, at
Pleasant Valley.
w. s. Buchanan applied for the Office of
Justice of Union in place OF J. NJ. Bulger,
backed by q long petition. 1t was stated
Bulger had removed from the district, and
Buchanan was appoin ted in bis stead.
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River News,

The Bachelor leaves for Pittsburg TO day.
cuisines. quite brisk on the wharf yes
terday.
The Atlantic passed down with a tow Of
smpties yesterday.
The river was falling slowly at dark last
night with IL feet il ches VI water in the
channel.
The Andes arrived last evening with Q
very large trip She will leave for Cilcir.
natl this afternoon,
The W. n Chancellor passed up from
Charleston en- route for Pitt1burg yester'
dsy This elegant packet will pass this
city en- route for Charleston to morrow.
Parker, Pa.-Rtver feet and falling;
weather clear.
Oil City, Ps-Riyer feet and on stand !;
weather clear and pleasant,
Greensboro, Pa.-River Is feat inches
and falling; weather clear.
Morgsntowu, w. W. River 10 feet 3
inches and falling; weather clear.
Rces Landing. Pa.-RiVer feet aod
i'll Ing; weather clear; thermomet"r So.
Brownsville, Pa.-River feet aud sta
tiousry; weather clear; thermometer 5i'.
Pittsburgh, Pa YIonongahela river 3
fept inches and falling; weather Gear
II 4 ooo!.
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An ExpIOSiOn-General and Personal
Mention.

Last night Charles Welsh, the blind boy,
lectured in the NJ. E. Church on the SUBJ
iect of Health to a small but sppreciative
audience.
Col. G. W. Mitchell is selling scott's
stock Of groceries at auction.
Yesterday George Keller and Mr.. Shut
ellsworth, Of Bel!aire, were tere on bust
ness.
Election dsy is the only day the poor
man gets 10 ride in a carriage, but his vote
counts as much as Vsnderbilt's or any
other millionaire.
Willie son OF Mr.. John Gribble, OF the
rtiid ward, is very sick with pneumonia.
TO most people here the sentence Of Day
Keller was not a surprise.
John Beck will shortly remove into the
Cottage House.
Charley Gilmore is very sick.
Yesterday morning one OF the girls EN-
played at the El,on glass works had her
bangs buru.u off and her face and hands
severely burned by an explosion in the
stove. while kindiing the fire in the Office.
Miss Bessie Brady is back from visit to
Be,l,ira
NJ. John Wallace SAYS the McComb,
-. !,usnal will spend three months
h,rF.
.McCord Bros. are having rev machinery
III; up, a we'll bored aud their brickyard
generally overhauled.
Will Hood, who has been laid up for two
weeks with pneumonia, made his first APP
yesraDcs on the streets yesterday.
Mr.. Richard SwsrtZ has been appointed
assistant mansger OF the Buckeye glass
works, vice Mr.. John Armstrong, resigned.
Residents on Fifth street complain OF
parties driving on the pavement. The
proper autboritie7 should look after this.
The livery stable of Bower and Wallace
is approaching completion.
Yesterday Conrad Long placed in James
Keesey's saloon one OF the finest refrigera.
tors made. He will also furnish Joseph
Terrell; Elmer Applegarth and Will Lacy
with them.
The Climax will hereafter run TO Wheel.
ing every Saturday night.
Mr.. Charley 0denosugh, OF Salem Ohio,
formerly of Martins Ferry, is here and
will remain.
Miss Bessie Giifith, of Gallipolis, is the
guest of Mr. B. F. Brady and family.
RESPONSIVENESS against the passage OF the
bill in the house to erect new county
buildings at st. Clairsville are being cir.
cuIatsd and numerously signed here. Our
pacple want A vote on the question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-08

Rev. W. c. SnodSrass resigned the pre1i.
dency Of the Wheeling NJ. E. Preachers
Association at q meeting held Monday
afternoon. The following resolutions was
passed by the Association:
WHEREAS, Rev. W. c. snodgrsss has been
appointed 10 another field Of labor in a dis.
tant State and is about to sever his con.
nection with Us.
Resolved l, That we hereby express our
appreciation Of his presence and fellowship,
his genial, helpful and kindly influence
and his efficient services among rs, and
our regret that he is about to leave US.
Resolved 2, That our best wishes 60 with
him TO bis new home, and We pray that
the Divine blessing may abide on him aud
his family at all time and may give him in
all the future the highest success.
GEO. E. HIRE, President.
S f JoSEs, Secretary. ...
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Jefferson Climb OpenInx.

All arrangements have been completed
and perfected for opening and running the
Jefferson Club rooms The formal open
ing will take place in an informal manner
on next Thursday night and every Demo-
crat is invited to be present and attend the
love feast. There will be no set pro-
grsmme, but few remarks will be made
by the members present and new and
pleasant social relations will be established
among Democrats. Il will be Q pleasant
evening and no Democrat should miss it.
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Men OF Note and women OF Beauty II
the City and state.

Men OF Note and women OF Beauty in
the City and state.
W. S. Wiley, Of New Msrtinsuil!e, is al
the Mcclure.
John T. McGrsw, OF Grsfton, who was
here over Sunday, returned home.
Harry S:urm, the cello player in the
Opera House OGohGs tra, has resigned.
J.J. Chester, Fairmont, aud S. B. Jun.
kin, OF Knottsville, are at the Mcclure.
Miss Clara Fisher has returned from q
pleasant and prolonged visit to friends in
Pittsburgh.
Capt. and Mrs Charlie Dunlap have taken
rooms at the Simms House, Fourteenth
and Chapine streets.
Squire George Ankle and Judge 0key
Johnson, have gone to Huntington to az
tend the Grand Lodge, Knights OF Honor.
Mrs. @. G. Hughes aud daughter, Of La
Belle street, accompanied by Mrs. G. Ste,
wart, of Eellaire, leave on an extended
visit to friends at Wheeling, Ala.
Miss Sarah Ford, daughter of DR.. Ford, OF
South Wheeling, has returned from visit
TO friends in Baltimore. She has been ab.
sent from the city since before the flood
Mrs. Anna NJ. SheIb will leave Thursday
for Madison, Wisconsin, to take part In
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direction of Prof. John Lucders, formerly
Of this city.
Artist George Storm has completed q
superb portrait in oil of zen. W. II. II.
Flick, ex Grand Master OF the Masons OF
this State, for the hail of the Grand Lodge
room in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward GreCg entertainsi
snumber of their friends al their residence
on Irwin avenue, last Tuesday evening, 10
honor Of Miss Clara l.. Fisher, of Wheel.
ing, w. Va. Among those present were
Misses Emma Scuily, Laura Lewis. julia
Anderson, Minnie Anderson. Nellie H dimes,
Lydia Berger, Maggie King, Jennie Brown,
Blanche Rees, Miss Woods, Miss Miller,
of Lincoln avenue, Miss PSulsOn and
Msssrs Ed. Jsckmsu, S Atterbury, Dave
Rees, Alex. JenkinsOn, Lou Slack, Thorn -
Fshnestnck, Charles Wolf, Johu Simpson
Harry Pickel, Frank Paulson and Graf
Won Bonhorst.-Pittsburg Dispatch.
BUGGIEs and phaetons and slightly dam.