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The Monitor., 1884-10-31


on last Friday Light No cause could
be assigned for the deed but it was
said that they had been addicted to read
ing sensational stories and that the act
was the result of mutual agreement to do
something that would excite more than an
ordinary sensation.
The registration of voters in New York
City, which closed last Saturday night
shows large increase over amy previous
year. In 1880, 2l7,021 names were placed
on the books and 204, TAB votes were cast
This year the registration jumps up to 240,-
95l, an increase of nearly 1000 in four
day of nearly 230, 600. A study of the re-
gistration by wards shows that about
seven-eights of the increase is in those sec
tions of the city which have been built up
recently by the elevated roads.
Rev. DIR. Swaney, ofthe Pttsbu VI f.
Conference says: fist. John would with
draw, the choice would then simply be be-
tween varieties ofthe unclean. Conscientious
men might vote for either Blaine or Cleve-
land, and tell the Lord in their prayers
that they couldn't do any better unless
there were a better man in nomination.
But with st. John as candidate, who is
pure i'll character, it is a great stretch of
the conscience for good men who are always
praying for good rulers, to vote for such
men as they never ask the Lord to choose.
So, st. John in invited to withdraw, that
good men, having no clean candidates be-
fore them, may conscientiously pray for
good men and vote only for bad men.
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u County Commission Delbrugge, D.
427i .Wilkinsonl RI 20, q
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TO-NlGHT'S CONCERT
For tho Benefit OF the Junior Plumctl
Knights-The Programme.

Knights-The Programme.
A benefit concert is to be. given at the
Opera House tonight for the Junior
pluned Knights. !. It bids fair to be very
enjoyable entertainment. The boys have
worked hard to make it such, and they
deserve encouragement in the shape OF q
good house. A glance over the pro.
Sramme will at once indicate that the per-
Torrance will be one well worthy OF
patronage. 1t is as follows: 200 ~ z
Part /. Address; piano solo, Eddie c.
Sykes; recitation, "s,rhc Burning Ship"
Miss Minnie Nogle; solo, Birdie OAR
ling" Mr.. Harry Boyd: recitation, "Minc
KATRINA Mr.. Walter Chapman; solo,
"Ill Await Ny Love-" Mr.. Will Nesbitt !;
recitation, "poor Little Jim," Miss Lena
Hcnnig; piano solo, i"Plumed Knights
Grand March," dedicated to Planned
knights Of Lincoln Club, Eddie c. Sykes;
exhibition drill, Junior Plumed Knights.
4 Part 2. Solo, '"When Far From Thee"
Miss M. sharkotr; harmonica solo, MIR.
John Yahn; recitation, "Kathleen," Miss
Amelia Reich; solo, selected, Mrs. Ida
Martin recitation, Miss Laura Fox; solo,
Mr.. C. +. Reed; recitation, "Baron's Last
Banquet -; selection, Mr.. Will Day;
recitation, selected, Mr.. Ross 7. Chew;
songs, Colored Drum Corps. ,& +
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Rev. Jas: +. Chalfant, Of the Methodist
church OF Cincinnati, died yesterday.


An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hands by un Eaa
India missionary the formula OF simple
and vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure OF the Consumtion, Bron.
chltis, CatarrE, Ashma and all throat and
lung affections, and also: n positive and
radical cure ior. Nervous Debility and all
Nervous Complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powers IN thousands Of
cases; has iclt 1t his duty 10 make Unknown
to his suffering fellows. .Actuated by this
motive and desire to relieve human
suffering. ! wlllsend iree Of charge, to ali
who desire 'it;=this recipe, in German.
Erenchior English, with full directions ior
preparlllgand using, Sent by;lnail by I'D.
dressing with stamp, naming this paper
y. y. A. 4; NSoyes, lio Powers Bloco, Roches.
ter, N.!1 ~ : 1fi.s ro,,
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School Commissloner-Wilson, D., 4os;

School Commissloner-Wilson, D., 4O3;
Behrens, K, $50. 81 H1I,Ng'I-7
Justices OF the Peace-McCahan, d.,
800; Blum, D., 800; Degant, r., go; Fer
rel, Z; ..-'-sr,S s5t- IA
Constable-Donley, D., So; Cruise, D.,
$50; Marshall, R., 25. Piepcr, r., $50.
WEBSTER DISTRICT. ~,
County Commissioncr-Pickett,D D., 735;
Wallace, r., SIS. ~
School Commissioncr-shaEcr, D., 10;
Ebclins, T., 57H7.
Justices OF the peace--Manion, D., COG;
Weir, D., 600; bowler, r., 5iS; Armstrong,
r., 544. ;sl.". : e., e. a ~; -
constables NJ. Nolan, 7oo; r. i; Nolan,
G73; Policy, 57G. ,&s,.,s I, ~ ;
5,f.js,i, RICHIE DISTRICT. r!f ta4s
County Commissioner-G. A. stoeker,
D., SIG; George Garlic, r., 4GS.
!. School Comnlissioncr-Charlcs Bingcll,
D., 495 DR.. j. W. Mccoy, H., SIC. HE
Justices Of the Peace-ylix, D., 40;
Ankle, o., 400; schultze, H., $50; Nc
Cready, R., 5:iG. Ei5',3,s 'iTI
Constablcs-Georgc Bowman and jacob
Schumacher. i
HIGHLAND DISTRICT.
County Commissioner-Nichols, D., liz;
McColloch, R., AS. I5.,
Justices Of the Peacc-W. Connolly, l6S;
J. ". Emsley, l25; II. Carter, 142. 55.'
Constabies-0tto King and 9. Davis
Gsi., TEIADELrnIA DISTRICT.
County Commissioncr-W Woods, D., $50;
Atkinson, R., 32G. n
Justices Of the Pcacc-Edward NlcCaus-
lin, so5; W. Thrown, 4iG; J. NJ. Rus.
sell, 1856. 2042 an551s '.l -
constablcs, H. $. Thornburyh and John
Reeves. 4. go i5':31
s.,ta, t': LIBERTY DISTRICT. y
County Commissioner-Maxwell, r.,
227; Dixon, D., 1850.
Justices Of the Peace-Robert Sample,
ISS; B; 7. Yates, 144;-W. B. Curtis, .Ol
W. 7. Gilmore, POI. ts',ssst 81
, constables-John Hunt and James
Lazear. y. $3.50 {, :, jgi,i FL "a -,.f.,s-
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Tie Prohibition "Pnrty, !"

Eleven men met at Parker Hall last
night to organize st.. John and Daniels
club. Joseph Degant was elected presi.
dent. Several well known Temperance
advocates were present to protest against
the temperance cause being used as a
shield for IN effort to weaken tho Ropub.
lean ticket. NV. Baggs made speech
against organizing, saying it was a Demo,
critic scheme to deceive Republican
voters, but the eleven were firm. It
should be understood that tho State
Temperance Executive Committee is op.
posed to this party organization, and has
I'LL along discountenanced it. Tho move.
ment is engineered by Mr.. Daniels and
Miss Willard. .-r-ss ! ~ ~ a :. hi +
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FALL RIVER, MASS, Oct. ,l5.--To.day a
written agreement circulated among the
mills TO close week commencing Satur.
day night, was signed by thirty.onc mills,
and will stop over one million spindles,
OF a total Of 100000 employed on print
goods, md throw out ofwork for the week
ten thousand persons. The prospect is
that unless the market improves the shut
down will continue indefinitely. The
shut down includes every cotton goods
mill in the city except those making
fancy goods and q few large print works.
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Tho Boss Drum Corps.

The drum corps Of the Black Eagles Of
the Fourth ward have received tho bass
drum won by them at Steubenvillc, and
are justly proud Of it. They were pro.
nounccd tho best drum corps where ut
least fifty competed The corps is com.
posed Off. Dunaway, drum major, Henry
Younger, Charley Bickerton, Jimmie
FLOWER, Walter Young md John Young
niger, iifers; John West, Tom Costello,
Frank LoetIler, Bob Fisher, William
,Wcitzel, Sam Young, George West and
Gus Warner, tenor drummcrs, and Jim
Hanes, bass drummer. s.. b 3; i. }sE
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The best blood purifier and system req.
uiator ever placed within the reach Of
suffering humanity, truly is Electric Bit
tiers. Inactivity Of tho Liver, Biliousncss,
Jaundice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys
whoever requires IN appetizer, tonic or
MID stimulant, will always find Electric
5Bltters the best and only certain cure
known. They net surely and quickly,
every. bottle guaranteed to give entire sat.
lsiaotlon or money refunded. Sold ut fiity
cents bottle by Logan & Co. Mwraw
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Premature Explosion,

PirTsnuRdn, Oct. 15.-The Commercial
Ga:ttte's Somerset Pa, special says: A
number Of Hungarian laborers undertook
to drill out a charge Of dynamite and gun
powder which had failed to explode at
15loush,s cut on the South Pennsylvania
railroad, short distance north Of this
town this evening. An iron drill was
used for the work and spark ignited the
powder and terrific explosion followed.
One nun was killed, another had his
right arm torn oil, and number Of others
were badly bruised and burned,
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GOrEei with Gold.

Pl7TsnrEdn, Pa, Oct. 15.--The CONNER.
cial.G asetIe's special from Grant, Pa, says:
-Four masked men broke into the residence
Of Nicholas Hclfrick, near St. Boniface,
Cambria comfy, last night, and forced him
10 give us 81 200 in gold and currency
which he had secrcted. The robbers are
believed to DO OF the same gang which re-
Gently entered Farmer Gates house and
compelled him to disgorge $1,000 at the
point Of i revolver Several persons are
suspected and will be arrested tomorrow,
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On the Sly.

Cunning, deceitful, treacherous and sly
are the attacks OF malaria. 1t Turks in
sstasnantponds or works its way up through
imperfect plambing from unwholesome
drains. Many miserable victims OF ma
laria sit down in their grief, thinking
nothing Gun be done for them. Browns
Iron Bitters can restore them. DR.. ]. L.
Myers, OF Fairfield, Iowa, says, Browns
Iron !iitters is the best iron preparation i
have known in my thirty years OF prac-
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A stnrtllnr Discovery.

Mr.. VIM johnson, Of Huron, Dakota,
writes that his wife had been troubled with
acute Bronchitis for many years, and that
all remedies tricdgave ITO permanent relief,
until .he procured a:bottle of-Dr. Kings
New Z Discovery 20 for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, which? had q magical
effect, and produced q permanent curc.$ It
is guaranteed to. cure MI diseases OF throat,
lungs, OF: bronchial tubes. !Trinl bottle ten
cents at Logan 4 Co.'s drug store. Large
sixo: 81 on, 5 Sd! NwYaw
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f Nh. $A.4F.. .SHlRER;; dealet1n general
merchandise, Fetterman, w. Va, writes
that his wife WINS relieved 81 spinal menin.
gifts; also Mrs. John Towels was cured OF
4 severe injury; also Mr.. Samuel Gramm
WINS cured Of neuralgia, Mr.. Edward Wen.
del! OF neuralgia, Mr.. John Grinnen Of q
severe sprs!n BY the use of St. Jacobs OIL
the great German remedy. 4,.If
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% Z , Il
Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by a sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? II so,
send at once and get a bottle Of Mrs. Win.
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth.
ing. Its value is incalculable. It will re.
lieye the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon it;mothers, there is no mis-
take about it. 1t cures dysentery and
diarrhooa, regulates the stomach and bow
els, cures wind collie, softens the gums, re-
duces determinations, and gives tone and
energy to! the whole system. Mrs. Win.
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth.
ing is pleasant to the taste, and ID the pre-
scription Of ono Of the oldest and best 70.
male nurses and physicians in the United
statea, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price 25. cents
Dottle. 5!stss,::ii -s Nwsaw
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jubilee nt Wellxburg.

The Democrats at WelIsburg INDUCED
in! .grand torchlight, demonstration OF
tlieir Joy over; the ."signal victory In
West Virginia. They had forty voters
and thirty.Ave boys in tho. lines, and
burnedtaiew sticks Of red fire. Appar-
entity tho majority Of Wcllsburg Deme,
Gratis wero airaid to abandon themselses
to rejoicing lest the later returns Should
unset their calculations. \ 4, z - = Il
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SIDE ISSUES

Rnilr ond Subscription and Constitutional
p -..55-El Amendment. 3 - p I'd
The subscription to the Coshocton,
Mount Vernon & Wheeling railroad and
the amendment to the Constitution both
carried, the railroad subscription having
some votes to spare even over the large
majority required by law. The returns
given below arc rs nearly correct rs can
be given until the official canvass OF the
votes cast is finally made. Es..7.
lt3f TIE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
The vote on the Constitutional amend
ment changing the State election from
October to November was rs follows in the
various districts: Il. ~ -t.S,t, "a.
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JUST RECEIVER. !

100 later. patterns Of Flat Scarfs. Du.
plicatcs Of our Unlaundercl White Shirt,
reinforced boil, l,ack and front, the hest
iii tho market, price 81 90. Also, the
best all wool Knit JACKET 1li y. :. .5,l5t
} ~! 4. ?; G. III EJSS;.c SONS,
Merchant Tallors nnd Gents Furnlyllcrs:
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NABOUr PEOPLE. s.!
Strangers iSaae City and Wheeling Folks

; - - z zNU oH"' .l,I = :.
D. W. Holloway, Of Flushing, O., was in
town yesterday - 5ye,.si.. z
Mr.. Clarence Ultlsl,, son Of Dr.. Ulrich,
has returned to Denver. 5s:5g, ,.3;i''
Capt. Il. Fl. Browse, Of Grape Island,
was in the city yesterday morning,
A. Murdoch, jr., and Miss Murdoch, Of
Washington, Pa, arc at tlie: Mcclure.
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A Majority Of tho Bourl NJ Commissioners
Democratic. ,h Il
The returns Of the election for district
officers show that the Democrats have
elected seven out Of the ten County Com
missioners. The result in full is given
below: s,A :5,'.' & Co n Il e.
WASHINGTON DISTRICT. y.
The combined vote ut the two precincts
in this district, Fulton and the'Vigilant
engine house, for district officers was az
follows: .e23.stli4F i5it5IlfE
County Commissioner-8[.E Stein. D.,
545; Alex. Frew, r., AL. aii@stlsts5'
School Commissioner (only voted for at
Vigilant polls)-J. W. White, d., 43s;
J. 9. Morrison, R., 1875. tFs,j.;g'5's$sT
justices Of the Peace-Z. D. Phillips, d.,
SCI; Bogard, D., 5O7; John Hall, r., i52;
Alfred Craft, R., 43S. IA Si;rE, .;,t!t-,
Constables-Godfrcy Price, D., ga;
William Scroggins, D., $40; John Och, R.,
Az; Isaac Bogard, r., 1923. ~ r- h
MAplsos plsTnIaf ss.s.j IL,
The combined vote at Nc Market house
and Island hose houss precincts for dis
trict officers was as follows: -
County Commisst6nerIThomla,s Prince
R., 74e; A, G. Haalicll, D, 40. -, *,
School .Co,am!salo ner-Feargus TWhal-
ley, r., G03fJ. Elwood Hughes, d., $50. e
q? Justice of the Peace-W. II & Caldwell,
RI ;las; II. 9. Pcterman, r., 7o7;L. o.,
Smith, 40, - ais.s All
IeEonstables Robert Bend !, r., 7ol; John
Stamp, R., Csc; s. r. Crawford, D., $751;.
Y. CLAY DISTRICT "a
The vote for district officers at the
Court House was as follows IS, 5e,c
School Commissioner Dickey, R., 4S2;
Hogc, D., IGS. & if.Q,54 S's5,tl,
County Commissioner Peterson, R.,
478; Simpson, D., AGO. ~ s I'd
Justices Of tho Poace-Arkle, D., 455:
Haller R., 40S; shaGer, D., ~; Smith,
) Gonstables-sti Myers, d., 4o7: Bird.
R., $50, Lauchlin, D., 427; saddlcr, r.,
$, n. UNION DISTRICT. Il w
Y The vote at the Atlantic Engine house
was as follows: Y s
S County Commissioner; Boring, D., 6ls;
Loetller, r., 405. ~ X = as>
. School Commissioner, full term-1(iller.
D., O23; Caldwell, R., 405. Uncxpircd
term-Ellingham, D, go; McAdams, R.,
407. y.
Justices Of the Peace--Ruchanan, D.,
547; ,Carother. D., $50; Kennedy R.; 1911;
Nuzum, r. APO ~. "A, Henry, Ind, 1850. ":
1 G onstables-Wilcox, D., 500; Love, D.,
isf Morris, RI, 4s0 4 BAIRD, SR, 500. l4$s
4 e. CENTRE DISTRICT. b 81 5S$!5S.
G County Commissi oner--D elbrugge; D,
I27i W y: sig ea', RI 2eo
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LoSDoS, Oct. 15.-The last volume OF
Froude's "Life OF Carlyle" is issued. In
the preface to this volume Froudc defends
the revelations Of the inner life OF Carlyle
contained therein, and says his reticetce
upon that subject would have implied
there was something to hide from the
public s:ss9' NJ,
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for cold weather. Five hundred calico
comforts from 75c, Doc and 81 90. A full
line OF carpets, hemp, homemade rug, in.
grain, brussels, &C., from <lSc up. Rugs,
mats, window shades; wall papers, pianos,
&C., &C., cheap for cash, by order Of the
manufacturers, at No. 9Ol9 and 2O2l Main
Street, JonN RoEMER, Agent. (.
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INDICATIONS,

SSsss;lv IsnrSoToy, ID. O.; October l6.-14A.
1 M;4For Tennessee and The Ohio Valley,
iair...weathcr, variable; winds, except In
Tho. Ohio Valley, generally ,southwcsterly,
slight rise In Temperature. II * B
Ig For the Lower Lakes, local rains, partly
cloudy weather, south 10 west winds,
fresh and brisk, slight rise In tempera..
itpIc, lower barometer, 4
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Any body can catch cold now. The
trouble is. to let go, like the man who
caught the bear. We advise our readers
to keep q bottle Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup
handy. ...xA .A ~ E-..- L- -.
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~ HHsa
BGllnIrO.

/ - is rF
James F.. Anderson has begun the
building Of o two-story brick on Union
street. n i Y I 49, e /; :. e. +,
Central Hall will be fitted up for lodge
room by Ionic Lodge +. 4 A. NJ, which
has leased it for several years. -..2sSf5
Two well-known Democrats got in a
skiff yesterday and were dragged about by
q crowd Of shouting Republicans. 81
Mrs. G. Anderson, Of Bethany, visiting
ut the home of NJ. Nelson, is quite low,
with q sudden attack Of typhoid, pneumo-
MIA. 2. 49, ,'.a...s5t.J -. ,3s
There were nineteen "Greenback"
cast on Gravel Hill, and tits presumed
that they will be ull-nedged Butler votes
by November. There were not many in
tho other wards. 4 Z. 5,i5
i "A colored man was arrested and is now
out on bond awaiting trial for attempting
toyote a second time. He was at work at
the Ohio Valley Foundry in sight OF his
fellow workmen all day until lie, went to
vote ind it is not probable any case can DO
made out against him. = .,,,..;.;:
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CHICAGO, Oct ls-rhe Drortr's Journal reports:
Live Hogs-RecelPs 81 900 head: shipments 1000
head fairly active aud steady: rough packing
81 4oas o5 skiys and gassers 81 Gai 70: 1900 head
unsold. Cattle-ReceIpa 1900 head; shipments
5000 head; best grades Arm; common dull aud
shipping 10 0oa6 80, common q 2a5 co; ratigc
cattle steady, but slow Texans s. a5aiO0. Sheep
Rccti $500 head; shipments 800 head: market
sscaiy; medium TO good s. o0a3 rs; choice 81 90
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,OpENIN(;
street..

or Fall aht> slyintcr Millinery Goods on
"Wednesday anarAFlurs'tay, October u
md 1G, ut Mrs. 5. s. KisHcr,s. l07l Mlin
81 rcet 49, 81 's -2tF4I5 - III .-fr-E,
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AMES's bilious physlc Is a purely vcge.
table liquid remedy for headaches, bilious.
ness and constipation. Easily taken, act.
ing promptly, relieving quickly, Is cents.
~ aii druggists. IL III -@,g al TTIIskW
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-'ta.!,SE THE RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTION
s Following Is the vote in detail on the
proposition 10 subscribe Sl5O,Cco to the
capital stock OF the Coshocton, Mt, Yer
non 4 Wheeling Railroad Company:
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.hS Il Ee % NY ~. 80
z OSE marriage license was Issued yeeter.
day. 6skksS att7t-' ~ y "
JUNIOR PLrMEp KSlonrs' benefit con.
cert at tho Opera House this evening" Y
Tur ;n.pec,inu, committee OF the B. 4
o. will be here 10 inspect their property
Thursday. +t y, III BAN k, {ls{ q f5F.tt
Tur ,,cnwood mil works made a large
shinment II naiis over Inc C..ILl& W.
raifronI n IN. Northern mart Of Ohio ycs.
tcr,jov - - 2 7l !, M Ia,
I",. = No., .s, 81. or,o..o5 10 no,oor
E SUmS ,os, "yenino ior int and reclicss
JsrIay jIjs casc will In heard in nolice
court this morning. IA ,Ifl1I.r-s '.'H5f :,
e S ' ",s..,.,, e. ~. .,or,
1T 'u" i ST:y,, ~ t ,o,a: ,s 1 chai.
coiore" '',"'I VIM oue,su " WY ns SIa S
,ensfu ny tna i,e an },a., =. ~ lave Spt"i
wv. .,;,a oc'noc' 'p n'o Ai'"h " nav M
'" m Va i..l1, VIZ ~. ~, - i !,
NJ, knE %S Wrec noo ~ ,e Mu" morp,
Ui.o, VI .he .. y u ~, aoa Mas Jelays,, morc
~, anu 'iac s '"s' I.v us " ms nart;cnIars
..sat VI nou.. ~ ~" " nx,ont ~ mr. ro,so n
eDu'u De !ea'''ce u 'no 'A''. = 80 y
'he "fech' --.,,,s.t ~. !. I. (.
OFFICER MoSrooMERf was iast evening
Obliged 70 arrest tnat wei, known lhul'
yidual boD al va lot uis a con.
DUCT. MaIs''all %as n'aAllS i;n WY
:
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1.-THE following shows tho, rangc Of the
.thermomctcr!Eas observed at schnepf's
drugstore, Opera House corner, yesterday:
37sAsM., sss;!:l2 Mr5o'; Sr.M:, co.; I r, Il,
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Child's and Youths 0xtra high cut tip
Shoes 1T 4 sJ:W.'AMlCK,'S, .55lJi !.
! = t11i3 Main strectt--