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Capt. Ciagrett at Cleveland.

S& Capt Clagge.t, the large framed woman
with the foS.horn voice. who for 80 many
weeks was In command Of the Salvation AZ.
my post at thia place, has been having trou.
: BILE in Cleveland. It will be semem bered
THAT while here, her BITE noir was Dick Bird
the faistafhsn famed policeman who patrols
the Market street, beat who arrested the Can.
tain twice for raising pandemonium on tie
street with her musical instruments And
thereby frightening horses. The last time
she was arrested the case was appealed TO the
Circuit court whore 1t Is still pending. al.
I tersss the second arrest 3 the superior
.otllc,rs thought best 10 remove Claggeti, and
abe was sent 10 Cleveland. The post there
has beoa badly annoyed by ronsha. Tuesday
night they Got 10 be So y, bad that Capt Clss'
court each was fined 81 and costs, and Ii {
judge in doing 20, said that the Army was as
great nuisance as the roughs themselves. Il
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THE CIrY SUNOOIS.
Regular Monthly Meeting Inst Might o
N.f.H tho NuNrtl OF Education. l.IUl

Regular Monthly Meeting Inst Night Of
at tho Hoard OF Education. .a#' vs.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Board
OF Education was held last evening In the
rooms OF the Board in the Public Library
building. President Collier occupied the
chair and all tho members vera present e1
cept Messrs. Hoge, Mcoully, J. A. Miller
Pipes and W. A. Wilson. Tho minutes o.
the previous three meetings were read and
approved. @.@arNp WA
The Committee on Accounts presented
bills amounting to SCG4.67, which were or
dered paid. This amount includes ih,
amounts paid ont on account OF the Public
Library Us we'll as the various schools.
There being no other reports from eithel
the regular or special committees. the report
Of Superintendent Birch was iuken up Fol
lowing will DO iound an abstract ~ the sam.
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Last evening Mr. end Mrs. F. J. Norton
entertained in m elegant manner at their
handsome private pallors in the Mcclure
House, the Wins. club, made up largely oil
the members Of the German of 1870, tina,
has furnished SO pleasantly to. the members,
foratwo years past. Tho reception was in
honor OF Mias jessie Young, OF Pittsburgh,
who leayss for home tt-lsy.nfter having been
tho guest Of Miss Alice Kelly for several
weeks. Besides Missss Young and Kelly, the
other members Of the club who wera there,
ton, sydney IIeiskell, Clara Fisher. Laura
Updeg,aN, Mary Campbell and Mary Dickey,
and Messrs s. A. Miller, J. q. Riheldaffer,
Gam and I'd. Hazlest, s, D. Harrison. Tom
Howell, Dan List and Harry Gen. Miss
Ellis Hunter and Maj. and Mrs Tom Norton
were also guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Norton. The
evening WAS spent very agreeably. Music
and cards and o tempting little repast served
TO while away the time very fast. 4l,a,a,5
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Gkw ioRK, January l7.-Money market easy
at,lha2H psrcent closed offered at ~ petcens
rSs mS mSssn.s pet tao percent s!eilnS E "
II S6k JAJ-l a. 81 3ts-, AE5lF MAY y3'iell [.
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AN ExrHEssnAN's rROuBL, s.,
Charlie Dreihor,t Makes a Scene 1,
7 Squire ArkIe's COurt. -

Charlie DreIhor,t Makes a Scene IL
~ Squire ArhIe's Court.
Yesterday afternoon Charley Dreihorst, the
we'll known German e1prsssman, was driving
down Market street in his wagon, when a
coal wagon collided with him, breaking the
shalls and single tree, and freeing the horse,
which ran down street. Charlie became
very angry, and jumping OF the wagon,
se!. I'd the other drivers whip and began 9
TRADE, OF abuse, accompanying it with de.
monslrations OF violencs with the whip.
Constable Wilcox was near, and succeeded In
qaie.ing Charlie for time, bat no sooner
was his back turned than he again made for
the coal wagon driver. Constable Lauchlin
horst and took him 10 Equire Ankles office.
Here funny scene was enacted. It took
the constant attention CT the Squire, both
the cous.ables and young friend Of CHARLES
to keep him from breaking from tho office
and looking 10: mime horse and dot udder
fellev.n Oace he broke out: milne Gott
In Himmel! you can't keep meen here!
want mine horse. Who knows where he
might gone?' ir,5 10
'Jnst keep quiet" calmly urged The
Squire, "and I'll let you 80 in good time"
but den mine horse be down at Richis.
town. You cant pay for him, bet you
hunderd tol'ar." Aud be jrnped up, ges-
ticulating wildly, aud Shaping right and
left at the constAbles c.'sr /
"Hand me commitment" said the squire,
with the calmness Of determination. "Cur.
ley, get on your coat' I.
Constable Lauchlin began to pull on bis
o7ercoat aud the j1stice hlled out the paper.
"Therc. now" said D:elhorst's friend, in
despair you're going to iaillii%at9et82 E
"Oh, mine Got!, squire, YOU voodent sent
me to de jail house ct because got lost and
vas beside miueself wiz my Lorsei" A. s
well, behave yonrsel II and III let You of
With Aae OF S. aud Costs"
Job, tank you, squirc; an want to sue
don oder feller purity QUICK"
f"What is'ths other fellows ramt?,t
" don't know. Call him mister for short,n
The suit WAS entered, and Charlie went to
look for his ho'es down toward "Richis.
town. 9r g
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CalIensier's itnsti 81 Festival.

Callender's Colored Miustrels promise an
innovation in the amusement field that Ia
bound to capture the people. The fun Of tbs
circus, the sobriety OF the lecture platform,
the intellect OF the Greek play, tie agility OF
the Black Crook, the deviltry Of the break.
down, the enterprise Of Barnum, aud Il.
virtue OF reformed Congressman are cmbod.
led boiled down snd distilled for three
hours every night under the leadership OF an
experienced manager, for the tenetit Of the
public, and the holders Of coupon tickets 10
Callender's show. Tho company will be here
next Tuesday under the supervision Of MI.
John Rice, specially selected TO direct the
grand festival series, assisted by W. ". Nor:
ris, conductor. There will be eraud parade
OF The festival land Oh tho dby OF arrival.
with their magnificent: banner pressnt d ID
them blythe citizons OF Cincinnati, -. y
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RIVER NEWS.

d . e Y
Notes About the 81 Steamboats,, Bank Briefs
and Tclegsaphic Reports. III. u
The John Lomas reached Parkessburg in
good shape Tuesday night. 4 d IS i
Wesley Miner, the engineer on the Nail
City, killed at Marietta Wednesday. wns a
Harmar man, and left family there. ~ j
The river at this point fell about six incba,
yesterday. The marks las, evening indicated
q depth in tho channel OF 0 feet 7 inches. and
the river was still falling. a.231I; n
John McKiernan, M old and we'll known
steamboat steward, died at his residence in
Parkeraburg on Monday last. Among other
boats he Was engaged on we're tho ST. Law
renee, Kenton, John H. Groeabeck and Thos.
Sherlock. ~. ,;Eis.is ii+f;liJI
Rlcrs LANDING, Pa, January 17.-Rlyer s
feet 9 inches and falling. ..lfH,
MoRoASrowN, VIVA, January l7.-River
closed; ,weathsr clear; thermometer 500. .':5S
PARKER, Pa, January l7.-Riyer Q feot
and stationary; weather clear and cold. Nd
p1r7sBuRau,t January l7.-Riyer s feet II
inches aud falling; weather clear aud cold. i
. On CRY, Pa, January 17.--Riyer Q feet q,
inches and on stand; weather clear and
BBowsayILlr,. Pa, January; 17.-Riyer 10
feet G iuohsa and falling; weather clear; Their.
mometer co.. 80. 80 s.
LouavlLLE, Ky, January. l7,-Dspth In
hecanal 9 feet 4 inches; on the falls I fest 4
inchesaud rising. Y Z ri \,
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committing the theft he had sent 800 Of the
money home to his wife, deposited so with
4 liquor merchant Of WeltsyiI!e, and, after
spending httsen or Gig tteen dollara Of the
remainder, had come down to this city on
last evenings train. With the Assistance OF
the police. Marks was traced to low house
on Market street where no was found. He
was arrestsd and locked up. and OF noon
yesterday was taken back to Wellsvlile. He
denies the theft, but the evidence against
HIM is strong. Marks Is a native Of Wellaburg
W. Va. t5E .aaJ.g a.
1t Is proposed 10 have reunion at come
convenient time during the coming summer,
OF the soldiers Of the First, Second, Fifty.
second and Ntncty.eigh,h Ohio regiments, in
oil Of which wers companies from this city
and county, SO ~
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Inc number VI ttacEets etniiuyeu MAO lvl
10 the German Department thare was al en-
rollmcnt for the month OF 800. THIS NUN.
Der OF pupils was divided up into IS classes
or the number, 1888 ara OF German parentage
and l2l are native. Four teachers were EN-.
ployed at a sslary oil $3s 50 each per month
The Superintendent report was accompain.
ed by that OF the Librarian, which showed a
circulation Of 1881 books during the month
Of December. During the fame month there
was circulation OF 100 books In the reading
room. The average circulation per DIV wat
1856. There was rec eiged from fines $l3 and
from non.res'd, INT subscribers IS. Both re.
ports were received and ordered filed.
The regular quarterly report OF tho Clerk,
Of expenditures for supplies furnished tue
different schools during the quarter ending
September 30, was received and ordered Il ed.
1t shows 500 &C to have been expended iof
teachers, SIS 81 for schools and $S3 81 for In.
digent pupils. Total Sill CO The amount
expended Tor INDECENT pupils was divided
up as follows: Washington, 50 90; Madison,
IS So; Clay, SO 10; Union. s35 So; Centre,
IS 49,; Webster. IS 05; Richie, 81 G5 and col.
ored school, $l3 As.
Two or three bills wore ordered paid.
Tbs Commissioners Of Clay district re-.
ported having msdo tho following changes in
the corps OF teachers In that district, to take
effect February Isl: Mis- Lizzie Swift, from
division O., grade l, 10 division D., grade 2;
Mis- Ell Ia Aervy, division D., Grade s, 10 d.
vision G., grade ]; Miss Virginia HopEins
from division D.. grade 2, 10 division D.,
grade 8. These changes we're confirmed,
Adjourned at S:l5PM.
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The report referred 10 above was to the ef.
ieet that John II. Roster, ex.SheriG OF Kama.
wha county. and until recently prom!.
nent Republican politician In the
Third district, had "gons wrong" and a
shortage Of 50 900 had been discovered III his
accounts as Sheriff. Concerning the same
matter the following telegram was yesterdsy
received by. the 1ETKLLl0ENCxR from one OF
Sheriff Rotsler'B surtties = i77o0s,s7
CHARLE,ToN, W. Va, January 17.-Rossler
10 behind some on his bond. His bonds.
then will bave to make It up. He 10 trying
10 secure them. AN Of his bondsmen are
ssttstisd as to his honesty; also his reliability
II he has time. =. " =
At the State House, the clerks In the
Auditors office speak highly OF Mr.. Roasler's
business quali6 cations and promptness In
settling up. His accounts there have all
been tqaared bat small sum claimed a, Ia.
.srsst, the justice Of which claim is Ia die.
pute. s.asEgs -tGp.tr0
Bald one Of the clerks yesterday: III a pa.
per wants to make sensations OF that sort, n!l
y need do Ia 10 take the Auditors report for
1882 and print page utter page OF liss OF
Sheritis and e1-Sherlits who are reported In
aIreaTs on their accoaa@."< - - -.
Mr.. Rcss!er has removed 10 Virginia, and
was there electsd to tho Legislature oil the
Resdjuster ticketfrom E.s.1 county. ~
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.sCEUBENvILLE.

Colored Man Charged With Thcfx-0tlret
.lIgt "a Notes. ,i -!g 5Af
I The Second Presbyterian congregation are
preparing to erect new parsonage. Z,
Joteph Mccoy, an old farmer OF Cros,
Creek township. fell day or two since, and
dislocated his hip. 4, 49, II
Wednesday night at midnight an officer
from WellsYllle arrived In this CITY In the
search Of one Harry Marks, q colored barber,
who had stolen $50 from a saioonkeeper
named Ewing. In that place. Marks. thongh
working In Wellsville, belonged in Saline.
vile, and It had been dltcovered that ate:
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BELMONT OUNTY WOOL
'2--E- sI. --. o. So, i' -.
About Cleaned up-various News Notes
f, ..l from RplIAire H=..r.

About Cleaned up-various News Notes
,i.l1. from Rrllaire. syz-a,s 7.. .
Three cara Of coke were used in banking the
blast furnace. ~ Co. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcsworda are back from
their wedding journey. E,o s.t.I +.
Mr.. Regel Troll, of st. Clairsyille, was here
yesterday, shipping lot Of wool to the East.
MI. Fletcher, formerly one OF the firm OF
Mar:ng, Hart & Fletcher, nov, of Cumberland
Nd, was In town yesterday. l=F 49,
Mr.. Dennis Mccoy ia back here for a short
time, ate, taking to Bay City, Wis, the nail.
ers who are to work under him. '5
Few Bellaire alreets slope enough for coast.
Ing, except those that have no sidewalks. and
there the boys swarm day and night,
Edward link, OF Powhatan, yesterday
drove here on sled with large load OF but.
ter and eggs aud other produce to ship 10
PitHbnrgh. No boats are running, and no
railroad, but there are good roads iof sleds.
The high school class In natural philosc.
phy has made several unsuccessful attempts
10 burat key with water in an upright pipo
tho key being too small to multiply lie
pressure. i has proved cold work li,r this
kidd Of weather. -.5S-..-.''
The'e 10 difference OF opinion among the
stockholders Of the Union window GLASS
works as to the advisability OF starting ,he
works at once. Those who want to abapdon
The manufacturers position and 70 to work,
think they are In the majority, and It Is not
unlikely this work, may fire up coon. The
stockholders meet to-day. HI, : DEL, / q
There will be three delegates to renreseni
this the Sixth, District OF the Ohio Miners
Association ut the State Convention Ia Col.
umbus, oa the ed inst. Their names are ".
e. Smith, OF stewartsville, John Bowman, OF
Bridgeport, and Geo. Harrison, OF Byesyille,
Guernsey county. They leave Dellaire on
Monday next, and will represent twelve hun.
dred miners. s' 5.l1I,
The Tribune says: O. Troll & Sons TODAY
shipped car load OF wool to Lowell Mass.
which about winds up the Belmont county
wool business until the new crop. This wool
was bought at IS cents, which Is about cents
below the price OF wool at this time last wear.
We are informed by parties acquainted with
the situation that the wool crop Of Belmont
county Is sold out closer this year than Ms.
ual, notwithstanding the low price.
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Aramou.us place. to Conat.

iSia As fiue coastiug track IS ever seen in
tho city. 10 the one on Twenty.second street.
I. The aleds start on the Chapline hill! road
about two squares east Of EoT street, and
fairly fly past Eoa ana Chapline street, only
stopping at the street car track on Market
Z Some OF the larger .s!eds went clear past
!; Masn street last evening. ID, 4 4 - -
Such coaating Is exciting sport and exceed.
tcgly dangerous; but so far no serious mil.
bop. are reported. Some Of the sleds carry
Stheu, to collide the resultwoul be- q disss.
irons smash up. s7S-rz gSiD -
n Nearly ever oihes street In The civ with
any slope at all Is also utilized as ooastine
track. /" 1I Az VI n - -J. u 30 90, ~
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Mr.. Ben BAer, OF the firm 4 Simon Baar 4
Sons, Wholesale r % "a Of this city. died yes.
To-day at noon Of typhoi liver. He was the
oldest son OF Mr.. Simon Basr, and really the
thief business map Of the firm. Hs was
thirly.iour years old, and had been sck
about TO ! days. Mr.. Rasr WAS 4 man Of
marked business qualifications, Of fine edu.
cation, and well liked by those who knew
him well. His denta will be heavy loss to
the firm. aud sore ber,sv ement to his
family. He leayts-a wife, the daughter. OF
Mr.. a. Poilack, to whom he was married. a
few ears since Els funeral will take place
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The blood would run-For Fl 70 years was
a great sufferer from catarrb. Ny uostrils
was 80 sensitivsI could not bear the least
bit of dust; at times 80 bad the blood would
run, and at night l could hardly breathe,
After trying many things without benefit, I
used Ely's Cream Balm. am a living wit
ness OF Us etllcacy. Peter Bruce, Farmer.
Ithaca, N. Y. lE,sy to use. Price 50 cents. ]
~ .f. X rls. n. $50 sd. H-.Il- 'HTi TrhrAw
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81 ROAST CHICKEN with Oyster Dress.
Ing for Dinner to-day, ut the Peoples
Restaurant.
Thermometer Record.

The following shows the range Of the Their
mometer, as observed ut schnept'sdrag store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
1857, 1854.
,7A.v.l2H. r.N,7rx. IA. Ml2M5r.A.7f.N.
10 ~ u 40 a'
t1Tr'' = t"ssGVs INDlcATIoNa..1 = 800 ~
WARRINGTON, u. G., January IS = 1850 A.
Nor Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
cloudy weather and local rains south Of the
Ohio Valley; fair weather in the north, gene.
rally warmer and lower barometer with va.
rlable winds. mis-
K For The Lower Lake region. generally fair
eastern portiont; falling. followed by rls-
Ing barometer In the western portion.
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THE Famous H aite.s, ll4o Main street, have
begun their special s.lep. and this week Il
the great one dollar hat and $50 hes ofy sala.
Lock In their window a1d see what these
special sales consist OF. n, . J $3.50 =,
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TIE grave robbers captured In philsdel.
phia, are not rs bad aB those n,oihers who ars
lie Iobbsis. By neglectirg tho cough OF a
child; when they know full we'll that ans
bottle Of d. Bulls Cough Syrup would cure
It and make 1t hsppy. 80 s.FI}s1-s' - =
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ROSTERS RECORD D
FOR HONESTY, FACE FROM STAIN.
4 Friend Cents to his Rsstut-Nhat ono Of hi
Bond'nsn sAyi--Ths Late Bhsrit's Insention,( n
GOOD. and 30 0niy Seeds Tine-ysus \
sattsrs In tho State Aud yieisity, 4

10 The Editor ofths IntsIligeneer ~"
sn:-An INSCRIPTIONS report In the Regis.
!er this morning prompts me, as friend oil
John Il. Roaser, 10 repudlate the vile alan.
DER therein contained: Every true friend Of
Rosslef'a knows It to be false. I57lI
mr. 0af 81 A FRlRsB or, RosLxR's,
80, @..l But TRIED DxxocaAr.
Whekfinu ,Idntlnpu II ~ ,ranr ? ~ -
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WHAr Is needed here has at last come, an
enterprlsiag Rm who will cut these high
prices, and 1t 10 now being done by the
Famous Hattcrs, Iii! Main street, They
are now holding special one dollar hat and
thirty.liye cent hceieyy sale. = ! .7l.-z1s-
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: liz order to get CT a large surplus STOCK ]
will make heavy reductions on good sc asona.
Bile goods from this dnts. Call aud secure
bargains. 5.9} No. L;:V. B1oYD.
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Ql,e QnteltiQe,lttelssl,:
once, Nos. as and q Fourteenth Ntreet
New Advertisements.

/. l.LAst. 81 NOW ANNOUNCEMENTS.
"A Notice-W -Glassmen.
\ 4 Geo. + gtifet & Co.--Nsw Goods.
I, For sale-B.ick Observation-Disclosures
/ Done-Agent. aE
~ @. o. sn,iib. Real E,'a.s Agent and Broker.
FIR Fale-.Desirabe Business Propesiy-G.
I O. Smith, Agent. $780,. u
= For Rsnt-Fivs Isoomed House-G. 0.
Smith, Agent.
y Funeral No.ice-l. o. 0. r. rs AZ
y Notice-stnekholdels Of 1.-THE Union Flint
Glhss Works. e, Ir
For Rent-Rooms-Jo ohm Beckett.
franklin Insurance Compsny-Election
Notice. g 4Ef
Opera House-Duprtz 4 Benedict Famous
!, Glsantic Mins.rels.
n Opera House-Gulnnets & Abbey's New
Z York Company. ~.
Comfortable Home For Sale-Alexander
/ Bone, Agent. -. ''a. ~.
~ :. Now Is the Time-l,. +. Caldwell.
.r :, Special Sale OF Cafpets-G. Mendel d Co.
Dr.. John L. Bmith-Third page.
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. LEMON Pies at the Temperance Lunch
Room, lllG Market street, to-day. Dough.
nuts and good Coffee always on hand. !; 4 = !
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= Me-. JoHS LANE Of Hyde Park, Cook coun.
ty, H., aged sixty, s.a!es that alter six
months suffering with gout and rheumatism
without relief, lie fl sally tried St. Jacobs OIL,
the great pair-,ure, aud was cured.
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WIZ Gotss stuffed with currants with be-.
can tauct; also, Mountain Trout and Roast
Chicken for dinner t5:dsy at the Nero han Is
Restaurant 49, l=.hra go. r -t.-s
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{ PURCHASERS OF Boots and Shoes should call
aud inspect my stock before purchasing,
am Offering all goods at very popular prices.
-. u L.L- Y -. T. V HInSa
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7. 4 Wibp Goose stuffed with currants with De.
can sauce; also. Mountain Trout and Roast
\ Chicken for dinner to-day at the Merchants
Restaurant. y u 7Fsl s.lS IA IET
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The special sale OF one dollar hats, aad $50
hosiery Is now going on at the Famous Hat.
tiers, 1lt2 Main street. a. MI
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Cotton.

New ioRE, January 17.-Cotton iirmcr iutares
0s6c; April Hole: May ll.l5c; June ii, Csc: Jnjy
y '4 4e august II 49, September lLi4c October
CINCINNATI, O., January l7.-Co.,on strong at
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BEsute and look In the wiadows OF the
Famous Hattcrs, l1l2 Main street. aud see
their special sale. llI- - l.1'''
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= Tar Famous HAttsrs are open 'front.' 1. "
until 9 =. v, and Saturday II I'm. II g !
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Z OSE PRICE, and tina. the lowest, Is the motto
OF the Famous Hatters, lllo Main street. IN
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: CINCINNATI, o., January 17.-Flour dull and mn.
changed. Wheat heavy At 81 o.. Corn scarce and
nrin; No. 2, &c. Oats stronger at 37as7Isc. Rye
easier at &C. Barley In fair demand. no, isll
Gic. Po,k quiet at SIS Goals IS. lard heavy at
S.Coc. Bulk meats and bacon firm and unclaimed.
Whisky Arm NJ 81 II. butter dull and unchanped.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-18
Dry. Goods

NEW ioRK. JannaIy l7.--Dry Gootls-W!th u,ueh
better general demand there hiss been large in.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-18

BRAnroRD. January l7.-petroleum weaker, Runs
"wednesday Gtl5i barrels: shipments IS 1856 barrels:
United Pipe Luq. certificates opened Of 81 10:
closed 81 0h; highest price 81 lowest q OK.
On. City, PA, January l7.-petso.eum onrnrd
at 81 highest 81 lO1 lowest 81 Cs closed Al ii a.
Sales G,9S7ot0 barrels; clcarances yesterday is.
CO. 900 barrels: runs ,644 barrels: shlpmenf. hS
SIS llrrels; charters 1921 baYrelS - W,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-18

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