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: PLENTY OFC0sLF
Al the City Gas Works, mud no Need TO
Sfz -, ~ 49, Fear n Famine. 'n'IfHH| 81

Al the City Gas Works, mud no Need &c
f5'A ~ >. g Fcar n Famine. '.b.rS g.
Several expressed fear yesterday, TINT tht
heavy snow would 50 delay coal trains on t.s
Z roads leading into The city, and as hanling i,
I present is slmes: an imposs!bility, thut trou.
!. bio woala be had al the gas works ia making
/ sas. Those fears wore basaa on the fact thu
I nearly all freight tfains were abandoned ana
the difficulty private consumers had in GET
+ ting coal yesterday. In order to ascertain II
Z there was any real foundation Tor the fear an
1NTELLiexNcEE representative called on S.csr-
tRry Hszlett and learned from him that tho
supply. Of coal now ct the works was larre
enough to'last Tor tivg or SIX days. Therc src
also five car loads in tho Hempteld yards In
East Wheeling consigned to the works. An
!, dsy yesterday u gang OF men wSs ut work
digging road through tho snow to these
cars and To-day the coal will ba hauled 10 the
works. Should there be a further fall Of
Bnow and the worksnot ba able 10 secure ifs
,coa.it vii b. Obliged to fall back on the L.
cal banks.S No such slate OF affairs Is antici.
Fated; however. About three car loads OF
coal Is CONSUMED each day. Notwithstanding
the very cold weather. very little trouble has
been experienced, a very few. service pipes,
considering tho severity Of the weather, lay.
Ing been reported frozen. s,s!
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U. =. 8s..................lW
8, 4hs, coupons, .ll4hI
U. s. "a, coup1ns...;.l9Ll
Pacific Is OF '9S.......l2S
Central Pacific ilrsls.lllAl
Erf0 secOutls, %
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Citrk Hook yesterday admitted 10 record O
deed made January Sd, by Henry Hahne
and vi toJ. ". Mccoy, In consideration oi
II, for tho south % feet OF lot s, in square Is,
in the Eighth ward.
Also deed made the same day by J. W.
Mccoy and wife to Harriet Q. Hahn, in the
same consideration and for the samu prop.
erty. " 3@
K 4 decd made January 9th by r. X. GiEiu,
assrecial Commissioner and,in his own right,
10 Mamie j., vile Of Richard B. McCulloch,
in consideration Of s. 900 Tor lot I OIL the east
sids OF broadway, Island. ~,
Also . deed made January S!h. by Il. ].
: Bur-. Special Commissioner, 10 VALIDATING
Bcllirger, in confederation OF s.. GOO, for the
north half OF lot 100, on the west sds OF
MAJ ket tquare, IN the Filth ward.
IS Two deeds of trust were alao entered for
record. rs ="
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AdVicetO Mothers.

Are You disturbed ct night and broken Of
your rest by bick child suffering and Crying
with pain Of quitting teeth? II 90, send II
once and get bottle OF Mra. WINDOWS
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething. It
value Ia incalculahle. 1t will relieve the
poor little antters5 Immediately. Depend
upon It, Eothers, there is no mistake about
It. It cures dyeentary and dtar,hoes, regu.
iases the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, soitena the Gums, roducss lnfamma.
ton, and gives tone and energy to the whole
for Ohildren Testhing is pleasant 10 the
taste, and Ia the prescription Of one at the
oldest and best female phi ysiclans and nurses
in the Uui!cG States, and Ia for sale by ali
druggists throughout the world. Price Is
centsa bottle. rw,Aw
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] RIVER NEWS, I,
Steamers ,T!ed Up and cNo;hIns Being
1tst nUuc-Tcfcsrur;nf f.cnorfv E ,ta.5..s

| "
Stcnucrs Tiled Up and cEo;hIpv Hcinr
| 5..S boac--Tcicgrnrhic Reports. sj.s
The Andes, stockdsle aad Graham, are
lad up IN Ciaeiuuati till the weather modcr
ates. ElNslf flG5t- III, -
The O., L. & W. whsrfboat is high and dr7
on tho levee, where she wsa left by the ,ap,i.
y falling waless. She il III a very good posi.
ton, however. \ - y - :"
The Marietta whasiboat was taken into The
mouth OF the Muskiugum, Saturday. The
Diurnal AID tho Q. N. Lowell were already
quartered there. i+.s a Si,' !. .'1,s''S'' :
Hill, the diver, reports that his last In yes,;.
gation Of the condition of1he sunken Carrier
provts that she cannot DO raiscd, and viii
have to ID wrecked. r ~ II, '17,5 - -
This river continued 10 fall steadily all day.
Last night the marks indicated a depth of 7
iset 4'inches. The levee Is entirely deserted.
Not bout Is moving. Is 80 ~. = !,
Y The scolin Ia laid up at PITTSBURGH; and
Will DO the fcst packe. out for Cincinnati Al
soon as navigation will permit, Tie @. ".
balche.or Is tho only other laIgs packet laid
up there. Il l{ = ~ : - $3.50 80
GEEEs:DoEo, Pa, January o.-Rirer closed,
weather snowy. a 4j57I i-15S -
PARKER, Pa. January o.-Riyar 3 leet ard
stationary; clear and mild. Il, " -
On CRY, Pa, JANUARY. 0-Riye5 9 feat 3
inches and on stand; soowing. ri, A..
Lock No. 4, Pa, January 0-Riycr : fsot
aud statsoaaryisnowins; thermometer ooo..S
/, McEs LANDING, Pa, January 9.-Rjyer s
teet and stssionar! & weather Hnosy; thcr.
~4ASbAVtVA ~
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luary 9.-P0tt0leum htm' VI
Live stock. WY


CINCINNATI. O., January 9.-Llve hogs weak;
common and light 81 OOaG IS; packing rnd butch.
en 81 6Oa6 6s; receipts $500 head shipments i69o
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BEI.LAIRE,
RAILROAD Promotlons..L Lem Year Eve,

Railroad Pr0motionx..Lenp Year Events
-5 etc., &c.
No Council meeting Tuesday evening.
There is to be leap ysar party at Mis-,
Jennie Stewards Monday evening.
The street car line OF slsds, at ten cents q
head are doing n rushing business,
Some Of the irs-plugs on the streets gers
dug out Of the snow and irozen mud yester.
day, Is 'Ni- 800. .ss ~. "a
The Bed Men will have biz time Monday
evening. The Ohio Grand Bachem will BE-
here. 60. III - E5s,.5. :, tI.IS 4. - :
No freight was moved on the Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh Railroad here yesterday, except
local freight. ..'fs $50 1.iir. -
The Echo Literary Society ladies have ar.
ranged to take their gentlemen friend sleigh.
riding-a leap year affair. .
James Milligan went on the roof of his
store TO shovel snow, and went through q
ssylight, landing in the middle.of John
zweig'a store. g- .3l.. 4 ~, r.,,'l $e -"
Superintendent B. T. Jones had workmen
shoveling snow on the Fourth ward soho n,
building Tuesday midnight, for fear Of rain
wetting tho sncw and breaking In the roof, :
The snow was shoveled from great many
VI tue MAt Eoold tuescay nlHnl, ma IN some
cases those On the sidewalks werc nearly
covered with small avalsnches from above.
Sons promotions have been made: Robert
Chisholm, the veteran engineer, to be night
foreman o!:ths Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh shops;
Thomas Elliott, another engineer, nigh,,
caller; and another. Gal. Able, TO be boss
wiper. ~, I, K ~ NIl,'
In spite OF the extraordinary condition Of
The streets, BeItaire turned out two good
sized sudienecs-at the Kitty Rhodes per
formauca and at the Stuart Rogers entertair
ment, and had o leap year bali at City Hall
bCsiafs. ~ ~. 81 IS .IT'
There was much complaint yesterday, and
all day Tuesday, TINT number OF house.
holders madeno attemp. whatever to remove
the heavy snow from the sidewalks, THOSE
who cleared walk had to wade through
their nsighbors' snow. 51.IllTs. =
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PERSONAL MENTION,


News md Gossip Ia Relation to varions
az. People.
Il; The Thursby Company are Mt the McLnre.
: d.. D. Mayer, Of Charleston, is In tho city.
= Prof.. F. a, Crsgo is confined 10 his 1oon.
by illness. l..a -
& r. J. Hall, Of Morgantown is in town
Mr. i. @. Rsist; advance agent OF Baker sgtl
Furson, 10 here ahead Of the company.
2 Mr. ana Mrs J. K. Doslo,d celebrated
their golden wedding last night ut their rosi.
dence in East Wheeling. 4 large nunbe,
Of friends were present and many elegant
presents were rtcelved. The occasion was n
most enjoyable one. t3, }.-i.alll. 81.
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A Hotel Robbery.

For several weeks past young fellow call,
ing himself Harry Hutchinson. whose forme,
residence, nobody here seems 10 know, has
been employed at the Mcclure House. One
OF bis fellow employees, a young German,
roomed with him. The German boy had
saYed up $S2 from his wages, which DO had
a in hf TaRk IN toe room Occupied by him
noon about eleven O'Clock the German want
to- his room,S and happening to open bis
trunk, was startled out Of years growth to
find his money gone.S The police we're mott.
fed, and the city and suburbs were dill.
gently searched, but no Hutchinson was
found. The German mounrs the LOIS Of his
ST., which vas q heavy one 10 him. ~
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The report will be published in full US soon
!, presented to Council by the Committee on
Finance and Accouuta ~, -
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A U0UAT9.FaiT NOTE,
LIS TssvTls and ITS Ncfrcis-A NItsspn,,c,l
d., '. Wn-ti H.I,-aa7 stu

Ward. sta'F-.l III
Yesterday tradssMan paid out five dol
lar hill to maa who paid i. to another her
ssn, who in time paid II ont again 10 on,
wbo Immediately included It In his deuosi,
In tho Commercial E.ak. Tho note bore ey
cry appearance Of hsyIpg passed stsropeh ,
great may hands before II reached the Com.
meseial ank. The edges wero fray.
ed. III, face andl back were soiled
acd tho noIo was creased as Though II had
been folded great many titues. i : =! ''''
The bank mans prSc,iyed csent cnce ps,l.
% It Gs q countsstelt on The N ltionaI Bamt
OF Ttmaqnn, Pa, which banks notes nave
besa very largely md successfully counter.
fsiMa: The mole is wei, engraved, printed on
EpdG paper, and might essily, deceiys INV
but experts. The numbers and letters in red
inkhsve faded come, aud this ice. sttrae'a
suspicion. The absolute proof OF the colflter.
Iit II any mcrs vera needed, Is found In A
mispelled wordin tho top line on Tue back
Of the uote-"sud demands o,r,,iy' iastead NJ
owing" Before night the note had cot
back to " Thin one of.tho person who cave ii
Its iits. star: in tho mornlrs-another iilns.
!ttatton o. the rsp!d travel Of money ID circu.
latinD i,S,,y5s.s ~ = e lif-
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Z Weather 6tfip-kirk'd Art a.ore.
T Artistic Pottery and Fancy Goods-I. G
Dillon.
n Special Sale OF Ca.pets-G. Mcndel & Co.
9 Dir. Joh1, i Smitd-Thiri page.
Z = JeiIeraon 1nupraaco Company.
For Ren;-pEsJ,G Q. Hupp.
Stockholders Meeting-Jos. @. Brady, Sec
re AIRY.
4 Slaughter In Queenswayc-pavison Bros.
Hotice-Wheclins ( Harrisburg Railws,
Company.
n Notice-E!m Grove & State Lime Railroad
Company.
Wanted Board fer Lady aud Ge1tlsman
=. Los.-H. Linsen.
Gard OF Thanks-Mr. and Mrs. schenk.
A Fact-Dayid Ash.
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a FACE!

That all goods in my place OF
business have been reduced to SUCH
/ u figure thAtshould you desire my.
thing in my line, you Gun certain.
!, ~ be- pleased, both as to price and
quality, by fayoring me withacall.
HI, Twill firststate TINT all Youths,
4 Boys, school AMI ChiIdren's Cloth
I ing has been reduced TO an alnaz.
.ingly low price, and then quote the
following reductions III mems suits
iand Oyerc0ats:
From IS 90 to IS 90. t
From $40 90 to 81, so. -.
From 81 90 TO IS 90. ~
From sl2 50 to $40 90.
From $l4 90 to Sll so. q
From SIG 90 to Sl2 90.
From SIS % to $40 90.
Don't forget that carry Il full
line Of Gents Furnishing Goods.
@ DAVID ASH,
Ia,o 10 TWELFTH STREET.
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100 MUCH Snow,

This spscics Of iln was harmless, and re.
leved tho monotony Of the Snowy wastes.
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MILLIONS Of bottles OF Dr.. Kings New Dir.
coyery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds
as Trial Bottles OF The large size. This enor.
nous outlay would DO disastrous to the bro.
prietors, were It not for the rare merits
possessed by this wonderful medicine. Cali
at Logan & Co.'s Bridge Corner Drug Store.
and get a: 100 Trial Bottle free, and try for
yonrsalk il never fails to cnra. MwrxR
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:, Deducting this sum from the Indebtedness,
II will DO seen that the net debt December
81, 1883. was $G0G. Gle IS, decree 10 In the
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>. uuetiAb talo SUN l[OU the lnGeDeGnCSp,
II will DO seen that the net debt December
II, 1883. was $CoG.Gl2 IS, decrer 10 in the
year Of SOL, 3i2 SO. - -
There was spent on the streets and alleys
ABOUT $25. COO moro In 1888 than Ia 1882 TIE
Fire Departments expenses were decreased,
a. stated recently in this paper. about 5000
rom those Of the previous year. "The Water
works expenditures were deere ased over
$1,000, there having been special outlays In
" Tor new works and the thirLy-inch main.
There was material increase In the receipts
from licenses, and also In the revenues from
the CITY scales. The Chief OF Police turned
oyer oyer IN 1888, 50 sos o5, against SGlS7 % in
lss2, possibly owing In soma III assure 10 the
increase OF the police force in August The
police expenses In 1888 were SASH 40, and
IN lSS2, So S5 GO. The assessment for 'S3 be-
gan TO come In earlier than in former years,
which increased the revenues decidedly.
CLERK Bowers explained that there Is over
Slet wv due ne Interest on outstanding loans
which was not reported by the Commif ,ion.
ere. This sum, therefore, stands a. credits
when 1t should be recorded ss debts. To
otlset this. however, City Collector Urruh
mas paid So, 600 on the debt Of 1871, which
was not reported In time for the annual re-.
port Had both these s,,ina been included
tho showing would have been even better
than is. '':. : =
The report will be published in full us soon
e. presented to Council by the Committee on
Finance and Accouuts -
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G0fEASNES4s-Flrn,. gtHFg|'EN'
VS.. Ss.'........"..loo, ls;P;&s g. an.s""lisH
n.s.4hs soupons.,.llah 2. I. bonds ilnt;....lls,
Pacific Gsof '9,.........l2s u. T. sinking iund..ll75
Rrio secous..........., % DO Rio Gande dly. ~.
RAILROAD BoSDs-S.r.ng. ~
STATE SECURITIES STEADY, s', o7I5GG
lehigh & wilke-.-1o5 Tennessee Is. new... Al 4.
Lo,titanh c0usols"- 70 rirgiutA ds....,..... 10
Missouri Gs."......,..lo. Virginia consols, eI.
Tcnncss:e old.""".. 40 Virginia ptefcrrcd.... =
tTccKs--The market opened a fraction lower all
around and "a the h'ss ten miautes Of basInesa
prices Ian on 70 e Per cent. shortly before the
lint call speculation became strong and a general
Central shares, opened at s9% and lose IapiIis 10
ok regular and " cash. livestock commanded "a
high IS lper cent per diem. AS reported Wander.
blit has notified the brokers that he wished them
wcte carrying for bis account. This report gained
eredence from the fact that the Vanderbilt brokers
had 70 call In round amounts OF stock. Efforts IN
Jetsey Central also twisted tho steak which closed
at S6 lsst evening, opened at ~ cash and regular
fell of 10 81, and later returned to IS. y =
Union Pacific advanced from AZ to 76}S: Louis:
Vile 6 Nashville ilom i53S to Az, and Missouri
Pacific from ss1s to soH; tut lemsinder Ct The list
WAS q reaction OF u 10 per cent. but during The
last hour Of business the market became st,ong,
with Union Pacific the prominent feature the stock
soa to ~ rise OF * per cent. i,om the low, )!
point Today. Bears attempted 70 check the rise by
putting out seller at GO and options at price abo,
- per cont. below quotations. III the regular way,
but all thess options were freely taken aud failed
to have the desired effect Transaction; III this
tseck Was enormous. ' sE--lI. Wa, i
The market closed strong with an advancing
tendency. Az compared With LAST nights c|oyc
prices ale up y to w per cent for tho usually
active list aud 2as per cent for Union Pacific and
21s i9r Michlsan GENITAL Ia speeial4es New YORK
shares changing hand on the way up. New York
and New Eastant was better, the demand moving
upto lGA. M advance Of " per cent. Milwaukee,
Lake Shore and Western preferred rose per cont
TO ". and Oregon Navigation per cent 10 lCl bid
TRANSACTIONS ySl nCl Slla roy y. ~
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How CAN 1 become poeG'wrose a con.
esi&d youth 10 the singer; Lougfellov. ga,
tsh, my Goar sir.n'. Bat we doubt the advice:
no man however has ever doubted the facs
That Dr.. Butts Cough Syrup ia the greatest
cough 1emtdy now in the market. III l53}jjli e
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THE OlTY'S FINANCES.
POINTS FROM THE CLERKS REPORT.
Tho CITY Debt Decreased Materially In tho Tear
Jass Closed b. Eeoaemy In the Dspaz.msata D,
And the Increased nevsnu.s-R.lAti,e
Cost Of the Different Htrvless.

A reporter OF the ISrkLLlaxScsR dropped
In at the City Clerks oalce yesterday, and
~Iked Clerk Bowers II was not about time
for his annual report. The Clerk said Il was
ready, and only waiting for meeting OF the
Committee on Finance and Accounts to ex.
anime 1t 30 that It might go before Council.
what does II show about tho state OF the
general coters" asked the reporter.
"Well, the financial affairs OF the city are
Ia somewhat better shape than they were a
year ago, as you eau see by tho report"
The status Of the city's funds December 81,
1882, was rs follows: Il. !
londeded Indebtedness Dec. 81, 1852. $780, $50 O
1%t, tyyo1t W
30i7U ~
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\, Do NOT torture yourself longer BY, wearing
ili.htting shoes, but 90 at once and get psjr
Of shoes that have both style and comfort
combined, at L.Y. Blond .. s $500 800
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A SECOND invoice f|"Waukenphas,n shoes
and other styles, in .centiemen's fine hand
and machine saved shoes, just received at
L. Y. Blends. '.'S3i -, 80
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.h,nmor, a, asa r, ,,o,. cba,tsrx none runs i6,f7s
bsIrcls MarFetf extremely dull aud business
purciy local. q = 13I.I 7iI;5l a lts}lsgs
pf,Tsrr,ou fpA. January s.-Tho afternoon
.es.,on va Anil and weaE; orened Al q lijI; dc.
elined to ii isst. and closed Il d tS5<. 4: ,iT5
NJ, r,vo,v I.,u.,v O -patrotoutn nominal: 70.
fined VHay3ic, ~. M 'l}316'.'9'lli'I9 81 W.
NEW Your. January o.-petfoleum Arm; United
- i's' -. .....
Ase saoeH. liz. 49,, -,
CHICAGO. January Vine Wotas sv Et n ~ y.
ports Lave hogsRsceipa s ~ So agHa ~ ann,,ni
IVY heaa' natnes WSsaSS, ~ W. svng ~, hesvy
81 HtGsuas dsai ~ s7 osS H. iisht II 2sat 10;
srtns N tash M. rin.ea stcajy md 1900 unsold.
Cat-Reoeipts $500 head thpmentss Wy ~ DEAL .a
market fairly active and stoady ~ 70 u,U ~,
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IoLEbU, @anuhry 1.-Wheat quiet and steadv.
~ eoI White a No ?wh.e oc; No. rod sa:E
~ III sa1ossa; r. o. a;! Eies'ffy s
Ami No. c.sa and January sic; FeSiuaa1vv t s, nHs
ga Sac ssetd; Nay aac bid; rejected ~ ' ~
biS ot quls: and steady casS
III csnay ssc ssktd May Rye No
afy SIS CD Fcbrunry ri in .f'' sAe H 2uu Janu.
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!, { .Th : Rests

:. benSons Cape'ne Porous Plastets are ad-
miitedlys The Bsst">io local rheumatism,
ana . neuralgia. 5o. Esaw n
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THEDAILYS MARKETS..
The Financial World.

New York. January 4.-Meney market easy
at lEA?% per cent: closed offered at per cent.
Primo mercantile paper ta6x per cent Sterling Ex.
chnngo bankers bits ttroug at si.sf; demand
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Cotton

NEw Yogx, January 0.--Cotton steady: iuturei
ktetdy; January l0.i0c, February lo.s2c; Ma.cf
10 csc; April ll.l3c; May LIE; June n.49e w
10.S5c. November i0.75c. yf5. 1910
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The following shows the range Of the thcr.
mometer, as observed at Schreptsdrug store
Opera House corner yesterday:
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NEW YoRK, January 9-Matket without maltet
activity; dAily sales giye very fair business with
ratio daily iucrclse and low prices Cotton goods a.
tfactiug more attention and gooo quAntl'y wa
secured; buyers are arriving, 7'E +.
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un r,SSeSs17' g, !ssusry e-Four heavy and
Cora active md firm at size. Cats in H. tITw Ta
iasnd and higher ut ssIasgc. RYE G.1n a. w w
&C. BARLEY y good demsud extra No. T..
S.s0aS e:3HIc, Bulk meats ouiet and upmEa.y a.
ba.on tltn and unchanged Whisky asm at 81 IL
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o DlE.DrpEn. January 9-The market is sui ve,p.
nen 65S bar. es; ch4rters IL. 261 bsrreIs
ances se9s go barrels: United ripe LING
epenca a. = ana closed at 81 iE5< heilcst prcn
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OIL CRY, Pa, January o-pet:oeum openea :,
~, w highest q lS lowest 81 closed a;
t5 5s ais S,0 barrels cls.snsea Yesterday
tae62 barrels; charlcss ~ ,i62 ba,lels y y
THusr,uE. PA, January 9;-opencd al 81 1Ix.
h.shsst q "; lowest 81 ls7S; cloted vi ii is}s
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DENTISTRY.
ahe zxtdlige,ltfass.


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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-10

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Daily Republican., 1884-05-24
strawberry Festival.

The members and friends Of the
First Presby terian church, Tenth and
Market streets, commenced a straw berry
festival Thursday evening In the base,
ment In the Sunday school building at
the rear of the church. The decorations
are admirably arranged, some of them
unique and all of them highly appro.
pirate.
Three large octagonal booths occupy
the centre of the room, in one of which
are kept fancy articles, in another flow.
ers and in another fruit They are Ell.
yeloped in a perfect labyrinth of ever.
green's andartlficial and natural flowers,
comporting with the cheerful and win
ming smiles of the ladies' havil G them
in charge. On either side are tables
around which cheerful parties gather
to chat, eat ice cream and cake, and siI
the most delicious coffee that evel
touched human lips.
The straw berries, too, are delicious
Cold lemonade is dipped up from the
bottom of an artificial well, over whict
presides a fair Rebecca, and where
youthful Isaacs love to linger. A mys
terously cnrtained apartment in on'
corr er attracts the attention of visitors
On the approach to it the curtains opel
ana a fair hand is held out for "Only ;
dime" The dime is cheap for thu
privilege of seeing quilt containing
nine hundred patches with the name 0
the donor on he patch. The dime ad
mission just pays for the patch ant
st"nciling of the name.
The quilt is u present to Rev
+. B. Duval, the late pastor of the church
In this apartment are platform scale
upon which young ladies and gentle
men, by paying 5 cents, can find hoV
much avoirdupois they draw. Tb
festival was well patronized last night
and If the public only knew what
pleasant place it was to spend an even
ing it would be crowded all the time.