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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-07-16
& ELROD'S
Lake Tahoe

THIS POPULAR STAGE LINE
i Running between Carson City and
Glenbrook, on the Eastern shore OF Lake
Tahoe, connecting with steamers, has
resumed the passenger traffic for the
present season.
Until May 1st tri-weekly trips will oe
made to the Lake and return, and sub
sequently, up to the close of the season.
the accommodation will be daily.
The coaches will leave here upon the
arrival of the train from Virginia2City,
about Q 90 q. m, and return in time
to connect with the evening bound pas
4enger train for the Comstock.
Fare, each way .................SS W
Passengers will be called for and de-
livered to any part OF this city; parcels
and freight to and from the Lake will
be delivered with desired promptitude.
This line justly boasts of the most
modern rolling stock, the best of horses
and most expert and careful drivers OF
any stage line on the Coast. apo
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'0TT-T- : - 49, --7-I- : :
AN INTERESTING CASE
OfAssistcd E,niErntion-Other Hclialre

OfAssisted EiniErntiOn-Other Nclialre
ltemy. & Z. Lsg}f5
There will be q meeting Of the Grand Army
Post for tho installation OF officers Tonight
Mr.. William Sharp and Miss Jessie left yes.
terday noon on Visit 10 friends in Peansyl-
vania. ;ls,4;.i,7 % i * y, :.
Mrs. McClain Is low with IN liberated
stomach. She Is the mother OF the McClain
brothers Of this city. ',5I.l,5.g z
The Archer. Doram cutting scrape was tried
before the Mayor and Boram held In three
hundred dollars bond 10 appear at court
for trial. $3.50 - So =
The snow covers the ice that was already
formed aud ready for the skaters; but the
rink Is swept frequently. Quite crowd was
en- 1t yesterday. s "A f a. =
The new engine and pump for the water
works power house swill be ready next
month, according to the contract with the
builders. The foundation and building for it
are ready. 3 Z. 3 z. &, -. "a -,
Frank Hinman, the builder OF the
Union aud Crystal window glass houses here,
and who Is now putting up Tho ENTERPRISE
works In the NIst:ward, has been engaged to
build the new factory about 10 be established
at Quaker City. This is the fourth building
Of this kind he bas had this year. 4, n
The Diurnal left the wharfboat yesterday
Just before the arrival Of the Pittsburgh
train, and half dozen passengers started
after her in o wagon, after telephoning to
the Pitt sburgh Ccal Works 10 hail the boat
but when the boat learned what was wanted
she put out again, fusing 10 wait. The pas.
sengers had TO return and 90 by train.
What looks like case OF nsssisted emipra.
ton, to give this community ths oharge OF
four Bohemian children that should be In IN
Austrian children's home, comes TO light
here. A woman coming over to join her
husband here at Bsllaire, WAS given four
boys that were In home In Bohemia, and
was paid their passage money and something
for her care, and told their parents were
living al Bsllaire and wished the children
brought over. The parents arc not here aud
no one knows Of any such persons having
been here. The. woman and her husband
are OF course. 'pot able to support The boys,
and want them put where thsy can be taken
care at the public's expense. q ~ :, n
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Almost n Conilasraiio,,n |,

There was a narrow escape from coptla.
grafton on the hillside In the Second ward
yesterday. An old woman named Margaret
Purcell lives alone in dilspidated old house
on Charles street, Busna Visits. The wood
work around the fire place caught fire, and
the flames gained considerable Roadway be-
fore IN alarm could be raised among the
neighbors. At one time 1t looked
as il the house must be destroyed,
but men living near finally extineuished
the fire with buckets OF wafer drawn from a
well. Had the fire got o little more OF a start
not only Mrs. Pnrcsll's house would have
been destroyed, but several others adjoining.
The houses near are all frame, brisk freeze
vas blowing at the time, ind II is impossible
to get anything like stream OF water from
the city pipes in that locality. Tho chimney
!, defective one, and the attention of the
Fire Wlrdens should be directed TO it, as the
locality Is peculiarly open 10 danger. &,
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had ACCIDENT AT a FUNERAL,


Salvation Army Row aud bhowman's
gG,is Troubles nj Wctfsburg,
Tho small boy was entertained yesterday
by bear performance on the street.
January - b ID the day set for voting on
tho new town ordinance, whether or not the
people will give sl6, 600 for general improve.
ments. 80 o!EiilEt ~.
Four young men named William Kerr
William Blankonsop, Frank Hall and Harry
6emple, were before Justice Quest this week
for creating o disturbance at the Salvation
Army Injecting on last Saturday night. Al
ter hearing the evidence 1t was decided to
hold tho boys In the huni OF 500 each, for
their appearance at the next term Of Court.
A terrible accident occurred yesterday
evening to Is hack load OF pall.bsarers who
were returning from the cemetery after the
funeral OF Mrs. +. 7. Hall. On coming down
the hill out OF the cemetery the tongue strap
on one Of the horses broke, which caused the
animals to run Of, upsetting the hack and
scattering the occupants In every direction.
Louis Vollhardt sustained q disloCauon OF the
arm, Hugh Barth had his nose badly mashed
and was severely hurt about the head, and J.
B. Hngan, O. Mayer and Philip Good were
badly bruised. The hack was reduced to
kuuiluH Wuou, huu ~ was ioItuuhto tuht
there was no loss OF life.
DR.. H. II. Arnold, q show man, has been
detained In town for several days by an at
tachment being put upon his goods aud
csatlels by ]. O. Miller, former agent, who
cliims the Doctor owes him the sum OF $500.
A Jury trial was held yesterday before Squire
Campbell, in which they failed TO sgree. A
new jury was asked for md the, trial set for
next Monday. The Doctor gave security
yesterday for the amount OF his show fixtures,
aud will 20 to Moundsville this morning 10
fill an engagement. Millers claim is'an old
one, having been contracted in 1877. The
sympathy OF the people here Is with Arnold.
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+ nsi5T. MATTHEW'S CHURCH. -sesY!ec at 1890
A 81; tho Bt. Rev. Blshop Petcfkln will preach.
No evening service. sod 81
pEsECoSD PRESBYTERIAN CIiuRcH.-ser.
vices ut 1880 A. n. aud 2. ~, by Kew. VIM. II.
Cooke, u. D., pastor. SIS ts7 2 .iH
nB-3HApLlEE STREET NJ. K. CHURCH.
services al the Chaplne Street Church tomorrow
oil the mos1lsg termon: "Thc Harvest Of Men,"
At7n NJ: "CGrhi's sollci,udo for Sinners"
rB-DlsCIPLE5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at tho Dis.
ciples Church on Sabbath Rs follows: Sunday
School, $50 a. ~ rreathing 10 30 A. NJ; sub
o SSSsas Ct Gfs S%f kSSeSdn6 hs po!
pB-UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH.-Ser.
vlctB at 1880 4. y. and att r. NJ conducted BY tho
pastor, Rev. J. T. Mcclure, D. b. Sabbath School
at2P. NJ, ". J. ". Cowdeli. Esq, superintendent.
EB-FIRsT PRESBYTERIAN CnuRGH.-There
will DO preaching In the Flnt Prc'bJte fan Church
u. D., at 1880 4. =. and at O'Clock r, d: his
church will hRyu services erery evening during tho
wceg at 739. In observance OF The Week oil Payer.
4 cordial Invitation - extended 10 the public. 81
nB5sPECIAL sEBVICE!-Pre.bytcsli services
will DO held III tho Epiicopal Chapel on South
broadway, Island, 70 morrow evening at O'CLOCK.
Rev. J. 6. Lyle Viii ollElste Y
Es-UITIzEN's BIBLE CLAss.-The7 Citizens
Billie Gloss will meet S. usual Ia tho lecture room
oil tho Fist Presbyterian Church, Tomorrow alter
noon At $50 O'Clock. Lesson, James c., 1Gs7v,
rD-FouRTI1 STREET N. l. CHURCH. Preach.
Ing Sunday at 1910 4. N. and J., ~ by the pastor.
Rev. Joseph L. Smith, D. D: Sunday School at 3
P.x. Young Peoples Meeting Monday evening.
rS-ZANE STREET NJ. Z, CHURCH-Rev. Mr..
Fitzpatrick, pa,tor. Theme for to morrow morn.
ing al I0:sG, THE New Commandment" after
the sermon Communion will be administered.
Theme for Z r. ~, 1.-The Love Power" Sunday
School at 2P. NJ. All arc Invited. a,.Fa
rHrRrIT
Picsching 10 morrow morning and evening by the
p'Htor, Rev. C. Ashuty. Evening subject, Seeking
The Kingdom. Of sod aud Hii Righteousness
Sunday school att r.M. l's.l.
eb-fIRsr ENG. EVAN. LUrH. CHURCH,
There will DO Communion services In the Fiat
English Evangelical Lutheran Church tomorrow.
In The morning also m opportunity for the bap.
tim Of Children. in the evening the pastor, Rev.
Z. Il. Cornblaser, Will preach. Strangers arc vel.
come SUNDAY School at 9 p. ". &c. 1ht.7aar
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PERSONAL MEarION.
News and Gossip In Relation 10 vnrIou

NeWshnu GossIp In Relation 10 Various
% People. V
NJ. W. Amick hssgone 10 Nashville,
S 0. G. Dewey, Esq, is once more in the city.
Mr.. Jacob Heyman has left on business
trip to Pittsburgh. j., Z :, =
Miss Bee Hough will return 10 her home
at Farmont to-day. = A ! j -
Mr.. L. Everett, OF Matamo,us. Ohio. IL visit.
ing on tho South Side. :. !.
Will Rogers aud his mother are visiting
friends o. Louisville, Ky. 80
VI. Hyder, OF We;zsl county, is visiting
friends In North Wheeling. 80
James Wilson, Of Short Greek, was visiting
friends in the city yesterday. a :
Mr.. George Tiiton, OF Tiltonsyille, Ohio.
isvlsiting friends on the South Side. :
Misses Mary and Elizabeth Rsa, Of Pitts.
burgh, are guests Of Miss Hattie Dalzsll. 81.
Judge Boyd was so far recovered from his
sudden illness as to be able 10 be out yester-
day. .5g Z 80. = =
Miss Lou Garrard, Of Pittsburgh, is The
6ido. 6 :, g: -. 80,
Mrs; William Il. Robinson, who hes been
on visit TO Cisrksbnrg, hs3 returned to her
home on Main street. -. :. :. &
Miss BoRman';of Springfield, O., who has
been visiring MIS-: Geo. X. Wheat, returned
to her home on Thursdsy. -;
Henry Drake, the Top mill mailer, who hiss
been on the slck list for some time past was
reported as improving yesterday. $50
The family Of Mr.. 8. 7. Hooten left Tues.
day, for Wheeling. where they will remain
until spring, and then remove to Baltimore.
Grafton Sentinel. 80 ..,1-1.iS'
Rev. ]. 7. Mcclure, pastor Of the United
Presbyterian Church, who for month past
has been visiting Mr.. Crawford II. Booth, in
Texas returned homo Thursday evening
greatly benefited BY bis Trip. -
Miss Ellie Cline, Wheeling belle who
came to Morgantown to attend the Kelley
Jacobs wedding, left for her home in tEe
Nail city Monday. While here she made
quite number Of friends-especlalIy smopg
the young gentlemen. Hope sha may pay
Morgantown another visit soon.-diorsantorn
Post. .s5., - Z. :, H.. ID
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TIrusyILLr, Pa, January 4.-opencd at 81 Is;
highoSt 81 l54 loves. 81 closed at 81 li< ship.
,nents; United S92S7 barrels; idewater, figures net
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BrcnllstnT. aud proyisIon..

CHICAGO, january 4.-Flour dull aud uuchanv.
Ga. wheat III good demand, stronger aud higher,
hGt .ae aaTanse was not sustained opened VI
nisher, advanced TITLE additional, then Decided
1c. and closed easy with Hc under yesierday; sale.
ranged: January 9l4G95ssssc, closed al eiIr. FeS,.
EuaIy gSaaa9esc; closed a!ssHe: March quo,able ic
EYER February Nay 81 GS,l closed al 81 ok:
No 7iaslc; NJ Fed Siaef SsoSe earn az 9 IsI
unsetiei and nervous dung the early testiop. Az
vancea lAalBc ovef Waterways closing, then dc.
G ~ a. Is2 and closed sc lower January;
ysedsy cash sos asG az 81 NAY than
sslu1ssos%c, clcsco ~ sG14s57e; February tGsia
ssIe Closed at 5tsSSa5Ghc; May 5g1Is6lLc, cIcsed
a! sssc Oats str.lg and higher carly, 6ut easier
Jsnaay sS s eiCss sd 4 SSsd a
size; May S7SaS74c, Closed 'i NJ s s1sa
Rfe aull a. ssEe. Barley steady at c0a62c. FlaS.
l5a2oc higher carly but Iectded, again rsIlied &
medium hgHresl and closed tame; csxh sIi S1ts
Il 49, January 81 Sl1shl4 90, closed at sill Siis
y 70; EShIaafy Va 3?Sal4 60, closed at ell IA
eiossa Al hi 81 s " S2S Nay "
opened 2ka5c higher receded 5slGc, and Isier
closed steady; cash s.SyaS.S2i January sS9iIc.
February S.s5A8 95. closed at .S.s5c; March Siifn
so'S Sqssa 81 as si Nay closed
shoulders G.loc; abort rib T4Sc short clear T. 7sc
Butter. and eggs quiet and unchanged. WHISKY
STEADY and unchanged. Call-W heat, alcs 6s '6i,
bushels; January. February and March dcrIInnd
iSc: May declined 70 Corn, sales $4,000 bnsbaSs.
January advanced tssc: February and Nav deciinnS
nc. Oats, sales 55.Ct0 bushels; Fcbruary dseiined
~. PORK, sales 800 pounds; Fehrrary and Il s1
atyaneed 2hsc, Lard, inle $50 poupdst Febrnsr ~
adYanttd Az: May advanced &c. fs"' Icy
! iSEw YoRg, January 4.-Flour veal. rcrci,,.
"a eco barrels: exports 98 o barrels: eornman ~
good IS 2ia8 IS: good 10 choice IS S0si; D "
OHIO 81 S0a5 Is: St. Louis 80 30sG q. MInnesS,a
patent proccts S. 7sa7 co. Wheat, spot Ibis Essta
lower; options opened a shade higher, aftc,Waidss
lest tho advance aud fell or Sale co, in heavr. ra
ceipsiiioO bushels; exports n 900 busheis Sn 70 >
Chicago 81 06N; No. spring 81 Oaxal 0ii.: No .
rcd 81 10al ts8; January, sales $1,000 bushc,s ~
l96al II, closing at 81 Febuary. sales 81
siles 672 90 bushels at 81 l33ial Tx; cosins NJ
q 1333; Ap IL. s,les S. 900 bushels at SElSjSai ifs
,!o,ln atfl lSt Lay; sales 1859 do biisbeis q
y l1Nal lSl, closing at 81 is5S Corn. moi lnis
[AHe highci and strong; options advanced s:s1iIc
,lo.ing weak with reaction Of kag[c: Iecctr ~
Z, 60 bushels; exports 2lCC0 buShcls. 3nS
'lA63c: No. 3, G0s6l 10: No. q t6aGf5.c stcs ro.
mixed 62Hsf3c: ungraded white 1pA7Ic So. > isr.
laty 6yAatG g, Closing nt 6614c: February G5ats
Y 40 elQsinE ~ CNc; March Gf5sisS1sc clodnS r.
May 6sesa69hct closinS nj fSjfe SOsS LEI
,ttIer; receipts 90 bushels OK pors ON hns ~
western mixed 40ti2C: white western iiSItcNAH.,
lull, and barley steady. Coffee spot fair. Ro ,iniG
piions tAlo points higher and fairly active surs.
'ulli refined quiet and weak; mould i Ike: con
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Petroleum..

BRADFORD, January 4.-Crude oil weaker. To.
tai runs for Thursday 80 900 barrels Total ship.
mcnts barrels: charters 0G75 barrels: clear.
anccs S0,l65 barrels; United Hpe Limo certificates
opened at IS and closed at 81 IN; highest price
81 Is, lowest 81 Az .-f,ssl-s, }..EsS
OIL Cry, PA, January 4.-rcttoeum opened at
81 i53t; highest 81 1874; lowest 81 AZ, closed at
81 M; sales $40 0C0 barrels clearanceS yesterday
7i60O0 barrels: shipments 80 III barrels; runs co.
2ss barrels; charters 1865 barrels - 5gI
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THIEF TAKEN no pIITsAURGu
And Various Other News Matters nj Mar.
-9E tin's Ferry. 2,

Anu tnrloHs otherhews Matters ut Mar.
tins Ferry. II
Thepublic schools open Monday.
The fine skating on the pond near the @. &
2. depot is drawing large crowds OF skaters. Z,
The Standard Giee Club gave another OF
their very pleasant dances at the Hanover
Hotel last night.
The Mum social at ths N. E.. Church last
evening was said 10 be a very enjoyable Affair
by those present.
Charles Welsh, blind young man, will
lecture ut the NJ. L. CAurch this evening, on
the subject Of Health" ID -.
There will be double bill at the Kitty
Rhoades matinee this afternoon, ANDY
Blake" and Trough Diamond" -,
The ke!lar trial at Parkersbure Tuesday
week is being talked about considerably, A
number OF witnesses will attend from Martins
Ferry. a, 8 y -
Under the new organization of tho Pfesby.
terrain Church choir, Mr.. J. @. Gray will be
musical director ard Miss Mary Robinson
organist. s = > ~
James Cook, who was arrested Thursday by
Marshal Hanson, WAS taken to Pittsburgh
yesterday, where he Is wanted to answer the
charges for burglary and embezzement.
Mr.. Charles swar,z, an old and prominent
German citizen, wss buried at Walnut Grove
Cemetery yesterday. Deceased was one Of
the earlier manufacturers OF this locality,
owning and operating Swsrt. & Sons agri-
cultural works for many years. This factory
was recently turned into glass works. He
was good and highly esteemed citizen and
Appointment member Of the German Lutheran
Church. He was in the seventy-third year Of
his age. :. ,sll-73
Miss Kitty Rhoades and her company were
created with full houses at the performances
Of East Lynne" on Thursday evening
aud Eogaged last evening. Miss
Rhoades Is an actress Of considerable
ability and in some respects superior 10 more
celebrated actresses. Her support is quite
good and those who attended are LOUD In
their praises Of the whole troupe. 1.-TWO Or
phaEs" will bp played tonight.
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PEOPLES RESTAURANT
To be Formally Opened To-day by

Sac ~ ynnkeurcn d Son. 50
The spirit Of the new year has struck Van.
kenren q Bon, and thoir new venture, The
Peoples Restaurant, well deserves all the
patronage 1t bids fair to receive. Centrally
located at 80 Twelfth street, open day and
night and with telephone CONNECTION, Il ID
all such a place should be. The room has
been remodeled and papered, Is we'll lighted
and present. q pleasing effect. Up stairs is a
cosy ladies' dining room facing Twelfth, and
near q. hand dressing room with cold and
hot water: In the larger room down stairs
are ull the modern improvements, coffee
urns and souprturcens heated by gas, while
the appointments Of the kitchen would make
a housekeeper's heart glad. Outside the
kitchen is their refrigerator, large and cool
enough to calm the most ira:cibis man. IN
fact the whole establishment is finely furn.
ished, and the opening dinner to-day, com.
mencing at 11:3O, will only be an index OF
the good things that are to abound in the
future. The already established. reputation
OF these gentlemen is n guarantee for their
venture. Call to-day and eiten.l y. "A
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BLlGHTlNG BLASTS,
Probable Serious Damage Done {
~ Whent.-lhe Ii essjnu EIy

Probable ,SerIous, Damage Done "a
~ Whent.-Ihe Hessian Fly. Z
Tho present cold snap means more than
physical discomfort, such as frost painted
noses and shivering frames. 1t means, prob.
ably, serious damage 10 the wheat crop. II
will be remembered that before the cold
wave struck this portion OF tho country,
drenuhing rain had somewhat sottened the
soil, which added 10 the npfayorable cond!.
tion. The snow had hardly vanished when
the temperature suddenly changed, accom-.
panied by II biighting wind. 49,. s.
Tbs agricultural reporter, wondering
over these things, Sailed out yesterday 10
seek information, and discover. II possible,
the extent Of the damage, It any. ..i'=7, y
Mr.. Mortimer Pollock, Of the Pacific Mills.
some damsge had occurred. Reports from
Of the wheat crop. "of cpu,se. p said Nj
Pollock, .tho farmers can't tell the extent Of
the damage until the sun comes cut It Ii
trying to gnow non, aud II 1t succeeds Ghere
Is 10 telling but what 1t might baye the same
elect on the grain as the man who nut his
frost-bitten feet in the SNOW" !, y $50
III tho wheat in this vicinity 10 blighted,
will 1t have any effect on the price Of thf.
cereni or. dour?' slTasl,zl ass :
s"Oh, no. The losl will be entirely the farm.
ars'. BY the wy, this kind Of weather 10 no,
the only enemy wheat has in this section,
The He.slan fly has become very bad lately,
aud hos done an immeme amount OF harm.,'
Mr.. Pollock showed the Iepof Tor some sam.
Piles Of whsat hlighted by this insect, which
looked very lbxj indeed. He said that ihs
trop last year WAS considerably below tLe
average; That some farne,s who ought to
have harvested 500 bushels did not get more
than 200 bushels, and added that be- did not
think tho acreage Gown last year was as large
90 formerly. - 2.tiii .s5..a:s y =
q Hugh CLARK, il, Of Pleasant Valley, said
that while THY had no wheat their neigh.
bora wore very much down In the mouth
over the prospects, 1T is,na 10 ssid, y"the
worst weather for wheat we have had for
many years. aE.i5 Y r.
!! The manner in which this kind OF weather
acts on wheat Is as follows. The soil being
moist, small icicles form near the root, and
when the cruet 10 frezsn Of courze It con tracts
and pulls up the grain and II exposed to the
bligh,ing winds 1t either dies or is blown
aygav. 49, ~ r,T.s ~ a}l, n ~ 80
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CHURCH NOTICES.

3 80 TWELFTH STREET, 59s
dc4.rThtS 3h 5GiGftfIer and Furnish
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4
given $500 for The property. There ia con.
siderable dissatisfaction at the, way shings
have gone, and more litigation 10 expected.
4 The we'll on South street Into which 1t was
feared Bob Henry had fallen, .way. searched
and the fact demonstrated that Henry was
not there. e3
The towboa,s Harry Brown and Jim
Brown, with iows Of emples, lied up. last
night at Dock street and Logan street bridges,
OF the O. & z. road, on account OF the Ice.
The swift current caused 80 great u strain on
the bridges that the railway! officials com.
PEELED them 10 seek other fastening places. Z
The funeral OF Mr.. E. T. Crawford took
place at bis late home In Island Greek town.
ship yesterday. Messrs. T. A. Hammond,
Calhisr, and David Myery, Director, OF Tho
Exchange National Dank, OF which Mr..
Crawford was director, were present Of the
frrarot
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Thus far Miss Emma ThuHby has sung in
over My concerts this season.. Her tour ha,
been the most successful ono the fair singer
has ever undertaken. 1t has not only been
an artistic success, but also n financial one.
The above fact goes 10 prove that the Amesi-
can public arc appreciating more and more
every season one OF the greatest concert aing-
or, born in either Europe or america in the
last century. Tho following Ii from the Bel.
gian Independent: The Partisan renown OF
Miss Thursby, dates from this season, but the
charming cantatrlce is already launched up
on the 'sea Of public favor. Never did. a
stream Of more exquisite melody flow from q
silver aute.n She will DO here pe1t Wednes.
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q Hugh Clark, IT,, Of Pleasant Valley, said
that While THY had no iwhest their neigh
bora wore very much down In the mouth
over the prospects. TT ir,n DO ssid. 1.-THE
worst weather for wheat We have had for
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EAST LIBERTY. Pa, January i.-Cattle-Receipts
Tor tho week $3.50 bead Of through, and is0 head
q a6 IS; fair shippers IS 5oaG co. good bntcLeting
- Ooa6 o. stockers and feeders 81 0lu5 TO- fresh cows
pc: head 50 60a6 90. Hogs-Receipts for the week
40aG 90; Yorkers % 00a6 Is. sheep-Receinis for
the week 1850 head; market active and excited:
extra S. 00ab 2 good q 50ai 75 fair a (0Al ~ CON.
mon 81 50aY 90. lamb; 81 That pS ~ =
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4 90 to John Roemor's and buy Coed Col.
ored Blankets at 50c, Good W bite Blankets
at 81, Good Flannels at lex 10 $50, Good
Scotch Plaids at S to SO. All kinds OF IN.
desweSr from 25 to 81. Silks, Sstins and
Cashmeres atnstonishingiy low prices. Car
pets, OIL Cloths and Winlow Shades for lels
than ever, to reduce stock. Call soon II yon
wish to save money. n NJ :; { y n ~
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DANCER TO BRIDGES,

Funeral OF a Prominent Citizen, Etc,
Y at steubonviylc, 5''tslJi 2.
{, IT Ia said there may be an. effort made to
set aside the recent sale Of the property OF
the Sleubenville Furnace and Iron Company
at the low figure OF SEQ, 200.i q Mr.. r. sherrard,
- he ssys, wonld have been willing 10 haye