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sou1nE pErEnMxS.s REPORT.
What hc has to Say TT Explanation OF this
a..as -.H- . Difficulty. III.

What fc has to Say tn Explanation OF this
Difficulty.
Concerning the action Of the Board Of
Commissioners lust Monday III directing
Prosecuting Attorney Jordan to proceed
against Justice OF the Peace peterman for
future to make his annual report by law,
Squire 'Petermau said yesterday when
asked about the matter by a reporter, that
he had made out 4 report last January,
whicl, was presented to the Eoasd At its
monthly meeting in February, which he
supposed entirely satisfied the provisions
of the law. 1t wa sent back TO him by
the Board for correction as to form, they
desiring it made ''morc explicit The
Squire again consulted the law, and not
quite understanding what was wanted, lie
asked Prosecutor Jordan, who promised
to show him how lie Thought the report
ought to be made out. This The never
did, and the Squire knowing the matter
would be placed in his hands, supposed
he WIS NIL right until the Board OF Com
m~issioners took the action they did on
Monday. Squire Peterman says the
owes him money.
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BELLAfRE


Social and Other Organizations md Various
Current 1totns.
Dr.. Watkins lectures tonight on Amerl.
can use Of the. Queens English.
A number OF young men are talking Of
adramatic company for amusement this
winter.
The City Council has ordered q board
walk from tho street 10 the creek bank and
u cinder path 10 the creek bridge.
a regular Glee club has been organized
with Walter Pryor, Lou Battelle, @. w.
Dickens and Wm Lewis as its officers.
The Council has ordered the issue OF
six percent bonds, amounting TO $1,000, 10
pay, for the Improvement OF tho water
works.
Roht. Brown has gone to 81. Louis to
bring home THO body Of his brother sam.
uel, who died ut that place on tho boat
on which ho has been running for some
time.
Some Benwood boys, or boys who fed
in TINT direction, tapped the TIL IN 7. I.
Kings branch store In South Bellaire nnd
got across The river safely with about two
dollars in change.
At II. RGmer's residence tonight the
Presbyterian Mite Society meets, and u
singing class will be organized by Prof.
Scoliell. This church Is talking ofa novel
entertainment to which each lady Is ad-
mitted on presenting Il box containing
luncheon for two. These boxes are then
given to tho gentlemen holding tickets Of
tho corresponding numbers. Tho box
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4.psa Holiday Goodr.
The largest line Of holiday goods. OF all
kinds ever opened here, will b. on exhibi.
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4HEfl9'f''S H0TEh
For the Free lSterta rn,ent Of Inpec,n,,ou'
Travellers.

TUE tno free AAltertA hnleht OL lnlpeCSIlAOAA
sr Traveller.
The season OF heavy business for the
6ty hotel on Chapline and Twelfth streets,
where transient guests whose faces are
their fortunes are entertained without
charge, was latein opening this year. In
tadt it has scarcely opened yet. There
have been one or two tights when the ai.
commodatiOnB were pretty well taxed, but
these have been exceptions,
Heretofore the winters haye scarcely
arrived until there WIS . rlsh Of, tramps
and vagabonds OF all 3ulasses and ayes to
secure admission to the quarters provided
Tor them. These quarters consist simply
Of the large basement room in the court
house formerly occupied as > police court.
Here The dodgers sleep OF tho soft side Of
d board with Their COATS for pillows. The
room Is warm and dry, and these are its
only claims utat, The public patronage
No charge is made for lodging here, but
no applicant is admitted by the lookup.
keeper, except on presentation of.a ticket
from police headquarters. There are
'"Hyags" who prefer the warm side Of q.
coke oven, or q sheltered nook where the
genial aHfHtlt a( 2 fNrnRce permeates, %
the city lpdging-hoGSe under these lolidi-
lions. These are fugitiva criWinals, or
men who would ms lief be criminals lis
not, and who do not care for even a speak
ing acquaintance with the police autlori-
ties: but thAsa auteasts whose worst Of
Tense is layin, % are clad to undergo the
sharp inguisition to which ill are sub,
jected who Apply far Il ticket, il they can
escape the rigors OF the night air,
with the mercury in the thermometer
shrinking toward zero.
. 4 reporter asked Lieut.. Sylvis last night
II there were as many applicants rs usual
attlis tlme Of year. 10
No." said he. "In tho first place the
weather has been pretty mild SO far, and in
The second place, t'ramps get mighty little
encouragcnicnt2any more. II il stranger
gives n good account Of himself he is az
for one night, with the under
'lAnding that hesccures work ut onceand
inds q lodging place, or leaves town the
aeXt day. They never get TICKETS for two
fights unless they arc sick, Or some other
good reashf1 eSIs,a,n
Last night there were FIVE or six men
wing about the floor.
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John P. L.ogs4on, who lives somewhere
down the river, Was arraisned before
Squire Arkle IMt night on u charge OF OBJ
tanning money under falsp pretenses, and
in default Of $500 bail was committed 10
jait for his appearance at Court.
: The complainant was John Policy. Logs.
don borrowed 81 OF him, representing tbpt
he had sold $50 worth OF hoop poles to
Hubbard Bros. and had not received the
money. liz gave Pellay MI order OH them
for the s., but afterwards sail there wusa
mistake in the order and 90. il back 10
correct It, He then refused to surrender
the order, and confessed that he Ind sold
no hoop poles and that Hubbard Bros.
owed him no money. 57.e
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. The Central Glass Company has aban.
doned its second well ut Il depth OF 500
feet, and llas begun the work OF removing
the casing from the hole. The indications
ut the first we'll are OF such n nature MS to
encourage the resumption Of work there.
The casing from the second well will be
used in prosecuting this enterprise.
The three FURNACES Of the Central are in
full blast. The authorities say that trade
continues to be very quiet. 1t is likely
that Il slight suspension Of operations will
take place about January first.
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y Now Kind Of Socllls.

a series Of five socials and entertain
ments is being arranged for by commit
tee Of ladies' and gentlemen Of the FRS.
Presbyterian Church, TO be given ut the
residences OF some OF the members who
have the room to accommodate the eoodly
company that isexpectedto attend. These
aInjrs nre to be given for the purpose Of
raising money'ior Il special church work,
and the intention is to make them highly
enjoyable. Tho names of those compos-
ing the committee is guarantee that they
Will succeed il this. MIl
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4 MlIEEI.lAE NAK>MAN
Having u New NnGl"x Shell manufactured
tS-M F at the HUI, y

A Boston dispatch has the following
about a Wheeling sculler and anew shell
he is having built in that city: The rue
ing shell which Itilx, Of Wheeling, W. Va,
has ordered Of budtlock, will be finished
and shipped to him blythe lst Of January.
Ritz bought the shell which William
Elliot, e%x.champion Of England, disposed
OF when he returned to the "coa]y Tyne"
and the craft suits him so perfectly that
he has given explicit directions to have
the new boat built exactly like It.. pity
is feet S! inchesi In height and weighs l54
pounds in condition. TIC dimensions Of
his new boat will be us follows: Length,
so feet 70 inches; from the centre TO the
bew, Is feet ! inch centre to stern. IA feet
S! inches; centre to s.re!piies, s! inches;
spread, ! feet s inches; height Of RIG, l24
inches; height 10 seat, &! inches. Ritz is
in hopesof putting himself forenaostamong
the ~scuticts next season,
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Blue Friday
Hluo Friday
Tp.MnNROw,
i. NJ. McGuLIS 4 Co.
The:a1t. v, c. & ". Contract Ratified.

Thcsatt. y, c. ". Contract Ratified.
a meeting Of the Board Of, Directors Of
the Mt: Vernon Coslprtqn 4 Wheeling
Uajlrpsd Company was held ut Costocton
tuesday evening, and the contract APP
proved by the Board Of Commissioners Of
Ohio county lust Monday was farHR|ly
accepted, and President Jones Was author.
Jed to sign it and atllx the corporate seal
Of tho company. All that then ~relnains
TO make THO 'eontract complete and bind.
ipg Is the signature Of !. y. Jordan, asent
ofthe Board Of Commissioners.
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TIE DIME
\ MerItosious and A%ttrnctiye Show al
~ Charley shnY's.

y M]erl.osisas aud Attractive sl'o nj
Charley ahn1's.
The Boston Dime Museum, exhibiting
ut Charley shay'a theatre this week, is
owned by Hamilton & Norman, both Of
whom are old showmcn. Mr.. Norman
possesses 4 reputation IS the best !"side
show nun in The country, and Mr.. Ham.
iltop is an old and sucoass(ul circus pro-
and manager. They .girp : re-
markably good entertainment for 2 dime,
the museum curjosjties, though not
numerous. being unusually, interesting,
and the stage performance clean and e.
kids Of ) and . years, never fail to delight
IN AUDIENCE Of Indies and children, while
the programme In general is entertaining
Tor gentlemen and their families alike.
The performance is drawing good houses,
but deserves still better ones.
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The glass mes OF this vicinity to the
number of ten or twelve, met again yes
terlay- 1T HeIlairc. The session was short,
and the transactions secret. Little was
done, however, and no final action taken
on any OF the questions now undergoing
consideration. The meeting adjourned
until to-day, when. the committees hereto
fore appointed are expected TO report, and
somefinal action will doubtless 10 reached
in regard to Il suspension, the proposed
reduction of wages and the other pending
nropositiOnH.
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Miss Dillon's Entertainment.

Tho en.e,tajnment at The Fourth Street
NJ. +. Church thls evening, the pro-
gramme Of which appears III tho %udvertis-
Ing columns, will be m interesting u,;e.
Miss Elm Dillon will be assisted by Miss
Ella Scoflcia, and tho music will be given
by Misses Mamie Britt. Fila Lewis and
Annie Logan, with II full choir, The elo-
c%utioaary selections arc new, and Tho
Centennial Glass meeting" is Il gem, full
Of intense feeling and pathos. This will
DO Miss Dil!on's first public appearance rs
olocutionist in this city.
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The b. & O. Railroad company has 4
suit pending in the Circuit Cozrt ia colt
denim the property OF Mrs. Mary Ship,
on the corner OF Main and Twentieth
streets, for the use Of the company in con
structingitsne%rontc through the city. Yes
terdav a motion to quash the proceedings
WIS argued in the Circuit Court and over
ruled. Mrs. Ships attorneys tool e:xeep-
ton to the ruling OF the Court, and fur
ther entered n plea Of abatement, which
will be argued this morning.
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Will huy Mems and Womcn's Emhroid.
cred, Velvet Or warm lined Holiday Slip
pcrs, ut j.M. AMIGk'S,
LIS Main Street.
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She Stanton Club.

The Republicans OF Stoubenville have
organized a permanent Republican club,
and named it the Stanton Club. ita per
manent officers ares: President, Hon.
Robert Sherrard: Fice Presidents, Vim.
Med. Miller and w. II. i. Elliott; Secrcta-
ny, Joseph B. Doyle; Assistant Secretary,
Charles Filson; Treasurer, S.B. Campbell ;
Sergeant.at.Ar rms J. G. Bruce; Assistant,
.. s. Bruce.
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a Household TREASURE,

Says a shrewd writer, "op|y let q wife
know shy Is precious to her husband, and
she will lie to him and to her children a
w~ell-spring OF happiness" There is good
sense in this, And there is good sense in
preserving your wi{e's health SO that she
may be happy. Many women are cruelty
rundown by work and worry; but hardly
any are beyond the power Of Browns
Iron Hitte's to restore. Mrs. L. D. Ham.
ilton, Bedford, O., says, II derived per-
mancnt good from using Browns Iron
Filters rs 3 tQNip for gerepll debility"
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New York, Dec. 3.-Cotton firm ut 10 9lsa
lolal6c: futures steady: lccCmlDr l0,5Sp; January
lo.6ic; Felh uHry 10 200: Mlrh 1855; Anril i .y.c;
Nay ll,0lcl luNt ll,l1r; July ll.g7c; Angus, ll.57
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Tho Moldmakers' Society Of the Ohio
Valley will give their first anniversary
bail this evening, in Arion Hall. Mold
makers will he present from MI points
from Pittsburgh to Bellaire. The steag,e,
Princess will make Especial tripto accom-
modate these who wish to attend from,
Bellaire. Prof. G. ]. Mayer will lead the
grand march and Mayors full orchestra
will make the hearts OF the merry dancers
ulnd -.
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Che Qntelliqf11rex
OiAcs; Nos. Fl and - Fourteenth Street.
New ADVERTISEMENTS.

For sale-A Firt,ctass fiano.
W~Micl-Inr,ncr IN Show business.
For Kcnt-SlUren md Dwelling.
r Epectat S%oticu-tt. Henry Council No. o..
tur Rcnt-DwcllIns-W. II. Mnchart.
United Suites Of America.
Evolutionary and Musical Entertainment.
WanteN-tiTSt.cla cnnvnSrs.
Public Sale VI Island Property
To the Owners al Hogs In Ohio County.
United s,ntct OF America. K
Attention, rlumcd knishts-Fourth lage.
IlnIlcl States Of American
eanta Claus Ut S,ook& Cn.'s-lIcaa Of Local.
l.ost-A'iiuueh Of Il. ys-FOurtli page.
For Cinclnnati-S lcain,r ". n. chancellor
Fourth page.
Myd's Seed Warhousc-fourtli posc.
Blue Fridny-E N. McGi!lsn 4 Cu.-t1rst page.
Wanted 10 hrrow-Moncy-Fourth pEec.
Irns for Tea, CNi.te or Water-fuutth PISc.
VI "a IN, RI, - ONrth lNun. E EII= ~ E.g-' aa.I.f
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STATE NEWS.
Accidents ana Iuu!IaHfs In West Virginia.

Accidents aud I%un!4aafs In West Ylrg'n9a
and Vicinity.
At S%tenbenyille Harry Smith, aged 9
years, Yesterday morning found Il railroad
torpedo, and r&pladad i with q stone. Ills
eyes andears We're badly injured, aud his
hair burnt Oft. He may lose his eye.sight.
During the past Ten days a number OF
fires llNYe occurred in Huntington, and it
is supposed that they have been occa.
stoned by %incendiarits. One Of tho Elaaes
started in the third story of a large bust.
ness block in which was situated the Neirs
Office. The Office was almost, entirely ie-
|strooyed, the loss to tho owner being about
Monday was tho duy OH which the. re.
auctlon in the price Of mining, from 80 to
90 ccnis pei. iop, took place in the
Georges Creek region, near Cumberland.
There was no organized strike among the
men, although perhaps half the miners
tailed to 10 to work: In only four mines
OF the region which had previously worked
did tho men full to work at, all.
A number Of leading 5buitsi,ress men oi
Charleston are interesting themselves in.
the formation Of M electric light company
for that city. At present it is one Of the
worst lighted places Iii the Stale. 1t is
proposed 10 adopt some such plan rs is
NOW IN operation in Huntingdon. 1t is
only q lev months since the electric
system was started there, but now the city
is brilliantly illuminated ut night and o
large number OF citizens are patrons Of the
company,
A surveying party j. 1T work on the
line OF the proposod Elk i!ivef railroad,
from Charleston to Weston, III I,cwis
unVnty. The route so iar rs it has been
surveyed, is said TO be eQual,o the expcc,
tauuns Of the most earnest supporters OF
the cntepriea. Int one tunnel will be
necessary, and TINT will be less than 400
feet in,length. All along the line the sur
rey0rs are meeting with encouragement
IRON the farmers, and tits believed that
there will be- no trouble i'll obtaining the
right, OF way. ~
Tie case Of the State o. Ohio aguinst
Emmett Mitchell, charged with mnraerin
the first degree for the killing OF Charles
Griffith on tho "a Of September, is set for
trial ut St. Clairsville on Thursday, the
29th Of this month. Yesterday tho Glerk
und sheriff drew t~hirty.six persons iron.
which to select aaajury MS prescribed by
law. Hon. j. Danford will defend
Mitchell; and the prosecution will be con.
Quoted by Prosecutor kct.uon. assisted by
JOHNNY. Shannon. Tho case promises to
excite considerable interest. II jsliSely
TINT considerable time will DO consumed
in securingn jury.
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A TTENTIoN, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Al members Of the llumed Knights during tho
lmSt eamPalsn arc c~arl,cstly. requested 10 be present
,isS u meeting 10 DC held IN Lincoln C|ab Hall, iii.
iSe1ins arrangements Preparatory 10 reoryanizjnr
uion Terms offered by lhe Lincoln Club, Any yer.
Son Hcs!rolls Of becoming a member Of this or::al,.
OF either or not, is respectfully inyitii 4" Ia
present Election OF officers will take I,jucc nnI
pIrnnnent organization DO effected. Republicans
a lng' M, fs,nembe the time Of meeting, aid be prcs.
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NEW 'folE. Dee. 3.-Lrather steady and In fair
demand Ae,nlsGk sole u ka1iIlkIr,
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Aiter NJ walker feeling set in and re.
a ieiilti,His q "A e IA re SsI $50 ,,, t@9k | H'9sS 4, I T. ( NJ esaSi
WINS exee p%tioual.y weak. "a LINK ot: from 'SiI 10
ssNasgE. AZ con pared ,'tsh las. nights closing.
prices are y to y, %ierrcn, higher forS Lake shore,
kansas \ Texas. New Jersey Central, Pacific Mill
J;I~GkjnwapNa, Missouri t.iriAc, Northern Pacific,
1lnaha, PNltWNa Is lsudsSn md pnion tTciic.
Genital rnelilu. Chicago. burlington & Quincy, S..
rnni, Louisville 4 Nashville, Northern Pacific and
Erie are unchanged. g- sag
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VIZ have heard both Democrats and
Republicans say that there. is nothing
better for a cough than Or. Bulls Cough
Syrup; this old reliable remedy never
iails 10 cure u cough? or cold at once, and
may be obtained ut any drug store ior q
cents 4 bottle. 4 NIE
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changed. Wheat ilrin: No. !! rcd DECEMBER WA
we; January slAaslHc: February s3i&at1,fc;
March sSaS1'.!e. Corn. options quiet and steady;
rejected mixed. new l!aiiNe; No: . mixed. new
iaalSiHc, No. > high mixed, new. ITO; No. 5 yellow
lic: Steamer high mixed llc; sill mixed December
i6a lG..S g; January. 45ai1Ae; ! ebrnary .l;ai5Ac;
Mnreil. 4jalotfc. Oats quiet: No. 2 white. 3iHc.
refined s.2sAs,bjc; steam 7.J1Ha7,Sc. Eggs iirm
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Celot and D'Enncry'siamous spectacu-
lar drama will be presented at the Opera
House this evening for the first time in
Wheeling. The story is an interesting
one, the situations dramatically strong, the
scenic effects rather on the elaborate or
der, and it is interpreted by II strong COM
pany Of actors and actresses "rayements
OF Paris" differs from most melo.dramas in
that the sunshine and shadow are more
evenly distributed. The initial presenta.
ton will no doubt be witnessed by u large
audience.
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zry Goods.
CITY Goods.
~ ANITA CLAUS
Onook&Co.'s

Our store-room. is packed
with choice Fancy and Staple
Goods suitable Ior HOLIDAY
GIFTS, and as there never was
a time in the history of the Dry
Goods trade when a dollar pos
sessed greater purchasing pow
ers than now, we can assure the
public that great bargains await
them in every department..
Please call as early in the day as
possible and avoid the great
rush that usually occurs in the
middle Of the afternoon.
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:, tIlIp4,DUt JLlF., INo M,-FT0Nr RWIet and WN-
changed. Wieht IN fair demand, unsettled and
iSreiyn adsices favorable. md Tits. together with
strong feeling: price, advanced EaS.c. declined sto.
rallied and closed ~ over ycsicniay; Salts ranged!
pecembe iSi1snlic, close, nj 7sJsn7Ic; January 79ILa
.i,tc; closes! g alA4c; February 741.a15h.c, closed 1t
spring ,za54G!,r; No. o., ad8UGc; No,.2 rcd 7II.n7iLc:.
Corn, de1hant netiye;l 0poned strong aut higher;
year aIsnticed lc,' rcteled NJ and closed Nc over
Yesterday; january anl May closed " higher;
fasit Ssa3S'tte, closed at S6d36}}ssc; ycat SSt,saaG33fsc,
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nnEV1rlEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In md About
tgIU Tho CITY. NINi

Matters Of Minor Moment In md About
tho City. M
"TnE PAvEMESrs OF PANS, ut the Opera
House this evening:
Tng work on the Sixteenth street pave
ment attracts large crowds OF spectators.
SQulnE ArILe Inst night fined Ohio Bur.
ralI 81 and costs for disorieriy conduct at
tho Academy Of Music.
Mn. WILLIAM ELLtgdHAM, the whole.
sale grocer, last night presented the police
force with two boxes Of fine cigars.
TuE last will and testament OF John
Marshall, deceased, was yesterday admit
ted to probate und ordered to DO recorded.
TmE Marble damage suit against Wilson
4 Dunlevy occupied the entire session Of
Part l OF the Circuit Court yesterday, md
was still unfinished last evening.
TnE ladies' Of the Chaplinc Street NJ. L.
Church gave Il supper and social at'sheir
church on tho South Side last evening,
which WIS well attended and very much
enjoyed. =
'TilE CRIMES OF L.oSpoS,' u spectacular
melo-drama which has been presented u,
many cities with great success, will be
given at the Opera House Saturday after
noon and evening. Reserved seats will be
placed on sale at Banners music store TO,
day.
sNNDspurY SIlEnlrr MoonE, OF Jelerso,
county, lodged at the Monnjsyille pcni
Tertiary yesterday, two prisoners who mp
pearcl In his county as tramps and brok,
into and robbed u house. They were con
yictcd Of burglary and sentenced accord
ingly. 5f5
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re
cord n deed made February 3, 1882, b!
james W. Chambers and wiie to Willia,
T. Chambers, in consideration Of Sl,O0
for tho interest Of the parties Of the frs
part, being I'M undivided huff interest, Il
lots ., 4, {, IS, 10, 10, II, IL, 49,, 20. 90, q
20 and 2s Ia the Chambers addition I
Elm Grove: Also a paper Acknowledged
the ownership Of the city ina portion G
Second street east OF Main; occupied b.
Mary Costello.
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JUST RECEIyED.

100 latest patterns Of Flat Scarrs. Du.
Mieates OF, orr unlaunlcrca White Shirt,
reinforced boti lmck and front, The hest
In tho market, price 81 90. Also, the
best MI wool Knit Jacket,
G c. HESS q SONS,
Merchant Tailors and Gents Farnilers.
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Do 'Sor forget the supper and literary,
entertainment to be given at the Wheel!
ing Female College tomorrow evening,
Music by tho Thoburn Band. Admission,
% cents,