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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-07

The destructive power Of the iits was in.
creased by the large amount Of seasoned
wood In the building. There WIS also much
iininhed stock, great dsa! OF 1t being wagons
ready for shipment. Just how much Of this
stock is destroyed cannot vet be told.
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The rGwihy Orulunrcc,


Following ara the sections of the ordinance
OF september 10, 1872, under which it was in.
tended TO provide for the use BY other com
panies CT the tracks and terminal facilities
generally Of tho Pittsburgh, Wheeling &
Kentucky railroad:
Section T. Be 1t further ordained that spy
and every railroad company having track
in the City Of Wheeling shall hive The right
to connect lis track WITH the track OF the said
Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky railroad
company, and also to use its track for tho
transportation OF cara a7d locomotives upon
such terms as may be agreed upon between
such company aud the Ead Pittsburgh
Wheeling Il Kentucky railroad company, or
upon the award OK u majority OF th1es per-
sons not stockholders in either company, tho
first to BIO chosen by such company as may
be DESTROYS OF using said track, tho second by
the said Pittsburgh. Wheeling & Ksstucky
railroad company, and tbs thisi by the two
others chosen. -, -
Section THE said passenger depot and
the said freight depot shall be used as Union
Depots by the said Pittsburgh, Wheeling &
kentucky Railroad Company and any other
railroad company or companiea desiring To
uss the same upon such terms q, NAV be
agreed upon by tha said Pittsburgh, Wheel.
Ing g. Kentucky Railroad aComraoy, and
SUCH company or companies. or upon the
Terms to be ascsrtained and determined by
the award in writing By majority OF three
persons not stockholders In either company,
tho first TO be chosen by such company as
may be deslrous OF using said depot or either
OF them, the second BY. tho said Pittsburgh.
Wheeling Il Kentucky Railroad Company.
and the third by the two thus chosen. H.
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More Yard Room.

The Pittsburgh, Wheeling L. Kentucky
Railroad Company in the further prepars-
tioa for the accommodation of the business Of
tho Ohio River Railroad Company have re-
Gently purchased two pieces Of property in
the southern palt Of tho city and in Marshall
county. One from the l., Belle Iron Works,
located ,tt south Of Caldwell's Run, Mt q
cost Of $4,000. and the other from tho Mason
heirs, located at Bosss Ruu, in Marshall
about eighteen acres, ut q cost OF
about $500, This last named property Is
intended for joint yard for the interchange
of freight cars between tho two companies
and It's purchase vas solely with view
10 accommodate the business of the OHIO
River Railroad Company. This last purchase
was made more than two months ago ard
indicates plainly that the receat charges
that The Pittsburgh, Wheeling 4 Kentucky
Company was DESTROYS OF keeping out the
Ohio River Railroad Company srs without
any foundation in fact. :
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CITY MATTERS.

Brief Notes OH Current Events Of Minor
~ Intetesi.
& Two MARRIAGE licenses we're Issued Eat.
urday. @
THE Municipal Court has adjourned TO
Court in Course.
4 kLEEvs & kEAFT's planning mill, on the
Z south Side, isrunuing on full time, and their
orders a;o heavy.
e The young folks OF ELnavlle and vicinity
enjoyed the mAzy dance ut Ferrell's Hall on
Saturday evening,
AEMsrEoEGs plauing mill has, been CON.
pletely ove,hauled, md Ia expected 10 re-
sumo work this morning.
THERE was q lsrge audience at the public
installation Of the officers OF Wheeling Lodge
l.. 0. 0. +. Saturday night.
The Hinge factory will resume work This
morning., and c1pccta to have long and
steady run for the season.
scHESK, tho butcher. has large force OF
men Ut work cutting Ice, and is getting out a
good supply. II Is seven inches thick.
Mr.. Van Ceuron has the contract for paint.
lug the large new building OF Joseph spei.
del x Co., on Main street. and is doing q good
job.
A COMMITTEE from the BOARD OF Under
writer's Of this city visited Wei!sbu1g iaat
week and organized u Brooke county Board
OF Fire Insurance.
= REsEsvED seats will be placed on sale this
morning ut Wilson & Banners music store
Tor the Emma Thursby conctrt, at the Opera
House, Wednesday evening.
q Mr. T. J. KEENAN,, OF Pittsburgh, several
years $50 OF this city, slipped and fell on
Sixteenth street Saturday and broke his leg.
He was removed to the hospital.
tfiA SLIGHT BIZ "a in Horny Ramps residence,
on six'eenth street. Saturday. brought out
tho department. A little girl was badly
burned by playing with fire while the iami-
I " were all out.
CLERK HOOK Saturday admitted 10 record
deed made on the Goth day OF December,
1883, by Blanch Meyer and husband, OF St.
Louis, Mo-, to Simon Horkhoimer, in consid.
Grafton OF $4,000, for The lot, including the
brick house, at 1872 Main street.
The Germania Singing Society at their last
meeting elected tho following officers 10
serve tho next six months: Director, L.
scheuileI; Vice Director, @. Sten,zsl; Presi.
dent, U. Bremen; Vice President, N. q. Mey.
e1; Corresponding Secretary, A. Friess; Fl
nane!al Secretary, +. schnepf; Treasurer,
). PebleI; Librarian, F. Zxirmar; Banner,
Carrier, l.. spieker.
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A Harrow V:scnnc.

About 4 o'clock yesterday morning the
boardefs in the horss OF Mr.. J. NJ. Osbosao,
on Main street aboyo tenth, were aroused by
the strong odor Of wood smoke. soan the
whole house vas arouaed and it was discoy.
cred that large wooden mantal piece in tie
dining room Lad taken fire from the omen
crate. Water was thrown on the burning
wood work and the fire pu. out cfter tbs
mantel had been destroyed and & largo hole
burned in The floor. The loss ID t1iiling. 1t
is believed that il tao fire had burned fsw
moments longer the cntlle building would
have been in Jeopardy, with q ronG probt-
billy OF frozen plugs IN the vicinity. The
mantel work covered ths whole Of the lire
place. completely surrounding thegrato. tits
supposed that q burning coal rolling out on
the floor was the tacse OF the fire.
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The plan for the now freight depo. locates
lis east side about tltty feet west Of The pres.
emit main track, and running for Ito entire
leugth parallel 10 said main truck. The north.
ernend Of the depot will be about 100 feet
north aud tho southern end about 100 feet
touth OF the present freight depot. making
Tho new depoti50 feel In length. tbs ,wldt6
Of platforms to DO the tame d. In the present
depot. The northern pier OF the new bridge
will bs located sixty.llve feet west, ind the
uouthern pier twsnty live feet west Of the
present bridge. From the northern end OF
this bridge two tracks will lead into thu
freight house. Two spur tracks are also con.
lemplh'ed leading north from the bridge,
one on the east aide OF the freight depot and
terminating at tho north aide OF Fourteenth
street, and tho other on the west sido OF
freight denoss, Terminating at north end OF
aame. Thtss tracks, as well as tho tracks
running into the freight house, are 10 have
spur tracks connected only at the southern
end 70 that no Switching can by any posi-.
,bility DO done upon tho wharf. Tho follow.
Ing diasram explains the proposed ROAR.
raDgemcnt: ul Hru w ~ UHl"s
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SUNDAY.

This cold spell will compare favorable
with the eoliest weather OH record in this
latitude In recent yeas. The readings are
{ from tho Thermometer at Schneprs drug
store on the Opera House corner. Dr
sohnepf has kept careful record Of the
weather for some years past. Tho lowest req.
istct Of tho mercury he has recorded is ten
decreea below zero, at which point 1t stood
Dor 0, 1876, It was as low as two below, Ds.
ccuber 80. 1880, 1t was eight below, on Jan.
Suary i. 1881, four below, and In February Of
OF tho same year 1t rot down 10 six below.
35S Tho ice men began to smile Saturday, and
yesterday some Ice vas cut along the creek,
a great dsal will 10 cut to-day. The coal
men arc also enjoying q boom, and making
the most Of it.. The air has a still, DRY
quality which makes the cold less severely
felt than usual at The temperature. H.
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Y No VIZ NJ , 7
nELL,IRE.a
Personal aud Miscellaneous Matters In
u. fsi the Glass City. i5


". si the Glass CITY. z
Miss Cora Carr returned to her school at
East Liberty Saturday. ,ii
J.. B. Smith and UIy J.. spent Sunday At Il.
8. Smiths, near KonslnEton. n lSg..
Tho recently elected officers Of The A. O. U.
W. were installed Friday evening.
CHARLES J. Sheets lcil yesterday noon for
Cleveland, whore ho will attend business
college. 4UI ssflii5 5saf 71l "a
The street cars hays stoves In them, aud
riding In them is quite comfortable these
arctic days. 0Qs }fE .' @+' p
The funeral Of siiEs Ella jackson will take
place today from the home Of her cousin,
]. W. Sanders. - r.. 53Eg
Captain Harrison, Of the steamer Chnncel.
Tor, Apent part OF Saturday here. His boat Is
aground ut Pittsburgh. 5G9.'6 ID
The Rclaits Encampment OF Odd Fellows
had m Installation OF officers and supper
at kern'u Friday night g'F T}5r
The lower wharf boat got aground Eatur.
day in the falling river, nnd the Boawood
ferry beat went down and pulled her OIL.
The public schools open to-day after two
weeks vacation. Considerable repairing and
cleaning hos been done 10 some OF the build.
ings. l'lgg ."
The first Of the YounS Mems Christian
Association entertainments will DO eivea TO-.
morrow nishr by Stuart Rogers, the factor
OF tho platform" W.
A young man who broke somo Windows on
Thirty-sccond street last week was taken to
comfortable quarters at tho jail, In st. Glars.
vile, Saturday, and did not seen, particu.
larly displessed at tho prospect.
II IL y comfort, this cold weather, 10 Biand
before the big Thermometer on Union street,
shut IN by glass like n hot house, md SEQ the
instrument psoulaimtng forty degrees above
zero, while your ears arc frozen.
The train thatloaves hero on The Cleveland
Il Pittsburgh read at 1880 city timo takes
one 10 st. Olairsyilln and allows him few
hours theso before time TO roturn-a con.
veniens arrangement for many.
This week the week OF Prayer" will be
observed by the llclaire churches. The First
Presbyterian Church hEa had nsat pro.
gramm(s printed giving tho tlbiecis That
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Msj.J. 9. Aldersoa, Capt. El Muhleman
and several other Wheeling gentlemen will
leave this month for a Trip to Mexico City.
The may go by way OF New Orleanu, where
a. J. Sweeney and family will Join them.
MIS-. Anderson will accompany the Major as
far as Les Vegas. where sao will remai, until
his return. II this route is taken Msj. Alder
son will also visit Wheeling, Ala6ams, on
business, aud the party will accompany him.
being the guests OF the Mee,rs. Woodward
while there. They may take asteamer for Vera
Cruz; o. may 60 by way Of the A., r. e. s. +.
read md through chihuahua, stopping there
en- route. In this csea Mr.. Sweeney will
join them at Santa Fe. Several oil the party
are preparing for the trip by taking coarte
IN Spanish under the tutorahlp Of Rsbbi
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~ lt2a2tta per cent; closed offered at per Ccu T.
sIsS.s O 0"AN'' '''tN ou't " sI'1A' demand
GovEnsMEaIs-Firm.
!! Y f. .:::,.,;:..lgC 3 + IS. g arsts..-ll5
Pacific Gsof l95....."l2s U. r sinking fund lii
Central Pacific lystslll Tex. Psc, land gr'tS. Is
Erie seeondi."".."." 0! 10 Rio Grande DIV. 75]Es
RAILROAD BoNDs-west Shore Is dropped to
o. and advanced III Kansas i Texas general 10 SIX.
The former closed ~ G5aGSH: tho latter Mt ST. Kan.
tas u Texas generals werc taken largely for the
amsterdam account. Chesapeake X Ohio cur.
CONES . and WABASH IL se asfsf g. SselIs to To
g.. Transactions in West Shore d. reached Tho
cnorDons fetal Of Az coo. To-, -. -
eTArE sEcUniriES-Quict. .s.-.,N,5
Ieh!sh 4 Wiikes-..~lA Tennessee Gs, new. SEX
Missouri os.....ol virglis con.oIs, c1 ~
-. Joslph... tn mat COUPONS rs
Tennessee old."..... So! Viginis p,eierrcd-.. s.
:, tTecKs-A,:lhs opening OF buslntssln Stock TX.
Ghange sharp drire was made against Unioa
Ptcllr. st. FAnl and Lake shore on the announce.
i7cnt taat Commissioner Flax had order the Trunk
lines 10 reduce rates 10 colts hundred OH The VA
iinui classes Of freight. and Oh adyicts from the
W west nv Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy, aud 9th.
cr roads, had been unable 10 couc TO terms St
Paul declined III per ceut to g2i5: Union Paci1c.
Ia 10 IN. and Lake Shore, l1s to y5k. The weak.
mas WIS VI sao't DURATION ana before II oclIcs the
t-"'ASt hSNuIASN supIuIt speculation for
tle feElniuder OF tho day was 81: oug aud nj timeR
buoyant, evldeucts not wanting that ths leading
operators were Tree buyers. "''-
from The west that Chicago. Burlington & Quincy
had decided 10 pool competitive business i,cr Tho
I'm inst. This WAS followed by a fractional re.
Gctt1n but near the close Inc market moved i'm
TTapidly and once more Missouri Pacific sold IN 70
y; Louisville Il Nashville TO Az, Western Union ia
.61B: Northwestern 10 1lS1S Canada Southern IN
5S. Michigan Central 10 ". New YORK Central 10
lll]5 Eds 10 2s1s Northern Pacific p,eier cd 557
OREGON L lran!contincninl to Sl5; nni Rendifir,
20 6v. The steady buying OF Louisville d Nrshyille
MISSOURI Pacific, Western Union and Union IacIfir
and tho rise in the samr, Aad tendency to start
the whole market. Therc.TeIe large r,lic ss". nf
stocks Throughout tho day, both for local and mi.
Town account, aud operators d!spGyed greater CON.
ildeuce than fir months past. The Investment Of
January lntHesG and dividend monies has tet In
active, both IN railway shares and bond n,ark,is
Sales Of stocks for the week ,s4S l65 sba,es mn In
cieeSa Of JOY 2ip shATeH Am03g the seenrftfss not
de'lt in 81 tho stock Exchange was North Rlver
Construction. which dropped to ID aud rsljcd tn
l9ia II Is understood that D. o. Mills and Iienrv
willard parted with their holdings. As comnarc
WIN list nishts clne, pliees arc 4 TO 8 per rrut
higher. the latter alrhignl Central The mtio,itT
o. me active stocks show an ulyarce Of IalS per
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Death OF Mrs. W. II. Caldwell,

Yesterday morning Mrs. William II. Cald.
we'll died at her residence on the Island. She
was tho daughter OF Judge G. L. Cranmer
and wife of Justice Caldwell. For several
weeks Mrs. Caldwell has been confined to her
room by a very severe case. OF the typhoid
fever. Her death will be "a heavy blow TO
her family and much doplored by large
circle Of iriendu. She was lady of many
estimsble Qualites, fond wife and loving
mother. Justics Caldwell has tho deep sym:
pathy Of the community. ~ IA
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COMING RAILROADS.
POSITION OF THE p. ". & KY. CO.
Az REGARDS tho Harrisburg noad-rhs Trafle
Agreement between the Pan Handle and Rlver
Whist the Two Companies Ak OF the
CitI-A Few Bun,ots slitnc,d.

There has been much Misrepresentation
and consequent Misrepresentation concerning
the attitude OF tho Pittsburgh, Wheeling Il
Kentucky Railroad Company with regard to
tho entrance OF tho Ohio River railroad into
this city. A petition recently submitted to
the Board Of Public Works, and soon to DO
submitted to Council, ha, been construed ss
the effort Of The Pittsburgh, Wheeling &
Kentucky and its leIs,c company to shut
out tho Ohio River railroad and any aud all
other roads that might desire 10 'uso the river
front from ths Top Mill 10 Benwood. At the
meeting OF the Board OF Public Works ut
which was presented the petition which has
been 80 freely misquoted ana nit
represented, reporters were by tbs President
OF tho Board Of Public Works ordered
out OF the room. Then followed inaccurate
reports OF the meeting, In one case being pre-
pared or inspired BY party In interest with
Intent 10 misead tho public and especially
members OF council. Following up this plan
false reports OF tho meeting OF the Pittsburgh,
Wheeling & Kentucky directors on Thursday
last wero published, and now II wsa said that
tho Pittsburgh. Wheeling & Kentucky rail-
ronj ppmpaDy threatened 10 remove It's
lr light depot to Benwood unless the city
granted Ia petition. In tho meantime the
ISrKLL!dEScEa hasobeen giving the matter its
attention, desiring after thorough and careful
Investigation TO be able 10 lAy before the pub.
lie n full exhibit OF the case Es II finds 1t.
rRlrArISd roR THE NEWCOMER
Itappears from the record that so FAR from
the pi,Aburgh, Wheeling Il Kentucky belag
hostile to the Ohio River road 1t has already
entered into contract with that company,
subject TO tho ratification OF the city; that
the petition interpreted to be q move against
| the Ohio River road Is In fact the j3lnt pesi.
ton OF that company and tho Pittsburgh,
Wheeling Il Kentucky; that partly because
| OF the coming OF the new read tie Pittsburgh,
Wheeling II Kentucky has made purchases
| OF ground south OF tho Greek 10 Increase Its
terminal facilities.
1t will be seen from what follows that IN.
LIS this Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky
Company and Its Lessee are playing double
|. lions embodied In the ordinance OF 1872 and
the reaitirmatious in the ordinance shortly
| to be submitted. .GG
TIE WHEELING HARRinBr1G PROPORTION.
The proposition Of tho Harrisburg & West.
ern Company, or Wheeling Il Harrisburg,
which seem 10 be Tie same thing is now for
the first time eel forth. That proposition
went before the Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Ken.
lucky Railroad aud the Board OF Public
Works without signature. and 10 that extent
nobody was responsible for 1t. The remark.
able terms OF that proposition are sci forth in
another. place. The whole exhibit will DO
found OF great interest to Wheeling and to
the Ohio VaIley from Pittsburgh to Point
Pleasant.
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Tntal.

1otaI.... ,......... SIS eco GS
a portion 81 this insurance was on stock
in yard and warehouse, which vas not dam
sged. Maj. ]. @. Alde.son placed all of 1t.
The burned portion Of the works will be
rebuilt. =
This is tho first extensive FIRE Wheeling
bus suffered siace September, 1882, when tie
Eeslly and Delaplain buildings wers damaged
to the extent Of $4S, COO.
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EoW 10 Iiec:, Warm.

GO e John Roemef's and buy God Col.
ored Blankets ut SOC, Good White Blankets
vt 81, Good Flanne!s st 12M 10 Csc, Good
Scotch P!aids at 5 10 &C.. All kinda OF Un.
derTear from % to 81. Silks, Satins and
Cashmerss at estoniehing,y low prices. Car
pets. OIL Cloths and Window Shades for LOIS
then ever, to reduce stock. Call soon il you
wish to save money, .S'7 -
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80 . %
nary o. oi14al oi9s Corn III good demand At t y.
Oats higher at 9i}se. Rye Sttons aud higher o. 6sa
G5c.t FORK neglected. lard T In good demand 81
8,Soas &c. Bulk meats ind bacon quiet aud un'
changed Whisky iltm at 81 ~ Bntter nnchsnSed.
t5.R x ~ Live Stock. n ( : 4; 3. "A N
CHICAGO. January o.-The Drortrs. Journal re-
ports. Liyc hoSs-Recelpts 4, tG0 head: shlpmenh
s "a. hss shpp fass s $50 pTS s y u.s. Psfr
81 25ab 90. Gattle- Receipts i5co head, shipments
2,So head; market strong owing 10 small supply
exports 10 t0a6 70; good to choice shipping 70 ga
ceiptA 900 head: shipments 2loo head. market i 10
strong; inferior to iait 81 1oaa 70 cwt; good VI eo
choice o. 6oa5 :6. N \ "a, 'gIETlt}i
CiSclSSA!i, o., Jsnasry alive hess In active
demail1 aud PRICES ady 'nced; common and iisht
81 4Saa 90: packing aid butchers Is fQaG 40; re-
celpts2 90 head; ihipmeuts 166 head. ia5I,
NJ. ~ rs Petroleum. r7GRs4H
OIL CRY. "a, January Petroleum opened sat.
utday at 81 l41S, highest 81 li5l; lowest 81 1l7S
closed nj o. 1876 sales l75i oC0 barrels: elearans
Friday 0.Ee,N0 barrels charters 9607l blrfels;
shipments %, 800 barrels. .7.{s u X I,5,
session was dull; opened at any. Advarced &c,
and closed at 81 ~. Tfadicg light. 20 40 Js
TITusylLLs, Pa. January, 6.-0pened Rt 81 n;
highest 81 IN lowest 81 "A. closed at 81 l49I ship.
mCnts 81, $50 barrels, ,s75l SF a, IH1iT9sg1l
NEW YORK. January 5.-Petroleun, firm; United
fs7'iI $50 t-e Cotton. 2hfr ls,sH
New ioRK, Januaryh-Cotton firm: futures bare.
ly steady; January ig.Gic February 10. 100: March
II 95c; April lice: Hay u.2ic; June ll,37c: July
ll,4Sc; August II bic: September 1l.2lc; October
lose; November 1920.
CINCINNATI, O.. january 6,-Cotton quiet and
unchanged. ,ns. tr Is '=sf'a ~ E
Dry Goods. ~ ~ '
NEW ,YoEk. January 5-There has been All I'm.
DfOyeu volume of btiuCsy and tho UlsDOBitlOil IN
very strong to make liberal fOrwardlngs Of all
classes Of cotton goods. i T. $50 4 7
.umJ Ei Wool. s.It
NEW l,oHK, January S.-,yooi quiet; inc do.
nestle fleece slaiSc; pulled lsaioc: nnwsshcd
l0a2Sc Texas 1ia27c. .Ir.}T.- a1 "a. Nt,E, III. e
ps1. aE W Leather. {s .tI
NEW York, January 5.-1.ssther steady aud fairly
active; Hemlock sole e. ia2Sc. 4 H =. J.'3TI
E,.M-,. .ial Lead. III gv 4! ..n
NEW YoRk. January 5.-Lead lrner; commnn
So D hitO. nnt- go. 57.1g I1''' : s.I-
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PRETTY COLD WEATHER.
K Small Section ot IAN old Fashioned

A smnil Section Ot IAN Old Fashioned
49, WiEIcr." raM
The weather for tho past two days has been
cold enough to satisty the most ardent ad-
mirer of"lhe kind OF winter we used to
have" 1t has not yet beaten the record, aud
sheoldess Inhabitants come checriuliy to tho
front with stories otwcather compared to
which the temperature yesterday or Saturday
was pleatant picnic weather. =
Tho following record OF the Thermometers
reGlsterings at hourly intervals on the two
days will indicate definitely how cold 1t has
been: -
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For Rent-Residence VS.
. Dlyidend--Gcrnan Birs Insurance Co.
Notice-Ohio River Fire Clay, Mineral and
Gas Company. w 'G0B D
A.A. OF !. 8. &T.W ny
Charley 6hay'a Academy OF Music. w..
s Organs For eale-Wilson e. BaumCr.
Weather Slrip-k!rks Art Store.
Artistic Pottery and Fancy Goods-I. g..
Dillon. 'a )I"1
Special Sale Of Carpeta-G. Mendc! & Co.
Dr. John L. smith-Third page.
20 Card OF Thauks-Hsad OF Local.