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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-21
THE BIG BARBECUE
OF THE BELMONT co. DEMOCRATS
Anlls West Of bridgeport Ysstsrday-rhs
Hugo Or and Ton shssp Deyoured, and
AGood Time Generally Enjoyed BY
Thousands Of PeopIe-speeehss.

Tho great barbecue Of the Democrats 81
Bridgeport and vicinity in rejoicing over
the election Of Clevelandto the Presidency
came ulf at frazler's tavern, on the
National road, one mile west OF Bridge.
port, at l o'clock yesterday afternoon, md
was largely attended. Probably 5000 peo.
pie were present nj one time or another
during the afternoon, though n much less
number WIS fed. The monster OK, which
weighed l,0I5 pounds when dressed, was
put OH the fire ut ! o'clock on Wednesday
afternoon, and WIS done brown" BY 10
o'clock yesterday forenoon. It was stuffed
will, bread and oysters, about u cart load
Of "stuiling' being required DILL the void
created by removing the ollal. In addition
to the beef, ten fine sheep, roasted whole,
were contributed by several bakers Of
Bridgeport, making enough meat to feed n
regiment. Excellent coffee, good home
made bread, pickles and cheese made up
the bill Of fare.
The Barbecue was managed by a com.
nittee OF which William Frazier and
Samuel Stilwell weretie moving spirits.
Shortly after noon. tho people from
bridgeport, Wheeling and the surround.
ing country began 10 arrive on foot, on
.th8rseback and Ia all sorts OF vehicles,
lphpyI Of, them decorated in gay style,
and when dinner was %1,iinounced the
numerous long tables, 1902 feet long in
1.-THE aggregate, were quickly filed, and
tho food began to fly. a.!
Aiter. tho feast short speeches were
made, by Hon. Il. ]. Alexander and "Col.n
Tim Mccartney, Of Bridgeport, and Judge
Thomas D.. Houston, Of Wheeling. A
cannon was posted on n knoll near the
scene OF the fcust, and a continual salute
was fired during the afternoon. The
l;tnaville band also added to tho enjoy
ment OF the day by some fine music. Ths
sayety WIS kept up until dark, and Il {
afternoon was enjoyed by MI. The orh
in general was syod. There were no in
toxirants on the bill Of fare. but some o
the boys carried some with them, ant
managed to got Il lill!sioO hilarious. Ilcr,
was no difficulty during tho day, however
Many Of those who were present wor,
red plug hats, and the West End Of Bridge
port wns painted red, in u small way, il
honor oil the accasion. a few houses wer,
nicely decorated. StretGhcd across tn,
+ pike from the tavern To u building OH tn
other side Of the way vas u large banne
with n fine game cock shaking Il sick look
ing coon, and the words, We've got 'en
, nj last!"
1t was a great day for the Democracy Q
, the vicinity.
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NEWS IN BRIEF,

Queen Fictorfaf1a rtKrHeato Windsor
castle in excellent health.
Anyiety is expressed at London for the
overdue ship Moselle, Of the Royal Mail
Line.
Sharp frosts IN Trance enpograge the
hope that the cholera plague will be short
lived,
The %cunuiRgsham glnss bottle factory,
OF Pittsburgh, has Closed down on account
ola lack Of orders.
Col. John G.. Stevens, an eminent canal
engineer, Of New Jersey, says that the
Panal"a panal scheme is not feasible.
John A. KassoR. American Minister at
Berlin, has announced that Henry NJ.
Stanley, tho African explorer, l,as been ap.
pointed technical delegate for the Congo
CohtnfeneR for America.
A report vas In circulation yesterday
that u reduction 81 10 Dereent in the
wages OF the Louisville Il EashyiIie yoad's
employees would be made December LIST.
Tie clerks and employees say the reduction
will he surely made but the officials deny
thereporis
Secretary HefhefsoR yEStspqgy closed
the headquarters Of the Republican, Con-
gressional Congressional Committee and
left for his home at Gettysburg. The
building occupied by the committee islo.
Gated 81. tlie corner Of II. street and Yer
mont avenue and VII hereafter be occu-
pied by the Arlington Hstel as PIP annex.
Samuel ]. Adams, OF the banking Grm
OF Adams & Leonard. Dallas, Texas, made
an assignment yesterday. Ills liabilities
are estimated VI $4,000. Mr.. Adams
claims that bis assets viii exceed this
amount by $4,000. His bank WIS for
years the Southwestern depository Of the
Gould system of railways. Admins part.
ner, US. Leonard, died two years ago and
left n Twelve year old son to inherit his
property, With Adams US guardian. His
brother, Willis Adams, Filled Michael
Burns, in Dallas, last March, apd bis trial
is 10 occur on Monday next, in The Dallas
District Court. 81. Adams IL ljs Drinei.
pal honlsman. The old'irm Of Adams &
Leonard w4a rated among the heaviest
land owners in Fex4s, and the present
bankrupt, 8. J. 4dqms, is the PJps!dento OF
the Texas Trunk Railroad company.
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I%Sellnfr,. gntpa.

An infant child 81 PIT. King died yes.
terday morning.
The Episcopal oyster supper Will be
held tonight and o.morrow hight.
tMH. Mayity, lhte3ot McCnllougl's drug
store hns left Bellaire Tor Cintinnlti.
"a couple Of strdngicrs peddling shoes al
%ruinously low prizes, werearrested yester.
day on suspicion OF beulg thioyes.
There arai lottd calls for mora crossings,
cleaner crossings, raiseh crossings and
double crossings. from all over town.
R. NJ. McGaw, who has been engaged
witt, the S%teubenvilie Bottle Company,
will take Il. j. Riley's place in the office
Of the Bellaire Goblet Works.
The First wanl Republican club will ef.
feet a permanent organization. There is
a disposition 10 make n rousing club in
Bellaire, u central club Of all the town, il
only the ball were started.
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O
strangers In the City nnd Wheeling Folks
tbfuuu.

Abrond.
Hon. n. Golf, jr., Is in the city.
b. B. postIewai,e, Sheriff Of Wetzel
county, WIS at the State House yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hall, Miss Mamie
Britt and Mr.. A.. W. DOnGl will sing in the
English Lutheran Church. on Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. Bernard, Of Brooklyn, New
York, is visiting her sisler, Mrs. h. Wood,
OF McColloch street, East Wheeling, for
the winter.
Judge Fleming Inns gone home to Fair
mont, but in case Judge Boyd does not re.
turn to the city thismorning he will come
back and hold II session Of court to-day to
keep the term from expiring.
I. II. Smytli, OF this city, who is now at.
tending college Mt Washington, Pa, is also
studying music under Pittsburgh teachers,
preparatory 10 going East after Christmas
and taking Il thorough course in that art,
both vocal and instrumental.
Mr.. Charles A. Britt. son of Mr.. Charles
Britt, deceased, is in the city. Years ago
he was sent with his sisters to the Lutii-
erln Orphans Home ut LOUISVILLE, Pa.
Last June he graduated with honors ut
Pennsylvania College, and is now 4 divin-
ity student in the Theological Seminaryrat
Gettysburg, Pr.
Rev. S. b. Barnitz, OF DesMoines, Iowa,
and Rev. Y. W. Dosh, D. d., Of Salem,
Va, will arrive in this Cit this morning.
The latter is the guest OF his cousin, Mr..
j. NJ. Scrogsins, chief clerk in the Secre-
a. " MN --.
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AN IMPORTANT MEETING,
The Lincoln Cluh's Fate Hanging In th,
Balance, 7 ~

~ Wv" y RAW kAhuktuk III -
Balance. go ~
A meeting OF a committee recently up
pointed by the Board Of Directors Of the
Lincoln Club, was held last night at the
clab rooms, and II mceting is called for the
same piece this evening, at which every
member Of the club and every earnest
Republican in the city is urgently re.
quested to he present. The committee
will have III interesting report to present,
which every Republican should hear and
consider.
The club has reached 4 crisis in lis his
tory, and the Board OF Directors and this
committee are considering whether to
abandon the organization or devisea plan
to put the club on Il more substantial
basis. The committee will tonight rec.
ommend that the dues be increascd 10
$40. 4 member OF. the committee said
last night that either this must be done
or the club dishanded. The effort to run
the club on dues OF s. a year has had i.
fair trial, and is not Il success.
Tho Lincoln club has been a power in
the party, n greater power, indeed, than
the public ut large has realized. During
4 campaign. the club rooms have been
thrown open for the use OF the partyin gen.
eral, and q considerable expense has been
saved the various committees. In addi-
ton to this, such q club is like a standing
army when organization is needed; it
serves as a nucleus around which the
strength Of the party crystalizes. Few
w~arm.hearted, earnest Republicans will
be willing TO see the Lincoln club die.
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To Appear In EnSihsh Comedy Next Wed.
neslny,

| .."
To Appear In EnSlisi cothcdy Next Wed.
nesdny.
Mile. Aimee, thegreat Artistic, who has
been so successful in French opera
boufle, and who has abandoned that par
ticular sphere that she may be able to
make herself better understood to the
American public, who for so many years
have favored her with their patronage,
will appear here next Wednesday wen
ing iii an Etiglislt-speaking role, in Jessop
& Gill's Comedy "Mam'zelle." Great rs
has been her success in French opera
bouile it is more than duplicated by her
appearance in English comedy. The sup.
porting company is described by the jour
mails in the cities in which the company
has Appeared rs one Of the best that has
yer supported n star.
As to the play itself, it is said to be one
Of the best things done this season. The
subject Of "Mam'zelle" is the familiar one
Of the elderly married man out for the
night with the bachelor friend rs alder
aud abcttor; but the plot is well con-
trived and deity handled, with a quick
action q bright, crisp dialogue. Mile.
Aimee has the pnrt OF a French girl in
America, who takes to the stage and sings,
at u cafe chantant, j number Of fascinating
songs-notabiy the faioma, III u gorgeous
Spanish costume, and the familiar "Pretty
rs n Picture"
The sale OF seats commences Monday
morning at T. ". Banners music store
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ANOTHER RICHMOND
In the Field for the Wheeling PDstofice
7... Contest. ~.

In the Field for the Wheeling PDstofloe
Contest.
1t is reported on good authority that
Robert Simpson has entered the lists for
the appointment MS postmaster to succeed
Col. Sterling, whose commission, it should
he borne in mind, does not expire until
January, 1887. Mr.. Simpson, according
10 the report, thinks it bettOr TO wait two
years for the postnastersl,ip than four for
the sheriiIhlty. He nibbled at the bait
thrown out to him, in the shape OF q soft
snap for the Democratic nomination for
the latter position in 1855, but it is said he
has bitten in earnest ut the latter bait.
The other candidates do not attempt to
conceal their surprise, not to say disap.
proval. They supposed Mr.. Simpson had
been safely switched upon another track,
ind now that they have gotten well under
way they are threatened with q collision.
There is Ggood deal OF talk concerning
tile postmastership. 1t hRs been proposed
that the candidates submit their ciaitns to
q vote OF the people at q primary election.
Some OF the candidates seem to favor this
suggestion, while with others it meets.
with bitter Opposition. There will be
plenty Of time to settle all the differences
before there is q vacancy To fill.
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MORNING FIRE
EcENTRALPARToF THE CITY
MoLaln's block Again Visited. By ths De-
stroyluE RlamsI, Hut Happily pia.
covered ID Time to, Save De'truot
tiOn>- Good Work Of tho flrsmsu. i,

About fifteen minutes after Q o'clock
this morning Il young man walking up
Market street noticed ii bright light shin.
ing through the back door Of Fninzheim's
jewelry store, and watching It for a mo-
mef., lie perceived that q vigorous Are
was raging in the rear Of the store, the
flames imminently threatening 1t and
other stores. lie at once raised I'M
alarm, and the box at the
City Building WINS pulled. The
Hope hose reel was on the spot In .
minute, and the rest OF the department
| was not far behind.
BY this time the smoke was rolling ont
OF the front door OF the Merchants
restaurant, OH Twelfth street, und II
cracking sound which could DO heard
within was ominOlis. The restaurant
door was broken in and a stream Of water
thrown from the door, and another was
put directly OIL the flames from the rear
Of Henry Somebody's store, OF,
Market street, to which In entrance was Of
iected by breaking the glass In the door.
The flames were found to have original.
cd in tho kitchen Of Norton & Salade's
Merchants restaurant. This part OF the
building, n light frame structure
made albright biaze, and gave the impress
sion that the'whole building wns doUmct
TO obstruction. The tiremen soon Ind thu
fumes under control, and 1t was loarnet
that tho damage by fire was comparative
ly' small, that from water being greater
though not extensive,
The loss to the restaurant firm cOulI
not learned. They are the only losers, ex
cept in broken glass. All the stores men
toned, and those OF Lynch Bros, sho
dealers, und McLain Bros, druggists
are III the McLain block. whlcI
was q few months ugo 80 s%eriousl
damaged by fire. Parsons photograp'
!. gallery and Higgins photograph gallery
; arc also in the baildiag. The latter p0,
, sibly suffered slightly frcm smoke.
A bad hole was burned through til
Q ceiling and the floor of til
Y second story, and Hon. r. G
: Bars law Office and one or two adjacci
rooms were badly wrecked by fire IN
t water. ID
Several sleeping room were also in I'll
: building, and the occupants were uncert
y mOniously reused and compelle
10 rush out without much n
: .ention to their toilets. A portion {
the tenants had the am experience yer
recently, and they thought last night
WIS getting very monotonous.
:. The manner IN which the Are originate
can only be conjectured. II was suppose
it caught from the stove In the kitchen.
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Jurors Drawn.

The following named jurors have been
drawn and summoned to serve in the
Circuit Court OH and after next Monday:
Part I. August Frank, Nicholas Hell,
August Rhemschneider, Charles Green,
L. I. Busbey, J. l., Hanna, ". L. Freeze,
Samuel Murray, r. NJ. Maxwell, John
Coleman, Joseph Green, Peter Comeriord,
Robert White, Charles I. Stein, William
RHir, G. II. Taylor, D. A. Waddle, James
Ross, Jr., Alex. Glass, J. i. Waite, J.F.
Gibson, r. kasley, Joseph Humes, Helm
rich Schultz, William Clator, james i.
I.ally, John S. Schrader, Edgar Clark,
William Long, j. FL. Rinehart.
Part H. +. J.. ,Chaliant, John Rhem,
John Doler, Charles Ritz. Michael Ed
wards, Charles Ross, J.. r. IIan,m, Frank
Hildreth, Ed. Marks, John Keenan,, C. A.
Atkinson, Peter KIoss, Fred. Gado, John
G. Mutfi, Fred. Law, Ohio King, Henry
Belize, Julius. e.. Hayes, Peter Wendell,
Brooks Hedges, Jacob Soles, Louis Fem
Ter, Charles Law, John Hanna, Charles
Carr, James Marshall, William Higgins,
George Car, Fnnk A. Bruner, Jacob
thinner.
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A OF EDUCATION.
Tho Regular Monthly Meeting Of that BODY
.fHtH M, nu.tpasn To ~ AZ ct~1 LntgT gSrFT

Tho Regular Monthly Meeting Of that Body.
Business Transnoted.
The regular session Of the Board Of
Education was held at It's rooms in the
Library Building last evening. President
Collier presided and Messrs. Hoset seldler,
Whully and Work were the only abb
sentees,
The Committee on Accounts presented
bills for amounts aggresuting sss3.4l,
which were ordered paid. The Commit
tee on Finance reported that II llad had
under consideration the applications Of
various persons for n refund Of taxes on
erroneous assessments, and that each was
accompanied by Il certificate, showing
That City Council had allowed tho refund.
The Committee recommended that tho
following reductions be made, which wa
done: Blum & Mnrks, S.; Adam Leon.
hart, Sl.s0; stieo. II. BUSCH, SG.40: Mrs. J.
Bloch, $l2.30; G. d. j. Bingcll, Sl.a0;
Wheeling Electrical Co., $40.
The Committee on Text Books reported
that tho publishers Of hppleton's series Of
readers have lately issued MI Introductory
Fourth Reader and Recommended its ad6p
'tion as u text book in the schools Of thu
district, which was agrcedto by the Board.
The committee further reported that !,
had liad under consideration the matter
referred 10 It Of furnishing music books tl
the grammar schools and had sclected.a
publication entitled "Acinc Songs No.:
Tor Schools" rs being the most appropriate
for the purpose. The Suparintendent wa
authorized 10 purchase a sufficient number
OF the books.
Bids for furnishing coal to the schools
for the ensuing ycar were opened AM
read, and after. q careful estimate and dis.
cussion US 10 the; merits. OF the coal OF vari-
Gus firms, the Board awarded the contract
to the Manchester Coal Co., ut tho rate Of
Q 0j.l0O cents per busheI foralfthe schools
in the city.
furty.llve new desks were ordered pur.
chased for u room to he opened OF
the Island, In Madison district, January /.
Superintendent Birch presented his re.
port, which was received and filed. Th
following is an abstract OF the same: En-.
| rolfment for the month in Washington
district, 5la; Clay, 572; Union, 5G4; Cen.
tire, Ali; Webster, 4S9; Madison, 4sl;
Richie, 6Sii Colored, l%l; total, 3,&sa
This number was divided rs follows:
Grammar room, ISL; Div. A, gr. |, 2a2l ;
gr. 4, rs; Div. 3, gr. |, 2is; q. ., JJ7
sr. 3, IS; Div. G, or. !, 2o2; gr.2 ., 3l3; gr
:, e34; Div. q, gr. |, $40; gr. 9, AS; gr.3
BIG; sr. 4, 35i, gr: D, 0S; gr. ., 53; gr. Z.
81. One hundred and three teachers wer,
employed and Si,GS7 was paid to them
The enrolment in the Germant depart
partment was 325. The Superintendent
reported about the coming Teachers In
stitute to be held in this city. ut the hall
OF the House Of Delegates, November 2sth
AMI 18th, and the schools were ordered
closed on the 2Sth. /,
Accompanying this report was that OF
the LibririaIr fur tho muntii ending Obtu.
Der 80. In the Library 4,G5l books wer,
given out; in the rpuding room Isl aver
age circulation'pe day. l6a: amounts re.
ceived from fines, etc., SIG %.
At S:l5 o'clock the Board adjourned.
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A Slick HnNtf.

Nicholas Court House has a sensation.
Recently a swarthy foreigner, who said he
was u Turk, but chilled himself Edouard
McDuper, opened q watch repair shop
there. lie talked several languages
tlacntly, and was n good workman, and
numerous watches were left with him for
The other day he went to Charles
ton to attend n circus, and failing toreturn
an investigation was made, and it was dis
covered that tho watches left with him
were also gone.
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.tCrSOle.''

:: Miss Helen Blythe will appear ut the
Opera House this evening us Cora, he
:crsOlE,, in an adaptation OF the famous and
powerful French drama, "Article A."
Neither Miss Blythe nor the play needs
any Recommendation to a Wheeling audi.
ence.S tler enactment OF IL difficult role in
1.-THE Silver, King" made nh impression
here which is still fresh, and no doubt
she will have n large audience this even.
ing. The company supporting her is said
10 DO n strong one. Reserved seats are on
sale at Banners music store.
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LOCAL D%nrvlrIEs.
Matter. Of Minor ,lomsut in and About the

d CITY. ;7t3
"CnEolr" at tho Opera House this sve.
ming.
TIE Crescent mill will shut down for
the mex. four days,
TnE Gundling Fishing Club will give q
ball At Turner Hall tonight,
suLLivAs's Female Mastodons are still
delighting tho audiences 1t Charley Shay's
theatre nightly.
No puslSKss OF public interest was franc.
acted In Part ! Of the Circnit Court yes.
terday. Part ii was not In session.
FREDDIE, n son OF Andrew, Golden otthe
| Eighth ward, fell while at play yesterday
morning and broke his right leg near the
ankle.
"SronN BEATEN" was presented for the
last time ut tbs Opera House last evening.
Tho good impression made nj its first per.
fOrmance here was deepened ut every sub.
sclucnt presentation.
ELLA BENNETT, alias Ella ThOmas, n
white woman, charged will, fornicaton.
and Henry Thomas, cOlorcd, her partner
IN guilt, accused OF adultery, were fined
$50 and costs by Squire Ankle yesterday.
Mn. Rongnr LUKE, tho liveryman, has
Grant House l%iveryman, agent for Louis
G~lcasencamp, carriage manufacturer, oil
Pittsburgh, the finest Landau ever brought
10 this citv. $751;
TnE upper blast furnace was r%cappraiscd
at $i5,000 by Sheriff. Sharp yesterday, the
appraisers being J.. 3. Maxwell, Henry
0ppcrman md /. W. Gray. 1t will be
offered for sale again on Monday, Deccm'
Der 22-SrubenriM Krdhd.
CLEnx Hook Yesterday admitted to re
cord Il deed made November 20 by Dor
orthy Krouch to IIorkhelmer Bros. in con
si1eration OF Sl,5l2, for oae.qaarter Of 10
204, fronting on the south side OF Six
tccnth between McColloch and Woot
streets, Is
Dn. BLAND and three assistants left thi
morning OH the one o'clock B. 4 o. trail
for Weston, with five insane persons VIII
will DO committed 10 The asylum there
These five arc from 0liloeounty. Several pa
ticnts from other counties were expected
to join the party en- rvtie.
WHEELING has some very bud girls
SOiic vi tilcln ul away IEuHl iioiilc c's,,
once in awhile, and are captured agai
only by searching houses Of i~ll-repute i
neiglboring towns, and, MS is usual, thes
young girls are put down as awful
awful bad" The fact is, there is somt
thing wrong at home. There may be ist
lated cases Of young girls with pleasal
aud agreeable homes seeking II life {
shame, but In $50 cares out Of every thor
sand the fault lies at home, and the sldd
girls are filed with The idea that i. is in
possible to make their condition worse
b laire Independent.
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Elrlln.ilulI.

At 3 o'clock yesterday, afternoon Mr.,
Charles Carlin, son 9'cupt.. joint Carlili,
and Miss Minnie Han. daughter, of Mi
Van B.. Hal, Secretary Of tho Eitizens1,
Railway Com panY,," were married at the
Fourth strett.iM. n Church, THE pastor,
Rev. DR.. lie. Smith, ,,nilirialinag:: Messrs!
Charles Ensley, Johir'I6gnc. and James
Mendel acted as usl!efs, md llieN were no
other attendants: ~
Shortly after the ceremony the happy
couple left for Il short trip oyer III Ohio.
where they will visit friends until Mon
day,
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Proprietor, l4lO Main Street.
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Tho Conflict

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1t has been known and used for many
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? Wanted Girl to do IIousework.
. yLost-Cameo lin. r.
~ bridgeport Coal-Kcohnline Bros. -.
The Excelsior Lamp stovc-ueo. W. Johnson's
Sous,
For Cinclnnali-s!eamcr ". y. Chancellor.
Manhood Restored. .tlS -
Thanksgiving tanis-Mct.ttre House Art storc.
Spare Ribs-D. C. List, Jr. .tN
Opera llo~uSe-Afmee.
Collars and Cuils-iI. Sonneboru.S
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati u St. Louis Railway
Change Of ~Time-ihirl pnge.
Cleveland Il Pittsburgh Iailroad-Chan OF
Time-ThIri w.gc.
Ohio River sali-Jos. speldel ( Co.-Fourth page.
Furnished Rooms to Rcnt-Fourtll page.
Pastons, Master IhOingrnplIer-Fuurtii page. .
Fancy Goods John f~riedef-Fourth page.
~Eotlce-LIncOln Club-fourth page.