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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
Council Notes and Oiher Matters from
.-.4 StcubenyIIlc,

Council Notes and OilIer Matters from
go StcubenyIllc.
Council last night directed the purchase CT
he rses for the fire engines and hose carts
Auditor slmeral was in Bloomfield yester.
day, attending tbs funeral OF his sister, Mrs.
William s. Blackburn.
The new five percent school bonds OF this
special school district, have been disposed of
at ! q percsnt premium. Their amount IL
$l25U0.
James Steele, OF Carroll county, while
crossing The track OF he P, G. d. st. L. rail
road, near Bowerston, Monday evening, was
struck by a train and killed.
James A. McCurdy, Esq.. was last night
appointed by Council to attend to the city's
legal business until new City Solicitor Is mp
pointed, vice G. A. Reynolds, resigned.
A freight train, on the Panhandle road
near skeltey's station, yesterday, ran into the
rear OF anothe. freight train, Smashing The
cabooss aud irjuring the engine slightly.
A party Of young folks left here last night
on sleds Tor q trip 10 the country, the point OF
destination being the home Of County Com
missioner White, where, as the guests OF Miss
Faye White, big timo and lots OF fun were
anticipated. Slelghipg parties are all the 20.
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THE Bright SIDE
Oftho Fad WenthOr-some Advantages
aft fhe snnxy

VI inc Enu ehtHCr-sOtne advantages
uf tho SHOW.
The "betler weather" for which people
have been longing arrived yesterday. The
atmosphere was not too cold, juas cold
enough, aud tue ground III excellent condi.
ton for sleighirg and coasting. Tie cutters
were out in force, and the boys were thick
on every slope suitable for Gliding.
There are other advantages in the snowy
mantle which now enfo!ds the earth.
1t protects vegetation, especially wheat,
grass, strawberry vines and the Ike. Besides
when the land lays open and exposed all win.
ter, 1t not only Injuries the grAss and small
plants, but II njures the land itself, by blow.
ing away the fner pnrticlesof decayed vege.
talion from the surface, and when thus ex.
PISSED, there Ia chance Tor the frest TO antef
the ground 10 the depth of several feet, thus
cooling the earth to great depth, requiring
many warm days 10 the Rprlngt TO thaw it out,
and warm It up sailiclen: to start vegetation;
but when deep SNOW covers the land until
spring opens "a soon IS tho snow melt, the
ground being free from frost, will soon be in
condition to cultivate, aad for plants to
grow. The SEASON therefore opens up ea,ller
and more favorably. Take 1t all in all, there
ara many compensatiors to the unpleasant
weather OF the last week or 60. Il
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A Bright CLEAN of Winter sun.nine.

In New Orleans, on Tuesday. December IS,
1883, Gsn'ls G. 7. Bsausegsrd, OF La, and
Jubal A. EARLY, OF Va, ia the prts,ucs OF q
large throng, proceeded to execute their duty
as the ComnIissionegsfor the superinien dencs
and management Of the 1881 Monthly, the
Extraordinary Semi-Annua Drawing OF tho
Louisiana Slate Lottery, with tho following
result: Ticket No. ! 507 wsB sod In fractions,
and portion Of the Sl50. GOO went to lucky
man in Ban Francisco; ticket No. "a 405, OF
$50 COO, IVES also sold in fractions. oue-hali OF
which, costing IS drawing rs O10, 10 John
Reyes Paige, care l. D. Alexandra l. Co., No.
Nassau St, New York City; No. Il. 1856 drew
the third capital psizs Of $50 900, WIS sold by
mail in New fMk; Nos. I,11I and G3, AGO
drew each $40, 900, the fourth capital prizes,
was cold in Savannah, Ga, and New Orleans
Other large capital pr!z!s were scattered
broadcast by The urQnessionably fair dis.ri.
button smong The tofders OF tickets Nos 49,
80. SO G3. 81 ,055 and G., 38l, each drawing
$1,000, living widely apart in the cities OF
New York, Boston, Chicago Washington, D.
O., Mansfield, o., 81. Louis. Louisville, San
Francisco, CAL, Columbus, en-, Mifau, Texas,
aud New Orleans, La. Names Of lucky ones
are omitted by request. The next drawing
takes place Feb. l2, 1884, about which NJ. A.
DAuphin, New Orleans, La, will be happy to
give every information. p&H.
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Alleged Diamond xhier OH Trial.

Al Martin was put on trial yesterday in
Judge Jacobs tias OF tho Circuit Court, on
the indictment found against him by The
late grand jury for grand larceny, and for re-.
ceivi.G stolen goods, knowing them to DO
atolen. His brother and Uthman. indicted
for the same ohenss, will be tried st the II, 1t
term OF court. These three are accused OF
entering the residencs of Dana Geyer, in
Est Wheeling several months ago, and
atealing quantity Of diamonds and jswelry,
the property Of Mrs. Geyer. Marliu, IL will
be remembered, undertook 10 sell portion
Of the stolen valusblcs In Pittsburgh recently,
which led to the arrest OF the party.
The prosecution Is conducted by States
Attorney Jordan, while Messrs. Cracrait and
Gtlchfiai are counsel for the defense. Tho
evidence was concluded last evening before
adjournment, aud heargumsnt will be made
tbs forenoon.
a witness named Sheppard did not re-
spond when called yesterday, and he was
fined IS for contempt. h. = !.
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ESTIMATES on all kinds OF Printing cheer.
fully given BY the ISTELLIaEscxR jon OrrlcE.
All work guaranteed. 80 80
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Wheeling Wholesale harriet.


SHERLlst, THe,daY, January Is.
The heavy snow fail and genera disagrepable.
ness OF Inc weather tac fore part OF the week Just
past, almosi forc,d Suspenson el business, anu 10
consequence ioGe leading articles became very
scarco ard advanced prices were 10 DO noted,
Dressed poultry ruled very high. Legs advanced
slightly. atu the demand for rO.atoes improved
somewhs: In the heavy grocery line no changes
are made: sinci tho nov became picked dos
somewhat, rendering Tho country lolds pass bic,
there has been noticeable I'M roytmeni Ia t,sGe.
Cotees arc. quoted high md ara aull Su.ass nc.
mained down at allow figure, with. hut It'll. dc.
msnd; Provisions sre marked upR fracllon.
Grdn!-Hheat 81 05 per bushei. State oats asc.
Rye go, but very little otfeiiog. State
corr, old. Csc on the wharf; new corn, 5oc per
Eour-;Fancy patents, ispring and winter &c co.
st. Louis winter % 60a6 IS: fancy family
white amber md winter Gu co. choice family
tclioice red winter IS 5oa6 90 Xxx family (mcdIum,
Staterts Is 6a5 IS: XXX bakers iIinncsotal Sc S5a
6 30: Xxx bakers twlscouSln) S. 75as 90, Com mes
SOC. 10 paper. 0atmeal-mcdium b,anl-s7 90
per bbl; fancy q 50. RE -four 81 50a4 rs. -"
AM Fdd-Wh!te middliugs SIS co coarse
$50 %. - ~ > 'fS ~ -.'u
Hoy aud :&rne-Primc loose timothy IS o0ss 50 per
Ton prime baled at 50 00al0 co. Wheat straw 50 %;
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hcttiAg OF Tho Council Committee Inst
EAat. ling

Evening.
The Committee on Claims met at the City
Building last evening 10 consider various
mattera that were waiting for It's attention.
The Solicitor was instructed to bring action
in ejec.ment, in the case OF Capt. C. H.
Booth, OF the Island, who has had public
alley closed up for q number OF years, and
claims that he viii not give the same up. II,
after having the city's side presented 10 him,
he shall still refuse to release the ground in
dispute, then action is 10 be brought. Capt.
Booths CLAIM TO the land is that he has had
II fence in for n certain number OF years.
The Board Of Public Works has for some
time been endcRvofing to secure possession
OF tho alley, and the attention OF Council was
called TO the matter by the Board.
Tho clss OF Mrs. August Volkenroth, OF
the South Side, was also up. This lady on
the night OF November fell over pile OF
dirt near the corner OF Chaplinc and Twenty
sixth streets, left there by city workmsn, /,
Is claimed without the proper light She
was confined TO her bed for six weeks and
will not be able to wUrI any fer several
weeks 10 Come. She wants damages. Her
husband appeared for hor and Brought along
several Witnesses. Mr.. Valkenroth wants
SIS for c .pbyscan's services ard SI.50 per
day for four months or about $500 In all.
The comalittcc went into executive session
over tho matter.
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TfansIctiUJs 45B, vOO shales
Brcnti.tnRs aud Proytslons,

NEW YORK. January l5-Flour firm: rcceints
$500 barrels exports 100 barrels; superilne Stste
and western 81 6SaS s5 COMMON 10 good 81 2sas II.
Wheat: options declined 70 at tho ofeuipg bni
aIleswasds ruled ttIong. aud advanced 1alssc,
bushels; exports ll9 900 bushels; No. fcd 81 C6Xa
%; uugrGded rcd 81 09al Is; ungraded while Sea
81 o.; No. red January. sales s2l0o bushels at
10000 bushels at 81 0Sal coz, closing At 81 az
March. sales 93 90 bushes al 81 01sIsl o9l, ct sIs
at 81 %; Apl sales Zoo bushels 1t 81 l0lsliiE
closing At sill1a; May sales 20SsOo0 bushels Il
barely steady; options opeueG xaic loSer i bns
later lost most Of the decline. closing
lrmer; receipts 1900 bushels; exports 5000
bushes VI graded toAestsc; No. s Toe; No. 2
6a5tc closing ut G2,S- February G5a6S;fc. closing
ai6SEe: March tSsf.t49sc, c,osirg at 6iJkc: May
closing at 6ot4c. Oats <a1za higher;
receipts Al COZ bulhels; exports l4Q tu!het; west.
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Il. X. CARPENTER, Henderson, N, y, cured OF
Psorfass OF Lepsoty, Of twenty years standing, by
Culicura Remedies. The most wonderful cure en-
record. A dpstpaniul OF scales fell fr.m him
die. Cure Sworu IN before o justice OF the peace
and Ilcndenon's most prominent citizsns.
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RIVER NEWS.
Eoiss About The steaInbpnis, Haak Briefs
.'- Auti yclerruDOIc KepDrts

Eoits About Tho Sieanbpnfs, Haak Briefs
- anu yclegrnpnic Reports.
The Clifton passed down and the Geo.
ROBBERS up; both wers light.
Steam WAS raised on The Regular Yesterday
and she worked eff tie ice that was under
her. .''- - u e. :
Tho Lzz.e Townsend was at work yes,er.
day getting the g., L. Il ". wharboat In good
shape. - :
Very little Ice was floating yesterday, and
there Is II fair prospect for getting the steam.
ers out In few days. OK ~
The river commenced falling at this point
yesterday. At dusk las. evening there was a
depth Of II feet inches in the channel.
Capt Ell. Hornbrook, OF tho steamer len.
| ME Campbell, writes from New Orleans that
he will be here about the middle OF ne It
month with his boat. >
The reports about the Dlurnal being in a
dangerous position in the mouth Of the Mus.
kirsuni, are denied BY her owners. The ice
under the stesmer broke and went out lesy.
Ing her uninjared, fact her many friends
will be pleased TO learn. ~
The John Lomss managed 10 get her pipes
thawed, out aud leave here about 8 o'clock
yesterday morning for Parkersburg with wit.
nesses and attorneys In the kelar case. The
case was called In the U. 3. Court sitting at
Parktrsburg yesterday afternoon. A motion
Tor Its continualc e will be argued to-day.
srkuBEsytLLs, O., January -15.-Riyer II
feet and falling: weather cold. q .
PIr1sBuRou, January l5-Rlyer feet and
falling; weather clear and cold. 3 y .
PARKER, Pa, January 15.-Riyer . feet @
inches and on stand; weather snowy.
GREENSBORO, Pa, January l5.-Riyer II feet
6inehes and stationary; weather snowy
On CI1r, Pa, January .l5.-Riyes . feet 6
inches aud on a stand; weather cloudy and
cold. 6 ~ 3 1,4s'S'g, : - -
BROWNSVILLE, Pa, January I5.-Riyer 10
feet and falling; weather cloudy; thermom.
MoRoAS7ows, W. Va, January ii -Riyer
10 feet and stationary; xeathsr cloudy; ther.
mometer c6o. s..s.s p p .l''gs...,' >
LccK No. 4 Pa, January l5.-Riyer IA feet
9inches and falling; weather snowy; Their.
go ~ ,.,.,.s'' :.
RIck's LANDING, Pa, January l5.-Riyer 10 |
feet 8 inches and falling; weather cloudy;
thermometer go. +s u s. ~ .
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HALL OF Who TYra. UNION No, 10 !
WHEELING, w, Va. Ian. liz

HALL OF Who TYra. UNION No, T9l
WHEELING, W. Va, Jan. 10.
WEERE.s, Our brother, Edwin Briggs, who
was an early aud respected member OF type.
graphical Union No. 70. has departed this
life. therefore be /. -
I!esolred, l. That through the desth OF
Brother Briggs our Union loses m INTELLIGENT
and consistent member. He gave hearty
obedience TO our laws, which gives him a last.
ing place in the hearlH Of his fellow crafts.
men. r,a5--
9, That the members OF this Union attend
as folly as circumstances will permit, the
funeral services to-day Tuesday, Of our re.
spected brother. -. -. :.
8, Tint in commemoration OF thissad event
our hall and charter DO draped in mourning
for thirty days, and that these resolutions BE-
recorded at length in the minutes OF cur
Union. Fralernally submitted,
a. Ed. Q. LuDSIG. .E.f-t
" W. W. McvAY, Com.
G. T. RIcs,
b. T 10 n,,tt T.
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STATE sEcuRlriEs-Quiet.

U. S. 2s...................l09 ~. s. Is,
U. .. Axe, COUPONS. llik
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Gov. Jackson yesterday appointed the len
delegates to the Mississippi River Improve
ment Convention, 10 which this State Is emit.
tied by the call. The convention meets on
February In Washington City. Tie dele.
, CATION irom West Virginia will hold its own
with that Of any Of the States to be repre-.
,sented, II all tho appoiutees attend. Ii is
composed Of the following named gentlemen:
Gol. Alex; Campbell, Of Brooke county;
Frank J. Hearne. Capt. John Mcclure and
Lewis Baker. Of Ohio county; Robsr, McEi.
downey, of Wetzel county; Charles II, Shat.
tuck and George w. Thompson, OF Wood
county; R. s. Brown, OF Jackson county:
John W. steinbsrger, Of Mason county, and
Henry @. Sims, OF Cabell county. -
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PERSONAL, MENTION.

NcWsnna Gossip In Relation 10 Various
zlss-57 ~. rcoplr. 1sEi, 2
Mn. Oscar Rama elsburs sailed from New
York for Paris yesterday.
Mr.. Z. W. DunaHay and family left last
evening to visit Eastern friends.
Mis- Ida Clino and Miss Katie O5ermau,
OF this city, arc visiting friends at Beilaire.
Misses May and Jsnnia Thobu.n, Of Mt,
t.easant, were NJ the Mcclure house yester.
d,y. -. = :
Mr.. and Ars. Dana Gsyer, OF St. Louis Al
In tho city attending the trial OF A.. Martin,
charged with stating Mrs, Geyer'a dih.
monds. - :.
Mr.. Feurhskc, formerly Of the Central
Glsss Works, Wheel ng, has been employed
IS travelling salesman for the E:ua, this city,
and VIII enter npon his duties In .hort
time.-Bsliaire Tribune. az, E1'2
Auditor Miller Is at Hageatown, en- route
hom trome the South, where he went with
his wife for tho benefit OF her health. 1t was
the intention that she should remain South
come time, but her health Is already 10 much
improved that she will return with Mr..
Miller. 80 -
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Z - .'' 1'' "
Building Association Hall, on second floor. ctan.
giles Block, Market street This Hail Is iot tont 70
sOcleiies ind Associations oil Tuesday, Thurs
day and Friday evenings, and for Office use duIlng
the day. Lesks and chairs nilor, gas aud fuel
funlAhtd. Apply 10 ChAS W, GUSSER, III
Jtli 80 . 70. 1870 Main hfeot.
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"Panch", after paying his respects to bis
multitude Of friends In Whesllug, went TO
Cincinnati. where live bis iatherand brother,
r, 8. Long, who also served q portion Of q
sentence here, and wrs pardoned BY the
President, he being U. 8. convict. Il was
reported here come time ago that Punch"
has since gone 10 the "wlndo#less palace OF
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CINCINNATI, o., January l5.-Flour dull and TN.
changed. Wheat dull at 81 02ai % Corn IL good de.
mand; No. ., &c. Oats armer at S7aSi5ic., Rye
changed Pork frnler At SIS IS Lard dull ats. SOC.
Hulk meats quiet and lrm shoulders 6c: sacIt rib
re Bacon In good demlnd .houldcrS. re: short
lib SHe: short clear SIC. Whisky steady at 81 Il.
Butter quiet and unchanged.
TOLEDO, January l5.--Whest quiet and steady:
No. white 81 o. No. Vic. No red cash 9Scasl QS
January 9sc; February 9SNc: March 81 Of; May
81 GI. Corn dull; No. 2 cash 5l1ssc; January b2xc
bid; February CSC; DAY 6Sc Icjlcted sc; Ito grade
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ASCOUNTERFEITER5
SENT TO JAIL AT ST. cLAIRsyILLE
For Circulating Rogus Specie About
observation-disclosures Progress and
Other Timsly n alters AZ He'll.
Aire-Moundsviile News. SS

Robert Mason was arrested at Jacobsburg
Belmont county, Ohio, on Monday, on a
charge Of passing counterfeit money, and Of.
ter u preliminary hearing before Squire Miles
Hart, OF Smith township, he was held In
$1,000 bail Tor hlh appearance before the next
grand jury. Falling TO furnish bond, be was
taken 10 st. Clalrsville yesterday and there
lodged In Jail for safe keeping. 3 r.
Mason had, 1t Is believed, been carrying on
bis operations In small way for some length
passed IS or $40 In spurious quarters and
nickels, and when arrested he had dollar or
two OF tina bogus coins In his posses,l IN,
Both the pieces are said TO be very good imi.
tations.
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Mr. ". +. suL,lvAs, 15-N. 33.d street,
New York City, ssys that for six yesrs he has
suffered with rheumatism, and for weeks was
unable 10 get about or feed himself. Finally
be tried the wonderful remedy, St. Jacobs
OIL. ut cured me-" he says, land have not
been troubled with rheumatism liace,"
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L
1ic; prime BIO, l3e; Sooi Rio l5Sc. ordins uy;
1lc java, 22a2lc, 'S' '''
IoaS!ed Cogte-Inraper, pcr ID, I7L lower. v,ssce
llnlbc; In bulk, l3alin: lava. INK ~ e'aues'
Su1nrs-Stsndnrd conicctioners A. M, II, o..
Windsor A, saTc; Prairie 4. &c: rerned v,,o,c
sha7c; grsnnisted, SX!c; powdered. %; crushed
syrHps-GhcicsS maple, &c; choice sugar sym,
E,es-Csrolins. Gs7 IS:
sctg 0rscdm Isolaaei-c Choice. b5c strictly nrir,o
800: prime, lsc; gooj 45c.. "''S'' "a
IGs-Youug hysou, per lb, 25atoc; gunpowder
7Jc: souchopg, zaG5c ~ o'''u' "a! ILa
Candlcs-shr full weight, 145zc; stearine, persei,
JlMc1r-Cno.ce WINE, 100. per cal. standard c,,,
brands, llalSe per gall country, iSai5c DC! gal. AZ
10 quality. ~ - &C., '''' 90
Wooden Kdrc--Eo. tubs. ptr dozen q a m.
No, tubs per dozen, 81 90: M i,fs
per Dozen Sc co. hoop per dozen. ST GO. hnnn
pals, 81 %: keelers per nest 81 Us; butter tuSs
10 lbs capaclty 81 SO: DO 81 lhs caparItv ~ m. ~ q
lbs capacity Is 50, washboards, plain. 81 basi *
washboards patont. per dozen, 81 b1p275. = :. -
Canned Gohis-Plc peaches, 3lb 81 10: pesebes +
Id So 90; tomatoes, h. Bakers, 81 %: sweet corn
81 O9al 25 Wlnslow corn, 81 80; stvawberrics. n
81 25 blackberrics. H., 81 90; rnspbcfries' in
Dried Fitlts-Sew eyapornted pared PEACHES No..
nc; IMPAIRED do l5a.Gc; raspterrics s5aSGo blnrI.
hoyy}py r,,y, y ~ r1nlL.S o.eS
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IT yrs a wise one tina. said: Every man Is
occasionally what ho ought 10 be perpetual.
IT," That must bs when he Is honest enough
10. acknowledge the merits oil Dr.. Balls
Cough Syrup, the oaly sure euro for coughs
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Petition for Diyorc, pI,n,,,o,,

The Cincinnati 7Tmej.Sar say.: tier the
return OF the summons in the divorce suit OF
Mrs. Oscar Rammersberg last week, with the
Endorsement that the defendant could not be
found, q settlement Of the difficulties exist.
Ing, between the parties was effected, and the
petition was dismkssd. i,sss4s.5i' ] ~ y
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srocKs-The market opened irregular but in the
msin lower. 81. Paul was c9nspicuOusly weak.
selling down 10 50 OH the revival OF rep,rts oI n
fresh Issue OF stock. Before The rst cal rsl1 NJ
= 10 y percent took place, ct Paul being proui.
neht. me hrmnlss was OF short dumtioa how.
ever ior the bears soon after the irst call
y. fauland CARL the price down l5s percent 10
S. general decline eusrea which wa. sllcce, d.
Cd BY better feeling, and a rally OF u 10 IL pet.
ceut on report from the West that the nnosnrets
for ntestlement q troubles between the railroads
WAS more promising. -. " '">''
Later In the day twas announced that an snnli.
cation for Receiver for toe Ontario & Western had
been made. IRIS Was acc npAnied BIZ renut ii
from Treasurer Jordan, OF tint road, uskil : thc
trustees oil preferred stock aud holders rcneraliy
not TO give them proxies but 10 attend tho meeting
Of tie company III this city TO-, otrow, Trrssu,er
jordan likcwtc demSsded tho resignation OF prcsi.
dent Wilson aud Wee PRECEDENT HoIston either
from the Ontario & Western or, Lato Shnrc
clamit that In dual capacity they cannot do jus
lice toelther company TGese fie,h Complications in
West shoIc matters In conjunction with heavy
slleS oil bonds all day had depressing clIicf on
the m irket aud the improvement lost. ihu market
closed weax. As compared with last nights close
81. Paul Is pe:cent, Omaha & Denver X. Lonis.
Vile Nashville md kansss q Texas Issc
Shore Lake Ellie and Oregon NayI cation w Orrpon
& TranGontinental va Missouri Paei6c' Not,h.
Western Ind Manitoba y, Union Pacific Il snd
Western Iton u percent lower. In spscialtics
Alton Terre HRute fell of TO percent and I'M.
ted sIates Express 10 81. =. -, $50 - y
TfAnslctiOJ IL ia i'm shayeE ..t.-. y F.. T.. q.
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Artistic Pottery aud Fancy Goods-i. G.
Dillon.
Strnysd-Albsrt schsn.
10 lili,nn State Lottery.
Surolal Sale Of ,Carps.s-G. Mendel & Co.
Or. John Z. smlth-Th!rd page.
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Ut. cLAIR.vlLLE HorE,,
Pay your taxea.
Dr.. Park West Is In town.

Pay your taxea.
DR.. Park West Is In town. II
Conrad Troll Is still improving. ~.
jesse Kelly, Of Bellaire, Ia In town.
Eighteen prisoners languish In jall. ~
h. West, jt.t was buried at il A. N. yts.er.
day. - -.
Dr.. 8. B. West, Of Martins Ferry, Is In
town, - 4
= Meetings every evening this weak at the NJ.
Z. Church. -lII'.''' =
James +. Anderson, OF the Bellaire Lulepen-
dent, was Ia town yesterday.
eam Robinson, Of Martins Ferry, 10 In
town, accompanied by his cousin, Mi. Rob.
A !leishing party composed OF some OF Bel.
laire's young folks enjoyed themselves. at
stesBrod's last evening. -
George Brown, j., started for Now York
Monday 10 learn the art OF engraving with ].
I. Scott II Co., wholesale jewellers.
The annual election OF officers Of the First
National Bank OF 81. Clairsville, resulted in
the reelection OF d. D. T. Cowsn as president
AID Dayid Brown, George Brown, Geo. Jep-
son and Conrad Troll as directors, II.
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IL order to get OF large surplus stock l
VIII make heavy reductions on good seasons.
Die goods from thi, date. Call and secure
bargains. L, Y. BLOND.
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WARRINGTON. j. O., January 10 l:S0 \.
M.-For Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley,
fair weather, northerly Winds becoming va
riahle, rising, barometer, followed in the
western portions by slight fall; slightly
colder In Tegnassss, slight fall, followed by
rising temperature In the Ohio Valley.
For the Lower Lake region. fair weather
westerly winds; rising, followed by falling
barometer; stationary, followed by u rising
temDeratnre