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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31
"AEApS OF TaOUHLE
con tho N0usclieei,ern' Minds, the Price
IatH of rliingxIS Up,

con tho N0usciieepsrn' Iintis, the Price
ra' of rhincsis Up"
The condition Of prices In themarkels now
is almost phenomenal, and the cost OF main.
tanning anything like respectable board is
enough to appal housekeepsr with any
limit to her purse. Much complaint OF the
cast Of living ia hoard, aud families OF mod
crate circumstances arc almost In despair. O!
the staple articles OF produce, butter alone Is
reasonable In price just now. It ranges from
20 10 80 cents pound. Eggs are IS cents
,zsn for very poor ones, aud es high as IS
for recent ones Hucksters prophesy that
they will 80 TO so bsfore they e. lower. 1t
Is said spectators have bought up the eggs
III the CITIES and stored them In refrigeratoIs.
The effect Of this has been increased here
abouts by tho severe weather. -
One article which forms quite IN item in
housekeepers' bills, and which has been low
70 far this year, is potatoes They arc now
going up, however, many having been ircz ~
IN the past few weeks. Applea arc sill get.
ting scarcsr and higher, and have already be-
come luxury. Lovers Of celery. moura over
its growing scarcity and dearnesl The frozen
ground and deep snow have had temporary
EFFECT upon 1t which may now be expected 10
cease.
The ssvere weather, indeed, has had a gen.
eral effect on the markets. producing con.
ditions OF affairs Us rarely experienced as
| such weather itself. 1t is therefore cause
for r.joicing that winters backbone Is
broken
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31
ABOUT FIRE PL,IICS.
Chcexful COnversat ION on the Sub ect
.:sllctwecu q fiIciala.

A Cheerful Conversation on the Snhjec
::flsctwecn officials.
It Is not unusual that alter fire complaint
comes from the firemen about tue bad condi-
ton III which they find tho fire plugs. There
is no doubt but that before tho Water Board
took charge OF the water works, mains and
plugs of the oily, the plugs were in many
cases In deplorable condition, but since the
Board assumed charge 1t has aimed to nut
everything In GOOD repair. II the fire
insn would often exercise u little patience
and cool'headedness there would not be oc.
csslon for these complaints As an example
to prove this statement the following CONVEX.
s.tion may be given. 1t took place yesterday
afternoon In the Office Of the Wafer Board
Eater Chief Dunninp, of the Fire Department:
Clerk Updegraff-Dunning, 1sent for you,
as l wanted to tell you something about
plugs. Now, last night the United people
telephoned that the plugs at the corners of
streets would not opea. 1sent man down.
The Ice prevented the opening Of the one ut
Twenty-hfth street, but the one at Twenty.
seventh street he opened without any trouble
and wanted to know when he came back
what l sent him on Buch n walk for. Now.
il plugs are out OF order we want to know IL
you know. S-N =. .aEi. ir,r, -
= Dunning--ics. and II my mon DOM know
which way TO turn plug, want to know 1t,
you know. 5F.l ~ = ;. n.Fas 1.7r -
Z Updegrall-sone OF 'em turn one way aud
some the otheETG1f you want we'll send 4
man ont, say once week, to teach q squad
Of your men how to open tho plugs, W .
Dunning-Ah ! thanks. -.s-. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31
WAS THERE A BIG ROW,
A Gtddy 1n1e hbOut u Dog Fight n
E,Ftfnvs ! q

A Giddy 1nic nbout n Dog Fight Mt
So Fulton. ~ - 4, " ~
Rumois were ahoat yesterday OF a big dog
fight at Fulton al late hour the night be.
fore, between bull dog from Pittsburgh and
a Rltchietown dog. Nobody seemed to know
anything very debate about It. Two men
entered Van keurcn' restaurant, on Twelfth
street, about three O'Clock yesterday morning,
with bull dog. They looked badly
used up, and said In explanation
that they were pittsburgheys and had come
down to fight their dog against n Ritchiesown
dog. Two rounda we.e fought, their dog
completely cleaned ont the Eighth ward an
imal, and tho stakeholder handed over The
money. Later a dispute arose, md the
Wheelipgites served the strangers on the lat:
ter's dog had served the home animal. One
Of the men had on no shirt, and he said his
shirt hhd been 30 torn and drenched
with gore In the melee that he
had thrown 1t away. Both were, or said
they were, badly beaten up. They remained
In the restaurant till six o'clock and then
left, ostensihly 10 take the early Pewiky
train for Pittsburgh. Several hours later
however, the same men and the same dog
were in Market street saloon, and they
were said, by man who saw them, to be
from Bellaire.
All the Ritchistown dog owners "crosseG
their hearts, they knew nothing of The lair
and the story WAS probably invented as at
excuse Tor the appearance Of the men.
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. CHAT AND COMMENT
ON CRY. MATTERS OF INTEREST,
Tho Appeal Case Of Capt. Casgstf. Of the SALVATION
Army, Heard By Jadss JAeob-A Rumortd
Dog Fight and It's Strious Resulls, Prob.
ably . Casssd-Iinor Aeniiou.

The case Of Mrs. sallIe Clngget., late CAP.
tain In charge Of tho pcs. OF Tho Salvation
Army IN this city, who was arrested by
officer Bird about three months ago for al.
legged dlsordcrly conduct on the street, and
lned $40 and coss in Police Court, came up
In Part II OF the Circuit Court yesterday on
au appeal from the decision Of the city
court. Capt" Claggett was present, and
had Mr.. Cracraft as her attorney, while City
Solicitor Erskine appeared against her.
The alleged oiIense was committed on MIR.
ket street, n short distance below Twelfth, III
the evening, as the Army" was marching to
its hall on Main street from its outdoor ser.
vices at the Capitol square. A horse was
frightened by the noise made and the waving
banners. Witnesses testified to the amount
and kind Of noiso made, and thought II was
apt to Brighten horses and annoy the public.
Alter hearing the evidence aud argument,
Judge Jacob took the case into consideration,
and adjourned court till Friday. ,,,...
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VISIT TO THE POOR Huuss,
The Annual Tour OF inspection by ii,

e.
The Annual Tour OF. inspection by tho
NOnrd OF Commissioners.
T. The Board Of County Commissioners met
at the county poor farm, yesterday. The DC.
casion was an annual visit for the purpose OF
examining the condition Of the baildings
and the accounts Of: the Superintendent.
The Board was to have gone out on the
Hempdeld, but owing to various delays the
members ut last had 10 stow themselves
away in an Elm Grove sled. A sumptucus
dinner was the first thing looked after
Committees OF inspection were then appoiEt.
ed and the entire house and farm gone over,
an inventory Of everything being taken. The
farm wss found In good condition, the tenc.
Ing and buildings all being In good rcps;r.
On the farm are eighteen hesd OF eatt,e Of NIL
kinds, three, horses, nine hogs ready for
slaughter, and eleven for use next fall. In
1888 over fifteen tons OF hay, one thousand
bushels Of corn, two hundrad bushels OF oats.
three hundred buhhels OF potatoes, Tires
hundred bushels Of turnips and large qusa.
titles Of 4 onions, parsnips, peas and other
garden truck" were raised. There Is now on
tie farm IN abundance OF proreuder Tor tbs
stock. The number OF inmates at presert Is
ninety.si1. The cost for 1883 was about one
dollar per week pei: psraon. I, The meals fur
nished the inmates consist OF pork every day,
besua, potatoes corn aud wheat bread.
onions. coffee and Itea,S beef three, times a
week. sIu the house everything wss also III
good order from garrett &c. cellar The Board
individually and collectively congratulated
plankey highly upon the
success be has everywhere attained a;& ~
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d PERSONAL MENTION.
News and GOsslp IN Relation to ynri,

News and Gossip IN Relation to Various
People.
Mrs. William Fahery is visiting friends In
East Wheeling.
Frank Burt, ESQ.,, OF Warrington, was in
the city yesterday. 10y
J. NJ. Rees, Esq. a prominent st. Glars.
villo attorney, wss In the city yesterday.
Mr.. William f.. Irwin aod sister, OF this
city, were registered ut tho Cnrrolton House,
Jacksonville, Florida, on January p.
Mr.. J. N. scrogyins, Chief Clerk in the
Secretary OF States cillce, has gone to thil.
.ppi to take in tho railroad jollification to.
Gay.
Homer s. Sodlsy, OF this city, carried oil
the prizs in the defamation contest on Jan.
ue!y @, ut the Allegheny College, Mead.
vile, Pa. ~ .-g
Maj. a. H. Wagner. travelling passenger
agent for the Chicago & Northwestern rail.
road, was in the city yesterday, looking up
Business.
State Superintendent OF Schools B, L.
Butcher left Inst evening for Phiiippi to be
present at to-day's celebration over the com.
pletion OF the Grafton T. Greenbrier railroad
to tina: point Il.
AT. a. taEuner JaCk50n, well known
parkcrsburg gentleman, has gone to Te1as,
where he coatemplstes engaging in the stock
business. at present, however, he IS only
on prospecting tour.
Frank Reiyer aud Miss New berger were
married yesterday afternoon at st.SAlphon.
slls church in the presence OF numerous
friends. Mr.. Rsiser is, one of the most pop.
ular rollers in the city. He works al the
Creek mill.
Miss Fannie Wentworth, OF Patterson.
Onera Company, who takes the part OF the
King in "The Lace Handkerchief" is d very
accomplished pianist, having studied for a
number OF years under Benedict. Yesterday
morning she Gavs an impromptu recital at
Wilson & Banners. which delighted these
that were fortunate enough 10 hear her.
Mr.. B. W. Peteraon, OF this city, is one OF
Tho important witnesses In tho case OF
Keller, indeed for manslaughter, growing
out OF the famous S,ioto-Lomss collision,
the !ormer,bdat Of which Keller WAS pilot,
nov on trial in the United States Court al
Parkersburg. He was employed BY the de-.
lente TO make a survey Of the place Of the
colliaiou. ~ "a
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Trouble In thu Sua,h Erd,

There was little excitement yesterday
morning among the people rcsidirg iu the
vicinity OF tho Intersection OF jacob aud
Forty.tirst directs over wee speck OF var b..
tween several of the stable hands OF the Citi-
zen's Sirest Car Lsroand some OF the neigh
bols into whose cellar, the dirty water from
the cutters was flowing. There Is q box sewer
crossing Forly.ilrst street, over which the
cara run fro II the main line to the a;abl,
This sewer having become clogged up, the
water, in the gutter was backed up, and
spreading over the sidewalk hJwed into the
cellars. Yesterday morning two or three OF
thoss SO bothered went t. work to tear up
the sewer, track and all, for the purpose Of
making an outlet. Tds stable hands inter.
iered,a sud there were hot wosds exchanged that
would probably have eventually ended in
blows bad rot officer Combs arrived. He re-
stored order and informed the board CT Pub.
lie Works Of the s,ste Of sitails, which was
soon reEedied. ,1r '.r' r -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-31
SiEGHEhvILLE,
A Prizo Fight which did not come Off
EUrANce ktODDctl

a IFize Eisht which dill not come Off
Furnace stopped.
, John Connors, who was go badly hurt by y
sledge hammer at Wheeling Junction, a few
days ago. is again ahls to be about.
Two saloon keepers OF this city arranged
for little prize fight over in West Virginia
yesterday, but their hesrts failed them and
tho baltic was nix.
John a. Msnsfsld ia announced as Re.
publican candidate fur City Solicitor, vice G.
A. Reynolds, resigned. Hon. R. G. Richards
and ]. A. McCurdy, Esq., are also spoken OF.
They are all GOOD men and competent to fill
the place
Furnace No. ut the Jefferson Iron Works
will b!oG out today. Furnace No. i blew
out sometime since. There Is largo amour,
of pig iron on hand. This stoppsse throws
out OF employment coke drawers, miners
and furnace men.
The remains Of George Parks, the man
killed on the @. Il p. tack Tuesday evening,
were aken to Rochester last evening for In.
terment. Hs VISA member OF the rs h O.
II. during the war, aud also a member
the G. A. R., detachment OF which escorted
the remains to the tram.
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A GLASS; WORKER
Talks n LiitIc. abont the Summer stop.
.AaI page AMIR. m rgIW

10 . ID. Il
The interview published In yesterdays liz.
rkLlIoKScrn, had with Mr.. R. J. Beatty, Of
the glass firm OF Beatty Bros, by a steubsn.
VILE Gazette reporter, YVES the subject Of con.
siderable comment among the CLANS workers
in this city and vicinity yesterday. One OF
them, when asked what he thought about Il,
replied "Why, large part Of this talk 10 all
hosh-nonsenslcsl, you understand"
''ln what way p 49,
"Well, now, MIR. Beatty Gays" pnlling an
GSrELLIoEscHR out OF his pocket and reading,
"'Now, our men are not kept out OF work
my time In tho year, and Consequently orr
men douot have tho grievance complained Of
by the employees Of other glass works. We
have never shut them out during tho winter
season as the workmen down the river have
been shut ont. 1t was not necessary to order
Us 10 shut down In the Summer to avoid be-
Ing shut ont during the winter. For this
reason we did not receive an order from our
men TO close last summer ey was tho case In
nearly every other glass works in the United
Ststes.' In the fist place, don't re-
member when we glass men down hore have
been shut out for want Of work In the winter,
or any other time, In fact know that for
years the two biggest concerns here, Hobbs,
.rockunier 4 Co. and the Central Works,
with the exception Of the time In 1878 when
there was strike at the Central, have never
let their fires die entirely out, except during
the summer shut downs, ordered by the Gla,s
Workers National Union. The men EN-.
ployed at thtse works mako good time, and
the manufacturers, In order that we u,py
d, this, know often run the works when
there Is no demand for goods aud biz stock
sccumulates on their lands. Last snmpsr
the Central wanted het men 10 work on dur.
ing the shut down that was ordered by tho
National Union, and many Of the men would
hive liked 10 work part Of. that elk weeks as
the men at Bsattys did; but as the Union
did not allow this, no work was dono here,
The matter In nutshell at Heatty's Ia this;
He has enough non.uuion men engaged to
run at least one furnace and his union men
are afraid TO avoR themselves for fear OF get.
ting bounced" @
lis not the six weeks shut down ordered
by the National Association a rather long
periodW
"Yes, and ! believe that the delegates from
sh;s district this year will DO instructed 10
vote Tor shorter PERIOD
SEQ that Mr.. Beatty insiuua.es that the
glass w0rkera here are complaining Of griey.
unce. Do you know OF any?"
mo, there's none that know OIL"
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A RAILROAD LOCATED
From AOTEnn'own Along the Mononga.
~ holm In Enlrmnnf 49,

From AoTEnn'own Along the Mononga.
y, hcln to FairmOut.
Il. l.. Lowndes, President Of the W. Va, i
Pa Rsilload Company, yesterday filed with
the Secretary OF state further location OF the
railroad proposed 10 be built by his company,
the route extending southwark from the
Morssntown terminus Of the West Virginia
Midland road, with which the location hero
efore filed by Mr.. Lowndea for the northern
section Of the W. Va. & Pa. road was iden,i.
Gel. The present location starts at the terni.
nal point In Mosgnntown, thence following
the cast bank of the Monougahela river
through :he lands OF Mrs Jo>eph 8. He,.;
then across tho river, fo!low,pgi, It's west bank
to and acsoss the line dividing MononSal:a
aud Marion counties. Another section Is
located from the county line aforesaid, at a
point on tbs vast bark Of the Mononrahe,a
river, through Reevesville aud Fairmont, to
point near ths CASTOR junction. aud near
the junction Of the West Fork and TSgart's
Valley rivers, 49, 'lf.'.. -
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The excitement in the new oil district in
Noble county, OHIO, continues. A new well
Of mecca oil 10 said to have bssn struck on
Mondsy. The frat d.y's product OF the well
was from Ill y to sixty barrels. The opera.
tors are better pleased with the prospect Of
finding eushers in that section than they
ever expected to be when they invested ther
money 10 experiment. Nothing OF positive
natprs concerning the real worth OF the
locality as an oil cncutry can be known be.
fore the cpenlug Of srslsG. ~. 1919 y
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I.TN1
CHICAGO, January s9.-Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat !n fair demand; otened shade tirmer. dc:
clned xaszc. rail- ei Kc and closed 70 over US:
te,t!ay; st.s ranged; January o. M,9lAc. clofei al
At gs3sc; June 99%,sl os}, closed It S. G9h: No 2
Chicago spring ri 10 closed at 9l13c; Nc g. 75a
soc: No. = RCD w!uter 9sasl W.. Coru In good de-
then dyeins1 rallied sas S siassd sss ovsi
yesterday: Cash 6Iska5lsc closed at ssc; January
5l9sa5l7sc, closed at size; Febrps7y bliI.5!Tc.
closed th2a5aEc; March 6s,h2,SSc, ciosed at
0sis dull and shade better al ss>sas5o: Fe6suary
s21saseHc; March saMssl24c April s2'sa3s;se,
yen5 2 y H. apll or A. ~, barley
Pork. demand active aud prices advanced: opened
loal21So higher, advanced .cao2<c additional. 10.
cedc lcalbc, rallied 5aloc and osed steady; cash
ss iSiis aiGscG ~ SO lei0 February
i6 90 csed at SIC la l6 l71s; MAY 6l6 SoalG 52Ei
closed at SIG t2Hal6 81 June SO Co. year slI IS.
Lard, demand tair and market firm: cash 9.0s9 C5c
sss * siSsoS Il s.G7ss J.! o1 ssy ah
closed at? lea9.+sHc, June 9.i7Ha9 so. Rulk meals
ln fair demsnd; shoulders Sc Is; abort Itb Ss5S:
short clear SIS 81 But,et ana tgis qu!c. aud IN.
y heHl sales l.2SO!0ou bushels; JanuarS advanced
Nc, February, March and say advanced Xc. Corn
sales tCo. GOV buthclE JANUARY advanced &c; Feb
iua1y sdyapeed &c; March ADVANCED 3llc: Stay ID.
panced Kc PORK, ssies 1900 pounds: May nd
vsnced 21Hsc Lsid, sales go pounds advanced a5;c,
New YORK, January s0.-Flour dull: .oce.,,s
Is 600 barrels exports 400 barrels Wheat, S5ot
lats ks5sc lower: options opened Mahc higher, Of
forwards easier. declined ssc closing barely steads
receipts 5000 bushels; exports l9s.00o bushels: NJ,
sprlng 9s54aSl CO: No 2 red 81 U714al tlh; No, 2
req January. sales l6, COO bushels st 81 G5at CSh
closing atsi o.; February sscs g7?, COZ bushels d
ios00 bushels Al 81 o7:sl closing at 81 os III,
Api sales 49, 900 bushels atsl IOal l0 clss.i: 4
81 l0 May, kalcs 80, 600 bushels at 81 i2Ial E5i
closing ut 3lI2t june ,GleS 49, 00O bushels al 81 IL
al la3hS. cl, SINK NJ 81 il Corn, No Ipnt j:ss;c
better, Others slightly lower; receipts 900 buth
els: exports o. COO bushe s. III graded 49a62c; No.
3, b31si5.kc steamer b7hsasoc; No. .. 6Jha6,4,:
No while G6hc ungraded white 6anGlc; No,
January GoaGo'+c; closing Of Goke; February GSj{a
al ok: April 6es4a63c, clotins al &c; Gsy G;hs
Gi1ac, closius At 64c; June Csc. Oats shade lei.
Ter; receipts 1900 buAhe.si export. l,l0o bush,
Il ! IT, 3D. =. a. "a ~
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Martins Ferry,

Major Mitchell has fine new sleigh ready
for the next snow.
Charles Miller, Of the Buckeye Glas7
Works, Ia on the sick list.
T. q. Scott will close out his stock and
quit the grocery business. ~ :
Nlessrs. Q B. md Sheppard Ong, of Smith.
field, were in town yesterday.
The Ladies' Union Benevolent Society met
at H. Frszier Jr.'s yesterday afternoon, 7;
!. Richard Adrian returned home yesterday
after short visit to friends in this city.
Dr.J. W. Darrah Is moving his drug store
70 the room formerly occupied by. R. 3.
Hayes on Hanover street.
MI. Z. +. Alieuder announces himself as a
candidate for City Clerk. He is good ma.
and will have many supporters. H. !
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Hos. Q. D. HuBR.Ep. Rev. +. J. Hart, DR..
Cunningham aud Dr.J. L. smi.h-will bs the
spsakers at tho public meeting OF tbs
Woman's Christian Temperance Union. on
Friday afternoon sts o'clock, at the Fourth
street IL Z. Church. Mrs Frank Stanton,
Mrs Martin and Miss Kate Land will sing.
We trust these speakers aud singers will Be-
greeted with @ large audience. 5%fSE'It'0
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The famous Seal Skin cigars are uow,in
Wheeling. Do not rest until you have tried
one. Tho finest imported brands do not
txctl them. Nature furnishes the only
flavor. Can DO found at Cafe Brunswick,
new Mcclure House, sheekey's saloon, Lodis
Schwales saloon, aud other prominent places
In the city. n. REILLY, "a,
u l., W. ia. Sole Agent Wheeling. q
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Don't You wnut ~ Few More:

skHneHFI7t Gh:tNf, HtdntAldD.
Yesterday the Marshal got information OF
the presence in the city Of two crooks from
Wheeling, and with Officers Kelly, Carsausen,
DisnaR and Merriman surrounded Mills
French's place on South Fifth street, aud ar-
rested them. They gave their names as
Mayor telesraphed 10 Wheeling and learned ned
that they belonged TO the Curly Jack gang OF
Pittsburgh. They were fined 500 each oh the
charge OF lettering about a house OF iIl-fame
in default Of which they vera sent to The
lookup: This prompt action hes probably
IMPLIED buyglaries in the bud.
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5 Fleeing Before Cold winters Blast

(, The hotel keepers OF New Orleans, in com.
mon with their brethren In all M. iesdinr
southorn cities, ara prepared for an unlimi:.
ed invasion OF Northern inyalids and health.
seekers. Thoss about 10 seek the sunny land
should remember that on February lo, e1.
actly two week+ nnticipatory OF the CAV, les.
tive season OF Mardi Gras the next Grand
Monthly Drawing Of The Louisiana Stat
Lottery will take place, about which NJ, A,
Dauphin. New Orleans, La, will tell You on
application .-s--.. ~, =. :. -
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TERRE HAurf, IND, January S0.-The
trial OF Perry Msnis ended abruptly with.
out word Of testimony for the defence by
al agreed verdict and sentenced to impris-
onment for life. MANS was on trial for the
murder Of Mrs. Susanna Nelson, Of Amber.
son, Ind.
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Office: Nos. ~ nmd ~ Fourteenth Street


For Rent-Hoase on South York Street.
For sale-Fatm nsa1 this city,,
For Eent-Seyen Koomed Hnuse.
Just Rsceived-Teas-G. s. Feeny.
H.al Estate at Private Sale or Rent.
Jost-Morocco Pocket Book. ''
Ch!ldren--D. ". Ash-Head OF Local.
Henry College Lottery.
Catarrh-sanford's Radical Cure-Fourth
page.
The Excelsior Baking Powder-R. Il. List.
We Deliver Goods. NJ. Ray.
German student Lamps-Nesbitt & Bro.
Special Sale Of Carpets-G. Mendel & Co.
Dr. John L. smith-Third page.
When Spectac!es are Needed. G. Dillon.
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OmethtNE,NeW,

The Patent Congress "Waukinphastn shoe
for gentlemen. This Is an improved conrrss s
gaiter made with the elastic in the bacS
Instead OF Il o sds, which insures psriect
ct and solid comfort 10 the wearer. Cali and
sec them before purchasing; L. ". BLOND, =
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:. P1,TsnuRen, January So-Rlyer 3 feet 6
inches and rising; cloudy aud mild. r,
GREENSBORO, Pa !, January 3o.-River closed;
rise OF a few inches; weather cloudy.
PARKER, Pa. January sO.-River foot
Q inches and stationary; weather mild and
raining. '5'5D 3 T.. Ell 80
RrcK's LANDING, Pa, January s0.-River I
feet inches An and rlsing; weather cloudy;
MoReAN7owS, W. VA, January 3O.-R;ytr
10 feet 8 inches and rising; weather cioudy:
barometer indicates rain; thermometer $50.