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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-11-20

N.a City.
THE Council Committee on Police meets
this evening.
"sronN ErArES' at the Opera House
again this evening.
TINS Board OF Education will meet iii
regular monthly session this evening.
Tiir wintry weather continued yesier.
day, and snow fell nearly MI day, though
II melted nearly as fast as IL fell. It was
colder lust night than tho night before.
DEPUTY SHERIFF BLANCHARD took Tim
Stokes, tic coloredf burglar, 10 Mounds
| Vile yesterday afternoon on tho Ohio
River train. lie serves MI eight year term
In the penitentiary.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re.
cord It deed made November II, by Denis
O'Eeeie, special commissioner, TO Sebas-
,inn Wclty, in consideration Of S2,b95, for
part Of lot 70, on tho corner Of Eighth and
Main streets.
Yug regular scmi.monthly meeting OF
#. Henry Council OF tho National Union
will be held in It's hall in Odd Fellows
block this evening. The Council Is on 4
substantial footing and this bids fair TO
become q leading order In Wheeling.
TuE Central Glass Company has given
the striking boys until Saturday to return
to work on the old terms. Ii they still re.
fuse ut that time, the managers say they
will shnt down both furnaces. One fur.
mace will he idle for some time ut any rate.
TIE members and friends OF the English
Lutheran Church may expect u musical
treat in connection with tic other inter.
esting exercises OF the silver anniversary.
Many evenings Of the week are taken up
with practlcing; on,e Of the best musical
talent Of the city will assist tho choir Of
the church IN rendering choice selections
TtlE Centenary Committee OF the Metho'
dist Conference OF West Virginia met In
Grafton Monday afternoon. Theobject o.
the meeting was to establish 4 fund fol
~superannuatcd ministers and 10 establish
a seminary. The proper steps were take,
ut the meeting, and n circular letter VII
prepared 10 send to Nil the ministers Of thu
church in West Virginia.
THE Salvation Army has split. Tn
commandment OF the world, Gen. Booth
Of England, recently %supplantel Majo
Moore, in charge Of the army in this conn
try, by another officer sent from England
but Moore would not stay supplMtcd, an
each oil Ger has his partisans. It is said
representative OF each will visit this cit,
and try 10 gain control Of the Wheclin
Il post, and q local split is predicted. On
army is enough III n city oil Wheeling
size.
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Al.OU.rpEOpLE,
strangers in the City aud Wheeling Fotks
Abroul. .H.

strangers in the City aud Wheeling Fotks
Abrnnh.
Hon. Z. Willis Wilson, The Governor
elect, is expected in this city Saturday.
DR.. Bland. Superintendent Of the State
Hospital for the Insane, nj Weston, is in
the city.
Mr.. Frank G. Caldwell has been cou-
iincd to his room for 4 week past with
typhoid fever.
Capt. john McLure has been confined
to his home on the Island Tor several
days by inlisposition.
Mr.. a. Sicdenbach and his brother Louis
were cali.ti las, yesterday, o#lng to the
serious illness OF their father, in Phila-
delphia.
Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott. editor OF tho
Christian Union, with his wife, took break
fast at the Mcclure House yesterday. DR..
Abbott lecturcd at Little Washington last
evening on 'The Democracy OF Learning"
Mr.. Gus. Spatcs, OF ClarSsburg, passed
through this city yesterday, accompanied
by his brother, Mr.. G. S. Spates, and their
sisters, to Washington, Pa, where Mr..
spates is TO be married this evening to
Miss Essie Caldwell.
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THROUGH TIE FATE.


Accident. md Incidents In West Virginia
md Vicinity.
Wild turkeys are said 10 be u%nprecdent.
eddy numerous in the mountains Of this
State.
The snow crushed in tho roof Of the
skating rink, at Ca%nonsburg, OH Tuesday
night.
Frank Carnahnn, OF Cadiz, West Point
cadet from the district over the river, has
resigned.
The Young Mems Republican Club, OF
Stcubenville, Is to be made permanent, on
tho same principle M the Lincoln Club OF
Wheeling. Capt. J. l.. setah was present.
I'd with u handsome gold headed cane by
tho members.
The forests covering the mountains OF
llardy county have been burning for
several weeks. The fire has now retchcd
TIN, woods near Moolc!leld and the sight at
night Is described by tho Efaminer as u
brilliant and awful one.
Tho boring ut tho gas well Mt Waynes-
burg. has been at u standstill for two or
three days owing to Il misl,ap TO tho ma.
chinery. A depth Of l,DG5 ieet has been
reached, and the boring will DO resumed
in u few days. Gas IN small quantities l,as
been struck.
j. q. Hunter, OF Lewisburg, Is in trouble
before the United States Court at Charles.
ton. Some time aso he became involved
in q difficulty with another person. The
trouble between lhe two was kept M In q
spirited manner for Il considerable period,
when Hunter sat down and wrote q letter
in which ho used obscene language. The
party to whom tho epistle WIS addressed
saw ut once III opportunity to be revenged
ana turned 1t over TO the authorities,
Hunter is a gentleman ofgood family.
The Charleston Times tells Of n missing
mail carrier named j. G.: Campbell. = He
carried maits between that city and points
in lloanc county. a few days since lie
brought in his mail, and it being the OK.
plration OF the year he reccivedthe amount
due from government, about $3.50. liz
:. was seen during the evening, with Il NUN.
Der OF friends, in q saloon, and was drink.
ing. At a late hour he registered at tho
st. Albert and was shown 10 Il room, after
requesting to be called for tho fast train
going East. This was done and the last
known OF him was on the ferry boat, and
1t is supposed he took tho train for some
point unknown.
The annual Teachers Institute for Wash.
ing.onc county, which commenced Monday
at Little Washington and concludes to.
4. morrow, is this year, us it always is, q
G. gratifying success. Over 800 teachers arc
n in attendance and the programmes for al
or the sessions arc inll OF interest. The IN.
y. structors are Hon. L. L. White, late Pres.
'e ident OF the University Of Illinois, lion
ct .. G. Northron, Secretary OF the State
5. Board Of Education Of Connecticut, one O.
the best educators in the land, Rev. Dr.
Moitat, OF Washington and Jefferson Col.
In lege, Rev. DR.. SclulIey, OF kutztown Nor
mai School, and Rev. DR.. Moss, Of Caiifor
n'a Normal sehool. They are all practi
cal men, and very able instructors. The
musical part OF the exercises are directed
by Prof. Russell, the author, Miss Belle
ut McClintocl, the eminent and popular vo
e "a'ist. and Mr.. Joseph Todd, the cornc,
rs yirtuoso.
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A ENCOURAGEMENT.
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IMPORTANTLY TRUE.
Tickets Snid to Have liecn Thr"wn Out In
Wayne nnd Cabelt.

Tickets Snid t. Have lsecn Thr"wn Out In
Wayne ond Cabelt.
The Huntington Commercial has the fol-
lowing, which, if true, is, rs the Commercial
says, u matter OF serious importance:
information has been received that
$500 tickets, with the names OF tho Re-
publican electors, State and county officers
and also Barbee for Congress, we're put in
circulation and at least 500 OF them voted
in Wayne and Cabell counties; but only in
q few c,tscs did the Commissioners permit
the ballots to be counted. The ticket was
prepared for the purpose OF testing the
legality of the October election, and it is a
matter OF scriousimportance, to Mr.. Glib
son, for instance, whose majority is below
800, il these ballots were not counted by
the Commissioners OF election. Here is
another chance Tor the vindieation Of n
free ballot and 4 fair count, and until the
whole matter is thoroughly investigated
it is premature to announce the election
OF either Congressional candidate. In.
deed, it may have n very important bear.
ing on the electoral vote OF the State.
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IuYGniln THIEF.

Last Monday Officer Montgomery saw
n boy about s years old with Il hunting
case silver watch and gold chain which
be was trying to SELL The officer ut once
suspected that the watch had been stolen,
and he took possession Of it and sent word
to the boys father. The hoy, when asked
about the watch by his father, confessed
that he had stolen it from a woman living
near. Tho. woman was informed, and
yesterday called ut police headquarters
and got her watch and chain.
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The Hancock County Scat Flight.

a motion to dissolve the injunction re.
strainins the citizens OF Hancock county
from taking any steps to remove the coun-
ty seat from Fairview to Now Cumber-
lnnd, in accordance with the order rati.
fed by the voters Of the county ut the Oc-
tober election, which injunction was
issued by Judge Jacob several weeks ago,
was yesterday argued before the same
judge, sitting in chambers in this city.
The decision was reserved.
No other business Of public interest
was transacted in either side Of the cir
cult court, and only routine business will
probably be attended to this week. Jury
trials will commence on both sides next
Monday.
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Coal In Cnbell,

a. very fine four foot vein OF coal has
been found near Huntington, in all acci.
dental manner. Last springs storms blew
down m old monarch OF The forest and
this, falling against another, bore it also
to ,heground. a farmer living near there
who had been 4 miner, Glanced to pass
tho spot and noticed what he thought ut
tho time was the blossom OF coal. He
brought a mattock and very soon ascer.
tained that his surmise was correct. Fur
ther DEVELOPMENTS showed four feet OF
first rate coal without parting strip OF slate
or other material. The mine is now being
worked day and night.
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Calling 2o,ndcr.

3 "a. aH f ~
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steady and In fair demand; Others quiet: No, 5
mixed, old gee, No.S9 yellow aatgc; steamer nrwt
t,5fa!ss; ss.l y yIsS, new 4ss; Ia!l mixed SoySr,,
lst.c; February ;~asots1.c; Oats h,n md In modet'
a,c demand; rejected white Jlx; Nos white iS2a
g.Hc; No. q white SASl'4c. Butter steady and III
tAlr demand ior choice; western good TO choice
2ta2cc. Eggs HIM. Y
ciSciSSArL. o., Nov, l9.-Flour dull and TIL.
changed. Wheat quiet; No. . rcd 7M;Gc. Corn III
ialr demand; No. = 4pDi2c Oats IN fall demand;
S Nj 2 IN. MIT Sas IKE; Ry Eo gai ss.,s No. !; ? rs. \, liH, lie
In good demand but lower a. 7.COc. Bulk meats
and bacon duff and unchanged Whisky itrmct at
q ". Butter dun, weak nnd lower: creamery ga
30c, dairy l7alsc. Eggs steady and unchanged.
Chfetc quiet and unchanged.
1rolgDo, Nov. lot-Whcat dull; No. +? rcd cash
mud November &C; December 61s.c bid. Csc RskGls
January, 6g'4c BID; f%ehrnnfy !ii4c; May MA BIZ;
Tx, asked; No.. ? soft %I,tSAite. Cor, dull and
year d7,,c bid ;Ds}iiG asked: Slay as,{c: high mIsei
nt'ys, f9c: rejected S1tsr: ito grade adc. Oats ata
and and n% ,,,,n. No: WlA!S 2gs; No, ? e.: Gl9 "
81 GO sIrd; January siUa; No. ? siW.
Live Stock,
CHICAGO, Nov. Observation-Disclosures G,0OO heal !:
shipments 100 heal; market ilrm anil n shade
higher: common % choice shipping 81 0lai y; c1-
port grades 81 70; TexG,is Z! stA H.. 1.-Two hogs
ket active: opened ltnt6c lower. closed firm NJ II
4 ccllne; heavy lots 81 Oai 40; mixed packing
sioA'i Is: light bacon Grades $, NA.i 10. sheel-.
quiet nhd unchanged; poor 10 choice s. ooh3 ~.
Fast Liberty, "a. Nov. l0.-cattc market dull
receipts 2G head: shipments GIT bead: prime 81 iIa
9 ~ iair TO good q b0a5 Is: common s9.hh.i =.
Hoe market slow; receipts $500 head; shipments
tilr to good 81 JDIJ 81: common 81 OOaa 20; receipts
l,OOo head shipments $500 head.
c~tSctSSArf O.. ,Soy: tp.-f.iye hogs quiet; com,
mon and light 81 ?jai u; packing AMI butchers
81 l0Lt 10; receipts $500 head; shipments I'D head.
Petroleum..
mADroRb. PA, Nov. 1o.-Cndc oil dull aud
s!eh,iy, awaiting Developments IN Butler county;
National TraiiSit and fideEattr runs Tuesday
!9nS iartelS' total shipments S3,W0 barrels: char
iers di,iig barrels: cleamnccs 5,26i.OCo bhrnls;
nt7ie; highest price 722%c; lowest .O>sc.
on CRY, ~, Nov. .D.-Na!loaal Transit ccrtl.
llcn,cs opened At 10Y; highest 7.a,1.c: lowest
.ohc: closed 1t 1910, Sales l,lG,,000 barrcts; cteat'
ai,ses .3.oooo barrels: runs $3.50 barrels; shiIf,
Exchange stock Il bid, 500 asked.
Ti1rsvnLr, l'A., Nov. lg.-opencl At 7lc; high
est Eve: lowest 1WjSc. closed at tic: shipment
Transit 77,al barrels; charters 81 $40 barrels.
rtT1snrIsGIi, PA. NOV. n.-In,i the afternoon thu
broke - ,lHc npl closed nj NC. Z
BALTIMORE, Nov. lD.-petroleum nominal; reNnet
1etnI14G. 7fH5E : ~
7lAc. ~" n
Cotton.
Shw foaK. Nov. 10 Cotton lsll a, 10 7.1G
10 ll:lCs: iuuureS wctl:: Novenbcr l0,l.c: Dceem
Der lo:t,c: january ~ itc: February le.jSc: Mdrcl
l0.73c: Ars'l 10 So. ,IaY ll.O5c; June ll.l8c; I'll,
1l.:ic; August ll.3ic.
CINCINNATI, Nov. le.-cot.on active md arm
1,ry Goods,
| N.nu -. 80 e. -. l.. H# 80. -.
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THE OFFICIAL VOTE
ron CONGRESS IN TINS STATE.
Cons Majority .o4, wilson's 1900. sny-
Y dcr's ..ilO and Gibaon's lb3-dn the {.
Counties Heard From but One.
tid Cieycland's Plurality Only S,l8o.

The official returns from all the Con.
g%ressional districts excepting the Second
arc now complete. In the Second tho vote
OF Hardy county is still lacking. It is es,
timatcd that the majority fot Wilson,
Democrat, in this district will be about
1900. Tho vote by counties In tho other
three districts will be found below:
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1olEDo, Nov. lo.-whcat dull; No. . rcd cash
aud November &c; December G1..c bid. Csc asked:
January. Ggstc bid: February 1lhc: May 77zn,1 bid.
nominal; No. 2 SPOT aud November .ilc asked;
year ny 10 bid 3Sla1 asked: May aS,{c; high miSel
iicf,y, t9c: rejected S7tsc:' ito GtHde dc. Oats dt'l
seed inll; prime ca;il 81 Is; December 81 IN BID,
q CO Asknl. Jnnnnry 81 Ni No. . 81 10.
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4 Cheerful Prospect,

The Charleston Times gives publication
to this. cheerful bit OF prophecy:
1.-THE same maj who predicted the
floods Of 1883 and 1854, also declared that
another would take place in 1885. This
prophet, whose words have thus far been
verified, ,saidEthat the flood oflast year
would rise nine feet higher than that Of
1881. His 3wct-weatller estimate for the
Spring OF 1855 puts. tho mark nine feet
above the highest point reached by the
delugc Of last February. The man died
soon after making these predictions"
Why! couldn't he have died before?
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Oun fifth Blue Friday comes tomorrow
Il. II. McGILLLN & Co..
RIVER NEWS,
Movements az H0ats md the Stage Of Waite
Sc NSre and Elsewhere. " -.

Movements az Iloats and the Stage Ut Water
Here and Elsewhere.
The river here was three feet on the
gauge last night, and OIL u stand.
Commander Kellogg, OF this Lighthouse
District, has been granted Il years fur
Tough by the Naval BOARD.
The steamer Granite State was sold BY
the United States Marshal at Cincinnati
Tuesday morning to Captain Charles Blu
chanan for $4,000.
Captain G. J.. Rawi,ng las received n
copy OF the manifest Of the steamer j" NJ
White. Captain Campbell, on her trip
from Nebraska Landing tn New Orleans,
Noyember2 She had G,13G bales OF cot
ton, 2,240 sacks o! cotton geal meal and
] 1872 sacks OF sedan enormous cargo.
River pirates hayc been getting in their
work ut tho various coal hArbors, stealing
lines, anchors and whutevnr they could
get their hands on. Sunday might've OF
them paid Bucks Landing Il visit and one
OF them received u charge Of huckshot ut
tho hands OF the ;watrhmau in charge.
One escaped UP the bank, and the other
in a skiE. Elorts.are being made to dis
cover the one who vas shot, Cincinnati
Tmes.Star. Il
PlTysnun6M, Pa, Nov. Electromagnetic
river | foot ? inches and on 4 stand; snow
ing.
PARKEns, P..., Nov. ln.-River foot
4 inches and stationary weather clear and
cool:
OH CRY, Pa, Nov. lO.-Rircr l foot
8 inches and falling; weather cloudy and
cold.
GREESsnoRo, PA, ov.19,-Rivcr 10 feet
6 inches and OH q stand weather cloudy
] J.. VI.
Lock No. T., Nov. 10.-Riycr 5 feet !
inch and stationary; weather cloudy; thcr.
momctcr SS30.
MoRGASrowN, w. VA, Nov. l4.-Niver
, inches and stationary; weather cloudy;
3Go.
I, BROWNSVILLE, Pa, Nov. tl0.-Riyer /
|eet ] inch and stationary; weather rainy;
80.
RlcE's LASp,SG, Pa, Nov. l9.-River 3
[cet 3 inches and stationary; weather
rainy thermometer 355o.
/! LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. la.-Depth in
The canal 8 feet 9 inches F; on the falls,
loot 3 inches and stationary.
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LOCAL BREvlrIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In andiAbout thu

THr Council Committee on Police meets
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JUST RECEIVED.

100 latest patterns Of Fiat Scarfs., Du.
p~licatcs Of our Unlaunlcred White Shirt,
reinforced both bAck nnl front, the best
Ia the market, price 81 90. Also, the
best all wool Knit jacket.
&C. HESS e. SONS,
Merchant Taiiors and tents Furnishers.
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OuE readers will this morning notice
the advertisement OF the annual sack
gathering OF the, Children's Home. You
are asked by the managers Of the Home
to make a contribution OF any articles use.
full to the Home. This is certainly q very
appropriate manner ofcelebraling Thanks.
giving. Its to be hoped that the public
will again generously respond. to this up.
peal for the needy ones who arc in this
way 50 kindly provided with The neccs.
saries Of lie,
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Che Q,ttellfQe1l1x|:
OaIce. Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
~rsas .4 a. q
New Advurtlseiu ents. ~

Lost-Goid Bracelet %tE,3i 5
For Rent -four choice Rooms. -.
Special Eottcc-Ft Henry on neil No. Oh
Thanksgiving Sack Gatherings
Mocklns BIRD Cascs-C. i. sttfel S ms,
Hanging l.nmlS-Ewing Bros. ri
DlrdS. Hir,ls. &c.' l9t a9 N
10 Your own Roofing n. F. Caldwell.
Holiday GoOuS-G Mendel & Co. LII
Our fiil, Dluc Frlday-E.. NJ. McGilliti & Co..
First page.
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WASHINGTON, d. G., Nov. eo.-1A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
generally fair, slightly warmer weather,
variable winds in Tennessee, winds gencr:
ally south to west in Ohio Valley, lower
barometer, pH
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THERMOMETER Record.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed Mt Schnepi's
drugstore, Opera House corner, yesterday:
IAN, So; IL Nj, $50; ST.. NJ, 4o'; ! r. Nj,
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Trinl OF %liercSy.

When a clcrgymau's enemies want to
destroy him, they charge him with hcresy,
and get up trial to prove that his dcctrins
are all wrong. When Old Satan wants to
upset a ministers usefulness he attacks
him with ut Of dyspepsia. But satan's
efforts in this direction oun be defeated by
the use OF Browns Iron Bitters. The Rev.
J. D, Tehring, Of Codorus, Pa, was COM
plctely restored from severe illness by
Browns Iron BiiteTG. So was the Rev.
AR. Barham, OF Warrentown, sc. The
Rev. Mr.. Ofley, Of Newbern, N. c., says,
1T is Que OF the best medicines known"
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TIE coming holidays will be moro gen
orally observed than any Tor many years,
md we would remind our readers that a
bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup will prove
q most acceptable holiday present.
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TMIRry.rwo pairs gents. machine made
shoes atS2 so and g 90 worth $ 90; these
goods IRE broken sizes, and must be sold
at once. l.. Y. BLoSn. s
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Fully Prepared

5000 Fully FroFhFbu .T-'
for cold weather. Five hundred calico
comforts from 75c, Doc and 81 co.. A full
line Of carpets, hemp. homemade rag, in
grain, brussels, &C., from lSe up. hugs,
mats, window shades, wallpapers, pianos,
&C., &C., cheap. Tor cash, by order Of the
manufacturers, at No. 2Ol9 and 2O2l Main
Street, - JonS RoEMsR, Agent.
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0Un Notion Department, in its new
quarters in Dry Goods Room, will beat its
own record tomorrow.
i. NJ. MCGlLLrS & Co,
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CLOSING out forty-thrce pairs gents hand
sewcd shoes at 81 90 worth from Sc so TO
81 90, at Il L..V. BLoSp's.
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A HonnDza,
Our Blue Friday tomorrow.
Z. NJ. N1cGiLIN 4 Co.

s., 1000 90 we offer to any one detecting
even n trace OF common grease in Strunz's
Genuine Wax Soap.
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ANOTHER lot OF ladies' hand sewcd
Walkenphast shoes received. 93s
L. Y. BLOND.
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Wantch,
Gcnrral slat:rss.

r ADV BELLE, EGYPTIAN QUEEN,
~ Reveals rnsi, Present md lAiu,r; g!y.. al,
vice on money, business mud family nGi:it,, Eogn
from | 10 . r.M No. 70 kiphth street rGi
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Our silk department will turn out "good
values" tomorrow.
J.. M. McGILLS 4 Co,
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GRAND display,of carpets tomorrow.
+. NJ. MCGILLiN L. Co.,
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pOARDlNG FOR HORSES.

during the winter ut my laful, live relies eGsl Of III
city, Those entrnsCing hoYeS 10 my care NE ~
shred Of ilHtclhss treatment. rs ! have iOIc Lnf
the be>t OF .rooMis. A~InnYpmcGlS cun he nate !,
my Livery and Feed Stables, No. 2liU Main ,tiut
e have hofses scii. I'll aud oft %HithCrt t1ti
cl,MtSe. WI. WAhDES.
rs 4tltplDllC ! Int
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West Virginia Central Railroad Meeting.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l0.-The regular quar-
terly meeting OF tho Board Of Directors OF
the West Virginia Central Railroad and
Coal Company was held to-day. Those
present were 4. P. German, VIM. keyscr,
John 4. lIambleton, OF Maryland; Sena-
tor IN. caMdon, Mpjor Alex Shaw, Col.
T.B. Davis and ex-senator Fl. G. Davis,
Of West Virginia. A. L. Bert resigned rs
Secretary and L. VS.. Moore was chosen
in his place. It was resolved that the
principal office OF the company be trans
rerred from New York to baltimore,
kilograms were received from James e,
Blaine, S. B. Elkins and W. H.. Barnum,
reyretting that they could not be present.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.

have Just completed r%einoJcling nrl rttdr,
iny Photographic Studio. aiia have aGdct a Lgs.
Der OF novelties In Photographic hrIitrr, taa.
lug secured the hestnrtiiic 1slcnl III The couutIyl
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tic effects IN light and shade. Thinking III. [NtEs
Tor past liberal patronage, ! respectfully solltl al
hope TO merit Il continuance Of saline.
J.. A.. II. PARSONS.
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