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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-02
NJ. Doran,s Repnrts.

ST. PAUL. Dec 81.
The following quotations, giving the range OF
the markets during the lay. were received 0y u.
Ooran, Commission Merchant:
WHEAP-CHICAGO
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A CIoeI: ia a BussIe.

An amusing story reaches us from Paris
On Friday last a lady, having paid her hotel
bill sent away her boxes on cab and sailed
than the landlord discovered that the clock
had disappeared from the mautlepiece Of the
room whici his late lodger bad been occupy
ing, though ne remembered TO have seer it
there subsequent TO her trunks being dis
PATCHED. Convinced that she must be the
thief. he rushed out in hot pursuit, and over
taking her, he charged her with tue robbery
and gave her into custody, the lady mean
while protesting loudly against the indiEnity
offered her. aud vOwing vengeance against
the traducrr. Soc was, however, taken be-
fore the Judge d'instrUctiOu, 70 whom she re-
sumed her torrent of indignant denial with
the extraordinary vOluOiiity peculiar to the
daughters Of Gaul. Her indig sstiOu was at
its height when lol ~ O'Clock rang forth in
clear tones from the region Of NADIA mes
dress impruver. The expression Of couster-
nation depicted upon the fair piiierer's eOun-
tenance, together with the appOsitepess OF
tie quaint PHENOMENON, we're too much for
the gravity Of the officials. who burst into a
1T uf uns0ntruliable laughter. Five minutes
later female wsTder returned the tell tale
timepiece to is owner. VIII Ar. Oscar
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAMSEY
= -ss- Ia PT0oase Court special term December
Il, 1885,.
IL the matter Of the estate o. GsrsFu6e Bsrud. de-
ceased
On reading and Alag the petition a Patrick Keizher
ain uisrrxror q the es-afe Of Gerru1e Bend. de-
cs.ssL ren-cseErszE zm1c- cssz- tliszs fhaf he
has fuy ae1 nis-cred sad estate ard p-aying tha-
a tine azd pace 5e aKet Tor examining and siIOE-
in rs accoznr q ADMINISTRATION aud for the "a
meat q ne residue q sad estate % the person
er riel fhere. o 81 laT-
Il - ordered tazs sad account Be exHzlned- ard
pestioz heard ~ .he Judge q this eoE-- ~ ThErs
esv tie l5gh day q JKarzry. A D. Isss- ten
ofclock 3 n. ~ the Proaate 0-scc n sad counry
A1d e - further Or1ered thai 1ozic~ thereof "
given al seTsons Interested b. Su5ishi1g coy
o tks order f1r three Successive weeks prior 70 aid
CAV q heariuE n the DArLT GLosE- a neUs7arer.
rriz-es kz4 published a. S2lz- Pzn a sid eo1z-y-
81 tSe CozTr- VA B. HcGEOETT.
rL&l J16ze u PTooa-s.
Attest FzASK RoSKET. JT. Clark esciSf-sv
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means Daily. Except Sunday.
Additional trains between st. Paul and Minneapo-
lis via Short Line leave both cities hourly for par
ticulars ace Short Line time tables
81. Paul-Chas. Thompson. City Ticket Agent, $50
k EntI Third hr street BrowS KnebeL Ticket AgsntA
Binneapolls-a. L. Scott, City Ticket Agent, NOT
Eicollet House A. b. Chamberlain. Ticket AgeaS.
Depot
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AFTER DINNER.

Persons who suffer from Indigestion
can arrest the progress of that painful
malady by the use OF an after-dinner
TO the stomach, prevent heartburn, rouse
the liver TO healthful action, inyigorate
the kidneys, and thus, through the activity
OF these organs, promote the natural
movement of the stomach and bowels.
AYERS PILLS are so compounded that
their action, though mild, efcctualIy pro-
duces the above results. They also, in
curing Constipation, remove the cause of
Biliousness, Liver Complaint. Kidney Dis
ease. Rheumatism, and many other serious
ailments
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10 lee Of MOltg,ga Sale by Advertisement.

Default has been made In the conditions OF a
certain mortgage executed and delivered by Mary
Delaney. mOrigagOr to ;. l.. Pierce trustee Of Mary
O'Nel mortgage. dated the third day Of December
A. D.. eighteen hundred and egty-three. and record
cd mortgage IN the Office Of the egisfer Of deeds
Of the county Of Ramsey in the state Of Minnesota
on The 3Uth day Of May, a. D. 1854 at s:45 O'Clock
a. me- IA book IS Of mortgage deeds, on page 153, on
which there Is claimed 70 be due at the date Of this
nolce. the amount Of hundred and fftysx dollars
(sl56). and no GctiOn OF proceeding he's been inst
tuted Law in equity the debt secured
by said mortgage or any part thereof.
The said mortgage was duly assigned by n instru
ment thereof. duly executed and delivered by the
said S. l. Pierce. trustee for Mary O'Ne and said
MARI O'Neil, to William r. Cockey. dated the 5Oth
day Of May. d. 1884. and recorded IN said Office Of
the register Of deeds. the 31st day Of May A. D.
1854. AZ $40 O'Clock p. in book Of assignments
on page 1863.
Notice Is hereby given. that by virtue Of power
OF sale aimed 10 said mortgage and Of the statute
In such case made and provided. the sad mortgage
will he fo-ecosed by sale % the mJrigaged prem
ises therein described which sale will be made at
the front door Of the SberiIs Office. In the city Of
50. Iaul In the county " Ramsey ami state Of Min
nes0;s. at public auction ~ the Sheriff Of said
county, on Thursday the 22d day Of January, A. d
eighteen hundred and eigtty-lve. At 10 O'Clock IN
the forenoon 70 satisfy the which shah then
be due said mortgage, with the interest thereon.
and costs and expenses Of sale and nifty dollars
torneys fees stipulated in said mortgage IN
OF foreclosure.
The premises described fl sa.d mortgage, and so
TO Be sold are the lot piece parcel Of land stu
ated IN thecOgnfy Of Ramsey and state Of Minnesota
and known and descr bed follows. tO-vit: An IN
divided ouethird psrt Of the sOuth half Of the south
quarter and lots four % and I've 80, al In sec
tio1 tEeutyIhree C2SJ, township thirty (so. range
tweaty-three 49,.
7 2 A ~
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s. H. WOOD &c CO..
Grain and Stock Brokers

22Chamber of Commerce, Chicago.
st. Paul.
244 Hennepin avenue, Minneapolis.
Buy and sell Grain, Provisions and Stocks for
cash on mar gins. Only brokers' in Minneapo-
lis having their own mem ership on the Chicago
Board of Trade.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-02

Arrive Arrive
St. Paul Minneapolis
A $3.50 q. m. A 7:i5 a. m.
B l0:35 a. IN. b 10:45 a. IN.
d l0:35 q. m. b l0:4J a. m.
d 1895 a. IN. Bf0:45 A. m.
A 5:35 p. III. A 5:00a. m.
A 1:30p. m. a 2:15p. m.
o 1926 p. m B 400 .. n.
3 6:42 p. m. d e:50p. m.
3 s:42 o, m. b 6:5op. N.
b 6:42 .. m p $50 o. m
d s:15 =. IN. u 7:25 o. m.
B 1920 p. m. p 1o:55 p. m
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WILLIAM P. cocKEY.
J. ?. GEORGE. Attorney OF Assignee Of Mortgages.
Dated Dec SIN. 1854. decfI-7x-thu

CTATE or MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF RAMSEY
- -ss. In Probate Court Special Term Deeem-
ber O. 1884
In the matter Of TIE % Louis Efe,t deceased
On reading and niins the petition Of Abrzm 5.
Eifeit, q said county representing among other
thiaEs. that Louis Eei on OF about the rear 1874.
81 the city Of NeE YORK IN the state 81 SeE York:
died iEtestste. aae being q the time Of his death
traveller with 10 home exed and leaving gods chat
teis and estate within this county, aud ;hz; the said
petiisneF IS Br5i1eF and one q the Of kin %
Of sad deceased and praying IA; administration Of
sad estate Be % him granted.
u Il ordered that sad petition Be heard before the
tGdge o. this co1rr- q Tusscay, the efh day q
J&n1Ary. D. 1885. a. ten O'Clock . n the Pro
ba.e o1see IN said .0G-fy.
Ordered further. thAf n0tics tasreofbs zvea tothe
heirs Of said deceased. AID oil y@-s0as interest
ed. By 21sishing eO2y o. shs order for three Sue
cesslEe Eseks prior 20 sad esy % bearing IN TIE
DATLT GLosE seEs9a2er printed AID Dz5lished =;
sail- Paul II sad coEaTy.
b tie COuE- VIZ 3. EcGRORTT.
fL-Al Judge 0: Probate.
Attest FKkSK RozEzT- Jr- Clerk
HExET c. JANIS. Attorney for Petitioner.
ceciitv-tAu
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TurUentine.
Cincinnt;t Whisky.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Dec. s1.-Turpentine
firm at 28c.
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FOREIGN.

CINCINNATI Dec. S1.-Whisky was quiet at
Sill.
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AYERS PILLS


contain no mineral nor poisonous SUBJ
stance, and do not grippe unless the
bowels are irritated, and even then THEW
influence is healing. To continue their
effect in constipated or chronic cases, they
need only be taken in diminishing instead
of increasing doses. For seamen, and in
habitants or travellers in sparsely settled
countries where physicians are not at
hand, they are of inestimable value.
There is hardly sickness they will not
alleviate, and in most cases cure, If taken
promptly. To young girls just entering
upon womanhcod, and TO women whose
reriod of maternity is drawing to close.
Ayers Pills, in moderate doses, merely
sufficient to ensure regular action Of the
bowels, will be found of
Hncalcuiable Value.
PREPARED BY
DR.. j. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
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Morning Board Quotations
GOVERNMENTS.

Threes. Fours coupons. .122%
az do..........ll3Is Pacific Is OF '95..l
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EVENING REPORT.


Prime mercantile paper 4zG5 per cent. ster-
ling exchange, bankers bills steady at S4.SOA
10 ex. demand, S4.s4h.
Goyernments-Steadyf for the Is aud AIS and
fraction easier for Is.
Railroad Bonds-Fim.
State Securities-Quiet.
Stocks-Opened weak and depressed this
morning and prices declined per cent. for Della
ware IL Hudson 10 81, . for Delaware, Lacka
wanna il Western to s9H and the remainder OF
.he list sax per cent. After the first call
Iteadier feeling prevailed, followed by an ad
vance Of A0l% per cent. Pacific Mail was
strong on the payment Of S7l5,0OO TO the Pan
ANA Railroad company, which IS now entirely
free from debt aud has q cash balance Of $1,000,
900 la the afternoon Western Union Telegraph
Delaware. Lackawanna Il Western and Pacific
Mail were attacked by the bears aud dropped TO
53h, 81 and 55A respectively. Western Union
Telegraph was affected by a report that the com
pany contemplated reduction in rates, but this
was later officially denied. Other active share-
we're slightly lower on these attacks. In the
6nal dealings there was rally Of 1s04 per
cent. and the market closed firm. After the dc
livery hour Delaware, LHckawAuna & Western
sold at 80 Is Q1S1 y and Chicago, IT. Paul. Mime
apolis / Omaha 81 4, both eX. div. In the loan
department Delaware Lackawanna u Western
lent at ID 03-lG per cent per diem for use, New
York Central aud Chicago, Burlington Quincy
Lea and the remainder Of the list fiat to LIES.
Compared with last night the closing prices are
l40l per cent higher for New York Central,
Chicago, Burlington * Quincy, Chicago & North
western, Chicago, Milwaukee s. st. Paul, Chi
cago, Rock Island 81 Pacific, Missouri Pacific
Central Pacific, New Jersey Central New York,
Lake Erie & Western, Northern Pacific pre-
fcrrcd, Texas Pacific and Union Pacific, and a ~
= per cent lower for Chicago q Northwestern
preferred, Delaware, Lackawanna ~ Western,
Lake Shore and Western Union Telegraph
The transactions aggregated $4,000 shares {,
Delaware, Lackawanua * Western $4,000
Lake shore 1900; Chicago ~ Northwestern
$4,000; Chicago, Milwaukee 4 81. Paul $4,000
Union Pacinc $1,000. Western Union Telegraph
IS 900.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-02

AsHIEhtt OF shIu MOrtKaRce.
W. X. CASTOR, Attorney for Maria c Rusher. As
signee. 81. Paul MINI. dec4-7wthu
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Receipts and shipments OF grain. live STICK
produce merchandise, etc, Tor tue twenty four
hnnr- anffrrIr H.
St. Paul Family Retail Market.

Total cars reed. IS, Total car, .aip'd
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I. A...,,.,. Z i a., isza.,. 4 81 e,a,,a.
Hours Than IN the Entire session Ne.
fore, Causes come pinlsaity- The
session Is informally Extended.

The Legislature insisted last night in
passing bills at rapid rate both houses
up to within q few minutes OF midnight
in spite ofconstant warnings that the en-
rolling Of all those passed would be i'm
possible. Consequently about q quarter
before twelve the clock in eachhouse had
TO be stopped to prevent the session from
running into today. In reality it was
considerably after one o'clock this morn.
ing before the Legislature did finally adj
iourn. Several recesaes were taken TO
enable the presiding officers 70 sign the
enrolled bills, and TO give the Committee
on Enrolled Bills an opportunity TO do its
work. For o time the. fun In the House
was fast and furious during one Of these
sessions, the Third House, being organ
lied and holding prolonged session.
Finally the two houses passed resolu-
ton providing for q committee to wait
upon the Governor and inform him that
the Legislature was ready to adjourn.
This committee, consisting of Senators
Dawson and Lobban, and Delegates White,
Marshall and Alexander, performed this
duty, and reported that the Executive had
nothing further TO communicate.
Another recess was taken, and then the
usual committees were appointed 70 notify
each house that the other was ready TO I'D
journ. Neither interposed any. objections
and the thing was done.
Several Of the members Of both houses
left for home last evening, and most Of the
others will go to-day. A number will re
main in the city 10 take in the Inaugural
ball gext week, and few will go to Wash
ing on Monday or Tuesday.
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womnn,s chr..s,an Assoeia.sen.

This organizationis quietly yet persist
emily going forward in the good work that
this city has SO long felt the need Of. Hum
dreds Of religious papers and tracts are
now ready for distribution, and willing
hands are ready for the work. The cot
tage prayer meetings and mothers meet
ings are being held in all parts Of the city,
and many oil the worthy poor are being
found and reported TO the Benevolent
Society. Never before have all the differ
emit denominations been brought together
in christian work with that harmonious
oneness Of purpose that has characterized
be held in the English Lutheran Church,
Sixteenth street, Saturday afternoon at 8
o'clock. Allthe ladies are invited. The
question, Glow TO reach the nnsaved, !"
will be the subject for the devotional
meetinp.-f Ads. .-=-------.i -tNiit
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NEW oRK. Feb. 27.4sFloar dulli receipts 1900
barrels exports 900 barrels; snpaftine State aud
Negeft 81 6d2 90: Minnesota patent process 81 7hA
b7A Wheat, spot and cash lots declined salc olos.
Ing heavy: options closed fraction lower aud dc.
pressed receipts Is ooo bush exports u bush.
ela; No. SpFiuE $50; No. 2 Milwaukee CT. 4 Sc;
No. red 81 Eosl white ST. iingrhded
white ssSluol No. red March, sal6i aSi 900 buShs
es q sa closing at sG1 April. sales e2i
900 bushels &C 81 closing Mt SIJS0; Nay,
sales sS12 oo9 sashsIs q Sles!ns st
&C: September SNlps 100 bushels at 9a92c Corn.
spa. LOIS declined ~ and options e, el0sEnF
weak DC inside rates; receipts 70 900 bushels; *.
ports % 900 lllshelst nngraded No B. 6ia
tlzc; steamer 1{c; No, g. laa92Sc steamer
February 90 aai tttc closing q 601 March fg,.
OF, elosipE al April lsc; May and 1ItiS-
g, closlng ut 81 q, steamer Ept c9Gl March
4sssels se Oats Is, a1tEo active: 70.
aSaa3 viii 10 western 9la41e Coffee, spot iaif.
RIO mammal AZ q options loal6 points loweraAd
March 7.S1as. 100; April $50; May I60aS
June July Gpef.foc;s August
nominal: eQtilttfpg4l GS7S1e6: refined eaSyt
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But this much j may ssyin.
this presence, that when the people OF
West Virgins shall call 10 the highest
chair in. the, State the talented and expe.
irienced Senator from Roane, no one will
offer more sincere ongratulati lions than
his friend the editor Of the fsTstffeyss
GER. Y
The impressive ceremony being over.
Nj. Hart invited the gentlemen 10 dine
with him at the Cafe Brunswick, At the
night session the Senate, on melton Of
Senator somersille, Of Brooke, rescinded
the resolution To- permit the chairs to be
taken on payment OF the appraised value.
1t was suggested TO Mr.. Hart that the
motion was made ut the instance OF Mr..
woodward, who pointed QUITO the Senator
from Brooke that IL was O good way for
him 10 get even with the INTELLioEScRR
and to relieve him lthe Senator from
.Roane) Of embarrassment since he
thought the 1STELIIaENcER was able 70
buy its own chairs. The reporter was
unable 10 find Mr.. Hart, but that person
was understood TO be good deal dis
gusted with the turn affairs had taken.
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Us. Hyer, Esq a prominent attorney
Of Braxton county, Chairman OF the Re:
publican County Committee and lead
inf citizen in that county, Is in the city.
Yesterday he informed an IsTRLlldRSoEl
reporter that the thrilling reports sent out
about the desperate state Of destitution In
the section In which Braxton Is
located and especially as far as
Braxton heFsielf was concerned, were
false. There was considerable dTowth
there last season and the crops were
not up TO the average, but there is enough
fodder left In the county To feed oil the
stock for the balance OF the season. He
said the people out there were very in
dipnaht over the fact that such reports
had led to the presenting by Mr.. Marshall
Ia the House, 81 q resolution, proyiding
aid for the supposed destitute people.
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NExr Monday morning the large and
extensive foundry and stove works Of Bs.
Fisher 4 Son will start up and run steady
and on full turn until the first OF May.
Arrangements were consumtnated during
this week by which this may be done.
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ro-DAY's EXHIBITION
OF nlo,els Riding a. tho chapllas Sire

or bicycle Riding ut the chapllne Street
Y q Rink. -.4ga
Tire size Of the crowd at the Chapline
street rinklast evening was just right. The
skaters filed the floor comfortably and the
spectators did the same for the chairs. The
music was good as usual and every one en-
joyed q pleasant evening. This afternoon
and evening the place should be crowded,
for the first exhibition Of bicycle riding In
any rink in this city will be given.
The smith-R oshelle combination has
been secured. It Is endorsed by
the press everywhere as being
the finest thing in that line now on the
road. Mr.. Clarence Smith Ii the cham
pion OF Michigan, and Miss Roshelle is
the champion lady rider. They do the
most difficult feats imaginable and accom-
piish them NIL gracefully and with ease.
The exhibition is one that will entertain
all. As they only appear at to-day's two
performances, the Opportunity 10 see the
lirst and best exhibition Of this kind in q
Wheeling rink should be taken adyan.
tase OF.
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CHARLEY sha,'s Theatre.

On Monday evening next Tie Tayleure
Comedy Company will begin weeks
engagement at the above house In the
following; Monday, Tuesday and We'd
neslay and "Wednesday matinee, 'tThe
0ctoroon,n as playedsby the lite r. s.
Cbanirau; Thursday, Friday and satur-
day and Saturday matinee, the great
emotional drama, with allits scenic efiectA,
"Christie Johnaton, op the Wreck off the
Coast Of New Haven by the author Of
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AMrn1onAn1E EVENT.

A Distinguished state senator Presents his
senatorial Chair % an Editor.
While Senators were engaged In last ef.
forts to pass bills on the last day, a scene
not on the programme was being quietly
enacted in;the room Of the sergeant.at.
Arms. A resolution had passed allowing
Senators and Delegates to purchase ct ap.
praised value the chairs they have occu-
pied during the session, many, desiring TO
preserve them as souvenirs. Senator
William woodward, OF Roane, communi.
Gated to several other Senators q desire to
make a different disposition Of his chair.
At his instance tho presentation ceremony
WINS conducted without ostentation. Sen.
ator w. O. MEG Grew, Of Monongalia, pre-.
sided, and Senator N. 3. Scott, OF Ohio,
acted as master OF ceremonies Inpre:
,senting the. chair Senator woodward said:
Mr.. iCnAlRsks:--At this solemn and
impressive moment-a moment when
pariings must be had and farewells said-
/ am Impressed deeply witli:the convic-
ton that friendships formed during the
legislative session Just closed will be-
friendRhips of pleasant and, / trust,
lasting character. myself have made q
number OF true and genial friends, aud
among the number none tfuer or more
genial than the gentleman who so ably
fills the editorial chair OF the Wheeling
IgFELLIsENcRR. And as an appreciation
of his merits and ability, and as a test.
monIal Of my friendship and regard for
him, / take cecaaion OF this time TO ten.
~, l., f,tYe khta n1Sufr M M 7 Il a,ts
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It was In Minnesota, the land Of cold
winters. magnificent wheat farms, and gi-
gantic -four mills. The doctors tried TO
cure Mrs. Maryette Pike, OF Medtord, and
doit. She had neuralgia, weak
ness, disordered stomach, and bad blood.
Mrs Pike writes 10 say that after the doc,
tors had failed, she tried Browns Iron
BItters, which completely relieved her Of
all those unpleasant ailments. mi
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rIIR CLOSING NOUNS.


Passing Bills up TO the Last Minute inithe
Senate.
In the Senate last night Mr.. Lobban
Offered. the usual resolution Of thankst TO
the President, clerks, ETC., for their i'm.
partial and efficient services. It was
adopted. Tie Senate then, on motion Of
Mr.. Dawson, went into executive session.
When the doors were opened the
Senate passed the following bills:
House Bill No. u, to permit the con.
struetion Of board walks along the public
highways.
House Bill No! 5, authorizing clerks Of
Circuit outts toact for clerks Of County
courts in cases where the latter areinter-
House Bill Nos7o, to prevent County
courts from abusing their powers
House Bill No 114, toenlarge thed duties
and powers OF Boards Of Education IL
reference to the purchase 6f text books
prescribed by law for use In the Free
schools'of the State.
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shoe Sale.

,syeofIer for to-day only; Baby shoes,
e5c cliildren's shoes, 75c; misses button,
shoes, aOci ladies' kid button shoes, 81 % 4
mems iine shoes, 81 rs sine boots,
sl75I boys boots, handmade only, 81 25 !,
hob nailed shoes, 81 l6i spring heel shoes
for children, h0ci ladies' slippers, Soc,
seamless Congress ior men, s. 30, sells
everywhere for s. Sol mems rubbers, doc;
ladies' rnbbers for 26c. These prices are
for today only, so come early and avoid
The rush. b, 4 80 ]. T.LySpII,
III. 4 ~ Twelfth Street, Wheeling.
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strasEsss IN thsI cits aad wsssl'nr Folks
n Ahroa.5

strnngers ii he CITY and wheeling foiiEs
Abroad.
PTpf. w. P, WILEY, Of the State Vniyer-
sfty, arrived in the city last evening,
Captain b ID. Doyenef has returned
rom al important business trip in, the
South. q
M Jobn Il, ssIet 3raw. a Grafton. ar.
riyed.in town initimet 10 witness the dying
throes Of the sesslon, q d
Misa A yitsin,a Hmm who Ina s,nent
,ta r;nte, IN Rait,mafa a. liz ct,est az
M Frsnk Iawder viii on her return,
st n 4. yoyer N sWSSSinoton CITY 10 attend
ia J,,a, No sntst ;on q erc;saa 1
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crannIsr Esn ts s,snveys M sad; Announce.
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