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General Passenger Agent
DALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

RALT1MoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
sunEpuLE IN EFFEUr SUNDAY, DEC 81,
1884, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
JERsT s VE ' HSD si5i sThEET NE"
For Ghicago 200 N and l9il9 ?; m, 10 dpst tfy
burg aud Chicago, arriving in Plttsmurg ~ goo
2. m. Chicago 9rtt morning at9. No extra fare
For Cincinnati Louisville, and 81; Louis daily
a. ZIG p M s snG lol9 p M with ah 6Sage
points. without change. $50 p N. train Is INST
Limited Train Y Cincinnati aud 81 Louis, arriy,
$50 p. m. No extra fare is charged on this train
For Plttsburg at 900 q, M. with Parlor Car,
and $40 p m, daily to Plttsburg, Cleveland. and
Detroit. with Sleeping Cars to Pittsburg. -oo
ssS ana 10 @ Y YSo afy BIZ
train, 3,iO, 4i3O, di4O. 6;4O TAO 7;lo $40
For baltimore on Sundays 0,lo. $50, s;35,
and 1000 q, m, l'2o' $50, ado. 5;dO, 7ilO' 7'lo
For POINTS on the Shenandoah Valley RAILROAD,
and points south, $40 p. m. daily,
p. M; on sunday. $50 n m. and 4i4O p. m,
For way stations between Washington and
45 o aS S a. S 1885 Sg 81 On sandRys
m, and l:3O. 4i4O, .7:lh, and 10t ~, IN. For sta
except sunday, and $50 p. m. daily; 44O p. m.
daily, EXCEPT sunday, for principal statlons on
day, for Lexington Staunton and Valley Branch,
g05 g. m. daily, except sunday; for Frederick,
For m sa DOE aay daily Except sum
day, and bi30 p M. daily; ,.r,. a.oo son
From Annapolis $50 .; m Am and 1i5o and o'2o
From Lexington, $50 p. m. daily except Sun
From Frederick and intermediate points. s,o5
am. nnd $40 y n duly, ek,c,ept sunday Elm
e5 4ao ana 1880 a. m iaS i5S
Sc1 era 9aS dS9 p ana II sS p i Phi on a S9o
Ali traiSs rom Of WashinSton stop Mt Relay sta
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Thy three lnesi TUE REpuHtlCAN's Want
columns, Three times, ~ csalA,
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TRAVEIERs' GUIDE.
OHIO AND WESTERN
w RAILR0AD COMPANY
w1NTER ARnANoEMENT:, =,


WINTER ARRANGEMENT. s,,.-
TWO D& tBA bEfw ZEN iHL&SSNDhrA' ON
m. and Alexandria at OBS q, m. and d,3s ?. m.
aud 712 p, M, and arrive at Round Hin at l'oo
Leave Round iI III at 4i4b a m. and 1:55 p m;
Pass Leesburg, going oastwnrd ny 9;5s a. n ana
2i4s p. M, and arrive at Alexandria 81 s SID
M and pi25 ?, m. and AT Wesh'hs'oh !" o'-'~
sUEPXY RRhIN leave, Round n ana At Ny s;ss
Ington At $40. Leave washugton az 500 =. M;
Aiexandrs stso M psss Lioee ,sS going
"iu' 20 Z. N. BRoPiiY, Superintendent.
CHEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
sd eSvS p Rfp way s's sS iona sesnson
KY, Louisville, Cincinnati, Columbus, aud
l55 A. ho MFor % GifGR Va, newport
News, Old Point Comfort and NorioiN
b16 p N.N As I I CINCINNATI, st Louis.
and Chicago, connecting for all points Mest
tSoIIyC e does an not stop for local business
Through Pullman service TO Louisville ana
For p ticRets and Information apply at q a Q.
railway office, 5l3 Pennsylyanla avenue: under under
National Hotel; Virginia Midland railway oince'
sol pennsylvania avenue and y i n 1s9ton'
SMITH Genera R e%%'SSfR9Sffin Afsaent
General Manager. N. Il. Passenger Agent.
TrHg VIRGINIA MIDLAND HALLWAY IVA
Il THE SHORT LINE 10 THE SOUTH
SOUTHWEST AND WEST
Schedule in effect October. ~, 1884
o10 A. M.-New orleans Mall, daily, making
close connections TO all points south and south
west. Daily, except Sunday, with c: y Ky
Pullman Sleeping BUFFET Cars from New Yort
and Washington to Atlanta Pullman sleepln.
Sars from Washington and Atlanta 10 New OF
BIO p. M-Loulsvllle Fast Line, daily VII
Charlottesville, to Cincinnati, Louisville, and nj
Western Points- Pullman sleeping Cars from
Washington TO Louisville.
lO:4O p, NJ. Southern Mall and Express
daily. to nll points south and southwest, via Dan
VILE and Charlotte. Pullman sleeping Car
from Washington, via D9nyille. CHARLOTTE
and Atlanta, to New Orleansi also non
washington, Via Charlotte and Columbia. u
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington
ut a. m. daily, except Sunday. Warrento
trains leave Washington AZ oilO a. m. and Oh
For tickets ana ali Information inquire at Com
pnnys Oflice, 0O1 Pennsylvania avenue Train
'4o"' n MACDANIEL,, Agent
Traffic Manager
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iSTEAlrBOAT LINES.

MOUNT VERNON.
Per ons desiring TO visit Mount Vernon viii
take the 0'25 q, m. train, Il, aud T. depot, for
COACHES IN WAITING AT ALEXANDRIA.
found trip RON Washington sl,25.
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1907 Psaaea. amounting to- ----.--.---.--s2e
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SECRETARY OF STATE srALSAEER yester-
day issued q certificate of incorporation TO
the Charleston Water Works Company, Of
Charleston, Kanawlla county, which COM
pany proposes TO erect water works for the
supply OF water for all purposes to the
Permanent Seat. A certificate was also
Issued to the Harrisville and Ellenboro
Talenhone COMPANY, -. I'd
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Strangers In the city and wheeling Folks
Abroad. attF g'
Ex.Delegate B. H. Lurty, the Harrison
county orator, was on the floor Of the
House yesterday. g
Senator Morris returned to the city yes.
terday from visit oi,several daysto his
homein Richie county. -
AIs. james +. Hammond, Of the Island,
leaves to-day for New York City 10 visit
her daughter, Mrs. Osborn
z Alrs Senator John b. Floyd liee Miss
Jamison OF this city and child, have ar.
rived from Logan county, and are with
the Senator at the Stamm House.
Messrs. David Snll il, Peter sErb and
James Mendel, left yesterday afternoon
for New Orleans and the Exposition via
the i, 4 n. route. Messrs. Kulli aud Erb
intend purchasing some bloeded horses
while ON their trip. issis.
Mi. AIcWhorter, Of Charleston, pre-
sided over the session OF the House yes
Ecrday for the greater part Of the day,
syineing q fitness for the chair which.
the Republican ehoipe for.
Speaker NJ the organization, x
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A FIVE pERrnR atANcE

ON sisatcs Mt the Ohapiins Street Rink-=Last
h 75f'y IA Nights ltace. - ,t--
The Cl1apline Street Rink was tilledlast
evening to its utmost capacity and o more
delighted crowd Of spectators and skaters
was never seen in ans. rink in this city.
Tho special attractions for the evening
were an exhibition by Mr.. A. E. Esta-
brook anil the commencement Of the
twelyeslpilesraee by Wheeling amateurs
for a diamond badge, offered; by the pro-
prietors Of the rink Mr. Esta-
brook Is the travelling representative
OF NJ. @. Henley, the manu-
iacturer ofthe " challengo and Monarch"
skates, which are prime fayorites with.
professional skaters. lilo does not claim
10 be professional, but it Is doubtful II
there are three professio that can COM
pete with him. Heisa pupil OF Daniels,
but there were many OF Wheeling prime
skaters present last evening who saw Dam
iels and who doubted Daniels abilityito
beat Mr. iEstabrook. He Is the proud pos
SCISSOR OF SO medals that his superb skating
has won for him; on one occasion he skated
l3miles in twenty-one hours. He ia q
mass OF muscles that are as hard as steel,
and apparently there is nothing hetannot
doom skates. His performance last might
called out round after round Of applause;
in fact it was almost deaiening at times.
Hisskating in and about the bottles was
very clever, His skating was very grace
fully done and with the greatest apparent
ease. His performance was great card
forthe rink, as 1t will be for the Island
rink, where he appears tonight.
In the race there were thirteen entries
and they all,started but only tivettinishel.
It was very exciting race and was much
enjoyed. j. Bickel Sheppard skated the
three miles in 10 :54, and he skatedS them
remarkably well. Burkettswas the second
onet to come in. The others either had bad
falls orbecame tootired and dropped out.
Tonight the five thatcamein willskatea an.
other three miles. The same distance
will be skated tomorrow and Saturday
evenings, and the one making the best
time in skating the twelve miles receives
the badge, which lisa handsome one.
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money fer. the charle.ton capItel.

The House Committee on Taxation and
Finance last night wrestled with tho
clause Of the appropriation bill providing
funds for the completion Of the Charleston
State House. The Governor in his mes:
sage recommended the appropriation OF
something over 5000 for this purpose,
and this sum was already provided form
the proposed bill Architect Howard,
however, appeared before the committee
and recommended that this sum be In.
creased by about $4,000, this change to
allow the substitution Of plate glass for
common glass in the large windows, Of
tile for wood flooring in the halls and cor
ridors, and some other alterations in tho
original plans and specifications for the
building. ". h ssssl
Mr.. Marshall objected to the whole In
crease, as it changed contract. The glass
item was disallowed, but the consideration
ofthe matter was not finished.
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ss1a,tortna asatr,aets.

AMY SvS yolr, Feb ls=lsasAsF steady aud tsIily
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A.r1oNErn nt.ANuFAc ruRI.Is.

psath Of 4 fofnaf PFominent wheeling
Man.
The death Of Nj. james Heburn, which
occurred at his residence at BeliAire, on
the isth inst; removes from earth one Of
Wheeling pioneer window glass manu-.
iactufers. Mr.. Heburn was born in Frost
burg, Md, June 18th, 1915. He emigrated
to Wheeling with his parents about the
year 1924. At the age of eleven he en-
gagged at work in the iold Grown House,
which was located in East Wheeling and
operated by Mckee q Knox. Here he
,laifl the foundations for o thorough knowi.
edge Of his business otgwhieh he atterwara
became complete master. HIS parents pc
ing poor he was denied the luxury Of even
ID Common school education, his only
experience in school being for lew
months as O member Of the famous sand
Glass. y OF which Mr.. Thomas Hombrook,
MI. JohnH Hubbard and Capt. John List
were among the members. His mother
early led him to church, where he listened
10 the expounding of the Scriptures by
that earnest and able divine Rev. DE-.
Weed. Hewas also amember OF Sab
hath school class taught by Redick Nc kee..
/, In 1885 he removed to Pittsburgh and
worked for William McCully 4. Co. At
the expiration Of ten years he returned
to Wheeling and associatedw with Sweeney,
Baker & Co. as manager OF the North
Wheeling Window Glass Works (now the
bottle works.. At the expiration OF 0 lew
wears be again removed TO Pittsburgh,
where he remained until 1872, when he
removed to Bellaire, and superintended
the construction OF the Bellaire Window
Glass Works. He was made general
manager OF these works when completed,
and continued uninterrnptedly as such
until the time Of his death. To him IS at
tributed much Of the success OF that very
successful concern. j,
In early days he gathered and bowed,
flattened and cut his own glass. His ex'
perience in the different branches OF the
business fitted him for the position Of
manager in after years, which position he
filled so successfully. On all questions
pertaining TO the manufacture OF window
glass he was recognized by window glass
| men everywhere as high authority. lie
invented and operated successfully the
lrst s.wheel oven for aattening glass ever
fused. Its success is evidenced by itsgen.
eral use, all the window glass houses OF
the present day using the wheel.
4 MIR. Heburnwas twice married, his hrst
wife being q daughter OF Mr.. John Cham
bers, Of Pittsburgh. She only lived about
one year. His second wife was Miss Sarah
| Osborn, Of Steubenyille, who with an only
child, Mrs. s. @. Hamilton, survives him;
His last sickness was pneumonia, caused
by exposure while attending to'his dnties
at the factory. Ills funeral Twas attended
Ibythe employees Of the Bellaire Window
Glass Works. ina body, who presented q
Ibeahtiful floral tribute representing 1.-The
Gates JAR IT, - :: a.
ans memory like d cloadless sky; g. ~ =
HIS conscience Ikea sea At rest. 81. ~ +
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P11sBuEGII, Pa, Feb. 1S.--In the afternoon the
marketwas fairly active; declined 70 n 1sfc and
closed Stcadyp D7se. l'.i- 80 = ~ ~
IAlrrHoRk. Nh, Feb. Il. Petroleum nominal:
refined 71Ga79lc.
United 7lsEc. : i1sFs, 49, 2 Z 49, ~ =
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( On February IS and March /, e and 8 the
B. & O. Co. will sell Inauguration excur.
sion tickets to Washington, D. O., good
returning until March 10, inclusive. Day
express leaves at7 A. N. and arrives ut
Washington city at Jpn. Nightexpress
leaves at 5 80 =. N. and arrives at WASH
ington, D. G. at7:20 AM, city time.
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The llnl,er.ltI Appreprla,ion.

The Committee on Finance OF the
House last night had under consideration
the clanse Of the appropriation bill forjthe
State University &C MoraantoWn. The
Board Of Regents asked ior,an lppropria.
ton Of 500 OforeaGiio tthe Two ilscal years
between this and The next
session oi the Legislature. Col. Robinson,
PRECEDENT Of the Beard, appeared onibe-
half Of the institution, The committee
agreed 10 recommend an appfo priatlpn Of
$f7, 800 for each year in all.
There will be some lively discussion
when this CLAUSE d tho appropriation bill
isreached in the House. 3 e
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Young m.n,-Read This.

TIM yoIr4io BELT Co., Of Marshall,
Mich, offer to send their celebrated ElIc-
THO oLrAIc BRLT and other ElEcTRic Ar
on trial for thirty days. to men
young or old) afflicted with nervous de-
bility, loss Of vitality and manhood, and
all Kindred troubles. Also for rheumatism,
paralysis, and many other dis
eases. Complete restoration to health, Wig
or and manhood guaranteed. No risk Is
as thirty days trial Is allowed.
Write them at once for. illustrated pamph-
lat free. ;s 80 NwPaw
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EXTENSIVE preparations are being made
for grand Art Exhibition at Kinks Art
Store, opening March / and continuing
for a period Of ten days 10 two weeks, and
from the interest that is manifested in 1t
by the lady artists it.promises to be q
grand success on their part, and will give
our citizens q treatain art thatthey will
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sn.ol,, a t,roe,Ion n tto gr,innd RINK,

{ Mr.. a. E. Estabrook, the really wonder-
ful skater, who so delighted the people .at
the Chapiine street rink last night, will
skate at the Island rink this evening.
There Is not a skater in the city who
should miss seeing him. He does some
very graceful work, also trick and aero:
battle skating. Taken all in all, his equal
has never been seen in Wheeling. The
Island rink is fortunate in having secured
him. 4. III. I. !. y. Il.
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FOR SALE.

No. 1i27 Main street.
sore Room and Dwelling on Market street
I, No, Ia aud 17B Seventeen street.
No. poi and 200 Woods street.
!. s Rnotued House on Market between TWes,,.
fourth and Twenty nth streets
o RoOmed House OH Forty nth street,
i 8 Houses OF Twenty fourth street
ASmall Farm on Glenn's Kun, about " tttt,.
~ Acre Farm, shetrard, Marshall county ,sl
IS Dwelling In the city exclusive Of The Os sGvS
For infther information, inquire Of
JAMES a. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent and Notary Public
febi9 % "a lsz'1f, V t6l9 Market yIr.A
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TnEmasduera,le carnivaIat the Island
rink next Monday night will be o very.
elegant affair Some fine costumes VIII
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u. M. McGlLLIa { Go. are opening early
spring dress goods in large lines. We mo-
tice amongst these lines the royal trico-
tines in beige, blue and Jother rich color.
inga, also an elegant line of6.4 wool plaid
suitings. "
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ALL.wOoI KNIT JACKETS.

We have now in stock d full line Of the
above Jackets; also, an extra heavy quail.
,ltyfor butchers, and o full linelof Scotch
Wool Underwear, warranted not TO
shrink. G. HESS Il sons,
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnishers.
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sa4.s = !, Az sss +stAt.*t

800 = .tfs
liPsi7F
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COUNTY, AND CITY

y
Can BIO Occupied By Both The city ne,
/. 1nands Of the County go, 200 for oRs
Halt Of the Ruiidips. whieitis Less
Than ,oas.hait Of Whit 1. Cost.
Yesterday afternoon the special joint
Council committee appointed TO confer
with committee from the Board Of
County Commissioners in relation 1.-THE
cityand county departments and authors
ties occupying jointly the Capitol build
ing when It shall be vacated by the State
met with the county q COMMITTEES OF the
building and made an inspection. 1t was
the opinion OF the Joint meeting that the
building could very easily accommo-
date all OF tho departments of
both the city and county. The
idea il, to divide the building giving the
county the north half and the city, the
south half OF the basement and itst and
second stories, and allowing the city the
third story now occupied by the State hn-
rary, for whatever use she might have Tor
II IN the 1utlfe. Inc nAlI OF tle llUuhe
with It's adioiAing committee rooms can
be remodeled so as 70 make two court
rooms for the Circuit Court and the Sem
ate chamber and Supreme Court room
can be used for Council chambers and the
Municipal courts. ii. 4, 80 d.
at last nights Council meeting q report
was made by the special committee and
Council resolved to make an arrangement
OCCUPY the building as soon as pracd-
cable, and that one-ha1f interest In the
building be conveyed to the county By,
proper deed orlegislation for 500, 900, and
the committee was ordered to make these
negotiations and report. X
The building, ground andappurtenanees
originally cost between SIC 900 and $3.50:
600. The city viii doubtless be enabled
to dispose Of the property on which the
s'fArko is now located at good figure, and
the county has YerY valuable piece o
property on which the Court House and
SherilFs office are now located. The
County Commissioners will meet to-mor
row tmorning to hear its committed re
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Great bargains will be offered in q large
lot OF framed pictures to close them out by
the 23d, ito make room for my Art Exhibi.
lion March LIST. KINKS ART STORE,
~ l7's e. zoos Main street.
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E.rrnr,Ion Ticlel. q New. orlealns..

Cheap excursion tickets are now on sale
via the direct and popular Pan Handle
route. For tickets and full information
call on or address ]. g. Tomlinson, Agent
foot OF Eleventh street, Wheeling, w. Va.
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a YOUNG girl in Philadelphia who for
three years has been a patient sufferer
with sore-throat, ,has been elIeclually cured
by using DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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our own importation. at 50, 90, 75c and soc
per yard-are tally % percent below the
price usually charged.
"a, ID, L. N. McGlLllE & Co..
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TnE fire that occurred at Wilson & Dun.
leyy's keg factory, Tuesday, was ex-
by the Harden Star Hand Gre
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ARourl,. plELopLE.

Strangers in the city and wheeling Folk.
Abroad. tfF IN
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,litfifan Centi1 u Mi..ousi haciie s,si
". SeFtieffi fsflhc, "a ~ .pisl q
% do esf III
gtgntFsl Ohio
igIft al pfaferf&d 5Ui f1elhc MAN. 20
*, * Reidite u, 81 Louis 4 san tf.il.
eito 90 pSeleiysd, raas, asS az ~
~ ffnited State xpfess 30. 81 " ~ ~
AZ ptSierfcd, ii; Well faFgO iSpTess lgsi Nessi
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lNDIuATIoNs,

wAsn1xaros, D. g., Feb. 10.-1 a. NJ.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
northerly to westerly winds, be-
coming variable, nearly stationary, iol'
lowed by slight rise in temperature.
For tie Lower Lakes, generally fair
weather, clearing In the eastern portion,
westerly winds, slight changes in tenn
peratrte. ss' ss lsAsf
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MoRSIse GRoRY BAKING PowpER, al
ways pure and fresh. Sold by all leading
gfocers. G. s. FRRNY, proprietor,
..r 14l0 Main street.
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LOCAL BisEvirrEs.

matters Of Minor Moment In and About the
City. |. Y y na1-ll ~
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.se5eussal alatisss.

5T ADY BELLE, EGYPTIAN QUEEN,
Ia Reveals Past, Present and Future; giyo a!
vice on money business and family AnRiN. Hons
'frOfn I u pp. " No % Eighth street M
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Yesterday in the House Of Delegates
the invitations TO Mt. de Chantal, on Sat
urday and the Female College Friday
evening were accepted. Subsequently Mr..
Campbell, OF Jackson county, offered the
following and asked that It be spread on
the journal;
WHERRAs, 1t isnear the end 81 the scs.
sion Of this Legislature, and very little has
been done in legislation for the good Of
the people Of this State, therefore, /
hereby enter my earnest protest against
the action Of this bodyin accepting ihvi.
tations TO attend receptions for this pres:
emit week, which will consume at least one
day OF the session Of the House in un-
necessary pleasure and amusement al. the
expense Of the taxpayers Of this State
. 1890 gsT J.PsOA2PnELI.
Mr.. Gilkeson moved 10 reject the sub.
ntitute and IL was done. Mr.. Campbell
explains that his only objectin protesting
against this action was that 1t would waste
time. 'i' tss,4.t i5is
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AnT.c RAio- Complete outfits with full
instructions at Kirk Art Store, 1905 Main
street N 45.ia Is, ,f..ts : :, z. H 2 II M
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,5 SnT 2yonk, Feb: s@Wooi arn aud ia nodstas.
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'GoSERNaESns-unch aud business quiet,
sTArE sEcuRittEs-Eirn and a'good business Is
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EyIxtSd shades cashmeres, sea foam,
birds egg blue, cream, pink, cardinal, sap.
phire and other tints inst opened Is itGh
wide. - 9. " slliILtIN 9 GO. :
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Thermometer Record. 4 \,
The following shows the range 81 the
as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday;
7A;Ns 70; 70 Me- 2s'; ST. '.i Y. 20i7 =
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demand. Wheat hrmef; No! 2 red February SsS4
9l|Ss9gJ<c. Corn, lftni No . mixed aud yellow
l6l5lc; steamer No. mixed yel low al No.
yellow 800; mixed No, 2 81 10: no. 2 mixed Feb
May 3sI laIsXc Oats dull; "a. s White Sie: No.
wHita &c: futures dull and nominally7 IN!
changed, Butter quiet hut Arm f0r-h high grades;
creamery extra 3i6A6c. Eyes tirIn aud ialrly active
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