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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-11-13

Strangers In the Guy aud wheeling Folks
Alhrnan.

Strangers In the Guy aud wheeling Folks
Abroad.
G. A. ShactTer returned last evening
from Michigan.
Col. ]. W. Gallagher, Of Moundsville,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. W. $. Wiley. Of tho New Martins
vile Democrat, is nj the st. james.
Charles K. Geo;za and vile arrived
home last evening alter pleasant trip.
Mr.. ". F. Graham, Secretary Of the
Standard Iron Company, is on western
Tip.
Senator Camden and wife and daughter,
Miss Annie, who have been IN the city
Tor several days, left Tor Cleveland yes
terday.
Mrs Juling Goodrich, nee Miss Libbie
Red, OF Durango, Col, is visiting MIR.
aud Mrs. William SchwertIerSer, OF the
South side.
DR.. j. c. Piicr and wife, tnee Miss SAllie
TcrCe,) Of BuckhannOn, arriyedin the city
yesterday. They are regiGtered at the
S;amm House.
Mr.. II. l.. Beck, for a long time Mana
ger Of the Bellaire Nail Works, and now
proprietor of hotel at Pittsburgh, is visit
ing Wheeling friends.
Mrs. Charley Shay has returned from
an extended visit to CINCINNATI. Col.
Saays mother accompanies her, and will
visit here for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Weaver and Mr.. W.
II. Webster, OF Monndsvile, were among
those from out OF town who witnessed last
evenings performance Ci Fritz in Ire
land"
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Abstract from the minutes Of q meeting
Of the Western Nail Association, held at
Cincinnati, Ohio, November |, 1850.
The following preamble and resolution
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS Since our last meeting one
Of our number has been removed by
death, thrri)re be it
Resolr,d. That in the death Of Mr.. Alex
der Ltughliu, President Of the l.sughlin
Nail Compar y, the Association has lost
one ui its mCss active aud efficient mem.
bcrs. Wise in council and decisive in
RCtion, his yiewR have always commanded
respect and attention. With just conf.
dCnce in his own convictions, he WAS not
unmindful OF the views and feelings Of
others; courteous and kind by nature,
noble and generous Of heart, q genial com.
panion, devoted friend, true man. We
honor his memory and cherish hisvlrtuea,
GEORGE WISE, Secretary.
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TnE uNIrEp srArts CouRr.
A Lat of the Cases Coming Before the Pre-
sent Term.

During the present session OF the Unit
ed States Court. at Charleston, the follow
ing cases have been disposed Of:
United States va. Mike Bessly, violation
Of Internal Revenue. Pea OF gniIty {;
iined 500 and cpsts, paid in TO Court.
United States VS.. WilliSm Farley, vio-
laton OF Internal Revenue. Plea OF gull
ty, fined $500 aud COSts.
United States vs.. Robert Beasley, viola
ton Of Internal Revenue. Pea OF guilty I;
fined 500 and cost, paid in 10 Court.
United States VS.. Isaac W. Holbrook,
violation OF Internal Revenue. Plea OF
not guilty; jury, and found guilty, SEN
tence not passed.
United States vs.. Levi Lilly, violation
OF Internal Revenue. Plea Ct guilty; fined
500 and costs.
United States vs. Jeremiah Carpenter,
violation Of Internal Revenue. Plea OF
guilty; fined 500 and coOts.
United States VI. James w. Carpenter,
violation OF Internal Revenue. Plea OF
guilty; tined 500 and costs.
United States VS.. James Lilly, violation
OF Internal Revenue. Plea OF not guilty ;
jury, and found not guilty as charged in
the indictment.
United States vs. Miles Brown, viola
ton OF Internal Revenue. Plea OF guilty ;
fined $lC0 and costs
United States vs. William Judy, viola
ton OF Internal Revenue. Plea Of guilty !;
fined $lOO and costs.
United States vs. John Stacy, violation
OF Internal Revenue. Plea Of guilty ;
fined 500 and costs.
United States vs.. Squire Mullen, viola
ton OF Internal Revenue. Plea OF guilty
Aled 500 aud costs.
United States VS.. Ben Mullen, violation
OF Internal Revenue. Plea Of guilty
fined 500 and costs.
United States vs.. VIM. Estep, violation
Of Internal Revenue. Plea Of guilty.
fined 500 and costs.
United States vs.. S. S. MolcS, violation
Of Internal Revenue. Jury found guilty ;
fined 500 and costs.
United States VS. ]. W. Holbrook, VIC.
lation OF Internal Revenue. Jury found
not guilty.
Unit ID States vs. Horny G. Sprigg, vio-
lstion Of Internal Revenue. Fined 500
aud costs.
The Grand Jury presented the follow.
ing indictments for violAlation Of Internal
Revenue;
Thomas Shoemaker, Alkaline Stewart,
Charles Judy, Raymond Judy, Kinney
Bill Stewart, Allen Meadows, Thomas
Wood, Conley Bankcnship.
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Owing to special services every after.
noon aud evening of this week at the
Young Mems Christian Association rooms,
the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific
Circle will not meet at their usual place.
Through the courtesy OF the Presidents
wife, Nlrs. Professor Brown, the Circle will
instead meet at the Wheeling Female Col.
Icge this evening, where the regular pro.
grarnme will be rendered. Las. week 4
performance included, among other good
,hirg4, car fully prepared essay on viii
liam Cullen Bryant, by Mrs. DR.. Cunning
ham, u poem from Whittier, "Bryant on
lis Birthday" finely reCited by Mr.. Wal.
ter Rhinehart, and an appropriate and
well read selection from the American
Wordsworth himself, on "Iho Ruins Of
ltaIica,' by Mrs. Joseph Bell.
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Mr William II. Rogers, the well known
young mailer Of the laII,!lo factory, and
Misg Mary A. Work, daughter Of Mr..
A. y. Work, were married last
evening at the residence Of tho briGe's
parents in tue sixth ward. Rev. George
T.. IIitc, Presiding Elder Of the VI. L.
church, pronounced the words which
made the twain one flesh. Only icw Of
the closer personal friends Of the con.
tracing parties were present, but tho
event, though quiet, waS hi.hly enjoyable
to the spectators. Mr.. aud Mira Rogers
left Tor IpuigyIIIe on II yi6it, and upon
their return SilI reside on llBcleRycnuc.
They have the heartfelt congratulations
and 1cll wishes Of VIDE circle Of friends.
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The Gordon oil well, at Little Washing.
ton, has reduced ts daily output from 100
barrels day to abouiyl barrels. 1t is be-
ing shipped away to the reIincries almost
as fast as il flows. The oil excitement in
that vicinity continues undated. A mum
Der Of wells are being put down aud the
place is full Of oil men. The scouts are
also on hand in full force and find plenty
of employment in watching and trying to
find ont what is being done at the Ga0by
well, which is situated onlya short dis
tauce from the Gordon. a profound mys-
terry surrounds this we'll. The cx act depth
OF this mysterious well il not known and
opinions differ; many bslIeye that the
Gordon sand has been reached aud that
the well will be Il gushcr; others think
that the well will prove failure.
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The committee otthe Stcubenville Coun-
Gil charged with investigating the skaIinG
Kinks recommended the passage Of IN or
dinance providing for Il liceIsc OF $40 a
month; that pupils Of the public schools
shall not be admitted except on Friday
evenings and Saturdays, during the school
year. Children under II years shall not
be admitted TO tho floor when occupied by
others and not longer than one hour in
twelve. No female over The age OF 10 shall
be admitted to 4 mixed assembly OF the
two sexes unaccompanied by aPaIeEt or
other proper escort. No male person OF
the age OF Ito over shall h0 admitted to
a mixed assembly uuaCCompapied by 4
female. Any proprietor or manager OF q
rink who shall violate any OF tho rules
toricits his license for the current month.
This ordinance was adopled. The com.
mittce in its report Gays that it has found
Il decided and general conviction that
skating Kinks as conducted IN the past per-
nit OF such license O.! association among
their irequcntars as tends to loose mora!
ideas ana practices, and that their prone.
ness to distract the youth Of the public
schools from their studies and duties has
been source OF great encouragement and
ANNOYANCE.
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COAL CHUTE BURNED.
The MoCOuHugby Triple Destroyed by IN
IncsndiRry.

lhCeuultAFys
Yesterday morning at O'Clock Milton
McConaughy's coal chute, west Of Bridge
port, was discovered to be on fire, and be-
fore anything could be done to extinguish
the flames it had destroyed the large
double chute, containing between ak and
seven hundred bushels OF coal, together
with the scales, office and fixtures gener'
ally. The loss is about 81 200, with an
insurance in the Amazon Insurance Com
pany, OF Cincinnati, Of $500. The fire was
the work Of an inCendiary, but there is no
clue whatever to the perpetrators.
This bank was the only one in this
vicinity where the miners were paid by
scale weight, all the rest Of the banks in
operation having acceded 10 the demands
OF the Union that they pay by bank
measure. The chute had been saturated
with oil, and burned rapidly. Two empty
Jugs that had contained coal oil were
fonnd near the scene Of the fire. They
had the brand OF WeIty, Wheeling, but Il
course this gives no clue.
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A sEnIEs or Lmgrunes


W. ~ As SAAhAs
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union OF this State has secured Mrs. q. B.
Buell., OF New York, the Corresponding
Secretary Of the National Union, 10 spend
several weeks in the interests Of tho ten.
perance work in this State. She will ap-
pear in this city on Saturday evening and
Sunday, November IS and %. Her work
in tho STATE commenced ut Parkersburg
last evening. She delivered an address
and took charge OF the Fourth District
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Convention, which commenced last even
ing and will continue to-day. Her other
Appointments in the State are as follows,
this programme being part OF that OF that
the Union Of this State:
Elizabeth, Writ county, Wednesday
evening, November IS; Cairo, Richie
county, Thursday evening, November 10;
ClArksburg, Friday evening November ~
Grafton, Saturday evening and Sunday,
November 2l.22; Warrington, Marion
county, Monday evening, November 81
FairmOnt, Tuesday evening, November
q; MorgantoTn, "Wednesday evening and
Thursday, November % aud 2Gi PAlatiner
Marion county, Friday evening, Novem'
Der 81; WelIsbarg, Brooke county, Mon
day evening, November 80; Moun!sville,
TuesdSv evening, December ! PArkers
burg, wednesday evening, December .
Newburg, Friday evening, December Il
Keyser, Saturday evening and SUNDAY
December ) ami i; Piedmont, Monday
evening and Tu.sIAy, December : and s.
Berkeley Springs, Wednesday evening,
Decem6er9; MAitinsburg, Thursday even
ing and Friday, December ~ and II.
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Harry Sanford, the Washington, D. c.,
spondent OF the Charleston GG:ctte,
in his last newsy letter, gives the following
hi; oil news: "Quits spirited contest is
going on among rival candidates for the
Wellsburg, W. Va, postoilice. The fight
says Mr.. J. c. Palmer, prominent attor-
ney OF Wellsburg, (who was in the city
last week J, zig narrowed down to J. Il. Nay
lor and A. Ziliken. Senator Camden, Of
our State, is for Mr.. Naylor, and it is my
belief that he will soon be appointed TO
the Office. The Senators somehow put in
their man."
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A Worry Attractive M-IIieama n: the Opera
House Tonight.


A Worry Attractive M-Ihdeama a. the Opera
House Tonight.
"Thc Romany Rye the great mcIo-
drama which is to be presented at tho
Opera IIou8, this oveniug by Lehncn K
Batcmau's company, intending their IA
mous acting doS "Lion," ID above the
average Of such plays in every commend.
able respect. 1t is instructive, is crowded
with the most dramatic and educational
genes and incidents. It, dialogues are
interesting, its cast contains many power
ful ac,ors and it ID mCulted in superb
style, 80 that it ID nothing but natural that
it's advent here should be hailed with dc.
light by all theatre gccrs. The scenery
WAS certainly never ercelled by any drama
which mas 6oeh presented to Wheeling
audience. 1t is so seldom that company
having the came wealth Of attractions adds
that Of a capable cast, that discriminating
patrons Of tho drama should chow their
approval by giving The R1mluy Rye \
reception in keeping with its merits. Re-
served seats are on sale at Runners.
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FATHER PoNT, OST, Nov. IA family
named Blarchette, consisting Of woman
and five children, belonging in St. Lutte,
arrived there lately from Montreal where
the head Of the family died OF smallpox.
Shortly after their arrival the mother gave
birth to another child. The smallpox
broke out among them aud they all died
to-day, the whole iInily Ci seven being
extinct. Fortunately no one else caught
1 IL In inriinm
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-AS TO
ADVERTISING

Either advertising means something, doesn't That's
true as preaching Now, do you think house what
says when keeps repeating from day day that eve sell
fifty percent cheaper than any house in town. DoyoG think
that CLOSING out at less than cost anything Nots
a lie and everybody knows it-and lies don't pay
We are advertising on different plan, namely, that of
truth Now listen We tell you in cold type, tive can sell you
better Ovecoat Five Dollars than any house IN wheeling
cam That's business amt it Further, sell you
better Boys Suit Three Dollars than anyone in Wheeling
can for Five"
Now that means something because it says something,
the prices OF its goods the papers afraid have its prices
known.
We have come to stay Notwithstanding the umors) Our
competitors tell people but travelling store Such
is not the case; time will deceive them
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A masquerade clrniya! will he given at
the ChapIinc street TipN this evening
under the auspices Of the CnGpIInc street
p1Io club. The link Will Ds open 10 the
rublic M uan,I, but OdIy those receiving
invitations will BE- admitted in masks Or
allowcd upon the floor whiIe the masqueH
are skating The pr1prietors Of the r,n@
will give four pI.Ir7, AZ follows; To the
lady wearing the finest costume, SIX
umbrella, 10 tho lady wearing the mos,
original costume, - worth Of coupon
tickets, 10 the ganI.rmIn wearing ia"
best dude costume, pair pi C,ub skates
10 the gentleman whose suit Bhpgs the
largest number Of different coIord, skate
BalChcl.
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Cjnmmmivcs and alI, who suffer from
any affection Of the Throat and Lungs,
can find certain cure in DR.. Kings New
discovery for Consumption. Thousands
Of permanent cures verify the truth oi this
statement. No medicine can show such
u record Of wonderful cuIcB. Thousands
OF once hopeless sufferers now gratefully
proclaim they owe their livcs to this New
discovery. !. will cost you nothing TO
give II trial.
FREQ Trial Bottle Mt Logan x Co.'S Drug
Store. Largo siIc, - "a. MwFAw
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SKIN, n; @! ;;s,,,

lIUMILI tTISG Eru3tonE, Itching aud Burning
h skim Turtutc,, l0Alhsjmc Sons, aud every
species Of lChng SCAly, Pimply, Inherited scroiu'
l6uNaul. COulAVl us Diseases VI the BLOOD, SKIN
and Scalp, with lns,0i llAlr, from infancy 70 OLD
skin Cure, aud cut fuTA tOap, an exquisite ska
HRutlhCr, externally, mud Culicun hh0lNcnl, tho
new Blood PuTliCT, Internally,
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to rec.
ord \ deed made September 9Th by vii.
Liam Hydingrr lnd wiic to J0.cph llyiin.
yer, in consideration Of $500, for NUN.
bpr OF lots and parts Of lots in square one
and two Of the lIGRnyr addition.
Also 4 deed made November j'h by
BENJAMIN Springer and vile 10 Nicholas
busch, in consideration o! - 90, for Il
feet by 70 feet OF the northeast corner 0!
lot ~, on the west side Of Market street.
Also a deed To- lot N in section X Of the
Greenwood Cemetery, TO Elizabeth Miller
and Dthcfg
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THE WEEKLY REPORT
ur sGc;e;nry Wise, Owing tho Number OF
.inchiuus A. Work.

OF Secretary Wise, Owing tho Number Of
.inchInps n, Work.
Following 10 the weekly circular OF Sec
rotary Wise, Of the Western Nail Associa-
ton, which Sas issued on Tuesday, No
yembrr 10 In addition to the number Of
machines mentioned here, severa! Of them
have added a few machines since these
figures we're repolt-d, while at the River
side i.c,ory five additional machines went
on yesterday, and ten more VIII COM
mence work this morning making fifteen
additional feeders in all at work at the IL
cent manufacturers scale at this one mill:
OFFICE OF WESTERN NAIL ASSOCIATION, |
WmggLlXG, ". Va Nov. 10, IS. J
The following mills have reported:
Belmont Nail Co.-November 10. Have
% machines, heating furnaces and rolls
running.
Laughliu Nail Co.-Noyembtr 10. Have
So machines runn.nS including u sell
feeders.
Kelly Nail aud Iron CO.-Novcmber Z.
Have 81 machines running. Heating fur
naccs and rolls on double turn.
Belfont Iron Works CO.-NoTembGr :.
Have 50 machines, heating furnaces and
nail plate rolls running.
Norton Iron WORKS November I.
Have 70 machines, heating furnaces and
rolls in operation.
Riverside Iron Works.-November 10.
Have y machines running, heating FUR
nucps auI rolls on double turn.
Wheeling Iron and Nail Ccmpany.-No
yember 10. Lave Is macniG,s, heating
furnaces and rolls running,
Western Nail COmpany.-November 0.
Have 10 machines runninI, 5 heating fur-
naces and rolls in operation, all working
satisfactorily.
Ia Belle Iron Works.-November 10.
Have 26 machines, heating furnaces and
rolls running.
Terre Haute Iron and Nail Company
November !. Have machines running.
THIS is an increase Of y machines com-
pared with last weeks report,
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Wheeling ia to have new and splendid
brass handard orchestra. Charley Shay
has engaged the celebrated English
Racket Brass Band and Orchestra, for the
Academy OF Music. The organization in.
cludcB tie great Racket family Of must
ciana from London, England, comprising
a. " Racket, late band master
Of the English Government band; vii.
liam D. Racket, first violin and b flat
valve trombone; Alfred q. Racket,
second violin, viola and + flat alto:
Arthur II. RIckeit, it,, solo clahnnct AMI
Il flat Clarionet; Arthur II. Racket, sr.,
d flat solo Cornet; Henry J. Racket,
double bass and solo + Hat bass; Ernest
a. Racket, s1lo Il flat comet, IyiOphone
and bells. The orchestra muslC will be
made feature hereafter at this popular
theatre, commencing Monday night,
combined with the Starr llRTTia Comic
Opera Company, which will make an ex.
traordinary double attraction, such NJ has
never been seen in lhiB city, and not
withdrawing the prices will remain M
usual, 10, %, - and 10 cents.
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IF YOU HAVEN'T COT THE MONEY, RAISE IT At ONCE!

beg it,. Borrow il" "Draw it out of your
Building Association" pawn your watch,"
your horse, "Sell your Sulky"
LEND your library" Ito your uncle), "Clip and
cash a coupon" "Shave your note, " "Skip pay
ing your rent" or Stand off your boarding
house." But do not fail to raise the Few DOL
lars needed to buy one Of our SUITS or
OVERCOATS.
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1t is claimed that the Benwood Furnace,
at Martins Ferry, will soon be put in
blast. Several wOrkmen have been at
work the past few days cleaning up, and a
man in position to know from his con-
nec;i0n with the company, says he be-
lieveG agents Of the company are now buy.
ing ore, etc, preparatory TO the starting Of
the furnace Tor the manufacture Of Besse.
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have been allie cd s,uCc last Man h with Skin
Disease the doctor, "a lei fcs"mn. Ny taco whS
burning were almost unhoAIRblc. Feeling your
CutiCufl Il mrdics 20 highly recommended, con
Clu!rd to give them rial, uN the Cut cura and
CutIrura Snsp externally, and ReaOyent iuit tn
al y inf four mnntnE / call myself cured. IN
gratitude tor which make this public LtAlsmcnt,
MRL CLARA A, FRED kRICK.
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4 rISE pusical entertainment under
the conduct OF Mrs Hair, will be gwen in
the Third Presbyterian Church saturday
night the nth, for tine benefit Of the build.
ing fund. SOmeoi Whecling's best musical
talent will assist. Tickrt1arr srllinRrapidly.
Uptown people vii! lild return street car
nuiIinu
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WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock Of WOO!cns, being com.
plctc line Of Sul;iugs, FantalOOniDgs and
O,ercOarings, which We shall get up in
ilrSt.class style and tit, and nj lowest
prices. Also, full line Of Furnishing
Goods always on hand. 1870.
c. HESS l. SONS.
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Ghe G1tdhqenrer.


wRutcl-TwD ROvs.
E0tc.- cclnd Terir Of riuSy Institute.
Etewed Tomatoes Geo. X. Nc itcLen Son.
Wire FCndCr'-GCn. v J1hnspG's sous.
New Crop california Walnu',-T. schulz
ReAutlinl Bridal PIc.eulS-l. q. Dillon.
Trustees Sale Of Furniture FgG;O'y-S. +. Hi
drtth.
Chamber SuIu-PTew { EC-;Schy.
Gutmaa 4 Co.'S GfrA. Slaughter Sale-FOuT.f
page. -
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WAsnlSGroS, D. c., Nov. l9.-The Pres
ident to-day appointed G. W. Click, cX-
Governor cf Kansas. Pension Agent, at
Topeka. KSns, and ErastuS RPdman TO
he Collector OF Customs Dr district OF
FTenchmau'g BIy. Maine.
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PIrrsUuRGH, Pa, Nov. l2.-The Inter
national Rlbbiancal Convention Of the
Reformed Jewish Church will meet in
this city next Monday. The convention
will discuss in n social and general way
the needs OF the Jewish Church. About
thirty rAhbis will be in attendance.
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KISNER'S MILLINERY.

Have now in stock all the most leSira.
BILE styles Ia Millinery. Also another lot
OF 1000 new Birds and Wings, which
will be opened to-day.
kI>NERS,
1911 Vain Street,
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NEW YoRE, Nov. IA suit for libel
brought by Louis C. Wilson, Of Frederick,
burg, Va, against James Gordon Bennett,
Of the New York Hcruid, for $4,000, was
yesterday terminated suddenly in the
Supreme Court by Benefits counsel offer
ing TO settle at once, and il was so done.
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Have now in stock all the most desirable
styles in millinery. Also another lot OF
] ,0O0 new birds and wings, which will be
opened to-day. KISNER'S.
1911 Main Street.
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IIayo roT in stock all tho most desirable
siylrs in millinery. AlfO another lot Of
go new birds and wings, which will DO
UpepCd to-day, KlSNER'S.
1911 Main Street,
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DmSK Shuboygan Waters. They are
found in all leading sample rooms Me
LaughIin * McGinlcy are nolo agents in
this vicinity.
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WasHiSdrog, Noy. Ri 4. N.-FOr the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, clearing and
decidedly colder weather, with cold
wave, rising barometer, northwesterly
winds.
For lower Hkcirgion, local rains, cloudy
weather, colder westerly winds, rising
barometer.