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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-22
A RAILROAD SCHEME
81 nIRoRTANoE 70 wHHELINe,


In the Cincinnati Enquirer Of Monday
appeared the following interview, which
% Of considerable interest to Wheeling,
as it outlines q gigantic railroad scheme
which II carried into execution will place
Wheeling on the Pennsylvania oompany'a
through line from New York to oincin-
natl, line shorter by Atty miles than any
now in existence. The Enquirer says;
Said Q railroad man yesterday: "How
does 1t happen none Of you reporters got
on to the object Of Senator j, N, Camden's
visit here this Week?S
II don't know, What was the object
Of his VlHitFH
~ happen to know that he came here
for the purpose OF opening negotiations
with Albert Meter and his associated toI
the purchase Of the Cincinnati 4 East
eHn Road"
"The sale Of the Cincinnati & Eastern
to the Meter party hasn't been confirmed
SThags true, but II will be about the
fifth Of next month";"
"Ihen you think Mr., Camden will buy
the property from NetterPn
"fss; think he and his associates
will"
"Whst do they want with itP"
"Senator Camden and ave other gentle
men, Senator Payne being one Of them
own the Ohio River Railroad, now undeI
CONSTRUCTION, The road, when completed
Is TO extend from Wheeling, W, Va, vii
Parkersburg, to Point Pleasant, w. Va.
Q distance OF 40 miles. The road be
tween Benwood and Parkersburg, w
| Va, ninety miles, Ia now completed ant
in operation, and the entire line will b
finished about the frat Of December next
The company has the privilege OF uainI
the Ohio Central's bridge at Point Pleas
ant, and once over II they strike 0hiC
soil, eighty-nius miles above Portsmouth
the present terminus Of the Cincinnati 4
Eastern, II is the plan Of the Ohio Rive
Railroad people to build the link between
Point Pleasant and Portsmouthifthey pur
chase the Cincinnati & Eastern, and thu
have through line to Cincinnati. Thu
Pennsylvania people have agreed witt
the Ohio River Company 10 make an ex
tension at the other end Of the Ohio Rive
Road to connect with the Pennsylvania
! lines, and make the shortest line from
Cincinnati to New York, Philadelphia
and the Eastern cities, by fifty miles o
more. The owners Of the Ohio Rive
Road are interested in the Standard OF
Company and they ship about two hun
bred barrels Of oil every day, all Of whicl
comes this way, so you see this ireigh
alone would be quite an item for the ney
line. Yes, 1t looks at present very muCl
as though the Camden party would owl
the Cincinnati & Eastern, and that, toe
before very long, The coal traffic tn
road can command will also be YER
heaYY.n
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Capt. Rolf nnd Mr.. Scott Home

Capt, August Rolf returned yesterday
from Cincinnati, where he had been un'
dergoing treatment at the mud baths,
His friends will rejoIce TO know that his
health was entirely restored. Hon. N, B,
Scott returned with him, much improved
by his short stay at the baths. Mr.,
sCott's return revlSes the talk Of his re-
nomination for the State Senate, and his
friends undertake TO say for him that
while he prefers not to be nominated, yet
II the will Of the party lie that lie shall ba
the candidate, and a nomination Is ten.
dered unanimously, ne could not decline.
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GAY WITH THE FLAGS
ANp YnE ERl.ooLoREp puNTINe.


The great tli,slats reunion begins to-
day, and It will be rouser.
The final meeting Of the committees
was held in the Headquarters room, 1918
Market street, last night, and all the de-
tails were arranged, communicating the
first grand Trbstate Reunion ever held in
this city. The work Of the decorations
was evidently in the hands Of an artist, as
they fll the bill completely, and show to
great advantage. The programmes, giving
al necessary Information, will be Issued
al noon to-day, being delayed by the TACT
that the comrades who were expected to
address the meeting were late IN answer,
ing the invitations. The programme will
bs as originally published.
The morning will be spent in receiving
the yisitiLg comrades and organizations,
and conducting them to their quarters
The afternoon will be spent In holding
reunions Of Yeglmental and other 0rgani
cations rs well Of the ex'prisoners OF war
The headquarters are as follows; Gener
al headquarters at 1918 Market street
For Ohio, the Capitol Rink, Pennsylva
MIA at 81 George Hall. West Virginia Q
The old City Market Hall, corner Tent
and Market. Ex,PTiRoners Of War, Vet
ean Hall, Mcclure House, Post Com
mandeIs Of the g. A, r the parloTs Q
the 81. James Hotel. OaIlin's Battery o
. 1929 Market street. First Virginia Cav
airy, Police Court Room, Capitol building
The First West Virginia Volunteer 10
fanlIy will hold their Meeting IN IN
Opera House al 2 o'clock, Battery ID q
] o'clock, First West Virginia Cavalry q
2o'cloCk. In order to enable those VIII
will be unable to attend the Camp Fir
on the Fair Grounds this evening, tn
First West Virginia Volunteer lniantr
will have a Camp Fire at the OperI
House in the evening at 1850 o'GloGI
(which will DO FREQ to tie public, All ~
meetings held by the soldiers will, b
h open 10 the public. Every train lAI
evening brought in visiting comrades VIII
registered their names at the headquartel
and could be seen shaking hands wit
friends as they were recognized. III
committee on grounds report almost ever
: thing in readiness. The dinner COMM
tee are EaTfEied that all arrangement
will be, completed early tomorrow 70 Zee
: all the soldiers who may present then
4 sslyes. The excursion rates on the b.
/ o. are announced in this tssue, and a
, the came as published for the other road
The underground Parrot gun came dow
on the @. & r railroad last evening troI
East Liverpool, and will be heard tn
morning,
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Attend the dinner, supper and social Of
Zane 81. N. =, Church, a. No, 3ITwelith
street to-day.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers in the City and wheeling Folks
Abrond,

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad,
Col. Jake Kemple got back yesterday
from his tour Of the State.
Mr.. Eugene Hlldreth has returned to
Brooklyn to resume his medical studies.
Messrs. j. w. Vandiver and ]. W. Ar
mold, Of Keyser, are at the stamm House.
Hon. ]. W. Marcum, Of Huntington,
one Of the Penltentiary Board, is in the
city.
Mrs. Henry shearer, Of Washington, D.
O., Ia the guest Of Mrs, Alexander Bone,of
the East Side.
Thomas S. Foster, representing the drug
house Of j. H. zsllin 1 Co., Of hiladel-
phia, Is in tho city.
Mr.. Sam. Boycs, the attorney, was able
to be out yesterday for the frat time after
an illness OF six weeks.
Misses N. and ]. sberrard, Of Washing.
ton, Pa, anu Mrs. O. II. Moore, OF Colum.
bus, are at the Mcclure house.
Mr.. Peter Kress, formerly OF McCul.
lough's hardware house, has accepted
position in George M. Shook 4 Co.'s dry
goods house.
Mr.. james Fl. Lancaster clerk In the
office OF the Surveyor Of the Port, has re.
turned from Gallipolis, where he spent o
ten days vacation.
Miss Maggie Burns and her sister. Miss
Hannah, have returned home after a
pleasant visit to friends in Cleveland and
Buffalo.
Mr.. W, s. Cleveland, the well.known
manager OF McNish, slavin and Johnson's
minstrels, Ia nephew Of President Cleve.
land, and an Ohio man.
Mr.. W. O. Beans, city editor OF the Reg
iSter, and his wife, returned yesterday from
weeks trip to New York, Philadelphia
and other eastern cities.
Peter Wendell, formerly Of this city,
has located at Newton, Mo-, and gone into
business. He writes home that he is
aouriehiDg nicely, and that number Of
old Wheeling people are living in Newton.
Mr.. Oscar Ritchey, Of Ironton, Ohio, U.
E. Brost, OF New Martinsyille, Henry T.
Wrigman and W. @. Nash, OF Charleston,
Ada NJ. Owen, OF Pittsburgh, and Charles
Nash and wife, OF Nashville, were at the
Mcclure mouse yesterday.
Robert E Hicks and Birdie E. Brooks,
both OF this city, were married on Ssptem.
Der by Rev. NJ. F. Dryden, pastor Of the
North Street ME-. church, but the cere.
mony was 80 quietly performed that the
many friends Of the happy couple have
Just begun to learn Of the event and tender
their congratulations.
Lieut., Lansing H. Beach, OF the q. S. |
A. Engineering corps, stationed OF Gin.
clnnati and having charge Of the improve.
ment Of the Ohio river, was in the city
yesterday. His business here was TO
make some arrangements for the further
OF the river at Davis Island.
He left during the day for Pittsburgh.
Major W. H. Williams, Of Cincinnati,
. well. known special Treasury agent, and
bis assistant, Capt. G. F. Gross, Of JefTer.
son county, were In the city yesterday.
Captain Gross was, II will be remembered,
4 dooikeeper for the Senate for. long
time. Ha was in the Confederate service,
and received q number Of invitations 10
remain over for the Reunion, but his bus.
mess would not permit Of his remain.
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Hnioo,i Jviii T.IID

Yes, The old adase 10 right, but II the
liver % diBofdeted and Che blood becomes
Thereby corrupted, the bad gblood will
tell" In diseases oithe ekln and throat, In
!umor9 and ulcero, and In tnbefcles In the
lungs (htBt blOes9 Of consumption even
although the subject be descended Ii q
htfhlght line from Richard Ouuf do Lion,
OF the nobleet Roman Of them all. For
Getting the liver In order no other medl.
cine Ia the world equals Dr.. PiefUo'b
"Golden Medical Discovery ny Il. and
your blood viii tell" the itoryoiiia won.
dettul efficacy,
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Lioutenant Hanson b. IoNn.

Captain L. E. Hanson, iamiliarly known
ss SANDY" former resident Of this
city, now Of Pittsburgh, Is here to attend
the reunion, Hs enlisted in the first
California Infantry, and proudly claims
that be was the frst officer TO receive hiH
commission from Governor Downing, He
was q lieutenant in his regiment, and LEFT
California for the Virginia fields in April,
1871 r'tS
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CrImos and FntnlIllo..

John, a16year-old son Of Peter Yeager,
living near Frametown, Braxton county,
blew in the muzzle OF his gun to sec II IT
was loaded, there was an accidental explo.
sion and the charge passed through his
head, killing him instantly.
Constable Austin Brown, Of Oakland,
while attempting to arrest ono Marshall
Reckard, charged with stealing hogs, was
assaulted with an axe and severely cut In
the breast. The wounds are Of a'danger-
Gus nature.
Frank, son Of Ell Mann, Of Monroe
county, was thrown from bis horse and
his skull so seriously fractured that his re.
coyery Is doubtful.
About two weeks ago on Flat Top John
Bragg and Thomas Basham got into fight
in which Bragg was cut with a knife and
died Thursday. We understand Basham
has given himself up to the authorities,
and perhaps was justiaable as Bragg was
trying to shoot him at the time the cutting
was done.-Raleigh County Index.
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Mr.. Egertcr 10 be storokeoper.

Surveyor OF Customs A. @. ESerter, in
addition to his duties as Surveyor Of the
Port, Collector Of Customs, Custodian
etc., etc, is to have those Of U. s. Store.
keeper, the Department having appointed
him storekeeper for the new bonded
warehouse established here in the base.
ment Of the Custom House. This ware.
house 10 all completed and ready for
business and tho Wholesale liquor houses
Of Kraus and Welty have goods on the
ocean that will DO here in q few days and
be the Grst 10 be stored in this new Gov.
eminent department for Wheeling
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WY F0ur nIen are nappy in 5. po.ton.

why EuuT huu uEn AAAppl III ~ bObtUHt
B. Frank Burpee was reported to have
had a snug prize in the Louisiana State
Lottery, and We ascertained the facts:
Mr.. B., q saloon keeper, No. s Granite
street. 8; Boston, John Dugan, with tht
brothers, Charles and Henry Philbric,
teamnters, previous to the August 10th
drawing ofthe Louisiana Stale Lottery
Company, each subscribed 81 and pur.
chased four one-lfth ticket, ono OF which,
No. S5,6Sl, drew one-6fth Of the second
capital priS9, $4,000, $3.50 for each
share, less Adams ExpreBsage. Mr.. B
Frank BurpeO Is married man, having .
wife and one child. Tho other three ar,
single mon, 90 to 80 years Of age, sober,
steady and Industrious, and will max,
good use Of tho money.-Bosion (3idSs !
Commercial and Shipping List, AugstIt q.
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TRI.srATE REUNION.
Rates on RaIIronds for Visitor!

IIWIus OH INlIIFuNUs TOT VIbItOFs'
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis, ForI
Wayne and all their branches will make
round trip at one fare. The Baltimore &
Ohio railroad aud branches will make the
same rate.
The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling rail,
road, Grafton 4 Greenbrier, West Yir.
ginia Central and Pittsburgh, the Clarks'
burg & Weston, Waynesburg 4 Washing
ton, the Bellaire, Zanesyllle & Cincinnati
will also make round trip rate at one fare
The Ohio River railroad makes q round
trip rate from Parkersburg at IS, with cor.
responding rate from other stations,
Tickets good on all roads from the 2lst to
the oath OF September.
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ParktFsaup sGaleJ oar''al'
Wheeling Is 10 have q new daily, an AZ.
tsrnoon newspaper, published by the
Letter and in the interest Of the strik,
ing printers, We viii wagerthRt no daily
in Wheeling can afford topSy forty cents
per thousand for composition unless II
cuts down the number Of It's printers and
reduces the sze Of It's paper, The action
oil the printers was an outrage, They
were getting very liberal wages and all the
papers could afford.
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Edward L, I.ose q o..

Ladies' in want Of a good sewing machine
should call on Edward L. Rose 4 Co., who
are the cole agents for the celebrated
Standard and White sewing machines fol
this city and State. Their reputation ioI
square dealing Ia q guarantee that persons
purchasing machine Of them will get
the very best Ia the market.
They have also the exclusive sale for the
"CAligraph"type writer, the most perfect
ana rapid writer made. Business and pro.
teeBlonal men should remember this. A
call Is solicited before purUhaSiDg else
where; their place Of business Ia No. 66
Twelfth street.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted 10 rec.
ord the following tranSierO Of real estate
Deed made September 81, by w. j. w.
Cowden, trustee, 10 Lewis Zoeclker, John
Koch, John q. Kline and John 3. Gar.
den, In confederation Of $3.50, for the
North End Roller Rink and q ten year
lease on the ground.
Deed made June Q, 1880, BY Joshua A.
Lancaster 10 James A. LancaBter, In con.
alteration Of $500, for lot 4 on the
north side oil Twenty'ninth street.
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Everybody will regret 10 learn that Gen.
eral Nathan Gotf, j., will be prevented by
bis duties as Chairman Of the Republican
Congressional Committee from attending
tho Big Reunion. Capt, Dovener received
the following telegram yesterday;
WASHINGTON, D. o., Sept, 81.
Hon, B, b. DoNuT;
Important engagement made some
weeka since takes me 10 New York this
evening. CannotposBlbly reach Wheel.
ing this week. Am sorry | cannot attend
tile reuuion. NATHAN CORY
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TIC NInellnercllor pnnco.

The entertainment and ball given by
the Maennerchor Singing Society az ita
cosy hall on Market street last night was
very pleasant affair. 1t was the frat Of
the series the society will give this
season. The Opera House orchestra
furnished the music for the dancers, and
there was q large number present, The
committee having the affair In charge left
nothing uudone that could In any way
assist In making the occasion oil that was
to be desired.
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MANY Of the good things Of this life are
sorrowfully lot alone on account Of dyB.
pepsia. ACkers Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure dyspepsia, indigestion and ConBtipa.
ton sold on o positive guarantee Of Is
and 30 cents, by Logan 4 Co.,, and Charles
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AcKER's BLOOD ELIXIR 10 the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. II 10 q positive cure
Tor UluerB, Etuptlong VI HyphllltlO Poison.
Ing, II putlaeg tile whole system, and
banisheg all Rheumatic and Neuralgia
pains. We guarantee II. Logan & Go.
and Charles Mehkemellaf.
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CONVENIENT, pleasant, and certain in
their results, are Acker's Dyspepsia Tab.
lets. Recommended by physicfans and
endorsed by all who have used them. The
best remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency
and Constipation. Guaranteed, and sold
at 25c by Logan & Go. and Charles Menke.
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AROUND rnE HrApQUARrRRs.

The scenes around the headquarters
last evening were striking, The head
quarters Of Battery d arc the most pro.
fusely decorated OF any. The general
headquarters were thronged all evening.
A number Of visitors arrived and
registered. As tho visiting
delegations come in to-day they will be
taken to headquarters first to register.
The day will be ushered III this morn.
ing at 0 o'clock by Theodore Roller, the
old bugler Of Battery D, sounding the rev.
ellie on his bugle on the top Of Wheeling
hill. The big cannon from East Liver.
pool will afro be brought over from
Bridgeport this morning and probably
several salutes will DO flied during the
day.
The Fifteenth regiment, West Virginia
Volunteer Infantry, will meet at the
grand stand on the State Fair grounds, at
2 p. m. to-day.
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The Aetna mill was off, yesterday,
changing rolls.
John F. Kintner, of St. olairsville, was
In town yesterday.
s.A. Junkins arrived home from bus.
iness trip East, yesterday.
The uniformed rank X. OF P. received
their new uniforms yesterday.
Mr.. James Drummond is living at the
point Of death at his homo in Kirkwood.
Mr., Isaac Askaw and Hon. r, ]. Alex.
ander left on fishing excursion yester-
dav,
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No matter what your buslness is, II you
want to secure customer, advertise.
Geo: P. Rowell & Co.'s Newspaper Ad.
vcrtlslng Bureau, 10 Spruce street, New
York, will take your order for one dollar
or thousands OF dollars-saye you money
and give satiGiaCtion. They mail q pam.
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palsey Collins, while slioysling grain In
thg top Of q big Niagara Falls Touring
mill, fell into the hopper, aid eighty feet
through Q spout eight by ton inches In
siGg, and shot out unhurt with six tons Of
grain, Into car standing on the track Boz
low.
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CAN'T sleep nights 10 tho complaint Of
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con.
sumption, Coughg, etc. Did you ever try
Acker'B English Remedy II 10 the best
preparation known for oil Lung Troubles,
sold on Q positive guarantee a. 100, 500.
Logan d Go. and Charles Menkemoller.
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The BEsr FooD ron BABIES-Add one
tablespoonful Of Mellln's Food, dissolved
In one.half pint Of water, to one.hali pint
Of fresh cows milk. It viii 90 change The
character Of the milk as TO make Il easily
digestible and very nutritious, It maket
the only perfect substitute for mothers
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On Wednesday and Thursday, Sept %
and %, the zanesville accommodation will
not leave Wheeling until 6iS6 p. ", city
time. A special train will leave for Graf
ton and way stations on same days az 6.45
4, NJ, city time,
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u womb TtFow Ilght Alhwatt the Gloom.

It Would Throw Light Athwnrt the Gloom.
Boston Herald.
Miss Maud Howe, in her last breezy
letter TO the Transcript, asks why II 10 that
the fret instinct Of every woman on ar.
irving Of q strange place 10 10 60 and buy
something. When she gets satisfactory
answer 70 this interesting conundrum she
should inpart II to sundry impoverished
husbands and fathers Of families who have
been trying To solve Il for several cen.
turtles without success. 1tmlght help 10
shed some light on phase Of domestic
economy that 10 now enveloped In q good
deal Of gloom.
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tiLyER spuR.

Another Gne audience greeted the
famous Silver Spur company at the Grand
Opera House last night. Manager
Genther has caught on In fne style, al
many ladies attend every performance,
and this may now DO styled first class
place oil amusement He well deserves
the patronage Of our beat cluEsnp, and
his place 10 now y family resort. Thin
afternoon there will be d grand Silver
Spur matinee, and there will no doubt be
'AlAfee audience present.
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Extraordinary but nevertheless true
We refer To the announcement OF B. F
johnson & Co., Of Richmond, In which
they propose to show working and ener.
getic men how to make from 500 Ia
$500 year over and above expenses,
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Gke gnteLIiqenres.
oaleoi Nos. rs aad " Foarteoaih Street.
Now AlyortisoInpntg,

WANTED Help, Female, 9TH pagc
Mint va Vol, Inf ntly-RenniOn, 9TH page.
DfiiggisN-LOgan& 70.
SlatiOntry- stlntonG Davenport,
FIut larS-JOt, Sptid l q Co,
hOldiGts' Record AgOhcy-No. 1870 Market Street,
Farm II Public tAle- Edward sImp,On.
WAhteu-eet 0ild.ha Burnside stoves,
Extra D. Inc Hans Mo NeChtn.
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The Republican delegates from Han
cock and Brooke counties met yesterday
at Welluburg to nominate candidate to
represent the First delegate distriCt, COM
posed Of those two counties, In the next
House. Gen. Duval was declared the
nominee by reclamation,
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 22.-1A NJ
Fer Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, local rains, warmer, wind gener.
ally Boukherly,
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FALL and Winter Stock Just received.
A full line OF Sultlngs, OYercOatings
and PahtalO0nlngs. Also a full llue Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
sNlsu0 " NPsVIC q. HESS a SONS
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Thorlnon eter Record.

The following shows tho range Of the
thermometer % observed at sChnepPs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
Yam. t0'; u M 07';SE NJ, G7';L p. NJ,
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WE hare introduced a. new system Of
selling Watches on the lnstallmeht plan
whereby you can secure q watch at once
on easy payments, tall and investigate,
JACOB W. GRUBB, JeWeler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS.