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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-11

ROME, Jan. l0.-Thg Ministry Of Com
merce has received r. consignment Of
American oranges and lemons from the
Italian Consul atNew York, and has been
sampling The fruit with a view or ascer-
tanning the ground for the charges that
American competition Is affecting the ex-
portation Of oranges and lemons from
Italy
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-11
TcnnllIn lrnnics.

TENNILLE, GA, Jan. lO.-A large force
of cOnvicls are expected mere daily, VINO
VIII be placed upon the Dublin aud
Wriehtsylle railroad 70 complete that
rond irom Bruton. the present terminus,
TO Dublin. q distance OF seven miles.
A serious runaway occurred this morn.
ing between sandersyile and rennlie, re-
8ulung in serious injury to fine spa OF
horses and badly bruising up tae oocu-
pants Of the carriugp.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-11

PORTLAND. ORR, Jan. i0.-rho oregon
Railway and Navigation COmpany's large
h0'cl and depot nt WRlula junction.
Washington Territory was burned tiis
morning The loss on the building is
$4,000. The insurance Is S2O,uOO on the
furniture. The saloon and hotel owned
by the P llotallug Company, or this
city, was also burned. The loss ID 900.
~ was insured.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-11

WAaus0fOy. Jan. i0. The -lgDaI
Corps statIDn af rmithWiie, A. -, re-
ported fhnt tlf American schooner Tom
williams, reported ashore yesterday lH
from fnrA hmhaY fDf Wilmington. N,Gn
with railroad If1ns hhe HaH NuHfa ni
to-day Hnd Ia n0H ln f0a bound t9 Wllmt
fngf0n tln damnEe ia slight
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-11

1C4LA, FLA, Jan. 1O.-The bulk OF the
oranges still on the trees in this viciu-
IS are frozen. The trees are not injured.
'.getables are perhaps retarded IN
0wth but are not seriously injured. II
I'D freezing.
En-. Efforts we're made by the
'rWs Yesterday TO secure telearaphic
on0rts on the freeze from Leesburg, BUS
Brooksyllo, sanford. Orlando, Bar
IS, Tampa, W aldo, Enterprise, the Indian
.- country and other sections Of the Or
e belt, bus owing TO trouble on the
'.os and other causes. nothing was re.
we'd from these points.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-11

FNNfLLE. GA, Jan. lO.-'Ihe cold wave
struck renuillo forcihly. Tae ther-
smctcr RANGED at ana = deg. above zero
.eruay and TO day All travel has been
pended 0n the Nrlght-Ville nnd TEN
.ia. DUbln and WriebtsVlie. and San.
ylIle aud Iennilie railroads On ac-
OF the water in the engines Irecliug,
cug ne called Che Gopher, al Sanders
being solid cake Ul zee from pilot
.eader. The schedules VIII beresumed
u0rr0W.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-11

TOWNSVILLE, GA, Jan. l0.-Ihe cold
night aud this morning was the
ost known FOR many years. but few
llhlcs were sufficiently advanced 90
NIarcd. Oranges are huft, Enough HDt
Ilaly. 40 3 0'ci0c6 ihia morning Che
1ef is moderaung O.. w. lleuor.
Aorist lost in his greenhouses over "a
Hul choice rose buds after keeping
'fpua lgos going through the nirht.
WIcalan Wtil uOzo up and cut OF Che
..i supply part o.. AturdaN
A. FALDOaIA
ALDO IA, GA. Jan. l0.-Tho cold
hns damaged IIn Uat crop hero mH.
t'Iit ltia 600 carly iu estimate whnt
tas nnen done i0 tho vegetable
IAIi r.nue. bHt Do mHy bo assumed
I budding vegetation ls destroyed.
tf AfffhIA
'ihhft. g.. Ian. l0 -fbe blizzard
Ihlrf Ihn fn'lHi rInWliInn uf IIl
touHoI and charitable ne0Hla
a'rh HHtY aiI Gag afu.sIiHH furl
ff Ian N0Hf aal destitute lha
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-11

PALATKA, FLA, Jan. l0.-The ther-
l0meter fell TO 20 deg. here last night.
lie oranges are frozen. II is hard TO tell
% what extent the trees are injured vet,
lt they are supposed to be considerably
med. 1t is much warmer this even
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-11

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Jan. 10.--It is too
lrly as yet to determine the effects Of
1e cold wave, butit is believed that the
ange trees in this section are not KILLED.
pseration is more or less injured. The
'west point reached by the thermometer
vas IS deg. The weather is rapidly
lnderAting.
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Az Illegal UOmproni,s.

The case OF the State Of West Virgins
for the use Of NJ Hiss MCGumphrey, agains
A. Il. McCahon, ex.JuBtiCe Of tie Peace
was tried In Squire Petermau'B court 10 d
jury. The jury consisted Of Messrs. John
Lash, William Marsh, j. ]. Hammond, T
A. Hoge, j. II. Tappan and O. w. Crider.
The clse was brought 10 recover $50, The
suit growing out Of q prosecution brought
N MCOahon's court on the affidavit Of
Constable Grist, charging Mrs. MEG uin.
phley With keeping a house Of III fame
aud selling liquor without license.
These cases we're compromised on pay.
ment Of $40. Squire MCCahon and Con.
stable Gtlst wet6 "bounCed"by the Board
q Commissioners for the transaction, and
the jury In Squire Petefmati's court rave
Mts. MCGumphtey judgment for a3i O5,
being the amount Illegally exacted, with
Interest. Col. Arnett, attorney iof Nc.
OahOn, talks OF taking an appeal,
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tribute Of Respect.

Alta meeting OF the Board OF Directors
Of Laughlin Bros. Drug Company, held
at their office, TO give expression to their
sorrow at the death OF Mr.. Fred. L. Laugh.
lin, a member Of this Board, the following
resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That by the death Of Mr..
Laughlin we have lost young man oil
true worth and high character, who en-.
joyed the confidence Of his associates and
whose presence was always welcome.
That we are deeply grieved by his sud-
den death and removal from our midst,
Not only as friend will We miss him,
but as a member Of this Board, where his
wise consels have often aided ps and
made him 80 thoroughly appreciated.
That we extend our hearty sympathy
to his loved ones who, whilst they mourn
the loss ola brother, may yet feel his short
life was well spent.
That, In token OF our respect, a copy Of
these resolutions be presented to the
family Of Mr.. Laughlin, spread on the
minutes Of the Board Of Directors and
published in the daily papers Of the city.
BY order Of the Board oil Directors,
SAMuBL LAUdHLtN,
O. II. 0DBERT,
JNo. l.. LAuGHLtN,
GRo. A. LAUaHLtN.
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oYERoRowpNp scnooLs.
A Special Meeting Of the Board of EduOa
ton Last Might,

A special meeting Of the Board Of Edu-
cation was held at the rooms OF the Board
in the Public Library building last even
ing. President Collier presided and those
present were Messrs. Dobbins, DiCkey,
Ellingham, Jepson, j, A, Miller, HoG-
man, Andrew Wilson, Pipes, Mccoy and
EsChstruth, The reading OF the minutes
were dispensed with and DR.. Pipes asked
tho President to explain the object Of the
meeting,
It was at the suggestion Of DR., Pipes
that the meeting was called and Its object,
as explained by that gentleman, was to
make some provision to relieve the over
crowded condition Of the lower rooms con-
neCted with Richie school. AT present,
little children are packed away in dark
basement rooms in the school bulldingand
in the basement Of adjacent churches,
There is not a room In Q or D divisions
that has not in 1t more children than any
teacher Is able to manage, and the cry Ia
"still they come" This evil has existed
for a long time, and the at
tention OF the Board has repeatedly
been called to 1t, but the remedy has been
put of from time to time unil now the
condition Of affairs has become unbears.
BILE aud parents are refusing to allow their
children to attend school in such quarters.
DR.. Pipes stated all this, as he has done
previously, and then informed the Board
that the Commissioners from that district
had examined q number Of available lots
on which to erect All additional school
building. He asked that the Committee on
Buildings and Grounds be instructed 10
examine and select the most available Of
these lots, and be instructed TO purchase
tho same and prepare plans and BpeCiaCa.
tons for building.
D.. Mccoy supported this motion. A
general discussion ensued. Col. Miller
was opposed to such action at q special
meeting he realized the trouble in Richie,
but Ceunseled conservative action. Pend
ing action, the Board adjourned until nexl
Thursday night. In the meantime til.
committee will examine the lots refe2'
rcd to,
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Kate Casllstou Tonight.

Kate Castleton, tho "bright particular
star" OF the "Crazy Patch" combination
which appears at the Opera House thi!
evening, IL an Euglishwoman, and is said
to resemble strongly her late country
woman, Adelaide Neilson-in looks only
She, with a number Of other pretty &C
tresses, including Minnie Palmer, Irene
Perry and Lille Grub, entered in 9
prize.beauty match, in San Francisco, and
won by one vote. Kate does famoui
kick. Speaking recently OF kicks, she
said, with all the ferYor Of an evange'
list: "The true poetic kick is Of course
suggestive, but you cannot tell exactly
what 1t is suggesting. II may be allowed
so ilgurative an illustration l should say
that II was like q conversation in a wills
per when you are too far away to distin'
guish the words, but can hear the murmuI
Of the voices. 1t cannot be photographed
nor can II be described In so many cold
words and phrases. 1t is to ordinary kicks
as the hummtng.blrd Is to the buEEard.
When arrayed for the kick supreme, as !
dellneate il, wear the quiet, demure
garb Of a Quakeress, and with each verse
OF my little song, For Goodness Sake
Don't Say Told You, there is ono kick,
or possibly kick and q half. My slate
colored skirts descend almost to the edge
OF my shoes. The kick Is unexpected. II
Is sideways, backward or three-q quarter
face, and It's course Is like that OF q shoot
ing.atar. No man knoweth whence II
cometh nor whittier It goeth, and know
but little more myself"
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KISNER.
OPENING oil Pattern Hats and BOnneiS
on april /, 9 and 0. All are invited.
KISNER, 1874 Main ~.
SOLAR Prints, q specially 10 Silver or
Platinum, at Kinks ART S10kE.
ApOur pEUpLE.

Strangers in the City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. James Elton, Of Bellaire, was up
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred PAUL were at Pitts.
burgh Yesterday.
Col. Bob McEldowney, Of the Wetzel
county Democrat, was In the city yester'
day.
Cant. Charley Dunlap, the Baltimore 4
Ohio Division Superintendent, was In
from Grafton yesterday.
Col. Will Ii Thompson, Of East Liver
pool, the well known song.wnter, was
registered at the slanm House last even.
Ing.
Superintendent Of Telegraph Williams
and General Manager Robinson, Of the
Ohio River railroad, were In the city yes
terday.
A special dispatch from Atlanta, Ga,
ta a. Il is now definitely settled that Dr..
Armstrong, late rector Of 81. PHILIPPE
Church, will take TO the lecture field.
Mr.. George Woods, President Of the
Board Of County Commissioners, ig con.
yaiescent after 4 tedious tpell Of fever,
and was In town yesterday for the first
time in two months.
Miss Mollle Boyd, a charming younf
lady Of Baltimore, who has visited here
before, Is again the guest oil her aunt, Mrs
j II, Hobbs. Miss Boyd came on will
Mf, and Mrs. Hobbs Wednesday on theiI
return from q four weeks southern trip.
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Funernl Of Frsd. Lnurhlln

The funeral OF Mr.. Fred. L. Laughlin
took place yesterday morning from the
residence Of his uncle, Mr.. Samuel Laugh
lin, corner Of Chaplino and Twelfth
streets. There was a large number Of Hor-
rowing relatives and friends present.
The services were conducted by Rev. DR..
Cunningham, Of the First Presbyterian
church, and Rev. Dr.. Cooke, Of the Second
Presbyterian church. The floral tributes
were very beautiful. The interment,
which took place at Greenwood, was pri.
yate. The pall.bearers were Measrs. s. b
Harrison, PEBBLES Tatum, Peter Rhodes
William Mcclure, Hairy Frauzheim, vii.
liam Caldwell, William Grub and =, H
Adams.
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BELLAJRIE.
Squeezed by tho Various Iutsr,,.
ing Local Items.

Al.
ing Local Items.
Ben Turner is building q DWELLING hoo,.
in the Second ward,
The Township Trustees held thai,
regular meeting yesterday.
i. S. Woodbridge will build lOpb.
frame dwelling house on Gravel Hill.
McGinty 4 Straub are pdttinp a nav
plate glass front to their Union street
store room.
New timbers are being put down far
the tracks Of the street car COMPANY m
Guernsey street.
The funeral OF Mr., NGininger yesteM,v
was attended by tho societies Of ali tSe
orders Of which he was member.
Robert Amblor and Miss Jessie Koop,,
were married Wednesday evening a, Lbs
NJ, +, parsonage by Rev. 4, F, Keller.
Onward, the oldest child Of Thoral0,
Rodeier, died yesterday morning. Anolhe,
child ls very low with the same dise,a
dlphtherla.
George Robinson was cGugh. between
cars Rt'hlS coal works ~ Georgetown Wed.
nesday evening, and had a rib broken and
was somewhat bruised.
There are some Of the b., q. 4 o. s.ock.
holders who decidedly object to trsnsIsr.
ring their stock TO the syndicate and psy.
ing the syndicate $40 per share toget them
to take II,
The Superintendent and number Of
other officials OF the Cleveland K pllp.
burgh railroad came down last night on A
special train. They have been over Me-
entire road in the last few days,
John Kennedy, one Of the oldest Ctye.
land & Pittsburgh locomotive engineers
died yesterday at his home in Allegheny.
He was forced to quit the road some tine
ago while running between Martins Ferry
and here, on account Of falling health,
Thomas Ault and 4. j. Smith both Dc.
cline to run on the Democratic ticket bl
members Of the school boards 'There was
considerable trouble to get men to 20 on
the ticket for some Of tho offices aud nov
II seems harder to make them stick. The
Republicans are all confident, too,
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ing Goods Every style Men and Boys
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
MAttera OF SIInor Nomept in and About tA'

iNhVefh OF uAlhoE W"hehe ~ SHN ANNus "t2'
City.
AoADRMY this evening-"Esmeralda,"
OPERA HOUSE, to.night-Kste Castletor
in "CsSy Patch"
JUDGE BoYD will hold u special session
OF Part II Of the Circuit Court on satur'
day.
"IYHwoOp," TiIlotson's great emotional
drama, will BIO the attraction at the Acad'
envy next week.
En- STEWART, q well known barkeeper o.
this city, IL down the stairs leading tc
his sleeping apartments on Market street
Wednesday evening and broke his right
leg. He was taken to the Hospital yester
day.
J.H, KIRK, the Main street art dealer
opened his exhibition yesterday and the
store was crowded all day, The pictures
sent In for exhibition are too numerous tC
be accommodated in the space Mr.. kirk
has. Some Of them are really CreditablC
as works OF art.
TliR river fell rapidly yesterday. The
marks last evening indicated depth IL
the channel OF II feet 6 inches. The
Shirley is due to-day from Cincinnati lol
which point she will leave on her return
trim tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. Shit
IL q safe, reliable packet.
CHARLES LuERNs, who conducts thu
Isand Livery Stable, had dapple gray
mare kicked on the leg by another horse
Wednesday night. Yesterday morning 4
WAS discovered that the animals limb WI
splintered 30 badly that 1t had 10 be shot
lie valued the horse at sips.
The second race Of the series to b.
ukated by Burkett and Shepherd OF THU
city, for the championship Of the Chit
Valley will DO STATED at the Chaplint
Street rink tomorrow evening. An ex
citing contest may be looked for and doubt
less d large crowd will BIZ present. b.
PARTIES from Pittsburgh called at pollcl
headquarters yesterday to examine Thu
clothing found OH The man arrested b!
Officer Bell some time ago, and now II
the workhouse for selling gaods without
license. They failed to identify any Of thu
property. These gentlemen were robbed
Of 5000 worth OF clothing and material no
long sgo.
MAUD MURPHY a year old girl liyinl
near me La1siis isn Sa was s,,o len ,o CsS
ny Jake eenu'nger ~ ioMueu wagon est w.
dsy afternoon on H1apmne Sshee' a nsSf n ~.
FUN waru eCn99l MOUSE; 9 po,, was , Sg
ilea mo the ONCE u ~. Ns lew NJ W.
iouno sne WIZ Ios seIiouiy n ~ aSiI s
" MoHaI EiHSi TSS ee ,v sme V,'
nume "nu ID" 'i"' Nei "SH'' WIZ '"P
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INSURE YOUR LIFE

And thus protect your wife aud Children
The Ohio Valley life Insurance Company
OF Wheeling, affords reliable Life lnsnr'
unCe ut ralCs within reach Of small Ia
comes. The aVerage cost lust year II lie
Ohio Valley was less than that OF Any
O,hpr Life insurance Company or Society
IN the country. The Ohio Valley has III
eight years paid over 2UO, 900 Dollars tn
widows and orphans OF deceased nell'
Dors. The year 1885, lWlthslGndlng
the hard times, was tho most prosperous
year or It's history.
Medical Examinations made at The
Office free Of charge. For further lnfOr'
nation enquire NJ the Office, second floor
front, Reilly Block, entrance No. 1921
Market street.
W. U. HANDLAN, sec.
7. II. LOGAN, Treas.
II. d, UAMPBEIIL, NJ. d.,
Medical Director.
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Tie Mn.h,..t.n. tlonts.t.

The decisions Of tho judges Of the six.
teenth annual contest between the literary
societies Of WAsh,.JetT. College, which
took place Wednesday evening at Wash.
inRtoti, was as follows; Select Grafton, In
favor Of Vance, Of the Philo and Union
essay, Montgomery, Phllo and Union
original Grafton, Hhpp, Philo and Union
debate, Richie, franklin and Washing
ton, Before Wednesday evenings con.
test the franklin and Washington Society
stood I've points ahead. Now they are
but three ahead.
Wheeling people who were present
speak In the highest terms Of praise Of the
effort OF Mr.. +. j. LeMoyne Hupp Of thii
city. He was handsomely applauded, and
all agreed that lie deserved the decision
In hiA favhf.
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AK, ofL,'s RomarE.

A prominent Knight Of Labor met an
tNrEiLieRNCER reporter yesterday aNd
laughingly saidi "fhat dispatch you print
this morning from Kansas City, purport.
ing 10 give the uttoranCes Of disatlected
Knight, il the funniest thing have seen
for year. The dues are % cents a month
so year. Now imagine any person
borrowing out enough money without ex'
ceeding what he has paid In, to start 10
business or do anything else No; The
ofdpf "A not savings bank, and
IA members are not held together by mer.
Cenaty considerations, Nor is the order
az radical as some people seem to think.
II is conservative organisation, especi.
ally while Mr.. Powdetly holds the helm
He ID a man Of reasonable Views, lntelli,
VenCe and a good deal oil judgment, and
when you see him approve astfike you
can BET the strike 10 just"
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would advance the money for payment,
to be repaid in the consolidated mortgage
INcRrAsRp nusINRss LOOKED ToR.

INVHEA1IU uV9IN15l HVV1NU 1UH'
1.-THE indications Of continued increase
Of tonnage for the coming year are such
as to require additional sidings and con-
Meeting tracks with manufacturing com.
panies, in order to secure the prompt and
economical handling Of this tonnage
which will naturally come to the road,
and to which it is legiHmately entitled.
This will require q further expenditure
for betterments. For the last two years,
by reason Of the flood Of 1884 and other
causes, the earnings have not met the ex-
pectadons OF your directors, We think
We can now see signs Of a decided Inn
proyement, and we will be much disap-
pointed II the coming year does not give
assurance Of a brighter and more success
ful IntnrNn
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RNcouNrlslLEp TlIE poa.
a Burglar Who Did Not Get beyond the
HVindnyv NJ m HnnRR

a burglar Who Did Not Get Beyond the
window Of House.
Superintendent William Kreiger, oil
Wheeling Park, went to Pittsburgh We'd
nesday evening on a short business trip.
He left unclaimed in the house at the
Park, which he occupies, large and say
age watch dog. Yesterday morning Q
window in the house was found raised and
on the ledge were q number Of blood
stains. There was also lying inside an old
hat and piece Of cloth evidently torn
from pair OF pants. The aupposition Ii
that some one with burglarious intent
attempted to go through the house and
encountered the dog, and that the dog
made it warm and uncomfortable for the
intruder.
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SAVE the children. They are especially
liable to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group
Whooping Cough, etc. We guarantee
Aoker's English Remedy positive cnI%;
1t saves hourH Of anxious watching. SlId
BY Logan 4 %. and GllRrlpa MankemelIei.
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TnH ladies Of the Third Presbyterian
Church, Eighth ward, will give q piepsant
social and festival Of the church tonight
and Saturday night The friends Of the
nhnfch and public are cordially invited,
and assured that q pleasant evening can
be 6pefit, % special preparations have
been inside ior their entettalnmenh
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WASHINGTON, D. O., March 2G.-lA, M
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, local
rains followed by fair weather, nearly
stationary temperature and variable winds.
For Lower Lake Region, light local rains
followed by falrand slightly colder weather
and WesterlY winds,
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A meeting Of the special joint commit.
tee Of Council to consider the proposed
ordinance granting right OF way to the
Manufacturers Gas Company through
the streets and alleys Of the city, has been
called for this evening. The committee
Is considered a fair one, and the prevail
ing opinion Is that II any interest de-
sires to secure delay or to retard action
favorable to the Manufacturers Combi'
nation, the committee can be relied on To
sit down on 1t. It's not believed any OPP
position will be shown.
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Subscribers to. the 1SrE1nanScrR who
move on April should promptly leave
their new address, as well as the old one,
at the counting room, that there may be
no delay in changing their papers.
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MANY Of the good things Of this lie ara
sorrowfully let alone on account Of Dyt
pepsia. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets WI
cure Dyspepsia, indigestion and Uol't.
patton; sold on a positive guarantee, ~ y y
and 90 cents, by Logan & Go. and Onafls'
MankAmRllar.
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AsoUR stock 10 entirely new we have all
we latest spring styles ID Hats and Fur.
piehing Goods. NoBLR IInos,
MOLute House HatstoteI 1904 MArEat 81.
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnept'sdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: Z
A. NJ, 5i'; l2M, GS'; 8 PM, GS'i 7R NJ,
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The Council Of Martins Ferry, at a
special meeting last night, unanimously
passed the ordinance granting 70 Meesrs.
Finn and Gillespie the right TO lay pipes
TO convey natural gas through the streets
and alleys Of that town. The ordinance
hung FIRE for some time, but finally there
was not a vote against II. The Bridgeport
Council passed the ordinance on Wednes.
day night, there being but one dissenting