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ABOUT pEopLE.
Strangers in tbs City and Wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folk
Abroad.
Miss Matte vlckers aud company have
rooms at the st, James.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. l.. Hornbrook, OF Wood
land, were in tho city yesterday.
Col, Dan y. johnson, the Recluse OIL
Long Reach, was registered at the stSmm
yesterday.
Miss Mamie Haase has returned from
Virginia, where she has been visiting
friends during the past I've months.
Mr.. s. 8. Mcmillan, once editor Of the
Marietta Times, now Ia the govern ment
employ at Warrington, Is In the city.
Mrs, W. P. Wiley, Of MorgAntown, has
arrived Ii this city and will DO the guest
Of friends and relatives for few weeks.
Mi. A. +. Wilmoth end bride (nte Miss
May Black have returned from short
bridal tour and are stopping Of the stSmm
House,
Mr.. ". &. Meredith, prosecuting attor.
ney Of Marion county, accompanied by
Mr.. Lswls W. Parker, also oil FAirnont,
was Ia tho city yesterday.
Mr.. Harry o. Coen, formerly Of this
city, now actively engaged Ia the lumbor
butInsss AL Omaha, arrived In the city
last evening and was warmly crested w
his many admirers. Mt. OOOl will I'd.
main here visiting ltlendTRnl relatives
for q week OF ten days.
Mr., A. Gardner JaCkUon, one Of Park.
ersbrrg'a beat known society and business
men, Who llGS 9 number Of friends here, 10
10 b6 married next "Wednesday evening 10
Mlas Mary, daughter Of U. H.ShEltrck, Of
fhSI city, 81 Trinity Church. ThiB Md.
dog Ia u 10 tie fashionable event Of tue
season III that Guy
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tbs iiii hoard adjourned at s:15 o'clock.
MISS YIoKERs AS NIAcK.n
The Largest House Of tho season dreetI
Her Last Evening.

The Largest House of tho season dreetu
Her Last Evening.
Matte Vickers opened her engagement
at the Grand lant night to the largest house
Of the seasonvindeed, the largest and
finest audience eeen in this pleasant
theatre since the memorable Starr Harris
opera engagement. The role Of Jack, in
which abe appeared, Ia q charming one,
giving a fine opportunity for the display
Of her singing and dancing, her German
and Irish dialect and other spe6laltleG,
She is the female Emmett, with a sHeeter
voice and more winning stage presence
than Fritz. Her company Is much I'm.
proved since she was here last season, and
The performance as whole ie 40 delightful
as anything in its line on the stage.
To say that the large audience was
pleased last night does not half express 1t.
Several times the play could not proceed
for applause, and the audience enGorod
Miss Viokers' bird song and her dancing
till she was exhausted, and then wanted
more.
This evening shc will present, for the
ltst time hero, "Oherpb, tho Pearl OF Ser.
pont Mountain" with new songs and
dances. The play 10 entirely different
from the other, and shows the star In an
entirely new line OF business. Reserved
seats at Sheib's.
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TIIR0uGH TIIE sTATE.
Accidents and Incidents In West Virginia
md Vicinity,

aud Vicinity
The "Old Hundred" oil well OF Burton
has been abandoned at q depth Of s. 0OC
feet, No oil wan found, but lois oil gas al
1875 pounds pressure.
A correspondent from Dobbln says
'Ths first public school on the new road
to open, ia the one at this place, Miss
Alice shafIer, OF Mt, Storm, is the teach
or. County Superintendent Judy made Q
very pleasing address on "The Work OIL
the School"
The Morgantown New Dominion Is again
agitating the question OF passable public
roads during the winter season, This 10
great and important matter 10 all country
districts and q perplexing oneas well. The
journal that solves 1t satisfactorily will do
a great service,
Tho B. & o. company has commenced
work in double tracking the Metropolitan
branch. This Is made necessary by tho
heavy traffic over that road, and 1t Is also
rumored that third track will be laid
from Washington Junction to Grafton in
the near future,
Betsy shsIroce, Of Freeman's Landing,
awore out warrant charging Dick Rid
Ing, OF that place, with being the father Of
her unborn child. He was arrested and
bound over TO court while no was suffer.
Ing from an attack Of typhoid fever, Two
days afterwards he died.
Mrs. Frederick, q daughter Of the lsle
Colonel William Lewis, Of Sweet Springs,
Greenbrisr county, has recently been left
large fortune by gentleman named
Montgomery, who oourted her in early
life. Disappointed he went to the East
Indies and there acquired great wealth.
He died recently, beQucathing his fortune
10 Mrs. Frederick on condition that she
assume his name.
The Executive Board Of the State Uni.
verslly has appointed Dr.. l.. S. Brock,
professor Of anatomy, physiology and by.
giene, to succeed 'Dr. B. W. Allen,
deceased. Tho Ncw Dominion Gays: Dr..
Brock takes to the position ripe expert
Cnce for man Of his age. Besides the
advantages Of early association and IN
excellent medical education ho has been
In active practice for o number OF yesrs
and has that skill that 10 only acquired by
practical experience. The appointment
Is good one
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A pLEAsANr KEoEprIoN
Given by MIR. II. X. NIoMechen at Ills Hon
Last Evening.

Last Evening.
Last night, for the second limo this
uessop, the elegant and hoSpitablO res.
ilenCe Of Mr.. and Mrs. George X, Nc.
MeeheA on Chnpline street wss the scene
oil gathering Of the fashion and beauty
Of tho city. The occasion was q reception
given by Mr.. Birney X. McM0Chen in
honor Of Miss Jessie Young, OF Pitts.
burGh.
Tho reception was oae Of the largest
that has taken place this year. All the
arrangements were made with exquisite
taste and an eye tn the comfort Of the
guests.
The lower psrlors were used for dancing,
ktllmyer furnishing the music, while
those on the second floor were devoted
TO the card players. The dining.room
was open the entire evening and choicest
refreshments were served.
Shortly after midnight a german was
formed, over thirty couples taking part,
led by Mr.. MCMeChen assisted by Miss
foung. The fayors were pretty and
unique.
Alter tho german, dancing was Contin,
ued for an hour or two. In receiving Mr..
Mechen was assisted by his mother, his
sister, Miss Lydia, and brother Mr.. viii
B. McMecten. The llst NJ those present
10 given below: Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Glass,
Mr.. and Mrs. John O. RiheldaGer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Q. Burke, Col. and Mrs. W. w.
Arnett, Dr.. epd Mrs. Reed, Nice. Baird, Dr.
and Mrs. Az Hustled, Ma Fred Norton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 7. Jepson, Miss Jessie
Young oil Pittsburgh, Miss Birdie
Harrison and Miss Helen Harrison,
OF Piedmont, Miss Hattie Hey.
drick, OF franklin, Pa, Miss
N. Louise Butler, Aiss Virginia Simpson,
Miss Nellie Topping, Miss Carrie Gil.
christ, Miss Lucte Loring, Miss Minnie
Loring, Mrs. g. Baird, Miss Ida Harden,
Miss Jennie Baird, Miss Sadie Baird, Miss
Florence Qtk, Miss Louise Cummins, Miss
Annie Cummins, Miss Jennie MCPhail,
Mrs. Mary Good, Mis-, Janie Good, Miss
Mary Dlckey, Miss Virginia tendleton,
Miss Laura Cooper, Miss Maude Echols,
Dr.. John L, DiCkey, Mr.. George Baird, j.,
Dr. ]. Z. Belleville, Mr.. Bernard Payne,
Mr.. Brent Lake Of Pittsburgh, Mr.. Alex.
I,apghlin, Mr.. John r. Davenport, Mr..
Sam B. Harrison, Mr. W. W. Whit.
myer, Mr.. James v. Dickey, Mr., VIII
Burke, Mr.. George Vardy, Mr.. Andrew
Wilson, Miss Virginia Simpson, Miss Par
ron, Mr.. Sam HaSlett, Mr.. I'd Booking,
Mr.. A, P. Tallman, Mr.. Charles Tallman,
Mr.. Howard Simpson, Mr.. Robert slmp.
son, j., Mr.. viii Dovener, Mr.. Austin
Beach, Miss Troute, OF staunton; Mr..
Walter He'll, Mr.. Walter bloomfield, Miss
Mary OFT, Mr.. Louis Delaplaine, Mr.. Hui.
llheu Quarter, Mr.. Will Baird, MI. Harry
Eransheim, MI. Thomas P. Howell, Mr..
HaSlstt Cummins.
The dressing Of the lsdies was unusually
elaborate and handsome, several lovely
costumes being worn.
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nrn..mnLlnr rrnde ssrrnl..

london Truth,
A recent trial in Harris disclosed some o.
the secrets o. the drepBmakinS trade. Milo
1erask was first hando at MeSgrs
Raudinity's, at a salary oil 10000. pei
annum. She was made to sign a docu
nent avowlng that she had robbed hei
employers and that she was indebted L
their generosity for not having prosecuted
her. This document was held over he,
head to prevent her from Joining am
rival establishment. Finally bhO left hei
situation, and on MeBsts. Riudlnlly h ear.
Ing that she was still In Paris, they prose.
cuted her, Tho Jury returned q verdict Of
mot guilty" and condemned Me1Sts.
RaudiniGy 10 bear oil tho costs, BY the
way, the Empress Of Japan has sent an
order for dresses 10 q Paris mllllner 10 the
amount Of El5OOO. She has authorised
the ladies In her court "gocietyn 10 ADOPT
the European gArh, aud has hersOll ap.
peGred OF tho public occasions ina paflhlan
toilet,
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DUBLIN, Nov, 1S.-The Nation gives The
detail Of the operations v hicb, 1t says, viii
be carried out in the. event Of a Russian
war. II Russia should relort t.
arms, says the Nation, an Au.trIar
army will invade servia, the fleets Of En-
gland, Austria and Italy will occupy III,
kuxine sea, Germany will watch PolanC
and II France should ally herself will
Russia, the Italians will occupy the Alps
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sTs LOUIS, No. Nov ls.-The Age Of
Steel announces that the Jupiter Furnace
at South 81, Loulp, which has been idle
for Two years past, will be blown In as
soon as some important improvements,
now under contract, are completed. This
furnace will have daily capacity Of over
200 tons. lis owners have j1st made a
contract for $4,000 tons Of Detsemer ore.
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fART h

John Clator, Charles Exley, James
Cook, W. F. Garter, IAN MCColloCh,
George L. Morgan, Robert Waite, James
Bowman, Samuel O. Magee, r, Il. VII.
Hanson, II. L, Behreng, G. g. 5Awlell
John Wayman, CHARLES Freege, George
Stein, Robert White, George CUMMING,
BAtrlck Riley, William Bowman, James
Filan, A. q, Eof, John o. Miller, John
i,lnahan, James Dixon, William Schultz,
William Webb, James Rldgeley, David
Ash, John ABk6w, Thomas Lacey.
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Reader, can you believe that the Crea.
Tor ell etc one.fhird OF mankind with O
disease for which there 10 no remedy
Dr.. II. v. Pier3e's "Golden Medical Dis.
covery" has cured hundreds Of cases OIL
consumption, and men are living to-day
healthy, robust men-whom physlCians
pronounced inCurable, because one lung
was almost gone, Send 10 cents In stamps
for Dr.. Plerce'B book on consumption and
kindred affections. Address Worlds Dis.
penSary Medical Association, COS Main
street, Buffalo, N. Y. tufr
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DUBLIN, Nov. IRA number OF bailiffs
protected by strong police force attempt
ed to carry out an eviction process to-day
at Ballybunnlon, county Kerry. The,
were attacked by mob, numbering sol
persons Ind after severe battle the mol
rescued the cattle which had boon sejzsd
by the officers. In tho encounter mum.
Der OF men were severely wounded,
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nlYEl. NEWS.
stage ui tho wntrr nw Movements of til
lInnts.

SthEO Nt ihh NNlfN hNl movements VI TIT
boats.
The Courier got oil for Parkerburg a
noon aud tho Bachelor for Pittsburgh at
p IN yettrtdSy,
The liver OF this point lust night WAS
'est ami lian. At all points above i
SRs Fill reported rising.
Tho Scotia passed mp yesterday and vii
DO Eure Oh her turn trip from Pittaburgt
To Cincinnati Tomorrow morning.
The Katie StoiEdaIo smother ons OF the
through packets, which hsa been laid W
at Pitlsburph dining Tho low water, will
come out Monday. l. ka nil the othel
packets, she hai baen put in first clasE
condition during her period OF idlsness.
The W. N. Char c.lor is due down al
an early hour this morning enroute from
Pittsburgh 10 Charleston and intermediate
points on the Ohio and li,nawha rivers
She will continue in this, her regular
trade, as long as there Ia sufficient water
Capt L. T. Chancellor il still in com
mard.
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nELLAIRE.
Tie Auditors contO't-0thOr Hits Of New


Tie Auditors cont0St-OthSr Hits Of New
and Gossip.
Mics Ella Dorsey, Of Powhatan, Is visit
ing friends In the city.
Mrs. w. NJ. Castor and Miss Julis
Sheets, OF Cleveland, are Waiting friendG
In the city.
The Ohio State Fish and Game Com,
missioner has appointed Y. NJ. Helsley Ia
the Office OF Flsh and Game Policeman FOL
Belmont county for tile term 1.-TWO years,
Mr.. William .. Rsapsr, Of Bridgeport,
and Miss Hattie Il. Hicks, Of Martins
Ferry, were married by Rsv. j. N. Mon
roo, at bis residencs In this city.
The Wheeling Natural Gas %. has q
barge load Of ten thousand bushels OIL
sawduAt lying at the month Of McMahon'a
creek, which they had shipped from the
Little Muskiugum river. Il will be used
In packing around tho pipes Of the gal
main.
Patrick Carney, whilo Of work in the
ditch for the natural gas pipe yesterday
bank Of the ditch cAyed In, breaking his
right log aboye the knee. When ho was
extrlcatsd he ives hauled 70 his home and
medical aid summoned and tho fracture
reduced. Ho 10 quite an old man, and the
fracture Is therefore the more severe.
The taking Of testimony In tho contest
for tho Authorship, and tho recount Of
The ballots cast In bridgeport precinct Of
pease township, was commenced before
T,.aIlona atllhn DnaNa n iPpail aad paafihR
ID Squire GarreLEa Office, this city, yestet.
day afternoon. d. II. DAfrAh aud bis
counsel, james NJ. Reou, aud Il Il. Bar.
ret aud hls COUNSEL John W. Shannon,
were present, Judgss.ol.electlon GrIIlln
and BowiO, In charge Of the Bridgeport
ballot box, were also present,
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orc way 81 PutLlnE n.

Omaha man (ata reS!autant)-"MAy
trouble you for the saltl" Cowboy from
WaybaCk-"You bet you kin, stranger
DONE care for salt, myself" u should
consider II very necessary part Of diet
Berlin BclenLest proves ConCluSlvsly
that tho generous use oil salt ID conducive
10 longevity" ''Wall, there's no denyln'
that iellerS a9 10 too fresh don't live long
oft ouf Way,n
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GEe gntelIigftttfr:
0fiooi Noa. s6 aud ~ Fourteenth Street


Oysrooal,-M. Gutman 4 Co = Fourth page.
tlO'hlnH-D. Gnndllng & Co.-FOuith page.
Cheese MCMechen'F.
Found-F0ck tbOok-J. s. Bediilon.
InSt-COw-C Daub.
Farm Tor sale-Hutchison & Garvlu.
A Rare ChanCe-C. A. SchAlret & Co.
Argard ParlOr Stoves -EtEblIt 4 lItOs.
Excelsior IIRklng rowdef-R. II. List.
Notice N the Public Baker llFOs.
For CluClnnau-steamer Shirley Frank Booth
New Rochester thanksgiving Iros,
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Martins Ferry has never before known
anch religious awakening as she Is now
The union revival meet
lnRs are attended by large crowds, manJ
have been converted, and the interest 4
deepening and widening, Yesterday Mr.
Patterson was to have left for the Est
but the interest was 10 general and tn,
demand SO great, that he has CONSENTED to
continue there in the good work through
this aud the next week. Mstingl t1i,
afternoon at 3 in the Presbyterian church
aud one tonight at in tho came pace
for young converts aud eaQu!re;s only
admission by ticket.
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THE hoard OF EDUCATION.
Regular Meeting Last EVsniuE-Ihs Con
Ing Institute,

Ing Institute.
A regular monthly meeting Of the
Board Of Education was held last even
ing,
The Board was called to order at 1880
o'clock, by President oOllisri the abssn-
tees vera Messrs. IssLt ], A. Miller,
shaier, Whallyand White, The minutes
Of the previous meeting we're read and ap.
proved.
The committee cd accounts presented
bills aggregatlng sSlS,05, which were or
dered paid,
Superintendent Anderson presented his
regular monthly report, which was read
and ordered fled, Following are abstracts
from It,
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pstll. Of an { ocean Tin.

NV IQFE BNNl
" hope and pray, remarked a gentle.
man a. he loft the aLeamer, THAT | shall
never have occasion 10 cross tho Atlantic
again" ,Rough passage, eh2" querled O
friend, "Bough 70 no name for II, | had
four king beat four tlmeB,"
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AMantlonL

Ladies' arc requested To cali and examine
the New White Automatic Sewing Ma.
chine, singib thread.
Persons having used tho Wilcox 4 Gibbs
Automatic machine, will find tho White
to DO superior In every reBpeCt. An eS.
animation 10 respectfully solicited. II
can bO BCUti at the BAleetoom Of
EDWARD L. Ross 4 Co.,
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Since September there have been en-
rolled IN the several schools, 4.400. In
the German Department the enrolment
for the month was 34l, There are 40
CLASSES; those Of German parentage nun
Der III, and those not Of German parents
age, 100. -Four teachers are employed at
coat Of $34-total $l5B, Since S9ptenl-
Der 1883 pupils have been enrolledia this
dnnRFtmant
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II Ia said that great many EnRllBhmen
ore visiting this country this season, ]
aBked links What they game for lie
said he supposed "Lo marry Holt pated,
millionaire women, 10 talk the fellows out
Of their money, who want 10 DO fooled,
and 10 lay In supply Of DR., Bull'g Cough
syrup"
S9 S S q aE e g. g i AZ .G Ia l'n
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We have introduced now System Of
selling Watches on the lnStallmCnt plan
whereby you con secure q watch ut once
on easy payments. Call and investigate,
JACOB W. GRUB1l, JCweler,
Cor, Twelfth and Market Hts.
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FALL and Winter Stock Just received.
A full line Of SultlngS, OyerCoAtlRgs
aud pantalOonlngs. Also q full line Of
our celebrated Knit Jackets. Scotch
g. HESS & SONS.
Second lot Of Scotch Wool Underwear
Just received. For comfort there IA
nothing better. They are warranted
not 10 shrink, Z. HESS 4 SON.
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s:nr Gn1c.

EOR SALE. - THE TWO STORY
IL bri'k dwelling house. No alO Chpl9'
srcat; large yard On the line NJ street ltlI
Apply to ". II RlnelaIt, liCj Market ltieet,
nny 4
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Don't fail to see the entertainment
given at The Second Presbyterian church
this evening.
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A FINE PROGRAMME
WELL AND FITTINeLY RESpERED
Atths Opera HOps Last Evening by Home
Talsnt-AlSS 8. j. SIshOlIp'S EntsrtAin-
msnt Great Success In Every Re-
speGt-Ths Audience Delighted.

The Opera House was packed last night,
and the audience was as appreclstlys IS it
was large. The programme rendered by
prominent amateurs Of this city, was
chosen and arranged to good effect Va
risty enough to suit any taste was certain
ly given, as witness the list OF psrtormAn-
Ces;
eipsy Chorus elnb
MARC antony pIAloll,,' nl' Nj nElCe
ChildEens hour, TahIeAu Miss Edllh Wilkinson
ssxteIte Transcript XSIrIa una Regina :
First PsSc Nellie t. Warren aud Ella r
"seesad pIanO-aIss Alma B. Conner and Miss
Third plSuO-MIrses JesAIe Sharpe and Ella
Angels Of 6uenG YIsIA......,,u..,. Miss Rlda Dean
Twilight ldyi..,. Nils RenA House
Lay OF the mAlmAn. tlALEy SAiuMeA
John aud lih6ieS dtpule hlsS Julia bsIAL!sy
Quarrel oi BrItGs aud
..r."""PGul ReymRnn and Albert schaiisE
SaiEy GRmp""",,r TRhleal""'",,,Annls Richards
Part II,
so,o p,.Do Ctal POlonHlSe Op' 2S No. osOplpl
10y sCherzlno"""..". liaber6ierl
The ";;Y"'''iMls1s @enoLin
AVN ~ w
SlnTiAG- Wekelinr"", MISS Fl0IR Williams
Scenes from Macbeth
a. lhe elker"",,,,"",,,". Miss Jepnle kelch
b. Tue ''aFsWn Mary WEEK IsyisS BntST
VT, Frank Hcsbilt
Incidental nu'lcu"..,, Aliases Conner and webster
A aHA all kuUNnnI HnFnbF
Liberty aud unlon,,, Tableauu,AF, Howard Roche
OF Miss Msholin 1t need only be said
that she always pleases her audience.
Last night was no exception. She shows
constant study, and her rendition OF
Poe's Bells shows an intelligent conception
OF the lines too often lacking In eloCnIioH-
isis OF more pretenslon.
Miss Flora Williams pure and flexible
soprano has been heard In more difficult,
but seldom In more pleasing selections,
She Is increasingly the local favorite. Her
admirers were never more proud oil her
than last night.
1t is to be regretted that lack OF space
precludes the mention OF the individual
performers which they deserve, Suffice II
TO say that all was Creditably done and
that no entertainment wss ever given by
home talent which gave greater sattstaC'
ton to the audience or showed greater
competence on tho part Of performers and
directors than did that Of last night,
Many OF the evolutionary numbers were
given In appropriate costume; the tab.
leaux were appropriate, well conceived
and executed the Instrumental music un.
iIormly excellent, and tho entertainment
an 8 whole meritod the exceedingly
itiendly retention accorded 1t.
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ThermornstOr Record.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed OF SChnepi's drug
store, Opera House corner, Wednesday
A. NJ, A0'i1 u AM, 1928 p. NJ, Az; 7P.
M 40,
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Nov. lO.-1AM M.
For Western Pennsylvania, and West
Virginia: Fair, slightly warmer weather,
western WindB.' ....
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For an enjoyable evening tend the en-.
tertainment'gtven by the GRANGE Missic,,
Band this evening at the srCold P:esby,
terian church,
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I.s. Good & Go. soll dry goods the
cheapost.
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a party question: What time do you
think they will have SuppsrY