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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-11
THRoUan TIE STATE.
Accidents and Incidents in West virginia
and Vicinity.

Hon. Wood Daley, a we'll known ex
member Of the Legislature, 10 prominently
mentioned as the next Mayor Of Keyser.
President Eaton, late OF the Civil Ser
vice Commission, has assumed the dis
charge Of his duties as President Of Mari
eAts College,
The recent rise In the big Kanawha
river swept away the tipple Of the Upper
Greek Coal Company, causing loss that
will probably reach 5000.
Mrs. Rankin, aged 90, Of Grant county,
In descending a flight OF stairs fell when
within three leet oil the bottom, and strik.
ing on her hip, sustained injuries that re,
suited in her death,
Charlie, q t,yeAr.old son Of Luther Cris-
lip, oil Spencer, while running playfully
about the house fell head first into bucket
Of hot water and was 80 badly scalded that
he died shortly after.
1t Is reported that the Camden Light
Artillery Company, Of MArtinsburg, ID
about To diBbAnd. The military fever ID
evidently dying out In Berkeley county.
The Zouaye Company has voted 10 stop
drilling until next spring.
The Hardy county Erpret, says: Capt,
Jno. 7. Vanmeter has in bis barn 80 head
Of cattle which weighed when stabbed
1l0,11 lbs, or an average Of 1880 lbs. To
the steer. Is there another lot Of cattle in
the stable that can beat them2
According to reports, Al. Williams, Of
Doddridge county, not satisfied with be-
ing accused OF two ,felonles, two straw
bonds; two wives who were sisters, and
with being the father Of nineteen children,
has run OF with young girl named Hyde.
Col. D. w. Emmons, Of Huntington,
has In his possession two military commits.
sions issued TO his grandfather, Asa EN-.
mons, Esq. by the Governor Of New York
In 1900 and 1909. He also has = Masonic
diploma which was granted his grand.
father In 1907. These are quaint and
curious documents.
]. II. Mellon and Thomas Warden, both
Of Raleigh county, became involved In an
alteration few days since, during which
the former shot the latter In the right side
with a pistol. Warden had at the time Of
the ffaGus q lask Of powder In hia nooket
which was iglited a1d burned him badly,
Mellen gave himself 10 the authorities
and was bound over.
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CTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING,

The annual meeting al the Stakeholder al IN.
wheeling 4 BELMONT Bridge Company viii be MI
q the othce Of the Company Oh Monday, The IiiS
O'clock =. ~, for the election Of niue ui0pasas.
10 serve Tor the ensuing yeat
WHEELING, VIVA, Dec. 2s, iSSS. dss i,
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RRIpaEPoRT.
HsrSharS Of the BIissAFd-TralnS Delayed
and Reads Blocked.

Her share Of the BnSRAFd-4Taiha Delalad
and Roads Blocked.
Mrs. scatterdSy, who has been seriously
III, is improving,
Sherman BHggs 10 lying seriously III at
his home in KirkWoOd.
Warren HOLSTER, formerly Of this town,
was here Saturday on business.
Mrs. James Wright, Of West Wheeling,
Is not expected to live over night.
The Thermometer registered Esro last
evening with indications Of colder weather,
A protracted meeting in the HirkWood
NJ. Z, Church will be commenced this
evening,
The stockholders OF the First National
bank will elect their Board Of Direction on
Tuesday.
A Young man, coming from Wheeling,
who took the train here Saturday even
ing, had his ears badly frosted.
The streets were almost deserted yester-
day. those who. were not compelled 70
move around remained within doors.
The trains on the Cleveland, Lolain 4
Wheeling railroad were all delayed satur-
day, on account OF the heavy snow fall,
The Belmont county grand jury assem-
bles Wednesday. Some citizens Of this
place will be in attendance as witnesses.
The street cars made their frat appear
ancs yesterday afternoon since Friday
night, too much snow being the cause Of
their non'appeaEance.
There Is 1 terrible snow drift out few
miles from Bridgeport, on the St. Glars
Vile pike. Old residents say that yesteE-
day was similar day to the snow fall Of
Christmas eve, 1855.
The passenger train on the Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh road, due here Saturday q few
minutes past 8 =. NJ, never arrived until
yesterday morning at 0 o'clock. The de-
lay was caused by heavy snow drifts near
Beaver, Pa, where the train laid until an
early hour yesterday morning before II
was released, Five engines were required
to pull the train to Wellsyille, from which
place two brought 1t here. Conductor
Glenn had his ears frosted.
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Kate Klaxton and her company were
late in their arrival In the city from Cum.
bertrand Saturday, owing to q delayed
train, and appeared At the matinee under
some disadvantages. Inspite OF the sting
ing cold and binding snow there was a
good audience. A fair sized crowd also
brRyed the weather at night. Miss Clax.
ton Is the Louie Of the "Two 0rphGnI'
in "Called Back" except that she has dit.
iereut lines. She Is not as good Pauline
by any means IS Louise RIA who played
the role here recently, Her Company,
however, Is an exceedingly strong and
even one, and the version OF the story
given by Miss Rial will not stand compar.
ison with the artistic and well dramatized
version OF Cszauran, which Miss Clsxton
gives. Each performance Saturday a. 4
whole was unusually meritorious and in.
tereBting. The audiences were notable for
the cultured people who composed them.
The company carries It's own scenery,
which ia fine,
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Martin,s FSrry.


The Moss family at the Eureka rink to
night.
Meyers & Co., Of steubehvllle, will soor
locate here and 90 into business.
Ed. W. Reid, OF Pinch Ridge, will en-
terrain friends next Tuesday evening.
The Benwood blast furnace was cooked
down Saturday for few days.
1t Is expected that The Euta and Stand.
ard mills will resume on full time to-day,
This will be good news to all interested.
w. II. Robinson has been attending Ia
some business at the Elson glass works In
the absence Of Capt. Ell. Muhleman, who
is In New York.
The G.. A. R. Post has in contemplation
series Of entertainments, the proceeds o.
which will ho applied to the soldiers
monument. The entertainments will be
given under the auspices Of Thoburn Post.
The monument will be erected in River
view cemetery.
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THEbest lot Of remnants aud short pat.
terms OF dress silks offered, are shown on
Geo. X. Taylor's cheap counter,


Says the Pittsburgh Chronicle. Telegraph
Of Saturday evenings Mention was made
III this paper several days ago Of the eject
the new West Virginia lay was having
Upon the employees Of railroads penterinV
ID this city. This morning two Of The ei1'
ployes, whose wages had been attached In
that State, applied Of the Allegheny Poor
board Office Tor relief, The attorney for
sixty nine VI these employees says that he
proposes u 70 TO West Virginia and In.
yestiNSte thl5 nav Law, and that tbets IA Z
prospect Of conspiracy ssalu being brought
agalnst the lawyers who are inbss.s a..mantal
III these suits.
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sUtrtNos In cloth, Lticot and homesptin,
IS cents yard, reduced from 81 %, al
BRuks & UnREfh,a.

LOGAN 4 Co., and Charles Menkmeel.
Ter tell Of a remarkable, cure effected by
ACket'B Blood Elixir A gentleman was
literally covered with sores brought on BY
neVleCiibg his SYSTEM ulcers Or boils
came out oil over him, but Q thorough
course Of A0kef'S Hood Elixir cured him,
Thby also SAY that they will warrant thls
AZ being the best blood medicine that
can be bought, II 10 always certain 10
cure Syphilis In 10 Won't form. It's pos.
iuyely guaranteed, fTHSAW
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y. ghpaes s. Grs
CLOSING OUT SALE
CLOAKSl

The entire stock must be sold
regardless OF cost,
Ladies' Tailor Made New
markets marked down from
IS 90 to IS 90,
Ladies Fur and Astrican
Trimmed Newmarkets, sII 90,
$Ia 90 and ,$I3 90 qualities,
choice for $S 90.
% assorted styles Newman
kets and Short Wraps, ranging
in price from $I4 90 to SIS 90,
choice for $40 90.
II Extra Fine Short Wraps,
worth S2s 90 to 500 90, that
will be sold'at less than cost Of
production,
Misses and Children's Cloaks
at about half-price.
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TOW IlniS itIeutnlons.

The Baltimore 4 Ohio are selling low
rate excursion tickets TO New Orleans,
Jacksonville and all Southern resorts. Fol
tickets, totlrlBt'6 guides and full lnloFma.
tlon, call on or address T, o. Burke, Ticket
Agent Baltimore T. Ohio depot, Wheel.
lag, w, Va,
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Gks G4telIigeufer
oaloss Nos. 20 aud ~ Fourteenth Street.
New AdJsrtiSomontI.
@ru, u, SuoOA + O.,

For Bale-Modern style Gutter.
Wanted TO Rent-Double House.
For Reni-FurnlAhed Front Room.
NOlIce-RAlph Blum, Administrator.
SOafO.rits TendSrlOlu, DEL. Schenk 4 Son.
MI store Will DO COsgd- John FTiCdOl.
Removal Of Ice and SnOw-The MAId Of Public
Works,
Opera House Thea.
charley ShSyS Academy Of Muic-Alg Matte
VlCkeB.
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WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock Of WOOlenS, being u com.
pletc line Of Sultlngs, PantaloOnlngs and
OTerCOatlngs, which We shall get up In
ilrst.Class style aud ut, md at lowest
prices. Also, q tull line Of Furnishing
O00us AlSAy' On many .. HESS & SONS.
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@e,rsraI arettees.
w Q. DlCKMAN
Is no Longer In Our Employ.
NELL & ELLINGHAM.
@. DICKMAH
dissolution arettrss.
SOLD.
wnrr1lNo, ". VA, January /, 1855.

WHEMiNul W. VA JAnuAiy ! lB80'
We have this day sold our stock Of Drugs, MSdl-
clneE, Paints Oils and Dye STUBS, Fixtures, Good.
will, DC, to LAughlin Dros'. Drug Co., who will
continue at the old stand, 1908 Main street. Wheel
Ing, ". Va.
Thanking the trade for the many courte,les ex.
tended us in the years past we ask q continuance
Of the tame TO our SUCCESSORS.
Respectfully,
LAuGIILIN BROS. 4 co.
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NAVIGATION stisrkNpEp.
Not Mach Danger Of a IlOOd-rhs River not
Frozen.

While thu river Ia not irotsh over OF
even gofgsd Al Guy poihtso iar ~ known,
nsyIsis..sstn 10 nevertheless practically
suspended. Had the t .t.s. MT been as
high Is II was and IL, the weather Of the
past iotty.elsht holra would have IN.
but being Of high stage the
current was 90 swift that Ice could
not readily form. II was fall
Of floating Ice, however, that came from
the shores and out Of the creeks and
streams ii points above, aud this Ice wa
ola dangerous character The foes were
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To.NomoK evening can 10 enioyAbly
spent by attendlngthe masquerade skating
carnival 10 DO given At The Capitol rink.
Admission ladies, 10 cents gentlemen Is
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NOTICE.

wnEnlNo, ". Va, January /. 1855.
Having this day bought the stock Of Drugs, Med
icinSs, Paints, Oils and Dye StunS, FixturS, Good
the business Of The old stand, 120S Main street
Wheeling, W. Va and ask 0 continuance OF the
liberal trade bestowed the old hrtn.
lao LAuOIIL1N BROS DRUG co.
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For uiAreinnd .nnd OhIenrn.

BY ta s,s.l ha 1!i1P. N. train on the 0.
4 P. road hassengetB arrive in Cieyei;S.::,, {
Al B;2b r. ~, and Chicago at $3.50 the fol.
lowing tnefning. Connections made In
Union depot, Chicago, for all points west
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wAsuiSeroE, Jan. 1O.-1A. N.-For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair weather,
stationary, followed by 1lowly rising tenn
perature, northwest TO southwest winds.
For the lower lake region fair weather,
generally colder, followed by slowly rising
Temperature during Tuesday, westerly
winds, generally higher barometer
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THERH will be excellent music az the
masquerade skating carnival 10 DO given
Of the Capitol rink tomorrow evening.
AM Adaptation lsdieS ~ cents gentlemen q
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Tho Storm q stuub0nvIll0,

Saturday evenings Herald says The
western blizzard has struck this section
hard. Snow began falling last night be-
tween 5 and 0 o'clock, and for an hour
came down with rapidity unprecedented
In this city. By I o'clock about five
inches was on the ground and the storm
was raging with undiminished fury, AT
midnight the snow was ten inches deep,
and the feathery fakes were still coming
down, This morning 1t was twelve 70
fifteen inches deep on level, butdIitted
TO q much greater depth in numerous
places, while the northwest wind blew the
line particles about in a manner which
made pedestrianism exceedingly diSa,
greeable. 1t was Just two years ago yes
EeTday when we had the great snow storm
which bloGkaded the streets, and subse-
quently produced the tremendous floods,
The present snowfall, although accom-
panied by more wind and lower tempera.
ture, Is not so deep, and unless followed
by very heavy rains need not cause serious
apprehensions OF disastrous Hoods, Oleve.
land & Pittsburgh trains are running
without serious delay, but the Panhandle
was bloCkaded between here and Pitts
burgh. The night mails came in all right,
but no train arrived from the East to-day
until after dinner. Western trains arrived
this morning, Everything will doubtless
be running all right this evening, 1t will
be colder to night and tomorrow, after
which the weather will moderate, The
telegraph wires do not seem TO have sui
fered severely in this vicinity. The West.
ern Union wire between Wellsburg and
Wheeling Is down.
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WE harCa complete stock Of selected
Diamonds from original packages, and
are prepared 10 offer special inducements
for the Christmas trade. -
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THH masquerade skating carnival TO be
given a the Capitol rink tomorrow even.
Ing will DO 4 nOn1tef affair. Everyone
eau have an enjoyable tins by attending.
Admilsionj ladies 10 centsl gentlemen Is
Cett6. I.T r...l
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The following shows tho range OF the
thermometer IS observed at schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday: I
A. NJ, 10; 12 NJ, So; 3 ?. ", l0'; r. NJ.
g.. Sunday; Z A. NJ, III I'm, o.; 8
n, NJ, AZ, I r. NJ, zero.
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Professor 4. Wankef, l., l.. D., Inter.
collegiate Law Lecturer at Cambridge
University, England, says II cured mem.
bers Of his family Of rheumatllm and neu.
fallRlA,
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BRUEs 4 CorRR will place on sale 10.
day the largest and cheapest lot Of RENE
hant6 eyef offered In this city,
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THa finest masquerade skating carnival
Of the season will take place al the Capitol
rink tomorrow evening, Admission,
ladies 10 cents gentlemen 10 cents,
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sATUR. sun


The heavy snow compelled the partial
suspension Of street car travel until SatuT.
day afternoon, when the tracks were sui
ticiently cleared by aid OF a liberal use Of
salt to enable the cars to make trips near
ly on time, though all the teams had to
be doubled up. The country roads were
Ia many cases blookaded, and milk men
were late in making their trips, and one or
two failed to get into town at all on Sat
urday. Yesterday the roads were broken
to some extent, and they made their reg
ular tripF, but badly Off their usual times,
The fall Of snow In and about the city
did not exceed nine or ten inches, but the
dry fakes driitel and piled 80 az 10 raise
the surface Of the snow above the level
OF tho fences on many OF the couutryroads.
Railroad traffic was badly interfered
with, Trains due from up the Pewiky
road Saturday afternoon did not arrive
until yesterday. The Chicago express on
the Baltimore and Ohio due yesterday OF
I A. N. got In at $500 p. N. Tho Pittsburgh
division Of the Baltimore & Ohio was
the worst blocked Of all the roads centering
here. The passenger train due here at
r. N, on Saturday had not arrived at mid
night last night. An engine was of the
track beyond Washington, III Asnow bank,
and all trains either way were delayed
from ton to thirty hours. Last evenings
mail from the West made comparatively
good time, getting in only about i've hours
late.
The Pittsburgh Sunday papers did moi
reach Wheeling on account Of the lack oil
communication over the Hempheld.
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TOR SALE or RENT,

The property Of lioutt LObcnlteln and Al pr
cut occupied BY him, situated ". miles lion Cii.
ington, on what ID called stlllhou'O nt' u,
property con,iis Of ioN acres, on which ~ Io &C.,
Two sloty house aud one ltofy hol'e-bo'A ~.
abs iof dwelling houses-lAnnOEy butcher lIIIy
AND numerous other tuItulldInRi Iho Nv
Noll wAletGd and nndetdn!nei d yety pIT2s,,sy
i've and 10 IN a high slate Of cultivation "a
ste ~, {SyV be4tip hull tISoi And v ot@ {gu,nn.
lot luther PaiilOllAt enquire on hc IN M
iAaDAWt ClNrlhgtoni Vn"
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GRHAr BARGAINS in blankets and com.
forts at BRuEs 4 C0FPER'a.
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we're very large, thick and sufficient
to cut the entire hull off q boat This
Shirley got away Saturday evening and
the Scotia Saturday morning, both for
Cincinnati, By going with the current
and with the exercise Of care they will
probably reach their destination pnhsFm-
ed. The Bachelor left Saturday, Ut was
compelled 10 tie up at Stauh hSille.
The Telegram and o'NeaI failed 70 put
in an appearance, The PFiAcess was blown
ashore at the old Washington mill landing
early Saturday morning, and got into close
quarters at the Superior Works Is soon
after that as possible, The Andes Ia prob
ably laid up at some point below and will
mot reach here to-day. The river has been
falling for the past two days; last evening
there was depth Of only y feet in the
channel. II the cold keepI up gorge or
freeIe-up Is not at all improbable,
There is some speculation as to the pros
pect Of food when the snow goes of.
While there is q good deal Of snow along
the headwsters, a well as in this part Of
the Valley, it would take several days Of
drenchinH rain to make the water here
reach above the danger line. There is lit
Tie prospect OF q food like that oil 'Si.
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sLRiaH ROBES Eve and six dollars each
former price nine and twelve dollars, at
BRuES / CoFFRR's,
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DRgEs 4 Copgaa are selling clOsts and
iutB At about half price. =
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@satsa.

WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GEN
w ERAL HpnisE0Ek. Must come well 49,
mended. Apply AZ S Fourteenth street 'iVl'
WANTED. THREE LARGE TRACTS
wv q Land lll the location Of COlOnle,. "a
Dies !: u; BRlhToR, Real Estate Ageat, II,,iiSS,
burg, W. Va. ~
w ANTED-TO RENT TWO 05
w Three Nice Rooms, located In Second vS,S
from April lGt suitable Tor man and wife IN
dren 20, this office. Az; ~
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THE NAILS DENoRALIzRD.

OF course the disarranEement OF the
railroad trains demorOlizsd Uncle Sans
mail system. Mails due here on Friday
had not been received at dark last
night in some cases. About that time the
mails which should have arrived In the
preceding twenty.fopr hours from New
York, Chicago, Cincinnati and other
cities poured in altogether. The Pitts.
burgh mails will not reach Wheeling
until this morning and such is the &C.
Cumulation Of delayed mail matter In the
Office here that It will necessarily take the
greater part Of to-day to straiHhten out
the work and catch up with the Job o.
distributing,
Doubtless mails sent out from this city
were also delayed as badly. All were
promptly forwarded 90 far as train faCili.
ties would allow. The suspension OF com.
munication Is almost a. complete as II was
during the flood Of 1884. The telegraph
wires alone show no bad effects Of the
cold snap or snow. All the lines are re.
ported In first class condition. Speaking
Of the aood Of 's4, 1t Is q coincidence that
Friday was the scond anniversary
Of the great twenty inch snowfall OF Jan.
uary, 'S4, which was largely to blame ior
the flood.
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IT will pay you TO visit the remnant
counter at BRuEs 4 CoFAER's.
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The storm Of Friday aud Saturday in.
teriered somewhat with trains on the
Ohio River Road. 1t took the morning
train leaving Saturday at o'clock until
after II o'clock to get past Fourteenth
street, a feat that was only accomplished
by the combined efforts OF three engines.
After the train got out Of the city limits
no serious obstruction was met with.
The train reached PArkersburg at 4:30
in the afternoon. The remainder Of the
trains on this road were only delayed
from one and q half to two houn. There
were no snow drifts Of importance on this
road except at the approaches 10 this city
and PaTkerSburg. {.
All the roads were compelled 10 call into
requlsition two to Eve engines TO pull each
train, Over on tue Oleyeland 4 Pittsburgh
road everything was badly delayed. The
passenger train due at 8 r. ". on Saturday
did not arrive at Bridgeport until nearly
that hour last evening, almost tWenty.four
hours behind time. The only train sent
out on this road yesterday was q stock
train, which went up the road little after
rann
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of III,
National Bank Of WeSt Virginia, al hheeIInf WI
6s hs s q inc Banking House on IuadAy January
?. Tor the election Of Director, and Ihe In,n,Is
lion OF any other business that may cOme 6eoss
them. JOHN WAGNER, Cs,bis,S
MHAhlIN0t W. Al Uel, NIt lhhh.
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Msettnas.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

The annual meeting q Stockholders Of the Fin,
Fire & Marine Insurance Company Tor lie rjeciiSs
Of Directors, win be held q the 0Ce Oi lhe eaSs
pRny oil Monday January H. lSs6 between in N.
houlS Of 2Rnd am. II, n, SCH4IiT '-'
lh SECRETARY
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FOR comfort, get one Of those Best
Knit Jackets at Q. HESS Il SONS.
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VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
Y SITE FOR BALE Ia.
will sell al Tea,orabIo pilce aud urol, 80
etms Tue property Al the lOuthBait COfnsi o. w ..
iet and Twentieth 6tfeetl, best known a. We vi
deng0 oil the late Capt. Bamnel M1yn, II - w.
mediAtely OppQslle the Contemplated new VA
ket Depot " The u, a %. H. r. CompAny '~
TelebhonA an. 4"N'' V dtls