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TIE CnANlBEM uFCoMMERoE.
Freight Rates to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
tiVHs uf that Town Here,

Freight Rates to 61OTgGnt0wn-kIpraasht
tivss Of that Town Here.
The Wheeling Chamber Of Commerce
held It's regular monthly meeting yesIer'
day afternoon, 1hsre was agood attend
aucs. A number OF Committees reported
on various topic, assigned to them regard
ing the business prosperity q the city
which were acted on. None Of these re-
ports contained anything ofspeCial import
ance to tho public VI large.
The most important palt oil the meeting
was the appearance before the Chamber
OF Meesrs Protzman and tlitGhins, two
prominent citzens OF Morgantowr, VINO
asked that some action b9 taken by the
Chamber looking to the securing Of rea.
sonable freight rates to that point.
The'openIng Of the f., NJ. Il 2. branch
OF the i. Il o. has served to waken the
business men OF Morgantown, and they
propose now 10 DO some business. The
gentlemen who appeared yesterday were
not prepared to say what competition
would BIZ afforded via Pittsburgh, and be-
fore taking any action the Chamber re-
solved to correspond and ascertain what
the rates are in each direction.
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Wilbur Trueman's funeral was largely
attended yesterday.
Messrs. William Alexander and w. j,
Giilin were al 81. Claitsville yesterday on
business pertaining 10 school matters.
Miss Sophie stillwell, OF West Bridge.
port, and Mr.. James Rodgers, Of Pennsyl,
vania, were married Wednesday evening,
Charley kishner, Of lk!navllIs, a small
boy, was playing around u coal car, when
II started, and be had.a finger taken of,
Wednesday afternoon.
John Kyne was badly hltten yesterday
afternoon by dog, His own dog and 4
neighbours we're lighting, and while en-.
deavoring 10 separate them III neighbot'G
dog caught him by the hand, decorating Il
In a terrible manner. II was necessary Ia
call a physician 10 dress the wound.
]. "A. Heinlein will cell bis fall stock oil
boots and shoes twenty-five percent cheap.
CT than the same goods were ever sold,
The sale lasts during the next ten days,
and the bargains offered arc TO make room
for spring stock. Now ID Ehe time 10 buy
your b6OIs and shoes al a baigan. i, A.
Heinlein,
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p,llA Ntoor, to.Nlsbt,

This evening Miss Bella Moore will ap,
pear at the Opera House 10 "a Mountain
Pink" The play is good one. To those
who saw Miss Moore Ia tile part Of SINGER.
Nv Weeks when she gave the same play
here last season, II 10 not necessary 10
speak Of her talent as an actress. Those
who have not seen her may rest assured
that II they fall To witness the rendition Of
"a Mountain Pink" this evening they
will deny themselves q real dramatic treat.
Reserved seats At BAumef'e.
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wELLsDuRG,
Good Indications of 0il-Mr. wllllarn% Flu.
nsTAi, etc.

Good I-dlORtlOnS OF Oii-Mr. wllllatn'' Flu
nsTAI, etc.
Mr.. G. W. HHBsner, OF Brilliant, who
has baen confined to his room for quite a
while by illness, Ia able 10 attend 10 bual'
ness again.
The towboat Barnard, that was Ice.
bound opposite here, and which expert
enCed some hard luck with It's bargea, got
away on Tuesday in good shape,
The funeral Of Mr.. B, s. Williams took
place from the Disciples church at 9 r.. N.
on Wednesday. Funeral services were
conducted in the church by Elder Harvey,
OF the Disciples church, assisted by Rev.
s. D. WalEinshaw, OF the Presbyterian
church. The remains were followed 10
Brooke Cemetery by Wellsburg Lodge No,
80, knights OF Pythias, oil which the de-.
ceased was member. The funeral cort-
aye was led by the Gas City Cornet Band,
OF WellBburg. Mr.. Williams will be
greatly missed. Since he came 10 Wells.
burg, some twenty-five years ago, he has
been Engaged in the livery business, aud
at one time conducted the Virginia House.
He had an extensive acquaintance, and
was well liked and highly respected by all
who knew him.
The Wellsburg Gas Company still finds
oil In the drip.boxes attached 10 their
mains. The 1NTRLLIaENCER correspond.
ent had an interview with Mr. W. @.
Barclay, the Secretary Of the Gas Compa.
ny, with reference to the discovery OF oil.
He informed the reporter that prior to
turning into the mains what little gas they
got out Of their No. Q well, in pumping out
their drip,boxes, they never found any
oil. At the last pumping out more than 4
quart Of oil was taken from one drip box.
,fhe oil found lie in all respects similar to
the Smiths Ferry oil. From the quantity
Of oil taken from the Gas Coinpanys
mains, as well % that taken from, the
'tWillo'. the Wlsp well' at the DalSell.
Gilmore Glass works, II Is evident that oil
can be found here in paying quantities Il
Il Ia sought for,
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..1nrrntl on tl,a NIprriann NH.

The opinion Of Mr.. John Jarrett on the
Morrison bill will have weight every
where and be read with special interest In
Wheeling. Mr.. jarrett says: American
people are not 80 stupid as 10 allow such
rerniCious bill to become 9 law. really
don't .belleve that Mr.. Motrison himself
has any hope for bis bill. II 1t can be
forced through the House, tho Senate, I'm
certain, will kill 1t. And should 1t escape
death In that higher chamber the Presi-
dent. knowing Tie feeling Of his country
on the subject, will veto 1t. The tariff
needs reform, but al all.around reduction
is not reformation"
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A cooperative company in which Levi
Blfd Duff and other Pilisburghefs are In.
terested, ID being formed 10 erect a steel
plant and develop steel property In the
Vicinity Of steubenyilly, The land is cit.
uated about five miles from that city, close
10 the Ohio river and the Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh railroad. There Is upward Of
900 acres Of coal territory, which the
owners will transfer iot $4,000 worth Of
the company's stock The capital stock 10
10 be 100000. A number Of miners and
mill hands Ia that vicinity have gone. into
ihn lnhhtnp,
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EDWARD L. Rose 4 %. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe $. NJ. %. aud
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep iull line oil
Howea and the elegant swift easy running
standard, with liz perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fail 10 see The
the Standard. See advertisement on an.
hihpF mace,
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rho Al,. Normnn l.prll.h op,rn 90.

The above organization will undoubted.
" gvie lheatHe.goers here q treat In their
rendition Of Gilbert 4 sulllvAn's wonder.
lully popular "Mikado." Exchanges speak
In tnBtfnled praise Of the excellence Of
The performance. The Bridgeport, Conn,
Standard, reviewing the troop, says "The
ALA Norman Company gave % last even.
ing a perfect rendition oil THE lkado.'
The piece was capitAlly mounted and
handsomely Costumed, and the orchestra.
ton good, with Q supeft cast Of artists,
The chorus was large and musical, and
the opera WIS greatly enjoyed by large
and appfeCiative audience"
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us Com 4 Go. nelld rygooda Tie cheapest.


The baltimore 4 Ohio are selling low
rate excursion tickets 10 New Orleans,
Jacksonville and all Southern resorts. For
tickets, toufiRts guides aud full inlof1la.
ton, call on or address T. 0. Burke, Ticket
Agent, Baltimore 4 Ohio depot, Wheel.
Ing, w, va,
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rnEw & DEl.rsonY,


Fuperai Furpi.hOtS and EtubalmstS
We give this branch Of our business
careful and personal attention In all its de-
tails, having all the latest appliances for
the proper preservation and laying out Of
dead bodies. Calls promptly attended To-.
FREw Il BERTsClIY,
III Main street,
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The dormanlA ds.anEsySflon AnnlyOrlaty.

thu UVFHWuIW WVEWuE5VVEIVH 1tHHIVVE1uIs'
The GermAnia Singing Society will csle.
brate liz anniversary this evening on an
extensive scale. Five Of the other local
singing societies Wilde the guests Of the
Society, also the society from Bridgeport
and the one from Martins Ferry. Sew.
efal Of these societies will take part
In the concert programme. MinnnerChor
Hall, which adjoinS that Of the Gertnanla,
has been secured 10 accommodate the
overflow. There will be q grand ball fol.
lowing the concert, and a gala time gem
orally may he anticipated. Tho Germania
never does things BY halves,
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mantsa.

VITANTED-A FIRST, CLASS REPRE-.
wv SENTATIVE for Wheeling and yielaily l9r
'Ilaininiscaucts Of Abraham L.lneOln Elnp
harvest 'Of the right party For three uHys "a
Dire :, HISTORICAL, this office ItlS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE
al EnR Mn; Wa1 last seen on the morning Of Jan
utry 81; BgG lLoul 81 y(aisi heavy set; iest OF
10 Inches; gray hhlr and lull HIay begu AdaLSA
any ini1rmAtl u 10 his brother, MILAN sAunL'
EIiS Martins Ferry, Ohio lel2r
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by taking the 1.47 p. ~. lefty time
train on the Cleveland & pittsburgh road
passengers arrive In Oleyeland at D.25 r,
II. and chicago at igO the following morn
itg. Connections made In Union depot,
Chicago, iot all points west
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A REMARKABLY handsome woman is
said 10 be the moving spirit in philan.
throplCal movement In Russia TO supply
the poor Of that country with Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
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THE SCALE SIGNED
RY NO JUNcrIoN IRoN woRKs.


A report spread through the city ike
wild Ere yesterday that the Atingo Nail
MIL had signed the scale, This announce
meut caused more general maniiesta-
zion Of interest than any report or occur
renee during the progress Of the pending
strike. The nSileIs and other striking
workmen, the manufacturers, the feeder
nailes now at work in various factories,
business men, everybody felt personal
interest in the report, all along the
prominent streets groups Of striking
nailers and feeders discussed the situation
as effected by the reported action Of the
Mingo mill, and last night after the mills
stopped propps Of working feeders we're
added to these, The latter are naturally
quite as deeply interested in any change
in the status Of Affairs 10 the nail factories
as those who are idle, while the general
public interest 10 almost rs intense,
The TuinoT, In detail, was that the juno
ton Iron Company, OF this city, owners
OF the nail factory at Mingo Junction, up
the river, had signed u compromise scale
Of 10 cents per key for eating ten pennies
when nails are selling by the card rate at
81 80, as at present,
THE RIAL FACTS,
Investigation showed that a scale had
been signed. A meeting tho Executive
COMMITTEE Of the United ail.Ts, Heaters
and Rollers, with Mr., George A, Laughlin,
Secretary oil the junction lion Company,
was held at Mr. Laughlin's residence, in
this city, Wednesday evening, and the
wages OF nailen ere Satisfactorily arrang'
ed, aud the AmalgAmSted AssoCiati0n's
scale OrrollingRcceptedb by both sides The
nailels' scale makes the price for cutting
tenpsnnies at the present card price ci
nails, - 80, twenty cents, and II is pro-
vided that this shall descend one cent
with each twenty hy9 cent reduction OF
the price OF nails, until the selling price
reaches 81. At that rate wages will be
eighteen e, nts I " tenpennies, and below
that 1t Is not To 20. There is correspond
ing Increase Of wages ii one cent per keg
for each twenty-five cent advance in the
selling price. Instead OF the twenty-five
percent discount for nails cut on seli'ieed.
ers, provided by the manufacturers sew.
enteel cent scale, reduction Of ten per.
cent only ia 10 bs made. The Amalgama.
ted Association scal9 for Tolln. is mOre ia
yorable to the workmen than the CinCin'
nsti rollers scale, adopted by the West
ern Nail Association,
The scale In fall, 30 far as agreed upon
at the conference here Wednesday night,
is contained in the following:
THE AGREEMENT.
We, the Junction Iron Company Of the
first part, and the United NaiIers, Heaters
and Rollers Of America Of the second
part, do hereby agree that the following
scale Of wages, based upon the Nail Man.
utactureEs card Of prices, shall govern the
wages Of the Nailers, Heaters and Rollers,
Us herein stated, for one year, commencing
February II, 1885, and ending February
II, 1887. lEis further agreed that no sCale
shall 90 below the prices paid on the man
iicturers' card selected as basis;
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TO, make room for daily arrival of
Spring stock We will offer all Winter
Goods at reduced prices. 49,.
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pUBLlO SALE
Planning Mill Machinery, Building Mate
rlals, Horses and Wagons and
Island Lot.

shall offer at public sale for cash to the high.
CIT bidder, on rOESDAY, Fesriary ~, 1881, com
neualng At . o'clock A. H., ut the building north.
cast corner Oi Market aGd Tenth AttCels wheeling,
". Va, reCeltY occupied by Arniitropg, Coen \
Co.. iltha Planting NIL Machinery R4lgIGd 10 me
by that lru, yolSlstlhg Of Planers, Flooring Ma
Chine, ,enoninE. MsCSlle, III 90 Moulding Ma
GhiGos, Variety MOuldeI Blind Stat Machine, two
'M0rtlces, loiiter, Sash and DiOr aud Hub Ma
chimes with y llgo stock Of locust hnbS partly
manufactured aud locust hubs III the rough, aud
saws Of every variety to be found In HfStGlAsg
MIL; Belh pulleyS aud shaitlng, two D0DeH aud
hntclAss lGlnCh Cylinder knglne with governor,
pump aud heater. Also, stock Of Lumber Of all
kinds, dressed aud undfeSSed; Doors, Sash, Shut.
LeIs, White Lead, good stock Of French Glass, Two
good Work lloTSeS and Harness, two Wagons, and
OllCe Fixtures, including one large aud valuable
Iron Sale
Also, the west hali Of Lot numbered one hun.
dred aid elghtythfee (lS8) Ia Orl0a \. ZInes ad.
dltlon 10 tho city 0i Wheeling being patt Of tho
property conveyed by Samuel Mcclellan 10 tho old
tlrm Of Armstrong, Coon 4 Co. BY deed Gated
February H. 1917 puov /, o,pp,pN
lel Assignee of ArmstrnfR COen X TO-
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In chronic and stubborn cases Of nett.
talgia, govt and rheumatism use Salvation
oil. II Is the greatest pain. destroyer oil
The age, Price only % cents.
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CEALED PROPOSALS,

sealed Proposals viii be received at TIT oaos d,
tie Gas Trustees q the Ci;y vi Wherlt,, nv, "
Febrpary " 1856 v o'clock ", for Ihe is SGl
Ligh hg and RSinguiahlng the OH lam, ~ Y,
City FlEHi,hinS Wick and on for tame, IA ~
nIshlng all Outside Glass for FRAMES ana NJ
all Francs in complete liipair Tor one year ''u'
Bidders are requested 10 make spiiais Ina.
sals-Nhnt for liRh lug lamps by caIenonI "
secondly for llghlinI them every nlgll m the ~
and keeping them 80 lighted all night 'N
: The ccnlTallor must give bond with apnBo,.,
security, Tor the ultlllmeht OF contract '''"
The lEnLtles reserve tho ugat TO reject any q,
all bids For fuIlaeF Information cnquir StG.
GAS OillGe, N'
.iaIs GEORGE Hell, SEQ,
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FoR RENT.
EoR RENT.

One Z Room House, with gas aud water, Oh VII
gtnlR street. Que Room hOuse, with Cttlai
bath room, on Virginia street OnO Room lIOlR,
llo0m Houses OH Delaware street. One Room
House, With gas aud bathroom, on south PfOat
street O9e Room House, with gls and water OIL
youth front street, Two Room Houses on sVntA
Front sIe.t. AV houses In good repair. 49,.
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Ghe GRtelIigeucer.
New AdysrtisomeGlts.

Wanted-Two lIOJF.
For ROnt-IlOu ell. W, list
Notice 10 UuiOu EAlln edei@
Brass Fire SeiA-NesblIt & BIO.
For CiuClnnati-stcLmtr Louis A. Shirley.
bananas al MCMeChen'A
NOiOa-BuIbey & Lit ".
Hair Curlers-R. II. List, Druggist.
A Scientific Epoch-Thitd page,
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@sneral ppttsss.

NorloE'
l have removed my South BtIaoh s,or. =
squlIts below In the large corner SlOFs al wlH0
wood BaildiRg, corner Thirty eiRhih ana i w..
street Main Store aud Once glls MAI, Jacob
Warehouse Z2i9 Market street, H'' A'trL
80, Co.,, HI BEHRENs
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SKATING carnival at the Alhainbra rink
tonight. Matinee with music Saturday
NJ . O'clock,
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Thsr cor ference failed to reach an agree-
ment as to the wages tobe paid for heating.
Accordingly, alter au extended session
mere, 1t was agreed That the United Nailers'
committee should meet the officers OF the
company at The Office at Mingo junction
yesterday. Messrs. Wier, Work, Ripley
and Moore went up TO Mingo yeaterdly,
and there met Mr.. Samuel Laughlin, IA h.
dent Of the Mill, and Mr.. George Laugh.
lin, tho Secretary. President Laughlin
has been in Pittsburgh since Tuesday, at.
tending the meeting Of the Mining Engi.
neers. He was telegraphed 10, and came
down to Miugo to meet the Committee Of
Workmen. Considerable discussion took
place before mutually acceptable agree
ment could be reached, but everything
was in a friendly spirit Finally q com.
promise was agreed upon by which the
difference between the manufacturers
scale for heating and that Of the union was
split, making the wages for heating In tho
Smith gas furnace in USE Ut the Mingo
mill O3 cents ton.
Mn. LAuaHLIN LEAVES THE ASSOCIATION.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Samuel Laugh.
lin, the President Of the mill, sent q
polite letter 10 the Western Nail AssoCia-
ton, announcing bis deCision to With
draw from that association. He expressed
his regret that circumstances which had
arisen had impelled bin 10 take this step,
but severed bis connection with the manu-.
IaCturers.
The local manufacturers refused 10 talk
upon the step taken by MIR. Laugh.
lin. They were evidently seriously I'm.
pressed, however, by the break Id their
ranks, and regard the situation as grave
and delicate one for the Association. An
informal conference was held byrepresen.
tatiyes Of different mills here yesterday aii
ternoon, anda call was issued for a special
meeting OF tho Western Nail Association,
to be held at Pittsburgh tomorrow. The
general impression Is that all the mills In
q position TO do 50 will follow suit. The
1.aughlin mill, at Mardn's Ferry, Is not al.
teCted by the action.
The Junction mill bad no machines In
operation at the ssventeen.Cent scale. OF
course those mills which have q large
number OF machines run by "ieeder.
nailers" have o much more complicated
situation 10 deal with,
soME DISSATISFACTION.
While as d general thing the nailerB
here hail the break at Mlngo with Joy as
1.-THE beginning Of tine end" there are
some who regret that any concessions
were accepted short Of the twenty.one
cent or union scale. The employees otthe
Junction mill, or at least many OF them,
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a;os Sale aua a;or aSe,tt,
FOR SALE.

No. OTIS Mccolloch street. new Cottage frame
HeuSe Of sig looms
Stable, sl,t00.
small Houseon National Road, near Fulton, $3.50
$50 Acres cleared land under ienoej orchard OF
90 trees with 100 o; 100 acres VI splendid tim
bered land adjoining II desired, o. miles from
per acre. VIII exchange for city properly.
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Sale of 8o,tds,
OF OITY OF WHEELING
Flre Pprcent Bonds OF lSS5.

Notice Ia hereby given that tho undersigned
Commissioners, appoiniea py netI1IealSe " IN, Wy
city OF Wheeling, enttled AN orilnanee 70 prO'
vide Tor the lSIp and sale Of bonds Q! tho cry o.
WhpelIrg, 10 DO known W. bonds Ut l6S1, and Tor
tho redemption and payment thereof, ana pro,
yIdiHg Tor tue payment into the CITY Treasury o.
certain amounts lI0m the revenues OF the Gas apo
Waer Works. ratified by the voters OF SAID city on
the 2SIh DAY Of May, 1875, will on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 0, 1855,
between the hours Of O'Clock a, N aud $ o'clock
p Ut tho Bank vi the Ohio Valley, IN the city o.
Wheeling, w, Va receive bids In writing Tor and
sell bonds OF said city, authorized ey Mi1 oIls
uAnce, 10 tue amount Ot SS9OOl ave thelent 81 Ile
denomination Of SlQ0 each und the Tcmlinder Of
the denomination OF 81 00J each all GATED the hIst
day OF July, A. u. 1855 payable on or before the
frSt day Of July A, D. l99 at the said hank OF Tue
ono Valley, with interest ~ the rate 81 I'VE EeI'
cent per EHIum, payable annually on the aTst day
Of July, A. d 1876, and on the tTst day OF July
In each wear thereafter, unlu aud including the
year lvtg, nj the said bank, for which interest
coupons lii prOper form arc attached 70 each bond
Such bOIds will ba sold only for cash or ~ equiv
alent IN bonds Of IHd city Of the loan o. JUNE ~
1871, 10 mmOnlY known as Lhe List and DaVenPor
Loan, or the Loan Of lSIl) to lhe highest bidder
approval BY tire undersigned, ana none q we tAla
bonds Of HISS will be sold for less than the pTincl'
pal thereof with The accrued Interest thereon,
No premium will b. alowed for any Of ME bonds
Of said lon Of ISL.
The bonds hereby advertised LOT sale are any OF
them liable 70 redemption At their par value gu
aud at any time alter the irst day OF July, 4 D.
1895 as provided Ia said ordinance, ana neither
such bonds nsT th' coupons thereto alticnea MiII
10 subject 10 TAXA 10 der authority q Hlu Guy.
by said ordinance thu Aall city COlgateS iuoll 20
pay each year after sIl uuii tho lnds authorized
BY said ordinance arc fully paid, tho one twenty
Nth oil all such bonds not paid before tho hTtt day
u '"''' ''''' ALFRED CALDWELL,
Y. Il. JEPs0N,
T. u DOBBlNs,
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ANOTHER lot Of the celebrated l.. 4 =.
Unlanndried White shirts received.
Price 76 cents each, two for 81 %.
q. HESS \ SONS.
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Proposals.
CEALED PROPOSALS,

cLEaK's ontrE
BOARD oP CoNNlSI0Spits, CyuNTy nj nm,
WEBBING, W, VA, Eeb, Is, lsSG,
Sealed Proposals will bs received Al mi, "a
until Saturday, February "a, 1856 Al o'rl ~
for making changes, Alterations aud tCbaiF' ~ \,
North half Of the Public lluilGluE Wl'riInS@ Nc
Va Plans, p clacalloqs and form tau ~ ~, y.
this office ana At the Public Building WI
The Bulldlng Committee TaCryes the rlsh,
reject any or all bids N' 70
CP, HAMILTON, Ar hItRct II, , ysE,
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NEW STOCK Silver Plated Spoons,
Knives and Folks, q Eo our = own Iln,l brand
Cor. Twelllllanl Market SIS.
Tbermo,n otUr Record.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnept' drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday; I
A. M, 390j ~ Nj, 400; 5 P.M., 44'; Z P. NJ,
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SKATING carnival at the Alhambra rink
tonight Matinee With music Saturday
Al 2 o'clock,