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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-25

City Clerk Frank Bowers got out after
a tedious spell OF quinsy yesterday, just
in time to receive pleasant surprise. In
these days of political conferences and
the like It is not difficult to persuade one
as interested as Mr.. BOwersis in tue good
OF his party to take little walk TO see
some OF his friends. Yesterday some OF
the politicians at the City Building pro-
posed little walk out to:the city gas
works 10 see the boys. When there City
Receiver Dunaway took the floor, and
on behalf OF the employees Of networks,
presesented Mr.. Bowers with an elegant
gold pen as token Of their friendship
and esteem. Mr.. Dunaway's speech was
brief, and a model. 1t would be tlattery
10 say that Clerk Bowers responded as
gracefully, but his words served the pur'
pose, and made the boys feel that the
gift and the feelings which prompted ii
were appreciated fully.
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DgPORE JUSTICE DAVIS.
A Singular Horse Case Yestortiay-An Ohio
Farmer Arrested.

a Singular Horse Case YeStorday-An Ohio
Farmer Arrested.
On the 3lst day of January, 1888, a
farmer from Harrison county, Ohio,
came over to Wheeling and while here
sold black horse to Col. Thomas P.
Shallcross for the sum of $3.50. He gave
a written guarantee to Col. shallcross
that the horse was perfectly sound in
every respect, and it was because of this
written guarantee that Col. Shallcross
bought the horse. A short time was
only necessary to discover to Col. Shall
cross that he had been victimized and
swindled out OF his money by the Ohio
farmer. The Colonel was not slow in
writing to the farmer and informing
him about the horse he bad palmed of
on him. George ]. Webster is the
name of the Ohio farmer; he never
showed up until last night in, this city
since the day OF his sale OF the horse,
but when he did turn up the Colonel
was ready for him in two ways, one
with criminal warrant for getting his
$3.50 under false pretenses, under which
warrant he was arrested last night by
Officer Dunlap. He gave bail for his
appearance before Justice Davis, who
issued the warrant, ut 9. p. M, De-
cember "a.
An attachment was issued by the
same justice and directed to William A.
Love, constable, who levied on and took
possession OF Mr. Webster's horse in
Dusch's stables last night: 1t is a com:
plicated case, involving important legal
questions, and before it is settled the
legal profession will doubtless be called
into requisition. Mr.. Webster is we'll
TODD Turner.
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THE GLENN REWARD.
Tho Money Equitably Divided by the
County Commissioners.

Tho Money Equitably Divided by the
County Commissioners.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met in special session yesterday to de-
eide upon the proper disposition OF the
81 500 reward offered for the arrest and
conviction of the murderers Of Police
man Joe Glenn. After reading the tes'
timony as recorded by Stenographer
Rheinstrom, they decided that the right
way to settle the dispute was to divide
the money. Accordingly Officer John
Shorts was allowed $50 for expenses in
obtaining witnesses from down the river,
City Engineer +. L. Hoge $3.50 for
SURVEYS made for use on the trial OF
Kelly and Christie, and the remainder
of the money was divided into five
equal parts and the first part awarded
to Keller & Son, the Newark pawn
brokers, and the others to Marshal
Rickenpaugh and Deputy Marshal
Meredith, Of Newark, Sheriff Handlan
and Chief OF Police Smith, respectively.
The vote on this proposition was unani-
nous.
Several newly elected justices OF the
peace filed their bonds.
The ordinance governing salaries was
amended so that Circuit judge who does
not reside in Ohio county, but has an
office here, shall receive $1,000 year.
Heretofore the ordinance required him
to reside here,
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1923 MARKET STREET.
BHIiliAlRH,
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

All Sorts of Local News nnd Gossip from
tho Glass City.
The Windsor Club danced Inst night
Gnnt Manscll has gone on visit 10 Cumber-
land, Nd.
John D. aud Grant Baker, Of Fndlay' are here
| for Christmas.
An extra train ran with live stock ioF last
Liberty yesterday.
The fire department turned out to the luncRI
/ OF George i. Anderson.
Welby Crlmmell, OF Columbus, Is here among
/ friends for Christmas,
Mr.. and Mrs. james Riley, OF 81. Paul. NlRl'
are the guests OF their parents here
A lellalre man filled up on booze and Ns
found Saturday morning badly frozen
Superintendent OF Schools y. T. Jones VIII
spend the holidays at his home In shrcNc'
The pOStoAlce will be open until 10 O'Clock
only and be closed the balance Of the day
There arc two hundred people here from Find
| lOy-hOck TO their old homes for the holiday
Frank Simon. Of the Belmont Coal Company
had foot mashed Ey two coal cars yesterday
William McMauis aud bride, MO Miss Minnie
Woods, Of Mt Pleasant, are In the city amOAg
friends.
The bridgO accident ut Zancsvlllc caused Sc,
rIOus delay 10 the trains here Saturday ana
ever since.
MhtSuhl DUEDs Tlh u lllhl W ~" H'S"''hh VI
at Blums last week. He hailed from near :"
! ClairSvllle.
l.. Cullan and Miss Allie CASTOR were MAJ.
rIcd last night ut the home Of the bride, III Tue
Third ward.
MI. Charles McClaln and Miss Maggie MoN2'
will be married Ut the residence oil Kew ~ "
Hoey to-day.
George +. Anderson the well known butcher
Of the First ward, died at his home SATURDAY
mOrningOf consumption.
This aft crnOon at the brides home, M ~
bert Foster aud Miss Mary llcnfy VIII DC mar
rled by Rev. Mr. Williams.
Robert ". McVay, Of Il, \. McGrcgOf 70 >,
and has not been able TO be out since
Charlie. u One.year.old child OF G,gofGG, ~ ~
tins, OF the Fourth ward, trlppeI hNl it,' int"
the fire and burned his hand aud wis., !cs'e''
day,
The bargcs loaded with tIesaI the nfoa1r ~,
cline were aground yesterday morning. iMs
men got MI engine and Clrs, anu D! tHTt'"s
them out In the river, pushed the Da'sv'" ''
a fire burning through the tlo'rol J. ;. II ,,,,
pot house was discovered IN time 10 ,A,S T"NN
building full OF glass house p't', Ny we I,sm,
Waterman, who wlthR bucket OF WAFER VI WV
putlt out.
Two Watches both silver, were found ~ , ,ag
rear OF ]. q. Jennings REd Rcece ph.Dy i MI
dences ON Noble street, hid IN an nsh hcap' iHy
owners can have them by calling on "A''""'
Darby.
VS.. Ncshca, Philadelphia, stopplhE E ,,iFs
and Howard LIppencOtt, one OF me N'stna ~ Wv
Globe Hotel, were 10 walk TO NhttiIhE ~
turn via Bridgeport on II wager Of slO W. .r
pGncOtt won. The Philadelphia man an H''
get 10 Bridgeport. Too cold, he sa'a'
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MARTINS FERRY.
Christmas Neutrality-suspicious. Gossi
and All Sorts of News.

Christmas observation-disclosures Gossip
and All Sorts of News.
Water rents arc due January l.
Bent Riley, Of FoStorIa, Is visiting friends in
this city,
Squire R. E. Roberts. of Emerson. was In town
yesterday.
Miss Ethel Clark, of Cleveland, Is the guest Of
S. =. Dean.
Grant Henderson came home yesterday from
Pittsburgh.
Joseph haywood is expected home from
Omaha to-day.
Charles Hoylc is home from school at oberlIn
Mr. C. Hancs is home from Mansfield to
spend the holidays.
The collection at the n. L. church next. Sun
day will be for mission work.
There was great demand In town yesterday
for poultry. II was rather scarce.
The Hibernlans have adopted n uniform con
Alsting OF silk hats, badges and canes.
Yesterday benjamin Davis buried six
months'Old child In Riverside cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith have decided not to
locate In the West, and returned yesterday.
Mrs. 7. A. Scott died yesterday morning oil
consumption at their residence on Fifth street.
Mortimer Williams returned home yesterday
from Southern Utah, whore he built Il Hour MILL
An unusually large number OF country people
were In town yesterday buying Christmas pres
cnE,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Arbotbuot, OF East Liver.
pool, are spending Christmas with Mr.. J. u.
Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Scott, OF MingO Junction,
are the guests OF Mrs. ScottS parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs Robert Carmichael.
David Jones, OF New Castle, formerly shearman
nj the Standard Iron Works, Is spending Christ
mas here with his family.
Mrs. Squire HumphrcvIllc returned 70 Mt.
Pleasant Yesterday after pleasant visit with her
son, Mr.. ". II. Humphrevllle.
The IEtna mill will resume the day after New
Years. The Standard will run the remainder OF
this week and lay oil next week.
The ferrybOat Climax will run down TO the
Wheeling wharf tonight to accommodate all
who wish 10 attend the Opera House.
Yesterday the Golden Eagle Fishing Club sent
an elegant gold headed cane 10 Mr. Gray J. Kim
bolton for entertaining them 30 Hospitality while
out last summer.
Nevada" at Lafayette Opera House next Sat
urdHy nightly home talent promises 70 be sue
cess. The rehearSAls are progressing hncly. One
was held yesterday afternoon.
In the poStoGlee the money order business WIS
far ahead Of last year. and the number OF pack
ages considerably less. The express business
was BbOut the same rs last year.
The Methodist Sunday School will have It's
Christmas treat this morning At o'clock, and
the Presbyterian, United Presbyterian and DER
man LUTHERAN will each have Ru entertainment
and treat tonight. The baptist will have treat
tonight, and the, Mission sunday school In
Clark i addition will have one this afternoon.
AZ the Episcopal Church there was a treat last
night. The usual entertainments and dlstIibH.
ton OF candles will take place at the cOlOred
Sunday schools this evening.
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Chnrro,l WIN a Serious on'ense.

George H. WeiseIld was arraigned be-
fore U. S. Commissioner Forbes yester-
day charge with unlawfully retaining a
check for S24, pension money, sent
through the mail from the department
in care OF Weisend TO colored man
named John Bonner. Weisend claims
he lent Bonner money to be paid with
the check. He signed Bonner's name
after opening the letter., The case was
taken under adyisement. Capt. pov.
ener represented the prosecution and
Alfred Caldwell the defense. Weisend
is under 81, 900 bond.
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Frank Morrow, of Brilliant Isvtslting relatives
here
The pOstoHlcO hour to-day are from to .
O'Clock u, m,
Rev. and Mrs. Rogers and daughter Reta are
visiting NJ Toronto.
G. ". CuSiCE and son William, of smithHeld,
were in town yesterday.
L. c. Calvert Is spending the holidays at his
old home, near Richmond, Va.
Thomas Morton and wife, Of Pittsburgh, arc
the guests Of g. W. Bartholomew.
J. f. Clark, who has been confined to bis room
for the past three weeks, y somewhat better.
John ToppIng secretary OF the lEtnR Iron and
etn trip.
:, All business in the freight departments Of the
pennsylvania Company and C., l.. 4 W. nllroHd
wall be suspended To-day.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company observes
to-day ~ 4 legal holiday aud freight trains are
annulled. and freight depots closed.
Mrs. A. J. HAlHteAd, Of Brainerd, MInny was IN
town yesterday calling on friends. Mn. Hnistend
hnapendlng the holidays " her FORMER home In
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ARCTIC HEIGHTS, Nov. 3, 'Ss

Arctic HEIGnTs, Nov. ., IS.
Superintendent Zaac Sired Sunday School
DEAR SIR:-Your letter inviting me
to visit your school received. ] have so
many engagements, but will promise TO
be with you on Wednesday evening
Will bring Mrs. Santa Claus and Cudgi,,
winkle with me. Have all the boys aud
girls there early. Yours,
Santa will be at the Opera House on
tomorrow evening at the entertainment
OF the Zane Street Sunday School.
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Van Ynker,. Case Again.

The Baker case will again come before
the courts, motion for new trial be
ing argued by counsel before Judge ia
cobs al WeIlsburg on Wednesday. The
motion will hardly prevail this time, as
the last jury had no Spivey to set aside
their finding by his misconduct The
case will probably be passed upon by the
supreme Court Of Appeals, before the
prisoner is consigned TO the Moundsville
Penitentiary for life,
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Mr.. William Schwertfeger, the well
known saddler and harness and trunk
manufacturer, was last evening pre-:
sented with very pretty gold headed
walking stick by his employees, with
whom he has always bad the most
pleasant relations. The presentation
was followed by an enjoyable little lunch,
spread BY the order OF Mr.. Schwertfeger.
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True delicacy OF flavor with true eff
cacy OF action has been attained in the
famous California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup OF Figs. Its pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered it inn
mensely popular. 1t cleanses the Sys'
tenn, cures Costiveness, etc. For sale in
10 cts and s.. 90 bottles by Logan & Co..
Anton P. Hess, R, B. Burt and Q. Men
kemeller.
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Is Natures own true laxative. It is
the most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known to cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costive; to dis
pei Headaches, Colds and Fevers; to
Cure Habitual Constipation, Indiges-
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company. For
sale in so cts and Sl.0Q bottles by Logan
4 CO., Anton ?. Hess, +. B. Burt and
@. Menkemeller,
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BUBBLE PARTIES.

ONE Of the most amusing we'll easily arranged entertain
ments for the Holidays, is Bubble Party" Twenty
more ladies' and gentlemen enough clay pipes so each will have
one three or four bowls Of soapsuds and say hall dozen %
S es are all that is required the prizes to be awarded
those who blow the largest bubbles of the party to
The suds should be of Ivory SoAP, it gives Clean white,
and abundant aher with entire freedom from oil or grease
and as the materials Of which is made are so clean and pure
is not at all offensive to the smell or TASTE like ordinary soap
A WORD OF WARNING
There are many white soaps each represented b just good as the Ivory
they ARE NOT like all cOunes lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities
he genuine Ask for "sOry" Soap and insist upon getting
Copyright 1856 by Proctor
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1921 & 1898 Market Street.

OUR stock of Fine Oxldlzed Silver aud
Gold Handle Umbrellas surpassees illat
Of any other house In the city, and prices
guaranteed the lowest, considering the
duality. /. q. DILLON 4 W.
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A GREAT PLAY COMING.
WAmOng the PInes," tho New Years Al
trnctIon MT the Opern House.

WAmOng the PInes," tho New Years AT.
traction Mt the Opera House..
The Opera House will be vacant after
tonight until next Monday night,
when Manager 'Riester will present, as
his New Years attraction, among the
Pines" by NJ. R. and ]. P. Wilson. II
is new candidate for public favor here,
but 1t comes with such endorsements
from the New York, Boston and Phila.
delphia press that it is already assured
OF success here. 1t is a story OF the great
north woods OF Maine, and wildly IL
illustrates the feand scenes in the famous
pine lumber camps. 1t embraces a nov
city in stage mechanism in the shape OF
an old muiey saw mill run by an old.
style overall water wheel. 1t is in
actual operation, the wheel and saw in
motion and log sawed lengthwise in
twain. There is also bacEwoods school
room, wherein, many will receive remind
ers OF where their young ideas were first
Taught to shoot. The company is
one OF exceptional strength. Among
its members are Atkins Lawrence, long
the leading support Of Mary Anderson !;
7, ]. Herndon, regarded by many as
even better delineator OF the old Down
East Yankee than Denman Thompson;
John F. Ward, for several seasons past a
star in Irish comedy; Katharine Cole
man, well.known emotional actress;
Rene Howard, who has sung and danced
herself into the hearts Of The larger
cities, and several Others almost equally
well,known. The scenery Is described
as unusually realistic and is carried by
the company. In addition to the inter
est in the story the play contains no
end OF fun. Altogether itscoming offers a
pleasing prospect for those who desire to
lay aside the cares OF the year that is past
and begin the new one in pleasant
manner. Monday evening and Tuesday
matinee and'evening Of next week is
the date
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Coop HOUSEKEEPING comes out in q
rich Christmas number, and any one
who is puzzled to know "what to do for
Christmas will find nearly every posi-
BILE question answered in It. The num-
Der is one Of the best the publishers
have sent out.
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w,niI,ur InIIcntiOnp,

wAsuINaroS, D. c., Dec. 2i.-F0r
West Virginia, fair, slightly warmer, fol-
lowed Tuesday night by rain and cooler
soUtherly winds, For Western Penn
sylyania, rain, preceded by fair weather
in the interior, cooler winds, becoming
westerly.
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BpTrolI prices on full and complete
line OF Hardware aud Mechanics Tools
at 1854 Market street. Buy now while
the stock is complete.
]. B. SoMMERvILLE, Assignee.
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The river continues to fall at this
point. At dusk last evening the levee
gauge indicated depth in the channel
Of eight feet seven inches To-day
being Christmas, the steamers Abner
Q'Neal and Telegram will not run in
their respective Steubenville and Clar-
ington trades, but will lay up at their
home ports and allow the crews the
pleasure OF spending Christmas with
families and friends. The Andes ar
rived from Cincinnati ut o'clock last
evening, and will leave for
that point on her return trip
at 5 O'Clock this afternoon. She had a
big trip to this point. Capt. Muhleman
is In command as usual and Clerk Noll
still does the honors in the office. All
who patronize the Andes are sure to he
pleased. There is not a boat on the
Upper Ohio better known nor more pop
ular. The Hudson is due up and the
Katie Stockdale down, both ut early
hours this morning, in the Pittsburgh
Cincinnati trade. The Ben Hur passed
down at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon
enroute to Parkersburg on her return
from her regular Sunday trip to Pitts
burph,
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FINE nIAMONnSiI

TnE Dress Makers iriepd-"AIile
End Spool Cotton.
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FINE TOILET CASES.

We shall offer our entire stock Of Fine
Toilet Gases at greatly reduced prices 10
close them out. l. q. DILLON q CO'
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lust received a complete and artistic
assortment of SuitingS, PantalOOnlngs
md Oyercoatings, which we warrant 10
make up In ftrst.rlaSs style, and at Fes'
sonHble prices. Fit guaranteed. -
SpcCialtleS-Just received, 90 dozen
mare of the best so cent White Shirts
made. Fancy Flannel Shirts at % cents
and upwards. Full line OF our cele-
"'"''" ~ c. HESS g. SONS,
1921 & 1923 Market Street.
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CARLYLES MORRIS,

Thackeray's Novels, Count TalStOi's
Works, Macaulay's England, Hqmes'
England, GibbOI's Rome; and other
standard works in single volumes, at
JOHN ", hEISKELPS,
20 Twelfth Street.
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This year We are making this BRANCH
our great specially, and handling Moth
Ing but very fine goods. Prices ut very
small advance above mel cost.
|. G. DILLON & co.
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Wanted-BooE.kecpe
Wanted 81, 6Op-G. o. Smith.
Fourth Ward Republicans. .,..
q. o. 5mlIh-ReGl Estate Agent anu BROKER
GRIND Opera House-KImbGll Comic opert
Company. ,.,, ,,o
Grand Ball TO.NIght-FOurth pnge'
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Five Hundred Gold Watches at great
" reduced prices from now until jan
Iiary /. I.G. DILLON 4 W.
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WHAT makes our home so happy
now2 Because Ma uses "Mile-End,
vow, ~.
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NEW and desirable novelties in jew;
cIry received daily from now nnlh
Christmas. DO not lail TO see them, NJ
JACOB W. GRUBBS
JeweIry Store,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets
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y THE Silver Chatelaine Watches that
we are selling for 80 so are good value
for the money, and thoroughly war
rantel. /. &. DILLON l. CO.
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A large and attractive stock OF the
above all marked at lowest prices
We are selling three t9) very hand
somely illustrated Juvenile BOOKS
worth S2.75 for only $l.oo.
please call early In the day ana
nvold the afternoon rush.
Es-store open every evening from
now until Christmas.
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CLOSING out tho most beautiful Va.
riety Of Photograph Albums ever In the
city, al lowest prices, BY ,.y,,,
% Twelfth Street.
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OHATELAINE WATCHES.

Our solid II karat Gold stem.Wlnd
Chatelalne Watches at $15 each, are
T.G. DILLON & co.
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KEEP your feet dry by wearing gen
uine Cork Sole Shoes,
]. W. AMIcE & Co.
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CHRISTMAS dalntics in variety nj
Conner Il SnedCker's.
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The Thermometer ut Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yeterday,
registered rs follows:
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ANOTHER LOT Of the lovely Fan!
Enamel Stick Pins will be opened to-day
/, q. DILLON X CO.
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SUPPLY your Christmas table with
Conner 4 Snedeker's dellCaCles.
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500 GOLD WATCHES!!

CANDIES, Fruits and Nuts at Conner
& LSnelGker's.
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NEW styles OF Fine Umbrellas coming
In direct IRON the makers every day:
" l. q. DILLON Il W.
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The Queens Northumberland Dead.
LONDON, Dec. 24.-Sir William Fred.
erick Pollock, formerly Queens Remem'
brancer, is dead.
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GOODS shown with pleasure at Con-
ner 4 Snedeker'S.
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Go TO 1864 Market street for cheap
Hardware, Cutlery and other goods
J b. SOMMERvlLLE,
Assignee OF 5. i. BOYD
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EnR FAIL AND WINTER.

PRICES to suit the buyers at Conner
G Snedekcr's,
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Holiday Goods.
9te Sutellioerrttr.


Onioel Nos, 20 aud 81 fourteenth Street