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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-12-18
RIVER NEWS.
Stage of the Water and Movements of the
stenmbonta.


Stage of the Water and Movements OF the
Steamboats,.
The river was rising at this point all
day yesterday. The levee gauge at dusk
last evening showed a depth in the
channel OF. feet inches.
The Hudson is due up in her Pitts
burgh. Cincinnati trade and the Katie
Stockdale is due down in the same trade,
both at early hours this morning,
The Ben Hur passed down ut o'clock
last evening on her return TO Parkers-
burg from. her usual Sunday trip to
Pittsburgh. The Courier is this morn
ing's Parkersburg packet.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati
about midnight last night with big
trip on board. She will leave on her
return trip to that point at o'clock this
afternoon. Capt. Charlie Muhlenan is
in command as usual and Mart Noll is
still in the office to welcome the steam
er's many patrons. The Andes good
qualities are so widely known that she
nor her officers require any recommen-
dation to the public.
The towboat Coal Valley, OF the Pitts.
burGh coal feet, struck a snag about II
o'clock Sunday morning near Dead
mans ripple, a few miles below Pitts
burgh, and knocked q hole about 20 feet
square in her hull. She sank in about
seven feet OF water at the foot Of the
ripple on the Ohio side. As the river Is
rising, unless she eau be raised ut once
she will probably prove total wreck.
No one was injured. The steamer was
owned by Joseph Stone & Co., and val
ued at about $4,000,
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ABOUT People.
Strangers in the city and Wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers in the city and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. John ArbenZ, who is attending
the State University at Morgantown, is
at his home in Pleasant Valley for the
holidays.
Word received from Grafton is to the
effect that Col. John 7. McGraw, Col
lector Of Internal Revenue forthis State,
is seriously i'll.
Philip Y. Pendleton, son OF DR.. w.
X. Pendleton, OF Bethany, was admitted
to practice at the bar by the Circuit
Court yesterday.
Supervising Inspector OF Steamboats,
Americas Warden, of this district, was
in the city yesterday, and went to Pitts.
burgh in the evening.
Hon. Augustus Pollack, of this city,
has been invited TO oiBeiate as one OF the
Judges at the approaching annual con,
test between the two literary societies OF
franklin College, Ohio.
Mr.. Joseph Speidel, Mis-. speidel and
their friend, Miss Pickering, OF Barnes
vile, Ohio, have returned from an ex-
tended visit to Texas. Mr.. Speidel re-
ports an exceedingly enjoyable trip.
Mr.. W. ]. Rainey, of Cleveland, owner
Of the Rainey coal works, up the river.
NJ. D. Woodiord Vice-President OF the
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad, aud NJ.
X. Lawrence, and Frank r. Lawrence,
attorneys, of New York, are at the Nc.
Lure House.
Mr.. Charles Durbin, chief clerk in the
office OF Col. John I. McGraw. Collector
OF Internal Revenue at Grafton, came
here yesterday to escort his sister-in-
law, Miss Minnie McGraw, who is at
tending school ut Mt. de Chantal, home
ior the holidays.
Mr.. Clark Hamilton has returned here
from his home in Grafton and resumed
his duties as U. S. guuger. He was
forced to go home by threatened attack
OF typhoid fever that confined him to
his room for several days and left its eff
fects plainly visible on his robust frame.
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The Elk., Annual BcneiIt.

Wheeling Lodge No. 2S, B. P. o. Elks,
has appointed committee composed Of
energetic enthusiastic members to ar.
range for the Lodges annual entertain
ment for the benefit OF its charity fund,
which will probably take place at the
Grand, Friday afternoon, January II.
Both professional and local amateur
talent will figure on the programme.
Monroe & Rice. who have made My
Aunt Bridget" famous and both Of
whom are members OF this Lodge, will
be at the Grand that week, and they
will assist. Kate Castleton, she OF the
pretty ankles, handsome hosiery and
kind heart, is also expected to appear
with her company in a musical act.
Home talent Of the very best will be had
and the entertainment made q memora-
BILE one in every way.
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LOCAL BRgYITIEs.
matters OF Minor Moment in and About
the City.

the City.
MoRR rain yesterday, and snow last
nigt, with a prospect for cold wave
succeeding.
TIE Athenmnum and Sans Pareil
Literary Societies of the Linsly Institute
will give an entertainment Wednesday
evening. The public is respectfully in
viIed.
THE lumber piles in the HempGeld
yard, Just opposite the Public Building,
ARE being moved of to make room for
additional switches.
IN Part II Of the Circuit Court, Judge
Boyd on the bench, the case Of the Com
merCial bank vs.. Charles Q. Kuhn wasyes-
teriay tried to the court, and taken IN
der advisement.
COSTELLO, the North Wheeling saloon
keeper, denies that twas in his saloon
that William Kolb got into the quarrel
which preceded his death on the Pewiky
track Saturday night.
EDNA FIELDS and Nettie Adams were
arraigned before Squire Ankle yesterday
for drunkenness ON the street and pro-
ianity. Constable Lauchlin made the
arrest. In default Of fines they were
sent to Jail.
TIE jury in the damage suit OF George
Wickham vs.. Trimble 4 Luz failed to
agree yesterday, and Judge Jacob dis
charged them. The jurics in both sides
ofthe Circuit Court have been discharged
for the term, which will come to close
at an early day.
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNIoE No. 20 has
elected the following officers: President
II. Shively; Vice President, W. O. Jones
Treasurer, James Sims; Sergeant:at
Arms, Z. +. Carlin; Delegates TO Trades
Assembly, Frank Milligan, Joseph Har
ney and James Sims.
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One result Of the immense crop of
apples this year, and the glut in all the
markets OF the fruit, is TO largely in
crease the production OF dried apples.
Every little station in this section is
shipping them out by the ton. Yester-
day the 3. & o. road sent two carloads
OF $1,000 pounds each east for export:
They are taken to Europe and consumed
in the manufacture Of champagne"
which comes back with approved brands
on il aud is sold at three-times the price
Of good domestic champagne made in
California or at Hammondsport, N. Y,
or on Kelly's Island, Ohio, OF grapes.
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Mr.. Ernest r. Metzner, one Of the
members OF the First Branch OF Coun-
Gil from the Fifth ward, and who has
been prominently mentioned as an
available candidate for the Office OF City
Clerk on the Republican ticket, desires
it stated that under no circumstances
will he consent to allow his name to go
before the people for that office. In de-
clining to allow his name to be used,
he also desires to express his thanks to
those who have thought so highly OF
him as TO suggest him and for the many
kind words they have spoken for him.
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The miners employed in Kasley {
Brooks coal works, numbering about 20,
struck yesterday for an advance OF
wages. Heretofore the men have been
paid 50 cents screened ton. On Satur-
day they demanded change to 2 cents
per bushel for the coal as it comes from
the bank. This the firm did not con-
cede, and the men quit work. The Bel
laire Independent Of last evening says:
About 300 employees in the coal mines OF
Bellaire and vicinity are thrown out OF
employment, caused by the strike OF the
hanlers forSl 70 a day, which went into
effect Saturday, it being the last day
given the operators to concede the adj
vance.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record two deeds of trust and the follow
ing deeds in fee: 3,
wife and Louis +. Stifel TO Jacob ]. Eb.
bert, in consideration Of 5000, for lots 6
and o in Klein & Stifel's addition; also
by same parties to Charles W. StahnKe,
in consideration of $500, for lots 5and 8.
July IS, 1887, by Alex. II. Campbell
and wife to William W. Foreman, in
consideration OF 81, 900, for 1870 acres and
a fraction OF the Dement, farm.
November II, by Benjamin Hildreth
and wife to Lulu B. Sweeney, in consid-
Grafton OF $500, for one acre OF ground
S. B. Chambers lands.
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BEIliAIRE.
All sorts of Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.


All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
The b. & o. boys got their monthly lucre yes
terday.
Miss Mollio McEelvey Is visiting Pittsburgh
There IS talk Of Sunday paper here some time
this winter.
Rev. A. Blum, Of Galveston, Texas. is here, the
guest Of his brothers.
About half time is being made by the window
glass men, OH account Of the gas shortage.
John X. wicr, who has been working at
youngstown, o., Is ut home for the holidays
Charlie Prosser is home from Alliance, where
he has been working on big street paving con-
tract.
Frank Hall, after u tedious spell OF sickness,
died at his home on Belmont street yesterday
morning.
The n. e o. platform change is a good one and
makes n great deal more room. The workman
will furnish it In II few dnys.
Two old women were In the lookup for being
drunk and disOrderly. They were given the
necessary talking to and fired.
The rumor that c. II. Over had made an as.
sgnmcnt out at Muncic Is untrue, and great
injustice has been done Mr.. Over,
The Nall Company Is hauling all the clndeH
and filling the run bottoms with It. II Is too
dangerous to pile 1t near the works.
John S Sullivan VIII leave shorty ior Call
iornla for the benefit OF his health, having had
some trouble with his throat aud lungs.
sudden notion was taken by Howard Pen.
drey, Alex. Cmiga Fred Wassmnn on Sunday
night aud they left for the West TO try their for
tunes.
The paycmens are so low on North Noble
street that the teams IN driving close, pull the
mud all over the sidewalk. They are almost I'M
pGSsible now.
The iron bridge for Indian run at Noble street
will b. here In u few days, but cannot be put
up on account OF some alterations 70 be made In
the stone work.
An inspection traIn came down the C. & p.
railroad with several officials 10 look at the
bridges, buildings, etc. II left ut $50 aud went
from here to New Philadelphia.
The Thomas was given SlOand costs and thirty
days IN jail by the Mayor for stealing IN opOs.
SUN from one OF the restaurants on UniIn street.
The Marshal took bis prisoner out to jll yester-
IAy.
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Mr.. Lewis s. steenrod, sheritE.elect OF
Ohio county, yesterday filed his bonds
as such official with the Clerk OF the
Board Of Commissioners, after comply
ing with the lormalities prescribed by
law. Two bonds are given, one OF S75,.
600, on which the sureties are Platoii
Zane, S. @. Patterson, A. Ii. Patterson,
j. L, Hughes and L. NJ. Atkinson, and
a separate bond for the proper account
lug for the school fund taxes. This
bond is in the sum Of S20,0 and the
sureties are Anton Reymann and Il. NJ.
Atkinson
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A boy who gave his name as Christ
Mason, and said he lived in Pittsburgh,
was found by Officer Grubler yesterday
at South Side house Of i'll fame and
taken to police headquarters. He said
he came here from Pittsburgh with two
colored bootblacks. Chief Smith tele-
graphed tothe boys father, and received
word to hold him. He is about eight
years old, and last night cried pitifully to
be allowed to go back to the house he was
taken from. II This father does not come
or send for him the authorities do not
know what to do with him,
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partment and S34 on account Of the Po-
lice Department; Of this last amount
sl4 was for Chief Smith for summoning
Council and committees The Commit
tee on Markets presented bills amount
ing to S57, which were ordered paid. OF
this amount $50 is for removing garbage
from the Second ward market to the
crematory during the current year.
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TILE GROCERS ORGANIZED.


The retail groCerS oil thls city last even
ing COMPLETED the organization OF the
Wheeling Retail Grocers' Protective As
ISOLATION by electing the following Off
GERS:
President, Charles W. Conner.
First Vice President, John s. Welty
Second Vice President, j. q. Strobel.
Treasurer, John Mckee.
Secretary, Charles Il. Miller.
Board Of Directors, John Emmert,
Henry Bayha, Ed Wagner, Adam Yahni
Frank Walters, II. +. NOlte, S, Il. Nay
Ter and Mr.. Berkenheirer.
A move was made to start this ascot
alton before the late election, but the
excitement incident to that interfered to
considerable extent and it was posi-
poned from time to time. The purpose
Of the organization, which starts of with
n good membership and on u very sensi-
bic and sound basis, is to afford the
members every possible protection
against the many drawbacks that the
trade is subject to. 1t is not improbable
that in the future some State legislation
may be asked for to better protect the
grocerymen from bad customers.
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Syrup of Figs

Is Natures own true laxative. 1t 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.00 bottles by Logan
& Co., Anton P. Hess, II. B. Burt and
@. Menkemeller.
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The Hildebrandt wife murder case was
set for trial in Part Of the circuit court
Yesterday, but was postponed until the
next term on affidavit Of the prisoners
counsel, Col. Arnett and j. j. Woods,
that their client was not read y to proceed
to trial. The prisoner was brought into
court about $3.50 n. M. He stands his
confinement well indeed his appearance
has improved since his confinement in
jail eight weeks ago.
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The Wheeling Electrical Railway COM
pany is anxious to extend its line to
Martins Ferry via Wheeling Island, or
build line from Bridgeport to Martins
Ferry. The application asking for right
of way was presented to the city coun-
Gil at meeting last night, and it was re-
ierred to the ordinance committe with
the addition OF the names OF Counilmen
Riley aud Hanes. B. A. Galligan read
the ordinance to the Council. 1t pro-
vides for right Of way in the town for
the railway and an electrical light sys'
tom
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The Republican City Executive Com
mittee met at the Lincoln Club rooms
last evening. About the only business
transacted Was the selection OF Alex
ander o. Maxwell to ill the vacancy
occasioned by the sad drowning oil
Thomas G. Young, the member OF the
committee from the Seventh ward.
The committee will meet again this
evening and proceed to map out tue
work for the coming city election.
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TO WUtHeFH HuhIIhB SUIhDIe FFosohIb'
We respectfully ask you to examine
the World Type Writer, perfectly prac-
teal writing machine for $40 90. 1t is
highly recommended as an educator.
The privilege OF returning during the
holiday week any writer that does not
interest and please the party to whom
presented. EDw. L. ROSE 4 Co.,
SO Twelfth street.
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Diamonds, Watches, Fine Onyx Tables
and Clocks, Bronze Ornaments and
Fancy Goods at W. j. LgEGSs'
No, 1853 Main street.
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NOW lS the time to buy a Fine Silver
Chataline Watch that Harry Hlllman Is
selling from now till Christmas at IS so,
and warranted.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Fired-Personni Gossip and
General News.


Dan Reardon was at Brilliant yesterday.
Joseph Mccleary, OF Portland was In town
yesterday.
John Patterson. of steubcnvillC. was in the
city yesterday.
Norylll Hood has returned from a visit to
Nashville, Tenn.
John Branlgan recently hurt his foot aud Is
laid up In consequence.
Miss Cora Owens, head SaleswomRn In Julius
Jacobs store IA quite sick.
A. II. Shipman who has been on the sick list,
Is able TO bc out again; also Philip Smith.
Mrs. Capt. Abram Lash will entertain the
Episcopal Mite Society on Thursday evening.
George Chessell came home from the State
University at Columbus yesterday for the holi'
days.
Happy Calls Minstrels sixteen In number,
held forth ut the Lafayette Opera House last
night.
Miss Anna Price has returned to her home at
Llcon, ILL.,, after pleasant visit with Mi. aud
Mrs. J. W. Hoyle.
rois will be set ut the Buckeye Glass Works
next Saturday. This does not look like shutting
down any length OF time for the holidays.
Every teacher In the Martins Ferry schools
passed the recent examination In physiology and
hygiene. The Board OF Examiners met yesterday.
The participants in the Saturday night rows
were each fined 50 and costs. Yesterday Vim.
AShAA sANe7SA "sa' H%NSA tAV uAAA NS-N- - $500
enneSs.
Lott & scheehlc have an Immense stock OF
fine and common candies for Christmas; also
nuts and fruits which they sell lt low prices.
Call when you want anything in this line. Oys'
tiers received daily.
Two shots were fired In the alley near the
Hotel haywood sunday night, creating con
siderable excitement Two men were seen
running down the alley and out Hanover street,
and no one appeared TO know why the shots
were fred.
THE MISSING BURGLARS.
The attempted burglary. the arrest OF "POs.
sum- Coss and Joe Taylor. the burglars, and
their escape from Jail through the negligence OF
officer Slmms, fully reported In yesterdays H.
TELLIGENcER, was the principal theme OF con
versatlon yesterday. and the officer was severely
criticised on all sides. Nothing was seen or
heard OF CoSs or Taylor yesterday: About hall
past nine O'Clock on Sunday morning. MI and
Mira. Ritter saw Taylor run up the Cleveland 4
Pittsburgh railroad past the LRughlin mill. He
said 10 Ritter, "Did you see anything OF little
boy running up hereH" Shortly before TINS he
was seen to leave bis home on North Filth street
aud run through Walnut Grove cemetery, The
police in the ncighboring townsend cities have
been notified
Some time ago Henry Lewis bought an old safe
from L. G. Boyd, the shoe dealer. which he final
ly put In his stable, where It has been since:
The other night whole wRs drilled In II md
filled with powder, and II was blown open. The
cracksm4n evidently thought itcontalned money
or valuables, but was fooled.
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Holiday Goods
N'te Sntelltoenetr.
0niess Nos. .5 an0 81 Fourteenth street.

Notire-Ccuttc Wheeling Market.
Japanese Candy Baskets Ewing Bros.
For Rent-StOrG.iOOm-G. Y. smith.
For Rent-Dwelllng llOusc-L. +. Sttlel.
Hose Ctenm-R II. List.
stccLhoIdcrs' Meeting Caldwell & Peterson
MHnuilulurluE Company. y.
HeaiIuaitcrs for Everything Good to Eat
't Christmas Wants supplIcd-COnner & sned'
opera Housc-A Hole In the Ground.
sulel 4 IO.-IiOliday Gifts.
For CincinnA i-steAIHer Andes
Imported from ioGahoma-st@nton q pANen'
port
Palace Coal VRSes-NeSbltt & bro.
We Lead Them All-MClatn Bros.
Holiday nnOunccment-1Oseph draVes'
Printing Press For Sale-fOurth page.
Holiday saie-Geo. Il. TaI lur 4 Co'-FOursh
mage,
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For bargains in Diamonds, Watches,
Fine Jewelry and holiday novelties, call
on W. ]. LUHENs,
Main Street Jeweler.
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OSE HUNDRED more pieces, 3s-inch
wide, all wool Cloths, ut 25c per yard, ut
STONE & THoNAs.
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Push WRAPS, Cloaks and Jackets at
greatly reduced prices, at
STONE & THoMAS'.
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LARGE stock OF Manicure and Toilet
Sets, at lowest prices, at
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bridgeport.


Mrs. J. L. Trueman Is confined TO her room By
sickness
Charles Helnleln leaves tomorrow for Potts
Vile, Pa, where he wlllspend the holidays with
friends.
]. E. Clark, OF the Elson Glass Company's Otice
force. is confined TO his bed by au attack OF
typhoid fever.
Mr.. G. W. Bartholomew and Miss Ida McCon-
nell are at LoMin TO attend the funeral Of En-
glnecr Sam Showalter.
John Kuhn and st. Glare Alexander, who hRvs
been attending the Ohio State University at
Columbus, are home to spend the holidays.
The Belmont County Medical Society will meet
to-day NJ y. III. in the rooms Of tue Y. NJ. G. A.
The physicians Of Wheeling arc especially in-
VIted.
The new Presbyterian church will be formally
opened Oh "Wednesday with Christmas market.
The ladies have put forth untiring efforts III per-
fecting the arrangements.
A party Of government bridge Inspectors, max.
Ing their regular annual tour OF inspection,
passed over the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh milrOad
on special train yesterday. The party Is sent
out by the government for the purpose OF In.
specting all railroad bridges and condemning
those unsafe, thus lcSsening the chances Tor rail-
road bridge disaStcrs
Yesterday aitcrtloOn John Koehnleln, Of the
fee firm Of koehnleln Brothers. while repairing
ground u distance Of fifteen ieet, by the Scail0ld
on which he stood giving away. In his descent
Mr.. Koehnlein struck several projecting timbers,
which bruised him u great deal. Three Of his
ribs were broken, and his tongue was bitten
through In several places. DR., Todd was called
and dressed his wounds, aud ut last accounts
last night he was resting comfortably.
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SILK UMBRELLAS at lowest prices, in
gold and oxidized handles, at
STONE & THoMAs'.
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SEE our great variety Of Slippers for
Christmas presents.
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oxYDrzED Smoking Sets, Match Boxes,
Bracelets, Nut Bowls, Card Stands, in
great variety. W. ]. LuKENs,
Main Street Jeweler,
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EWING BROS. are III Agents for the
Redwood Pottery. Choice pieces Tor
the Holidays at Pottery prices,
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DECORATED Toilet Ware. Foreign
and Domestic. The best assortment In
the city at Ewing Bros, 1915 Market ST.
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NEW importation Of lIayIlaRl's latest
STYLE French China, Henri ii. Ewing
Bros, 1915 Market street, opp. Mcclure
House.
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Fine Silks, Cashmeres and Henrietta
Cloth Dress Goods at bargain prices for
holiday trade, at STONE 4 THOMAS.
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WASHINGTON, DC. Dec. l7.-For West
Nirginiaan Western Pennsylvania, rain,
turning into snow, followed in the int
rior by colder, northwesterly winds. !.
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LACE CURTAINS and Bed Sets at bar
gain prices for the holiday trade, at
STONE & THOMAS.