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Matters of Minor Moment In and Abou
the City.
MAr1NRE % &c Grand to-day.

MATINEE q. the Grand to-day.
OPERA HousE this sveniDg-"Alons in
London"
"AIADDIS" leaves early this morning
for Cumberland, Nd.
TEE Council Committee on Railroads
meets ct II A. n. to-day.
The GRAND this evening-Frances
Bishop in "Mugg's landing"
TIE Circuit Court has granted divorce
In the case Of Lena Kraft versus Martin
Kraft.
PAUL PoUR, the dyer, leaves for Kansas
this week 70 sell the property he owns In
that State.
TIE public are cordially invited to come
and hear Rev. G. W. Grimes, ofthe Island,
lecture at the Female College this after
noon at 3 o'clock. His theme will be
''The True Science Of thorough Improve
ment."
The Wheeling Turners Society will
give q gymnsstic exhibition, concert and
ball at their hall on North Market street
this evening. Kramer's orchestra will a.
sist in the concert and furnish the music
for dancing.
TIE Ladies' Section Of the Bannerchol
elected the following officers last night
President, Miss Katie Molter; Vice PFesi
dent, Miss Annio- Losftler; Secretary
Miss Hannah Knoke; Treasurer, Mis-
Carrie Lohse.
CLKRK Hook yesterday admitted 70 rec
ord deed msde January by the Mutua
Loan and Building Association t
Catherine Knapp in confederation o
81 900, for partS Of lots and 0 in squar
40 In the Eighth ward; also two deeds o
trust.
"PAssloS's SLAVE" to be given at tn
Grand on Thursday night, is said to be
great production. It requires four oxy
Hydrogen lights to render the transforms
ton scenes effective. Mr. 7. II. Winnett
the manager, claims To have four diferen
patents on the mechanical and scenic &C
cessorie1.
THE report Of Henry serig, keeper @
the crematory, Of the workings OF tina
Institution during the month Of Ocean
Der, shows that OIL loads Of garbage, II
barrels and boxes, 8 dogs, 43 loads Of con
tents OF ash vaults and 20 barrels Of nigh
soil were consumed in the fiery furnace
during that period.
ABBIE JACKSON, q well known colorel
citizen Of Fast Wheeling, was arrested b!
Officer Bell last night on the charge Q
keeping house Of III fame. A male vtsi
tor Was in her place on Nineteenth stree
at the time, and he was also, arrested, tn
charge against him being lettering IN
houRe OF Ill fame.
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SCRATCHED % YEARS.
A Scaly, Itching, Skin Disease with
Endless Suffering Cured by
Cutleura Remedies.

II I had known Of the Cukicura Remedies TWEEN.
ty-eight years ago It would have Hayed me 800 o.
1.-Two hundred dollAnl and an immense amount d
suit ring. ny diseaS9 lPsoriAsiGl commenced on
my head In spot not larger than q cent ItEpfead
rapidly all over my body and got undnr my nails
The scales would drop Oh Of me all the time, and
my suffering was endless, aud without relief. One
thousand dollars would not tempt me 10 have this
disease over AGAIN. am poor man, but feel rich
TO DO relieved Of what some Of the doctors sid
was lepToSy, some TingWorm, psoriasis, ETC.,
took - and - 61nApaTillaB over one year and
and hail. but no cure, I went 70 two or three
doctors and no cure, cannot praise the CutiouFa
Remedies TOO much. They have made my skin a.
clear and Tree tIom scales as bAby's. An used
OF them was three boKel OF CuucuR and three
bottles OF OuticurR Rtsolvent, and two cakes or
CutlcuTA Soap. II you had been here and aid you
would have cured me for 500 90 you would have
had the money. looked like the picture In your
book Of Psoriasis (nlctuTe number two chow 70
Cure skin DiBeAseA'1 but now Rm a. clear a. any
person ever was. Through force OF habit rub my
hands over my arms and legH 70 scratch once In 4
while, but 70 no purpose. am all well. /
scratched twenty.eiEht yearS and Il got 70 DO a
kind OF second nature 70 me, ] thank you thou.
sand times Anything more that you want 70
know write me, or any one who reads this may
write 10 me aud will answer II.
WATERBURY,, VI, Jan. %, 1851. "''-''N'
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An Sorts of Local New and Gossip From
the Glass City.

All soFts Of Local NoWs and 0oaStp From
the Glass City.
John Muth IS In Pittsburgh.
Capt Prince Is at NatcheE, Mss
james Travis was down yesterday.
J. T. Rankin Il back from Columbus.
James Clark, Of McKeesport, Is whiting here.
Nj. Andrew Rederer Is suffering from q severe
gsll.irs viii be apt to get the free delivery
MyEta Keller Is very sick with Inclination OF
Rsy. NJ Mclaughlin I, stopping with P. t. King
for the present,
GEORGE Evans, Of uhtchNille, was in the city
yesterday on business,
Mn. DR.. A. K. smith, OF Cleveland, q whiting
her mother, Mn. Henry Over.
Nj. 7. J. Cooke, OF Canton, and Mis- Rofe McCAi
frey will DO married tonight
Fred Cline e here again attending TO the dutiel
at the upper WhAribOGt, or barge.
Tom selby,. the street car driver, has resigned
and u now driving an express wagon.
There was no Council meeting last night on &C
count Of the members being In Columbus.
Quite q number Of BellAiro boys arc still IN
Columbus In attendance on the crossing case.
Conductor HRllet, OF the Cleveland d Pitts
burEh Railroad, was OF 4 day or two on account
Of sickness.
Alarge crowd Of friends Of Jennie Enmery were
entertained By her, the occasion being her TWEEN
tieth birthday.
Eeme person broke one OF HeIl'G windows Ant
stole ham and some meat There Is no clue
the hungry man.
Emanuel Bailey, colored, vAtchmAn Of tht
stamping works. died night before last at O'Clock
He leaves wife and three children.
Mr.. Ralph Blum. OF this city. andIMia HenriettI
Well, OF PHILADELPHIA, will DO married soon, Tit
| engagement Is officially announced.
There Is some Installation about Frank Lltten
the dLStrlrr oil inspector here, and there Is talk
Charles BRltEell In his stead Mr. Lltten hhs, 1
seems, made himself obnoxious In the eyes Of som
Of the people
The prohibitIonIsts held meeting here yeBteI
day, and there were about forty members present
\ representing the majority Of the toWnShip8 Their
was nothing OF importance acted upon, excep
that central Committeeman were appointed.
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Is Natures own true laxative. It Is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to clense the system when
bilious OF cos.ive; TO dispel headaches
colds, and ievers; to cure hsbltusl con.
stipatlon, Indigestion, piles, etc, Manu-.
lactured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal. MesSrB
Logan & Co., Anton P. Hees, R, B. Burt
and O. Menkemellsr, have been appoint.
ed SCENTS for Wheeling, W. Va.
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PLEASANT PRESENTATION
To the Retiring President OF the lions Be
nevoIsnt Society.

To the Retiring President OF the lions Be
neVolsnt Society.
Last night the Zion's Benevolent So.
ciety, connected with the congregation o.
lions German Lutheran church, elected
new officers for the ensuing three years
as follows: President, O. Bremen; Vice
President, Henry Jusrgen; Secretary, A,
Sedan; Treasurer, William Hartman
Trustee, Fred schwertfeger; Flag carriers,
d. O. Meyer and William Fette.
The retiring President, Mr.. o. schnepf,
the well-knoWn druggist, has served &C.
ceptably for six years. Upon his retire
ment the Society him q handsome gold.
headed walking stick, Rev. Paul Ziegel.
meier making the presentation address.
Mr.. schnepl was taken completely by
surprise, but managed to express his
Nna
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The Island Arson Case.

The hearing Of Frank Falloure, on the
charge OF setting FIRE to the drug store
and residence Of B. B. Burt, on Virginia
street, Island, Sunday morning, is to take
place before Squire W, H. Davis at 9
O'clock this morning. Mr.. PAlloure'G
friends still ask Suspension Of public
Judgment as 10 his guilt until the eVi.
dence has been heard. he has retained
"A his counsel Col. Arnott and John o.
Pendlston. Twelve witnesses have been
summoned for the State, and 1t lie expected
tbRt the evidence will be very interesting,
whatever NAV BIS the result 90 to Falloure.
He is still in jail.
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DOR RENT-DWRLLING HOUSE
II no. lib OhHpline street, formerly oecufisd ~
Dr.. Dichey. Possession given Of once n deslHd
MN L. MCPHAIIs
deg lg06 Market gtyert
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tits understood that all the contracts have
been letior the building and fitting with
machinery Of the LaBelle pottery, the new
works to be built by the present owners oil
the Wheeling Pottery, and that as soon as
the weather permits the work oil erecting
the pottery in the Eighth ward will be
commenced, SO that this factory will not
be much behind the Warwick and West
Virginia potteries in commencing to make
ware. The latter two potteries are
rapidly progressing toward completion.
The reports concerning the projected
plate glsss works are favorable. It is said
site has been selected adjoining the
RiverBlde bar mill, in the Sixth ward.
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Yesterday Willie, the sixseen.year.old
con Of Lieutenant Robert Junkins, OF the
city police force, accidentally fell through
an open hatch way at the Nail City Lam
the fret story. He allghted on his left
side aud his right leg bsinS in some way
twisted under him, he fractured II Just
above the knee. Dr.. HoEe was called
and eel the fracture. The boy had his leg
broken oncs before. The accident at this
limo 10 all the more severe as Lieutenant
JunkIns is confined to his bed by illness.
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THIEVES, BIG HAUL.
They go through an Island Residence and
get $40.

They go through an Island Residence and
get S27o.
LAST night thieves entered the residence
OF James Kerr, on Delaware street, L.
land, and stole 500 which was kept in g
trunk in small bedroom. An entrance
was secured by breaking open the base.
ment door with a jimmy. Kerr's wife
keeps restaurant on the Upper market
square, and both he and Mrs. Kerr were
at the restaurant at the time the robbery
was committed. It was discovered on
their return home.
or the money stolen 500 was in green.
backs and the rest in silver. The thieves
must have known Of It's existence and
where 1t was kept.
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REsoLUrIoNs OF REspEcr
OF Washington Castle No. ., knights of III
Gnldnn EnRIn,

OF Washington Castle No. ., knights of The
Golden Eagle,
WHEREAS, It has pleased Divine Provi
ds1cs to remove from our midst ourworihy
Sir knight and Brother Fred Lilly at the
age Of % years months and II days,
ReSolred, That We tender his wife and
family our profound sympathy In their
sad bereavement,
Resolved, That We mourn his loss as a
brother and give formal expression Of our
SORROW BY draping our charter for three
months.
Resolved, That We publish these rssolu.
tons Of our deep respect in the daily
papers and furnish the family Of the late
brother with copy; also tranacribe them
on our minutes.
]. h. VAN PEr,
r. B. MITCHELL,
w. Il. MoCoNNAUaHEY,
Committee.
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There was a meeting Of the Wheeling
nail manufacturers at the Office Of the
Benwood Iron Works yesterday afternoon,
but those present said after adjournment
that nothing OF public interest transpired.
The Western Nail Association meets at
the same place today, and 1t Is though!
that the meeting viii be q pretty inter-
esting one.
The nsuers were formally taken into
the now assembly last evening, and 1t iH
said that there are now scarcely any old
or new nsilers not members OF the Union,
and the new onea are said to be frmest Of
oil sgainsta reduction Of wages.
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A Sermon on Temperance.

After his sermon at the morning masl
at st. Joseph's Cathedral last Sunday, Ri
Rev. Bishop Kahn announced that on nexI
Sunday at the 1880 mas, he would preach
q sermon on temperance. In accordance
with the programme laid down by the lssi
Plenary Council at Baltimore. He spoke
Of the evil Of intemperRuce as great and
growing one, and expressed his grati6Cs.
ton that move bad been made to atop
Sunday liquor selling.
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DOR RENT-A FINE Two.STORY
II Brick House, No. % sixloelth Itreet eos,
tanning ten rooms and bath room: natural m
hot and cold water. in good IepAir. Apply %
LHRla FLOW. y
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ATe.t Case.

T.B. Dolan, one Of the Marshall county
saloon keepers arrested for violation Of
the liquor laws, was yesterday committed
10 Jail at Moundsville. Col. Arnett, bis
attorney, explained TO reporter last night
that Dolan went 10 jail In order that O writ
Of hdbedS corpus might be obtained Tor him
and the validity Of the law under which
he and seventeen others were proceeded
against thus tested in higher court. d,
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FOR CuRIsTMAs ANDTHE HOLIDAYS

Our celebrated Kult Jackets, shirts,
Dress Rui Wooden; Mliilers, Silk and
Cashmere; Handkerchleis, SILK and
MRen; Gloves, all kinds; Umbrellas, SILK
and bingham, and Scotch Wool Under.
wear, warranted not to shrink, Of
O. HESS & SONS',
Merchant TailOrs and Gents Furnishers,
1891 u 1898 Market Street.
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RIVER NEWS.
stage OF the Water and Movements of the
Bontg.

Stage OF the Water and Movements of TIT
Boats.
Considering the high stage the river at
tanned and the cold weather Of yesterday
the fall in the twenty-four hours ending
at dusk last night, was not a rapid one by
any means. At that time there was {
depth in the channel here, according
to the marks, OF "a feet. Early il
the afternoon boats OF the coal
fleet began to pass and they CON
tinued to go by till 1t was dark. They
were mostly steamers belonging to the
big class and had large tows. This morn
ing the river ct this point will probably
be thick with boats Of the fleet, and they
will be passing all day, making the sight
from the river front, and especially on the
lsvse, q lively and spirited one.
A dispatch received last night from
Pittsburgh says the river there Is 10 feet
9 inches andS falling, and that the coal
shipments made to Louisville and Clncin.
natl in the previous twenty.iour hours
aggregate 100000 bushels.
The Telegram did Q good business yes.
terday In the Darlington trade.
The Diamond, II. NJ. Townsend and
John Walton passed up yesterday.
The name Of the towboat D. W. Wood.
ward has been changed to that Of Bob
Pritchard.
The Fashion Is due down at an early
hour this morning on her way from Fits.
burgh to Cincinnati.
The Andes was little late in getting
away last night, having been detained by
q big trip both ways.
The Rsaolute, OF Gray's Iron Line,
passed down at noon yesterday with big
tow Of loaded covered model barges.
The big W. W. o'Neill has been on the
docks at Plt!sbufsh, but expects to come
of to-day and start at once for the South
with q big tow Of coal.
The boats Of the coal feet that went
down with tows yesterday were: Jim
Wood, B. D. Wood, VIM. O. Homer, Sam
Miller, Fred Wilson, Bonner No. . and
Percy kelsey.
The reports received from above Pitts
buTgh last Right were as follows: Rlce's
Landing, u fest; Greensboro, 10 feet Q
inches; Lock No. 4, 10 feet s inches;
Brownsville, IS feet inches; Oil City, 4
feet 5 inches; Parker, feet. At all Of
these points the waters were falling.
The sad intelligence was received early
this morning that bud" Neal, q well
known pilot had died suddenly at Indus.
try ct an early hour last evening, He
was in charge Of the wheel on the
steamer Elaine, which was on her
way down from Pittsburgh with ten barges
Of coal. HeThad Just made q land.
ing ct that point when he fell.
Heart disease was the cause. Alter
his death the Barnard took the tow
and the Elaine came down light, taking
the body to Parkersburg, whore he lived,
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ApanR Of about thirty men were at work
on TTen,yssVenth stroet yesterday, ex.
lending tho track Of the Wheeling Rail.
Way Company-ths electrical road. II
,rsS NOT learned whether they would be
sIjowsd 10 continue up that street, east Of
OhaplIne and down Eotf, as their route
iies, That portion 10 paved with brick.
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Police Court is quiet this week,
friends.
Rev. Mr.. Hussey, OF Mt Pleasant, left last night
fora pleasure trip to California.
Mr.. Charles EeumRn left yesterday for Chippewa
Lake, where he will make Arrangements for run.
ming hotel this summer.
The high river flowing against the cinder bank at
the Lahelle glass works caused q constantly rising
know OF the bank fire, as TO what was the cause
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Afternoon.
Evening Services.

Service Of Prayer and song, lod by Mr.. !. 9
Lynch, General Secretary Of tue Young MEMS
ChriSiIan ASSOCIATION, ESQ to- p, No.
Money as a Factor In the Coming Campaign, BY
Rev. D. 4. Cunningham, DID and W. A. Wilson,
Esq, to 1902. m.
RIaton Of the Amendment 10 the Interest o.
the Worklpgmop, by Rev. N. ], Sloppy, DID,
MOnOngRhela City Pa, 1850 TO S;lb p. 70.
General Address by Rev. A. H. Norcrots, DID,,
PitbburRh, Pa, s:Ib TO or, m.
Organization. Q to $50 p. m. Jas
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The sIost Arroonhln

as well as the most effective method Of
dispelling Headache, Colds and Feyers,
or Cleansing the syatem, Is by taking q
few doses Of the pleasant California LIQUID
fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs. Messrs.
Logan, & Co., Anton P. Hess, r. B. Burt
and O. Msnfemeller hEye been appointed
agents for Wheeling, ". Va.
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We have Just opened specially for the
Holiday trade the most elegant line Of ma
chimes ever brought to this city. We have
the Standard and White finished In Ma.
hogany, Oak, Antique Oak, Ash and Cher.
~. Choice will be given to Holiday pur.
chassIs without additional coat. Read
ON' 'N' - 'DD En-. L. Resi- & Co.
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CHE Gnteuiqereer.
Odiooi Nos. 20 and 81 fourteenth Street,


For Ren.-Hanoyer Hotel, Martins Ferry.
Water Filters-Nesbltt q Bro.
A lard-Iulius yRcObS-FouIth page.
JnIt Recolyed--H. HAuAueI.
siocShnlderg' Melting Belmont Nail Co,
Fof ant From April 1-G. o. Smith.
HommopAthy-Bo ericko 4 Tatel:
FOr Rent aud For sAie-W. Il. Rinehart.
OperS Houe-si Perkins,
Loui,l1nA state Lottery Company.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Wheeling Iron and Nall COmn0rv

The animal meeting Of Tho Stockholders a, a..
whe<lip Iron and Nail Company viii be- MA G y.
The Jfhce OF the Company on Wednesday. JSnS,Ss
81, 1sSS, at clock p. m, for the purrcss 7,
electlng Directors and transaotlnR such othS =.
business a. may properly come before n Al NJ
meeting Will be o1ery resolution 10 extend ~
time Of tho continuance OF the Corporation n, !
period not exceeding hity yeAm. W
dF2S Va u. D. HUBBARD. sec,e,...
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS

OF THE BGPPSS
.UM ASPHALT PAVING COMPANY, i'oHk
AT the annual meeting Of Tho RSrbOr Iv,A.,.
Paving Company to DO held at the oaee " NY
Complny, No Broadway, New Yorf Nh ne
York January is, 1855 resolution win 10 6s W
70 increase me number Of shares Of ite cSS i
majority Of shareholders NAV determine us
A L BARBER, PIesIdsr,
VI WlCkhAAt de1t
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DUNE FARM FOR SALE,

Situated az miles southwest Of 81. ClAIrsTills,
containing. 1876 acres Of choice land, on which
there Is good tWo.story brick dwelling and two.
story name dwelling; be1t barn In Belmont coun
~, stables wagon EhedI, corn cribs and all DCcel
kinds; three good apple orchards, q rood pear
orchard, plenty OF water at all times. This Is one
Of the best stock farms In BclmoHt county, and
can be divided 10 mako TWO good farms VII 10
sold cheap and on easy terms For Particular
call on or address. E. T. HOWELL,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent
ocQl BRfDaEPoET, o.
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WAsHINaToE. D. O., Jan. ll.-Ror West
Virgins and Western Pennsylvania, cold
or. fair weather, preceded by snow on the
iakes, fresh 10 brisk northWesteTly winds,
hTisk 10 high on the lakes.
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PLEASANT to the taste, surprisingly
quick in effect and economical In price
no wonder that DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Is
the leading preparation Of its kind,
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Notice.

James Cunningham Is 10 longer in our
employ. D. GUNDLING & Co.,
So Twelfth street.
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PROHIBITION
Mass Meeting.
At
CAPITOL RINK,
Thursday Next.
ALL DAY AND EVENING.
ALL DAY AND EVENING

Tho following programme has been arranged fol
the occasion. The ability and high BAnoing Of
the Spe1kerS viii guarantee 4 large attendance:
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GENERAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

Mr. Julius Jacobs wishes TO announce IA ~,
friends and patrons that he has connected him.,
with the well known arm Of Henry Jscobs = =
and viii b much pleased TO nave ali his ,,,..,
call on him, and assures them that be ',,s.u
lhGll serve them right and Offer more inducer,",,
than be eyercould before. ~
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HORRIBLE blotches and pimples removed
by skin-success and effectuRlly baniGhed.
At drug store Of McLAin Bros.
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The thermometer at schnspFs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday, reg.
istered % follows:
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PROGRAMME.

Prayer and song service, led by Rev. W. G. RIhSl'
dAier, . 10 $50 a.. N.
Relation Of the Constitutional Amendment 10
PerJonRl Liberty by Rev. re-. CAN'T $50 70 10 An
woman's Work for the Amendment by Mrs..
Jennie HcClurkin, State Organiser, 10 10 IL Q, N.
Hon. g. W, Atkinson, Ph.D.
The Press ~ Factor In Temperance Work. BY
Rev. z s. Jones and Rev. W. Il. Cooke, D. D., IL TO
II noon.
Afternoon.
Relation Of the Prohibition Amendment TO the
Commercial Interests OF the State, by Rev. r, n.
Randolph, DID,, to SPIN.
Upon what Basis OF Organization can the Tenn
perauco Forces Of the Stale DO United, BY key AL.
Jordan and Rev. r. II. BlAisdell, PhD'i 3 TO p N.
Relation Of the Prohibition Amendment 70 the
Public veal by Judge q. h, CrAnmer ana Rev. 4
II, DoInblRser, I 10 5p, m,
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Sold everywhere. Price, CuticurA, &c.; Soap,
2Sc.; Reiolvent, q. Prepared BY the Potter. Drug
and Chemical %, Boston, Mas.
bB-Sond for "HoW 10 Cure Skin Diseases" q
pages, 30 illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
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The joint session being dissolved thu
Second Branch resumed Its session and
took up an ordinance from the Gas Trus'
ices, fixing the price Of gas burned in and
after February Ut 81 per 1000 feet, with q
rebate OF % per cent II paid on or before
the tonth day Of each month.
The Trustees In an accompanying com.
municRtion stated that they believed II to
be 10 the best interests Of the Gas Trust
that this vital reduction be made OF once,
and urged and recommended that the or.