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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02
BRLLAIRB
All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City

A. KlotT hiss gone East on business,
The Street Car Company are ballaSting their
line with gravel from the hill,
The glass houses here arc making some good
Canadian shipments Of glass.
Or. Todd and Arthur Mailing, Of bridgeport,
were down yesterday on business.
The cooper shop Of Mcconnell will 60 on thi,
mOrning after being idle two weeks,
MesSts, Gutellius and Furlpng, Of WellSVille
were here yesterday on railroad business
II. a. LlchtenbeEgeF was IN WellsyIllO THU
week IN attendance Al . young nepheW's funeral
The Pennsylvania plumbers were hero yeSleE'
day putting In the gas fixtures " the new o. q y
:, Thieves went through the residence Of Il, Nc
Ready this week aud got away with lot o.
ieWelTy.
Archie Kelsey, Of Kelsey's, passed through or
hiis way 70 Seville OUT near Cleveland, Tor
Yihll there.
Tomorrow, January 8, tho Woneu's Benoyo
lent Society will receive donations for the worthy
pooFat City Hall.
John Rock, sexton at Rose hin cemetery.
aud ~ lcss than In SO.
Henry LAndkrohn had twenIy'three pound
wild turkey hanging Al his store yesterday, tht
largest seen here this winter.
Beginning with the new year there has beer
made some Important changes In freight rates or
iron and steel advancing them little,
All the engine whistles, both stationary Rnt
locomotive, blew the old year out aud the new III
bells and all making great noise, and soaring
some people who had forgotten the night,
Two young men, Jimmie Johnson aud Che
Smith, cast small cannon yesterday out Of LEAD
and loading II With half i pound OF powder
touched II Otf. smith Is minus the flesh on hi
right hand, The cannon went 10 pieces ant
could mot be found. Smith will not be able L
do anything fora long while,
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rhe slnle Llne ILaIlroad.

Report says that the State Line rail-
road project will be pushed as soon as
tho surveys arc all completed aud the
rights OF way and local aid have been
secured. Correspondence Is now being
had with railroad contractors by the pro.
jeOtors, aud as soon as the preliminary
work Is done that Is absolutely neces'
sary, the work will be prosecuted. Now
that the Union bridge and the Ohio
roads arc being pushed forward, the
friends Of the Estate Line" should re.
now their efforts with redoubled vlgor,
as II insurCs moro and many valuable
connections whom once tho plans Of tue
projectors Rre known aud understood,
Ruinos arc rife Of work being com.
inCnCed soon on tho heavy work, OH tho
line Of the s. r. 4 o., In tho vicinity oil
Hopedale, o.
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The day was generally observed in
Wheeling, business, public and private,
being suspended, At the poStofIlce the
usual holiday arrangements were OBJ
served. At the city and county Offices
and the Federal building there was
nothing going on, and private business,
except In those lines which cater to the
holiday trade, was suspended and nearly
all the stores were shut, Tho saloons
did not do the business they expected
to, aud though both theatres were
crowded, the afternoon audiences were
nothing like those OF Christmas. Many
Of the industrial establishments Of the
city did not shut down, which affected
the general air Of things about town
very perceptibly,
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New Years was quiet day In Martins Ferry
Charles Kuckuck Is in Pittsburgh on business
DR.. VIII II. Hall is visiting his parents al
Kent,
Miss Anna HObbsentcFtalncd u party oIirlends
last night.
Oakland Hall moved his family to woOdsllcld
yesterday.
William ". Priest, OF stcubenvillC, spent New
Years In this city.
The Graham Earle Company, thirteen In mum
Der, Is al the Haywood,
DR.. George KlnSey, OF MI. Pleasant, spent New
Years In Martins Ferry.
VIII Dennis, OF Sandwich Mass. Is visiting
his brother, Frank Dennis.
For coal 20 to A. q, Shaver. oalce at resi-
dcnCe, Order by telephone.
Mrs. Charles Myers and her brother, Alex Nc
ConRhey, are visiting friends ut Cleveland.
Pearl township tax books will DO at tho otlict
Of J, \. laues on Thursday, January ., lSSV'
The Etna mill will resume In all department
this morning, The Standard resumed yesterday
Officers VIII Thomas and George Murphy 70
signed last night aud Samuel NestwoOd Will dt
likewise,
Miss Ella Clever, Of Mt, Pleasant, who hai
been quito sick Ut Cincinnati, was taken homt
yesterday,
Tho social and orange festival at tho U.
church last night was largely attended aud net
ted good sum.
The Misses Loring, Of Wheeling, will give nj
entertainment here In March for tho benefit o
the Episcopal church.
Miss Hattie Lowe, OF StcubGnvllle, who hui
teen visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Is. Gillespie, 70
turned home yesterday.
Cupid,s Capers-JAy PlOwharden aud Miss Belle
Porter, Charles fGetlCrer aud Miss Anna Neylll
Dan ReardOn aud Miss May Griffith Oihcn
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YHH NEW YEARS day,
How it was Observed in Wheel
ing in all Circles Yesterday,
NOT MUCH CALLING NOTED
But BusinesO Generally Suspended,
tho Day Given up to having u
Good Tlme.--,The Year opeps
Under Favorable Skies.

Despite all that can be written or said
in the way Of urging q revival Of the
good old custom Of New Years calling
the custom is one that fails to prevail
here in Wheeling to any marked extent
In other words 1t does notsbecome gen
eral, and a mutual pleasures missed by
both hostesses and callers. The advo-
cacy Of the revival Of the custom does
not include necessarily the beautifully
spread tables and other elaborate features
that distinguished the custom Of former
years, but rather short social chats that
allow an exchange Of the seasons COM
pliments, The fault lies largely with
the gentlemen that the custom is not
revived il they would turn out In good
" numbers on New Years Day the
custom would be revived with no one
knowing how II was really done, There
were some out making the ronnd
Of their lady friends homes last night,
but the number was comparatively
small. OF those who kept up the Gus
tom there were none who regretted hay
Ing done SO, Miss Florence OFT held q
formal reception ut tho residence OF her
father, Mr., NJ. L. OFT, on North Main
street, In which she was assisted by
her guest, Miss Badly, OF st, Paul, the
Misses Loring and their guest, Miss
MCLain, OF Meadville, Pa, Miss Hazlett
and Miss Lydia McMechen, Callers were
most handsomely entertained by Miss
OFT and her lady friends, Miss Kate
White, assisted by some Of her friends,
also formally received at her home on
Fourteenth street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02
DR. JEPsOS RESPONDS
To Some Low Rllngs Of the Register In Yes
tordRy's Issue,

The following was left at the Register
office last night, 1t explains itself;
Eiiior fine Rgi.isr.
| seriously object to the illusions to
myself in your report OF the municipal
convention OF Monday, They weFe gem
orally untrue and ungentlemanly,
went 10 that convention merely as q
spectator, and was chosen to a vacancy
in the Second ward delegation, l enter
ed no caucus with anyone, my sole pur
pose being, as expressed, ITO vote for nc
man who II nominated would disgrace
tho ticket, or II elected would disgrace
the city," Iclaim to be u patriotic citi,
zen, DESTROYS Of advancing the welfare O
the city before that Of any party
and seriously object to being writer
up as II | were scheming politician,
would delight to sec the very best men
filling all public positions In the city
Your party, however has neglected an
opportunity Of presenting as candidate
for Mayor an honorable merchant Rn(
an equally honorable physician, prefer
riag by large majority, one over WHOSE
Career hllCe ulh bleytluu W hWluE wv
would iain draw the veil OF charity
You can scarcely, however, expect meI
who have the best interests OF the city al
heart to aid In continuing in authority
as Mayor q man whose greatest claim L
popularity is based on his conViyiality,
Any Mayor Of the city OF Wheel
ing may DO at times conViVial
possibly, but he should n
Ieast be capable OF something highel
and better. Now, make this PROPOSE
ton: Withdraw your ConyiyiNl candl
date and agree to vote for and aid thl
election Of some such high-minded, intel
ligent Democrat as Mr., John Naylor
Mr., John Hall, Mr., g. g, Hannah o.
any QUE OF a dozen others whom coulC
name. believe we can in this way lii
the city out OF tho unhappy condition
into which it has fallen and institute
some much needed reforms,
scarcely expect you to accept THU
proposition, but the Republican part!
will on Saturday next, try to obvlat'
the necessity by nominating an honor
able, upright gentleman, whom the peo
pie, Democrats us well as Republicans
viii elect, S. L. JEPsoN.
Wheeling, Jan. !, 1850.
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A correspondent Of the tNTELLldEScEF
writing FROM HopUdalo says:
Tho extended notice OF white Caps
In your paper Of Thursday had It's origin
Ia q per5ohal and family quarrel While
there may have been some irregularities
there Is no organization Of "WGito Caps
In this community, and tho report oil
outrageS, while diSRraceful enough, was
highly exaggerated, very much OF II I'M
true. The grand Jury may have some.
thing 10 do III the future III regard 10 the
trouble. Tho good people Of the vicinity
we think have too much good sense 10
tolerate the "WhltO Cap" method OF al.
low tho laws to DO violated with impu.
nlLV.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02

Nearly all diseases originate from In
action Of the liver, and this especially
the case with chills and fever, ihtermit'
tent levets, and inAlarlal diseases. To
save doctors bills and ward of disease
take Simmons Liver Regulator tnedii
cline that increases In popularity each
year, and has become the most popular
and best endorsed medicine In tho mar
kOt for the Cure Of liver or bowel dis
gasUB,-TeisOrdDh, Dubuque, Ia. MwFGw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02

Early yesterday morning a country.
man who did not give Ills maine, but
who was said 10 be from Washington
county, Pa complained to 0lllcer Shorts
flint ho had been robbed Of $40, lie
snid hu was In a Second wnrd saloon,
when q man whom no did notkpow, but
whose description Is that Of n well
known local crook, suggested that they
no out and "call on the girls" llo con-
senlCd, aud was conducted over tho
creek. lnlhu dark spot near Holidays
planning mill tho crook trlpped up the
rountryman, aud going through him
got a shot bag coLRlnlng over $40 In
tNnUuV
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NIoundsyille.

Deputy Sheriff George A. Jones has moved into
the jail.
Airec lunch was giycnat tho YIN CA. rooms
last night.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed. 2auo gave a pleasant party
Monday night.
Mr., VIII GtandStafT aud Miss Games were
married Sunday night.
Alice McNeChen, Of Benwood, IsvisIting the
family Of ]. A. Ewing.
Mrs. James Alexander, nee Miss Emma Lalng,
Is visiting friends here.
Tho small boys sercnaded Mr.. "Tot" Powell
and his bride Monday night
Ell. Criswell gave the proper bond Monday
aud qualified as Justice Of tho Peace.
Editor John W. Burchinal has returned from
q visit to his homo In Pennsylvania.
Miss n. Clark, Of tho Island, Is visiting Miss
Maggie Mcconnell, OF the Second ward,
MB. II. +. Myers, wife OF tho Rev. u. +. Myers.
Of the Presbyterian church, has gone East.
Miss Addic :wyrick, Of BelaIrc, visited tho
family DIV. ]. Burnley, Saturday and Sunday.
The Misses Zane, OF Wheeling, who have been
visiting Mt. 7. W. brown, returned homo yes.
to-day.
J. W, Francis and Charles Rankin returned
To the University Of MOrgRntown yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Walter Evans returned from Belmont
county, o., Monday, where she was visiting her
daughter, Mrs. W. Il, Nichols.
The miners at tho MoundsVlllc coal works
were out Monday while some necessary repair.
Ing wRs done. They returned 10 work yesterday
morning.
The Webster Wagon company, at the penltCn.
tary Is closing up Its business hero Rs rapidly as
possible preparatory 10 removing It's works TO
some other State.
Miss jessie LAkin, accompanied by Miss
Hughes, daughter Of the Rev. 7. Il. Hughes,
spent the holidays at home. They are both stu.
dents Of Delaware college.
The gentlemen managing the question Of n
new charter and extension Of corporation limits
10 push the matter successfully In the coming
session OF the Legislature.
Mr. Bruce Hhepefd was accidentally shot
through the thigh Monday night by a revolver In
the hands Of Ed 8OmmervlllO. The revolver was
Of large cAlibrc, aud painful though not dan.
Rerous, wound was inflicted. There Is too much
careless handling Of guns and reVOlvcrs by tho
boys OF this town.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02
THE POULTRY AND Pet SHOW.
AN Ausplcious opening Yestordny-som
of tho Entries.

An Auspicious Opening YeSterdny-somt
OF the Entries.
Tho fourth annual exhibition OF the
Wheeling Poultry Association opened
yesterday in the old court house. The
attendance was better than on the open.
ing day OF any former exhibition, prob
ably on account OF the more popular
character OF the exhibit, which In addi-
ton to all kinds Of chickens, geese,
ducks, turkeys, guinea fowls, pigeons,
doves and other poultry, includes
about one hundred dogs fine
specimens Of rare breeds and beau.
ties Of Commoner kinds, with some OF
the Cutest pups ever seen-several cages
OF cats, 'Coons, Guinea pigs and other
pets. The dogs have been referred to at
length. Among the considerable NUM-
Der added yesterday were two fine Eng.
lish inastitls, DR.. Wilbur's famous bull
dog with tho silver stomach, and two
fine grey hounds, Cherokee Frank"
and bis son jeff, the property OF James
Simms, who will exhibit them atthe
next bench show at Pittsburgh.
The cat room, which has also a NUM-
Der Of rare pigeons and doves, the 'coons
and guinea pigs, is the room first to the
right when you enter the building.
Here are shown, among others, the rare
collection Of cats belonging to DR.. Il.
Booking. Among them is u Maltese,
seventeen months old, weighing twelve
pounds; an Angora fifteen months old,
weighing twelve ,poundsi tiger cat and
old and weighing eleven pounds, aud
some very cunning and playful Angora
kittens, Just received from an Eastern
fancier yesterday.
The exhibition has something to inter
est everybody. II Is open day and eve
ming, and ought to be encouraged by a
large attendance every day. LISA credit
to the city and will spread Weddings
fame abroad.
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in tho eats, sometimes q roarIng buEElnE
sound arc caused by CRlarrli, that exceed
ingly disagrcpable and very common ,
dispase, Loss Of sme OF hearing also
Tcstijt from Calarrh Hoods sarsapari
In. ille great blood purifier, u q peCull'
aFIy butCeBBiul remedy for this disease
which Il cures by purifying the blood,
Ii Won suffer from CAtarrh, wy Hoods
'''H'"i"''''' D&w42
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The river continues 10 fall at lhil
point. Tho loyee gauge at dusk lasI
evening showed a depth In the channel
here Of 10 feet s inches, q fall Of nearly
ono and onU.hali feet In twenty.iOii
hours. The Katie Stockdale passed
down al 0 o'clock yesterday morning In
lis PlltsburRh. Cincinnati trade and The
Hudson passed up In the same trade al
II o'clock. The o. w. Bachelor goI
away ID ils Pittsburgh trade AZ 0 o'clock
and the Courier left at noon for Park.
ersburg, The Ben Hur ID this morn.
ing'B pafkeBburg packet
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lila. Come Hack to wcDt virginia.

Major j. j. Peterson, formerly editor
Of the Huntington Republican, but who
has been out west for some time as Pro
lessor In tho Northwestern Military
Academy, las resigned his position and
returned TO Huntington, whore he will
make his future home. .HO will proba'
lily resume the publication OF tho Rpub'
iicdn, but perhaps under another name.
His family is now ut Weston, but will
Join him at Huntington, shortly. All
who know Mr.. Peterson will give him q
warm welcome back.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02

Is Natures own truO laxative, II Il
tho most easily taken, aud tho most
effective remedy known 10 cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costlyoi to dis
pol Headaches, Colds and Feyergi Ia
Cure HRbltuAl Constipation, lhdiges.
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company, For
sale In 30 Cts and si.0O bottles by Logan
4 Co., Anton +. Hess, H. u, Burt and
q. AInti kninnllnt.
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NEW YEARS FESTIVITIES,


OpNUeEk Nuu hult Va NHu HAAuHhSANhsA AstHpe
Evening,
There was u very enjoyable New
Years concert and ball given by the
MWnnerchor Singing Society at its hall
in the Cranglo building last night There
was u fine turnout oil members and their
fair friends, and they passed the time
very pleasantly. The concert programme
embraced two oyertures by the Opera
House orchestra; two chornses for the
MGnnerChor; q vocal solo, Verdis "On
Rosy Wings" by Miss Kate Michel,
who sang in her usual accom-
pllshed and pleasing manner; a
violin solo by Master Alfred Spell
a piano solo by Prof. Hermann Ar6enz,
the able director Of the society, and who
had charge Of tho programmeia clar'
ionette solo by Mr.. II. Jaeger, and a
vocal solo by Mr.. F. O. Arbenz. The
programme was concluded with q selec'
ton from the "Beggar Student" ar
ranged for this occasion by Professor
Ar6enz, in which Miss Michel took
the solo parts, while the Ladies' Section
and the MNnnerchor supplied the
choruses. The entire programme was
we'll received. The floor was cleared at
It's conclusion and tho Opera House
orchestra supplied tho music for dane
ing till IN early hour this morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02

The State Assembly Knights OF Labor
will hold its regular annual meeting ut
X. of l.. hall, Charleston, on Tuesday,
January s. Quite u number Of dele
gates are expected and business OF con-
siderable Importance will likely be trans.
acted. II isexpected that u Legislative
Committee will be appointed to hid in
securing desirable legislation in the in.
terests Of labor at tho coming session OF
thu l.nnialnkiIrn.
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He also furnishes the following slgnia-
cant carriers annual report for 1888,
which speaks volumes for the increase
IUEFIIIlllaI Observation-Disclosures 'F'''
coLLECTHp.


True delicacy Of flavor with true eff.
cacy OF action has been attained In the
famous California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup Of Figs. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm.
mensely popular. II cleanses the sys.
tom, cures Costlvcness, etc. For sale In
80 cts and $l.00 bottles by Logan 4 Co.,
Anton p, Hess, II. u. Burt and Q. Men.
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Since tho recent numerous fatalities
on the railroads OF this vicinity, tho
engine crews on Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
switching engines have adopted a CON.
lnendablO practice. When n train Is
following tic engine or Is coming on
another track, a member Of the .Crew
warns persons who are walking on the
track aud step OIL, Of the danger follow.
ing. Had this been done always, not
ono out VI n dozen sud fatalities Of re.
cent occurrence in this vicinity would
hive happened.
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WELLsvtLLE, ONO, Jan. Ion Christ.
mas morning the remains Of a Cleveland
4 Pittsburgh Railroad llagmAn wore
found lying beside tho track near here
aud II was supposed that he had been
struck by d passing train. The auLhorl'
ties arc now OF tho Lopinion that no was
murdered aud robbed Of large sum oil
money which lO had with him at the
linn
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SPECIAL NOTICE

t,adlsN 1fAiF DtSaalnE PatiorS-Club iIateS'
Ladies' wishing their hair dressed IN
the evening for special occasions, iot six
or more VIC will furnish reduced rates,
and have our man call at residence 10 DO
the work, For further particulars apply
At parlots. Lou AwAnACEER,
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The Germania Singing Society gave
It's annual holiday ball at its hall In the
Public Library building last night
There was large and very jolly crowd
present, and the time was passed very
pleasantly dancing to tho music Of
Meister's orchestra from Bridgeport and
listening to several choruses sung BY the
active members OF the society.
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FOll FAIL AND MINTER.

lust received n complete and artistic
assortment Of sultlngs, PantalOOnings
and OvCrcOntings, which We warrant to
make lIp In ilEst.Glass style, and at rea'
sOnable prices. Fit guaranteed.
speCialtles-JuSt rCcriyCl, so dozen
ulore of the best 50 cent White Shirts
made. Fancy Flannel Shirts ut so cents
auI upwards. Full linO Of our Cele.
'"'N 6. HESS & SONS,
1921 & 1898 Market Street.
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Attl,o Hotals.

At tho hotels New Years Day was
observed in manner similar to the
Christmas celebration. There were Ella.
borate bills OF fare, excellently well
served and greatly enjoyed by those
who partook.
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Bosrox, Jan. i.-wool steady and price Grmi
Ohio and penntylyGnl4 \ SSGSlci Xxx an, and
C0mblng and dOlHlnC at 39alOc for No. and 500
&c for hnC delaine; unwAshed COmbing 8Oag2c
Territory and other unwahhed woods range GOH
Csc, pulled woods l0ai2c; western Auperhne 8Sd
85C foreign woods steady,
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wAsulxaroX, d. O., jan. IL For
West Virglnia, Western Pennsylvania
and Ohio, fair, warmer weather, south
westerly winds, fresh to brisk along the
1okna
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Tho thermometer Mt schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows:
III. m.......".~,. % gp. ni-."..,'..,,'.,'. e e
R, n.,'. : y y ais.S h :ii''''''' 40
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02

Maggie Adolph is able to boRrOund again after
a few days sickness,
Mr., Stewart Carrlck, OF Cleveland, Is visiting
his htheT'In'law, Mr, Chapman, In RirkwOOd.
Mr.. Charley AdOlph sports brand new Ola,
mond pin, presented to him by his sister Maggie,
Miss Hannah Smith leaves this morning To
visit her brother W, II Smith, Of MIlgO juno
ton,
Mr. Addison Thompson aud wife entertained
MF. Thomas sargent and wife ut their home In
KirkwoOd Saturday evening, euCheF being the
chief amusement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-01-02

The Baltimore 4 Ohio Company have
placed on sale between Wheeling and
BVllaire d monthly Bixty.trlp commute.
ton ticket At 90. For particulars enquire
al Baltimore & Ohio ticket office.
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Special Sales.
New Advertisements.
Dog, P0ultryald PetStOGk Show
A4nin nnIInr nnIIsE-
At oLp COURT HOUSE.

Dlnot fall to atlCndlt. The largest collection
OF lhoroughbTpdttOCk Of all kinds ever exhibited
In the city logs Of oil Sizes aud breeds aud OF
great value, from tho thy lap midget 10 the
llTgc and powerful English Mastif and 81!
soonest specimens Of Poultry ever exhibited.
This beautiful collection OF pets was never
Cqualled.
Dr. wllburE famous dog, Dandy, with silver
stomach, Is m exhibition day aud evening,
Call and see tho wonders Of scientific breed
Ing. open day aud evening.
Admission q cents. children iOCentO. la2