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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-21

The meetings in the Presbyterian
church this week continue with unway'
ering interest,
The death Of Miss Amelia Breidenstein
Is n sad blow to her family and friends,
Her loving disposition had eudeared her
TO the many with whom she came in
contact, and her place cannot be filed.
B. B. Loe and W. II, Clark, delegates
to tho Y. NJ, @, a. State Convention at
Toledo, returned Tuesday, highly elated
over their delightful trip and tho work
OF TIE convention. They will be ex-
peCted to give a good report next Sunday
at the 4 o'clock song service In Y. NJ. q,
A. hall, to which all are invited.
A pleasant social gathering was held
In Good Templar hall Tuesday evening,
which was highly entertaining to the
members Of the lodge. The programme
consisted ot songs, readings and speeches,
and closed after q pleasant hour spent
In general conversation. These open
meetings ought to become quite popular
and be productive Of much good.
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on and GaA Notes from washington.

The Natural Gas Company OF West
Virginia is drilling a well on the Chap
man farm, one mile west OF the Shelter
dry hole, Donegal township,
Some Wheeling parties will drill a well
on the Bonar farm, ono milo south Of
Coon Island, Donegal township.
The Wheeling Gas Company are oper.
atlng on the Deeds farm, two miles
northwest OF West Alexander.
William Reedy, a driller on one Of the
wells near tho Baltimore & Ohio railroad
east OF Washington, was severely burn
ed about the hands and face yesterday
morning. Just as they had about finish
cd drilling out the bridge Q sudden flow
Of gas came on, setting the rig on fire
and burning Reedy,
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taxing peposItions for Atkinson.

George R. L. Gilchrist, the notary
public, commenced yesterday the work
Of taking dispositions bearing upon the
illegal votes alleged to have been CASTOR
John o. Pendleton for Congress. A
number OF witnesses are summoned for
each day, and II Is expected that the
work OF gathering the evidence will con.
sume nearly II not quite all the time
allotted by law for the purpose. The
witnesses examined yesterday were
mainly from Brooke county.
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A PLEASANT CELEBRATION


by Kulshts of PhIthlas-A Drunken AIa,
pino-Geusrnl NOWs Notes and Personals,
w, II. Blackford has returned from a
pleasant visit in Pennsylvania.
A seyen.pound boy baby was born to
Mr., and Mrs. Eugene Burris yesterday.
Last night a large audience enjoyed
"Little Nugget" by the SissOn'Brady
Comedy Company. "Monte CristO" to-
night will draw well,
A meeting OF the labor organizations
will be held at the Rechabite hall on
Friday evening Mt 7 O'Clock for the dis
cussion Of the eight-hour question,
Yesterday q slight fire occurred in the
Opera House, caused by some gasoline
being spilled on q gasoline stove and
ignitlng, The damage done was iHsig'
niticant.
William Woodruff, a spike mailer az
the Laughlin Mill, has resigned, and will
leave next week for MunciO, Ind where
he has secured a better position in q
rolling mill,
Yesterday Mr., viii A. Miller, manager
OF the Lafayette Opera House, leased the
new Opera House for five years. There
were several other experienced theatrical
men after It. This Opera House will be
opened by one Of the best attractions on
the road.
kilograms sent IRON New York and
other points TO the contractors on the
Wheeling 4 Lake Eric railroad at Mt,
Pleasant are forwarded from Martins
Ferry by the grape vine telegraph, One
was taken out by Mr., Tweedy, the liv'
erymau, yesterday.
Acrazy, drunken, one-legged German,
who resenbled Bismarck to some ex.
tent, made q ~disgraCeful exhibition Of
himself yesterday afternoon and was ar
rested with considerable difficulty,
officer Weems could not arrest him
alone, and 1t was only with the assist
anco OF officer Westwood and Others
that he was placed in q wagon and
hauled to the lookup. His arrest at
traCted o large crowd, During his strug-
giles he kicked his wooden leg of, After
he was locked up he tore around like a
maniac, until it became necessary to re-
move eyerythingin the cell. Earlier in
the day tho police experienced consider.
able difficulty in arresting a laborer
named Riley, who was fighting drunk.
Another drunk was also arrested during
the day.
The entertainment given nj LAFAYETTE
Hall nv Ohio City Lo5ce No IA, K Of p,
m Tnesdn v.cvenIpD cnmmemoroiinvth e
twcntv.Sitb onniyersarv of The ionnda.
lion 81 the order, was n success in the
imllest sense Of the word Nearly every
memLer n The Iod"o and thar wives.
children, sweetheaTts, and n few other
invited guests attended, numbering in
Mi neariy SO0 nersonsl At S,S0 Tie
opening ode was sung by the order, fol.
Lived nv i]nvocation nv Mr., Henry
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thought that the Board Of Edu.
cation will grant n half holiday in
the afternoon In order that the children
may witness the parade Of the Jr, o, u.
A. NJ, which Is to form part OF a rather
extensive celebration OF thedayarrapged
TO beheldby that progressive order. The
exercises in the schools and the carrying
out Of the programme arranged by the
Jr, o, u, A. N, will result in q celebra.
ton OF the day such as has not been
known In Wheeling for several years,
II, in addition to this, the recommends.
tions Of MayorS eabrightw were carried out
the day would probable be made a
memorable one,
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John Monohan, one Of the young men
arrested last Saturday evening charged
with stealing o%vercoats from the
Young Mems Christian Association
building, on the South Side, and
who WIS held by JUSTICE Davis In the
sumof 81, 200 to answer before the Grand
Jury, was last evening taken before
Judge PAUL, in chambers, on a writ oil
haJeas corpus. gotten out by Charles
Smith, his attorney, and released on his
own recognizance in tho sum OF $500,
All the testimony was 10 tue effect that
Monohan was not the thief. Tho evi.
denCe against Hess, the other young
man held for the robbery, is much
stronger.
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TIE Raglan lectures, OF which the
second in the series Is TO DO given 10.
night ut the Opera House for the benefit
Of tho Women's Union Benevolent So.
uiety, are each illustrated by eighty
scenes, superbly illuminated by the
oxyRen.hydrogeh light aud magniled to
the size Of 900 square feet.
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Dangerous Use Of Strong ParsatiVes,

Most pills, %rutEatlves aud Bitter Waters,
which act quickly upon tho bowels, irrliAtC and
often destroy tho mucous coats Of the stomach
and bowels. Indeed their CatharLlC action IL
directly caused BY the irritation OF the bowels,
which they produce. Their action should DO
soothing Rhl stimulating instead OF Irritating.
4 continued iisO Of such remedies produces
chronic Inflammation Of the stomach and bowels.
This often ends in dangerous disease. Tho use
Is highly recommended ~ Ru apOrlchL, laxative
and dlufcllC, because liz action IL duabOlely 10
lis solvent and stimulating properties. II
sOOthes and Allays Inflammation, aud Il there.
and Bitter Waters.
beware Of lmliNtlOuS., Dr. TOboldts lecture
on CalAbRd Hpridel salt aud pamphlets mailed
free. EIEnOr n MeAdelson Co, Solo Agents, 0
barclay street, New YORK, fC2lyTThAS
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Everybody has heard OF the play
"Jim, the Penman," which is To be given
at the Opera House Friday and S9tHr'
day evenings and Saturday afternoon
many people have seen it. Those who
know 1t best are mostanxious to witness
It's presentation rgain. There arc people
and not q few, who consider 1t the strong!
est play on the stage this season. II has
been an unsurpassed success every
where, and It's presentation this season
Is pronounced not a whit below that Of
last year. The sale Of seats at Houses
yesterday indicated q large patronage.
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AN ENJOYABLE CELEBRATION
Given by tho Gsrmanla Singing soCiei
Last Night,

Given by tho Germaula Singing Society
Last Night,
The Germania Singing Society last
night celebrated the twentieth ~anniver-
sary OF Its organization in a manner that
was very pleasant to its members, and
friends from the other singing societies
who were present in large numbers.
The celebration took place ut the society's
hall in the Public Library building; 1t
was in the form oil q concert, In which
delegations from nearly all the other
singing societies took part, and q dance
afterwards, The programme opened
with a selection, the Fest over
ture, by the Opera House or.
chestra, Mr.. Louis Fuhr, President Of
the Germania, made a short address OF
welcome, and then the singers OF the
Germania sang one OF their best seleC-
tons. They were followed by the sing
ing section from the Beethoven Society,
Mr.. Julius Hoose, Of the orchestra,
played q splendid cornet solo. Choruses
were sung by the Mozart Society and the
MpnnerChor Society, Of Martins Ferry,
aud these were followed by another So
lection by the orchestra. The Teptonia
Society then sang a chorus, Master Al
fred Spell played one OF his clever violin
solos, the Arion Society sang a stirring
chorus and another chorus from the
Germania people broughtthe programme
TO a close.
The floor was then cleared and dane.
ing to the music Of the Opera House or
Chestra was lndllged in by q large num-
Der till n very late hour. The commit
teo having the affair in charge left moth
ing undone that could add to the pleas
ure Of those present. All the numbers
on the programme were loudly APP
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-21

The argument In tho case OF tho Top
Mill Company against the Natural Gas
Company OF West Virginia will be re.
sumed In the Circuit Court to-day. Yes.
terday the case Of James A. Henry We.
tho Board OF Education was tried to a
special Jury. This suit was brought by
Henry to compel the Board TO pay q
greater price than Sl,400 for q lot lately
Condemned for school purposes on the
Island. The jury last evening returned
a verdict OF $l,4bO, and q motion was
made to SGT aside the verdict and grant
n nnw tFial.
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A PROCLAMATION.
AAYoR'a OFFICE, CRY HALL,
WHEELING, FeU. 20, iBg.

To Inc Ctisc, " lNtanoi
WHEREAS, Friday, tho "a day Of February, ia
anniversary Of tho birth Of Washington and
4 day which ali Americans should hold dear,
therefore, 1 hereby recommend a general OBJ.
'OryAncs Of the day by II citizens BY tho su,.
Of business durlng the afternoon, and
The closing Of the public schools and tic public
On1ccH during tic same portion Of the dAy-thC
better to enable all to take part In or with us In
Tho parade by certain societies and otgauirA.
CHARLES wlsEABRidtT,
ie1i Mayor,
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted 10
record two deeds OF trust and the follow
ing transfers OF real es.atet
Deed made October 0, 1880, by Thomas
Hartley and wife TO Luther Elliot, In con.
sideratlon OF 500, for eleven acres Of
land near the Potomac village.
Deed made February 10 by Sophia NJ.
Howiller and Michael, her husband, to
Leopold Kress, In Consideratiohot s., 700,
for the west 20 feet Of lot %, on Eigh.
tenth street.
Also a cemetery deed from the city to
Henry and A. j.. Seamon.
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That the body is now more susceptible
to benefit from medicine than ut any
other season. Hence tho importance Of
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla now, when 1t
will do you tho most good. 1t Is really
wonderful for purifying and enriching
the blood, creating an appetite, and Civ.
ing a healthy tone to the whole system.
Be sure to get Hoods arSaparilla which
is peculiar to Itself. l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-21

Tho Executive Committee Of the
Wheeling Club has arranged that ID
place Of Tho regular "Club.night' 9ssOti'
bly next Monday night there shall DO 9
iuIl dress reception given ID tho ploasanl
quarters OF the organization. There wlll
DO orchestral muSIC for dancing and no
efforts will 10 spared by tho committee
men 10 make the affair d specially pleas
ant one for The visitors who arc IN the
city al present. II will probably beabout
tiie last biz society event until alter
Lent, Tho hours will DO from $3.50 I'LL
! i8O, and there will DO no supper
ahfvgd,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-21

Is Natures own true laxative. It Is
the most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known 10 cleanse the
System when Bilious or CoBtiYe; 10 dis.
pei Headaches, Colds and Feyers; 10
euro Habitual Constipation, 1ndiges.
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company. For
sale In 50 cts and $l,0O bottles by Logan
& Co., Anton 7. Hess, Il. u. burt and
O. Mehkemeller.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-21

Is a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs and pruncs, and other
tropical fruits, It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II I'm.
]inensely popular, II cures habitual con.
stipatlon, indigestion, blllousness, sick
headache, piles, etc, Sold In 90 cent
bottles BY Q, II. Goethe, w. W. Irwin,
W. Il, Williams and John Laughlln,
Logan 4 Go. aud Goodwin X Co., whole.
hhlh nnhhIn.
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AN UNIQUE TRAIN
To Pass Through Bonwood Enroute to Har
rison's Inauguration.

To Pass Through BonwOod EnrOute to Har-
rison's Inauguration.
Amongt the guests who have been at
the Mcclure House this week Is Mr.. W.
j, Buchanan, OF Sioux City, aclever rep.
r~esentative Of that lively and booming
place. From him an INrELLIdEScER re.
porter has learned OF a novel and costly
train Of cars that Is IA 10 run from Sioux
City 10 Washington the first OF next
month. The train Is scheduled To pass
through Benwood about 8 o'clock Sun
day morning, March Sd. 1t will DO q
train Of seven handsome Pullmans,
uniquely and deliberately decorated with
corn. II will be known az the "0orn
4Bln from Corn CITY, aud Is bound to
attract attention wherever " Is seen.
Tho decorations have already been made
aud mounted on frames ready 10 attach
to the cars; they are. soaked in a prepar-
alton that renders them unintlammRble,
SO that sparks from thNepgines that may
lodge gu OF in them will not destroy
them. The decorations will cost about
$1,000, and tho effect will, it Is thought,
be the finest and most rikinge seen
II will by far exceed that of the train.
that bore the Sioux City Republicans TO
the Chicago Convention, and those who
saw that train know what q hand
some one 1t was. The inaugura-
ton train Is intended 10 advertise the
Corn City and all tho inhabitants Of
that place are reported as being very
mpClf interested In the scheme. The
passengers on the train will DO from
among tho leading men OF the Commu.
nifty, most OF them young men, who are
proud OF their city and will boom 1t In
great shape. Included in the company
will be about one.half the membership
Of the crack military company Of the
place, The fare iQy the ROUND trip, in-
Guiding meals and other stores from the
Commissary, will be SO,
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The river fell about six feet at this
point yesterday. The leveO gauge al
dusk last night, showed a depth In the
channel Of II feet and the waters were
still recedlng. Tho Hudson Ia due
down at an early hour this morning en-
toute from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati,
Tho Ben llur left AZ noon for ParkBts.
burg the Courier will DO this mornings
packet In this trade, and the O. ",
batChelor Will put In an appearance In
lime 70 leave for Pltlsbutgh In lts regu.
lar trade At 8 o'clock this morning II
Ia expected that the W. N, Chancellor
will resumo business In the Pittsburgh
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j. W. Polling, Of Romney, deputy
sheriff Of Hampshire county, registered
AZ tho Stamm last evening. He was &C:
c%ompOnied by John W. Marshall, also oil
RomnCy, who las been assisting him as
vuntd M placing In tho State Penlten.
iIary nj Moundsvillc, ono Wesley Cleve.
land, a young white lad about 10 years
Old, sentenced 10 ono years inpri5on'
mont inr committing burglary.
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washINFlon'I birthday,

The attention Of the public 10 general
and Of the business community III par
lIculaF, 10 directed 10 the proclamation
Of Mayor S~eabright's that appears IN tllls
mornings Issue, relative toA proper op-
setyanC0 tomorrow Of WAshington1a
birthday, In all tho public schools INC
morning hours will be taken up wilhex
efclses appropriate " the day and II 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-21

This we'll known comedy will be given
at the Grand three nights and q matinee,
commencing this evening, by Atkinson'a
company. II requires no description OF
comment. The Boston Globe says Of 1t;
II everybody in the large audience Of
last evening did not laugh sufficiently
long and loud to gain at least one pound
OF flesh, II certainly was not the fault OF
the nlnY.
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SPECIAL DARGAINS.

To make room for incoming spring
stock we shall offer special bargains ID
heavy weight Sultlngs, O~yercOatings
and PanLAlOOnlngS. All will be made up
IlrSt.Class aId nc guaranteed.
Winter Gloves and Muflers ut cost.
q. HESS Il SONS,
Merchant TailOrs and Gents FurnlSherS,
1891 Il 1898 Market Street.
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TILE BENEFIT BALL

To DO Given Next Week by the Jewish Con.
gregation to bean Elegant Analr.
The full dress ball to be given at the
Arion club house next Thursday night,
the 2sth inst, for the benefit Of the fund
being raised by the Hebrew copgrega,
ton of this city to build a synagogue,
will doubtless be one Of the largest and
in every way elegant affairs Of this sea
son. The purpose Is to make it some
thing in the nature OF the big charity
balls given in the East, which are
always such fashionable affairs, The
committee having the affair in charge
is composed OF Messrs. u, Buchanan.
chairman, s, S. Bloch, Henry Baer, Nor
ris Horkheimer, Charles Kraus, D.
Gundling, D. Gutman, n. Emsheimer,
Ralph Kline, ], Brilles, |, Isenberg and
A, /. Kraft, Thegentlemen are arrang-
ing things so they will be as near perfect
us possible. The attendance will be by
no means limited to members OF the
congregation, as the sale OF tickets to
those OF other creeds has been quite
lively. 1t is understood that several
members OF The Wheeling Club are in
tending to attend the ball in q body,
The ladies Of the congregation are lend
ing valuable assistance TO the gentlemen
OF the committee, The supper to BIZ
served at the ball will be a splendid one
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iIslBE More f,isn,nb.

TO the taste, moro acceptable 10 tho
stomach, and more truly beneficial In lis
action, the famous California LIQUID fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, 10 rapidly super.
Bedlng all others, Try II. One bottle
will prove IL merits, For sale In 20 Cts.
and 81 bottles by Logan 4 Co. Anton 7.
HesS, X, j, Burt and q. MOnkemollOr.
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Miss L. Rody will have a clearance
sale Of muslin underwear for the next
ten days. Also, Ladies' and Clildten's
Jersey blouse Waists at half price. We
must sell them TO mako room for our
spring stock Of Millinery. Call and OK.
anime ut il0O Main street.
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N. X. Davidyan, importer of Turkish
goods, will close his sale Of Rugs, Por.
there's, Embroideries, etc., on next Satur.
day evening. Goodsare sold 20per cent
cheaper than New York prices. Last
chance. Gall and SEQ them. They are
going very fast,
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WARRINGTON, D. O., Feb. 9l.-For
Western Pennsylvania, fair weather, ex'
cept light SHOWS along tho lakes warmer
variable winds.
For West Virginia and Ohio, fair,
Mnrmnr WenlhOri southetly Wlndg.
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SLAUGHTER SALE OF KID GLOVES.

We hive purchased tho entire stock Of
HMOrle" Four. BnttOn,. Embroidered
backs, Genuine Kid Gl6tes-One Of the
most popular makes In this country
regular retail price 81 90, which we
are Offering ut o. cents q pair.
LOU SMABACKER.
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my time is up" said tho doctor to
the patient, whom he found using DR..
BULBS Cough Syrup, and he was correct,
for his cough had been cured.
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sEn the travellers paradise, the special
delights OF travel in Switzerland, the
Rhine OF history and romance, at the
Opera House tonight, the second OF the
brilliant series Of tho Raglan illustrated
lnnlnrnn
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Tho Fact Must 10 Impressed.

Tho fact must DO impressed upon even
the most casual observer, that there
must DO q vast amount OF merit In the
management oil q company which can
year after year make such a record as
has been made by the Equitable Life AS.
suranCG Society. No intelligent reader
should fail TO notice It's last annual state.
ment, which we publish in this issue
aud those who have, or are likely 70
have, Others dependent upon their work
should, and doubtless VIII, take a keen
Interest In II. The following arc some
Of the important itemai Assets, $4,000:
900; surplus nearly $2l, 0 ,0OOj annual
income, S20,96g,000; annual dlBburse'
ments 10 policy holders, Sl2,0O0,O0O new
business, $l63,0OO, 900 asSuranCein force,
$~l60,000,0OO.
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WE Iaye Just received q half gross Of
the newest aud finest Fountain Pens
ever nut on tho market. Every pen
warranted. JACOB ". CRUDE.
JeWeler and OptlCian.
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TnR best thing yet for Whooping
Cough IL Dr.. Henhig's Cough Syrup.

CoLuMnus, O. Jan. /, 1Ss9.-To TnR
ELIXIR or DATES Co. Dt1r Sirai-Ellxir
Of Dates cured me Of habltual Constipa'
ton and dyspepsia recommend II 70
all my friends. Very truly yours, Joseph
thinner, Prop. Of Hotel s. Claire 90
lnmbus, o. Sold by o. Il, QoetAO, w. W,
Irwin, W, T.. Williams and John Laugh'
lin, Logan 4 Co. and Goodwin 4 Co..
Wholesale agents, j
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0he Snttlliotuter.
New Advertisement.

Vow AWVeFIIFbfhbhU'
A observation-disclosures ", seebriGht, Mayor
,-FOuIth page.
For RAle-shOw Gases.
For ROnt-Four Rooms and Cellar.
Wanted-SAleEmen.
81 Reconsideration by o COlOred Man.
Wanted-A Man OF Temperate Habits.
Public AuctiOn-P. Kennedy,
For Sale-Countcrs and ShClvlng-Geo rgo L.
Durat.
Fairy Lamps-Ewing Bros.
AuGtiOn-Furnlture, Carpets, &c.
Notice 10 Creditors.
Grand Opera HOusc-A Bunch Of Keys.
Kull Carriage Company.
Ohio River KailrORd-Thlfd page.
Dangerous Use Of Strong Pufgallves.