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1 THE Princess Powders will cure your
headache. For sale BY, all, druggists s$l Mi


On Friday we offer remnants from all
departments at one.half and ;one.third
former prices:
NJ Remnants best Blue Calicoes at Sc y'd
iE RemnantsS and 10c All Linen Crash al
4c yard.
. !, Remnants g .; and SOC Table Linens ii
IL Remnants Sc Bingham at 4c a yard. a.
Remnants Sc Chiviot at 4c a yard; M
81 Remnants Csc Tickings at u 10 a yard
Remnants Sof 81 Henrietta Cloth at
Soc a; yard. Ss SjI SIS
! :. Sof zoe Henrietta Cloth al
Ste ayard.
e. Remnants Of SOC Cashmere at CSC Sy'd.
q Remnants 25cS Cashmere at l21c y'd.
Remnants Of i121 and gl5cE Dress Goods
at Sc a yard. S3;ilai
NJ Remnants sof Embroideries and :Laces
less than one:haliSprice. 6 Call searlySto
secure your choice. 4 The above sale on
Friday only: IA Stone y THOMAS, q
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IA New ;Noyelty,in Glass.

~ Mr.. Lewis Smith, manager OF the deco
rating department. atthe Buckeye glass
works, has designed and patented some.
thing entirely new in tableware, repre-
senting the hemisphere tastsiully, deco
rated, with North America and South
America on one side and Columbus dis.
covering America on the other The
goods are in the shape Of a globe, and
everything made In tableware is includ.
ed III the line, also lamps, ink wells, etc.
The goods are intended as novelties to
commemorate the Worlds Fair in 1892,
and arc the first things OF the kind yet
brought out. Around the top will be
the words, "The Worlds Fair,ils02,"";
with the name OF the city in which the
great fair will be held. There will be a va.
riety OF decorations and the limo will net
only be new but very handsome one
On every piece will appear maps Of North
and South America and the principal
mountains, streams and cities, with the
name OF the Worlds Fair city, showing
in what part,of the country it is located.
Mr.. Smith has been offered and refused
a5large sum of money for his patent,
which also covers crockery,I but the
Buckeye will have the exclusive right to
manufacture and sell it in everything
made in opal. One firm in Chicago Is
very anxious to control the sale Of the
goods in that city, for which 1t has made
Il handsome offer. Il s, ~ #; = Z. 3:
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ABOUT PEOPLE. &


Strangers In tho City and Wheeling People
i. Abroad. nj
Dr.J: NJ. Cooper, Of Wellsburg, was in
the city yesterday. tx q 4
Mr.. John S. Naylor left yesterday fol
the East on a business trip &c I,
COL J.. Cosbett Morrison, of Sisters.
vile, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Alfred Trader, OF Dennison, O., is
visiting friends on North Min street. (,
Mr.. Sam Barley was out on the streets
yesterday for the first time in fifteen
days. Isl ST.: $;5:I
Considerable time has been lost in the
different departments in the Etna mill
lately, owing to sickness among the
workmen. .5l
AIessrs. Robert A. Hodgens, Of Taylors.
town, and John D. France, Of Pitts.
burgh, two well known oil men, were
registered at the Stamm yesterday.
ii Col. c. c. Genther, the well known
manager Of the Grand, is undergoing an
attack OF influenza. His many admirers
will hope: to see his rotund form in its
accustomed place in the very near fu::
ture.
Mr.. u D.Lippincett, the Ohio River
roads commercial representative 4 at
Pittsburgh, was in the city yesterday.
He reports business Offering in Pitts.
burgh for the Ohio River road as being
very decidedly on the increase. III 81
~ State Senator. William G.:Worley, Of
Preston b county, registered a. at the
Mcclure yesterday. His errand this
time is the same as that on (which he
has been here several times OF late--the
disposal Of valuable West Virginia lands.
s. Cards have been received in this city
for the wedding Of Z Mr.5SWilbur L.
Wright and Miss Byrde D. Morrison. Of
Beaver Fails, which is to take place at
the home Of tho bride January 90 "A Mr..
Wright was formerly engaged in Nicoll's
art store here and is now a member Of
atwood street art. firm in Pittsburgh.
He has many friends here who will wish
him all happiness, :ts s:;fs .3:;
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q treat improvements.

4 II Is not many years ago people Travelled on
horseback or BY s.sgcs; now. hiiy miles an hour
Il aol lust enough ior them. formerly people
wrote, letters that were week. III reaching their
destination; now tho telegraph flashes thought
around tho world. Formerly doctors bled their
.paticnts for nearly every complaint; now they
itsc advanced science Of Tho highest order l.rof.
Austin Flint Of Eelleynel College, says: 1.-THE
indlcjous use OF alcoholic stimulsnu "a one Of
thc striking characteristics Of progress 10 tho
practice Of medicine during tho last hall cen.
tury,n Prof. Henry Mott, Ph. D., !. O. g., kAyi:
GBy most careful analysis have found DutIys
pure Malt whlskey Tres from authorizations Or
foreign substances. and II deserves 10 meet with
g,eai success. VI Tho well known 9pr. r. ".
Hutchinson Of Now York says! ~ highly 70.
commend Dufy's rurc Malt whiskcy and Pre-
scribe II extensively In my practice. Roy, y:
Mills, OF Princeton iowa, says: II have used
Duty's Pun Malt Whisky with great benefit 10
my wife, who IL confirmed invalid. ~ know
from experience II Is pure and most valuable
medicine, Rui Rls0 using II III the case OF my
aon, who Is threatened with consumption
am a presby terrain clergyman and q doctor q
divinity, but | am not afraid 70 recommend
Duny's iihlt Whiskey ~ tho purcst and mos
efficient tonic that 1 know OF, aud my Experience
Il largo one, hl.ikB1'57,'t' ffs''f NO. nd1lTh
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Elixir OF Dates

\ EDW. y: Rose q Co,
I. q. 55. Twelfth street,
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I. Other Court Proc eetlInss rcstor,

~ ;.3S Other Court Proceedings Yesterday. Il
y The case Of T.. Travis's administrator
vs.. George Il. Brinton, in assumpait with
an attachment, was ordered dismissed BY
Judge PAUL, such an order having been
agreed to, at the costs of the plaintiffs;
no docket fee is to be taxed. $685. 81
& In the case Of Arthur NJ. Phillips, rs
administrator VS. tho isi Citizens ID. and
the Wheeling railway companies, s. in
case, Judge PAUL has ordered that d
special Jury DO summoned, and 1 Sheriff
Steenrod is ordered and directed to form
a panel Of twenty jurors and have them
report in court next Monday, morning,
This case is one in which the admins
traitor, the father OF Arthur M. Phillips,
.jr., seeks totrecoyer damages from the
railway companies, occasioned &by, the
death Of his sou, who several months
since 3fell;under an q electric I motor in
North Wheeling and received injuries
which caused his death, h, 4 3 53s1
In: Part II. Of the Court, before Judge
Campbell, the jury in the case OF Charles
Noltelvs.; Henry Hanko,; in assumpsit,
returned verdict for theS plaintiff and
assessed his damages ut S3l2. IS, the az.
gregate OF principal 8and interest. IA
motion was made by5 the defendant. to
set aside the verdict and grant a new
trial, which was taken: under advise.
ment y
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I Tho River 1T Il II High Stag,

q The river continued to rise rapidly ali
day yesterday, and was still rising al
dusk last evening with d depth in The
channel Of % feet; this; showed sa$ rise
ct & feet 9 inches in Stwenty-fonr hours
The reports received from Pittsburgh as
70, the rise in the upper rivers indicate
that possibly p or Is foot stage will be
reached here. ~ The SAndesi is to.day's
Cincinnati packet; and the Scotia is due
up in the Cincinnati-P Pittsburgh trade,
The Andes passed down yesterday with
a good trip. The heavy wind that blew
nearly all the time yesterday, and TIC
big stage combined !, made navigation
quite difficult, especially for the lighter
boats: The SAbner O'Neal is this morn.
ing's Pittsburgh packet. j,g
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TMR3ARTlluR' C!,,llKREDRADl,.EIi
Aformer Wheeling Tanker Dies Suddenly
IN W. nj III. lInmn In 81 rihen Vi ~ ..i

A Former Wheeling Iinnker Dies Suddenly
Mt Ills Homo In stcubenvtilc . x; 81
Mr. Arthur Carr Mckee, formerly
cashier 81 the Peoples. Bank, Of this
city, died very suddenly yesterday
morning while at his breakfast table, at
his home in! steubenyille. tHc has been
in i'll health for some time and last
spring was attacked severely, but rallied
somewhat during tho summer. For the
past three months, however, 10 has
only been able 10 leave his home to be
driven cut In a carriage. Yesterday
morning he complained OF weakness,
and before lie Ind finished bis break fast,
he iwas seized with a I'll, OF choking and
expired In Ills mothers arms before any
assistance could beS rendered. The
primary cause OF his death was heart
disease, but lately he has also suffered
from dropsical affection. Z, A Cls N.
Z Tho deceased was born In Steuben.
Vile, but with his mother removed Ia
this city,while he was a boy, soon after
tho death OF his father. Soon after com.
ing hero he entered the old z Merchants
and Mechanics Bank, rising ut an early
age to the position OF assistant cashier
subsequently, he became cashier OF til,
Peoples Bank, continuing in this, posi-,
tlon Tor a number Of years. During thiE
time he became q stockholder in the
Crescent Iron Works and In tho River
side, Company, In the latter company TO
tanning his Interest until the present
About twelve years ago he retired from
active business lilo and removed with
bis mother to Sienbenyille, where ht
has since resided. IA I. IN
laSSThe Steubenyille Herald in It's issue O.
last evening, had tho following to- say
OF the deceased: g.t "a I. y;
&0"HAithougll always maintaining M &C
tive and intelligent interest in business
and industrial affairs, 1t will DO In 30
ciety that his sudden death will DO mos
strongly ielt. He was "a gentleman IL
every sense {of the word bright, Scul
tured and learned, he was ono OF thu
most companionable OF men and Iii.
most charming OF entertainers. Z There
was something OF the old time courtiel
about him that won its way into the
hearts Of bis acquaintance, and on al
sides may be heard expressions Of re-
greet at his death..i His devotion TO hi.
mother, who is sister Of Mrs. Calvin
B.sDoty, was something that stamped
him good and gentle, and to his mother
his inseparable companion fior years
his loss Is a shock that sympathy ant
love can, scarcely supply.nh 55Fiiss
These kind words will find an echo II
the hearts Of the friends Mr.. McKe,
had here. al si- x al ~
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..llARTIN'S FERRYiAIATTERS.l
People Who Are Ill General News n,

-
People Who Arc }ll-Gcnernl News Notes
gs.lst y 4; of Int rent.$ ri N
Cla,t pickons IL home from Mansfield on n
visit 49, M ;I}T
tnsao z coo,, "a IN ,bc Fs.t a. mat maj:
Judge y. ", cochran ~ III tAt vi pusi.
ness: 4. IsSi ";
i F. Rub, the tailor, is laid up with pncu.
MONA. d (
Z r, Q. Montgomery Is confined 10 his bed with
influenza. ~ x Si.rt
,Tborc has bcen large snlo for the uJolly Path.
fn5Hrs, h. nIyht o.
'cs,N,, H., X. ~ 4,
vCol; =. D. reck; OF Rush t kun, Is thc guest Of
MIS-. Elisha Aatrls, ~. u x Z KS S
Charles selby, who haS been on tho sick list, Ii
able to DO out again. " u ~
Mrs. Joseph Medill Is down with pneumonia,
which has resulted from Influenza sSfj III
Tho now street scraner was mt Yesterday md
al so,nr roaS ,yorE Mania 6e frno';ssn,Iv
used eo mi So -.
I. ny. George Robinson has; purchased lot from
E!!ls ozark. at tne corner OF tbfoauWhy And mon.
roe streets, ior u W. sS
r. T. Howell, tax collector, will be at the Han.
over Hotel on Thursday January D, With the
pcuSc Township Tax BaOks "A lTf E d n
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lLl!...A C., n, < M. ThAIN cnrS nnwN
!. TIE WHEELING 4 LAKE#EHIR,

Solicitors Again Working in Martins Ferry.
~ Chief Engineer Wilson Here. l.g
Major Anderson and Dr.. Cook, the
two gentlemen who previous to the hol-
idays canyassed Martins Ferry for sub.
scriptions to the capital stock Of the
Wheeling & Lake Erie road, have re.
turned to Martin 8 Cry from -aIichi-
gan, where they; went 10 spend the holi.
days with friends, and will 90 to work
at once to finish their. canvass. They
started out to secure subscriptions to
the amounted $4,000 in, Martins Ferry;
and when they suspended their work
they had raised about two.thirds Of that
amount, Il. /. T. s s. h,
4 Chief Engineer Wilson, OF the Wheel.
ing 4 Lake Erie, was in Martins Ferry
yesterday looking Z the situation over,
and came to this city late last night. In
connection with Mr.. Wilson's visit here,
and in view of all that has been ru.
mored and reported Sof late about the
Wheeling & Lake Erie being sure to
come into this 5city over the Union
Bridge, and about that road being sure
toEdo nothing OF the kind, the latter
statement being backed Tup by state
ments credited to President ii. ID. Wood
ford, OF the Wheeling & !. Lake Erie;
and 4 the further rumors and X re-
ports y About 81 purchases OF ID prop:
erty} by the Z Union Z Bridge. people at
the corner. Of Market and Eighteenth
streets for a Union depot---in view of all
this, it is interesting to recall that sew
eral months since there was published
here the fact 4 that extensive surveys
were being made along the north bank
OF the creek and over the property which
report has it is to- be embraced, in the
Union depotssi scheme, by.if engineers
working under thejoint direction Of the:
Union Bridge peoples engineers and
Mr. Wilson. 4: f5Il Y
This may furnish another pointer for
those who are guessing as to what is to.
be done%in the railroad line here.
aDOlltS. X; -, ititSt ~
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Resolutions or Respect d,

At special meeting of Local Union
No. O., fA.iF. G.sW.. u, on Wednesday,
January 8, $780, the following 3resolu-
tons were adopted :flJ Isl
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almighty
in His infinite wisdom TO remove from
our midst Brother Fred Blon, whose
death We deplore, but we bow 10 Him
who knoweth all things best; therefore,
be it rs IS IS z
fResolred, That in the death Of Brother
Blon we have lost a trusted brother, a
kind friend and an able workman Of this
Local u Iion. =77STF
Resolrsd, That herein we convey to the
sisters and brothers OF the deceased our
sympathy in their bereavement. ii
y Resolred, That q copy.of these resolu;
tons be presented, to the family OF the
deceased, also placed on the records Of
this Local Union, and published in the
daily Register and daily 3INTELLIGENcER
and the National Glass Budget. I Il;
ROBERT PEKARI,
w: VILLAIN ZuLAUF, tii$; :3;
f;Si FRED STRAssER, al g
II d. y3.s Il Committee. 4
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~ ~ lss,E sfg't .,ft5r .NfI1-ITs-5, 80 Nj
Ss Yesterdays p0licoJ Cnnrt. I.

Nellie Reamer and Hazel Lee ", were
the names under which two !; young lie.
males, inmates Of one ;of2 the numerous
houses Of Ill famein East Wheeling; were
arraigned before Police Court at 5yester.
day mornings session. The charge
against them was being on the streets
after shutdown Slor immoral; purposes.
,Theylwere; corraled about 81 o'clock yes
terday morning By; Officer Scally;S they
were out on "a terreable a:tear.n and one
Of them. was dressed for the occasionain:
mems clothing. They both paid taS fine
OF S. and costs:
a stAli Pendleton and John Amster, two
colorea individuals who attempted 10
do up Dennis Gardner, d well known
colored citizen were fined S55T and costs
each, and being unable TO settle, We're
sent TO the hill for thirty days. 4 n 3:ssSI
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IL On cannot sec anu need spectaclcs
y on Should call on us anu have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
! finest instruments md more experience
than any olhrrI optician In the State,
3nlld guarantee satisfaction or muney re.
funded. ,;G .55t j ACOti w GKUDD, 55lstj3
=. Jewcler and Upiician,
i5!:ai.55SE Cor, Twelfth aHa Market Streets.
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4 A, streak Of sensonablo Weather

g. The weather yesterday was about the
first approach to anything like season.
able weather that this section has known
for the past two months. JS While it was
no colder than the day, before there WINS
a cessation OF tho steady rain and gen.
eral Edreariness which has marked the
days for some time past. 4 In place OF the
rain there was ia high wind that blew
strong enough at times to almost take
ones breath away The sun made
its appearance once more and everybody
and everything looked brighter and felt
better. y 1t was a day that made everyone
feel like moving lively 1t commenced
to grow colder at dusk and about mid
night last night a few fakes Of snow fell.
Itwould seem that the w Gather Bureau
IS getting, in touch with the elements
once more. !f2 =: : H. II :,
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Wheeling Instalment Co.

THERE'S nothing here that wewouldnt
have here.---There is nothing that you
don't want.--EyerythiDg We offer this
week lis as fresh as flowers culled in
spring time.-'Wc haven't any old stock
to oiler atreduced prices.-W hat we offer
are brand new; goods at rock bottom
fgures.-G6ods that we can recommend
goods that will please wherever they
are placed-gopdst that carry with them
cur Treputation-N7,wc offer at prices TINT
will compel you to come hcre.-You
can't study your own interest and miss
this opportunity Of buying brand new
goods at the same prices that you pay for
old stock elsewhere. II you haven't the
ready money don't stay away-come
anyhow-we will gladly help you out
We're not afraid to trnst.-Don't deny
yourself any comfort our immense stock
can contribute, for want OF money
Come here, select your goods and we'll
deliver them for you.--You can pay us
back ION easy payments while you're
using them.-Don't do without anything
we have here when its within reach OF
all.---There is no, excuse for not having
a comfortable home.--The Wheeling In.
stalment Co., l136-ll3S-1ll0 Market
street, offer many inducements to house.
wives, and it remains with them to take
advantage Of them. ly 5s35s.
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4 = 49, - - I~t-s .',sr- sT'4 , 81
!. Two Accidents to Nvorklnen.

John Vollinger, 4 employed at the
Riverside steel plant, fell into a pit at
the works yesterday, and sustained
severe injuries about the shoulder. q He
was removed { to his home on Jacob
street, South Side, and medical aid sum
moned. ;:4; n 34.s5IssE8
!. Fred so1dan, m employe at the La
Belle coal works, while dumping q car,
yesterday, was struck by a brake on the
left les, sustaining double fracture Of
the limb ut; tho knee and ankle. 3 He
was taken to his home, 5000 Nee olloch
street, where DIR. Pipes attended to his
injuries. Z; \:
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Frank III A,lams Docs; tho Dcnlal Act, !

81 FrNhK HcNunMs DocsIthO Donlnl Act. A
Frank NIcAdams, the prisoner in the
county jail who was reported in 3yester-
days papers as preparing to break out,
and in whose eel, a cold chisel and some
primitive n tools " were Il found 5E by5ESa
fellow prisoner and turned over to the
lailers, ensword to the newspapers yes.
terday that the report that he had made
threats 10 kill any tho county officials
IN case he WAS not granted a new trial,
was a false one. He says the chisel was
left by locksmith THAT twas a small
one and could not be used to break jail
Wild. 10 * rs ~
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One Fact

is worth a column Of rhetoric, said an
American statesman. A It is a fact, estab.
lished by the testimony of thousands OF
people, that Hoods Sarsaparilla does cure
scrofula, salt rheum and other. diseases
or affections arising from impure state or
low condition gofGthe blood. It also
overcomcs that tired feeling, creates a
good appetite, and gives strength to
every part OF the system. x, Try it. s; 8 q
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X Il,l's. ,.1.5s ss,,,s,... &. i'ss, :;
Clothing, Etc.
81 Oalcsi Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth. Street


4 wantei-A Boy: lSs ifee
HI Waulud-Furntshed Room. So " Ms
Girl. sEs'ia q '. 4
.s Wanled-TwU Single Men. IA 80
.t For sale-Lots on south Penn strcct-G. Q.
Smith. A.. : ~.
3. shareholders Mec.ing--Wheeling Iron mud
Nail Company. &.I y =. Isl
Reductions ID Wall faper-J. G. Orr. 81
III Week Of Prayer. ~ 577;Ei3 :; ~
~ For Wedding and Anniversary Gifts China,
tSc.-Ewtns Bros, GT?551Iii5} ,:tt7.G 33
j No,ice-To the Retail Grocery Tfede--camdcn
Consolidated Gil Co. i.is 5.iai 2i},s
s}iorera h0asa-Geo. A. Bake.'s$ Bennett Moul.
ton Comic Opera Co. sG9ii$5l \
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II HAND.sEwED extension sole Shoes iorr
ladies are i:theJ most stylish and most
practical shoe nlade. We open to day
ten cases Of our Aatctless line at s. so,
Opera and Common Sense Lasts, i @ ID
and E,widths. ALEXANDER 4 Co., Isl
M l049 Main street.
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Sawyer Mt West Alcx and ar a.

Eynnselist Sawyer Mt West Alexander. =,
The revival being carried on at Rev.
Dr:EW. Fl. Testers church at West Alex
ander, under the direction Of Mr. CIV.
Sawyer, Of Brooklyn the Il Dry Goods
Eyangelist,nwho has been carrying On
avery eflectual work-in this city during
the past two months, is reported to be
proving very fruitful Ii; its results..I Mr.!
Sawyer seems to have gotten a hold on
tho people out there that is bringing
about such Ian awakening as they! have
not known for years past, IN; ~
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Is combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs and $prunes, and other
tropical y fruits. It's pleasant taste; and
beneficial effects hayegrendered Fit I'M
mensely popular. It cures habitual con-
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, ipiles, etc.$4 Sold { in Z SO cent
bottles by. r. Goethe, WV. Irwin,
We: illiams and ~ ohm \ Lauphliu,,
Logan Drug Co: and Goodwin 4 Co.,
wholesale agents. 3,'
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Wheeling Instalment Co.

- + ~ &
The quotation !" Humanum est errare"
is the best apology We can make for. our
many shortcomings in the past, and
with 1T we promise amends. Systems
cannot be .inaugurated and strictly OBJ.
served sas=anieklyt as we :should like it
done:--1t takes time to make perfect
The immense trade that was ushered in
at our grand opening last November, and
continued till the close OF s9-pointed
out many improvements that We have
already established. In asking there.
lore for your patronage this year-we do
so knowing full well that you will at,.
preclate our etforts-and promising YOU
ut the same time that we intend to serve
YOU better y than z ever before.-Your
interests are identical with ours.-To
serve YOU ia to please MS, ~ - ,5,ltl,5
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{ XII sl;s Thermometer Record. -
The Thermometer Eat Schnepf's drug
store, Opera HOUSE corner, Yesterday,
registered MS follows:
4 Weather Indications.

az !, w AsulS6roN, Jan. ss.-For Nv est Viz
$sinia, fair,, slight changes in temperature,
WESTERLY winds. sSf;s
ri For Nv estern Pennsylvania, mir, Tex.
4 cept light local SHOWS EonF the lakes;
n northwesterly winds, slight changes; in
y temperuttlre n Il li