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Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-14
A PoLICEmAN oENsuRRp.
Justice McMahonss Indignation Aroused by the Club Marks on His Prisoner.

Justice McMahon's Indignation
 Aroused by the Club Marks on His , Prisoner.
 NEW YoRK, June 13.-Policeman Michael
 Murray of the Ninth police precinct was severely censured in the Jefferson market police court to day by Police Justice Me- Aahon, for clubbing, apparently without cause, John Donovan, No. 502 West Thir- tesnth street, whom he arrested last night at Horatio and Washington street, for "not moving on." In his complaint the officer incidentally mentioned that he had been struck by the prisoner. The prisoners head was bsndsged and, what was visible of his face was covered with bruiser, which. when asked by the justice, he said were inflicted by the policemsn'e club. Turning to Murray, Justice McMahon said: "Fellows like you that have not got stripe on their sleeves, are not satisfied in making arrests unless they can take their prisoners to jail on shutters. Look on the terrible condition of that man. your prisoner. Now, where Is there scratch on your per son or tear on your clothes that justifies the olubbinR3 None. Now am going to hold the prisoner for further examination, and am going to give him every oppor- tunity to prove that you clubbed him. He shall have hundred subpoaas if neces- sary to bring in witnesses" A large crowd saw the clubbing, 1t Is said. Dono- van was bsiled out by friends.
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TROTrING AT FLEETWOOD.
New York Lost Through Chiefs De.
 Ifberate Fouls.

New York Lost Through Chiefs De-
 1iberate Fouls.
 NEW YORK, June 13-Two thousand people to-day attended the trotting races at Fleetwood park, the first of series for the inter city cup. The first heat in the three minute class was won by Chief. Duke won the second heat and might have won the third had he not been foulsd by Chief. Chief committed two deliberate fouls in this heat and although he finished first he was disqualified. This spoiled New York'e chances of winning the race. The heat went to the Baltimore horse Pomona. h the fourth heat Duke beat Pomona and thus gave first honor to Philadelphia. In the 2:20 clsss Philadelphia again car ried of first honors, with Baltimore second First honors were again secured by Phila delphia in the 2:30 class, and it was mol until the double race that New York came to the front. This was looked upon as tn. event of the day. Mr. Reilly did not drive his team in th, last heat, as he claimed he won the race b! distancing both teams in the first heat His team, however, competed in the hea | and was driven by Samuel McMiilan, ,presi dent of the Driving club of New York, vh actually got more speed out of them thal MT. Reilly.
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CUT UP BY STITCHES.
A Boys Uncle and Aunt Whipped
 KxIr,a In n EEnrrIhIa HInnner

A Boys Uncle and Aunt Whipped
 Him in Q Horrible Manner.
 BOSTON June 1S.-The worst child-whip- ping case that ever took place in Hyde Park came to light to day. The victim is Willie Lewis, aged seven, and George E.. Lane has been summoned into court to answer to the charge of doing the whipping. The boys father Is dead, and bis mother resides in this city.
 The little fellow has lived two years with his uncle and aunt in Hyde Park. He at tended echool and Tuesday the teacher noticed that the side of his face was black, and asking the cause was told that bis uncle and aunt had beaten him and that his legs were all cut up by stitches. The chief of police was notified and he took the child out of school.
 The boy states that the reason his uncle and aunt whipped him was that he was away from home last Sunday afternoon. He showed about 100 marks on his legi | to the officers. Lane has been regarded as @ good citizen. All that he says Il
 that perhaps the child was whipped lit l tie more than was called for.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-14
Prevented by High Winds.

FHILADELPHIA, Juns I5.-A high wind proved serious source of annoyance to to da5's play in the eight and final lawn tennis tournament for the championship in ladies' singles and ladies' doubles and the third annual tournament in mixed doubles, at Wissshickon Heights. A feat ure of the dsy was the resppearsnce of Mrs. Toulmln of the Belmont Cricket club, who, as Mics Bertha Townsend, won the ladies' singles championship cup. The trophy is at present held by Mics Terry of Princeton.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-14
Corbett Changes HI. mind.

BOSTON, June 13.-Champion Corbstt has changed bis mind and paid the $500 verdict, with costs, which Joe Esnnen re- covered against him March 24 in the su- perior court. The suit was on account of the champion's failure to appear at Lan- non's benefit in March, 1892. Corbett had expressed himself as determined to sght the upper court on questions of law.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-14
Swedes at the War oIlege.

NEWPORT, R T., June 13 Commander Flack and Lieutenant Niggles, of the Swedish navy, have been assigned by their government to attend the war college course. permission having been granted by our government They have reported at hara
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NOTICE.
-nr -.-.a..-r 2

r and 4. NJ. are r-Ga'sied to met d their ! lo5Ee room Thgrsdsy. June is, Rt p m sNsrp, | for the purpose os aIt~EdinE Ine funeral oi our lara broshsr, Frrt-r1ck a tlltaIn Wr-li,r, Mem
 bens Of sister Ods-ss and suI1nraaIg b sihren | gre respectfully inVlt-d Io attend Frserds are invited to meet us al EScFgr-sD CtEneterg
 { rh Fsel At BIS ID. m Ter order.
 1 jeI3 2t SOL 1MON T. RIGGS. W. M
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SICKNESS IN THE CREW,
Brought About by the Change in q Weather - Watching the Harva

Brought About by the Change in tn, Weather - Watching the Harvard Men at Practice.
 GALES FERRY, NEW LONDON, June I3.- The Harvard crew tonight went over the course on the river for practice and the Yale contingent which gathered on the banks of the river and at the headquarters of the crew at Captain Browns watched with considerable interest the movements of the crimson osrsmen. Their stroke wss steady, and as they passed by the Yale men, Bob" Cook let go word of favor- able criticism of the Harvard mems work. After the practice spin 1t was shown that the Harvard crew had made good time over the course and that there was an i'm provemsnt within the last two days
 The Yale men were out for practice .his evening but short time. The euLden change In the weather has brought on a general complaint of slight illn,ss among the oarsmsD. The attsck is nothing seriors. Percy Bolton 'Ss and cosch ot the 'SS crew arrived here today. he will assist Mr. Cook and Captain Ives in coaching for the next three weeks.
 The Columbia freshmen to-day lost their coach, Walter Peets, who was suddenly called back to New York by business. The Columbia men had one of their classmates coaching them this afternoon, and his work was the cause of considerable amusement among the other osrsmen on the rivey
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-14
VIII Re,ume Work Monday

June 13.-It is now pretty generally be- lieved that all the miners In Ksnswhs, New River and Loup Creek territory will resume work Monday. Reports of trou- ble at Eagle mining town were un- founded
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-14
Will March on Pez.

LONDON, June 13.-A dispatch from Tangier says the army of the new sultan of
 Morocco, headed by Abdul Aziz himself, is preparing to march upon F.z, where the dead sultsn's brother, Muley IsmaiI, disputes the sovereignty of his nephew.
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hncfinn xalp.

r WILL sell Gt rublic ciion on Friday. June | Is At 10 G. m, al 393 State sireti- all inc or fi-e furnHure shesveF, counters machinery, machine tools pTinting presses. printers sup niles prfnters' roilsr works etc, belonging 10 | ths Estate of I3 EdwsId Osborn q Co.,. formerly ! dealers in and manufacturers Of Pranter>' Sup plrE DO. previously dispossd Of si private sale. | ie9 CT WILLIAM NEELY, Trustee
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A Corporafion
.-nnSOI

COSTROLLIS6 established line of staple C goods. locating factory in New Haven, de sires man to manage New England agents and collections. CapitA $500 rtquirt d. no risks sal arr, expenses and commission. Address
 jeIS q. MONOPOLY, Journal once
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For Sale Cheap

nNE furnace all complete. ripes. etc; set V range. first class or~er ; narble mhntels, splendid order g marble Hash stancs, good as new : parlor stoves, two small, enc large win d0ws doors, blinds, casiDEs. etc. tin roof. boardF. timber. ard all Ibe gas pipes, plumhtng and chArdeii@rs. All Of above al reasonable rnras srnA nf raa COLI. .FlaE ETRKrT.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-14
Wash Your Face wyitk

Azure sn;isep;ic. .Eoai,I;. toEist 5vtp TOT daily Use. | C1bcd:Cs IS f2r as soap Can the l----
 soothing, heal ZS5s s,,:5ltL ,,:s5;1littLGsss1ssf:s sssssf:s A ing, preservia. -=4== '=;.SsssNs7', i5 elements th.l <=z 2oyearS' 'practi-i s'.t G u cal experience ~s-&- :-z--z-z1y treating the Skin i.l;c p-avcl most beneficial. Drum?;s,G s.Giit.
 \ book oii CaT-lI5.'c,oey i.- c,rre caIe- Woodfotsgy'3 Facial Sc93
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THREE marble slabs. six feet long, three feet
 Il wide and three inches th3cE: would be hrs.- class for a confectioner, baker or printer, or could be cut up into grave stones Can be seen by calling at the JOURNAL AND COURIER Onice any evening, F. l. SkEBE
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-14
TOOK THE rIoTHER,s PART.

A Dramatic Incident on Main Streel
 in Bridgeport.
 BRIDGEPORT, lure 13.-A dramatic incl dent occurred on Main street this afternoon when mother secured child which hsd been kept from her by her husband, Lson- ard Payne. Payne was on trial in the city court on a charge of non-support. He had the child with him.
 Upon leaving the court room the mother demanded the child, who ran to her. Tsk- ing the boy in her arms, Mrs. Payne defis d her husband to take him. A large crowd gathered and opposed Payne, the mother escaping with the child.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-14
ON THE BALL FIELD.

The Results of the Baseball Games
 Yesterday With the Scores and Hits and Errors. At Philadelphia Pittsburg .......... o 5 o o 0 K 8 Philadelphia 10, Pittsburg s. Errors Philadelphia f. Pittsburg 8. Batteries-Carsey and Cross; Nichol and Mack. At Boston
 eSssse eSissgo ;:::::::: :"::::: oCss | 3, Chicago 6. Batteries Griffith and Kittredge; Lovett, Connaughton and Ganzel. At Baltimore Cleveland. ........,. 0 o o g o. 9 Hits-Baltimore IS, Cleveland G. Errors-Bal- | timore 0, Cleveland 9. BatteIies-McMahon | and Robinson; Larkin and Zimmer. | At Washington
 sMais5nEton: st. hdais. g [ o-s o-'s
 Hits-Washington 19, St. Louis B.. Errors ! Washington g. St. Louis 5. Batteries-Esper l and Mcguire; Gleason and Buckley. | At New York 1 New York.......... Q oso1 x-7 ! Louisville. .......... | o O O. 5
 Hits-New York 12, Louisville &. Errors- New | York 5, Louisville g. Batteries-Rusie and Mer | Till; Hemming and Grim.
 At Brooklyn
 eiSsnSasi: enSah1yn ::: ::::::::: g o-''? | Hits-Brooklyn Is, Cincinnati 12 Errors ! Brooklyn 9. Cincinnati z. Batteries-Daub and | Kinslow; Parrot and Murphy
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-14

DAD pO'icyhOiders by Tie Mutual Benefit k Life Insurance Company since organization.
 T.. A. CALLAHAN Agent. -.- Fs
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QINI o0fi DOS T-

HF household goods Thursday, June 18th, st o 10 a. m, aG 352 Temple street extra fine upright piano. made hy Steinway good furni- ture carpet. crockery. paintings. pictures, eic, efr ie12 9t R ROO H Ancffopeer
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For Sale Very Cheap

LfCS Sut tsAiiS A4ehdt'uftSu DY M'me Rennie Of New York have ibe sp- II pearanCe nf new rH4lszd Tor and de- lIvered by THE HOME DRAPERY %.
 ies ist 69s ChaFtI street.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-14
Highlands Badly Pounded.

Highlands Badly Pounded.
 BOSTON, June 15.-Brown had an easy victory over Harvard at baseball to-day on Holmes field, Cambridge. The secret of the game was that Brown could hit Highlands and it gave him the worst pounding he has hsd for many day. Brown. o 2 o o 0-14 Harvard. .......... o o O. Hits-Brown 19, Harvard 6. Errors-Brown 5, Harvard s. Batteries-White and Penney; Paine, Highlands and Corbett.
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d71Iants,
WANTED.

one Cent a Word each insertion avs cents a Word for q fall Week taeven sfmea.l
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WANT ELI. SIIUATI0S by an expcriepced person to do O general housework in private family city or country good refcrrbces Atplr st lei< itt <7e CHAPEL STREET
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CLAIRVOYANT.
Amctipu SaIe

D EADINGS en all Private sa1 Business Mat h tars ME ;ICAIs-womsn's diseases. Consultation in person or by letter.
 MARY J. WRIGHT. NJ. D, ans lY Office. Ho.l inc Hofel. lEa Church st
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WANTED.
 Pf an American woman, light housework D chamb-rwork, or tbe care of invalid a good home desired more than wages Address 1els
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-14

A COMPETENT young woman would hl 1A situation as chambermAid, or to asEI with laundry. or 10 tak- care Of children
 1eI4
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CEOOSD-HASD bicycle.
 S isls St+ sSs WOOSTER STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-14

" ANIED. A SITUATION by an sxper5encAd American n woman To do general homework fn a prf- vAfe family good reference- Inquire for 1els ltf N. ] Iei Liberty street
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mfSccllancpus.

EOR Commencement. Illustrated poems F Films and Green Fast Rock Park Lake Whitney. At the principal book and art stores.
 lel2 is I5 IS 70 g 2s-
Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-14

A YOUNG man in grocery who underEiAndt A care of horss. Address ielf it- 4 Naurier OfBoA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04
SUNDAY REGISTER.

The SUNDAY REGIsTER is on sale at the
following business places where you can
secure copy if your boy fails TO leave
your favorite sunday paper
Robert Burt, Druggist corner Virginia
and South Penn streets.
W. =. Williams, Druggist, 81 Zane street,
Island
George Ebeling, Druggist, 2125 Market
street.
John Coleman, Druggist, $500 Chapline
street
Chas Menkemcller. Druggist, Twenty
second and Market streets.
VIII Irwin, Druggist, Twenty fourth and
Chapiue streets.
Phil Roth, News Dealer, 24O4 Chapline
street
Harry Stewart, Druggist. Thirty.ffth and
Jacob streets
Will Meukemiller, Druggist, Thirty-third
and Eoff streets
Richards * McElroy, Druggists, 3746 ia
coo street.
VIII Armbright Druggist, 3S41 Jacob
street
Forty-third Street Pharmacy.
Z. II. Quimoy. News Dealer, 1414 Market
street
/. Z. Freese, News Dealer 14lG Market
street
W H. Hague, Druggist, III Sixteenth
street
a r. Young, Druggist, northwest corner
Sixteenth and Jacob streets.
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A DoLLAR-D. GUNDLING & CO.
a DOLLAR!

Teacher-Boy what's Dollar?
Pupil-An exclusive bubble, very easily blown!
Teacher-Wrong Next what's Dollar?
Pupil-A porous plaster to heal all wounds
Teacher-No Next what's Dollar?
Pupil-A tiny thing which people bring
close their eyes that obscures all heaven and hell
Teacher-Not quite Next, what's Dollar?
Pupil-God.
Teacher-Pretty near Next what's Dollar?
Pupil-Its one hundred cents Because heard my
mother say she always got hundred cents worth
for every Dollars worth she buys from GUNDLING
That's why my big sister when getting married made
Thomas buy his entire outfit at the STAR.
Teacher-Comect. Go to the head; you smart
enough to get married yourself
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04
A HANDsOmE PLACE.
The Fine New Estabiishinent of Mr.. j. r.


No line OF enterprise has been more
marked In Wheeling recently than i'm
provements in the furnishings and fit
tlngs OF its business establishments.
One OF the examples is this fact is in
the elegant new meat and beef depot Of
MIR. j. +. Rehm in the new Egerter
building, No. 105 Market street. 1t is
safe To say that no similar establish
ment in West Virginia, OF this section
OF the Ohio Valley, equals IT in design
or finish. The room, which is aspacious
one. is magnitcently lighted by splen-
did plate glass windows and coiled with
beautiful metal ceiling. The desks
and wall racks are of the highest pol
ished ash, while huge slabs OF the finest
marble cover the counters, also Of ash.
The most striking object is, however,
the large refrigerator furnished by
Wolf, Saver IL Heller. OF Chicago,
which is an exact copy of the refrigera-
tors exhibited by this firm at the Worlds
Ear. 1t Is also OF ash and contains the
very latest devices for keeping meats
fresh and sweet. Mr.. Rehm will open
this handsome establishment Saturday
and invites his old friends aud the pub
lie generally to call.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04
FOR over rifsy Years.

AK Old ASD WELf-TEED REMEDY
Mrs. Wiusiow's Soothing Syrup has
been used Tor over Fifty years by mill
IONS ~ mothers for their children while
teethinR. with perfect success. II
sOOths the child, sOftens the gums, al
lays all pain, cures wind collie, and is
the best remedy for diarrhpa l. pleas.
ant 20 the taste. Sold by druggists in
every part Of tho world. Twenty.nve
cents bottle. It's value is lncalculable.
BE sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow',
Soothing syrup, and take no other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04

CHICAGO. January IA mob OF $50
men chased q negro named George
Washington through the aristocratic
neighborhOOd near Forty-sixth street
and Indiana avenue to-day, and aided In
arrestin9 BIN. The man was charged
with attempting Co assault Mary Hoges.
twelve-year-Oid airl. and was only
captured af.er nc had fought ferccly
with ths policeman who led the posse in
bis pursuit lie was landed In jan in
time 20 prevent them from carrying out
the murderous threats Of lyuching.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04
G. O. SM1TN.
1929 MARKET STREET y
FOR SALE.

:. lots IN Bsvedero addition, corp.r lot,
House rooms, brick. and 4 roomed bo,,.. H..
rear' hon street. between Twenty-tbtrd 80 ~
twenty fourth streets, s.. 800. anu
rouse looms, Eighteenth street i'm god
condition, a. 800. az koOu
street. 5000 rNuTtcehlh
{, House ta6 seven rooms, brick. Sixteenth street
,od House seven rooms. Fifteenth street, lot 20,
Wheeling H2b). N' Senl'e
House elsht rooms First ward. 81 ooo
House i've rooms, Baltimore strc., r.
Wheeling. 81 $50. iUo" East
Lot east end Fourteenth street 800
House Tour rooms, Charles street Centre
Wheeling 1850 0"''e
House four rooms, Eighteenth street 81 m,
House eight rooms, Sixteenth street in max
condition, e. 200. 80 sOo1
a, House four rooms and stable, Twelfth ,t,...
House rooms and stable Eightssnth st,,,.
$500 '''o-
Fine suburban homss miles eastot CITY a.
moderate price ivy -
4lots in Filsn. whit. d Gallagher addi.io,
6oN1O0 feet, s2OU each.
Slots on C2Idwell's run, $3.50 each
Fine farm, l>s acres, on National road. min.
nl.es east OF city. on easy terms
price.
ous,hnl lot on HcCollesh street ceat,s
One Of the best manufacturing sites zsA,
city. fronting on i've railroads.
NESBlTT & DEVlNE,
1870
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oper. Houss-wlfred Clarke.

THOUSANDS who have been cured
gratefully testify to the merits OF Rad
ANS Microbe Killer. Read what they
say by calling for Il 5O-psge book, free,
at The Logan Drug Companys, Agents
for Wheeling
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a Sensational story

has attracted attention lately, but as n
matter OF fact the public has also de-
voted time To things substantial, judg-
ing by the Unprecedented sales OF the
Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed
MIX. UDcqualed as food for in
fants. This fact has been amply proven.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-04

The Albany Dental Association have
removed from the corner Of Tenth and
Main streets to the new Egerter build
ing, corner Of Eleventh and Market
streets. These new rooms are among
the finest 10 the country, and the A.
nany Dental Association now have the
finest dental psrlors 10 the city. En-
trance on Market street. Offices open
from a. m. tiII 2 3. m. Lady attend
ant
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Index To Nsw Announcements

SECOND FACE.
Bargains in Cloaks-Geo. NJ. Shook & Co.
FOURTH FACE.
Wanted-Salesmen.
Wantsd-Drug Clerk.
Notice to Grocsrs-R G. p. Association
school aud College Text books-StAnton's
Old CITY Book Store.
Houses aud Store Rooms for Rent-Rinehart
X ratum
Rogue fort Chesse-Albert Stole & Co.
Stockholders Aeetng-Bauk OF Wheeling
Old Export Whisky-John Kari.
FIFTH PAGE
Opsra Housa-wifrad CIaryo
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This Meck

Mems and children's hats and caps at
auction prices.
BERGER & Dorsey,
1U7l Main street
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FOR SALE.

hesi estate on Fifteenth street that will nav
So ~ Pc, cent, We refer to property at SO
roort Si street consisting or an eight.
LOoIneu o"eIIing aud double tenement in IN.
~. Ihis property Is in hrst-clAs. cond1tion
ne location makes II desirable for either rcsi.
dence or Investment esi
HsVen-toomei dwelling at 100 South Broa.
way. ms IL gcod location and = good com
t.I.DIp, ihoue:n mouse, with ali nodera I'M
pIo'eHehts. VIII sell at a bargain on quick,
srf NC invite any one wanting a home TO 90
ana examine this property. - ~
81 100. =" i-inu street.
lew Tour roomed house. Cherry street 5000
bs bargain In ne" hye-rosmed house on
To Let List see Infeiiige1elr
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Mbeelins 8ssister
Tnsrmomo.er l&@.era.

Mr.C. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday; a. M, IS;
a. M, ~; IL m, so; p. m, 5i; d. ~.
SO. Weather, fair.
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Mems and children's hats and caps at
auction prices.
BFRGEE g. Dorsey,
iO9l Main street.
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WHAT THE TURKEYS SAID

Alta mass meeting of the surviving turkeys of Ohio
county, held at Wheeling Park the evening after
Christmas it resolved: 1--WE have reason Tor
sef-congraulaton in this years decrease in the Christ
mas mortality among turkeys. The decrease was
caused first, by the hard times, and next by MCFAD-
DEN's very low prices, which suited to the times
turned peoples attention to the satisfying of those
sharper wants than the luxury of our flesh"
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MS NeNE
Mems and chiidren's hats and caps at
auction prices.
BERGER g. Dorsey.
1871 Main street.
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1899 Market street.