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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-13
New Music Store.
sign of rhe GrceinH TriGOnunl, No. 199
nInfll Rlrecl.

-, J. FICKiBsoN would respectfully all
FsZs7 snounec 10 the citizens o: Wheeling and vi
IN tx \ 1cnity, that he has Just OPENED new and
~ Heegaht establishment the sale Of Nolills.
Guitars Violnceiloa Pagolsts, Flutes, Flies Aceoidc
Ons, Bpnjos, aud Tamborines Brass Instruments tic
Instruction books sor ull kinds of Instruments and
Music for the Piano. Guitar, Flute and Violin also the
newest Songs Duetts ETC., and the ycy hest Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings.
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards.
Bows ior ViOlincelIo and Violin
y Kiecer's Furniture Polish for renovnttnG varnished
Furniture such as Pianos Cabinets, Steam boats or any
descriptions Of Furniture. -.
Also sale by tho Agent for Rebcr Pttsbuig Pianos
the first and best manu 1ure in the United States such
as Nunns nd Cark's grand and square Pianos, j. H. Dnl
hams, HaIett Aliens celeb. oston Pianos DC
Agent for the make OF Garhatdt and Needhams Patent
Melodcons.
~ tie lowest prices. .ti IT,
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JBEYEbAND AND PITTsRURG RAIi
81 81 50

~ and after wednesday, June 1eth 1s5o, Passenger
" Trains will run daily SSgndGys excerted as folleWs
willie and staons; 6.f0 p NJ, Acc0mmOdl.
ttGn Train for Rayc9ga aopping st all way stations
Cleveland, stopping at all way stations
Leaves weisvilie at 1895 p NJ. Express Train for
Cleveland, and intermediate stations. ~ ii 90.
The $40 Express Train from Cleveland, connects daily
with the following lines, to wits At Hudson with the
Ravenna with Wards Line or Horse Coaches for
Warren; at Alliance with the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
Bayard, with hacks for Dover New Philadelphia
PoR PiTTSBURG.--The 6s4O A. M, Express Train,
elegant side wheel steamer FOREST CITY for Pittsburgh
and intermediate lantit arriving at Pittsburgh the same
Fare from Cleveandto Pittsburgh by Ohio and Penn.
lvania Rairoad. 81 O0:lft u l1is l9ii ttf tiff9
Cleveland g Pitt4sqrgh by way lyellsyille
Messengers arc teketed through, and their baggage is
PoR 1VIIERhiNGTh $40 AIM Express train nor,
YIN ma 5a' SPfSSGd siSS
the iptermcdat landing and arTiv.
ing at wheelingearly the some evening.
RETURNlGG.-i2:s6 r NJ EXPRESS Tain, connects con sts
and Pennsylvania Railroad Alianec, and at Hudson with
the kr0u BTaneh Railroad. ta 81 t''.'s -.
wheeling at O'Clock A. NJ, win take the 1875 p M, gx
nress Train from Welsyle and arrive at Ceyelands In
me to connect with the Lake Steamers Tor New York.
Also Toledo, detroit, Chicago, Racine Milwaukee
Passenscr rs leaving WHEELING aPITTsBURGH in
the morning By this route, arrive at cleveland the same
evening. and onthe Toowfg night can be in Or
Fhe Accommodation wing Iavenna at O'Clock,
NJ, coH9oets q h The = kISn sTnnSh RSil s
morning Express Train OF the Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad for the southg i la,,ts, 10
land at 5.4OP NJ, connects the Express Train from
Cincinnati and Columbus at Cleveland and vii the rol
| .CIeyelapd, June IA, I5l ) Superintendent
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-pAn old woman observing sailor going past
her door, and supposng it TO he her son Billy, said:
"Billy, where is my cow gonef'' 9t5
,tGone TO the devil for what know" replied
the sailor, in a contemptuous tone. f
"Well, as you're going that way,a said the old
lady, 81 Just wish you would let down the bars. -
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No Merchants,

N McCISlen, Knox Co, tho remaining partners have
SSociafed with them Mr.. Chester D. KNOX OF B.
Knox long fEVoT1bly known trading paniie
.nSsTnIiiiHr the Style ofMcClallens and Knox.
Tbey would respectfully inform their Old Sy
h, q InTl and beTny sustained teu) and all otheTdea
ans in Roots ard shoes that their Fall Stock will be AfFtv
inV froIl tho 10th to the last Of September
HaVfng been selected with the greatest care and bOuht
for eash they attsT that tetr ta STOCK n
Ros ana Shoes they can bold Inducements IN quality
and prices superior to any oeIed IN tho
CountTy their east they Nyoua pe Psees
"a "a eThibt their stock, and post them
ehaiengnga TtHon wit the anu
LPhiIndalnhiAt n Isep3l McCLAILkNS oshNoA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-13

FIR nkGI io liberal extelt
Led to him. begs to Of hssers
ing OF School, Mediea Theolossal HistoTea and Ms
cesneons books, Plain and Fancy Stationary, Blank
bnnEs Wall and Wfnd6w Papers, and Variety Goodt3-
10 Iefehsn nts TeacheTs school Trustees and otteIf
Jshing In glaItuesI every VIII
% Rsss Sas taken Ia exehsat
raes. JoHEiH. THOMPSON. 81.
A.. otlz.4f 81 Monroe Street.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-13
Planished Tin Ware.

n .PIanlSn6d iii .WaTe,
TUST opened splendid Planshed warc,
81 consisting and Tea UTns chaing Dshes 0ys.
ter stewers, Vegetable Dishes Dish Covers Teapot Es
beautiful artieIe We respectfully solicit tho attention
tho public varied ard beautiful or House
anu Steam Boat furnishing goods.
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GEORGE MEETDEL.
II. No1S4, lLnin Street, =
WEEELlNG "

a lI 49, -i'- .WBEELlNGNA.i lIa. -. r# 3
T S now receiving LAR RGR LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS,
i MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor Ole
Cloths widths and keeps constantly hand arg
assortment Of Funature OF every description Gilt ami
Mahogany Framed Looking Gassca GsSPates, VenitiRn
and Transparent Window Binds, Blind Trimmings, Clocks
Mahogany VaTeers, Varnish. Hdrcloth, Curiei Hair,
Spring Sucking bottoms, B-ass and Mahogany Stair Rns
eet all ofwheh will be sold at the lowest priees a2t
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IsTEAM MARBLE WORKS,

&C MARKET ST., WHEELING, VA. +
rTIHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
tcmplating erection OF Steam works, he would invite
the attention OF rchecs, Builders, and the public In gcl
Egytan Sienna american and other Marbles OF the fn
qualities which bc sold lower than any other establish
ment in tho west. ll1.f
Dealers would find 1t their advantage to inspect his
stock beEore purchasing elsewhere
His work is done in the most elaborate style, and he
would invite the attention Of purchasers to examine hts
stock md other wOrk Monuments, Gen.
otaphs Tombs Head and foot Stones &c. and Grave yard
work every variety; being enabled by his fac'
tfes supply th work Rt prices than
any other establis hnIent In the country.
MICIIA FL J. RoBAN,
Marble Mason and Vault nuildeTi
u5Also Calcihed Plaster Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind stones'
at the lowest trade pIireS. RI, ly'u.
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TODD & DEVOL,
AT THE WE'LL KNOWN STAND,

AI THE WE'LL hNUWN 81 dNOt
Sign of the -BLaek Mammoth Boot, South End Of
Market Square,
RE now opening unusually large stock OF Fall ard
n Winter boots, Shoes Hats and Caps, selected with
great care and manufactured at tho very best workshops
ng PhIadephia and New England expressly for our Whole
sale Retail trade To regular customers, aud all
others who may with call, otter you goods
which we guarantee equal quality OF material and work.
asir those manufactured in this part OF the
UE.itEd States. -.t.' TODD & DEVOLt
fWtIeling, Sep 81, 1882.
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nT"Thefe.i is in the heart Of woman such deep
well OF, love that aegean freeze it.'' No doubt
of it says adespairing bachelor friend -Icelandis
the most famous Of all countries for hot spnngs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-13

- tAnd what sort of; "a place is ita' says she.
Faith, it's sort of fhalf way house brtween you
and heaven,' said Joe, 'butI standiit mighty easy
after leaving YOU '2''''f .
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WIN. BInEhnm,
Shirt-Manufacturer,
NFW BRTTATR.

TTAS appointed A. NJ Adams agent the sale of his
shirts al Factory prices Merchants, ci1thiers and
cheapest In the United States will call at A. NJ. Ad
ans clothing store where they viii nd full assortment
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-13

soj PURaAronY VS.. MATRIaoNY.- the way, the
tghost of the departed remin Is me of Joe Kellys
ghost coming TO his wife.
= Molly says he, .rm in purgatoty at the pes
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WHEELING. VA, MONDAY MORNING,
CITY BTISINESS. :
COPPER, TIN, & sIIRETiIRON WAR X
3Manufactorv

THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
~ bestowed him. the subscriber would espectiu
6ay iREorn his friends and The public generally that m
continpcs to usnulloture the above named articles IL
all their variety which lie has always hand good
sortment for wholesale and retail very IowpTcest
He also keeps on hand cooking stoves OF the most a
proved patterns for coal and wood. t,+
Job work will continue 10 receive his particular attention
and be executed with proptness and In style that will
aug94 1sl.e Il4I5 Z. V.lRNBY. no. g, Hain st.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF
RICH AND SEASONABLE GOODS. 3
~ BY EXPRESS.
~ rIECES Paris ReIeLc DeLains in Rich styles-aIsO
IL some neat figures for Misses and children.
Rioh BTocade Silks,
Marie Louise Gro Dc Rhine, -s-t
silk and Linen Foil De Non for travelling dresses,
Rich coiored Jaconets, new styles, VI
China Silks, dark and neat styles, st1N ~
Muslin Bands,
ReyieTe InsertinEs,
81 IInins Extra Motnelin De Lains and French Mon:
noes in Blsck, Salmon, Rose, Hue and White.
Extra Fine French Linen CsmbIie Inks.
Received this day by
o. w, HEISRRLL & CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-13

Wheeling SILK Factory.
MBRIcAN silk nanufaetp into superior and sub.
GILL'S SILK FACTORY; Mil Street, Centre Wheel
Ing The curious In such matte 70 call aud SEQ
tho process OF MISUNDERSTANDING slHtng 10 pur-
Silks Wholesale retail be supplied on reason
able terms GiIs Store adjoining tho Factory, or at A.
~ Adams s. Forbs', A. o. Fairchld's Marsh & Tay-
Ior's and D. w Heislls, Wheeling Va, and at James
Richarlson's Furnishing Ware House, No. ii9, Main
street, Cincinnati, o.
Our Fabrics arrented all pure Silk and have taken
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals,
al tho American Institute, New York, Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia and Ohio State Fair. We arc constantly
nanulaCturinr and stock ia large and seasonabe
comprising many VaTietesvelvets satins, VeSngs, dress
siIS ringes cTavats, h7ndkeTehies, OF witn black,
plnd figured and pTnte all the newest styles made OF
silk, twillcd and iain Also Shirts drawers,
and half hose for gentlemen.
lean Orders orevery variety olsksPromr
y 1eTchantablc cocoons and Rccled Silk bought.
-lE1'st JOHN w. GIL.
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NEW FIRM.

NEW FIRM.
MRSSRS. CaYIvOoD,p CONKLIN dk CO..
c4 having purchased the entire stock OGStoves Tin,
sS5ss4Sf Copner and Sheet Iron T. G. Cubert.
son. would respectfully inform the citizens SI
Wheeling and vicinity, that they will carry on
lhe business or manufacturing Tip Copper and Sheet
iron Ware which they have constantly on hand good
assortment, for Wholesale and Ret9 very low for cash;
nee No. 10, Union ST. at the old and well known
ntand heretofore occupied by T. e.. Culberts0n.
Particular attention paid to repairing.
Wheeling. Aug. 81. : CAYWOOD.. .CONKLlN.6tCO GO
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ARTIFTcTAI, THETH

- - ,y,.N !. DR. S. p. HULLIHRN, once No. 1871,
- Fourth street, near the Presbyterian church,
y Manufactures Teeth exrTeaslyl for each par
9@441-1IIue1lAr case. Full setfs OF Teeth, or any
paris Of setts made with artificial Gums The Gum Is
made In Une continuous solid piece tile cost
for ! teeth &c D With y or .thout gums q. y
soIts from sa to S6 per tooth. 1yrid
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fT1hk ovER AND OnLr5E.'-We find the follow
ing capital anecdote going the rounds without
ming, and finding his boy Bobby attempting 10
throw all SORTS of summersets, and kicking up as
great arumpns as a town caucus. atare you
about7, asks the merchant, looking astonsted at
the wild eyontions oislhe boy, obllg,n my gal
writ me luscious letter, and at the bottom of
the page says 'turn one: and obige,' and Pyc
been going it for riore'n half hour
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TmOs. mORNRROOK,

TTAS on hand Building lots and improved property
ID sale accommodating terms. Two Brick houses,
ONCE Hall for societies otherwise for Rent
Iyd. Monroe ST.. No 94I, up stairs
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NOTICE..
w. D. MOTTB,
No 176, Market street,
TAs commenced receiving N. York, Philadelphia
tt and Baltimore, his first stock OF
NEW FALL DRY GOODS,
To which he win daily be receiving additions until the
sortment Is complete.
his customers every body else wishing buy, that in
the stock may be found goods OF the
NEWEST FABRICS, AND DESIGNS,
Staple and house keeping articles OF the best makes and
quality which sale at such prices cannot be
beat in the city. septA
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-T0BACCo AND CIGARS

ROB ACCO AND CIGARS. S
yx,IS has fe opened Ids stock OF superior
TnbaseS Shd Cisars At No ls!s an street Igeat sde
Brands oiTobaeeo and cigats OF which ths oloW
Pianateas. Phnefpee HaIf entpsk
Ge'n4'gte ,en 112pe ssajsssg ToBACCo. "a g st
Russen and Roblnson's, G1ants, Dtxon's Jones AMI
--'-s' = SNUFF. 45l
iHssbe. Congress Maeo1ba. scotch cot and Dry io
feels thankful Tor nvofs hereoiote be
slowed and SgoHd respectfully solicit portion public
P,,94t Ind 55z .VvlI. H HO1YREfi.a Is
~ IsId az u ers -.
ETlHR subscriber has the AgeIsy for the eeeye ees
1 and ias I fnIl supply or an qp4l lities on hata
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Brentlinger 8 Armatrong!
PRRsCRHPTIONIsTS,

TAVE Just received their medical store, fresh sup
Ill ply the choice medicines, such as people may
Tcy upOu making their selections, regard Is paid TO
prices, 30 tho article be OF the beat quality.
PhyHicfnnB' 'PrescriPttOnsPutupb put UP by car hands
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Mourning Dress Goods. S
GUPIEsdE Thoimt Maillands ga 5o5a,
Thfbet Cloths Black French MeItn9a ana
plain Black Wool Dc Lailes t xe9 aYI 1 q f,r,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-12-13

. ateibo1lyiIIe white Lead.
VTYE ARE prepared TO quantity Steuhen-
Nv villa White Lead warranted eIa II not superior
OF Pii4ahufe fel Cinnfnnah brands. lSsf
KELLaS & CALDWELL -
Agents Tor MaiulaetuTere. ~
PARTY DRESS rs. 49,. g
ID IBRoH striped md A.
than NetFYDTkp isht Soiosea Steos
IsoF 0 Saies eletr than buy theneas
eg oqHit-Tsali e s3Ef3ts ~ $50
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VIM. COWDEN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

\
RoomEN 66 Monroe street, 6efre Ue ReS Hotel and the
-ls Fsr. Court HoRAe.
Likencsses takcnfn any required shade and coored
represent the living bya new style OF colorng
warranted to fade Pictures OF Sizes both sim
gle and in groups put up in plain and fancy cases.
lowest prices Ekenesses OF naceurately taken
DAGUERREOTY GALLERY
JEs-z. -zss) A. @. PARTRIDGSE invites
attention TO hia Daguerrean Rooms, and
kl53sfJ Apparatus, now the result OF years or
tSsiHSfSSEI experience and close application to tho
ESssEP art. Confident that he now combines
in his establishment all of the imprO We.
which time and tests have proven valuable
he promise TO produce Licensees combining all the
beauty and perfection which has yet been attained by tho
pagueIean process. H. ~
For the Attractive and cOmm0touS style In which hts
rOos fitted up, he invites dpublo to call and eXaI
Ine themselves, His Cabinet Of Specimens always
open for inspection. - .lt
Lkenessc3 taken in all kinds OF weather. Stngly or IN
soups; aso post moTtem taken at sho notice
well selected stock Of Chemicals, plaes
cases, lockets &c, always on hand and for sale
Rooms. No. &c m0HFO1 Htii near tho Post ofIiee
rows 4,f t7ti l,'iS ,HElltf.Iif fs $50
OK RoXBs Candy Toys 1875 lbs Jujuba Paste, just
"a reeeiye6by BROOKS
,lee3 112 Main street
AIncricnns, PntronIze Your Own Manu-.
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,af eit' CLEVELAND DETROIT, sslt.t st-f i.
IN coHRecton pth CiepEaIta and Cincinnati EGilToGd,
CLeredId and Erie r. RI ClerGTa and PittS5uFgh r. r.,
and Michigan CeHiTdT n r,
Passengers will be eketed through any point
Lake Michigan Cleveland, Cincinna Pittsburgh, and
Wheeling and from either OF those places TO any point on
axe Michigan .-s -7. ~ I
steamers built expressly for tho ronte. -ifaiff4E
GLEVEIAND.... AFT. Z. c. SrAHARD.
AND I'D fr
boat will leave Cleveland Detroit, Detroit
Cleveland. eyeFY evening at 6lOeloeE arIiNipgn both
cities the following morning in season for the morning
trains for Chicago, Cincinnat and Pittsburgh and
tho Lake Superior and Saginaw boatsa at Detroit They
villTun from Cleveland in the following orders So
ri FOREST CIlY@ I'D. t.i fr.s
Monday...............W wednesday. Friday
1'f.e'' ~ .i- ~ 20 CLEVELAND. 'i- 'F
Tuesday. thursday. Saturday
And will leave Detroit; 5gy.,' lt.s'i "a {tfi
CLEVELAND ...l..4,
Monday. Wednes FRIDAY
- slli4l FOREST CITY lsaf TT q; -
Tuesday Thursday Saturday
Kinds or freight from Cleveland to Detroit Mackinaw,
Saut st Marie Saginaw and aports on Lake Miehigan
E IT, = OCEAN, CASPIAN, AND ST. LOUIS II
will compose tho liTc until the boats ready
r .l@ts ll.-- ''t : g AGENTS! Ef''N aHHtHF - =
iC.BRADBURN g. Co., Cleveland, ti a5ttii iti-H.I
PITTMAN, TRoWBRIDGE & JONES, Detroit ;-fri
4 y, III. II saEna4 .lis aslil itli.h s..y. u I'll
CLEYEBAND AND F,ITTeRURG RAIL
,
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Collecting,

HB subscriber having made arrangements io. the great
er command Of his time, gives notice that he will con
nuc heretofore to attend to the collection OF rents
other Business this nature TO his
viii, meet with prompt attention.
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Hats and Cops

ldatS and GO alp5s -
DoZ sstoft Caps from Is ie . ee Eto
sSfeI ~ i7lF FIIklpc1,s Hat ana Cap
~ ctrai llhcll1 Le
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scnNn ~ a FAsH1oNAnnn nornr,.

SCHNH IN a FASHIONABLE HOTEL.
DINING RooH.--.Y Yankee eating soup.
YARKEE-1 sa'ay, waiter, this 'ere soup' amt so
clean as have seen. -,
WAITEE-sir, Idon't know what yer means by.
such an II inAinetaton. must go to oarVfnknfe
CWaiter!. runs 10 head waiter and brings that
officer to Yankees chair.)
H.W.-7Beg pardon, sir; did you ave the honorr
OF making remnrk respecting the soup?
.H.-Wall;l did; there ain'tno use in denying
h W, Cooking very red in the face .j-Sir,shall
have the pleasure Of Saying to the superintendent
that you remarked the soup is lirtyl
", ttlrowing himself back in his chair.)- .)-Look
herei you can report to the sewperintenden, if
you've got such an officer over ye. Il s'posed they
had sewperintendents in Sundsy Schools, but
never heard ofone in tavern before.) You can
luSt say tew''him what saidato that linen jacket
teller there. And mind nowii eff you perynrt the
truth, FL teach Ye that gods of the heathing are
vain thing, in jest no time ut all. Tell yer sew
peIinlendent what say, but don't yer lie
S.-Anything the matter herea Anything wrong,
Vile says the soup ain'tclean, please sir.
Y.-TAnts a teetotal lie. l didn't say twas
dirty, didnt say twas clean. / Shouldn't have
said anything about yer soup at all, ef that linen
jacket feller hadntpoked bill for the dinner in
my face afore began to eat Il shan'tpay in ad-
vance. He had mere'n forty things charged on it,
more n could eatin tew fortnight. Had lotof
wine charged when lifelong TO the Sons What
hev, FL pay when theiwork's s done. This house
was recommended 10 me for a fust-rate tavern.
SHY dear sir, that was only our bill of fare,
designed simply TO Indicate what dishes may be
called for. Our prices for dinner are uniform.
I.5sY.--The dence it is! Well, the fact is didn't
mean anything agin yehsoup. WhatI was sgointo
say is this: that the soup wasn't clean as ever
seen-tor, yer see, when i was trayelln' in Penn
sylyana, they had some soup Of one tavern clean,
that if yer should dip white cambric handkerchief
II saf u I'D
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FOE Yr.ELY sa'e 1900
privilege OF E|sI rhsnTeabIe al pleasure, 800
Business rTo:essionAi Ca'as Nper snAu'' $50
For LnSo Advertisements, liberal discounts VIII 70
,,sde on the above rates Inv F,h,r;t ,bIc
,I;iTS and Firr Companies Inserted gratmtousiy'
i.rss md Deaths inserted sratuitously
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DINING RooH.--'Y Yankee eating soup.
YAskEELl sa'ay. waiter, this ere soup amt so
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ilall5l5 raw Gloves atf75c.
"A FIRST rats assortment Of Ladies' white, black, gTeen,
~ choco and other popular eoIors OF Kid Gloves No
zee IL The paoe D. CD0vt6l r tn: JOHNSTON, IR.
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wheelinp Silk Factory

Amcricans, PntronIEe = our Own MAJ