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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16

Just ReceiTed-A Summer Rest, by
Gall Hamilton; price S2.O0. The Dove
In the Eagles Nest, BY the author OF
the Heir of Radcliffe; price In paper
81. 90, in cloth 81 so. Kate M~arstOne,
a FiFeside Story; S1.5G. May and De.
cember, by Mrs. Hubback; S1.55. Pull
pit P~ungeneies; price S1.5O. The
Game Birds Of the North, by Robert
B, Roosevelt; price S9.00. Life ! Its
Nature, VaIities, and Phenomena, by
Leo Il. GrindOn; price S2.25. Country
LIfe-a Handbook OF Agriculture;
s $50. Also q new supply or Arma-
dale and other recent publications.
Cobb, Andrews d Co.,
iunel4 al SupeFiOF.st.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or CLEVEIAND,

ENTERED ...-........JU IS.
stmr Cit of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop City of Fremont, Flint, Buffalo
Prop Rocket, Wetmore, Buffalo
Prop Michigan, Ripson. Toledo
Prop Neptune, StaTkweatEer, Buffalo
Prop Trader, Rice, Marine, 100 N # lumber, Il N
lath
Prop Elmira, Thorn, DunkIrk
Prop Toledo, Watts, Toledo
Schr c J Msgill, Kerr, Buffalo
SchT J L Qu.nby, Raymond, Detroit, leo IN lum-
Der, 80 III lath
schr Forest, Ryan, Bay City, 145 IN lumber, . n
lath
Schr Lilly Fox, Fox, Black River
Schr Mary Booth, Hudson, Rowan
Scow Rover, Jennings, Black River
Scow Herzynia, Burlingame. Ssndbeach
Barge Baltic, Shields, Bay City, $50 N It lumber,
&c, $50 lath
Tug W A Moore, BslleDtine, Saginaw
CLEARED.
Stmr Morning Star, Viger, Dstroit
Prop Toledo, Watts, Buffalo
Prep Elmirs, Thorn, Toledo
Prop Neptune, StarkWeather, Racine
Prop Michigan, Ripson. 0gdensburgh
Prop Rocket, WetmOTe, Green Bay
Prop City Of Fremont, Flint, Ssndusky
Prop ITOnsides, Turner, OntOnagon
Schr Vim RaynOr, Towers, Chicago, 1913 tons coal
Schr G J Magin, Kerr, Chicago, AS tons coal
Schr Lilly Fox, Fox, Saginaw
Schr Annette Davis, McDermand, BurWell
Sehr Colorado, Becker, Windsor, $50 tons coal
ScoE Lizzie, Bedford, Detroit, 40 tons coal
Tug W Moore, Ballentina, Saginaw
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Festival AND AIR.-The ladies ofTrinity
Free Chapel Of the Home of the Sick and
F~riendless," will hold a festival and fair on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of next
week, in CARROTS Hall.
Donations of money und useful articles,
as refreshments, fruits and flowers, are re-
spsctfully solicited and may be sent to the
Hall on either of the days named, where
they Will be gratefully received by those
laboring IN behalf of this truly important
and christian institution. Jel5,324
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MARRIED..

POLHAMUS-BAUDER-0n the l4th inst, BY
the Rev. I. s. Gillstt, ut the residence Of the
brides father, No. % Prospect street, Mr.. W. Il.
Polhsmus and Miss Olive J. Bauder, both Of this
city. No cards.
COLMAN-MERWIN-In Christ Church 0ber-
lin, on the 18th inst, BY Rev. VIM. c. French,
Mr.. Edward H. Oolmsn, Of Boston, Mass, and
Miss Mary Z. adopted daughter Of D. P. MerWin,
Esq, Of the former place. No cards.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16

The Commercials money articlssays
Gold opened firm at 1857, advanced to 1897,
but subsequently, declined. Thare is less demand
for export than was anticipated. Yesterday about
Sl,5OO. 600 Of double eagles arrived here from the
interior. The rise in the premium is inducing the
return Of gold held in the South. Probably not
less than SIS, 900, WO in gold was sent there for the
purchase Of cotton after the close Of the war, and
a considerable amount of that supply is now COM
ing to hand. The present price Of gold Is based
upon the supposition that the next steamer will
report lower quotations. for 5-20s at London, and q
still grayer aspect Of AHA rs la Europo. Should
this expectation not be realized, it is probable
that present holders may become sell RS;
The Posts money article says:
Governments are firm lO-40s have advanced IN
der the renewed active demand. 7-3Os are also at
tracing more attention. The principal changes.
however, are in the Gs Of 1861 and iS5s, aud in the
IS Of 1870 and ISL.
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STRAWBERRY ~FEsTIrAt.-on Monday and
Tuesday evenings next q Festival will be
held in the Pearl Street Armory, in aid Of
the building fund of st. John Church, re-
Gently damaged by SIRE. The cause is
worthy q good patronage: Tickets may be
had at the bookstores Of Cobb, Andrews q
Co., InRhsm q Bragg, e1d st J. q. Weeds
on Pearl street ReFt Side
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SPtEyDID CARPETs.-We omitted to men
ton in our report of the Kennard Opening
that all the choice and elegant carpetings Of
the hotel were furnished by Messrs. Beck
with & Sterling Of this city. 1t shows that
while Cleveland has splendid hotels, ave-
nues, DC, it also has active and energetic
business men-merchsnts whose ability to
compete fayorsbly with eastern houses car
not Be doubted.
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ABOUT WooL.-This question is elieiting
8 great deal of attention all over the State,
and some little dissatisfaction is expressed
in neighboring counties at the action taken
at the Cleveland Convention. Among
other resolutions passed by the starke
County Wool Growers Association is the
following:
Res0lued, That SO long as wool dealers
persist in discriminating in favor of manure,
tags and dirt in wool, as they have done at
their convention in Cleveland, on the 23d
inst, they must suspect that they will be
supplied with that kind of material, instead
Of clean, nice wool.
RsSol1ei, That a deduction OF one. half on
all unwashed fleece, is discriminating in
favor of dirt; if a fleece is half dirt, it has
the advantage Of one that is only one
third dirt.
The Lorain County Association on the
5lL igsl. lesolved as follows:
"That the fact acknowledged By the
Cleveland Convention, that Ohio woods
once had a reputation for excellence, is con-
elusive evidence thai the wool growers of
Ohio were honest. But by following the
lead ofthe buyers and manufacturers, have
measurably lost their reputation for hon
esty, although We firmly believe that even
now the condition Of the woods of Ohio will
compare favOrably with cloths mauufsc-
tured in New England.
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tbs BASD-The Cleveland City Cornet
Band viii appear in full uniferm on the
stand in Monumental Park at 4 P. NJ. to-
day, previous to going to the Driving Park
This hand is now thoroughly organized,
under the leadership of Mr.. Pspworth, and
is one Of which the city may be justly
proud.
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DAILY LEADER.
SATURDAY, JUNE l6, 1866.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Academy Of Musio-Bene6t Of simroe Lee.
SozOdOnt-LOcal Notice.
Jewett 4 Goodman-Cabinet Organs.
r. d. ~Currsn-LCcA Notice.
American Express C0.-House for Sale.
Bsekwith & stsrling-Local Notice.
W. a. Abbreviated to Give Away.
Toplih, sampsell & Ely-Wood THTnsr Wanted
Andrew Parksr-Man Wanted.
Bible Sooiety-THelfth Anniversary,
Box 259-Msn Wanted.
r. Hanna & Co.-For Lake Superior.
c. Harper-Boarders Wanted.
O.. Cutter & son-Lemons st Auti0u.
Andrew Parksr-Machinery for Sale.
Spiritual Lecture-Locsl Notice.
Andrew Parker-Steam Pumps for Sale,
Petit & Hclland-FOr LAX Superior.
70 Prospect St-Girl Wanted.
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osvego MaTket-Juue Ia.

FLoUR-Firm. Sales at $40. 209IO.50 for No
spring. SI2,5O for red winter $500 for Xxx.
WHEAT-Quiet and fTm. SALES of No. MilTsu-
kes club at S2,27Li sales Last night at So to
day 4,sOJ bu- choice white Cana'a at 3,lO, and
3UO bu. very choice do in barrels at S3,S2R-
CORN-FIrm but quiet. SAFES at T5c Tor No l
Illinois; at the close held higher.
Other grains nominal.
CANAL FrIGHTs-Dun. To New York Flour
3693sc, wheat 9Zc, corn &C..
LAKE IAPORTs-l5. 500 hn wheat $500 peas.
CASAL ExPOKTs-2,5 500 bu wheat, q, 5OO In corn
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New soHooSKR.-A new schooner, the
Little Fox, arrived here yesterday. She
was built at Black river by Daniel Fox and
is owned by Daniel and Luther Fox, the
latter being her commander. She is a neat,
staunchly built craft with dimensions as
follows: Length &c feet; breadth of beam,
10 2-IO feet depth Of hold I, tonnage
81 $500.
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BILLIARD AArcH.-A mstched game Of
biliards-50O points, $50 a side-wsE
played last evening in the American House
Billiard Rooms, between Lew Holland and
Daniel 0Conner. A goOdly number Of
amateurs were present to witness the game.
The seor.s stood: o'COnner, SOP; Holland,
400
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CIRCULAR.
} Tie Alumnt Of AilegkenV C0lie4s d..

To Tie AlHuni Of Allegheny College,
MEANWHILE, May 30, 1895.
DEAK SIR Al an Alumnus of Allegheny
College, you are respectfully invited to par
ticipate in the celebration Of its Fiftieth
Anniversary, on Wednesday, June 9th.
The address will he delivered by Rev.
Bishop Calvin Kingsley, D. D., at y P. NJ,
and will be followed by the festival and re-
union. A business meeting will be held st
, P. NJ.
Visiting Alumni will be received by the
resident graduates as their guests during
the commencement week.
An early reply to this invitation inform
ing the committee of your acceptance is So
licited. j.. TINGLEY,
Committee of Invitation.
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CITY NEWS
CONGRESSIONAL CON.
EENTION.

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATING CON
VENTION.
CLEVELAND, June 9, l5h6.
Pursuant TO a resolution passed by the District
ConqressiOnal Committee, the Union Republican
voters Of the 18th Congressional District Of Ohior
Consisting Of the Counties Of Cuyshogs, Summit
and Lake, are requested 10 meet st their usual places
Of holding elections, on Saturday, July 7tht at II
O'Clock, p. NJ, 10 elect Delegates tothe District Con
ventiOn, which viii be held ST Brainard's Hall,
Cleveland, Ohio, Tuesday, July 10th, IS6h, at II
o'clock in the morning, for the purpose of nominating
one Congressman, and for doing such other business
a. may be brought before the Convention.
Each County under the app0rtionment agreed
upOu, will b. entitled 10 one delegate FOR every one
hundred votes cast for Gov Cox at the last Slate
election, and one for every fraction o! nifty or up
ward. This will eutitle the Counties 10 the follow
ing number Of Delegates
ummlt.---.-.----.-. -.s----- --.-.-s"---a-- =
q
T,f.I
The number Of Delegates that each Township and
Ward ia the several Counties is entitled 10 IS rs i)l-
fDlluWs
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-"Waiting for the
Verdict" was finely rendered to q full house
last evening at the Academy. On account
Of its length and interest no other play was
performed.
This evening occurs ths benefit of MIR.
Simcoe Lee. The bill is one of rare attrsc-
ton, and the industry and talent Of Mr.. Lee
deserve & full house.
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RnHnIo AaArkeI-Iune I5

FLOUR-FiTm aud in fair demand.
WHEAT-Firm but quiet. sales at g, 10 for NO
l Milwaukee spring.
CORs-Firm and 10 good demand. Sal s al 6s1z
96Ge for No. =, and Tuc Tor No. l.
0ATs-Dull. No, l Chicago 46c.
Barley aad Peas nominal.
RTE-9Oc.
MEss P0Rk-s3I, s as2, 0.
LABD-Sales al BE.
WHISHY-SCArce and nominal.
CANAL FREIGHTs-To New York Wheat lGEc.
corn a. oats &C. To Albany Wheat l4ci corn lzci
oats 7Ee.
CANAL ExPORTs-Wheat 2q,4s2 bush; corn 90.
COZ; oats Is, lE5
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Z. bUUhNEI
ell No. As Market street,
innall

81, o R~cWard.-The above reward will bs
given TO any person who can furnish a PTesCriP-
ton for Coughs, Colds, WhoOping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. strick-
tanks Melihuous Cough Balsam. This balssm
will cure the above complaints, also splitting of
blood and night swests. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases Of chronic
cough, asthma, whooping cough and primary cases
Of eonsumption are cured BY DR.. StTieklsnd's Mel
liAuous Cough BslsAm. IL can be be had at any
Druggists.
BENTON S DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, U.
MFRS
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ChicaEO MaTket-JnDe rs.

~FLOUR-EIrm.
WHEAT-Firm at opening, advanced Ig2c.
Sales st 81 ,709I,7 II; closing at 81, G99l ,694 for
No, l; S7,O4@l o. for No. 2.
Consultative. Sales OF No. l at 529531z; and
No. 2 at dl952.
kOAFs-Actiys SAILS at 32H9s21zo for No. /, aud
30%93lc for No 2.
-PROvIsIONs-Quiet.
HIGHWISEs-Insctiv at s., 2492,2 Is for bonded.
P~oRK-Sales at s3l .O093l, rs.
FBEIGHTs-Firm
REoEIPTs-FlouF GOO bbls- wheat A. 900 bu.;
corn 226, OOO bu.; oats $4,000 bu.
SHIPMESTs-FlOur II SUI bills; wheat rs .OOJ hui
corn 5 800 bu.; oats lii, OOO.
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We have the best regulator in this city.
Gentlemen wishing to have their time
pieces run with the sun are cordially in
vited to call and set their watches.
ieI3 BURT & DARE.
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The number Of Delegates that each Township and
Ward ia tue several Counties is entitled 10 Is rs i0l-
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The westward bound rates By lake aud rail are
ss follows:
lst "a "A 9TH
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ANEW HoTEL.-It is rumored that the
splendid residence of W. J. Gordon, Esq,
Is to be torn down and a magnificent first
class hotel erected on its site.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16

H~USTISGToN's CELEBRATED CALENDER
CLOCKS, for showing the day of the month,
the day of the week, and the name of the
month. The most convenient time-piecss
ever manufactured in this country. For
sale by Burt d Dare. jeI3
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U. 5. COURr.-The smuggling case of the
United States as. Greggs, which has ELECTED
considerable attention at this court during
the past week, is still in progress-the argu-
ments for the defence being heard.
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~. stoek Market--JuneI5

9OVEREMRKF STOoKs-Firm.
5-2Os oflsG2, lO23I: do Of 1865, lO-1S Treasury
notes-hrst series, iO294; do % series iUZL; l0-4Os
coupons 96H.
Tsnnessee Gs s..
STOCKs-Quiet.
New York Central 9sZ; Erie 6l1s; Reading 1899;
Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne 7sL; Cleveland s Toledo
los; Chicago & Northwestern soy.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16

CHARITY HosPITAL-Since the opening of
the Cleveland Charity Hospital there have
been two hundred and forty-eight persons
admitted and are now fifty patients remain.
ipg.
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@RAVRLRRs' REGISTER.
ARRIVALS

~ Citizens via hing conveyance to either CT the
above Trains or Be, Is, will be called for By Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
st tho Omnibus once, Loo Superior street, OPP
pOsIte the Wsddell House. msylb
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16

General Agents and superintendens
wanted at K. H. Curran's ssrtsin Gallery
Of Art IS Monument Square.
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n. z. Money Market-Jnne Is.

MoSEY-Easy at 400 per cent. on call.
STERLING ExsHASGE-Quiot At lOS5<9le9%-
GoLD-Unsettled aud hlmeT, opening Al l4sL,
advancing to 1897, declining to lIT's, AMI
rInsinn At LIZ
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-16

Rich Silver Plated Ware OF the finest
quality snd richest designs, at HOgau's
JeweTy Store, No. 2S7 Superior street.
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HS- Single copies of the WEEKLY LTADER, for
Saturday, June l6, 1866, in wrappers ready for
mailing, can be had az the LEADER Counting Room.
Price Eve cents.
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SMITH FAMLY.-The Smith family had
three representatives lodged last night at
the Police Station for want of more invit-
ing quarters. They are brothers, John,
Joseph and James by name, and formerly
lived in Watertown, New York, and are of
the agesO of 1916 and %, respectively. They
walked here from Bedford, having previous
ly spent their money, and are now looking
for employment in this city.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum. Harkel,
especial to OlsVelsnd Daily LEADER.I

Especial to Cleveland Daily LEADER.I
PIFTsBURGH, June l5-7:l5 P. -.
The market is unchanged. Sales Of Crude are
2lOO bbls bulk, fair grayities, at 1915; light oil
he; Smiths Ferry oil 1915. Receipts 1900 bbls.
This demand for Refined is improving. Sales
amount to $500 bbls. Sales 500 Ibis bonded, July
delivery on spot, ats51Ec; July delivery Philadel-
phia 42c JUICE delivery Philadelphia 40Zc.
Lubricating oil steady and unchanged. Tar Ne
elected aud prices unchanged.
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Magnificent Ladies Breast Plus, Ear
Drops and Finger Rings, Of every variety.
BURT & DARE,
ieI3 I4O Superior street.
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Mining SGoeks-June 10.

The prices Of MIN stocks bid in Boston to-day
we're:
Copper Falls a. Franklin 43H; Hancock 2O[i
Quincy 46i Waverly 55s; Bay state l5Gs; Mime
sofa nL. Central 3D.
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TOIedo Harket-JUue Ia,

Toledo Market-June 10.
FLoUR-FiIm.
RHEAF-25I better. Sales No l Milwaukee club
at S2,U5G2,O7; white Michigan sl,G5; OLD white
Wabash 81, 90.
CoRS-5Ito lie better Sails at G2Eo for No l.
Cos for No 2.
0ATs-Zc lower.
RTE-Q1iet-
LAKE FREIGHTs-DuIl &C on corn by steam to
Buffalo.
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ALLEGHENY COLLEGE CoNEESCENEST.-The
commencement exercises at Allegheny Col
lege, Meadville, Pa, take place on We'd
nesday, June Goth, concluding on the follow
ing Monday. Leland's Band of this city
has been engaged to furnish music during
the week. For the benefit of persons inter
ested in the welfare Of this excellent insti-
tuition we publish below the programme of
commencement week and also s circular to
the alumni:
SABBATH, JUNE 24-lOK A. N.
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SUMMIT.


By the order of the District Congressional Com
mittee OF the 18th Congressional District Of Ohio.
JOHN @. GRANNlS, Chairman.
EW. P. FOGG, Secretary. iuneII;30
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NOTICES.
Hostetter,s stomach BIfters.-Bead
the following letter from r. Bourne, a well-knOwn
oitizen of PITTSBURGH Pa

citizen Of Pittsburgh, Pa
PITTSBURGH, May 10th, 1866.
Msssrs. HOsteier q Smih-Gentlemsn During q
visit in the west last fall, I contracted chills and
fever which brought me to my bed and finally ter
minated In typhoid fever and confined to ny room
for several months, during which time l was
physically SO Frustrated that 1 almost d~espsired Of
ever recovering my hsAlth having entirely lost
my appetite for days, not being able to eat a NOR
sci, added to which, was much distressed with a
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PROSTATE condition, brought about by the fever.
At this stage Of my condition friend recommend
Cd me to use your celebrated Stomach Bi:ters but
being morally opposed to ths use of stimulaDts in
any form, 1 st nrst declined, but afterwards
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returned, and with it l an rapidly r~egaining my
former strength and yigor My sleep iron the
loss Of which had suffered much, } has never been
better than it Is now, and the rsaling sensation
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Z. BOURNE
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Gold Headed Canes of all kinds at
Hogan's, No. $50 Superior street,
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MEDALS RY TIE BUsHEL.-The Columbus
Journal says, "The Medals at the Adjutant
Generals Office, to soldiers in the different
counties of the State, is proceeding rapidly.
There is each day taken to the postofice an
old-fashioned bushel basket full Of enclosed
medals addressed TO interested individuals.
About 500 are mailed each day. Soldiers
are urged to forward their names and post
office address without delay"
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Elegant Lace Curtains Just opened at
Beckwith t sterling's Curtain Room.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Ladies do not fail to see those elegant
wax flowers at CRITTESDENs.