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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-31
HWhite and Black Lace Points at
New York cost at Rhodes.

BASE BALLIsTs IN A New RoLE.-It is
stated that the Baltic Base Ball Club, of
Wheeling, who it will be rememb ersd,
played the Olympics, of this city, at
Union Park, Allegheny, on Monday last,
have entered suit against the owners of
the steamer Petrolia for the amount of
their boarding bill at the Monongahela
House while here. The members of the
Battles allege that they had a contract
with the owners of the aforesaid boat to
take them back to Wheeling on Satur-
day night after the conclusion of the
game with the Atlantics, hut the boat,
it seems, left this port on Friday even
ing, necessitating their remaining here.
On learning of the departure of the boat,
they accepted the challenge of the
Olympics, stayed here and played that
club on last Monday. The defendants
claim that they had the "Belle," an
other boat belonging to the same line,
in readiness for the party on Saturday
evening, but they did not make their
appearance, remaining until Monday,
and in accordance with previous ar
rangements, played another game on
that day. The "Petrolia" will likely
be tied up at Wheeling. In reference
to the game with the Olympics, we can
state that the challenge, though for.
mally rendered on Saturday afternoon,
was not accepted until very late hour
on Saturday night, until after the men,
bers of the Battles had learned of the
departure of the Notwithstanding
Commercial.
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DECISION IN THE HABEAs CORPUS
lCAsE.-We mentioned yesterday the
hearing of an application for the dis
charge from arrest Of John Schifferer
who was convicted of bastardy at the
June term of the Circuit Court. II
seems that Schifferer was required to
give security for the annual payment OF
q certain sum of money. This he was
unable to do, and, in consequence, has
been lying in Jail since his conviction
His attorneys, Messrs. Barr and Daven-
port, contended that the case had as
sumed the fern of o civil action, and
that Schifferer should be discharged
from arrest as an insolvent. fit be
not . civil action, they say, the law
works inequality, and the man of
means, equally guilty as the man with
out, can pay his way and avoid punish
ment. Unlike the failure to pay fine,
there is no limit to the time of the poor
mans imprisonment. He must lie in
jail until the necessary security be
given. Yesterday morning Judge Mel.
vim rendered decision in the case ad-
verse to the prisoner. The Court held
that the offence is q criminal one and
that the letter of the law must be COM
piled with. The case will probably be
taken to the Court of Appeals.
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A WARNING.-We have a little story
for the Bob Logic of the Intelligencer.
We take him on our knee thus, smooth
down his little ruffled collar SO, and
relate it in language suited to his com.
prehension. Once, long, long while
ago, there was a good man whose name
was Elisha. He was a bald-headed
man, as all good men are, and he never
parted his hair in the middle, for he
was too wise and good to be guilty Of
any such puppyish nonsense. Well this
good bald headed old 'Lish was taking a
walk one day, just as Spivius takes his
walks, when lot of little dirty faced,
i'll bred Cheat river raised young ones
shouted $50 up bald-head. Oh, git up
and git, ole badly" Just as you, my
dear little infant of the Intelligencer,
shout after Spivins. And the Good
Man, who is very fond of bald-headed
people, sent tive bears after these
naughty little children, and the bears
caught and eat them up." Now wipe
Your nose, little one, and 60 and sin no
more, taking warning by this terrible
example.
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I po,,cr CouRT.-The dnllness that
for two or three days has hung ever the
Police Court, wss on yesterday broken,
and two SUBJECTS were introduced.
Margaret Wright is all wrong. To
look at her as she stood before the Court,
her eyes blood-shot, her hair unkempt,
her nose red and blossomlng, her dress
draggled and dirty, one could not resist
tho conviction that Wright's wrong.
She started wrong and had not charged
since. She was fined $40 and costs. Her
bank account could stand no such draft
as that, so for the next thirty days her
address will be at the Hotel de Faris,
Fifth street, near Monroe.
John Murphy was up, charged with
being drunk and disorderly. John,
as tight a lad as everleft the Gin Of the
Says, got good deal tighter by copi-
GUS vibations of fnsil oil. Getting on
to Market street, Centre Wheeling, he
thought it necessary, about half-past
ten o'clock on Thursday night, to give
some one a blizzard for being up and
having light burning at that late hour.
So he stood out on the sidewalk 80 as
to have room to do his swearing. But
he made so much noise, he attracted
the attention of the neighborhood and
of a police office, who took John to Sim
ner's Rest. He was fined S. and costs,
and in default is in the geological de-
partment.
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ANOTHER AND A VERY RARE CHANCE
OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.-F. NJ. Porter,
No. 1876 Main street, will offer to the cit
liens of this city and vicinity 400 pair
of shoes, consisting of ladies', misses
and childrens. These goods will be
placed on bis cheap counter, and sold at
the following low rates: Ladies' shoes
Sl.OO; misses, 75e; children's, SOC.
Please give him call and be convinced
that there's no such inducements offered
by any other house in the city. Dent
orget the place, F. NJ. Porter, l35 Main
street.
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HOME CHEERFULNEss.-M child
goes astray, not because there is want
of prayer or virtue at home, but simply
be cause home lacks sunshine. A child
needs smiles ast much as flowers need
sunbeams. Children look little beyond
the prese mt moment. If a thing pleases,
they are apt to seek it; if it displeases,
they are prone to avoid it. If home is
the place where the faces are sour and
the words harsh, and fault finding is
ever in the ascendant, they will spend
as many hours as possible elsewhere
Let every father and mother, then, try
to be happy. Let them look happy. Let
them talk to their children, especially
the little enes, in such way as to make
them happy.
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HAIR JEwELRY.-Oxteby & Dufiela
Jewellers, lO3 Main street, have made
special arrangements with one OF the
tlrst houses in New York to have orpa.
mented hair work done to order, and
they can, on three or four days notice
have braiding executed in the neates,
style of the art. A specimen book con,
tanning an almost endless variety O.
styles can be seen at "103." Relative.
and friends who have preserved lock,
of hair once worn by departed loved
ones, and all others who may desire Il
have hair jswelry finished in the best
style, will do we'll to leave orders q
01soby 4 Daf6eld's Jewelry Store,
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LECTURES TO LADIES.-Mrs. French
has become quite The fashion. Go where
we will we hear that Mrs. French said
this and Mrs. French said that. In the
parlor, on the street, in the store, it is
still Mrs, French, Mrs. French. We do
not know, never having arrayed our
sylph-like form in pink tartleton with
low neck and short sleeves, what it is
that has made her thus the rage, but
there is something up. We hear OF
several really important cures, by means
of electricity, performed by her. If all
we hear be true, she doesn't hesitate to
give Mrs. Grundy stirring up now and
then, and show ladies how to preserve
their health no matter what people say.
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RIVER ws.-The dullness on thu
levee is more profound than ever before
Except the di,ily packets, no boats ART
arriving. In st. Louis they have
"White Collar Line" in view of the
daily traffic carried on by our packets
why shouldn't they be called the
Blackberry Liner
Capt. Muhieman returned from Gin
cinnati yesterday. He informs US that
be has his boat, the Major Anderson, IN
a yery forward condition of repair for
the fall trade. She will run between
this city and Cincinnati in place of the
Golden Eagle. She will be ready for
business by the first of September, and
will, of course, be as popular as all
Capt. Muhleman's boats have been.
The river is falling with eight feet
ten inches in the channel. At Pitts
burph there is FIVE feet two inches and
falling.
Capt. l. L. Thompson, of the steamer
Edipbury. was married to Miss Hattie
r. Kelly, of Marietta, in Whitney Chap
eli, of that place, on Thursday morning,
the Rev. Stanley officiating. The cere-
mony took place at six A. NJ, and was
witnessed BY large number of the
friends of he bride and bridegroom.
It is said that Captain James Lee, OF
Memph 8, has made arrangements to
RIM the Dan Able in the Friars Point
trade during the next cotton season.
Captain Hiram b. Hazlett has COM
menced suit at st. Louis against Mr..
Samuel Barr, jr., late clerk on the
steamer Great Republic, to recover 500
borrowed money.
As the steamer Keokuk, White Collar
boat, was towing the Jennie Baldwin,
on the oath, to the dock yard at La
Crosse, she collided with q raft, which
stove a great hole in her hull, sinking
her Immediately in shoal water. She
was Immediately raised, temporarily
fixed and went out about noon for WI
mona.
Howard Sheble, an old engineer, died
in the Sisters Hospital, St. Louis, on
Saturday night, aged forty. He was on
the following steamers within the past
fifteen years: FL Paso, Morning Star,
Polar Star, Ferd. Kenneth and numerous
Others. He was formerly a resident OF
Winchester, Illinois, where his people
now arc. He was unmarried.
T. B. Simms, of the Tempest, writes
under date of TT. Benton, July Ia, that
he arrived there from Helena with Cap
tain Marsh, and concluded it best to re-
ship. He made favorable contract for
the Job. He says: eve leave tenor
row for Cow Island, where the Tempest
is. will stay about here TO settle up
business. Captain Marsh will take the
Tempest to Sioux City and load for some
of the forts"
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Boy SHOT.-On Thursday boy about
ten years of age, named Hathaway, was
shot and dangerously wounded by an
other, about fourteen years old, named
Loveioy, under the following circum-
stances: Both boys lived in Bellair,
and On Thursday morning they went
out fishing together, Lovejoy taking an
old musket, loaded with shot, with him.
After fishing in the creek for some hours,
Lovejoy got to fooling with the gan,
and among ether cspers, put stones in
it. Getting on the bridge over the
creek, he shouted to Hathaway, "look
out, Pm going to shoot" and at once
tired, the stones penetrating the little
fellows side and making a very serious
wound. There is no reason given fol
the shooting. The two were fret rate
friends, and the only way of accounting
for il is to suppose that Loveioy wa
possessed by that devil, mischief, whC
so often instigates boys to do the mos
outrageous and unaccountable things.
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Tuesday, the I7th Day OF A"-
gust, 1869,

..,--....- from dav 10 dag until completed
Ana sncipy each day at eleven CLOCK A. Nj
iullii,bi5c auction upon the land TO Dc sou
r.. .. Ti,ptation OF estate mentioned IN tne
the Io No. of the will of Moses Shepherd De
n.ns ID a. div;,iors LOIS and coal fields as speci
.sa'Su ,Ss renort and plat Of James GIlchrlst'
PC. ., on file in said suit.
~ r-ITSbbWS-Each purchaser TO pay IN hana h h9
- st.t, one fourth OF the money due upon Ms
.s's 'naa bnt 70 have the privilege TO pay IN
PllIaS, greatsr proportion or the whole there
AsDG "a; 49, residue il any, to be paid IN three
o. ~ AILMENTS bearing interest from me Gay
ai. nd PAYABLE respectively in SIX, Twelve
;-btsau months thereafter; oona anu Sc
49,. ~ The satisfaction of the COMMISSIONER
eul., Ian for the deferred instruments, and
81 n he retained as further security until
payment in full. -.,,u. oDo,+ Ave- hundred
Inc acres, and is situated in Ohio
Aa1 Vat virginia, along the Cumberland
.o o-I '{asr,ns.ld railroad and Wheeling creek,
,o.T,h me ne Cumberland road about six miles
y,o,, Wheeling. A plat OF the divisions, lots
I've ,o,I SgIIs nav be seen at the Bank OF
Wss.,iug and also at the Clerks once Oh inc
Init Conrinf OhiO county.
'''l' OO'' DANIEL LAMB,
DANIEL G. LIST,
Commissioners.
,ryItsaa4t
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DIsoRDERLY.-Ed Weston was making
good deal of noise last evening in Gen.
ire Wheeling; so much that an officer
was called to arrest him. On their way
TO the calaboose Weston thought to give
the officer the slip, SO he cut and run
like scared deg. He made good time
for few moments, but having too much
oenzlne In his boots, he couldn't keen i,
up, and he was suddenly recaptured and
passed a mournful night in Sinners
Rest.
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M, b1yAtN'kRUPTCY NOTICE-

l hereby DtioSS OF DAVID LEVI ARE
Geo. b. Caldvr1. - y. 70 appear at the office Of
rSq ,t stree, N The SS SS in BaqETuPtcy en-
on the 10th day Of ss.Sy OF Wheeling W. Va,
: and show cans. saSpst. ls69. at 10 o clock
t TIE said bayid L.ri .b n any they have why
March ID, lsG; Tue BANKRUPT law of
wHHELxa, W .,'k L b, c. U.S Do D, W e.
IyS0oaw2t ''l I'th lsf9
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BThe Young Mems Christian Asso'
citation has taken step in the right di
rection, by endeavoriug to have the
Gospel preached to those who ego down
in ships" Many Of the employees on ouI
steamboats, are unable to attend di.
vine services, and to meet this
want the Y. NJ. c. A. COM
nittee on Street Preaching, &C., con
template having preaching on the wharf
every Sabbath. Tomorrow afternoon
at four O'Clock divine services will be
held on the steamer Express. Any and
every body invited.
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BRICK For SALIENT. James Sweeney
has now on hand q fine lot of newly
burnt brick at his kilns, at the upper
end of Martinsville, where he is pre-
pared to deliver them to customers in
any section of the city, or as far down
the river as Benwood. Orders promptly
executed.
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Eye. Ear, Throat, Lungs,
LIVER Kidneys, Skin,
and Stomach,
CONSULTATION FREE.
Well Atfested Case Of Cafarrh.

WHEELING, W. VA, May II, 1869.
DRs. LIGHIHILL & REID:
GENTLEMEN Your treatment for the curt
of Catarrh, of which l was afflicted, has proved
perfect success; and can say in full conf
deuce that believe Il is a radical cure. i suf
fered beyond description. / had pain in my
head, dimness Of sight, and my bearing wa,
obstructed at times so that could hardly hear
my breathing was rendered laborious by the
impaeted humps in my head and throat, so that
had to sleep with my mouth open. At times
there was such ringing in my ears it nearly
set me crazy I had been pronounced incura
BILE by some of the most eminent physicians
that applied TO; but am proud to state the
painless treatment Of Drs. Lighth:ll g. Reid has
proved perfect success and would recommend
all the afflicted to give them a call.
MARTHA Z. HAFFER.
WIN. B. HAFFER.
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MILLS SToPPING.-The nail mills of
this vicinity are about having their
summer vacation. The Riverside and
Belmont stopped day or SO ago, the
La Belle will stop to-day and the Others
will shortly follow suit. We hear of
several fishing parties, made up by the
boilers, shortly to take the field. Quite
a large party of mill men will be off to
the mountains, next week, some time.
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TRUE.-Many people who drive We.
hicles through our streets do not seem
bound to respect any rights of pedes,
TRANS. If they only get vehicles over
whether pavements or human beings
it is regarded as all right. This is an
age that goes ahead, and sometimes
over a body or two.
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PERsoNAL.-We have had the pleasure
of call from Prof. L. G. Chase, of the
Buffalo Independent. His paper has been
established on a thoroughly neutral
basis, 50 far as political entanglements
are concerned, and from its very general
circulation it offers to our business men
one of the best advertising mediums in
the Kanawha Valley. Prof. Chase will
call upon our merchants during his
STAY here and we will be happy to learn
that they have extended him a gen.
erous patronage.
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Mohd"gu sf, A. ID. 1862

door of the Court house .. =,
4; the nom O'clock, A. NJ, prooeeo 70 "a =
county, al ~ ~ 10 the highest and pest siIuel
public VssoIIowing described P asi; in .sid
~ situate N The south half OF. Lot No
S,s,e that IL 70 ~ east side of Fourth street
~. situate on ayd Market alley, and Lot NO
ss.x.ep CDiop ,Sorrow street, and adjoining the
- fronting Oh nth BALI of Lot No. l3s, In enc
~, line Of 81 p1rcel commencing nj point
"sr,el sec, osst at the south Line OF sara LOT
N Fourte ~ 's south and parallel with four our,
10 ~, ioSsr,three feet thence east anu P a.ai
.,reet nin,nth line Of said LOT NO; iSs ~ ot
sh, ne steettO Morrow ssr0s s;ds OF Morrow
"a g fron'.LS Torth 80 feet of a fractional
erect icing va said Lot No. 80 Third parcel;
iot No -, an ,br vest line of said fractional
ropnencing -, :" Fourth street, at point 81 ieel
fof No. ~, u" ,,,tL line of said Lot NO. l3o,
.outh Of Inc ii narallel with Fourth street ~
thence souIh a. I'm EIe Of SAID Lot NO. i5I,
feet aud n tine south line OF said Lot ~.
thence rS'I 0-i,b The south line OF said LOT NO:
and PaIas..,, hence north with the east me OF
-. ~ IS- toa point in SAID last men ia
SAID y ~ 49, south Of the soutn llbe VI
line 81 iee' So, 10 feet 10 the place OF Degln-
I3. thence vs. rssidue of the fractional Lot
ming, being Wv ,,. conveyed TO James Luke by
No 3, shLI and Wife BY deed dated the 9Th
J. " FSEsy.n Der 1881, and recorded in the re-
dsy Of & - Ohio county, and also Lot NO.
corier SihCs o " street. together with all the
q on Ao ,n5 avpurtensDces to said parcels at
buildings anu "g or in anywise appertaining:
tacbe o. 6T .tsaIE-ORe.thiId cash, one-third
IEkdiSI VI 81 one year, and the residue on a
on sITa Two Z, years from the day OF sale the
credit iHsiAT,.,Sr 10 give bond with good Per:
Of sale Pu;, .. ior rhs deferred payments and
soma se'aIi ~ rrGtained until the further order
o; the 'a'u '''' GEORGE W. JBFFBRS,
Special Commissioner.
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Mon Hall for Rent.

NJ SPACIOUS HALL, SITUATED ON
j.. i.a street Is believed 10 be the largest in
rgrv:rl eaeept Washington Hall: is central and
nd rs.v y access Is well lighted, both front
tar niSS, ana has three chandeliers TO give light
ave sS,,ss. "a. 1t has furniture Of thirty.
q W. Hri.ss u u IN good order. Apply TO
.y.t Ia HNl.' Fourth street.
WM pANTON
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e For Freckles, Pimples, Moth
Patches and all Eruptions of the Skin,
and for Identifying the Complexion,
use "Cream of Violets." Fer sale by Ed
mupd Booking and Booking g. Carroll
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pLAN AND SUGAR CU.rn
tr SuSiity' OF our own curinS W " BEST
pr - LIST, MORRISON ~
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uTo- morrow is the anniversary OF
the abolition of slavery in the West In
dies. The colored cuss of America will
celebrate it on Monday.
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FDon't fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear, at 10Y, and compare prices with
those of the leading Shoe firms.
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State Insurance Company,
OF PARKERSBURG, W. VA.

CAPITAL, .................--.SIO 900.
Paid in and secured by the deposit Of Govern
ment Bonds.
DIRECTORS:
Gen ]. J. Jackson, President Second Nat. Bank.
j. NJ. Stephenson, Pres't Parkersburg n. Bank.
Henry Logan Director
thompson Leach, Director
John V. RathDone Director First
S. Prayer,
NJ. P. Amiss, Attorney at Law.
George J. Hopkins, Merchant.
VIM. NJ. Eaven, Merchant.
NJ c. &. Church, PEST w. Va. TranspOrtn
Rev. Thos II. Monroe, of the II. 4. Church.
GEN. j. j. JACKSON, President
NJ. p. AMISS, Vice President.
K. S. FOREMAN Secretary.
THIS COMPANY BEING FULLY ORGAN
| lied with its capital paid up and secured by
Government Bonds, do propose to take risks at
current rates on buildings of all kinds, merchan.
disc, manufacturing establishments furniture,
and cargoes on the Western waters and lakes,
and being composed of good and leading bust
ness men, would respectfully solicit the patron.
age of the insuring public. Applications for in.
surance will be promptly attended TO and poll.
ces issued at the agency office, over the People :
Bank Main street, Wheeling. w. Va.
n c. ARTHUR, Agent,
apr2stf Wheeling and vicinity.
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wWheeler g. Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes for rent with the privilege OF ap-
plying the rents to the purchase, at VIM
Sumner q Co.'s, No. 50 Monroe street.
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VsThe United States District Court
will commence its session, in Parkers-
burg, on Monday. Chief Justice Chase
will be present.
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ROT.-Last Saturday night three
young men went to the house of George
Weddell. on Glenn's Run, and after
committing other acts of violence, broke
in the doors, tore off a portion of the
roof and pulled down the chimney.
BY the law of this State, when three or
more persons combine to do such acts OF
lawlessness, it constitutes a riot. A
warrant was issued by Squire Johnston
on Monday for the arrest of the parties
engaged in this riot, and on Thursday
one Of them, named Elias Buchanan,
was arrested and brought to the city
Yesterday he was taken before 'SQnire
Johnston, and the preliminary exam
ination resulted in his being held in the
sum of $500 to answer. Failing to give
the required security he was sent tc
Jail.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

wThey have got to darning stock
ings by machinery and they are said 90
be darned nice.
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u Blond Il BacAman have received
a fine assortment Of the spring styles Of
Lasting Balmorals and Lasting Button
Caters.
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wS5OO REWARD is offered by the pro-
prietor of DR.. Sage's Catarh Remedy,
for a case OF Catarrh whic he cannot
cure. The fifty cent package prepares
one full pint of the medicine ready tor
use. Sold by druggists, or send sixty
cents to DR.. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n T.,
and sou will receive it by return mall.
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@There are about one hundred ana
fifty grocers in this city. We do not
know that, in this city, any grocer IS a
negro, sir.
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uProf. E. A. Weber has resumed his
lessons on the Piano and Organ. Resi-
dence on Fifth street, above Monroe
next door to Capt. Stones.
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THANKS. -Messrs. Bundy & Clark, No
Grant House, have our thanks for a
sample of the delicious peaches they
have for sale. Gosh, but they were
nice.