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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-03

STOLEN HORSES RECOMMENDATIONS
the 18th of May, span of horses and
a wagon were hired by two men from
James Sellers, livery stable keeper, OF
Franklin, Pa, for the purpose of going
short distance into the country. From
that time until few days since no
trace of them could be found. lnfor-
nation was obtained by Capt. Conant,
of the presence of a pair of stolen
horses in this city, and a search result
ted in their discovery. One horse was
found OF Corners Grocery, Centre
Wheeling, and the other in possession of
G. Price. The wagon and harness had
been purchased by a Mr.. Chambers.
These gentlemen have been viotimized
by the thieves to the time of SIS or
800. Yesterday the owner took his
team back to Pennsylvania. Capt. Co
nant and the officers who had this mat
ter in charge deserve great credit for
the efforts to find the stolen property.
The thieves of course had made their
exit long ago.
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An OUTRAGE.-A little son of DR.
James Cummins has for some time past
been the happy proprietor of tricycle.
or three wheeled velocipede, on which
he had been in the habit of riding all
over the central portion of the city
Yesterday mofnipg he was stopped by a
party of much larger boys, who drove
him off of his velocipede and stole il
from him. 1t is thought this is the
same party of boys who, short time
since, stopped little girl on the br idgt
aud took dollar bill from her. If any
of our readers see small three-wheelet
velocipeds, painted red, they may know
it is the stolen one, and confscate it, Of
let little DR.. Cummins know whereit is
The ROSTERS who stole it are marking
out bee line for the Penitentiary, i
ever boys were.
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TGo to the City Shoe Store.

FOURTH OF JULY.-The ga-lorious
Fonrth is only month distant, and as
vet we have heard of no preparations
looking to a celebration of the Nations
birthday. We wonder if, as an ami
versary, the Fourth" isn't about
pIaved out. There is nothing left for
orators to talk about. They can't speak
of our GLORIOUS Union" for we have no
such a, thing as
"a union of hearts none can sever
They can't talk of our noble constitu-
ton, for there is not enough of it left
to serve for shaving paper. The rights
of the States are merged in the will OF
Congress, the Goddess of Liberty has
had her throat cut and the Eagle bird
has been shot. No man could quote
from the Declaration of Independence.
and saw "all men are created free and
eoual,n for the Radicals have amended
it so that it reads "except he be white
man." What then is there left for a
Fourth of Julyer to bloviate about
There was a time when men taught
their children to look upon this ami
versary as the Sabbath of the Nation,
and taught them to revere those"rebels,"
Washington, Marion, Putnam and all the
rest of the glorious names of onr revolu-
tionary company. IT'S not so now.
Even the "unco" loyal say the Fourth
of July is played out,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-03

New COUNTERFEITS.-Counterfeiting
Uncle Sans issues is regularly pursued
as a vocation in the Eastern and North.
ern sections of the Union. There is
little of it done in the West or at the
South. In some instances it is exceed
ingly hard to determine the good issue
from the bad. The following is the
latest counterfeits out:
Tens on the United States Treasury
notes (greenbacks.) Imitation. Second
issue. Has upper right border Ia small
rs and 16 KS on left. The genuine ha:
10 KS on right and left of engraver''
name. The portrait of Lincoln on lef
end is not well executed.
Tens, on the Mutual National Bank
Troy, New York. Imitation. Engrav
ing well executed. The tip of the eagles
wing passes over the lower portion o.
the figure 65 in the date, and there is nc
period after ). The red seal is very i'm.
perfect. There are l6 white spaces and
II parallel black lines which form the
groundwork on which is the WORD
Troy. In the genuine there are 10 white
spaces and l6 black lines. The sigma
lures are poorly done. Letter A, dated
May 10th.
Tens, on the First National Bank, Red
Hook, New York. Imitation. Well ex,
ecuted and likely to deceive.
TwOs, on the fremont National Bank
Boston, Massachusetts. Imitation. En-.
craving well executed aud likely to de,
ceive.
Twos, on the Sixth National Bank Of
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Imitation
| The engraving is scratchy.
Twos, on the st. Nicholas Bank, New
York city. Imitation. Engraving wei
executed and likely to deceive many.
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LEGO to the City Shoe store.

House BREAKING.-Theh house of Alex,
Carson, in Rchietown, was entered by
a burglar on Tuesday night during the
temporary absence of Mr., Carson. The
rascal, whoever he was, entered the
house twice the same night. The first
time he made his entrance through the
front window, it is thought, and after
ransacking the lower portion of the
house, and opening all the doors, at
tempted to enter the bed chamber
where Mrs. Carson and young lady
visitor were sleeping. The noise he
made awakened them, and the fellow
made his escape without getting any
booty. The second time he got in from
the rear of the house, but the family
was now thoroughly aroused, and the
fellow discovering this vNmosed. There
is no idea as to who the rascal was.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-03

GLASS BLOWERS PICNIC.-The glas.
blowers of South Wheeling are an
nounced to give a grand picnic on Sat
urday next, June 9TH, at Boggs' Run
An omnibus will leave the terminus of
the street railway for the picnic
grounds every fifteen minutes. Should
the day prove fine the affair will be {
pleasant one, for the glass blowers know
how to get up enjoyable picnics, sure.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-03

SHOWS OF RAN-Just before rain
80 wall stron ger and sweeter, be,
nsu.s I'll. vapors of the air prevent the
80 Sstod PARTICLES of their perfume from
ascending, as they would in " drler a. at.
mosphere. Instead of rising above the the
s snT tho odor is disseminated by the
;.,nre Because the plants are
stronrer in fragrance just before the
s,u Of rain, we see horses stretch out
tbeir necks and sniff the air in a peculiar
conner. Animals are more discerning
than men, and nature speaks to them in
a silent manner.
They are thus able to prognosticate
the coming storm with unerring GER
tainty, while men often stand Devil
dered, and lost in doubt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-03

TINES CoME.-The trying time OF the
year on temperance advocates has ar
riv." What showing has long argu-
ment on the evils of intemperance, IN
the Summer, against the seductive in
fluence of refreshing cebbler, cool and
nice, with a miniature iceberg on the
top, surmounted by several delicious
strawberries, as red and plump as the
lips of the girl you love. Who can talk
of the virtues of cold water to a man
who holds in his hand mint julip, or
namented with a slice of pineapple and
one of orange, and in hismouth straw
through which he imbibes the divine
mixture But even these must be in
obliged in moderation. We have al
heard of the man who died from thu
effects of taking too much whisky anC
greens.
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The PICNrC To-DAY.-The Fourth
Ward Public School Picnic, to-day
promises to be a splendid affair. The
St. Marys will leave the foot of Monroe
street at o'clock this morning with a
full load of the brightest, happiest
children the sun ever shone on. And
what fun they will have at LOCKWOOD
Grove. What hunts for wild flowers,
what romps among the trees, gathering
bright eyes and rosy cheeks, and good
health and power to renew the search
for knowledge on their return to school
We can't go ourself, but we will send s
Sub"
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observation-disclosures, Ulcers or old
sores are caused by an impure state of
the blood. Take Rosadalis as directed,
and if the Ulcers are in6amed, use Elm
Poultice. After Inflammation subsidies,
use some mild ointment.
Never attempt to cure an Old Sore by
ointments, salves, &c, alone. Nature
often makes an outlet of this kind to
throw off the impurities of the blood.
Cleanse the blood thoroughly first, and
the Old Sore will get we'll itself, because
Nature has no further need for it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-03

A GALOOT CAPTURED.-A fellow named
William Devere, resident of COving
ton, KY, was found lying Ia spread
eagle near the Baltimore depot yester'
day. The beautiful dreamer was scraped
up and taken to the calaboose. Wheel.
ing benzine don't agree with the citi'
zens of Old Kentuck, evidently. 1t will
cost William s., sure, to find it out.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-03

A BEAUTIFUL PREsENT.-Through the
kind remembrance of some friend We
are indebted for a beautiful bouquet
that ornaments our table and sheds
delicious fragrance through our sane
tum. Rich in colors and in order, II
shows the exquisite taste and floral cul'
ture of the arranger. From hiding
places among rose leaves and ever
green's peep out moss rose buds and
sweet honeysuckles, while the perfection
of Flora's beauties surmount the lovely
cone. Thanks are almost too poor a re-
turn for such a present, yet from our
heart we thank the fair donor. There
is satisfaction in feeling that we, still
stranger in Wheeling, have been
thought worthy of gift so beautiful
Our heartfelt thanks again we tender
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-06-03

RIVER NEwS.-Business on the levee
is still dull. But little freight is offer
ing or arriving. Outside of the regular
packets and coal tows bat few boats
arrive or pass our city. But we are not
alone in this dullness on the river. II
seems to prevail everywhere. The Julia
No. ,, to GAINESVILLE and the Glendale ia
st. Louis, passed down yesterday. The
Kenton, for Pittsburgh, arrived. The
New State will leave at 7 o'clock thi:
morning for Pittsburgh.
The swell in the river is over and the
water is receding. There is eight feet
three inches in the channel at Pitts
burgh and fourteen feet nine inches here
The water is falling very rapidly.
The coalboatmeu have had a busy
time during the high water. The amount
to 60 from Pittsburgh on this rise is
for Louisville, 100000 bushels; fol
Cincinnati, 100000 bushels. Total
z, 1873 900 bushels.
ne SOaBOOAb .. II. Lung IcpOIlS u
the office of Colonel Malcomb, in Gin
cinnati, having pulled out forty-fouI
snags last week between Kansas City
and St. Joe, one (which sunk the Ara
bia and another the War Eagle.
The Cora s., recently SINK in Arksn.
sas river, has been raised, and is en-
route fer Cincinnati for repairs.
Captain J. C.. Powers and Samuel
Sarver, Waterman, and Richard Lynch,
of the Mary Ament, had q narrow escape
from drowning last trip. As they were
rowing acros the river in yawl, the
towbeat Clay Wilson ran foul of them,
and only by the exertions of Captain
Powers the boat was kept from going
under. She partly filled with water,
and soon righted.
About 5000 hogsheads Of tobacco
will be shipped eastward through
Evansville during the present season.
simultaneously the Upper Missouri
and Mississippi are again reported ris-
ing. The rains have been tremendous.
The Burlington HGTkeye says: The
Louisville is a large three deck New
Orleans boat, and brought q cargo OF
railroad iron to Keokuk. Hearing that
the Upper Mississippi was full Of pro-
duce, Eer officers have run her up for q
load. If the river continues to fall as
fast as it has during the past week, she
will do well TO get down over the lower
rapids without any freight.
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The Bsdy fsa.d as lIeusd.yiIIs-Ver-

The BODY f0Had at IIoandsTiIIo--Ver.
dict 9th GOrouer's Jury.
The State Of YES "a, Marshall County
tO-tcit:
An inquisition taken at the Ohio
River, near MoUndsville, in CLAY town.
ship, Marshall county, on the 36tb dav
of May, 1869, before Samuel NJ. Wykert,
Justice of said township and county,
upon the view of the body of a person
Unknown there lying dead, the iurars
sworn to enquire when, how and by
what means the said person unknown
came to his death, upon their oath. do
say, after an examination of the body.
found it to be seine person to us m
known, about fifty years of age, and sup
posed he came to his death by drown
ing. He had on two pair pants, heavy
boots and a flannel shirt and found in
one pocket, one three bladed knife.
In testimony whereof, the said JUS
tice and jurors hereto set their hands:
SamI NJ. Wykert, Justice; A. Mcclure,
John Messenger, John c. Beam, Thomas
Medford, K. G. st. Clair, Jesse Burch,
S. j. OlRey, Fl. A. Bier, Simon White
Samuel Peters, F. E. Fuller, James d.
Erny, j. w. Ney, Physician.
N. B.-The above is true copy of our
inquisition. The deceased is supposed
to belong to Ritchietown, and was
drowned some tive months since.
S. NJ. WYKERT, Justice.
The body spoken of above is supposed
to be that of man living in North
Wheeling, drowned in February last.
Relatives have gone down after the
body. ~
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NEREow EsCAPE.-R. Z. Chambers,
ESQ, of this place, on his way TO Wheel
ing in a buggy on Friday last, was
overtaken by the hailstOrm when mid
way the Suspension bridge at Wheeling
He gave whip to his horse, and rapidly
drove into the stable at the Grant
House, Just as the hail began to fall as
large as gOose-eggs. His only loss was
his bat, which took its flight from the
Suspension bridge while he was making
time at the rate of 2:40.
Anumber Of accidents befel the citl-
zens Of this county who were on their
way to Wheeling, and in that city, but
having no authentic account, we are
unable TO give particulars. We have
had heavy rains every day for almost .
Week.-N CIairErills Ga=Stts.
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5, WIN SCI
Terms of Sale.
Seii,ng as Trustee, shall convey only such
,itIs as Is vested in me by said Deed OF Trust
H'i' SAMUEL B. BARNITZ,
Splendid Bargains i'm SPIen-
did Farms.

TDHREE ADJOINING FARMS, CONTAIN
ing, respectively, $50, goo and l4o a acres
situate in ST Adams tp., Licking county, Ohio,
9ho,t ten miles from Newark and four miles
from Granville, are offered for sale. An elegant
road runs through the farms and to GranyiIe.
This town is justly celebrated as the seat Of Two
of the best institutions OF learning IN the com I'm
trons for young ladies' and the other for
vonDg men. Two public school houses are on
lands adjoining these farms. The farms are ar
sarb well improved; living water IN every helli
GOOD orchards. Will be sold in bSdy or sePa-
Sstely. Taken in body, no better STOCK larn
Gan ,Ll,i Uo 20 VIM. T. CHA MIXERS,
APP.2 No 1870 Market street.
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REMEDY FOR ROACHEs.-If there is
any one in this neighborhOod that can
give a good remedy to clear house Of
reaches, he or she will be public bene-
factor in the fullest sense. They are
the greatest nuisaRces ever invented
Everybody in the city seems to be trou
bled with these pests, aud they all tel
of the articles they have been using
but no one has so far found perfect
cure that we can hear of.
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PICNIc.-The Baptist Sunday School
and the Lindsey Institute are to have a
grand picnic at Cresap's Grove. The
steamer st. Marys has been engaged fol
the occasion, and all necessary precau'
tions have been taken to secure comfort
and prevent accident.
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rBWe saw two ladies yesterday
promenading. One had on bonnet
about as big as a new twO-cent stamp
the Others head was covered with an
establishment that looked like a hay
cock. Both were in fashion.
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FINE JEwELRY.-Oxtoby & Dufield
jewellers, 1O3 Main street, have just re-
ceived a large addition to their mag
nificeat stock of jewelry, which en-
braces all the latest designs in jewelry
sets, breastpins, rings, sleeve and col
lar buttons, solid bracelets, &c. Also a
full line of all styles of watches and
chains, gold and silver, for ladies and
gents.
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n-, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS en-

To DETECT CoUNTERFEITs.-Thab en-
ioyable fellow, Town-Talk of the In
dianapolis Mirror, and who, if we mis-
take not, was formerly connected Win
thu New Orleans Times, claims TO nave
made an important discovery he says
"Tbere is a simple and infaliiole test nS
by which, up to this time, the genuine aishnS
UITsenbacR $40 bill can be DISTINGUISHED me-
from the counterfeit. 1t is TINS n the a e1e
artist has inscribed "lOD IN tae eye
of the eagle forming the central a;I ng tbe
"ou to form the pupil of the eye, ano
tbrowing the 81" into the shading, yer
40 as TO make the whole percepuOle 70
the naked eye when once your attention Irhon
IS called to it, and very distinct Wnsn
seem Sa through masnifieT. Fortunately Sn7a.
the counterfeiting artists, not Delng IN
Town I%T Talks confidence, have not dis
covered this popularity; or II they nave,
the disabilities under which they pursue
tbeir nefarious trade, have made 1t I'M
DossibIe for them to copy it,"
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IgBlobbs says, speaking of the want
of Judge to open Court in this county
that things are mixed. Getting mar
ried is as easy as falling off log, but
people can't do any counting"
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FELL DOwN.-A horse attached to a
cart fell down yesterday, on Market
street in front of our office. 1t was the
usual story, six to help the animal up
and six dozen to tell how to do it.
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS.-W. l.
Parkinson, Esq, has been appointed by
Governor Yarmouth, Commissioner o.
Deeds for the State of Louisiana in
West Virginia.
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II For Freckles, Pimples, Moth
Patches and all Eruptions of the Skin,
and for Identifying the Complexion,
use Scream of Yiolets." For sale By Ed
murd Booking and Booking & Carroll.
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DThe velocipsde mania will ex-
haust itself when the thermometer
stands one hundred degrees. Bicycles
will be severely "let alone" then. Icicles
will be inquired for.
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CoRNs AID BUNIoNs.-Corns and bun.
ions removed without the use of acids
or caustics; the operation giving no pain
or inconvenience. Charges moderate
Call at the drug store of F. L. Brann
No. % Denny street, South Wheeling.
may26-2E.
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3The sunshine yesterday was of the
most approved high pressure descrip'
ton. 1t was just the sort that the
strawberry vines liked and the vegeta'
BILE kingdom wanted.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

nNE OFFICE DESK, ~ FEET LONG.
one Burnside Stove and Pipe.
I've Small Stoves.
One Square Upright Show Case.
One Counter, IL feet long.
Windows, Doors, Nantes, &c
APP'' LOGAN, LIST & CO.,
r,arl2tF Bridge Corner.
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Elf you want to see the best ma
chine in the world, 60 and see the Amer
lean Button Hole, Overseaming and
Sewing Machine, at 109Market street
See advertisement.
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vIt has been established that a
woman existed before Eve. Jenny SIS
was the Young creeter's name.
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;PThe latest style of wedding card
is to have the names of the bride and
bridegroom, groOmsmen, bridesmaids
and ushers all on one card.
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CBDon't fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children.
wear, at lO7, and compare prices with
those of the leading Shoe firms.
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CE Blond d Bachman have received
a fine assortment of the spring styles Of
Lasting Balmorals and Lasting Button
Caters,
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wA glazier Oh the Island put in l62
panes of glass yesterday. He must have
taken pains to do such live work, GER
tain.
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rYGreen gooseberries, currants and
other pie timber are plenty in eur
market.
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wThe grass plats and gardens IN
this vicinity again present a fine ap-
pearance. ~
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LOCAL MATTERS.

wThe weather yesterday was beau
tiful.
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70 For anything and everything in
the way of Boots or Shoes, go to Blond
& Bachman's.
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FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.
Valuable Building LOT

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF THE ,tiss
Is made to me by Charles a. Brltt i anu JnIT
bearing date the third day of April L9" S,T uU
recorded In the Recorders Office iOr eu RooE Sc
of Ohio State OF West Virginia Ii OWN
folio 435, 1 will sell
lot No Is at the southwest corner OIL Ce adS;
80 Ssrsntb streets, in w. W: ShrlVeL 49,
tion 70 the city Of Wheeling, being the same y,
nroneTtv eonveved to John Bennett, lstneI "
vp lane Bennett Britt by said w w. shrlSsdT -
~ dssJ sales July 9Th, 1851, and Teeoroeo =. y
BooS -. page 395, of the records Of onio County
Terms Of Sale.
One Tbousand Dollars CslO0o) in hand, Ia.
balance in four equal instruments paya0ie ~
one two, three and four years after day OF sa L
viii interest from date Of sale, the tue Oelpl
retained until payment Of all the purchAs'
Seijyng as Trustee, shall convey only such
.,,Is "a Is vested in me by said Deed Of Trust
SAMUEL B. BARNITZ,
Trustee.
PS.-If the above described property be not
sod within thirty days it will be offered at pub,
he sale on TUESDAY, JUNE sth, 1865, at IL
o'clock A. NJ, at front door Of the Court Heuse'
myIl I'D
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Fine Dress Goods,
NOTIONS AND DOMESTICS,

Before war shall be declared, will commence
from this day 10 sell
Mohair Poplins, worth sac, for 2jc;
Wool De LANES, worth SOC, for 3Oc;
And all other Spring Dress Goods a. low in
proportion.
Summer Shawls for slOO.
Black and White Balnoral Skirts worth sI.25,
for CSC.
Ladies' Hoop Skirts, SOC
Ladies' Linen Cambria Handkerchief, three
for 2jc.
Ladies White Cotton Hose, l2lo pair.
French WhalebOne COrsets q 10.
White ks full assortment. As low a. &c.
Marseilles and Honey Comb Quilts cheap.
Black Gro. Grain and Taffeta Silk
Fashionable Spring and SUNNI Parasols a.
cheap as can be found in the city
A complete stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres and
.CottOnades for Men and Boys wear.
Floor and Table Oil Cloths, very cheap.
Window Blinds and Fixtures az the lowest
prices.
Carpet Chain-Ths best ply I ply and S ply
10 be found IN the city.
Call and see for yourself, and save money by
buying your goods Of
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wYou can buy pair of Misses Last
iag Caters at IS cents a pair, at NO.
1856 Main street.
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wGushipg-the soda fountains yes
terday.