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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-14
SUICIDE YEsTERDAYl
An Unknown Man Jumps
from the Suspension
Bridge.
No Means Of Identification.
An Extraordinary Case.

Yesterday morning pear six o'clock
quite a number OF persons passed
through the toll gate on their way to
Bridgeport to take the early train on
the Cleveland 4 Pittsburg railroad
Among them was a rather large sized
man, whose odd actions attracted con
siderable attention. He paid his toll
and loitered along behind the others,
until he reached the centre Of the
bridge, when he put down the valise he
had in his hand and sprang over the
bridge into the waters below. He was
seen struggling in the river, by a lady,
until he got about opposite the wharf,
boat when he sank to rise no more.
The alarm was quickly given, but ii
was too late
The valise, black oil-cloth one, was
taken in charge by Squire Gillespy. 1t
contains gray wooden shirt, considera-
bly, worn and patched on each shoulder,
white shirt with fine pleated bosom
pair of slippers, and sack coat and
pair of pants almost new, made of black
and purple mixed goods. The pant
have a brown stripe running down the
leg. Besides these the carpet-bag con
tanned spool OF thread and a pipe
There was not a piece OF paper, name
or anything by which the unfortunate
man can be identified
1t was the general impression yester
day that the suicide was insane, and il
a paroxysm of madness leaped to death
A search was made for the body but i
was not found up TO a late hour las
night.
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The AGRICULTURAL FAIR To-day
will inaugurate what we believe will
prove one of the most exciting inter.
esting and successful horse fairs ever
held in this county. Judging by the
great excellence of the stock, the many
different strains OF famous blood, and
the fast time most Of the horses have
recorded, this fair will pay the farmer,
the stock raiser, the gentleman Of leis-
IRE, and all who love that noble AMI
NAL, the horse, to visit. The entries
for to-day are as follows: For the
pacing race-Sorrel Jim, Jack Shack
elford and Gray Dan. In the pool sell
ing Sorrel Jim sold as the favorite, and
Shack elford and Gray Dan as the field.
For the first trotting race the entries
are: Gray Jim, Clarion and Tom
Brady, with Gray Jim as a decided ia.
vori,e in the pools. For the second
trot Fine Cut, c. Graham and Roam
Billy are the entries Fine Cut sold
first choice, Graham second and Billy
third.
1t will be seen that there has been a
change made in the programme for Sat
nrday next. There being no probability
Of the necessary competition for the
premium offered by the Stamm and
Keim Houses for best mules, the pre-
MUM has been increased to 800, and
will be given to running horses that
have not taken a first premium during
the Fair.
In answer TO several inquiries, We call
attention to the published rates of ad-
mission, where it will he seen that
ladies are admitted at half the usual
rates.
We expect to see very large attend
ance to-day, as the entertainment
offered will be most excellent.
Pools will be sold at Dailey's City
Hotel this evening.
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A CHASGE-By the advertisement it
will be seen that Bob Ford has sold his
cigar stand next 70 the Mcclure House,
Iugine and all, to Samuel NJ. Preston.
Mr.. Preston will keep on hand the best
of cigars Of all kinds from twenty-five
cent Havana to a first class stogie, and
fine cut chewing and smoking tobacco
in abundance. The sample OF Golden
Bee Hive chewing tobacco sent US was
splendid.
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A FINE CHANCE TO NvEST.-Tht
Belmont Glass Works, of Bellaire
Ohio, offer for sale at par, fifty share:
Of capital stock Of 5000 each.
An additional furnace is being erect
ed by which the capacity Of the work:
will be doubled.
The profits Of the concern. for the
eighteen months, ending July LIST, 1870
were about twenty per cent free OF
taxes. There are hut few better paving
investments.
For further information inquire Of
Christian Hess, Wheeling, or at the OF,
fee of said Works, at Bellaire, Ohio.
Mr.. Hess being one Of the Directors OF
Of the concern can give any information
requested.
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ATTEND the night school at the Ma
tional Business College.

HoNoRABLY .DIsCHARGED.-Sarah +.
Downs was arrested yesterday on a
warrant issued by Squire Johnston, al
the instance Of William Cooper, who
charges that Miss Downs went to the
store Of Louisa Thomas, in East
Wheeling, and represented that she was
the wife of Copper. and by means Of
these fraudulent representations oh,
tanned groceries to the amount of S2O
on credit In the course Of the exam
nation it came ont that Cooper had
said that he would pay for groceries to
the amount of $40 a month for Miss
Downs, and that she had not said any,
thing TO Mrs. Thomas about being
Cooper's wife, but that Mrs. Thomas
had taken that for granted. There be-
ing no fraud proved in the transaction,
Miss Downs was discharged from arrest.
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FUN IN PROSPECT. fun loving
citizens have treat in prospect, as will
be seen by the announcement of the
appearance in Washington Hall on
Wednesday evening, September Dist, OF
Johnny Allen MINISTRIES. There is no
name better known in the whole range
of negro minstrelsy than that of Johnny
Allen, and it is guarantee that the en-
tertainmenment will he frst-class in
every respect,
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GREAT SALE OF DAMAGED SHOES
John Anderson, whose immense stock
of boots and shoes was somewhat dam
aged at the fire in his store some TWO
or three weeks ago, will dispose Of the
damaged goods at auction at his store
under the Grant House, commencing at
9 o'clock this morning Most of the
goods are uninjured except in appear
ance. and for wear will prove as ser
viceable az new ones. We advise our
readers to attend this sale this morning
if thew would secure bargains The
stock mus; he sold
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WAroHEs-A nice lot OF ladies
watches, including the Lady Elgin,
has just been received at l04 Market
street below McLure House. Also
every grade Of American watches, for
gentlemen, and another supply of "Our
Own Watch timer imported directly
from Europe by Oxtohy & Duffield.
Every watch fully guaranteed. Call
below Mcclure House, for watches
clocks, iewelry, spectacles, DC.
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HOUSE OF REFUGE.-Some days ago
we made mention OF the fact that the
Young Mems Christian Association had
made move towards establishing IN
Wheeling House Of Refuge or Cor
rection. The following named gentle
men constitute the committee which
has the matter in charge: Messrs B.
Davenport, T. II. Logan, !. c. IIervey
W. l.. Parkinson and VIM. H. ONtohy.
We trust the matter will receive imme'
date attention.
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A RELIC OF THE PAsr.-Through the
courtesy of Rev. W. II. Morton, Of
Wheeling Female College, we have
been shown a relic of the early days OF
the Republic piano formerly be-
longing to the family ofGeneral George
Washington, now in the parlors of the
College, where it may be seen by the
curious in such matters. Independent
of it's association with the name of the
man who above all men is enshrined in
the hearts Of the American people, it is
worthy an examination as q contrast
between the pianos Of this day and
those Of century ago.
The instrument is made Of black
walnut and has been beautifully inlaid.
1t is of five octaves, and the ivory keys
are worn thin with use. On its front
is an enamelled plate Of white, contain
ing the words New Patent. Muzio
Clement 4 Co., No. 26 Cheapside,
London" Its length is about seven
feet and its width not quite two feet.
That the piano was originally pur-
chased for the family of General Wash
ington cannot be doubted from the Ger.
tifcates accompanying it. From these
we take the following history. The
names given are familiar to most Vir-
ginians and residents Of Southeastern
Ohio:
The old piano was ordered from Lon
don by General Washington for his
stepdaughter Miss Curtis. remained
at Mt. Vernon until after his death,
when his nephew John A. Washington
took possession Of the estate, according
to the Generals will. Then it was
made present to Miss Judith Black.
burn, sister of Mrs. John A. Wash
ington, who offered it for sale for the
benefit Of the Liberian Mission, and
it was purchased by Major William
Hickman, of Jefferson county, Virginia
father Of L. S. Hickman, of BarLes
vile, Ohio 1t then passed into the
possession of Mrs. Ellen H. Davenport
wife Of c. Davenport, ESQ, Of Barnes
vile. The instrument comes to the
Wheeling Female College from John
D. Talbot, of Fairview, Ohio. The
piano was exhibited at the Pittsburgh
and Wheeling Sanitary Fairs, where il
was very badly abused. At this day
of course, it has no commercial value
but as relic OF Mt. Vernon and thu
sublime patriot whose virtues live il
every heart and are spoken by ever!
tongue, it is beyond all price. Oul
readers should all see this instru
ment
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-14

DAxcING ACADEMY.-By the adver-
tisemeni IN this morning ; REGISTER II
will he seen that the celebrated Prof.
Bagar will open an academy for IN
struction in the polite accomplishment
of dancing, in McLalns new block,
Monroe street, on Monday next, Sep
tember 18th, Tor young misses and mas
tiers. The high reputation of Professor
Bagar, as an accomplished and thorough
teacher of the art Of dancing, recon-
mends him to our citizens who desire to
have their children acquire thorough
knowledge OF it.
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DKxocRAr1c MEETING TONIGHT

DEMOCRATIC MEETING To-NIGHT.-
The meeting to be held by the Democ-
racy of Ohio county at the Court House
tonight, to hear Hon. John J. Davis
discuss the issues of the day, should be
attended by every man who wishes to
know the truth and to hear explained
fully, forcibly and eloquently the issues
of the day. Democrats, let nothing
keep you away. Let us make this a
glorious opening Of the campaign. Let
the Council meeting go by default, shut
up your stores and shops and come out
to hear our eloquent candidate for Con
gress
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INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF, DUMB AND
BLIND.-Rev. D. w. Fisher has our
thanks for copy of pamphlet con,
tanning list of the Board of Regents
OF the West Virginia Institution for
the Deaf, Dumb and Blind, the names
of the officers and teachers, the law
creating the Institution and the Bylaws
for its government. By it We learn
that pupils from other States are charg-
ed 5000 per scholastic year for board
and tuition, and day scholars $50 per
annum for tuition. We hear that the
Institution lie progressing most favor
able.
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PERsoNAL.-H. r. West, editor OF
that reliable and able paper, the Spirit
Of Democracy, published at Woodsfeld,
Ohio. visited us yesterday, Mr.. West
will call upon our merchants during
this week to solicit advertisements.
This is an opportunity to make their
business known to the citizens OF Mon
roe and adjacent counties in Ohio our
merchants will not be slow to avail
themselves of.
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure yes
terday OF grasping the honest hand Of
Lewis Apologize, of Brooke county,
State Senator for the First District.
Uncle Lewis is looking REMARKABLY
well and is about starting on visit
of two or three weeks duration to
friends in Kentucky. We wish him a
pleasant trip and safe return.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-14

BEArTIfy your homes. The largest
and choicest selection OF American and
foreign Chromos ever brought TO Wheel
ing, are now offered to the public at
popular prices by PAUL Bros. ~ Co,
No. 90 Market street Also a large
stock of Wall Papers, graduating in
price from s. to eight cents per bolt
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HOLIDAY GooDs.-New arrival OF gift
books and stereoscopic views last night.
The variety Of views, especially those
Of the Holy Land, are the finest in the
city. The above and much more at
Religious Book House. 22 Monroe
street.
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PLANTATION BITTERs As IN APPETIZER.
Want of appetite is sure sign that
the stomach is out OF order. All per.
sons in perfect health relish their food,
and it may be regarded as a rule to
which their are no exceptions, that
individuals who are never hungry can
not be entirely well. To eat without
enjoyment is a penance, an" sustenance
taken into the stomach against the incli-
nation does not nourish the system a.
il ought to do. The best-known remedy
for a distate or dissemination for food Is
PLANTATION BITTERs \ wine-gIassinl
taken half an hour before breakfast,
dinner, or supper, quickens the flow Of
the gastric juice, and thereby prOvokes
hunger-for the palate symathizes with
the stomach. Nor can the appetite thus
created be called false appetite, for II
is the legitimate consequence of new
energy impaired to the digestive organs
bv this wholesome indicated stinn-
liant
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HoNE-MADE VINEeAR-Take parings
and cores of apples, pour on boiling
water with little molasses and yeast
Put in a stone jar and keep where it
will be moderately warm. In three
weeks it will form good sharp vinegar.
So saws friend who has tried il.
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IT was reported and generally be,
lieved in Centre Wheeling, Yesterday,
that the boilers will commence work at
the Belmont mill to-day. II so the
Wood Chucks will have to 90 10 work
They've had fun enough
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lT Is said that Dan Rices Circus will
return here in few weeks By that
time the European war will be over and
we can all 90 TO Sedan without fear Of
capture.
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DETERMINATION OF THE PRUssIANS.-
1t has been determined by all good
Germans that SO long as they can get a
barrel of the genuine Bismarck flour,
the best family flour in the market,
they will use no other brand. Try it,
1t is an A No. | article, made Of old
white wheat For sale only by
Hess Il EGERTER.
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MISSES and childrens' heavy oil goat
shanghais, the neatest and most durable
school shoe made, at Carnahan Il Co. :,
81 Main street Centre Wheeling
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The Rembrandt or Shadow Pictures
have increased in favor so rapidly that
scarcely any other style is called for at
the Partridge Gallery.
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Nor To BE DETEcTED.-The hues I'M
parted to gray heads by PHALoS ;
VIrALIA or SALVATION FOR THE HAIR,
are as vivid as those of nature, and the
change is not effected by disregard OF
cleanliness, as is the case with the other
hair coloring preparations, the NITALtA
being eminently clean. No sediment.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers.
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SEA Moss FARrNE will prove a great
blessing to the poor 1t is so cheap
that it is within the reach Of all. 1t Is
bv far the most nutritious and delight
full preparation that has ever come to
our notice. Observer.
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LIGHT AND SHADE, SUNSHINE AND
SHApow.-The finest Rembrandt pic
lures west OF New York are made at
III Main street. lfyou have not seen
them call in and examine for yourself
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FARMERS are about to commence cut
ting their corn. The corn cutting S
nothing. What comes afterwards is
shocking.
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IL your watch is out of order leave it
at VIM. II. Hennegen & Co. and have
it repaired in a thorough manner by
experienced workmen-l04 Main street.
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Louis V. BLOND is now closing out
his stock Of Colored Shoes at cost 10
make room for new goods
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DEMOCRATS, remember the meeting
tonight Let our standard bearer. i. j.
Davis, have a rouser.
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THE streets have become intolerably
dusty. Come, Cooney, get ont YOUR
street sweeping brigade.
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c. R. BEHLER's ladies and gents res
teaurant and oyster saloon, Meals
served at all hours-Hll Market street.
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SQUIRE SCHULTZ was bitten by dog
on Monday. 1t was the death OF the
dog. No dog can bite the Squire and
live
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If YOU want Colored Button or
Lace Boot very cheap, 20 to Louis V.
Blends.
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The work of stating the steeple OF
st. Matthews Church is progressing
rapidly.
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MELONS, pears and peaches in great
abundance at Harry Smiths, No. 100
Market street
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IxqrIRE WITuIN.-The mouth is like
house to let However pretty il may
be externally, it is impossible to Judge
Of its merits until you have seen the
Inside. Ir behind the ruby doors there
are plenty OF pearl-white fixtures, You
will exclaim at once. How beautiful =
To impart the utmost possible brilliancy
there l. nothing like fragrant SozoDoNT.
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The equinoxial storm is set for the
23d inst Let her equinox, if she wants
~
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The City Council meets tonight. W,
hope they won't get quorum.
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KENTTCkY TOBACCO.

Monitor"
..RuSsellS Banana" los and Navy.
"Merrimac' Navy lbs.
"Grape Juice" Blk a..
Peach Blossom" Bright IS.
We have all OF the above popular brands
Of Tobacco on hand, bought low and for
sale cheap.
MAN W Fill u llNtfl.f-
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Fruitful misunderstanding apples,
peaches, grapes, plums and SIGH.
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BROKEN sidewalks should he mended
before bad weather sets in.
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Rry the Bee Hive chewing tobacco.
See advertisement.
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Fir,t Day-wednesday Sept. I4th.

No. I.-Premium 500 for Racking or Pacing
Horses, Mares or Geldings, TO go as
they please; mile heats, best In D.
SIS 10 third.
No. 2-Premium $3.50 for Trotting Stations,
in harness; mile heats, best In .;
500 to first horse, So to second, sO
TO third.
No. aLPremium OF 500 for Trotting Horses,
Mares or Geldings, in harness, that
have never beaten3 minutes In pub
lie; mile heats, best in D. so tn
first horse, 80 10 second.
Second Day-Thursday, Sept. 18th.
No. 4.-Premium 600 for Trottlng Stations
in harness; two mile heats, best in
g. Sis to first horse, $50 TO second,
SIS TO third.
No. 5.-Premium 800 for Running Horses,
Mares or Geldings; mile heats, best
Bins. Sl25 TO first horse, so TO sec
ond, S25 TO third.
No. 6.-Premium $500 for Trotting Horses,
Mares or Geldings in harness; mile
heats, best 3 in 5. $50 10 first horse,
SlO0 To second, so TO third.
Third Day-Friday, Sept. 18th.
No. 7.-Premium, value 500, Silver Plate,
for the fastest Red Eye Colt, the get
OF Robert Red Eye, owned by j. l..
Burley, Esq; mile heats, best in 3.
Ne s.-Premium 500 for Trotting Horses,
Mares or Geldings, in harness, that
have never beaten 2:5O in public;
mile heats, best in D. SO TO first
horse, 60 to second.
No. 9.-Premium $500 for Running Horses;
two mile heats, best in 3. $50 to
first horse, 500 TO second, so TO third
Fourth Day-Saturday, Sept. 18th.
No. lO.-Dailey's City Hotel purse, John
Daley, proprietor, premium, value
SlOO, Silver Set, for fastest TrOtting
Double Team TO wagon; mile heats
best 8 in D.
No. u.-Stamm and Keim House purse
premium 500 for Running Horses
mile heats, two in three, catch.
weights, open to all horses that had
not taken a first premium at this
Fair.
No. I2.-McLure House purse, w. +. Good
win q Co., proprietors, premium,
value 500, Pitcher and Goblet, for
Running Horses, Mares or Geld
ingS mile heats, best in 3, catch
weights.
Ten per cent entrance upon all the above,
except horses for Silver Plates, which are
Tree.
ing previous to the race. Entries can be
made under cover at the office on the
grounds during the day, or at the office OF
the President, No. llS12 Main street, Wheel
ing. Three entries to I'LL and two TO start.
Inc ABOVE lTOtlluS TdCeS VIII NC COu-
Quoted under the rules OF the National
Association. The Running Races under the
Buckeye Rules.
A horse distancing the field will be enti-
tied 10 receive the first money only. Where
only two horses start the third premium
will not be awarded.
In case of unfavorable weather, or other
unavoidable causes, the Society shall have
the right TO postpone any OF the above
purses TO a future time, upon giving notice
thereof.
Heats in each days races will be called
alternately. "
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Tho's Hornbrook, John Bishop,
A. j. Pannell, NJ. l.. OFT,
Anton Reyman, j. l.. Hobbs,
Tho's Pollock, WIN. NJ. List,
Jno. Mcclure, y. X. Botsford,
John A. Armstrong, Saml Mcclellan.
Jacob Hornbrook, jy20
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The river is lower than at any time
this summer.
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New GooDs daily at Campbell ~ liar.
den's.
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CALL at Campbell q Harden's and
see the fall STYLES in hats, flowers and
plumes.
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FAxcy Colored Shoes that sold at
So ~, are now offered at 81 at
Louis Y. BLoNp>.
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Mheeliug gegister.
WEDNESDAY. sEPTEMBER II, 1870
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

New ADVERTISEMENTS LOst-Gold
Necklace.
Lost-Cluster Diamond Ring.
Strayed-Black Mare.
Notice-Samuel NJ. Preston.
Dancing Academy-Prof Bagar.
Edmund Booking and Booking N
CAROLS Pharmacy.
The North West Virginia Agricul-
tural Society Fair.
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CRY Council proceedings on first
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"SPArprNGS GLrE, meni- every
thinr
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Lemon Crackers.
Window Glass

ON BOXES CARRIERS Lemon Crackers,
DtI Just received.
SppS MAXWELL & TINGI.E.
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No CASE before the police court yes
tarIa,
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IA BONES Sxl0 GLASS,
.Dlb - lUNl2 received.
sep5 MAXWELL K TINGLE.