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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-03-20
$4,000 GOLD COIN
IN GIFTS,

The Gifts win bc awarded in q precisely sim
liar manner as at the Concert given BY the Mcr-
camille Library In San Francisco. The drawing
will bc under the management OF COMMITTEES
OF we'll known, responsible CITIZENS OF FIR-
GINA CITY, TO be selected by tho Audi
cnce ON tho day or Drawing, for
guarantee that the GIFTS will bo fairly drawn.
We refer, by permission, to the following we'll
known citizens:
D, CAMERON, Capitalist.
T.wHEATON, Contractor.
Hon. II. HOWARD.
J. LARUE, Lumber Dealer.
J. GBIsCnEN, Washington Brewery, Oak
II. LEIsE, Real Estate.
J o. CoNNOBS, Real Estate.
L. B. HUFF. Real Estate.
J. MOFFATT, Real Estate.
]. BECHT, Capitalist.
A. rONTE, General Merchandise.
/. CASE, Real Estate.
Capt. T. BADGER, Capitalist.
p. "A. REM1LLARD, Brick Manufacturer and
+. HosTETrER, Cattle Dealer.
c. EVANS, Market.
J. McTlGUE, Merchant.
ADAM MUNK,
Secretary nnd Business Manager,
VIRGINIA, NEVADA.
P.F. COVERT,
LOCAL AGENT,
ofice at vansickle's Stables, on the Divide,
Virginia, Nevada.
w Tickets in the above Lottery can be had
at tho Jewelry Stores Of W. T. EhVES and
TqOS, KENT, c street, Virginia, and at CLUB.
BUCK & WELToN'S post Office, Gold Hin,
Nevada. le.9 td
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-25

A TERRIBLE DEATH. - Yesterday
morning, about balf-psst eight o'clock
a well-known citizen Of Elm Grove
named Michael O'Donnell, was found
dead in J. F. Smith, mill-race in that
village. Mr.. O'Donnell attained bis
ffty-seventh birthday on Monday, and
celebrated that anniversary until a late
hour in the evening with some OF his
friends, after which he started for his
home. He was not intoxicated, we are
assured. Near where the body was
found q stone bridge crosses the mill
race, which is not more than twenty
feet of the pike. Both bridge and pike
are so covered with ice that it is not
safe walking over them now, even IN
daylight. Mr.. O'Dornell, it is thought
while walking across the bridge slipped
on the ice and before he could recover
his footing, struck on the bridge and
ell over into the race, being knocked
unconscious. That this is correct is
evidenced by the fact that one OF his
gloves were found on the bridge and
from a severe wound on the side OF his
face, most certainly received from the
fall. After falling into the water, and
while in a state of semi-consciousuess
probably, he attempted to get out OF
the race, and when be reached the
bank he fell overcome by the cold
When his body was found it wac lying
about one-half out Of the water, frozen
stiff. An inquest was held on the re-
mains, yesterday, by Squire Thoen-
burg.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-25

OUTRAGEoUs.-Wec can only style the
discom fort and loss people were put to
on account OF the gas last night as out
rageous. We are satisfied that the Gas
Trustees can arrange matters so that
the gas will not 60 out on the consumer
as it did last night, entailing loss to
shop,keepers and annoyance to every
body. At no time last night was there
sufficient gas to make darkness visible,
and we write this article-at ii o'clock
P. M.-with the aid Of the most mis-
cradle light person ever attempted to
write by. There is no excuse for the
present condition of things continuing
day longer. Those having charge OF
the gas works know how it is them
selves" and they should find and apply
the proper remedy. The retail dealers
on Market and Main streets last night
lost hundreds OF dollars worth OF Gales
by the gas going out on them. Let
there ibe light" Messeiurs Trustees,
and let it be light Of some power. Why,
an old style penny dip will give more
light than the gas now burning before
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For china sets attend the auction
sale to night, at 159 Main street. Pri
vate Gales made at auction prices.
J. M. MILLER & Co., Auctioneers.

A VISIT FROM ST. NlcHoLAs.-The
familiar story OF Santa Claus's stocking
filing visit is very nice, comfortable
reading; but the following is a new and
too true prosaic version
Twas the night before Christmas, when Of
Not thing could be seen for the darkness
and gloom.
Four stockings were hung on an old broken
In hopes that st. Nicholas soon would be
there:
While four frowsy heads in pillowless bed
Dreamt OF things which their eyes, not their
mouths had been fed.
And mother and 1, meath a ragged old
blanket,
Tried TO night off the cold that would outwl,
and flank 1t.
All at once from shivering doze was
started
By the sound OF the flreboard from its place
being parted;
And opened my eyes to see there, by a
That shown down from nowhere, so daz.
zling and bright,
st. Nick's little figure In furs thick and
All fiecked with the snow OF the Christmas,
eve storm.
On the Ieaky old roof his eight tiny rein.
deer
Pranced about in way that quite filled me
with fear
Lest Dasher and Dancer, and Dunder and
Bitten
Should fail through and smash our scant
furniture bits in.
A bag full OF toys the Saints back over.
hung,
And another one over his shoulder was
flung;
While his eyes wandered round with a
Quizzical look.
Surveying each cold, barren corner and
nook.
Then he gave long pull at the pipe that he
smoked,
Closed his eye with wink, his nose slyly
poked,
Then into fit OF laughter fell he
That shock his fat form like bowl full OF
Jelly.
Holding closer his unopened toys, he as
cended,
Like smoke through the chimney-hls visit
was ended;
But heard him exclaim, ere resuming his
tour:
merry Christmas to all, but God help the
NOR ~
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purxxrrARr IrKp.-Henry

PENIfKNffARY Ark1g.-denry u,
Lowther, convicted at the April term.
1871, Of the Richie County Circuit
Court;of grand larceny, and sentenced
to two years confinement in the peni.
tenary, was discharged this day, 18th Of
December, 1872, having one hundred
and four days for good conduct.
Harrison Jackson, who was convicted
in Monroe county in 1866, Of horse
stealing and sentenced to one year i'm
prisonmeut, was discharged in 1867,
he was returned again in 1867 from
Preston county, under the name OF John
Burns, on conviction Of horse stealing
under sentence OF imprisonment for five
years. He escaped on the 18th o.
March, 1867, and was recaptured OF
June 5th, 1869. He escaped and was
recaptured two or three other times
Finally he was indicted BY the Grand
Jury OF Marshall county for escaping
His attorney demurred to the indict-
ment and on yesterday the demurrer
was Sustained by Judge Melvin, and a.
Jsckson's time had expired in October
last. he was set at liberty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-25

POLICE CoURr.-There was large
attendance on the session OF the police
court, yesterday, and we are sorry to
say that several poor fellows will be
obliged to eat their Christmas dinner
while under duress.
From the number Of charges against
Thomas Parker we should judge that
he, like the way Of the trarsgressor
"is hard" He was charged with having,
on October 4th, committed an assault
on John A. Walker. For this he was
fined S. and cost or twenty days. On
November 2lst, he was again guilty OF
disorderly conduct, for which he was
fined IS and costs or ten days. When
officer Richardson attempted to arrest
him for this last breach of the peace he
resisted and struck the officer. For
this he was also fined s. and costs or
twenty days. Not having the needed
collateral he tsrrieth on the chain gang
for the combined term Of fifty days.
On Monday night Samuel Craig was
found prancing around the street in a
highly inflamed state Of inebriety. One
dollar and costs or ten days.
Thomas O'Counor was little bit dis.
orderly on Monday. He didn't kick up
a FIVE dollar row, so the Judge required
him to pay only the plain drunk price
Of 81 and costs or 60 up for ten days
As there was none Of the party had
the necessary lucre, Professor Price
will oversee them during their respec-
tive terms of office. If this cold
weather continues the chain gang will
have an ice thing Of it.
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TAYLoR's SroRE.-In addition to the
great bargains at Geo. r. Taylor q
Co.'S Cheap Counter in Foreign Dress
Goods, they will open this morning and
during the week great variety of fancy
articles suitable Tor Christmas presents,
such as small Roman Scarfs, Shetland
Nubias, Ladies and Misses Linen
Handkerchief (in fancy boxes, three in
a box), Point Lace Collars, Real Thread
Lace Fichues, Kid Gloves, Silk Neck
ties, Lace and Embroidered Handker-
chiefs, Gents Light Silk Handkerchief,
&c, all of which they will offer at the
lowest prices. Call there and buy what
you want for the Holidays.
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The LOVERS OF CHILDREN and tn,

The LOVERS OF CHILDREN and their
sweet voices will be grati6ed at Wash
ington Hall tonight by the singing o!
300 children of the English Lutheran
Mission School. Then, too, there will,
we understand, be a concert exercise O.
great beauty, Rotations appropriate to
this hallowed season, &c, Our job
Office has just turned off charade hand
bill or sort Of circular telling Of this an
niversary. We know it will attract
attention and attendance. 1t is novel
in its way, and indicates, like the gen.
eral exercises Of this school, freshness
and vigor. Read it to-day then try to
get tickets at once and secure a place
in the vast audience tonight.
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CANrArA AT WASHINGTON HA

CANrArA AT WASHINGTON HALL
On next Monday evening a very beauti
full cantata is to be produced at Wash
lpgton Hall by the Busy Bee Society
of St. Matthew'S Episcopal Church, as
sisted by Mrs. Hutchins, Prof. Ebeling,
Mr.. Whipple, Mr.. Sbockey, Mr.. Sheit
and other amateur musicians, for the
purpose Of raising funds to pay fol
placing an iron railing around St.
Matthews Church. The entertainment
will be q choice and enjoyable one, and
we can promise all who attend . pleas
ant evening. The csntats and the OBJ
ject Of its production should oil the
hall to its utmost sapasity.
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GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE OF DRY
Goops.-Twenty-fve thousand dollars
worth Of Foreign and Domestic Dress
Goods, Silks, Shawls, Furs, Cloaks, and
all kinds of Notions and Fancy Goods
are included in this mammoth stock.
The above named goods will positively
be sold without regard to cost or value.
Here is a good chance for any one wish
ing to make a purchase for the Christ
mae and New Year holidays. Call on
Messrs. Emsheimer & Blum this morn
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CONCERT AND BALL.-To-morrow
Thursday, night q grand concert und
ball is to be given by the Harmonic
Singing Society, at Turner Hall. The
concerts heretofore given by this So
ciety have been most enjoyable and
this will not be a particle behind any
OF the others.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-25

HOME FOR TIE HoLIDAYs.-Quite q
number OF the Senators and Represen-
tatives from the Panhandle and adjac
ent counties arrived in this city yester-
day, on their way home for the holi
days. The Legislature adjourned on
Saturday to January 10th. We had
the pleasure Of meeting Hons. Dsven
port, Jacob and Miller, of this county
Hall, of Wetzel; Baker, Of Marshall
and others. They had terrible time
in getting home from Charleston.
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CHRISTMAS GooDs.-J. T. Lskin d
Co. now have on hand a nice assort-
ment OF Dressing Gowns, Mufflers, Neck
Ties, Scarfs and Linen Handkerchief ;
also a large assortment of Gloves, con-
sisting OF Kid, Castor, Cloth and Calf,
with Otter and Beaver Fur Tips, all OF
which they are selling al email profits.
Ladies desiring presents for their
gentlemen friends, or gentlemen desir-
ing presents for themselves, that will
be useful, will do well to give them q
call before purchasing elsewhere.
Remember the place, No. 81 Monroe
street. second door east of the Franklin
Insurance building.
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A MERRY CHRrsTMAs-People are
now looking out for the place to pur-
chase holiday goods. To all those
Messrs. Winzeinried & Son, No. l67
Main street, wish to say they have just
received a new stock of Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry and fancy goods. which
are just suited for presents. Call and
see them
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FINE AND FANCY GRocERIEs.-R. J,
Smyth, corner OF Quincy and Market
street, has a very large and elegant
stock OF Fine and Fancy Groceries,
suitable for the Christmas holidays
Every description OF Canned Fruits
Pickles, Sauces and whatever else you
may need can be found in this extensive
stock. If you desire the elements OF q
first class Christmas dinner give Mr..
Smyth q call.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-25

HOLIDAY CONFECTIONERY, DC One
Of the largest stocks Of Plain and
Fancy Candies, Nuts, Fruits and
Canned Goods to be found in the city
is at J. P. Truschel's wholesale and
retail depot, Market street, corner o.
Mulberry alley. All goods are new and
fresh and embrace great variety o.
Just what is needed for the holiday.
Prices very low and goods warranted
90 and see them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-25

Mr.. WARDEN's CoNDITloN.-Jacob
Warden, City Collector, is still confined
to his residence from the effects of his
fall. Yesterday morning he was much
easier than on Tuesday night, but last
night his physician reported him as not
go we'll as in the morning. His condi.
ton is still cause of solicitude to, his
family.
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AccTpENTLY SHor.-A young m;

AccIDENTLY SHor.-A young man
named Morris, a workman in one Of
our iron mills. was accidentally shot
and badly wounded by his brothe,
while they were out hunting rabbits
over in Belmont county, Ohio yester
day. The wounded man was attended
by DR.. Allen, Of this city. who took
pieces of the fractured bone from his
body. He was doing well when We
heard from him last evening.
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Ok ACCOUNT OF the many engage
ments of the Directors and Managers
of the Childreu's Home, the usual
Christmas dinner and gifts for the little
ones will be given on Thursday TO
morrow. As We issue no paper to-
morrow, We call attention to the matter
to day. The Managers will be glad to
zee all the friends OF the Home On
Thursdsy, between twelve and Ave
o'clock
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A special court Of young and old L.
dies was held in Wooden Hall on Wash
ingday. The question before the house
.eas where would it be advisable to buy
their husbands Christmas and Ne"
Years clothing presents.2
TWAS unanimously resolved to march
to II. Franks Great One Price Cloth
inc Hall. No. 40 Monroe street.
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Posr OFFICE Hours To-DAr.-Posi
office employees, like others, even
Christians, desire to celebrate the day
and enjoy it's pleasures and festivities
In order to accommodate them, the
post office will be open this morning
from half-past seven until nine o'clock
and will then be closed for all day
The Office will not be open in the alter
noon. remember.
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ANOTHER FORTUNATE OSE.-MJor
Anderson, General Agent of the Life
Association OF America, is another Of
the lucky ones. Yesterday he drew
the beautiful centre table, composed Of
varisgated and rare marbles, brought BY
Bishop Whelsu from Rome, and RAT
fed OF yesterday for the benefit Of the
Orphans, holding No. SO, the lucky
number We congratulate the Major
On his good fortune.
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CHRISTMAS OYSTERS FOR THE MILLION.
The biggest cans and the bestest
sfortbeleastestmoney, can be
found at T. H. Mong's old-established
Oyster Depot, No. SO, Monroe street
Try them for your Christmas dinner.
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HOLIDAY GooDs.-We recommend
those wishing to purchase Boots and
Shoes to call at L. v. Blends, where
they will find the finest and best stock
ever brought to thi city.
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NINETY.FlvB cases in hundred oil
Rheumatism and Neuralgia cured by
DR.. Filters Rheumatic Compound, the
greatest remedy for Rheumatism ever
discovered. See advertisement. Every
sufferer should try it. Sold by Logan
List d Co.
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CHRIsTMAS' GREETING.

Welcome Sabbath Of the year-the
morning of the blessed memories. All
hail our Christmas day, when the
hearts Of men to noblest thoughts are
given, and youth and joy come back to
ell again. How the interchanges Of
Christmas greetings with the annual
recurrence of the anniversary Of the
Saviors birth, remind US of the long
ago. when childhood's happy days
promised lasting season Of bliss with
out alloy-does not earth seem nearer
Heaven Higher than the sanction
of any local tradition, it symbolizes the
youth Of the world, the perennial joy
of creation, the immortal spirit eyer
pursuing the bright course to its celes-
tial destiny. As the Great Master
placed the crown Of Heaven on the
head of the little child, let the blessed
little ones be surrounded only with sun
shine and flowers, and may the village
bells and city chimes ring Merry
Christmas lin q Christian sense) to our
readers, old and young, whether at the
festal board. or at the shrine of prayer.
Let US for one day lay the cares, per-
plexities, and trials Of life aside, and
remember only to be happy. Let us
remember that the event we to-day
celebrate, caused joy on earth and joy
H eaven, that the angels sang to-
gether and were glad, or as an old, old
carol or canticle hasit,
When Christ was born OF Mary free.
In Bethlehem, in that fair cite,
Angels sang there with mirth and glee,
In cxcelsis gloria;
Herdsmen beheld these angels bright,
To them appearing In great light,
Who said: GOODS son is born this night :"
In excelsis. gloria.
This King ia come to save mankind,
As In Scripture truths we find,
There ore this song have we In mind,
In excelsis gloria.
Then Lord, for Thy great grace,
Grant us the bliss 10 see Thy lace,
Where we may sing to Thy solace,
In excelsis gloria.
There are those around US who, be-
cause Of their great poverty are declared
the pleasures of this festive occasion.
Let these to-day he made glad because
of your liberslity. Let them feel that
the followers of "Him who had not
where to lay his head" have not for
gotten his command: 1.-THE poor ye
have with thee always" And then we
can say with Tiny Tim, God bless us
all y
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-25

Doors AND SHoEs.-Ladies' and
Misses Oil Grain Opera Button and
Lace Boots, Ladies Velvet Foxed But
ton and Lace Boots, Ladies French
Cloth Button and Lace Boots just re-
ceived at L V. BlonTs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-25

POVERTY is no crime" but it is
criminal to allow your children to 90
out with poor Shoes on when you can
get Shoes 80 cheap at Forgey Il Glenn
ens'
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LADIES thoroughly acquainted with
Butterick's Patterns are now employed
until 8 o'clock P. n. to accommodate
the evening custom at the Weed Sew
ing Machine room, "a Market street.
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n oPAPsR To MoRRow-In accord
ance with immemorial custom, to-day
being a general holiday, no paper will
be issued from this office to morrow.
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SLEIGHs were out yesterday, but the
sleighing wasn't good and it was about
an even bet who would be Stayed first,
the occupants Of the vehicles on the
horses.
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LET your stock OF Christmas sympa'
thy reach out to those who have never
had any babies and children to make
happy.
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CHRIsTMAs EVENING CHAT.

Let's sit down and talk together
o. the things0f olden days
Such as bartering, cheating, clothiers
Which can be avoided nowadays,
By calling at II. Franks great
One price clothing emporium,
No. 40 Monroe street.
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ANY thing you want in the way Of
Gents Furnishing Goods you can find
by calling at John L. Rice's, 3S Mon
roe street
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SANTA CLAUS kept shopkeepers' busy
last night. Dealers were kept busy
until midnight and went to bed tired
and thankful that it was over for one
day.
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The auction slaughter Of toys will
etill continue until all are closed out, q
l59 Main street,
]. M. MILLER & Co., Anctioneers.
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LOOK OUr.-Rich decorated Chamber
Sets, Toilet Sets, Cut and Engraved
Glassware, Motto Cups, Vases, Silver
Plated Goods, &C., &c, for holiday
gifts at J. L. Hobbs, Son & Co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-25

The water pipe or some other institu-
ton on Market street, in front OF
Whally's shoe store, burst last night,
and the pavement was flooded.
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JUST THE THING.-J. l.. Hobbs, Son
Il Co. are offering great bargains in
Gold Band and White China, Cut Glsss-
ware and Fancy Goods.
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"OS WITH THE DANCE Are you GO
ing to the hop tonight? Get White
Kid Button Boots and Slippers at For
gey & Clemens.
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MANY sat down on the streets last
evening-ice and egg-nog were the
cause and most accursed effect"
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JUST received by John l.. Rice. 81
Monroe street. a full and complete line
of Muflers and Ear Warmers.
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SILVER GRAY" Cigars at G. F. MAY
er & Sons, No. ll2 Market street. |,
is made Of pure Yara tobacco.
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CHRISTMAS is almost here. Buy
Boots, Shoes, Caters, Slippers, Hats
and Caps at Forgey & Clemens.
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NATIONAL Business College, Horn
brooks Hall. 1t is the most successful
institution of the kind ever in West
Virginia.
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EVERYBODY wanting pictures before
Christmas, can sit to-day at the Part
ridge Gallery.
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Ipyou wish good music, good time
and plenty of fun attend the Clsrkson
Boat Club ball at Turner'S Hall to-
n;chf
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OK TME.-Received last night at Adj
ler's. more of those handsome Silk
Ficbues. Mslsese Lace Collars, etc.
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STAR TIPS at G. F. Mayer Il Sons
No. liz Market street.
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If YOU want thoro ugh business ed
ucation 60 to the National Business
College, Hornbrook's Hall, Main
atrpet