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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-01-30

Is it not cheaper to wear one collar three
or four days than one collar each day? If
you think SO try the Elmwood or Warwick.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-01-30

A NICE present for Cnristmasl A bottle
OF 1.-THE Queens Toilet" for the Complex
iOnl
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-01-30

No Person can take these Bffters accord
ing to directions, and remain long unwel. provided
their bones destroyed by mineral poison other
means, and the vital organs wasted beyond the poiuf
Of repair. 49,
Dyspepsia or indigestion. Headache Pain
in the Shoolders Coughs Tightness Of the Chest Dir
ziness Sour Eructafions of the Stomach, Bad Tzste
IN the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, PslPitztion OF the
Heart Inflammation Of the Lungs, Pain in the regions
are the osprings of Dyspepsia In these complaints
il has equal and one botfle VIII prove Letter guar
antee Of its merits than lengthy advertisement .
For Female Complaints, IN young or old,
married single, az the dawn Of womanhood or the
turn of le these Tonic Bifters display 50 decided an
influence that marked improvement Is soon perceP-
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For Infiammatery and Chronic Rheu-
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They are a Gentle Purgattve as well as
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Diseases
For Skin Diseases, Eruptious, letter, Salt
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| 7 WALKER, Prop'r. n. III. MCDONALD g. CO.,
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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-01-30

THE QUEENS TOILET,
For Improving and BeautifSing the Complexion,
AND REMOVING
Tan sunburn Freckles, and allEruptions on the Skin
This preparation Is the only of its class which
Is prepared from a PLY sIcIAS's PREscEIPTIoS, and
Of which bona-fde analysis accompanies each bottle
as guarantee of Its
PURITY AND GENUSENESS.
Printed on the wrapper of every bottle is the follow
ing certificate from Prof Dana Hayes, State Assay
er and Chemist for Massachusetts,:
DRs S. s. FITCH & Son:
Gentlernen-.Th Queens Toilet" received from
YOU has been analyZed, with the following results
This is purely vegetable preparation. free from poi
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and ID IL composed of ingredients having known
SmoHent and healing properues
% State St., B-cton-
Price 81. 90 per Bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-01-30
THE MARKETS.

ASK your grocer for Prussing's Celebrated Cider
VINEGAR. Warranted pure. Preserves Pickles.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-01-30
A NEW BOOK.

Just published, asecond edition. revised and con-
siderably enlarged of Mr. WV. HuSTISeToS's
work on Track-Laying:
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1873-01-30

If any farmer should chance to have a
cow fall into an ice Eole in the river, he
may learn how to get her out from this
story of how it was done at Bethel, Yer
mont, one day last week: A man caught
the unfortunate animal by the horns and
held her head above water, while a rope
could be procured; then another man put
the rope around her neck with slip-knot
and frightened it around her throat, caus-
ing her to suddenly bloat with air, and
rise to the top of the water, when with
her struggling and little assistance she
came out on the ice safely.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
The Browning.
IRA rInsr ANNINynsAnY, LAST gvENINa

Irs FIRST ANNINERsARY LAST EVENING
The Browning Literary Society. 30 named in
honor OF that sweet poetess, Elizabeth Barret
Browning celsbrated lis first anniversary in the
chapel OF the Wesleyan Female College last
evening. rha society is the outgrowth of M iu-
creaHing taBte for literature among the pupils OF
that institution, and during the short period OF
its existence. has not 0nly established itself per-
maneniy but, judging from it's exercises last
evening, has already taken rank among the old
OF societies Of the college. 1t has many friends,
as was evidenced by tile very full hall, whom
the members greeted with plt asAnt smiles anu
cheerful hearts.
The stage WAS very prettily decorated with
flowers and eVergreens, and suspended upon the
right OF the stage was the motto OF the Society,
" No Steps Backward very artisticAlly lettered
upon rining steps. On the lett was another
pendant frcm the wall with the name OF the
Society painted in alternate letters OF gold aud
silver.
The exercises embrace music Rotations di-
alogues and esrays. instrumental solor and a
duett were finely rendeEed by Misses Parks and
Cortright and an instrumental trio by Misses
Bennett, Warner and Howell Vocal solos wore
sweetly sung by Miss Semans and that public
fayoIiie. M Kaufman. although What the
Daisy Said did not give her musical powers iulI
scope. Miss Kaufman and Mles Be mans also
sang an amusing duett. Several choruses we're
sung by the Glee Glass, Miss BnnSal, with mnen
spirit, rocited New Years Eve,' and Misses
Smithers and Parks repeated the dialogue of
"Arcnis Dean" Thoughtful essays were read
by Miss Warren 90 the "Inauencs Of cheap
Literature" by Miss johnson on The Wise
Aian, lime" and by Miss Reybold, on the spirit
Of the Age novel and very pleasant feature
OF the entertainments was the recitation in CON
cert of Ia -bars Ftetchie gallant display OF pa
| trtotsin Ia Frederick by MISSES Reynolds, Chris
| tie Smitners Howell aud Jump.
The Secretary read her annual reportln ~hloh
in the Society," that the library consisted of IL.
volumes, tho gifts OF the members aud theil
| friends The founders OF the Society were al
| present ut the irst anniversary, aud the society
| neither wore bridal wreaihs nor embem' o.
mourning during this, it's drst year.
| Alrs Mary Reybo.d, Of Wilmington, is presl
dent. and Miss Rath A. Day, OF Dover, secre'
| tary
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
Latest General News.

oo,srs Were received from Washington yester-
H. N csase all extra work at the Charlesto~n
nav, ward The work of fitting out the Brook
L., will procsed, but as the emergency is over,
.nrmber Of employees have boon discharged.
Nh. Brooklyn is expected to sail on Monday.
.o5rew PerteeI colored the wife murderer,
x,. hinged at Joliet, Ill yesterday.
The trial OF Henry Genet. Que OF the New York
.a, Gas concluded last evening, with verdict
=, e1ulty. Sentence was deferred until Mon
dsy
= Mooney drivor,of the ambulance for Belle
,,a bo-pitaL ia New York, was arrested yester-
S,y on the charge of robbing dead man while
taking It to the morguo
George Rose. charged with killing a little boy,
NAN ID Janus Burke, by throwing hatchet at a
rTnvd Of bows of which Burke was one. was con-
yitel yesterday IN New YORK OF mAhelauBnter
n the fourth degree.
prize fight for $500 took place on Long -
l,b Yesterday morning between jim turner
IiE ldy McUuff. II resulted iu victory for
Tuner
At Harrisburg, on Thursday evening. wo-
man named Bridget Harvey, aged about htty-
fve VA. run over aud instantly killed by the
csrs on Canal street, near the Pennzylvania rail
road depot.
Yesterday. in New York. an unfortunate coun'
nv merchant had his pocket picked in Fonrtf
,yeuue car of S5 500 in notes and drafts
Hs breast pocket was cut open with sharp in
sitnment.
Tie president and fsmily, with the remains o.
Judge Dent, left indianapolis at o'clock lAsl
nl.l fol II. Louis.
Herman Koewng WIS convicted Yesterday
Ei1shpth y J. OF atrocious assault with inten
TO kll l4Icy Kru aud sentenced to ten years II
tie peuItentisry aud pay $1 500 fue'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
Oyster Troubles.

TIE VIRGINIA AUTHonIuEs oPEE FIRE ON NARY
LAND VESSELS IN DISPUTED wATERs-RRNooN-
TIRE IN eT. MARYs RIVER.
Late advices from Crisfeld communicate the
following
Capt John wilmington. Of the schooner Cuba
of this nort, reports the elimination OF the
threats of Capt Orris Browne, in command OF
the steamer Tredegar, of the Virginia oyster po-
lice force on Tuesday last. Capt. Brown mas
for some time forewarned the Maryland dred-
gers from operating in Pocomoke sound, and
on Tuesday fired upon some alleged trsspassers
after an Intellectual attempt to run them down
The Joint commission appointed to locate the
division line between Maryland and Virginia
waters has no far failed to agree and it is under
stood that Capt Browne acted from authority,
delivered by some one that is not yet known.
Capt. r. ii McCready, ,ofthe Maryland oyster
police sloop Bessie Woolford. had recontro
with the schooner hate Cassidy, Of Baltimore,
in st Mary's river some days since. The Cassidy
was seen to be dredging, and pursuit followed.
Capt McCready overtaking the schooner after
a chase OF about eight miles. The police force
boarded her, found her name concealed number
hidden, and were compelled to quit her. the
captain and crew of ten presenting guns, knives,
and opprobrious epithets sufficient TO deter
them,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
TIE CnroIIne County Murder.

EXPORTS To FoRoE COMPRESSION FROM THE PRIs"
osERs IN THE DEsToE JAIL y =, or
All efforts to find the body OF VIM H. Phfi-
lips, murdered near GEeensborongh- ON the
night Of the 9th inst, having proved unayaiiing,
other means have been reAolted to to enable the
discovery OF the body and obtsinthe full partic-
ulars in the tragic occurrence.
1t will be remembered that two men, Dill and
Blades, were locked up in the coanty jail at
Denton to await Developments. and public senti-
ment 10 well grounded in the belief they are the
guilty parties Acting under such an
Impression, a body of disguised men
went TO the jail on Tuesday night
last and binding Sheriff Johnson and locking
him up in his own apartments, they broke into
the cell where the two prisoners were confined,
seized Blades, led him some distance tnto the
country and there by means of rope and
threats Of lynching sought to obtain the full
particulars OF the affair He refused to divulge
however, aud the murder is still wrapped in
mystery.
very properly condemn the whole AFFAIR.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
The Johus Hopkins.

AVERY PLEASANT TRIP TO BAETTM 'RE.
Tie new iron steamship Johns Hopkins, which
left this city on Wednesday morning, reached
her wharf at Baltimore, yesterday morning
shortly after nine O'Clock The trip was very
pleasant throughout, the weather being line, and
tho sea remarkably smooth. The ship passed
out Of the Delaware about six o clock on Wedues'
day eyoniug aud proceeded Southward at eafe
distance from the coast, during the night, pelng
at daylight some twenty-five or thirty miles north
OF The Chesapeake capes. At eight ocloek'noW-
ever dense fog suddenly settled. a.d the snip
lay to, during the whole OF the forenoon, pro-
eesding only once or twice. slowly. and for a few
lales About two O'Clock, the fog lifted, ihe
day became clear and beautiful. and the ship
went ahead entering the chesapeake about halI
pass three. Proceeding up the Bay all ulght sue
ieached the mouth of the Patapsco about eisht
YESTERDAY morning,
Tho ttiD was nal qnick one, both on account
ol the detention by fog, and also because the
machinery was not run up to lis capacity lhe
chlet engineer. MIR. Moore, desiring to get y
WORKING smoothly, and down to it's bearings,
before putting it 10 hard work Captain Hallett,
however, stated that even had he reached the
mouth OF the Patapsce sooner, he would NOT
nave entered in the night but would have lam
70 outside, until yesterday morning.
The officers speak in high terms OF the steam
VI and her equipment, and she will be no doubt, :
very popular representative OF the Boston Line
captain Hallett, her commander, is fine sea
man, aud deserves to have Charge Of so good
snip The party OF guests who went arount
WIN him all feel indebted for the pleasure oil
Tue trip. and speak III warm terms of his cour
teons attentions to their comfort. None Of then
were sea-Elck, two or three of the ladies', only
pelng slightly affected by the rocking OF tn
snip on the ocean swells, while she. was lyinl
~, on Thursday morning, during the fog. y
perfectly placid sea would not be experienced
probably, at this season, once in ten years.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
The Paat-Niucn,


seems to be well established that since tie
ucnira,iln by the President OF William NJ.
rye to be post. master Of this city, there has
b.9n persistent effort made to prevent the con-
anau1n by the Senate Congressman Loaand
tia stated, has actively exerted himself in thai
direction A letter, purporting to have been
Witteu by John W. Layton "a well-known col
Orsl citizen, OF the Seventh Ward was sent to
oa4ot tie Senator's charging that Mr.. Pyle was
ln,m,,rlt TLis letter found its way back to
Mr. Lagton, who at once pronounced it for
gery aud made that endorseu ent on it.
This appointment of Mr.. Pyle, it may as well
be md hero, was asked for solely on the
gr5nl Is uf fitness and justice, and while other
gentlemen had perfect light to urge their
clai,ns lefore the Postmaster General and Presi-
dent tie secret attempt to have the Senate re-
Iect Mr. Pyle meets with general condemnation
among our citizens. We can tell Congressman
LII nd that il lie desires to forfeit the respect
Of the great majority OF tho buelneae
mon Of this city, he can take
no more certain course to accomplish II
taau to pprseyere in his forts to defeat this
very excellent appointment in the Senate. 1t ia
Apraper selection, just to MIR. Pyle, satisfactory
to tie public, in pursuance OF tho reformed
rle- Of tie Civil Service, and highly oreditselt
10 Tie Administration and the pretence that II
hasBny tignifcsnce AZ being in tlIe interest o.
any faction o" Ring" is totally false. hr. Pylell
go entirely indepe Edent, and will be go compile
iely free Of all facti onal control that his seeo
toni one by which the Republican organiza
ton will greatly benefit, on that account. Aud
that's what's the matter, apparently, in son
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20

An epidemic is said to have broken out among
the cats OF Lawrence, Mass
A Kentucky lady recently recovered 5000
from an inconstant lover.
A lady, aged sixty ive who was born without
arms or legs died recently in kentucky
A number of Congressman left Washington
last evening to spend the holidays at their
homes.
The vote for O. s. Senator in the California
Legislature yesterday was 59 for Booth, 80 for
Farley and 20 for Shafter. Necessary to choice
60.
The Committee on Banking and Currency will
hear statements of bankers and others in New
York during the recess, in relation to financial
matters.
Action on the ncmir aion Of Mr.. Williams to
he Chief Justice OF the United States has been
postponed until the reassembling of the Senate
fter the 1ecess.
The Salary bill, as amended by the Senate
Committee on Retrenchmeut. restores the sals-
ries OF Congressmen, the Vice President and the
Sneaker TO the old standard.
The Wiamsport Morning Register nomi'
mates Hon. WIN. II. Armstrong for mex
| Governor Of Pennsylvania. NJ. Armstrong
nomination'is is strongly urged by citizens of his
| section of the State.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
nnAMIvwINr MIME OnOrATIONs TO-pAY.
LOCAL AFFAIRS,

The Phoenix Iron Foundry is for rent.
The p. W b Il. II Co. have declared a
semi. annual dividend of per cent on the capi-
tai stock of the company.
Our friend and neighbor ex-colleetor Archie
Given WAS active in his efforts to get party 10
sue the COMMERCIAL, this morning. The person
on whom he bestowed his attempt had, howev-
er, more sense than Archie.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
The Clayton House
ARRIVALS UP TO NOON TO-DAY.

ARRIVALS UP TO NOON TO-DAY.
N Smithers Jr, Dover, Del.
Fl b Day.
Chas p Mallory Chesapeake City.
Miss Anna G Mallory"
Miss Julian Mariner,
w Eiason Md
James o Keller, Syracuse.
w A Cranor. Harrington.
W Shaw, Phila.
Scavendyke, g
A McUolley,
JWP Atkinson. Cincinnati.
JD NJ Lobdell Albany.
g w Phelps. Reading.
OE Merrill, Beloit, Wis
II II Lindsey Uniontown, Pa. 5-- =-.
IL W Harding. Phla.
w II Churchman, Del 81 o.,.s-
V Lloyd, -
w Turner, City.
Turner. Il .- . 81
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20

West Presbyterian church, corner OF sth and
Washington sts. Preaching at l09 A NJ, and
7Jl p. ii. by the pastor Rev. NJ; T. Otis. Sub
ieots for tie morning, The Terror OF the
threshold ." for the evening. - Christ our Nd
vocate" Strangers and the public generally are
eotdialIy invited.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20

DISASTER IN THE CHEsAPEAKE. The informa-
ton has reached the collector OF the port OF
Orisield that the sloop Anna A. Wilets, OF Phil
adephia, was ashore on James's Point, In the
Chesapeake bay on Monday. The body OF a
nov was found in the cabin. The crew of six or
eight are supposed to have boen drowned. Gap
tain john Ward. of Crisheld is believed to be
drowned with the crew.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20

RECOVERY OF STOLEN HORSE AND CARRIAGE.
On rhurs1ay night last horse and carriage
were stolen from farmer residing near New
Castle, named Calhoun. Yesterday, the horse
was found hitched to fence beyond Third
street bridge abandoned by the thief.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20

Thew g. r. r. Rive learn from gentleman
who was at Birdsboro', yesterday, that, at that
tune, less than mile and half OF the track OF
the extension of the W. q r. TO Reading re-
NAMED to be laid. ana that the work would be
completed az promised The last of the wood,
work on the tre-tle5 was finished, yesterday, anu
nothing now remains but to put down the iron.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
SECOND EDITION.
EumntrR.
uEp suouEssEs oF WEE DUTCH.

ooNTISUED suooEssEs OF THE DUTCH.
PENANG Dec. 20.
The Dutch troops have now possession of a
the country on the left side of the eAtcheen river
The natives strongly resist the advance.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
OBJ. WILMINGTON. DEL. SATURDAY DECEMBER 2

offers great possibilities which we're here i'm
proved to the utmost The scenery and dresses
were all nov and effects were very impressive.
l think never saw re much enthusiasm in a
theatre as during the finale of the eecond act,
before the gata OF Thebes. The Opera House
Of Paris or London could scarcely do anything
fner INDEX
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
Hnpgry Calcium.

ALMOST our OF FOOD AND FAMINE IMPENDING.
CALCUTTA Dec 20.
One half of the supply of food has already
been exhausted aud it is now believed that
famine cannot be avoided. No disturbances
have occurred.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
nIiu.nurI OutIawry.

special dispatch to the st. Louis Democrat
from sedalia, saws that information was leceiY-
eli there on Thursday that farmer llylng near
hat town on Wednts lay, receiving therefor
ahr,t one Thousand dollars, and that while re-
lurring home he was overtaksn by hvs men, men,
headed Ly a notorious desperate named rom
S.a,tnn who shot and killed htn aud robDed
the BODY. shortly after the tragedy gen
tlemar liv,ng near by discovered the body in the
road, md, hearng au angry aher9 lion III an ad
lad, mt ,hirkai, he comprehended the eituatlon
At - ce and qu ely raised party Of his neigh
bors. who captured three of the murderers, hung
thvu, to a tree aud then started III pursuit ol
lie Two others but at last accounts II was not
known whether they had been captured or not
The servan-,r nnsanse is rapidly ahatinG
itss,t in Detrpl., so many OF the domes les Ainal'
fires with kerosene.
fI.revnen ara scarce in the remote regions o
Arkapsas, aud couples have to marry themselVe
by kissing across table.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
New Hampshire.

COLLISION OF FREIGHT TRAINS AT KESHEBUNK
PoRTsMoUrH Dec 20.
Two freight trains colldei at Ke1nebunk, last
night, blocking the Eastern railroad track. One
man was killed and two are missing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20

Cry Warrants eale of city warrants
does not seem to have been very brisk, the dis
count having been heavy. The announcement
Yesterday, that he would pay 94 has put up the
ratio, somewhat. He had some $500 to invest,
and up to noon had been offered and had taken
about 1000 VIM. McCaully offered this morn
At 95 tnet Q warrants, if redeemed on the last
of August. pay at the rate uf about II per cent,
Ger annum.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20

Some members OF the church of England
contemplate pilgrimage to Jerusalem.
ALASKA will supply gold as we'll as furs large
veins Of that mineral having been discovered
Representative Wilson OF Indiana, and anoth-
Ut Ut member of the Judiciary Committee, leave
!. Washington to-day for New Orleans. to take tes-
Rnony for the impeachment OF Judge Dureil.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
allarrtagea.

RFYEoLDs-BRATTON- -On the ISM hastily teV'
VIM Swind, lis, at TN Alch street Hotel rhila I,
NJ VIII IA a L. Reynolds tn Miss LuclAda Biatton
h0ih " New Castle Co., Del.
aARDN R-HARRIS In West Chester. Dec lIth
IeTa ny Rev ]. N. Haldeman, = go, 2. Gar inaf'
of Pni!adephia, to Matte b. Harris, OF winning
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
Westhsr Record.
Export OF THE SIGNAL sERvi

WASHINGTON Dec. 20.
Probabilities: For the Middle States, dscid-
edly cold and cloudy weather, with light snow in
the northern and clearing and cold iu the south
arn nnrtion.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
4sew .sdu@rI,semraGs.

r1Ysl UA9D3AWs AND MALLEIS, small
axes nat5ilets braces aud piauea, IoxeA IND
chests Of ools for BALE ny
Mn aab Right IhiF1y-rvt) Market Ut .JeOw NINTH
~" 9'el+tls PhtRdRinhih
E10RAII UM FOR THE tiIFr BUY Eh,-
a ~ au sets; u full vare5s OF che5s " 10 ,ls:
6fe ,loek ii. knive nst4 snue blac ing STOOLS Tor
chambers OF offi ;es; skates, carpe. swrepefs
cintnes i,,pers and variety o. other useful art-
eies FOR Christmas gifts, fer ale by
NtS ~ ThLIAAN q SHAW,
No. ss5 [EIght Tnirty-nyel Market at below Ninth,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
lfatNa.

T1ANEY en- thu 5tn INST, MIS-. rartha Haney'
ifba ,el.ltvrs and fri ni5 Of the family are re-
anect ulIy inv ted TO attend her fnue al On Mnnnay
nnrUtpp at 9J OclOcg. rom her lats residence s1t
" kiuhth street eTvce al 81 P,tets Church.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20

RuNAwAY.-Just before O'Clock, the horse OF
Mr.. Wells, "a farmer residing on Kennel pike took
fright as it was being turned IN Ftth street Pc
tween Market and ShiJley, at the whistle OF the
COMMERCIAL engine, it is said aud breaking away
from its owner, started on full run in the direc-
tion Of West street. At Shlpley the carriage
struck the curb, and broke one OF the wheels
from the axle and parted in its running gear,
leaving the fore wheels attached to the horse,
with which it 1ntinued lite flight. No other dam
age was done.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-20
..,, Advertisements. rhIs Day.
IEMkINa e ATklNeoN.


retieflist
rl,iend Notice
G,oa at RObeleh'a
y ~ aI-D II Kent.
Fsi Fs,pi d yes Ehl soap
hhaasiiiniiDne Of Resntct.
g,r ges Ratt-Jonn v. Rec,
sSot,"e-L. N. Hsrrington.
Ev,Se plgn0s Roneleng.
81 snip non Notices. ID. Smith.
b su. w. " nted-Jsm-s O,Nell.
N 'm,htrn,s Furri'nirg store.
I,",'. y Furs at Licntens einH.
h'I + ni a n or mercial Want"d'
Sr.sh t;arments o. Buxhaums,
r. cicr, mare at de Normandieg
ST,ch9ttc / reatment o di.tase.
ts,Ixafe. Rtc.-Truman Shsw.
n.,'c"t "a organs AZ Rlbelenl.
,,,"ypey At Iaw-WalteI Cummins:
,a,g. Y am For X .nt-GeO. q. Maris
Is",yg W. Temptatlons at the opera House.