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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-05
Wonderful Success.

Three years ago DR.. Boschee's German
Syrup was introduced In the United
States from Germany for the cure Of
Coughs, severe Colds settled in the breast,
Consumption and other diseases oil the
Throat and Lungs. No medicine ever
had such success Three hundred thou.
sand sample bottles have been distributed
every year Tor three years by druggists in
all parts Of the United States, and nearly
1000 letters from druggists are now on
our files, saying that no other preparation
In their stores sells as we'll and give such
excellent satisfaction. All we ask ID for
you 10 60 TO your druggist and get o sam.
pie bottle for 10 cents and try Il; regular
size 70 cents. eodSw
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MNsTRELs CoMNG.-Duprez & Benc-
diets celebrated minstrel troupe Is an.
nounced to appear in the Opera House on
Saturday evening, Dec. 18th, giving one
entertainment only in this city. The com.
pany Is familiar to the public, and is re.
cognized everywhere as the head Of the
minstrel profession. It's headquarters are
in New York and Philadelphia respective.
ly. The artists composing the company
are honorable gentlemen, who reflect
credit upon their profession, and have
earned fame by solid work. A new
system Of selling reserved seats will
be introduced by this company.
Their popular prices oil admission are
80 and IS cents. No extra charge for re.
served seats il bought before the day the
concert is 10 take place. Reserved seat
tickets sold ten days in advance at 80
cents each al the box office. On the day
and evening Of the entertainment reserv-
ed seat tickets will be Is cents extra.
Secure your reserved seat tickets and
avoid the extra charge.
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BOARD Of EDUCATION.

A called meeNpg Of the Board Of Edu.
cation was held last evening. Present.:
Messrs. Bickel. Crawford, Caldwell, Eli.
fritz, Egerter, Hall, Hupp, Logan, Rogers,
Stewart, Scott, Wilson, Weilzel, Wheat.
The President stated the object Of the
meeting TO DO the consideration Of the
proposed change In the cornice Of the
new Second and Third Ward school
building The cornice was originally In
tended TO have been constructed Of wood
but II was proposed TO change II to gal.
yauizsd iron.
The Committee on Buildings and
Grounds, TO whom the subject was re.
Tered at the last meeting, reported that
they had held q conference with Mr..
Brodle, the contractor, In relation 10 the
change suggested, and that he proposed
to allow an abatement Of $4l0, or that
Tor the additional sum Of $1,000 to the
present contract price he would complete
tho cornice, bellry and tower with galVan.
lied iron work as per specifications 10
clause calling for detailed items and
special bids. The committee offered the
following resolutions, which were Lost by
unanimous vote:
RsSolTed, That the cornice Of porch and
main building, and beltry and tower oil
the Second and Third Ward school house,
DO constructed Of No. 20 galvanized iron,
as provided in specifications which call
for special bids for said work.
RSS!red, That the sum oil 81 900 be
allowed J. N. Brodie, in addition to the
present contract price, for tho execution
Of the work contemplated In the above
resolution.
The Committee on Salaries reported
the following resolution:
RcSo!ped, That tho salary Of Prof
shster lSupt. Of German Schools, be es.
tAblished at $500 per Annum.
The resolution was amended 90 as "a
commence from the first Of September
last and was adopted as amended.
The following resolution, offered by Mr..
Biekel, was adop tod:
Res0lped That the retaining stone wall
10 be built at the Second and Third Ward
School house be increased 10 81 feet al
the base and 10 inches at the top, and be
picked range work, also that the coping
be 12x20 inches, beveled on each side:
And that the conteacts DO awarded 10
Henry Gunther; stone work, including
foundation and range work, at So 80 pei
perch, and coping at 81 rs per lineal foot
DR.. Hupp offered the following resolu
tons:
ReSolutd, That the Clerk be instructed &c
make, at the next meeting Of the Board
such quarterly report or reports not here
toiore made stating the amount OF books
isnitors, supplies, &C., furnished each
ward or sub district Adopted.
Res0lued, That general report Of the
condition Of the schools be prepared BY
the Superintendent for publication, as re-
quired by "Genera. Duties OF the Super
intendent."
DR.. Logan offered the following substi-
tute, which was adopted:
ReSoIred, That inasmuch as the object
contemplated in the resolution Is already
more efiectually secured by the monthly
reports Of the superintendent, and by the
publication Of the proceedings Of the
Board from month TO month, the resolu-
ton be laid on the table.
Adjourned.
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THB CrTY's GUEsTs.-The basement Of
the Court House has nightly an average
Of thirty dodgers. This suggests a desti-
tuition that deserves official and general
public attention. When the city turns
its dodgers out in the morning, without
breakfast, the residences in the neighbor.
hood are besieged for bread.
doubtless some Of the dodgers are
chronic loafers, but many OF them seem
to be travelling about thecountry in search
Of work. So far as the losiers are con-
cerned, It would not be 3 bad rule to pro.
hibit the same person taking lodging
more than twice.
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THE CoURTs.-Circmt CouH-Judge
Melvin. This court held short session
yesterday morning. The jury having
been discharged for the term, and other
business not being mstured, an adjourn
ment was taken until Tuesday morning
at 0 o'clock, when it is expected that
Judge Hoge will assume the bench, he
and Judge Melvin having arranged to ex.
change circuits during the coming week.
{ Police Court-Judge Cranmer. There
were five cases before the police court
yesterday morning, They were disposed
Of as follows:
Richard Blackston was arrested by OH.
Ger Henry upon charge Of disorderly
conduct The exami' Lion Of his case
was continued until P. NJ. to-day.
VIM. Woods and Joseph Zilhmau were
arrested by Officer Exley for drunkenness.
The former was fined IS and costs, bus
execution was suspended upon condition
that he Immediately leave the city. The
latter paid fine Of 50 and costs.
John Mccarthy and VIM. Reilly, va
grants, were also picked up by Officer
Exley. They were fined s. and costs
each, but execution was suspended upon
condition that they leave town.
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BELLARR ITRAs, The remains Of DR..
Cook, were conveyed from the house Of
his son.in.law, D. W. DAnford, lion. L.
DAniord being also son.in.lAw) 10 the II
A. ~, @. s. P. train and taken 10 Steuben.
vile Tor interment The members Of the
medical. profession acted as pail bearers,
and paid every honor 10 the remains Of
an old brother, who Tor many years bat.
tied faithfully In their ranks.
The assignment oil one OF our Oldest
business houses Is reported. As we could
not hear the particulars we will refrain
from giving the names or circumstances
until We know further Of the case.
From the amount Of nails shipped
from this neighborhood within the past
few days, the indications are fair Tor o
good winters run.
They are changing time tables 20 often
nowadays that It takes q well posted
man 10 tell when he should start Tor the
depot.
Mr.. Gould, Of Washington G. f., Ohio,
was in town yesterday, negotiating Tor the
CITY Commercial. Mr.. Goued Is an old
newspaper man, and would undoubtedly
manage the Commercial In a creditable
manner and good weekly paper well
conducted would pay. How could It help
III Look at the need Of one here, and
then say nay, II you can.
Pay up your little bills, says our mer-
chants. We would, only we haven't any
little Bills, or any other kind, or any
prospect Of any.
Merchants around town say business
Is pretty fair. We wonder II the time
ever was when they had all they wanted
10 do.
Putting up now fences, cleaning out
bitches, and doing such other work as
that is at present engaging the attention
Of some Of our citizens.
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REPORT OF Cry SRRGEAET.-From
the report Of City Sergeant Davis Tor the
month of November, we CLEAN the fol-
lowing facts and figures. In all there
were ~ arrests during the month. These
were for The following oGenses: Disor.
derry conduct, 81; drunkenness, 10; assault
and battery, q prostitution, 4; keeping
house Of i'll fame, .; selling liquor without
license, /; peddling without license, 4;
obstructing streets and alleys, /; indecent
exposure, 2; jumping on trains while in
motion, O. The fines assessed amounted
to SSH fines paid, $3.50; fines unpaid,
$201; lookup fees, $36 40.
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KNIGHTS OF THE Mystic CnAIN-On
Thursday night West Virginia Castle
No. 4, A. o. Knights Of the Mystic Chain,
was instituted by R. s. Richardson, Dep.
uty Select Commander Of West Virginia.
The following officers were installed:
1st Sir Knight P. G., J. L. s. Hall.
I'd Sir Knight p. G., NJ. N. Burris.
Sir Knight @, A. G. Merrifeld.
Sir Knight V. G., @. NJ. Rathbone.
Sir Knight F. L., G. P. McCord.
Sir Knight Il. s., N. N. Burris.
Sir Knight F. s, r. T. Beck.
Sir Knight T., J. L. s. Hall.
Sir Knight j. G., G. D. Fleming.
Sir Knight o. G., John Cole.
Dir. Richardson while in the city made
many warm friends. His lecture before
FreundschaIt Castle No. /, and Banner
Castle No 8, was earnest, brilliant, and
fall Of pith, and will DO long remembered
by those who had the good fortune to
hear 1t.
A vote Of thanks was rendered by the
new Castle 10 the Deputy Select Com
mander, and also to FreundsChait Castle
No. and Banner Castle No. 8. West
Virginia Castle received the congrstula.
tons Of her two elder sisters, and sd-
journed to meet at their new hall, corner
Market and 18th streets, on Thursday
evening, December 10Th.
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TRANsFERs OF REAL EsTATR.-The
following deeds, transferring real estate
in the county OF Ohio, were lett for
record at the Office OF the Clerk Of the
County Court during the week ending
yesterday:
Deed made Nov. 2S, 1874, by John
Dougherty and vile to Jos. A. Marshall.
for piece Of ground on road 10 Mt. Wood
Cemetery, 90 feet by "a Admitted Nov.
Deed made Nov. IS, 1874, by Christian
Wagner and wife to Samuel Il. Kasley,
for the north ten feet OF lot No. 4 and the
south 80 feet Of lot No. s in square No.
6. Churchill's Addition. Admitted Nov.
%; $775,
Deed made Nov. "a, 1874, by Board oil
Commissioners oil Ohio county 10 Henry
Hervey, for lot IL Of Poor House Farm
g 5l-l00 acres). $205.
Deed made Nov. 2S, 1874, by G. Crum.
hacker and wife 10 Isaac Smith, for part
Of lot "a, 10Th street ZEE feet by 65 ieer)
Admitted Nov. 80; $3.50.
Deed made Nov. 80, 1874, by Thos. E.
Shelley and wife to Fred. Greines, for the
north SO feet Of lot No. IS, J. Zane's ad.
ditionIN. w. Admitted Nov. 80; 1855
Deed made Nov. 10, 1874, by Harriet
Fowler TO Geo. Schad, for the south III
feet Of lot No. s in Lagrange, s. W. Ad.
mitted Dec. 3: $500.
Deed made Nov. 81, 1874, by s. Brady
and ]. L. Hobbs, Executors OF J. Csld.
well, deceased, TO Caroline II. Wilson, for
lot No. 4 in square No. II, lot 0 in square
10, lot II in square 0, lots and . in
square %, lot 8 in square 90, lot in
square "a, lots 6 and in Division "B,"
lots 70 and "a in Div. "E," lot % in Div.
tx" containing 8 22.10O acres, lot Il in
Div. &C." containing 8 0 100 acres, and
wharfage from B. s. o. Railroad ground
to Belmont Mill grounds, 400 feet. Ad-
mitted Dec. l.
Deed made Nov. 81, 1874, by James
McDonal and vile 10 Dionias Epple, for
q lot Of ground containing 20 acres and
40 roods. Admitted Dec. 4; 500 25.
Deed made Nov. %, 1874, by Benjamin
Springer and wife TO E. L. Kimmins for a
lot OF ground on the Cruger property,
containing CT acres. Admitted Dec 4;
400.
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STEALING BooTs.-A chap without any
nice perceptions Of the rights Of property,
passing by George Kurlz's shoe. house
yanked q pair Of winter boots of the
awning frame in front Of the store and
proceeded Oh his way. The quick eye Of
the proprietor detected the theft, and
rushing out in pursuit he overhauled tie
plunderer near Jacob Snyder's iron store,
and siezlng him by his genuine back hair
with one hand with the other be Sc
cured the boots and commenced belabOr-
ing the fellow over the head. The great
cslfofered no resistance, but yelled Justify,
and his cries Of murder brought the whole
square to the front. When George was
through with the chap he let him go and
the fellow went, and stood not on the
order Of his going.
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DELAYED CoRRRspoNDENcE.-The fol.
lowing letters are held for postage in the
Wheeling postofflce in the amounts
named: Mrs. E G. Stevenson, East
Liverpool, Columbians Co., O., Sc; James
Muldoon, marble cutter, Market street,
city, 1c; Mr.. Martin, restaurant, Market
street, city, 1c; Rev. s. B. Barnitz, city,
&c; John Nolan, city, 1c; Charles A. Coen,
care Armstrong, Coen s Co, city, 1c;
Joseph F. Dawson, Tampico, Mexico,
care American Counsel, &c; Miss Matte
Lyon, care Smith Lyon, Mt. Pleasant,
Iowa, &c; VIM. Powers, $3.50 Wood street,
city, 1c; Geo. H. Nef, Moundsvllle, W.
Va, Sc; Messrs Kereh & Son, Canal
Dover, o, 81; Miss Kate NJ Jones,
Wilmington, Delaware, Sc.
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Corner Main and Goth streets:

HEINBoLD's BucHU Is still in the 70.
NTH oil It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the abaence OF DR.. Helmbold, the cele-
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Is
sold by all respectable druggists. 1t Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware OF counter
feih. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp; John +. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent, dsw
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CLOTHING STORE RoBBRD.-On Thurs.
day night the Tailoring establishment oil
Messrs. Smith, Dean 6 Co., on 18th
street, between Market and Main, was en-.
tered by burglars and a lot Of fine coats,
pants ETC., taken away. The goods stol.
en- were valued at about $500. The store
was closed at hall paste O'Clock in the
evening, but about II o'clock Mr. q.
Frank while passing by discovered that
the front door was standing open and
called the attention Of the police 10 the
fact. There is no clue TO the thieves.
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THEATRE CoMIQUE.-The very fine en-
tertainment provided by Mr.. Denier at
tracted another fair audience last even
ing, considering the TACT that the Opera
House was well filled. A grand matinee
Is announced for this afternoon, when
Miss Maggie Denier will appear with her
troupe Of performing birds. These birds
were trained especially for Miss Denier by
Professor Genther, oil this city, and their
amusing and entertaining feats are alone
worth the price OF admission.
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CHURCH ITEMs.-Rev. s. G. McFAr-
land, missionary for fifteen years in Siam,
will preach tomorrow morning in the
Fist Presbyterian Church. He will
speak in regard TO his experience in that
interesting land. In The evening Rev. D.
W. Fisher will deliver the fourth oil the
series Of sermons being delivered on 1.-THE
Last Things" subject, "ConnagratiOn Of
the World"
Rev, James MOll4t, having recovered
from his recent illness, will preach to.
morroY.
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CHRISTMAS DEsTRIBUToN.-The pur.
chaser Of every dollars worth Of boots or
shoes will be entitled to one ticket in the
following prizes to be given away:
One large elegant silver pitcher.
One pair Ladies' E. G. Burt Kid Button.
One pair Gents CT. Alexis Ties.
One pair Misses French Bronze Button.
One pair child's velvet ioxed Button.
One pair Infant Blue Button.
The above goods are on exhibition at
the store. JERRY CLEMRNs
Corner Main and llth streets.
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THE OPERA HoUsR.-The entertain.
ment at the Opera House last night was
q rare treat. Three elegant comedies
were produced, with considerable eeIat.
Mr. stoddsrt appeared first as "Ebenezer
Sudden" in sparkling comedy entitled
"a Breach oil Promise" and kept the
audience in a Jolly humor for
about an hour. The next piece was
Dangerous JOY" an emotional drama,
Dir. stoddart rendering the char
acter Of "Noel," an old Scotch
servant, in a manner which drew both
smiles and tears from the audience. The
entertainment concluded with an anus
ing comedy, "Woodcock's Little Game"
with Mr.. Stoddart in the title role. The
three characters assumed by the comedian
last night have no similarity whatever,
and his great success in each proves him
to be true artist This afternoon the
entire bill Of last night will be repeated,
and tonight Mr.. Stoddart will close his
engagement here by appearing in his
great character Of "Moneypenny" in the
"Long Strike"
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IRISH PoPLIN for 90 cents, and 50 cent
dress goods for % and 80 cents. Fine
Cashmere Tor 81 cents worth so. No use
talking Henry ROmer sells dress goods
lower than any other house in the city.
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JUSTICE BELLvILLE.-Upon complaint
Of Lille Chippey, VIM. Orr was required
by this Justice TO furnish bonds in 500
to be Of good behavior for the period OF
one year, for using abusive language 10
complainant on Thanksgiving Day.
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To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the
Moulders, strike, the Star Foundry, Bepis.
min Fisher proprietor, is In operation,
Parties wanting castings made can be
accommodated promptly.
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This Is to certify that Dr.. N. A. Moses
has relieved me Of sLammeting, and l am
fully Satisfied that the cure WILDE effect.
ual. And cheerIully and cordially
recommend him to oil similarly affected.
FRANK T. HARE.
My son Is 10 years old and has STAN.
mered from his 9th or 9th year, and l
fully endorse the above,
WIN HARE.
No, 90 Twelfth street.
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WILL ExcHANGE.-Judge Hoge will
assume the bench at the Circuit Court
on Tuesday morning, as he and Judge
Melvin have arranged to exchange cir
cults during the coming week,
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LARGE. lot Of Wooden Blankets, Wool
Cassimeres, Jeans, Flannels, shawls,
Wooden Sacks, NubiAs, to be closed out
at cost and Lssby J. W. FRRRRI,
Corner Main and Goth Sis.
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PERsoNAI.-The salary Of Prof. schAfer,
supt Of the German Language in our
public schools, was last evening increased
by the Board Of Education from 5000 to
$500 per annum.
]. Il. Laine, agent Duprtz & Benedicrs
Minstrels, and N. W. Tobin, assistant
agent, are In the city.
A familiar name appeared In the mar
rage license book yesterday. As we in
tlmsted some days ago, Squire MaYes, the
veteran Of "Gretna Green" contemplate
matrimony. Having Joined together in
the holy bonds Of matrlmony nearly one
thousand couples, he now seeks domestic
happiness himself.
ITO me, once ca,c.worn. vccrIng vexed,
Bind fats my Queen hath rent;
In full allegiance, unpcrplexed,
i've In swect content"
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J. EMsHEIAER, 11OS Main street, is still
selling his fine Clothing and Gents Furn.
ishing Goods at 25 per cent less than for.
mer prices. Give him a call soon, as the
goods are selling rapidly.
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THE forge department Of the L4 Belle
Mill will be idle today, in order to pu.
the muck rolls in line, The morning
turn yesterday knocked of on -four heats,
and the afternoon turn did noSgo on.
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JUSTICE CALDwELL.-Charles Becrol,
yesterday entered an information before
this Justice to The effect that Henry Ar
NOR had attempted TO do him bodily
harm. The case will be examined this
morning at 10 o'clock,
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THE Board of Education chose to ad.
here TO the wooden cornice for the Second
and Third ward school building, rather
than give 81 900 additional for galvan.
lied iron corRice.
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CoRsETs Tor 90 cents worth 800 others
500 worth $500. Iiyou want to buy a
good corset for little money go'to
HENRY RoEMRR's.
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The sale of reserved seats Tor the
Aimee Opera BouGe Concert will com.
mence at the box office of the Opera
House on Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
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IF the Street Commissioner would de-
vote some attention TO the sidewalks and
crossings on the Island, the people over
there would hail him as dellyerer.
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TEE Municipal Court will meet again
ut 10 o'clock this morning, and will prob.
ably to-day adjourn TO Court In course.
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FIFTEEN deeds Of trust were recorded at
the office Of the Clerk of the County
Court during the week ending yesterday
at noon,
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~ We chhhhL,
Cor. Of Main and Goth street.

THE largest assortment Of wooden goods
in this city, comprising in part M.
bias, scarls, Leggings, Mittens, &C., at
SPRYRR Bros.
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BARGAINS BARGAINS BARGAINS -
Black and Colored Silks and Poplins,
Mohairs, French Merino, Cashmeres,
Alpacas, Carpets, and the entire stock at
dead Eastern cost, at J.W. FRRRRLs.
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THANKs.-WO are indebted 10 our
friend Ed, Btues, the worthy President
Of the Emerson Club, for late California
papers,
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SPECIAL SALE Of gentleman's under
wear. Shirts and drawers sell below
cost for this week only call at
HENRY RoRMRR's
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Cor TO Be soID-Irish Popllns, Black
Gro Grain Silks and Dress Goods oil all
descriptions, regardless Of what they cost,
and but few days LETT 10 close them.
J. W: FgRRRI,
Corner Of Main and Goth Sta.
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JOINED ToGET1ER.-only three pros
pective benedicts were registered at the
office Of the Clerk Of the County Court
last week.
~ have no pala:e for my home,
NY name no empty Rlo'J gives;
But I've heart IS tr 70 to you
AS any man on car h who lives"
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FORCED sALE.-The great closing out
Of Dry Goods and Carpets will continue
at cost ten days more, and you can save
at least IS per cent profit, at
J. w. FRRRRL's.