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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-14

COLOpED IlAGSIO PrLLED.-On Satnr-
day night Officers ListOn md Junkins
visited Il house Of prostitution kept by n
colorcd woman named Eliza Lewis, on
the lower part Of the Island, md arrested
Mary Lewis aud two ColOrcd men whom
they found there. Eliza and two other
women tone white and one COloretl) and
seven or eight men, made their escape.
The officers discharged their rcvolvcrs ut
the fleeing dnrkcyr, frightening them bad.
~. The Africans scattered in every dircc.
ton over the Island. One saddlC.cOIOrcd
male rushed down m alley At terrible
speed; meeting a COW he as prccipitntcly
rrtraccd lIisNcps, as did the terrified DO.
vinr. II would he diilicnlt to say which
wa. scared the worst-thG animal or the
man. This place has long been considered n
nuisance hy the nciglIbOrs, who upon
one occasion turned out Ell masse and
drove Il number II men aud women
ont " the orchard, where they had as.
scmblcd far the purpose Of prostitution
About 10 o'clock on Saturday night 4
well known Italian was chased ont Of this
place by the officers, who were at that
time looking for n cOlOrcd man who was
wanted l,y The authorities.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-14

There Is no medicine prescribed by
physicians, or sold by druggists, that car.
rics such evidence Of It's success
and superior virtue as lIosClIEE's GER.
MAN SYRur for severe Coughs, Colds
settled on the Breast, Consumption, or
amy disease Of the Throat and Lungs. A
proof of that fact is that nny person nj.
ilictcd, can get sample bottle for 10 cents
and try its superior effect before buying
the regular size nj 70 cents. II has lately
been introduced in this country from Ger.
many, and its wonderful cures are aston.
ishing every one that uses II. Three
doses will relieve any case. Try II. Sold
by Chns. +. Dwight, Centre Wheeling, and
by nil Druggists, eOdtSw
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TRUSTEES SALE
Superior Machine Co.'s Works.

Nv virtue af tle-l Of trust, mnle hy the ",Sule..
tiny Machine CDnpany," dated the 10th day NJ
October, 1871, and u record IN OHIO county IAnh
fes1ftls In tptl Of trust lDDk No o. page li2 the
iiu,iersiEnel trustee, John ]. Jones' viii oii
TUESDAY, the I'd day Of August. 1875,
Commencing At 10 o'clock A. ~, proceed to sell At
bubllr auction At the front don't Of the Ini llnlE
II aid Ohio county, In the city Of Wheeling,
and State Of West Virginia, the property ohNeyW
Ia me IN aid deed Of trust and situate III the FIri
Warl u said city Of Wheeling that !, to say Al
thGsa two several parcels Of ground lylngand being
Immediately north NJ and adjoining The pTol"fly
II ihe estate Of David uanner late 81 sa'l Ci!y o,
Wheeling deteaNsl, west NJ Main siHe', sohin ~
Bank in0W Fourth street, anil eaNt-bi The ONO
liver and al,p two Town lots tSo' - and 49, lying
IN The north side II Hank lnnw fOutill street,
hlrh Nfe ttIre full described In two several deeds
Of cjnvcyancc u the enc, tearing hltc even WIN
Md Heed II trust and NJ record IN ad Ohio c1nn'
" land reoyrl' In Heed oopk No w. lrge. ~ ~
II. and made by Thomas sweeney, ari and A. y.
BVye,ney and wife ~ the aid superior Machine
JonDSty, mud ThomiS sweeney ~ said Company,
respectively, and upon which are located lhr PANT
ih0p. RtilnE th0p, store house md agricultural ut
tint aud machine shop o. HaiI superior Machine
nnarkine shop, boiler shop, htiing shop, blacksmith
si,o,, siaiie, &C., Of swCney Co, containing Two
orI half acres Of ground, h. the same more or les,
together with all the hlllding and Improvements
thereon, and oil the engines, nachlnerI 3,,, Ia
iGTts pertaining thereto; and also all lnWethN'
iSihes b1TInV mills drilling machines, planning ma
chimes and other tool, and fixtures upon NE above
nSnissi premises hndnWl bytSwccncy!d 20 IN ahI
Sbovit tkeIf business NJ founders and engine and
machine builders ,.,,,,.
TRRHs OrSALE Oas;t1riho Of me pnFih1,@ mol H.
ev In hand Of, The day Vi sale, and the balance IN
etlSl payments Of fi, iifeiie and eighteen months
iii interest from the day u sale Deferred pay
1snii 10 he SECURED either by decd Of trust upon
ma DroieFiy, Ur by retaining the title until Inc
purchase money II paid las tho trustee may tegnitel
SSliInf a. ifuaieo, ! shall convey only such vie
a n vs's in mo BIZ tho above nnlnel decd Of trust
!" .ssSa JOHN !, JONES Trustee,
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COUNTY CouRr-Judqe Coowar.


The County Court met at the usual
hour on Saturday morning, and disposed
Of the following cases:
In the case OF the State rs, Frederick
Bishop, indicted for selling liquor on Sun
day, five counts, pleas OF guilty were en-
tered in the first three counts, and the
fine was fixed ut $l0in each case. Nollies
were entered in Nos. 1 and 5.
In the case Of the State rs. Louis Steu.
benrach, count five, demurrer was over.
ruled. The case was tried to the follow
ing Jury: EnOch Ball, Robert johnson,
J. W. Sweeney, Pat Kennedy, W. \,
RidgeIy, Robt. Smith, John Burns, Geo,
Thompson, Jacob +. Luikert, b. A. Alex.
ander, J. S. Garvin and d. Roemer. The
jury returned u verdict for the plaintiff
Tor $3j.
In the case Of the State rs, Frederick
Rincke, selling liquor on Sunday, the fine
was fixed at $40 in the first four cases
and the fifth and sixth counts were nollicd
In the case Of Thomas Owens, indicted
Tor selling liquor to person in the habit
Of getting intoxicated, the jury failed Ia
agree, and were discharged.
Adjourned to 0 o'clock this morning.
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SEnious ltowIN lIRlImErORT.-llridgc.
port isbccoming notoriouS for the disord.
or within its limits on Saturday evenings,
Seldom does n Saturday night pass with.
out lisgrnrcful row occurring there.
About ~ o'clock last Saturday night Il
crowd Of young men who were making
the night hitlcous with their Oaths and
yClls phartClcd among themselves and IN.
ilnlgcd in n regular street fight. Pistols,
stones aud clubs were freely used. One
oi the number, "DOC" MCCOnnaugly, re.
Ccivcd n bail In his head and one in his
left leg. Dr. Cooke dressed the wounds
and does not consider them dangerous.
"Gip' Henry and Charley Mctiavcrn,
who are said to have done the shooting,
eludcd the officers and crossed over 10
this city. We heard Of no arrests being
made. McCOnnaughy il n young man
about twcnty.Onc years Of age, and is q
son Of Iiurgctt MCConnnughy.
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Mrrn ADO, &C.-A little slip Of earth
from tie rocks between the Crescent Mills
aud the Female College has been attended
hy remarkable result. Instead Of mny.
ing the foundation Of old ChaplinC Hill
or terrifying the hearts Of the people resi-
dent In that heighbOrhOOG, II threw so
much dust IN the eyes Of progressive
journalist hcrcabOuts M to lead him To
write moving article over hal II column
in length on the subject. lie should not
forget that while the hillsnrOund us have
n true sctiptnrnl foundation, the wicked
alnnI In slinnnrY nlnrna.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-14

IAnpoNEp.-O,cnr +. Winwright, well
known in this state rs being connected
with projected railroad from Pitts.
burgh along the Monongahcln river and
to the Kentucky line, and who was con
viCicd Of perjury on the It'll Of February,
1874, in the United States District Court
Of West Virginia, and sentenced to four
years imprisonment At Sing Sing, and
nay fine Of 500, hna been pntdoncd by
President Grant.-M onnRsriRe Reporter.
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PULPIT PONN,-The Zane Street les
tival on Friday evening netled about S9l2,
Judge Cranmer was announced to de-
liver an address at the Third Presby-
terrain Church, South Wheeling, yesterday
morning.
Rev. DR.. sedgvick, of Ohio, preached
yesterday morning and evening in the
Baptist Church.
Bishop Kahn expected to otticiate ut
the Catholic Church in Charleston yes
terday.
Rev. G. W. Churchill has resigned the
pastorate Of the Baptist Church in Cam
bridge, and his resignation was accepted
at meeting Of the members held last
Saturday. He isnow pastor OF the Church
at jamestown, Ohio, and about building
u new house OF worship,
Rev. W. A. Chaliant, OF Bridgeport,
preached in the Baptist Church in Cam
bridge yesterday morning.
The Baptist General Association OF the
State Of West Virginia will meet at
Anderson, GrecRbrier county, on the 10Th
OF June.
The Methodist and Presbyterian Con-
gregatiOns Of this place have united,
while the NJ, +. Church is being repaired
Rev. Chaliant and Rev. Edwards preach
alternately in the Presbyterian Church.
Martins Ferry Neus,
Rev, COwpland proposes to move in Il
few days to his new place, Concordville,
near Philadelphia. During his resi-
dence Of about seven years in this place,
Mr.. Cowpland has made many friends,
who will much regret his departure.
There will probably. be vacancy here
and at st. johns IPdLsbTg Herald.
A protractcd meeting commenced at
the Disciples Church Of WeIlsburg and
Lagrange on Saturday night. Rev, Car
rOl Client has charge Of the meeting, and
will be assisted by speakers from abroad.
Anniversary services were held in
ThOmsn NJ. 4. Chapel, on the Island, yes
terlay afternoon. Addresses were de.
livered by Rev, W, Q. Griffith, Of the
Wesley Church, and Rev. &. Il, Man.
chester, Of the Thomson Church. Mr..
Golfers class Of young ladies and Mr..
Stones class Of young gentlemen each re-
CeivGd a handsome bouquet for con-
tributing the largest amount Of money
when the annual collection was taken up
On behalf Of the infant department OF the
school, Mr.. i, j. Stone presented Rev
Griffith with u handsome bouquet. The
exercises were very interesting, and were
listened to with close attention by the
large crowd in the church.
Rev. G. Il. Manchester delivered mn ell
oQucnt and interesting sermon to the
young people Of his church ('ThomsOn)
yesterday morning. A collection was tn
ken up amounting to something Ovcl
$40, which will be used in paying for Al
organ recently purchased by the Sabbath
School. The collection ut the unniver
sary exercises in the afternoon for the
SAME purpose amounted to over SIT, A
friend of this school recently presented
it with one hundred singing books, ant
another friend has offered to pay for re
binding the old books.
: An election Of officers was held IN the
Fourth Street NJ. II. Sabbath School yes
: tcrtlay afternoon. DR.. Y. II. Logan wa
elected Superintendent j. y. Hughes
Assistant Superintendent; |. II. Williams
Treasurer; JOHN Baiie, Librarian; 7. =
| JepsOn, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-14

THEY PARrEp.-He leaned on the fence
pouring out warm VOWS Of love and adj
miration to the lovely being on the other
side. II was dark. We could not see her
face, but she said: "Pray desist. You are
too vacillnting. Only n week ago you
told that same story three doors below
here" They parted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-14

HELMBoLD's BuCnU is still in the re.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR., lIelmbold, the cele.
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and is
sold by all respectable druggis lists. 1t is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
aud urinary organs Beware Of counter
feits. Genuine has proprictor's private
stamp. John +. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d&w.
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PLUNGED IN THE GuLF.-0n Saturday
evening last, as the Market Boy was go
ing down to BelIaire, u party OF five
young men in a small boat put out from
near the Riverside works to ride the
waves. They only rode one wave. Then
they went under. The boat was turned
upside down and the young men sat on
the bottom Of it until assistance came: Il
seemed to be good Joke, but such fool
ishness sometimes results seriously.
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4 NEW Rm.-0ur friend Steele hay
ing secured the mail route between
Wheeling and West Liberty at better
rates than his previous contracts has in
dulged in span new hack with platform
springs, and omnibus seats. Those who
ride with Jecms in his pleasant convey
ance, can enjoy the beautiful scenery on
his route without jar to break the cur
rent of their thoughts.
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SrASnAnp r.. NEsuANSOCK.-Thc Ne
sIannuok bnse bail club, Of New Castle,
which Ia snitl to lie the best club IN the
State Of Pennsylvania, outside Of rhilN-
dclphia, will on Wednesday afternoon
meet the Standard club Of this.city AT the
Fair Grounds. The game will be called
ut . o'clock. As both clubs have played
for two years with but one defeat, the
contest will bc exciting and interesting.
The admittnncc will be twenty-five cents;
ladies' ircr.
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ESdLtsn sPARRows.-It IL but a few
years since the English sparrow, lCmost
valuable little bird TINT we have, made
liz appearance in this country. In many
cities these useful birds nrc protected
by ordinance, md II Ia lncnbIc Qtlcnsc
to kill or disturb them. 1t should be 40
here. These little birds are the most
faithful servants we have, In their war
upon all sorts Of insects that inicst vegct.
alton, and are perfectly harmless among
the tCnderosl plants, They arc par!lcu'
larly valuable In keeping trees FREQ from
caterpillars and other injurious worms,
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JusrlCE CALDwELID-On the 10th Of
May last Justice Caldwell isstlctl two
peace warrants for the arrest Of Piercc
McCulloch, upon complaint OF the wife
Of McCulloch md Anna Whiting. Pierce
was arrested mud taken before the Justice
on Saturday morning, and required TO
give bond in the sum Of $50 in each case
that hC would c Of good behavior for the
rnauinV DIV mnnIha
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TIE oralorio OF esther" will he pre-.
scented in the Opera House on the 18th,
Goth and 3Oth iHsts. Soon after the last
performance the managers propose char
tering steamer and taking those who
participated upon m excursion either to
Steubcnville or Marietta.
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TIE Emmett Club banqucted their
friends on Saturday evening. We here
BY acknowledge the receipt OF an invita-
ton to be present, and regret that cir
CumstanCes prevented. We suppose, how
ever, our absence did not materialle in
terfere with the "ieast Of reason and gov
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ARM IIUN.-Ayonng man named Geo.
KuGchncr, while wrestling with u COM
panion in the alley north Of the 81. james
Hotel on Saturday, was thrown to the
ground 30 violently that one Of his arms
was broken below the elbow, Kucchner
is cigar maker by trade, and hisparcnts
reside in Steubenville,
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To GIT the best value for your money
and 10 get Clothing best adapted to your
wants You ought to look through NUM-
her OF stocks, examine goods, note the
variety and compare the prices, Your
own Judgment will then tell you where to
buy, We claim that our stock is the
largest, our variety the greatest and our
prices the lowest in the city. But We do
moi ask Won to admit our claim without
proof. This proof will be furnished by
Yourself ii YOU will follow the advice
given above, Go to all those stores that
Claim to carry large stocks and sell goods
al low prices, then call on Us and We will
show Won stock incomParably larger
than any other kept in Wheeling. Besides
our immensely superior stock and yaric-
", We will show you that We sell our
goods at from 10 to Ii per cent loTtr than
any other house here. Our stock con-
sisls OF every description Of Mems and
BOYS Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
Don't fail to call and save handsome
percentage on Your purchases.
NJ. GUTMAE ~ Co,
Corner of Main and 18th streets.
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The C0uHTs.-SuPREME CouEroY Ar-
PEALs.-Jsdges Raymond, Moore and Hef.
man, Court met at the usual hoar on
Saturday morning.
Mr.. Davenport made the argument for
the appellee in the case OF c. A. Gaus Us. K.
G. Barr, and Mr.. Russell the argument
for the appellant. The case was sub
mitted.
In the case Of Cox rs. Boone, Mr.. ALI
son made the argument for the appellant.
Mr.. Barr is for the appellee.
Adjourned until . o'clock this after.
noon.
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INGENIOUS WEST VIRGINIANs. - The
following patents have recently been
issued to West Nirginians:
Railway Switchcs-M. II. Davidson,
PruntytOwn.
Cotton Gins-O. c. Dewey, Wheeling.
Brush lIOlderS-W. Z. Shank, Clifton.
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A WAlF.-Night Waterman McSherry
yesterday found little boy about four
years old near the Keim House, who had
wandered away from his home in East
Wheeling. The officer set about hunting
up the rbild's lriCnds,and in short time
found them on 18th street, The boys
name is Manly, and his father is dray-
man,
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Police CopRT-JmIue Ctnnme,,


Ills Honor disposed f.thrcc cases at the
Saturday morning session Of the police
court, rs follows:
Mrs. Klein, charged with disorderly
conduct ut the corner Of 3Sth and Woods
streets, was fined 81 and costs.
Erastus Rathburn, arrested by Officer
Junkins for lOaiing around the Second
Ward Market House, was fined $50 and
costs, in default Of which he was COM
mitted for thirty days.
James lIarriOtt, arrested by Officer ST.
Meyers for disOrderly conduct on 18th
street, was fined 50 and costs,
Jimmy Johnson was the first unfor'
tunale called before Ills Honor at the
matinee. Jimmy was charged with drunk
enness, but upon stating to the court that
he had "got u job up at Martins Ferry
he was told to get ont Of town imme
diately, which was considered the mos
satisfactory manner Of dispo:ing Of him
Simon Snapp, who lives IN East Wheel
ing, was sent to jail Tor ten days Tor obns
Ing his wife.
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Coon FOR VEGErArIoN.-This section
was visited by heavy shower Of rain
early Saturday morning. This will ben
eft the grain, corn, oats and vegetables,
and some fields Of wheat, With . good
grass and corn crop the prospects Tor our
farmers will not be near SO gloomy as in
Dictated aiew weeks since. Already their
faces are wearinga more cheerful look.
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lcE.CREAM for picnics, parties and re.
captions. Mrs Zicgcnfelder announces
to her patrons and the public generally
that she is prepared to furnlsh ice'cream
and water ices in any quantity for par.
ties, picnics and receptions, at the lowest
figures. No. GO Twelfth street, two doors
below her old stand. Patronage solicited
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Sr. Lotus BRIDdE AND UNION DEPoT.-
All railroad lines from the North, East
and South which have heretofore landed
their St. Louis and Western passengers
nt EtA 81. Louis, now run over the bridge
and through the tunnel into the Union
Depot of the Missouri Pacific Railroad
nj st. Louis. Western passengers tick.
ctcd over the Missouri Pacific Through
Line (which Is the only Western line
running out Of Union Depot will there.
fore avoid all omnibus transfers incident
to other lines. Address H. A. Ford, Gen.
eral Passenger Agent, % South Fourth
street. 81. LOnis, for rates, timetables and
full information in regard to the Western
country. dGw
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TnE l'iASo.itARr CABINET ORGAS.-
This New and Beautiful Instrument is a
combination Of the l'ianOforte and the
Organ, and manufactured by the Mason
Il iIamlin Organ Co. Call, see and hear
II, Al Adams 4 Lncas' Music Store, 1877
Market street,
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IIELD IN $50.-Charlcs H. Cameron
was before Justice Lnundcr on Saturday
evening, charged with abusing Mrs. Della
81, Myers. Cameron was held In $50 TO
bc Of good behavior for ono year.
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OFFICERS OF THE Neutrality-suspicious.
The officers Of the tow.boat Jacob Heath.
cringtOn are MS follows: Captain, James
Mcmillan; Mate, Alex. llGathcringtoni
Engineer, Jack Taylor.
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We will open this morning our entire
collection OF Summer Fabrics, which at
the present crisis existing In the East
ern markets and the exlgenCies Of the
times, have been secured at remarkable
sacrifices, We are now enabled to sup
ply the trade at unpreCedently low prices
Dur leading speClaIties are too numerous
10 Itemize. We therefore invite the La:
dies In particular 10 visit us, and Inspect
our display and learn the present prices
In 10 order appreciate our offerings and
convince themselves how much cheaper
they can buy OF US. It will cost you no.
thIng 10 take a thorough survey OF the
stock and prices, and we feel confident
your own convictions will he the best EVIL
dence we can cite Ia reference to our
display, variety Of fashions and the great
reduction lnpriCes.
Our stock comprises Summer Suitlngs,
Iron Frame Grenadines, French Her
nani's, Summer Silks, Lace Stripes,
PluueS, Linen Suitings, Llama Points,
lace sacks, shawls, sun umbrellas. fans,
hosiery, gloves, and the like, saying no.
thirg II regard to our domestic stock,
which Is fresh, now and complete In every
respect.
Besides The above WO are exhibiting grand atfaI
Of Braided and Embroidered Suits; also Linen Alpl
ca Suits Of our own manufacture all Of which will y
offered 50 low as 10 excite the CufoSlty Of all'
Who favor fashionable goods and low prices Shoult
qovern themselves by this notice. We WILL solve III
conundfum Of bargains this morning from behIn'
our counters.
L. blum ~ Bro.
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CARPETS lower than ever. We are
selling twenty-five per cent cheaper than
any other house in the city, at ArOnheim-
or 4 Lewis cheap dry goods store.
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In Laughlins drug store Saturday
afternoon some clerks were handling
ether, when II caught fire from n lamp
mud frightened up things aomewhat for u
few moments. The fire was extinguished
before any serious damage was done.
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YESTERDAY was u delightful day. The
weather was just cool enough for COM
fort. One could go to church and enjoy
sermon Of twice the usual length, be-
cause the surroundings were so bright
and the weather so comfortable.
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LOCAL PERsoNALs-ROssJ. Alexander
Esq, Of bridgeport, Is to deliver an nd
dress al Cumberland, Ohio, on the 9th,
Rev. John Molat and wife arrived home
on Friday evening from their trip to
Europe.
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Why pay enormous prices for goods
when they can bc obtained at reasonable
rntcs2 III this connection we would say,
II you want anything in the music line
you will save money by purchasing Of
". s. lInLchins.
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CntLDREN's IIoNE BENEFrT.-Any Of.
lcripVs Of bouquets, hanging baskelaI or
cut flowers will be gladly received, and
can 10 loft Al headquarters, % 18Th street,
on Wednesday, Thursday or Friday Of
this week.