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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-28

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COUNCIL JUrrtNGs.-The elephant Il
The Council ChambeF did not disturb IN,
deliberations Of the City Fathers.
The First Branch was not in session
a. there was not a quorum present. Of
licers were sent after nbsenlees, but failed
to find them. "a ..,tL
ThetGwas IN unusual number Of SPEC
tatOrS present last night.
MI. Hildreth Occtipietl the chair with
his Itstial ability a portion Of the evening
Eghty.seveh licenses were granted for
saloons and coffee houses.
The First Branch will meet ON Friday
evening. - s'f0. ~ :
The Committee on Streets and Alleys
uiink II incSpedient to lay board walks
on the Island, and In tleit Judgment Gin.
der walks are preferable.
Felix bold addressed the lobby In hiV
native tongue. w. a'' ''f' f'F f'7
Kingdom thinks there IL some incoi,.
SiStency IN keeping the liquor license IN
and reducing the price Of gas. i.g
Council always meets whet, there's a
minstrel show 1T The Opera House. That's
what a commoner said last night.
Hildreth Is still working for the exlen.
sion Of gas 10 lila constituents In the Sew.
enth Ward.
There was niOfeCider and less talk than
usual last night: Applications for licenses
do not admit oil mitch debate. .I..
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A NEw SrArE.-In the County Conrl
Of Kanawha county few days ago 4
Business firm Of tliis city entered suiI
against party for debt. The counsel fot
the defense made a motion before the
court that the plaintiff, be required Ia
give security for the costs In the case, "a
they were non.reSidents Of the State.
When requested to rise and explain, the
attorney replied that the plaintiffs resid.
ed In the Panhandle. This only shows
the Char leStonianS are becoming more
reconciled TO the situation, when they can
indulge In Jokes.
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River News.

The marks last evening indicated
feet 0 inches and falling.
The RagOn departed for Pittsburgh al
| a. NJ. with very fair trip.
The Courier left for larkersbnrg al
her usual hour.
The Salt Valley passed down about
noon, bound for Portsmouth,
The Andes departed for Cincinnati
with an excellent trip.
The Express will leave for Parken.
burg this morning.
The Granite State, for Pittsburgh, and
the Carrie Brooks, for Zanesville, are due
here to-day. ~" ~ =
The Iron Valley Is lying on The Island
side, and will go on the docks to-day for
repairs. d.. ..
The ITornbrook landed the model barge
Harry, loaded with freight, and departed
for below.
The steamer Tempest Is being repaired
for the low water season.,
The local packets are all making their
regular.trips.
by Telegraph.
PlTTsBURuH, April 27.--Rtyer & feet 9
inches and falling. Weather cloudy, with
a slight rain this afternoon.
OMAHA, April 27.-The river Is 10 feet
and falling very steady now, and the
marks nt Sioux City Indicate The same,
MEMPHIS AgriG q. = River feli s
inches. Weather cool and showery, Ar.
riyed-Mafy Boyd, Arkansas river, De.
parted-City Of Alton, New Orleans;
Minneolat Cincinnati; Belle Of Texas,
Pine Bluffs.
NASHVILLE, April 27.-Riyer still
rising; 10 feet 10 inches large on The
shoals. Silver Thorn arrived and depart.
ed for Evansville. Raining hard ali last
night and to-day.
CtNCtNNArt, April 27.-The river Ia
10 feet 8 inches, Affived-ExchanVe
Pittsburgh; Andy Brown, Memphis,
Depattedallellc, Memphis, Mary 1tous.
ton, New Orleans.
CAIRO, April 2.AThe river IA "a ieet
9 inches and falling. Arriyed-fniiahS
New Orleans; City Of Chester, ST. I,onis
Departed-Ihdiana, Cincinnati; Charles
Blown, Cincinnati.
EVANSVILLE, Aptil27.-RainihR, met.
curry 81. River falling very slowly
ID S.lO feet on the gauge. PoFt liSi, IN |
Arkansas Belle, Thompson Dean Tan
Jasper, George Roberts, ]. b. Parker,
Dick Johnson DOwn-Taraseonl ROberl
Mitchell. Business light. The Mitchell
added largely here and In lhis vicinity.
LOUISVILLE, April 27,-Rivef falling
with eight feet three inches In canal ara
TX feet three inches In Indiana chute
Raining all day. Arfived-Ajat Ind low,
New Orleans; Tom Means and TOW, Wheel.
.ng; j. n. Phillips and tow, Nashville,
Fred Wilson and tow, PlttsbufRh, Ia.
'arted-Fted Wilson and tow, pittsbufpb.
Lookout and tow, Pomeroyt Tom Means
md tow, st. Louis J. N Phillins and
ow, Pittsburgh; Etna and tow, Pomefoy,
lawn, Mt. Vernon.
81. LOUIS, April 27.-Artiyei Citond
.oWer, Memphis; johnson, Keokuk, Kin.
,ey, Missouri river; Lake Superior, LaEe
'ePin, Departed-John +, Tolle, Nav
'rleans Minnesota, 81. Paul; Belie Al ~
..ouis, Missouri river; Ifonsides Csitn
liver still rising. Weather clear ana
leasant '"' VII"
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BELLAIRE lTEMs.-Mr. james Hall
who lives about three miles west OF here
on tho Central Ohio Railroad, was pillow
ing on the creek bottom the other day
when the rlow.p0lnt struck some hare
object. lie stopped, and going in from
Of the pillow, observed some bright Obec
imbCdded In the earth. This he quickly
unearthed and It proved to be d golf
watch, in excellent condition outside AMI
in. II is smooth hunting case, and ont
Of the wheels is slightly rusty, though
not to a sufficient degree to prevent Ii
keeping time. Speculation Is rife In the
noighbOrhOOl M to how II came there
is generally supposed that some THE
hid It there, intending TO call again and
get It, and was aiterwarl unable to find
the spot. - III. # ST.
an address on behalf OF the Woman
Temperance leaguo at the First Pres
byterian Church belmont street, to-
morrow evening, Dr. Grimes Is n splen.
did speaker, and will no doubt draw d
larger audience than usual.
The City Council had Ia regular meet.
Ing last night.
Zeke Morris, proprietor Of the Globe
House, has ut length concluded to com
ply with the ordinance for such eases
made and provided, and IL laying a new
brick pavement IN front Of his hotel.
The family of the late Colonel james
Thoburn, Of Mt. Pleasant, are visiting
friends III this city.
Hardly grocery in tho city now does
not sell milk, Indeed, a grocer who has
not n little dairy connected with his sales
room Is not considered worthy Of the
patronage Of the public. Consumer.
claim that the increased demand for milk
has made butter scarcer.
A week from this evening the Street
Railway Company meet to effect per-
manent Organization. Il il In n fair way
to success now, and II Ia thought the
road will Ike completed before fall.
Some one who isdissatisiied with the
low rate Of mortality among Bellaire
bOys, has erected an "acting pole"
for their accommodation across the street
from the Third Ward school house.
Some weeks ago Mr.. IIennen, Of Fair.
mont, v, Va, was In this place seeking
his son Walter, who had abruptly left lis
situation At the Register office. We see
that lc now seeks The aid Of the Cincin-
natl police to search for the youth, who is
about 10 years old.
The, l'fesbytsry Of 81, ClairsSille is
now sitting inthis place, at the Belmont
street Presbyterian Church. Rev. Parks
Ia Moderator, and Rev. Wallace Secre.
tary. The opening services were held al
$50 +. NJ. yesterday. It.will probably
hold its final session this evening. We
will try and get full report Of the pro.
CeedingS for tO-mOrrOW's issue ii.fiis
Z Two arrests were mAde yesterday. Jno.
Chairman for lighting and using proiane
and vulgar language, md Benz. WOolen
for disorderly conduct.
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"wtLL o the wtsp" AoAts.-Tbe
performance Of the "Will q the VisnS
pantomime troupe on Monday evening
made such a decided hit that The com.
pany has been engaged by Manager
Hamilton TO repeat Il on Saturday even.
Ing, The play will be femodeied Some.
what and several new scenes and tricks
-N''
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THREE feeders came in and went ia
work yesterday al the Top Mil, and this
morning eleven moro strikers concluded
70 follow their example. They are,noW
ieeeding AZ usual, all but Onc.-.SaRdaryl,
we have been requested by number
o. feeders tostate that the above paragraph
is incorrect, They say that only one feed.
or h4s returned to work at the Top Mill,
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TIE "TENNEssEEANs.H-The troupe oil
.colored singers known IA the Tennessee.
ans" will give n concert In the Opera
House tonight. They are students Of the
Central Tennessee College, at Nashville,
Tenn, and have been singing throughout
the country fot some time 10 raise money
to finish building their college. They have
appeared with the greatest success In our
principal cilic', their quaint singing at
lrActlhg crowds, 'tF r. y,
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The season approaches when, during
the early morning hours, there Steals
through the open windows a succession Of
sounds, as o somc young lady Al the
piano practicing her scales, and when the
nervous man tnmbles out Of bed and
PFays tor strength to love his neighbor "a
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We have received from the MARTINS,
nuRn DREvENG ASSOCIATION, MartinSburg.
W. Va, a copy Of itS programme for Ia
spring meeting, which takes place May
18th, 10Th and Goth, 1876. Three thou.
sand dollars In premiums are offered for
trotting and running. The Association Is
composed from among the beat and most
snbstnntial citizens Of the place, and d
grand time lsexpected Excursion tickets
10 and from Martinsblrg, ut reduced
rates, will be issued by The railroads, and
some Of the best horses inthe country will
contest for the prizes.
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An imaginative artist has been al work
IN the chamber Of the Second Branch Of
Council. Immediately over the Presi.
dents scat the paper has been torn from
the wall In such manner that with the
assistance Of few chalk marks there il
depicted an enormous elephant, trunk,
tusks, ears, etc. Whether the Caficatute
has any local Significance we are unable
10 saw.
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Local PERsoNAIs.-JusLice Gillespy
ives yo.tOE'lay called to Rural Valley, Pa.
about sixty miles above Pittsburgh, by ,
telegram informing him Of the death o
a brother.in.law. lie left last evening.
We regret to hear that Mr.. fancy, cit,
editor Of the Register, Ia confined 10 hi
residence by illness. Mr.. Charles Daw
son, late Of the Sunday NeWs, Is attending
to Mr., Taney's duties.
Carncross 4 Dixeys minstrels, twenty,
one I'M NUMBER stopped at the McLurc
House.
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nor SALE
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned by virtue Of a deed Of trust ex.
CCniG IL him by laac Colts, dated the list day Of
March, 1871, and recorded In The office Of tho clerk
Of the Comfy Court VI Ohio county In Deed oil
Trust HOnk No &, IEtgCs rs aud 22j, will sell al
public auction al the front lOOr Of Tho Court llOllst
Of Ohio county, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, On
SATURDAY, the lSt day oi May, 1875,
the following property, lO-witi Thu north haiE III
the forty feet III front Of lot numbered Ia Nv tho
west side Of Market Squarr, IN The oily u Wheel.
Ing, being about twenty feet IN [pAnt an, running
hack 10 the alley, together with The hnll,llng and
nppuFtRnanCes situated tlpfCOu. Shld hulldlnR n
nov occupied by q. l. WWner. SAiI property viii
be sOld subject " the dover NJ Susan T. GOtls, the
wife Of saIyl liinc Colts, which however will only
vest IN case the said SlISin h. Cots should survive
The sud lslnC Colts, and 10 lrlae VI sd pTrmlsS
held by G. y. Wagner for the tlIrUN years next en-
suing after the III day Of April 1875 at the rate 81
SbO pr year, the Grst years rental having already
beet advanced u the Slid Isaac Colts.
TERMS W SALE-- OnD-ihInl VI the purchase
money 10 IL Cash, 0ne.thrl 10 bC paiI In three
months from the day u slle, and Tho remaining
third In six months iriln slid day VI SALE the puTs
chaser giving notes with satisfactory SCcurIlS iOF
SAIL deferred lhsAllmuniA
Selling IA trustee, the undersigned will CDnVey
only such title rs Is cOniCrfcl uOn him by lhO Md
deed Of March lSi 1871, though the iilCls believed
to le good. JOHN o. pENDLETON.
J. CHAMnRRS IIERvEY, AucllOnppr. mrIi
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TnE presbytery Of Washington met
last evening IN MOundsyille, and will be In
session day or two. Among other i'm.
pOrtant matters Of business will be the
appointment Of commissioners TO the Gen.
eral Assembly, which meets in Cleveland,
Ohio, next month. y f-islE' T'
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Mas, II. MILLER, Of Bellalre, would re.
spectfully announce to those Of her form.
or patrons and the public in general
that she has secured the services Of Miss
Mamie Rankin, as her chief milliner, and
would be glad to receive an carly call
from them, at her new fashionable store,
No. 1888 South Union, or fold Water
street., opposite the b. & 0. Depot, Bell
nire.
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Ghe4ttteIEflqsetlrt t,r;
WEDNESDAY, APRIL ., 1S7S.


Coal Bank Mule Wanted.
CarpSs, &C. -Mendel, DooCh & ca =
New Maple Sugar Y EfL5Ef.& \.
Notice.
Mattresses orchead &CN
Brown Il Higgins Gallery.
Furniture, &G.-Wm. SEaharI. v
For lseht-StOre Room and Dwelling.
Piano POlish-Wm. Graham.
For MattresSes-COEk ShnyineN. SOS.
liraCCSfor Ladies md, Genia.s ! ttIii
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In LuoK.-Mr. Louis Wilson, an old
and highly esteemed citizen Of Charles.
ton, Kanawha county, died recently, lcav.
Ing an estate valued at from $4,000 Ia
$4,000, which was bequeathed to Archie
W., Joseph +, and Alfred PAUL (Sons Of
Judge James Panll), Of this city. The
heirs are grand.nephews Of the deceased
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SALE OF THE RINKB FARM.-The
Rinkes farm, consisting Of twenty.eight
acres, joining the town Of Triadelphia,
was sold at public sale at Frank Law.
sons tavern on Monday, by J. G. IIervey,
9uctioneer. The farm was purchased by
Moses Fay for $1,000,
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HELMDoLps BUCHu Is still In the ze-
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele.
brated medicine il still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Is
sold by all respectable druggists, II Is
warranted for oil diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs Beware Of counter
felS. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d&w.
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HOUSEKEEPING SIMPLIFTED.-The whole
system briefly and clearly explained,
with valuable business Rules and Tables.
Cloth 81. Boards 10 cents. Sent post
paid. Catalogue Of Practical Books free.
d. B. WAGdENER 4 Co, Publishers,
424 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
We&Sat
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FOR RENT.
For SALE.
~ ~ +"
TNRUsTEE's SALE,

l. DBL
by virtue Of Derd Of Trust made to ne rs TTuA-
tee by James n. Baird aud wife, bearing date the
I'd day VI October, 1879, aud recnnied In look q,
folio 1928, In the Clerks office q tho County Court
Of Ohio county, West Va, will, On
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of May, 1915,
Commencing al 10 O'Clock a. NJ, At the front door u
the Court HOuD VI Ohio county, In tho city d
Wheeling, West Va, sell nj public auction the fol-
lowing real estate viz The north half Of lOt NUM-
Der (g ninety.tWO, situate on the inst aide VI Mar
kei street, and on the south side VI alley No 0, l-
tween. Ninth and Tenth streets, In tho city u
Wheeling, West Va.
Said property will 10 Oftrcl altogether and In
two parcels The irsl parcel Is the west end Of said
half lot, having frontage on Market street VI about
80 feet aud Inches, and extending lack about II
feet, 10 tho west wall u the new dwelling hOllsr.
Upon this parcel ID erected hr,G story brick DWELL
Ing house, now occupied by tenants and yielding u
rent Of Ssh pr annllnl.
The SECOND parcel Is tho east enL VI said half lot,
and fronts o! feet On alley No o, aud alOut eI feet
on alley c, Upon this parcel Is GrCle,l dwelling
house nnd carpenter BlIOp, which would probably
rent for $40 pr annunl
TRRMs or SGLR- Onc.thlnl the purchase money
In caS or a much more IA tho purchaser may elect,
and the balapcO upon credit VI SIX aud twelve
months, the purchaser giving notes with security,
hoaTng interest," for the deferred paymclts aud he
title ~ bG retained until the purchase money Is all
paid. GEO. l.. ROYD, Trustee
j. CHAMBERS llERyEY. AmCiOnCcr. ap!6
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JUsr received by express, another lot
Of those New York box-toed CATERS, the
incest ladies shoes that ever were made,
and the only place in the city where you
can get them Is at L,v, Blond's; give him
n call
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Auction Sale Of Clothing and Fur
nlshlng Goods a NJ HARTMAN 4 cos,
No. 80 Twelfth street, every evening this
week Of Z O'Clock, and Saturday after-
noon Oh 2 o'clock. Positively the last
week. All goods at private sale during
the day. ls.gEar lsIt ..T
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TnE COURTS Circuit Court = Judge
Crsnmer. The Circuit Court met NJ the
usual hour yesterday morning.
The case Of q, W. Bradley ", W. II,
M0isten was tried before tho Court in
lieu Of u jury an action Of debt; testimo.
ny in dispositions was presented, and the
judgment Of the Court reserved.
Charles Meredith, charged with high.
way robbery, was recognized Ia the pen
atty Of 5000, Geo. o. Davenport security
for his appearance on the second day Of
the next October term.
Adjourned.
Police GOurt-Judge Cranmer. There
was fine grist Of cases on the slate yes
terday morning, disposed Of as follows,
Laurence Flannery, selling liquor with
out license, 50 and costs, Committed for
five days.
BARLEY Maloy and Mary Ann Maloy,
disordcrly conduct, So and costs each.
Mrs. McAntee, selling liquor without
license, $40 and costs.
John Williams and William Stevens,
drunk, S. and costs each. The former
was committed for ten days,
Thompson Carlow paid s. and costs
for diSOrderly conduct.
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WEATHER RECoRD. = The following
shows the range Ofths Thermometer M
observed at Silyeys Drug Store, corner
opposite PostOlice, yesterdays, r., al.
1Ffl SATURDAY,. IN Ut3
SAM AN SEM ~ n
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SPELLING MATCH AT ST. JosErII's
ACADEMY.--A spelling match took place
at 1t. JOSeph's Academy last evening
between the pupils. Long before the en-
tertainment commenced the hall was lit
orally packed with people. AZ o'clock
tho programme opened with u piano solo
by Miss A. FitzsimmOns. During the Ell.
tettdinment Mrs. Whitaker and Miss
Mary CarriCk sang some vocal solos with
exquisite ability. Mrs. Whitaker sung
"sing, Birdie, Sing In such manner a.
To elicit long and confined applause. The
spelling match then took place, which
consumed about m hour Victory being
declared in favor OF Miss Mary Ellen
Burke, a girl Of twelve years. Then the
German match took place, which lasted
fOt long time. Finally Master W. Bel.
ilingcr and Miss X. 1}eII were declared
the winners, To whom The prizes were
awarded--a beautiful prayer book 10 the
young miss and gold breast. pin to the
Young gent. Mr.. Thos. Reilly was nn-
nollncer for the English match, and Rev.
Fathers Keleher and MCMenamen were
judges. In the German match Father
drill announced aud Father KreuScll was
Judge. fa IfE -5lfy'a IsfEfF
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ON LOTS FOR SALE

In VIM. Clnrka second addition to the
town Of Martins Ferry. Laid out OH TINT
beautiful river bottom between the Steel
Wor ks Rolling Mill and Nail Factory. A
good opportunity 70 buy cheap property IN
. thriving town At low prices and on Insy
terms. (mr2D) !. IRWIN, Agent
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THE EoFF.RoElER WEnDM0.--The
residence Of Mr., John Roemer, Of Center
Wheeling, was last evening made radiant
BY large and gay assemblage Of the
elite Of this city and vicinity. The Occa,
sion was the marriage Of Miss Eta
Roemer to Charles w, EOf, esq, son Of
Beverly NJ. Eoff esq. The spacious hall
and parlors were filled with invited
guests. At 0 o'clock =. N. the folding
doors, which up to that time had con
cealed the back parlOr and its interesting
occupants, we're thrown open, re-
yealfng to the expectant guests a
most beautiful tableaux, The Bride
and Groom were the central objects in thu
group, the wings Of which were composed
Of the attendants. The Bride was dressed
in white Paris muslin with white satin
trimmings, and ornaments Of Orange
flowers; and cOrOnet OF jewellery, also OF
orange flowers, Always pretty aud en-
gagiHg, W. need hardly say that on this
occasion she was especially so. The
Bridesmaids were Miss Mary Romer
Miss Josephine Eof, and Miss GertiC
Harden. They were also dressed IN
white Paris muslin with trimmings Oi
pink, blue, and salmon satin, respectively
Their good looks and good taste were
warmly applauded. The gentlemen at.
tendants were MeSSrs. Cecil Robinson
Archie Hupp, and A. V, DOnel, who
both looked and did handsomely.
The beauty Of the tableaux was made
more striking by including in the group,
in graceful position, a favOrite sister o.
the Bride, four years old,
The ceremony was performed by Rev
James MOtiatt In an impressive manner
and at ia conclusion the Wedding March
from Mendelssohn was played In char
acteristic style by Professors Roe and
Smelling, the happy pair in the meantime
receiving tho hearty congratulations OIL
their friends. .-.-.,,----...-....,asl,,s..,
The bridal presents were rich and taste
full. Prominent among them was silver
ten set from the GFOOm's father, and q
very fine and handsome watch and Chain
made by IaGOt, from the Groom.
Abeandfnl cross aud wreath from the
brides sister, her own handiwOrk, was
also very much admired. ,l.lHfsF
After an hour Of social intercourse
enliYened by music Pnd dancing, tlle
refreshment rooms were thrown open and
the guests paid their cordial respects u
the skill and genius Of the accomplished
caterer Mr., A. NeuhauSen.
The happy pair have many and warm
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FIVE hundred pounds Of fresh live geese
feathers, just received and will be sold at
the lowest market prices. Also ticking
Of different grades Cheapat
Henry JACOBS,
1884 Main street,
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pEncALE Aprons 25c apiece; BOYS
XIII Suits 50 50 apiece, Tucked Muslin
Skirts from Zoe upward; Pointed Linen
Collars Sc apiece; Ladies' Undergatments,
all kinds; At ENsHEiMER Bros.
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REsERvEp SEATS for the Original Ten.
nesseeans without extra charge for sale
at Adams 4 Lucas music store for both
nights, no
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lam forced to throw my Dry Goods
and Carpets on the market at some price,
for cash. ], ", FERREt,
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OVER 100 remnants Of Carpets, from
the cheapest to finest, to be closed out the
this week 1t some price at
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PERsoNs Of sedentary habits, and over.
worked, find in DR.. Bulls Vegetable
Pills a specific for want OF Appetite, Pal.
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