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PULPIT PolNs.- Rev. Oscar Hugo
preached yesterday morning in the First
Presbyterian Church, and again in the
evening in the Second Presbyterian
Church. Subject; "Jesuis VI, Free
Schools and Free Bible.7
A general class meeting was held at
o. o'clock yesterday morning at the
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church. Regular
services were conducted by the pastor
both morning and evening, and prayer
meeting was held in the afternoon.
Prof. Leslie, Of 0berlin, Ohio, con-
Quoted concert exercise at the English
Lutheran Sabbath School yesterday ai-
ternoon. Subject: Heaven the Child
rens Home"
Saturday was observed by some Of our
Sabbath SchGols as day Of prayer and
thanksgiving, us recommended by the
English and American Sabbath School
Union.
The Methodist Church at GAINESVILLE
has gas fixtures and brilliant lights.
The sixth session Of the Cambridge
District Conference will be held in the
NJ. Z, Church, at Martins Ferry, Nov.
10, II and Is.
Arrangements have been made to run
the organ Of st. Matthews Church by
water power.
Prof. /. w. Wood was announced 10
lecture in Martins Ferry last night on
Danger in America Of Roman Catholi-
cism."
Bishop Foster, Of the NJ. E. Church,
will preach In and dedicate !the new
church at Neti's Siding, Friday morning,
October 80.
A festival was held in the Martins
Ferry Methodist Church last Wednesday
evening, to raise money to pay debt in
Cured in repairing the church.
The Presbyterian ministers are attend
ing session Of the Pittsburgh Synod, at
Blairsville, Pa,
The Ohio Baptist State Sabbath School
Convention will meet in Zanesville from
the 10Th to the 23d Of October. About
800 ministers and delegates are expected,
The dedication Of the Disciples church
at Washington, Pa, will take place upon
the 9th Lords Day Of this mOnth-the
3lst. Prof. PendletOn, Of Bethany Col
lege, will preach the dedicatory sermon.
President Crenshaw, Of Hopkinsville Fe.
male College, Ky, former pastor OF the
church,, will assist in the services.
The dedication Of the U. p. Church at
New Athens, Ohio, will take place on
Thursday, the 2Sth inst, at 1880 A. NJ.
Rev, Il, q. Wallace, Of Bellaire, will
preach. At 7P.M,a lecture will be de-
liyered by Rev. Marcus OrmoRd, Of West
Alexander, Pal subject, "Feathers for
Arrows"
Revs. Alya V. Galbraith and VIM. Il.
Barcus, promising young ministers ofthe
Pittsburgh Conference Of the NJ. Z,
Church, died a few days since, the former
at his residence near Steubenyille, and
the latter OF Pleasant Valley, Noble
county, Ohio,
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The river was falling slowly last even.
ing, with 8 feet 8 inches In the channel.
The steamer Tempest departedior New.
Martinsville, at 10E Am. Saturday.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg,
Saturday morning.
The Hudson left for Cincinnati, at Or. N.
Saturday with an immense load Of freight,
consisting OF wagons, nails, stoves, and
miscellaneous articles.
The Salt Valley enroute from Tronton
10 Pittsburgh, passed up Saturday night.
The Fanchon, Cincinnati 10 Pittsburgh,
passed up yesterday.
The Pittsburgh coal works float, was
taken of the docks on Saturday.
The Express will be this mornings
ParkerSburg packet.
Aunt Dollie, the chambefmaid Of the
Market Boy fell overheard nj Bellaire on
Friday evening while getting of the
Heatherington. The united exettions Of
three men were required 10 fish her out.
The Hudson took about 5000 kegs Of
nails 10 Cincinnati on Saturday. The
Riverside supplied 1900 kegs, the La
Belle and Belmont 300 kegs each, and the
Topmil 200 kegs. She also had on board
forty wagons from the Wheeling Carriage
factory and Bodley's.
tBy Telegraph
PtTBBTRdit, October i7.-River falling
slowly with 8 feet 8 inches; weather cloudy
and cool.
EVANSVILLE, October IL Weather
clear; wind from the south blowing q gale;
river standing at 4 lilo feet on the gauge;
mercury 43o 10 CO.. Up-Chas. D. Church,
and B. II. Cooke. Down-John s. Bfans-
ford, and Vint shinkle.
MEMPHIS, October 17.-River about
stationary. Arfived-Rosa Miller, from
the Arkansas river. Depafted-Colofado,
for VickSburg, and Arlington for New
Orleans.
CiSCtNNATI, October l7.-River 0 feet
and rising. Weather fair and pleasant.
Arrived = Mallie Ragon, from Pitts.
bufgh.
CAIRO, October l7.-Atrived-Osceola
and Lioness, from 81. Louis; City Of
Yicksbutg, from vicksburg; Carrie V.
KountE, from New Orleans; II. G. Mutt,
from Memphis 81. Joseph, from ST.
Louis; Utah, from 81. Louis. Departed
-Osceola, for Memphis; silyerlhofn, for
Evansville; Belle Of Memphis, for Mem.
phiG Tolle, for New Orleans; City Of
VickSbufg, for 81. Louis; Carrie W
Kountz, Tor 81. Louis; Lioness, for st.
Louis; II. G. Mutt, for the Ohio river.
River 0 feet I inches and falling. Wealth.
er clear mercury S2o.
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nlRUsTEEs SALE.

ny virtue RI Two several 1eclso trust made by
Charles piaitnlnch and lfannc hls wife To the nm
defSlgned Trustee, the first dated the 18th day Of
September, 1871, and duly rrconlel In the Clerk =
Office Of the County Court ii Ohio county In Deel
Of Tras. book No !, page 50, and the second OF li
deeds Of trust bears date the 2Oth LAY Of November,
1879, and Il recorded In the Clerks office Of the
County Court Of Elid Ohio county In Deed Of Trust
Book No. 0, page 40, will on
WEDNESDAY, the goth day Of October, 1875,
BEGINNING at 10 o'clock A. n. Of said day, at the
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county oItr
al public auction all the following described real
estate, with the business hOnse and other Improve
ments upon the same, that IA TO Eay all that part
OF portion Of lot numbered iOrty.Setcn if situate
Oh the corner outh Of Twenty-sccond street tor
tnerly called Third street, and west Of Main street
IL the addition to the ald city Of Wheeling laid out
BY EoT and Chnpllne, bounded and described A.
follows, via Beginning at the south west corner Of
Main and TWcnty.scCnnd streets thence on tho
line Of Main street south twenty-five t2lD feet;
thence Ecst and PARALLEL with the north line Of said
lot No. Il to the rear OF west boundtry line Of said
lott thence with aid last named line 10 the north
vest corner Of said lot; thence along the north
boundary line Of said lot TO the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-OnC-thirl ni the purchase mon.
oy In cash. and the residue In two equal instruments
al ix and twelve months respectively from the day
d sale, tho purchaser to give his notes with APP
proved security for the deferred lnsiAllmcnts, and
10 boar interest from the day ~ sale until payment
and the title 10 the property to be retained until
the purchase money Z fully raid.
Aet8 JAMES L. ROGERS. Trustee.
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You HAVE NO ExCUsE.-lIayo YOU any
excuse for suffering with Dyspepsia or
why you should go on from day to day
complaining with Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitual Costiveness, palpita.
ton Of the Heart, Heartburn, Water
brash, gnawing and burning pains at the
pit Of the Stomach, Yellow Skin, Coated
Tongue, and disagreeable taste in the
mouth, Coming up Of food after eating,
Low spirits, &c. mol 1t is positively
your own fault II you do. Go to your
Druggist, or Chas. L. DWights, and get a
bottle Of GREEN's AUGUST FLOWER for
IS cents; your cure Is certain, but II you
doubt this, get Sample Bottll for 10
cents and tryit. Two doses will relieve
you. eod&w
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CERTIFICATE OF INCoRPoRATIoN.-The
Secretary Of State on Saturday issued q
certificate Of incorporation TO the lIar.
per's Ferry Flour Mill and ManufaCtur.
Ing Company, "formed for the purpose Of
manufacturing flour and other manuiac.
lures" The principal office Of the cor.
poration is to be at 1Iarper's Ferry. Sub.
Scribed capital Of the company, $780,
with privilege Of increasing the same to
100000 In all. The shares are 800
each, and are held by the cOrporators as
follows: II. r. Riddle, OF Baltimore, one
share; and one share each by $. A. Yam.
liz, j. Q. Child, J. A. McCreight and W.
II. TraverS, Of Harper's Ferry.
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PERsoNAIs.-JOhn. n. Hutchinson, q
former Wheeling attorney, was married
on Wednesday last to Miss Emma Gun
bingham, at Lima, Ohio. The happy
Couple will spend few days with friendi
here this week.
VIM. Filzsimmons, formerly manager
Of the Hamilton Opera House, is now
stage manager Of Trimblc's Varieties
Theatre, at Pittsburgh.
DR.. Armstrong, Of West Alexander
was at the Stamm Saturday.
Rev. Oscar Hugo, the Hungarian mis-
siOnarY, is stopping at the Grant.
]. W, Plattenburg, Of the Hancock
county Courier, was in the city on Satur
day on his way to Join the West Virginia
editorial eXcursiOnists.
Capt, Fyfer, Of England, is registered
at the Grant.
J. P.Adams was on Saturday appointed
a Notary Public for Ohio county by Gov
Jacob.
l.. Wagner, Of this city, recently re
ceived a patent upon mOlasses pitcher
Mrs. Ann Eliza Young will lecture ii
the Opera House Nov. u,
Manager Hamilton returned home or
Saturday, and will join the Ada Gray
party at youngstown, Ohio, this evening
The route OF the party under Mr., Ham
ilton's management is as follows Honngs
town, IS and 10; Canton, 90; MassillOn
81; Wheeling, % and %. Mr.. Waverly
has left the Pittsburgh stock company
and Mr.. Harry Ellis has taken his place
HodgsOn, Of the Parkersburg Inquirer,
Is going to take in the editorial excur'
sion. lie says in Saturdays paper IA
the publication Of the Daily Inquirer Il
not Of sufficient importance to us as &c
interfere with little needed relaxation
we shall suspend it, at least till we re
turn"
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ACCIDENT AT THE BRIDGEPoRT JoLLT'
FIcATloS.-On Friday evening last q
young man named Albert Fowler had his
arm ieariully mutilaLcdby the premature
discharge ofthe cannon which was being
discharged at the jollifCation meeting oil
the Republicans at Bridgeport. Fowler
was swabbing the gun at the time. The
flesh was torn from his right arm near
the elbow, and his hand was nearly split
open. The gun was thrown from It's car.
rfugo by the explosion, and the wheels
were broken. A surgeon was promptly
summoned and dressed the wounds Of the
injured man, and II Is thought probable
that his arm may he saved.
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HELMDoLDs BUcHu Is still In the re.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. lIelmbold, tie cele.
brated medicine is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Is
sold by all respectable druggists. II Is
warranted for all diseases OF the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
leis. Genuine has prOprietors private
stamp John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent d6W.
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REPUBLICAN QUALIFICATION PosT.
PoSED.-The Republican demonstration
arranged for Saturday night was post
poned until this evening because Of an
accident 10 the cannon on Friday night,
and because Of the absence Of Hon. Lor.
EMO Daniord and Colonel Poorman, who
had been invited to deliver addresses.
About s o'clock n large delegation Of
Photographers, accompanied by band Of
martial music, arrived at the wharf with
cannon, and soon attracted an immense
crowd Of people. Hiram Young, Esq,
mounted the gun and after thanking the
BridgepOrters for their presence stated
that as his friends were unprepared to go
through with the programme ut first pro.
posed, they had concluded to postpone
The jollifcation until Monday night. The
cannon was left in warehouse in the
vicinity, and the visitors returned to
their homes over the river.
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GAMBLING HOUSE PULLED.-About
o'clock Saturday night Officers JunkinE
Webb and Mahoney pulled a gambling
den on the northwest corner Of Main and
goth streets. George Rainey, Alex. Wal.
lace, Mike Watson and four young men
whose names are unknown were found
seated at table playing 'seven.up."
They were all locked up, and will he ex.
amined this morning by Judge Cranmer.
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THE COuRTs-CoUSTY CouRT-Judg'
Cochran, This Court on Saturday trans
acted the following business:
The will Of August Roettegerwas proved
and August Rolf was appointed Executor
but did not qualify.
In the case Of John Robrecht vs.. John
Marling, the motion to set aside the YER
dict was oyerruled and new trial re-
fused. Judgment for SIS 50,
In the case Of Henry c. Cots vs.. |,
Cots, jr, in covenant, judgment fol-
plaintiff for $50 76,
In the case Of L. n. Smith & Co. vs.. T
Lamasey, certified up by W, II. Caldwell,
Judgment for plaintiff for $50 o.,
Adjourned TO 3 Pm. to-day.
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TIE West Virginia Editorial Excur.
sion to Colorado will leave Martinsburg
to-day. About sixty members Of The
press will compose The party. They ex.
pect TO be absent about fourteen days
II Patrick, Of the Mouhdsville National
would accompany the excursionists, and
get lost, how pleasant II would be for The
rest Of lis 10 dwell together in unity.
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THE MCNIEcHEN jury DisAdREE.-On
Saturday morning, in the Marshall Coun-
ty Circuit Court, The jury in the Nc.
Mechen will case disagreed and were dis.
charged by Judge Lewis, 1t Is said that
the Jury stood five for and seven against
the validity Of The will. The attorneys in
the case were Lamb, Davenport, Pendle.
ton and Criswell, for PLAINTIFF, and Nor.
row and Holiday for defendants.
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Decision OF RAILROAD CAsEs.-In the
case Of o. D. Down Va. Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad, tried at patkefsburg, the plain.
tit got verdict for 81 900 damages.
The suit Of Steger Va. the same, for kill.
ing a little boy some time since, in Pied.
mont, has been compromised, the com.
pany paying $500 to plaintiff.
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INSANE PERSONS IN JAIL.-Dr. A. II
Kunst, Of the West Virginia Hospital for
the Insane, Ia now in the southern pof.
ton Of the State transferring insane per.
sons confined in The jailS 10 the Hospital
The Doctor should come this way and
take home with him the lunatics with
which the Ohio county jail is crowded.
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New Books AT AUCrtoN.-Mr. PrattS
great third annual sale will open on Tues.
day evening at bis store, opposite NcLure
House, Market street. He has a very
large and splendid stock. II will be a
good chance to lay in a stock Of winter
reading at low figures.
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The Art journal for October, publish.
ed by D. Appleton 4 Co., has been re.
ceived by us. II still continues to hold
its own Now il the time to subscribe
for the coming year. Subscriptions can
lie left Al this office.
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MEN's SUITS s.. II. FRANK.
Overcoats $3.50. II. FRANK.
Undershirts Soc. II. FRANK.
Drawers SOC. II. FRANK.
Socks &c. II. FRANK.
Collars DC. II. FRANK.
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FUor IN A THREsliINa MACHtNE.-On
Thursday last a son Of Louis Cook, liv.
ing several miles west Of bridgeport, got
his foot fastened in a threshing machine,
and II was torn of before the machine
could he stopped.
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TRUsTEEs SALE.

by virtue Of deed Of trust made by james
Humes and EliElleth Jane Humes, his vile, TO me
tlaiel the fnt day Of August, isfl, and Of record
10 the office Of the Clerk Of the County Court oil
MAnhall county, West Virginia, In Trust Deed
BOX No /, page PIG, shall onrT for sale at public
auction At the front dor Of the BenWOod Store, In
the town Of lRnvOOd In said county, on
FRIDAY, November 18th, 1915,
beginning ut 10 O'clock 4. NJ, q certain piece oil
ground lying In aid county on the Marshall county
rad about One-half a mile south Of the said tOWl
Of IenWOOi, and bounded rs follows; lhEinning al
q certain point on the East line Of iAid Marshll
county road fifteen feet north Of the dividing lint
Of Susan l.. llldrrth and sallic u. Kelly, thenct
along the line u said rad north 40 feet, thence III
an OlsteTy direction up hlD $40 feel parallel with
the Kelly line Aforesaid; thence In sOuihGrly dl.
TeCtiOn 40 feet PARALLEL with the east line u atd
Marshall county road; thence In due wCstWarlly
direction 800 feet down hiD with line parallel
with said Kelly line aud IS feet distance therefrOm
10 tue place Of lightning, containing auout one
acre excepting, however, the stone coal underlying
aid ground and the right Of mining for ame.
TRIMS or sALE-One-ihiFl, or such further sum
aS the purchaser may elect, cash In hand, and the
residue In equal ldstallments ut six aud twelve
months from day Of sale, with interest from that
day, and secured upon the property sold.
Title believed good, but selling as Trustee | shall
convey only such titlcas Is vested In me by said
deed Of trust,
oCiI join II. FINK, Trustee.
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JUST received-lOO new styles Of Bea.
yer Cloth Cloaks, from 81 to $40; / case
Of good Prints at 70. New goods re.
ceiyGd daily and sold at extraordinarily
low prices-exClusively for cash, at
JOHN RoEMIR's.
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APPoiSTED TRAVELLING AaENr.-Mf
u. Frank Bond, popular conductor on
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, has been
appointed travelingagent Of the company,
rice NJ. 8. Mccoy, resigned.
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DIR. Bulls Cough syrupshould be kept
in every family. A Slight cough, i I'm
checked, Ia often the iOrerunner Of con-
sumption, and timely dose Of this won.
detfIl medicine has rescued many from
an early grave. daw.
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UlRUsTEE's SALE OF
Fl N z f "A r M

By virtue Of q lc,d Of trust made by Alexander
~ JACOB TO me as trustee, dated June !, ls67, and
recorded 10 the Office 81 the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, 10 Deed Book
No. 81, page SO, lshall, on
SATURDAY, November Is, 1915,
BEGINNING at 10 o'clock A. ~, upon the premises,
oder at public auction about one hundred and TWEEN
" acres Of land Ing on the Wheeling, West LIB
city 4 Bethany Turnpike, about y miles from the
city Of Wheeling, bcng the "WadlinglOn' iarm,
sold by George W, smith 10 said Jacob BY deed
dated November Z, 1864, and recorded 10 Said
Clerks office In D1tl Book Is, page hi except 80
much Of said land rs has aimee leen tOll by aid
jacob to William W, Miller and J. 7. Petllcord by
deeds one dated July J. lsGg, and recorded 10 aid
Clerks OfIce, D,S Hook IS, page SO and one dated
April q 1851 aud recorded IN aid Clerks office In
Deed Book 81, page 90, To which three deeds refer.
enCe Is made for tue meIcs and bounds Of the land
TO lie sold,
The land will be sold in body or In parcels to
suit purchaser.
TRIMS oP SALE-sI.OOO cash in hand, and the
residue In three equal insalmentA at one, two and
three years respectively iTUm the day Of sale, with
interest from that day, for which purchaser shall
give notes with approved security. II desiTe said
Alexander NJ. JACOB and NJ. Julia jacob, his wife
will lOln In the conveyance to the purchaser.
ROBERT y. WOODS Trustee.
HUBBARD & ERsKINE, Attorneys.
OclI JOmS W, MITCHELL, AuCtIoncer.
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THE WHEELG DAILY ITELIeENoER MONDAY MORNING OCTOBER IS

OPENING Of the Oyster season at A.
Neuhausen's fne Confectionery, 1921
Market street. Our ladies will gladly
notice that Oysters in every style will be
furnished from this day at Neuhau.
sens comfortable parlors. Only the best
brands Of Flick & Chase, the well
known Baltimore Oyster firm, are kept
there, and the way they are prepared
will take all oyster.lovers by storm. The
parlors are well ventilated and heated up
to 70 degrees Fahrenheit,
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Our merchants are this fall evidently
aiming to keep goods that are useful and
needed, rather than those that are merely
supefiiuous and extfavagant. Prices Of
all dry goods are ruling extremely low.
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A FLOCK Of wild geese, en- route South,
passed over the city yesterday. We sup.
pose this may be taken AZ an Indication Of
the near approach Of cold weather.
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sLowSEss Of locomotion on thorough.
fares, although II may be fashionable, is
nevertheless diSagreeable TO business men
who Of necessity are compelled to walk
fast.
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The double scull race which was an.
nounced 10 come of on the lower course
on, Saturday afternoon was postponed on
account Of the rain and bad water.
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FOR SALE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
IaeiaH A lI e q an In cAano,ry

~
~ IN NnauetTy'
Elizabeth II. Mendel, ct alb
nv virtue Of a deere rendered. IN The above en-
uii, aus, by the Municipal Court Of Wheeling at
its is,t september term, the undersigned Conmia-
alOnrr win, on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of NOVEMBER, 1875
sell at public auction, al the front door q the
Court House Of Ohio county, In the city Of Wheel
inr. tbc east half Of Lot No. - 10 GrahamS Addl-
ti01 10 saId city, situate on the north aide OF Ft'
tnenth lAIe CentTrl street, and on which half lot
i erected u0mmOdl0us tWO-story brick dwelling
hous, being the sane property lately occupied BY
aid l.ucian A. Hag1ns-
TRRNs or SALE-One-third Of the purchase
money In cash, and the residue In equal payments,
with Interest IRON the day Of sale, in SIX and twelve
months, the purchaser giving bis notes, with ar
proved personal security, for the deferred install.
msnts, and The title being retained until payment
In fuliof the purchase money.
A. J. CLARKE, Commissioner.
Law Ofioc-So, Il Twelfth street.
JOnS W. MTTCuELI, Auctionecr.
as October u, ISIS,
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CLOSING out sale Of misses and child.
ren's Colored shoes for the next ten days
at L. V. BLoND's
1885 Main street,
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CLOTHING at your own price at H,
Franks closing sale, 40 18th street,
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ISLAND IMPRovENExn.-Mr. Isaac
Irwin has contracted with Mr.. j. NJ.
Brodie to erect him dwelling house on
the Island to cost $1,000 or $1,000.
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II. FRANK, the clothier, Is offering ex.
traordinafy inducements 10 buyers oil
clothing, as he IL determined TO close out
his stock a. soon as possible, before leav.
ing the city. Consult your own interest
by buying there. Remember the place,
40 18th street.
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BEAUTIFUL songs Just publishedi
Within the Gates Of Gold.
The Song My Mother Sung.
Brightest Roses Fade and Die.
Al ". II. sHEtB's Music Store, lila
Main street.
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PoI1cE COuRr-Judae Cranmer.

There were no cases before this court
on Saturday morning. In the afternoon
Lawrence Clark was before His Honor
upon a charge OF failing to take away
garbage from the residence c, H. Ben
der, in the Fifth Ward. The case was
dismissed upon payment Of costs by de-
| iendnnt.