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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

WAN LIE or THE CHAsE.-A China
man is a graceful cFeature-fFOm Mon
golian point Of view-butin a compete
ton examination for shape with eau
casians he doesn't rank deuce high.
A woman looks awkward when she runs
arrayed in all her toggery, and female
pedestrianism under any other cORdi-
tons would not be contemplated nor re-
ierred to here. That would be indicate.
But il Chinaman is naturally awkward,
and a woman in foot race is not grace
full, what will be thought Of nloon-eyed
Mongolian on dead-run?
On Saturday afternoon crowd oil boys
who had been INDUCING in various pleas
antries around the Chinese laundry on
Market street suddenly scattered out in
all directions as ii q bombshell had unex-
pectedly fallen among them, and in an
other moment they were flying down
street in the form Of two sides Of tri-
angle, with the largest boy forming the
point. In the same moment the bomb
alighted upon the sidewalk. It alighted
with a Auttering sound Us Of loose dra-
perry, and light rap as OF cork-sOled
clogs upon the pavement, 1t alighted and
instantly it winged its way down the
street after the flying boys, 1t was a
Chinaman, with a sharp, pale, angry face.
He crossed l4th street, passed the. little
boys in the tail end Of the line, and con-
tinued down after the big boy in the lead,
He wanted to interview that big boy, but
the big boy didn't seem to be counting the
conference. He worked the short quick,
locomotive stroke, and the Chinaman was
slapping along after him, elbows working
with short cam movement sidewise and
the cork .solel cogs Hopping out to right
and left, with toes almost at right an
giles, looking like q broad-beamed Dutch
schooner wing.and.wing, humping along
down before the wind, over short chop.
ping sea, which kept her bObbing up and
down like u fisher boys float on creek
disturbed by wind. Over the tafIrail Of
the Dutch schooner Tapped dark blue
tarpaulin. That was his smOCk, Hun.
drels looked at the queer craft, which
seemed to be gaining on the privatccr.
But tho boy, rabbit-like, doubled on
the Chinaman, and the two were soon
lashing back mp Market street, the pur-
sued displaying staying qualities in the
reserve, while the junk seemed to DO beat
ing down against the wind heavily, with
sails Tapping against the spars and
scarcely making steeragc way, The pri-
vateer was now rapidly increasing tho
distance between them, when an.
other Monaghan junk, with stud
ding sails SET hove in sight from the
forward look .Out, and being signaled by
the pursuing junk, bore down upon the
chase, and the privateer was obliged to
shorten sail and fall of, taking tho wind
on his quarter and shooting up l4th
street. The second sail was gaining, and
in moment Overhauled the runaway,
threw out grapnels and held fast till
the slow sailor came up from the rear,
and both boarded the prey, when a craft
carrying American colOrs shot In and cut
the saucy privateer loose from the two
junks. Just M the bad boy was about to
got what he no doubt richly deserved
from the two Cinnamon, an American in
terfCrcd, and the young vagabOnd escaped.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

A VALUABLE DtrovERY.-Dr. G. W.
Benson, a practising physiSian, at 100
North Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md. (who
has paid much attention 10 nervous dis
easeS), has discovered that extract Of
celery and Chamomile, combined in
certain proportion, invariably cures
headache, either bilious dyspeptic, nefv.
ous or sick headache, neuralgia and
nervousness. This Ia triumph In medi-
cal chemistry, and sufferers al over the
country are ordering by mail, He pre-.
pareS II in pills at so cents per box. The
Doctor il largely known and highly re.
SPected in Baltimote.-Episeopdl Meth.
odia.
Sold by MeLain Bros, Wheeling, W.
Va, and all druggists. d&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

ESTHER ORAToRlo.-To.night the long
and anxiously anticipated entertainment
Of the season comes off ut the Opera
House. Esther, the Beautiful Queen"
will be presented IN all itssplcnd0r. The
scenic and spectacular portion Of the en-.
tertainment will be truly grand, while
the gorgeous array Of robes and costumes
will bc magnificent.
Mr.. J. II. 1Torner, Of the choir Of
Christ's NJ. Il. Church Of Pittsburgh, ap.
pears ns King Allasuerus. lie Is q bilssO
of acknowledged ability, and will slis.
tain his envinble reputation. Our home
musical talent will also be well repre-.
sCnted. The Labeuux will be illuminated
by calcium lights, and will, we are sure,
lie presented In all their beauty. The
rCllearsals for the past few evenings have
clearly demonstrated that the performers
are all up In their parts, and that Wheel
Ing will sustain her good reputation for
dramatic and musical ability. The sale
Of seats is large and unprecedented, NJ.
surfing a grand success.
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LsLANnNINE.

A CASE OF observation-disclosures Hea.
ley, thrcc-year.old child Of Barney
lIcaley, who lives in the yard adjoining
at 3 o'clock, after an illness Of about six
hours. The cllildhad been playing in the
sun for some time on Saturday afternoon,
and in the evening complained Of feeling
tlnwell. About o o'clock he was attacked
with vomiting, and grew rapidly worse
until lie expired.
Justice O'KcelIe summoned jury and
held All inquest, which resulted In a yer.
diet to the effect that the deceased Came
to his death from the effects Of snnstroke.
The mother Of this child, Il will be re.
membered, died very suddenly some
months ago.
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LOslGE NuNhA St"9s N'u""tf'
There were five cases before this court
on Saturday morning. They were ex-
umined and disposed OF as follows;
Thos. Mccormick, charged with dis
orderly conduct, paid S. and costs.
Edward Merritt was sent up for ten
days in default Of s. and costs, for
drunkenness.
John G. Evans, for drunkenness, was
fined 81 and costs,
John CrOcken, charged with stealing
money out Of a drawer in the store oil
Gus. Schultz, in the Eighth Ward, was
fined $40 and costs. In default he was
committed for thirty days.
Lewis sargy, in default Of $40 and
costs, was committed to Jail for twenty
days for disOrderly conduct,
John Lewis lcoIoredl was fined - and
costs for violating the ordinance in rela'
ton to bathing, lie was committed for
twenty days.
Two cases were examined at the after
noon session OF the court, viz:
Geo. Baker was fined 81 and costs Tor
disorderly conduct in the Eighth Ward.
He paid.
John GollsborOugh, who was charged
with disorlerly conduct, begged hard tn
be let Of, promising to leave the city for
six months, He was committed in default
Of S. and costs,
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The i,ennIn ivnnt i,rnn,.

There Ia no medicine prescribed by
physicians, or sold by druggists, that car.
ries such evidence Of its mccess
and superior virtue IA BoscHEE's GER.
MAN SYRUP for severe Coughs, Colds
settled on the Breast, Consumption, or
any disease Of the Throat and Lungs. A
proof Of that fact Is that any person ai-
ilicted, can get a sample bottle for 10 cents
and try its superior effect before buying
the regular size at IS 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 Chas. 3. Dwight Centre Wheeling, and
by all Druggists, eod&W
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CALICO 5 cts, at ArOnheimCr & Levi


A NEIGHBoRLY gift sweetens the blood,
but the parish "shillins" turn it sour,
Something akin to this is the principle Of
Reduced prices in Ready Made Clothing
1t is better to bring garments within reach
of a mans slender purse, and let him buy
them himself, than to hold them for great
er gains ant, make one more pauper to
clothe. Just now II. FRANK is closing
out his summer stock Of garments, many
Of which are equally suitable for fall and
winter wear, at very low prices. He IN
yites everybody to call and examine his
goods and prices at the Palace C9Othing
liaA, 40 Twelfth street.
His SuITlNGs this season are more taste
full than ever, and while thus attracting
the eye are no less attractive to the purse
because Of the considerable reduction IN
prices that has taken place.
The superb stock oil elegant Foreign
CAssIMEREs and WORsTEDs, whose fine
finish aud fashionable cut have won the
admiration Of all, are equally Fcmarka'
Bile a' to prices; $50.
Good Black Pants % 90
Good Black DOeskin Pants B w
Basket woye Dress Frock Coat and
Vest 10 90
French. ribbed Dress Frock Coat and
Vest l2 80
American Tweed Suits 8 w
Black Alpaca Goats ] %
Union Cashmere Pants 80
Gauze Underwear %
White Duck Vests 20
White Marseilles Vests %
The lowest price Is marked on each ar
ticlC, A large business affords low
price even for iirst-Class goods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

CANDIDATES FOR A GoLD.HEADED
CANE.-At the Orphans Fair and Festi-
val next Thursday and Friday evenings,
a gold.headed cane will be voted to The
most popular mailer. The following gen.
tlemen have been selected by their friends
as candidates: Michael Wall, ofthe Top
Mill; Peter Guhdling, Of the Riverside;
Henry Granmef, oithe BelmonG James
Burke, Of the La Belle; and James Haley,
Of the BenWOod Mill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

CAN anybody tell why woman on tax.
Ing her seat in church on a cool Sabbath
morning commences TO fan herself vigor.
ously and keeps IL up, with only short in.
tervals, throughout the service? How do
the male members Of the congregation en-.
dure, for IA q general thing the latter are
the warmest ciothed7 Ifs internal fash.
ion with the women and nothing else, and
TO show their fans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

ALARM OF l'tRE-About 2 o'clock Sat.
urlay afternoon All alarm Of fire was
sounded In the Second Ward, and shortly
aflerward nearly all the fire bells in the
city were ringing. The alarm was caused
by the burning Of some led.clOthing In
tie attic of Mf. Peter Wcltys residence,
1911 ChNpline street, just above llth.
Mr.. Welly has been recently rcnWleling
hiS residence, and on Saturday several
painters were employed in the third
story. II Ia thought that n lighted cigar
Or match was thrown into one corner,
igniling the bed.clothing. The burning
clothes made considerable smoke, but the
fire was eSlingnlslied before tny damage
Of consequence was done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

New CoUSrERFElr.-At the fetlemp.
tiOn bureau yesterday, new aud danger.
Gus counterfeit Of the denomination Of
five dollars, on the First National Bank
Of Paxton, Illinois, was discovered in ono
Of the packages. II Is said to be we'll ex.
ecuted, and calculated to deceive persons
not familiar with such mattcrs.- Wash.
ing,On Critic.
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Nor HALF So GooD.-A fond parent
who recently bought COW for his sum.
mer residence in anticipation Of the de.
light that the product would cause his
little daughter, was somewhat chagtihed
when Miss Pert, looking upon pan Of
nectar, exclaimed: "Oh, the hotrid yell.
low scum II Isn't half 40 good "a the
nice blue milk we get in Wheeling"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

HE1MBo1Ds Bucnu ia still in the re.
nilh Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of Dr.. lIelmbold, the Cele.
brated medicine Ia 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
feitH. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. dtW.
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MuaCAL.-Out churches were yeslet.
day favored with outside talent In the
way Of singing. Prof. j. II. llornef,
who appears as King Ahasuerns in the
Father entertainment, sang at the First
Presbyterian Church, and Prof. Peaslee,
Of the Esther OratOrio, sang at 81. Mat
thewa,
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To ACCOMMODATE the Wheeling INTEL
1IuENcER we sent n Every wicked young
man to interview the young ladies at the
Steubenville Seminary, and he reports
that they are fed at present on straWber.
ries and cream. Judging by their appear.
ance, we should say they thrive on that
diet-iTeub, Ga,eiit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

The CoURR-SUPREIE COURT OF AP.
PEAIs.-Judgss Raymond, Moore and He5'
maR,-The Supreme Court met as usual
at 0 o'clock Saturday morning,
The argument for the appellant in
the case Of Miller ". Miller was con
Cluded by Mr.. Lamb, and submitted
after which Court adjourned till lOA, NJ,
to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

A LARGE poplar tree was recently cut
down in Monroe county, West Virginia,
which turned out $500 feet Of plank.
The tree produced ten logs, each of
which was ten feet in length. The lum.
Der from this one tree was sufficient TO
erect n good.siSed dwelling house, for
which purpose IL was used.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

TIE PtANO.IIARP CABINET ORGAN
This New and Beautiful Instrument Is u
combination Of the PianOforto and the
Organ, and manufactured by the Mason
4 1Iamlin Organ Co. Call, see and hear
II, at Adams Il Lucas Music Store, 1927
Mnrket street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

UroN lis once moro Is the season when
people abandon their comfortable homes
and live in Saratoga trunks, Swelter in
ill.ventilated rooms, and pay three or
FOUR dollars per day for cooked indiges-
ton. They call il "going to the Springs"
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CARPETsl CARpEsl! cARpEslll-
Price all the glazing locals, and price all
the cheap Dry Goods and Carpets, and
then come to my store and ] will save
you 20 per cent In Dry Goods or Carpets,
especially Carpets, rs am forced TO scll
them. J.W FERREL,
Cor. Main and goth streets
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The OCONNELL CENTENNIAL,-SOmG
days ago movement was inangurated
in this city by the st. Patrick's Society
and Division No. OF the Ancient Order
Of Hibernians, for the proper observance
OF the one hundrelth anniversary Of the
birth Of Daniel O'COnnGll, the Irish
patriot, which will be the 9th Of August
next, As 1t became evident that there
was general desire among the citizens
to celebrate the anniversary, those having
the matter in charge decided to give all,
irrespective Of nationality, IN opportun-
ity to participate.
For this purpose a number Of our lead
ing citizens met yesterday afternoon at
Fahys Hall, in Centre Wheeling,
Michael Reilly, ESQ was called to the
chair. A committee was appointed to draft
series Of resolutions, and Committee
of Arrangements and other committees
were appointed. Az the Committee Of
Arrangements alone consists of about
twenty persons, we are quite ready to DO.
lieve that our Irish fellOw.Citizens mean
business, and intend to have big time.
The arrangements for celebrating the
day are not yet complete, We are able,
however, to give an outline Of what may
be expected. Bishop Kahn will be requested
to celebrate solemn high mass at the Gu
lhedral at s! o'clock in the morning,
After mass the different Societies and
citizens will form IN procession and march
through the principal streets, thence to
the Island, where grand picnic will
be held. An eloquent and eminent
speaker will deliver an Grafton, and the
occasion will be observed in real Republi.
cant Centennial style. The picnic, Of
course, will be partlcipatOdiuby all, ire:
spectiye Of nationality or religion, and
the proceeds will be donated to the Sis
terS Of 81. Joseph. The different Catholic
societies will in the meanwhile take some
appropriate action and make the neces.
sary arrangements for participating in the
celebration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

PIANOS AND ORGANS CmEAr.-The re-
naming Pianos and Organs from the
Assignee's Sale Of the stock OLA. Il. Cad
dis, have been placed in our hands for
sale and will be disposed Of at the first
opportunity, for exceedingly low prices.
Call early and secure a bargain, at
Adams & Lucas Music Store, 1927 Mar.
ket street,
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To TAKE A REsr.-We understand
that the Top Mill will shut down the
latter part Of next week, for the usual
Summer intermission. The mill will be
Idle only about two weeks, which will be
ample time for the boys 10 make their
customary trips.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

IcE.CREAM for picnics, parties and re.
ceptions. Mrs. Ziegenfelder announces
to her patrons and The public generally
That she Is prepared to furnish iCe.crcam
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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CoEoRED shoes Of all styles at l.. V.
Blends, No. 1875 Main street.

SELLING OuT-ldrkcd Dozen 10 Close
OM.--All-wool Cassimers from Is to 50
cents, and Tweeds, Jeans and CottOnades
In proportion. Grenadines from % to 10
cents per yard, and all other Dress Goods
at the same rate. One dollar Carpets
down TO 60 cents; 80 cent carpets down to
II cents. Must he sold.
J. W. FERREL,
Cor. Main and 20lh streets.
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Rr11Arpr InrA1s-Yaslardnv una An

BRLLAIRE LocAIs.-Yesterday was the
ninth anniversary Of Rev. GastOns con-
nection with the Presbyterian Church Of
Bellaire as pastor. The tenth anniyer.
sary OF his marriage occurred about
month since. On last Friday evening
the members Of his congregation assem-
bled at his house to partake OF some pro-
visions prepared by themselves and to
enjoy an evening socially. The pastor
was made the recipient OF purse Of $93,
which was presented by ]. B, Smith, Esq,
with neat and well-timed address. Be-
sides this, which was a gift from the con-
gregation in general, many individual
members OF the church and friends OF
Mr., CASTOR presented him with gifts Of
various kinds, and the citizens OF Ben
wood and Gravel Hill each betokened
their respect and esteem by presents
which, though costly, will be valued
chiefly for the fact that they were pres
ents, The occasion was the most enjOya.
BILE one Of the kind that has trauspircd In
l}ellaire for years,
About so was cleared at the festival
Of the ladies Of the NJ. 4. Church on last
Friday evening, Socially the festival
was also n success.
The strike Of the rolling mill helpers
has come to an end, and the strikers are
at work rs usual.
The usual runaway did not come oil
Saturday, but the lightning rod man was
in town and our citizens feel somewhat
compensated for the failure Of any team to
elope from the owner.
Mr.. Jacob Maser, while blowing on his
farm Just west Of here, plowel up petri-
fed oyster Oh the whole shell. The fossil
was perfect, and was found at an eleva-
ton Of 400 feet above the river bed.
a little child Of n Mr.. Greer was buried
Saturday.
The excitement about the EbCrt.Snydcr
elopement has not altogether died out
here yet. II IL strongly rum0red that
steps will be taken to have Officer Webb
and Others Of the Wheeling force appre-
hended for their fOrCible assumption Of
illegal authority. The offence Is punish.
able with imprisonment for any term Of
years between three and eleven, inclusive,
and should case he made out against
Ebert il wOnld probably go hard with his
seizOrs.
Quoits and croquct amusC the languid
cit.
Another seli.iectCr has been put in the
rolling mill, for cutting large nails, Fiji
teen have been ordered,
The dry goods, millinery and notion
merchants ofour city have entered into
an agreement to close their stores at 1880
p. NJ during the summer, Saturday cS-
cepted,
Clipper club of this city, and the Allan
tics Of Wheeling, on last Saturday, re.
suited in the best score and was the best
game Of the season.
The delegates from Pultney township
to the Democratic County Convention at
GAINESVILLE, on next Saturday, were mp
pointed Saturday. They are I. ROdcwig
and II. Milligan. AlIernateS, W. DarraIl
and W. &. B0lOn.
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GREAT BARGAINS Now.-Remember,
the entire stock Of splendid Dress Goods
Of ali kinds is now being sold out at and
below Eastern cost. Cali and price them
at J.,W. FERREL's,
Corner Of Main and 10th streets.
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If you feel that everything goes wrong,
Il you want TO- get up early IN The morn.
Ing, II you have pain IN The stomach,
take dose Of DR.. Bulls Vegetable Pills.
I6w
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DUBLIc SALE OF TOBACCO,
CIGARS, &c,

BY virtue Of United States Internal ReVenuC
Taxes assessed against Henry Stengel, o. the city
Of Wheeling, shall proceed 10 tPuhllC aac, OIL
FRIDAY, tho ID day Of July, 1875,
Al 10 o'clock A. ~, At tho Custom IOuse In III.
city VI Wheeling, "a door, tbs following described
property levied upon BY inc TO Satisly Eild taxes
Wis: 1890 StOge and TIP CipT.i One raTI SAddy
plug TobaccO: one part bucket Fine Cut TOlArCO
about 90 lLs Leaf Tobacco about 10 lbs scrap To-
IaecO QUE Tobacco Cutter; 6 pigs Smoking TObac;
%; Wooden Pipes, and one small Scale and
Weights. :, n,,,,,,
TIRMs OF SALR-CaSh. |. II. DUYAlS
Collector LIST District West Virginia
WHEELING, June -, 1875. ju23
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TnE Mayor notifies those whom II may
concern that the ordinance in relation to
the discharge Of firearms or fireworks In
the city will be enforced on "the day we
celebratc,r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

YouNa women looking up picnic cos
tunes should try TO find something that
will look swecily attless and won't win
kle. 4 woman returning from one Of
those expeditions Ia the highest creature
known to civilization.
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1000 yards Of best Prints at &c per
yard; Mcrrimac, CoChecos, Sprngue's and
all at &c per yard. And Dress Goods and
Carpets even cheaper in proportion.
Forced to sell to meet my payments.
]. W. FERREL,
Cor. Main and Goth streets
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SPECIAL NorIcE TO THE LADEEs,-L.V'
Blond is now selling E, c. Burts cele'
brated make Of Ladies' Button Shoes at
81 so, which have been selling heretofore
from Sc 90 to 81 90,
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CARPETS lower than ever. We are
selling twenty-five per cent cheaper than
any other house in The city, nj ArOnhcim-
or 4 IeYi,s chem dry Roods store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-06-28

If you want to have your Piano or Or
gan tuned, leave orders at W. S. Hutch,
ms Music Store, No, 20, 18th street. All
work guaranteed.
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NorICE--Fearful reductions in dress
goods, carpets, made-up suits, and grena.
dine as low "a FIVE cents per yard, forced
to be sold at some price. Corner Main
and 10th streets. ]. W. FERREE.