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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-12

BALTIMORE. May Ii ne nTNi lhteI-
national Sunday School Convention as
,cmblcd here III Masonic Temple this
morning. Rev. Julius Grammer OF Bal
timorc. III the maine OF the people OF Bal
timorr welcomed the delegates an" DEN
net Tyler ol fhl!adeIphI" re>Pouuc"'
Message from iisc Cnurch Of England
Ia. President received dispatch
from Iu..,r is follows.
60, nr Church oG England and TN"
SUNDAY School teachers, now meeting
Il, Exeter lidI, send Christians greeting
and their best wishes for the success in
our common work"
The following rJ,pous" was sent:
"Wn cordially reciprocate yuur greet
inc. Nav the cable through which We
speak, symbol our unity a, Christian
worker. Us il tu.hl.s the p:opucsy, There
shall bee d, SEA.
The Rev. II. CLAY rrWm6ull, chair
man O: the Executive CommIttr, submit
ted the report detailing tno worn "i the
committee for til" past year. III" report
Wa, adopted.
\ resolution authorizing the appoint
mrut OF committee To consider the pro-
prio,v Of of having this organization re-
presented at the approaching Centennial
at Philadelphia, was referred TO the En-
ecutive Committee.
,rh. ovonipo session Rcv. DR.. War
u,a pand,rnh Se,retorv of the Interna-
,i,,.I ,r Irnirorm Lesson Committee.
,,hr,;,..J , rnnort of the committee on
ti. .srbf.r, of Il inform Lesson, in sun
Lov ScIoolsr lie said the Convention
~ Irjiquuuoli,. in recommending and
,.,.re,ir., - uniform the system Of lessons.
I-J inaI,rrrst,I "a system of the Bible
moro General and more thorough than
h.d .,.r bren conceived before. the ben
ofc;.l rnsuIts of which we're being felt in
,,I,,n., ovrrv land. The report urged
the imrortorce Of unity in Sunday
CrbonI tnuching and uniformity in les
sons
Rrrort orthc Work.
Tho f,lInyino renort WAS made:
Il cave 81 detailed statement of several
meeting, of the committee and their f.
r,l g,,r.,,u.rt on - ,y.tc,p of uniform
lessons for 1874 70 and rs The work
Tor l'r l9Nt named wear having btSn
AGREED upon at the meeting held in No
ycmhrr last. and the schedule Of lessons
already given tothc pubic through sew
erol sunday School papr~.. The report
states that in compiiancc with the re-
quest Of the Eaglish brethren, lessons for
1873 are somewhat longcr than heretofore
.,iyen. and that they are also made
!, alternate once in > months between
old md new trstaments. In common
with The General Christian public, the
community have marked with amaze
mrnt and delight the far reaching intu-
.p,a Of their work. These lessons are
lar.,eIy in Use throughout our own land
Ly tbs Methodists. Prcsbvterians. Bap-
,i-,s Episcopalians Cons gregationali,ts
l..arraus, Moravian., Friends, mem
g,.> of the Reformed Church, Adycn-
rI-., and many othcrs-a mighty host. t.
,|r.a denominations have SUNDAYS
,ar...f,.,l1y devoted TO the exposition of
b.. l...,,n. and private cnterpri,c has
,.....f..raJ oauv more. Our lessons are
. ,,-,i II, I-r.r,n Ger,porv Swaad
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-12

The Cabinet was in session Yesterday.
The subject under consideration, it is
thought, was changes in the Revenue
Bureau. in connection with the great
whisky frauds, just made public.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-12
The Vice President.

LITTLE Rock, May ll.-Nicr Prc-.-
dent Wilson arrived on the 3 o'clock
train from Memphis this morning. ii"
was met at the depot by Mayor F,etchcr
and delegation ofthe City Council, and
carried to the Metropolitan Hotel whore
rooms had been prepared for him. This
morning early he took a drive around
the town, returning to the hotel at 10
o'clock. at which hour be commenced re-
ceiving callers. The State official call
ed in body about II o'clock, headed by
Governor Garland, and they were iu
turn followed by prominent citizen, of
all parties. In the afternoon q de,egu-
ton of prominent coloroj men called,
and ut o'clock the city officials The
Vice President visited many place, of
interest and was serenadcd at night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-12
Bcechcr Did not Sit OH His Knee.

Odd Beccher sit on your knee after
May, ISL? Al heard BeecherS des-
crption of that occurrance; it took place
about ten wears ago: we had been having
Il discussion about sentence in HttIe
work ! had written and that was the way
it ended; no such familiarity ever mark
rd our acquaintance after the trouble
came upon our house.
Q-At the time Of the arbitration did
YOU hear ANYTHING said by either Of the
arbitrators about burning the papers :
Al did not.
Q-Wa, anything ,aid before the ar
bitrutors in Your presence concerning
your trouble, with Beecher Al do
not recall anything OF the kind that wa'
said ON that subject or that the re!a-
tons that were between me and Ar.
Beecher were, in any sense. referred to
arbitrators.
Q-Can YOU account TOR the fact that
the tripartite agreement was dated Ap-
ril ID ; A-The frs, draft of the COW
enant was made by Mr.. Wilkeson on
April I'd; changes IN its terms were
made by me and Mr.. Bowen and then 1t
was handed sback TO Mr.. Wi!keson to
have it engrossed. and few days after
wards he made clear copy Of it, the
date and all.
Q-I will call your attention to an III
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-12
g'aecllnq 9cglstrr.

closet 10 Nsw York Yesterday
=.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-12
international Sunday school Cvn-
NcniiOn.

BALTIMORE, May 1.-THE first Inter
national Sunday School Convention as
,cmblcd here at Masonic Temple this
morning. Rev. Julius Grammer Of Bal
timore. N the name OF the people OF Bal
timorr welcomed the delegates and Ben
net Tyler OF Philadelphia responded.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-12
The homeopathic Association,

CoLuMBUs, May 1.-THE State Hom-
oeopathic Society met here today, about
forty delegates being in attendance. Pa
per5 were read on constipation. the a.e
of narcotics, diet, chronic inflammation o..
the middle inner ear. ab,ress ottnc inner
ear and Inflammation OF the ,dIofthe eya'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-12
THE BROOKLYN TRIAL,
Theodore Tilton Recalled.
And He Rebuts Everybody
Beeoher Flatly Contradicted

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Tiiton-
Beecher trial was resumed this morning,
and the examination of Mrs. Macdonald
continued She testified:
| think Bessie Turner wentto keyporL
Tuesday; she returned about week be-
fore did.
Cross-exainincd-I have been in Til
tons family over twenty-five years; /
lived with his parents; ! went to Theo-
dorc Tilton's to live about four years ago
Mrs. Tilton generally paid me my wages;
| never left Tilton's family altogether
and was living there when Mrs. Tito"
went away. | saw Tllton civ" Mis-
Turner money to 60 to keyport.
Redirect examination.-Ralph was
about four years old when Mrs. TiIton
went to Monticello.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-24

The point is made by the correspondent of
Chicago paper that the long-talked of and
much-vaunted fast mail train between New
York and that city is a delusion aud a snare
SO far as the interests and accomm ID alton
of the business men of New York are con-
cerned. Under the time table as adopted this
train will leave New York at four O'Clock in
tie morning, whereas all business CORES
pondence is generally closed and in the post
office by four o'clock IN the afternoon, and
letters mailed upon the p. m train each day
from New York would reach Chicago at the
same time that they would IL held over until
the next morning for the fast mail train.
The only benefit from this train starting as
IL now proposes is TO secure earlier delivery
Ofthe New York newspapers along the route,
and particularly In Chicago; and there really
seems 10 be some ground for the intimatiOn
that the whole thing was gotten up in the in
terest of the New York papers, aud as a bid
for popularity in that quarter, rather than TO
solely serve the interests OF the business COM
munity.
1t is but Just to add that coming eastward
the time is somewhat better chosen, 50 far,
at least, as the wants OF the business men
of Chicago are concerned. The train leaves
that city at p. m, after the business day
has closed, OF course; but inasmuch as il.
reaches New York at IL O'Clock the next
night, too late to make the mails il brings
available until next morning, when slower
trains leaving Chicago at a later hour have
arrived, 1t is difficult 10 see how any real
beneit is secured by the arrangement. Uu-
less its advantages more clearly appear
hereafter than they 10 nov, the public,
which foOts the bills, viii soon DC asking
why this extra fast train Is run al all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-24

An encouraging sign OF the times is shown
by the official statement OF the savings
tanks of New York for the six months end
z JuLe 3Oth, and now first published. II
monst.ates not only that these institu-
rs are in a sound condition, holding twen-
million more assets than they owe, but
at is OF equal importance, the gain in de-
lis in the last SIX months since January
over lively c millions OF dollars, and the
,rease in the number OF depoSitors is
iTtysIx thou sand. This last feature is
especially gratifying, for II proves that the
deposits are In the main by people In Inoder
ate cirtI instances and are really savings.
We may add that the increase in derC sits for
fhe six months just closed is the largest for
any SIX months since ls72-an exhibit that
is peculiarly significant and encouraging in
view Of the general complaint OF hard times
scarcity OF labor, and want Of money IL
shows that those who want labor can get il.
and that those who are disposed TO save can
dose.
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The star for the Summer.


a strong point In favor of Washington as
the place OF all others in the country for
oldirg rational political conventions IL
.ade in the following extract from long
article On the subject In the Sunday Herald OF
the ed inst:
Washington, the capital of the country, is
the best and most eligible city in the union
IN which to hold the next democratic con-
yentiOn. 1t belongs 10 no section; IL Is the
common property OF the north and the south,
the east and the west. IL is interested in no
particular candidate. There is no political
convention as the New York convention was
carried in 1851. Its population Is cO5nopOl-
ifan, and all parties and all candidates would
stand sn equal chance. and no section would
uIduly prepondeTate over the others. All
interests would be reconcilG1, and a conven-
ton he'd here would leave behind 10 less
heartbUlntDg and bitterness and personal
luminosity than would inevitably be the
result if 10 shall be held In some other city"
What is said here OF the effects OF outside
pressure on the New York convention of 1861
can be said with equal truth of the demo
cratic convention held In Cincinnati in 1886,
which dominated Buchanan aud Breckin-
ridge, ard of the republican convention held
In Chicago in 1850, which placed Mr.. Lincoln
in nomination for the presidency. No person
who ATTENDED either OF these meetings can
have any doubt that the result would have
been different In each case had they been
held In some other city than Cincinnati and
Chicago respectively.
Whether either of them could have done
any better or as well under other surround
ings, has nothing to do with the question 10
be considered now. 1t Is clearly the interest
not less than the duty of both political par
ties to hold their national conventions in
some place where not only can the delegates
thereto be accommodated properly and rea-
sonably, but also where the will o. the whole
country can be fairly expressed and the con-
illusions Of the convention be reached with
out that influence which organized local in
feriereLce and systematic outside clamor
and pressure are sure to exercise. Any one
can see that the meeting of the democratic
convection in New York at this time would
he equivalent to the nomination of Tilden,
while If IL should be held in Cincinnati, st.
Louis or Chicago the nomination of Allen or
some other western man would be almost
equally certain TO follow, irrespective of
what the wishes OF the whole party through
out the country might be. And the same
thing will hold true, though perhaps in less
degree, in regard to the deliberations Of the
next republican convention.
In freedom from all such objections, to say
nothing OF other great and obvious aivan-
tages which she possesses, there is no place
In The country that can be compared to
Washington for the meeting OF national
political asSembiages; and this, we taink is
the conclusion that must be reached by every
intelligent fair minded person who Will care
fully weigh all the considerations entering
into the case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-24

a number OF the gentlemen Connected in
one way aud another with the notorious
Snyder case have made statements, and IL is
likely that more will follow. These docu-
ments will doubtless have due weight with
personal friends, but they do no: as yet clear
mp the mystery surrounding the matter.
They therefore fall far short OF satisfying the
public, and they are still farther from meet
ing the demands Of justice, which must be
met before the case will be withdrawn from
public attention What il wanted, and
what the community is determined 10 have
II such a thing can be got, is q thorough ju-
ricial Investigation OF the whole case, and
The prompt and extreme punishment OF every
person improperly connected with it. To
lind out who these parties are and to what
extent they are implicated in the outrage ia
q duty to which the officers are Just now ex-
pected TO address themselves with the utmos,
promptness and vigor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-24
FOR RENT AND SALE.

EoR sALE-A valuable and productive FARM Of
Il ll acres, four mile. from ths city cid Blsieos
o. Il. R., with q good dwelling house, tenant
house, complete ice house filled with ice, large barn
rich sandy losm, large portion Of il meadow; two
the 10 6HSsoSy ned
Foe RENT a new hrst-cla-s BRICk DWELL;
Il ING HOCSE, three st riss AID BASIN mt aud
back BUILDING; p,e-s brick front Ohio stone trim
and furnished ss.s H NJ g fSTss
s, ,sSS ST. IS s;s.as . Apply to eHAs n sfSSIf,
E'OR RENT-A hsrdsome RESIDENCE Of Is
r1onls, with bot and cold water, range, Lstrobe.
be and &C. Mi a 1s 9sg T 9sge sa
terent. J. STANLEY JONES,
Ion kthTm a three s;oIy BIisk HOUSE, With
street southeast. with furnace. range bah room,
eSire at GULiGk BROS it and PtSs ssresa south
east, or on premises between and p. m. au1i ss'
EoR RENT-A new FRAME HOCsK, contain
ng SIX rooms, corner i2h and .treets north,
auels I'm JOHN BATrERs.
EOB RENT-A three tory BRICK HOUSE, ten
l. Iooms, containing modern Improvements, sit
Ga'ed on nth street, between NJ and northwest.
INQUIRE at 1903 NJ street northwest. sugll-lm
FOR RENT-An excellent pressed:brick Dwell
= LING, seven rooms, modern conveniences;
street carr obe square northwest part Of city, and
sreiim r. A PHiLGIPS, sos 18th street n VI.
EOR RENT-The whole Of the SECOND FLooE,
consisting OF six rooms, Gil communicating,
Win bath room on same floor. VIII be ren.ed
low for the summer Wolli be delightful rooms for
party of gentlemen Intending spend the summer
10 the CITY VIII be rented separately or together
1928 18th street northwest. navy II
LOB RENT-Furnish.d, "a splendid new pres
4 brick RESIDENCE, situated on Congress
street, near Road street, Heights Of Georgetowu.
u as all the MODERN couyeniences and Is rooms
Rent remarkably low. Can also be rented unslr-
nished VIM, TYLER
Jyl0-tf us is n street
E'CR RENT-Ou long time, LOT corner Nsw York
L ayenne and 18th street; LOT corner lar aud a
streets; LOT corner 18th and r streets. Proposals.
may be made TO KkB 8 GREEN, 1919 Pennsyivs-
nia rrxrsl
EOR RENT-FEDEKAL sUTLpINGS, corner
u u and 7th streets northwest, OFFICES and uN-
FCRNIsHEb Rooms, singly ant IN suits, frurn IS
20 $50 3. PBENTISS. gent. Room Nc. issIa IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-24

Tomorrow, according 10 Professor Tice,
fand he has several times before foretold
these things Correctly We are to have some
thing unusual In the way Of storm. Things
eeem to be leading mp to something Ia that
Nay, to day, II must be admitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-24

The supervising inspectors of steamer:
have walked up 70 a sense OF their duty since
1he recent accidents caused by overcrowdins
excursion boats, and in New York they arr
now experimenting the embarkation OF pas
Rengers and refusing 70 allow more than tn,
legal complement to be carried. This cours'
ought 70 have been followed long ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-24
BOARDING.

E'UREISHED ROOMS, with BOARD, at No.
i COL street northwest, (Sprague Msnsion.l
anglo let'
nIILLIkENr csr,sr Of 10th and streets
!yl northwest, Washington, y. o., one square from
month. Transient Board, o. per day. House thor
oughly renovated and refurpdshed.
feAly FRANK MILK EN-, Proprietor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-24

nR. ROBERTSON,
From long experience IN both hospital snd private
practice, viii guar aDtee in sill Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, Gonorrhsa elect, Structure, Syph
Ills, and scerrnatorrh9s. Cases OF Gonnorrh9s re-
Gently contracted cured In to days. Syphilis In al
It's stages quickly cured, and the poison entirely
srscicsted from the system, without tine Of ner
abuse IN yonth. oarsns Ioss 81 memory and in ssns e
general debility, organic weakness, impoteney, nerv
JUS frritsbiity, ptoms Of ption, Judges
on papi.srio Of the hsart, peins IL back, dInness
4 sight or giddinejs, evil forebodnss, self disrast
Sc, speedily cured by newly discovered remedies
pr; B., located for many years at Is s. Eutsw 81
Baltimore Md-, has consented. after many soiicira
ions by his W asbipgton patrons, to open 8 perIaa
nent cGlce IN ths. city, whore lie p.ay be Consulted
every "Wednesday end Saturday In zach week, frcm3
togp mars ~
- Wanted, q case OF Nh1Spins Cough that car no.
be cured by "ROGEBT'S VEGETABLE COUGH
Sf REP." 1t Is also the best In uss for Coughs,
Colds loarsenese, Sore Throat Group, and all Bror
chal Affections For sale b. the princp pal Drn sSsss
scd wholesale By CHARLES SrOTT co., sud ~
tie proprietor, 1912 ct. northwest. rovN-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-24

THE OOLiBRl thUHMIEQ BIRDD PAHO.-
Il The nestea, the smallest AID tie cbeay--aG~
ct href cias sayen.cctaye Piano
- sir.s, sdltxe Ill so '..As 49, e
Once Ons nns Piano, bet lirtls nssd, Tor sale
bargain. Earie-U
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FOR SALE.

A NEW THREE HORSE POWER ENGINE
n Tor sale exchange cheap. viii sell on
monthly instailmeuis. Call AT 1872 Pennsylysnia
avenue. ang2i- st-
IGOR SiLE-A dark BAY HORSE, seven wears
old, ia hands high; warranted sound ~
and Of good action; suitable tor coupe or (oN
business Apply corner 10Th aud Q SITS northwest
aUR2l-5t" W. :. GRAHAM,
EoR SALE.-Will be sold at q bargain, 100 bar.
rols HOwe's Gave CEMENT This Cement il
superior TO ali other American Cement Apply to
+. A. TERRY. Peoples Bank,
anglo II Corner 18th ana Y streets northwest
L0R SALE OR EXCHANGE-FkRM Of so
acres Of arabic land, balance in fine timber
good fences and buildiE &c, near railroad station
half way to Richmond. L. A. PHILLIPS, 603
ID. Z street northwest au g7-lra
t'OR SALE CHEAP-A large assortment OF ltaI-
isn ana American MARBLE MONUMENTS,
MANTELS, POSTS, CARRIAGE STEPS, &c.
u4-sm WIN. RUTHERFORD, I116 Pa ave
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n GAINS, BARGAINS"
HRNDlIkAn a 90.

BR9DlkAD n 60,
s5S Pssna. aSeHne, bst. 9th aud 9th st. ..
Uer ~ eatly reduced prioes their CON plete liue n
Cotton suiN .slen bruss Goods.
Hack Siiks tircluaiuE Guiugt, Bellon : and OIts
aSd lstott celebrated makes.
Black and Black an. " Liie stripe GrcuaIfaoa
Tarisiars. ssisses. NRiusn,ks, Bishop Lawns.
Victoria Law Bs. French "a asiiGs, Pe.ius, Linens,
&c, &C.
snso''ng sra shirtiugs Cottons q ne best makes.
EiAnnvl- Ui al kinds, t-th Gotten Nut waOi.
Cloths and NH-sillcrJH, Danask Ia-ie ClOtiA,
piece yard
Table Linens Napkins, Doyli,s, Towels, SC
Lanles and G"hts udoINctlr, CunArs, GUS,
N.cS Tee. Su- peni0rz. &c &C.
u ssiery, Gloves, PArA>ei-. Umbrellas.
Hamburg AID y aims "a L1ges, X .lbOus, Rulings.
So.
Dress Innings &C all kiuSs and Dress Professors
aud many ether dC-irshie g5ud-.
v ans ufil I { 'ieECEel gHtsrg &c.
Tire BIttor Paris x d ia az oolo-s, g: ore
Button h IDS sc.
T,leee goods arc al f-,E ,-ezs IN ualuracturs
quality o7l . an5 fesig" ard gurcha-ei for c.sb
the closest market IN tie United States ] a. se
wishing 20 80 the fullest yaile f.r thsir M-usy
stoli6 al Dn1 e. nine fNe sock Z
Baan.EAO q CO.,
e39 Penn ayc. between PIN and 10th So.
E-S:ore oreu until p m. Jy2atr
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GREAT CLEAKINGIOUT SALRI

nHN GOODS AT IMMENSE REpUgTTnSs
freNtoEs a. our somi- annual stock t>kIlg "a sep
- CT - shall .fcr cur entire st.rA q
IhESS CDODS. fI0TES, f'sSNfN So rs,
AND MANY OTHEh GODDS.
AT Il AkhLl ntHN RI as,
syernr'rg ab ~ 20 PER CENT. Is than f1r-1er
prices.
Iall eai,y Tor he I,sl tar.sias ". are deter
niif ca fU lose OUt our - mi = STD x H. ara ~
a. maize ru,nl i,r new fan Goods.
OAl Rrtcg 30 Al.
PaEAN WTrfE,
81 - n NEW SrpEE-No fots Ttb .trarf y -
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LOANS On REAL ESTATE.
$500 and S7EQ ] Dof oent. Tor negotiating.
lUOTION aAI.Ri

AUCTION SALES.
August 10, OorcorAn street, bet 18th and 18th, ct
~ O'Clock August Il, Let street, bet, and IS /,
q O'Clock. sugu-6
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LOST AND FOUND.

TAKEN UP ASTRAY-On tie Eth of August,
soIrel mare MULE. The owner Willis
come Harvard, prove property, pay Sa
charges, and take her away. JOHN VAL UAa
EN1lNE, No 1909 18th ST. W. au2s B. 4s-az[Is
CS LOST, on Wednesday last, from a drove
-.J. q BULLOCK, marked with tar on tho
.;te. Above reward If returned TO JOHNSLlEs
EBERT, Stall No. $50 Center Mar ~
ket. sug23-3t"
I CST-Augu-t 2ist, snail PIN ofwhite corne-
IL liam. set In gold. The finder will be Literally
awarded by returning 1t to Boom IL, LIE Droit
Building, + street. aug23 IT
GAME To MY PASTURE. ON THE I7rH ins,.
~ BElEDLE STEk ", scar on his left rJr,S31
Ioin rope Ground his horns The oener2--ik~
VII. conc forward, prove property, pay charges,
ard take him away JOHN SCHUH,
sugH St Brightwood, y. q
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Ar fhE BSLTlMOkR sAlRYPAe.
"A rOhY.
1919 Stree s0tsisesf, wasAssxsos, d.
wensls ths SERY FINEST DRfss sliinrss
erder, and In tho most elegant manner, Tor ~ -
WITH eon0D on tne steevee; oaAe gfth oulD -
0oLeda and Rert.St O. always guaranteed.
EIAB OBEee oHIkTS, ready made, ol0.
Bsst tpy LIME OOLLA RS, 8 foe q.
ge3l4ly tlhk1 CUfES, - oents . Sen.
Ofrect1ops Tor ss6measurslnsnt es1t % geoeeDS
9 . e11en1ce yAsn vrftssa -. Ool1osS end Our
0oot ~ nall VIA naAd Cor a08-b
CARp-To a GOOD CLASS rRApE..Hsvine
~ bougkf 10 3 great adyaptsxe for cash large lk
Mens, Boys, w omen and Cniidrenf sAo Ne, being
the sose o. The sosAon, from ne 81 The eest aaz-
fsc,urers in Philsaelphia, and rather more thar I
can handle, Induce me to oncr tbs same ~ retail
prices for what Il viii eess q mansfsc: gro. xvsry
fKRe, Is cents md e.; better than the nrst; Y: O.
HOSE s cent?. J. ". SELBY, 1914 and 1915
Penny aver ne, bet lSth and 3esh str. Jrx6
Il n o1Scs q o. LYuOAINo ZEE INsuR-
A0CE COMPANY has bsoa kKhcyRD % Room No
80, IL Dr0is Building, corner of gsG sCh grssQn.
H. stauneh Oh CQapany hae ben IN operufion -
Skfry-Ave yoau. Ha eeeets z 1kxe, -.