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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-28
POLICE CoURT-JudQe Cranmer.

Yesterday was a twenty dollars and
costs session. His Honor, Judge Gran
mer had somehow got it into his head
that all the offenders brought before hlm
were bloated bondholder-. 1t couldn't
be anything else.
Now, there was Sue Taylor who was
arrested for being on the streets during
hour forbidden to her class. Any one
who would take his eye and cast 1t upon
Susie would know, for sure, that she
couldn't pay $50 and costs. let that
was the amount Of it, and III default The
gentle Susan langisheth i'll the Castle OF
Kennedy for thirty days.
John Gum is red hot sort Of revOl-
yer, continually goins around and inces-
antly going off. John in his wander
ings managed to get up Il row in Paper
mill alley, where he discharged his chin
music to the terror of the peaceful inhab-
itantS of that rural region. Gum was
loaded with fine of so and costs. lie
could not discharge the obligation, 80 he
will, lock, stock and barrel, bea part oithc
chain-gang for thirty days.
William MoSslander likes to have
everything arranged to his Gown place
ment." Goiag into Mrs. Stroble's saloon
on Wednesday, he demanded dram OF
that solace for woe, that alder Of JOY, that
genuine painkiller, whisky, He at the
time being SO full that the many drinks
he had already hoisted in were Leaking
out of his ears, his demand was refused
when William allowed his angry passion,
to rise, and picked up Il water cooler and
commenced to mash things. He Wa,
stopped in his mad career and taken Il
the lookup. Yesterday Judge Cranmel
fined him $50 and costs. William didn't
have it. Up he went.
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\ THING or BEAUTN.-Augus; Rolf
has put up the most magnificent toun-
tail ever erected in this city. 1t is q
perfect gem Of u thing. twill be in full
play on Monday or Tuesday, when all
who wish to enjoy the trickling of the
falling water, theelegant apartments that
Gus has prepared, and the delicious eat.
Ing and drinking he csn provide, can be
accommodated 70 their hearts delight,
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.


BELIAlRE.
OUR friend f. Rodewig is having Il now
roof put on his Bakery and dwelling
house
The new pavement now being put
down on South Union street by Bernard
Sullivan and Cowen is making very
decided improvement in the condition OF
affairs in that locality, and one that was
much headed,
GREAT preparations are being made
to make the tiremen's parade and picnic
on Saturday Il grand success.
4 VALUABLE horse, belonging to
Jacob burst, of this city, was shot while
in the pasture field the other day. The
bail entered below the left eye, fractur-
ing the cheek bone badly. The perpe-
TRAITOR OF this dastardly act has not yet
been discovered.
IT is astonishing to see the great num-
Der of ladies and gentlemen vending
their way to ice cream saloons these
warm evenings. Verify, verify it taketh
stamps to run a machine of that kind.
THE Rev. e. G. Waters delivered a
lecture on the subject of temperance, to
fair audience, AT the Belmont Street
Presbyterian Church last night. We re-
greet our inability to attend, but hear il
! spoken Of rs fine effort.
OUR citizens have already experienced
| the great advantage of the Accommoda-
ton train on the 2. IL c. Railroad, which
makes six trips daily, stopping seven
times between this city and Martin
Ferry The gentlemaniy and accommo-
dating spirit which seems to govern the
actions of the officers ard employees of
that road, makes it very pleasant to
! either travel over the road or do business
with them. There is our friend Colonel
Thomas Morris, who is always pleasant
reliable, accommodating and ready for
business; f. NJ. Strong, who is always at
his post; X. j. Riley, who is always as
pleasant as u May morning; johnny
Price, as good boy ms ever lived; Gus.
Greenfield, always mt business Peter Pc
terson, is perpetual motion itself, always
on the 90 and on the look out for the in
tcrestS of the road, and last but not least
i Morg. Nelson, yard engineer.
who makes her climb when il is necessary
and runs her slow when he wants to, al
ways cheerful and always on the dot. A
more clever set of gentlemen than those
in the employ of the p. ~ c. Railroad at
this place cannot be formed on any road
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FIRE.-On Wednesday night fire
was discovered at the residence of Mr.. II
Norton, on Chapline street, in the Eighth
ward. No general alarm was given, and
the flames were cXtinguished, before any
narm was done, by the neighbors.
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TnE Committee having in charge the
entertainment for the benefit Of the
Chiidrcn's Home, have opened their
headquarters on Twelfth street, near odd
Fellows Hall. Here's hopeing tina; when
the entertainment comes oil there may
be- "milliors in IL.
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To KEEP THE PEACE.-Wm. Ritz had
"a warrant issued, on "Wednesday, by
Squire O'Kcc;c, for the arrest of Pitts
burgh Johnny. alias John Kent. who he
say, intends TO do him great bodily harm
and perhaps otherwise injure him. John
ny was held in the sum of $50 to keep the
peace TOR >iN months
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ALL SQUARr--Civii Rights prevailed
at the Fair Grounds yesterday. "A
dark Completed base ball club belong
ing in this city, commanded by Capt.
Peanut Scott, rastled with Steuben-
willie club tor the championship. It was
reported on the streets last night that
Scott only Topped that lip of his twice
during the entire day. We don't believe
the story, but 1t was told for fact.
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THE COURTS.

MUSIcIPAL CoURr-Jwlge Cronmer.
DIT. Watson, an attorney Of Penn
sylvania, was admitted to practice law IN
this Court, on the motion Of c. W. b. Al
lison, Esq. ,,o -.
The record III the chancery cause OF
Robert Boyd against K. d. sweeney
was ordered to be certified to the IiF-
cult Court.
The case Of Joseph Fleming against
Alfred Z. Smith and others, was con-
tinued until next term.
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c. IL. llODGsoN, See q.
i. ST. j. CLAEKsON,
President.

SOMETHING RARE.-Chris. Siebke, OF
the Tidal Wave Saloon, on yesterday re-
ccivcd large green turtle weighing
about one hundred pounds. This huge
'inscct' was on exhibition all day and
attracted the attention of great num-
Der of people, many Of whom had never
seen one before. Chris. proposes to
serve him up as soup and turtle steaks,
shortly. Turtle soup is good enough
eating for us.
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THE BALL X EPT MOvING.-The com
I mttees TOR the benefit of the Children :
Home are holding frequent meetings.
Yesterday morning is We were passing
/ by "headquarters" our attention was
called to II bevy Of young iadie, there
collected, who, upon inquiry, We learned
were acting IN the capacity Of Il commit
tee on Dolls. Considerable enthusiasm
seemed to pcrvade their ranks. Miss
Emma List is chairman of this commit
tee, we understand
In the afternoon, at I O'Clock, tn ere
was n meeting of the Tablcaux Commit
tee to receive reports from the Sub Com
mittees, whose names have been hereto
fore reported. These reports showed that
considerable progress had been made,
and that everything WAS working sue
cessfully.
The following named ladies were APP
pointed to attend at the Booth, repre-
senting the Original Thirteen States.
Trg,ia-NIrs. W. F. Butler, Mr.. o.
c. Dewey, Mrs. 5. B. McCuiioch, Miss
Gertrude Lamb, Miss Mary Lamb. Miss
4. Campbell, Miss Emma Kcmbie, Miss
Title Heiskell, Miss Minnie OFT.
IIo7ytand-Mls. i. W. Campbell, Mrs
l.. Q. Taylor Mrs. J. K. Dickey, Miss
Ida Harden, Miss lizzie Campbell, Miss
Sallic Howell Miss Matte Taylor. Miss
Bird Woodward Miss Ella Cpdegrati.
Pe,,usvLralia-Mrs FranZhcim, Mrs.
j. l.. St0uage, Mrs. Henry Stamm, Mrs.
L.V. Blond Mrs. l.. C. Stifcl.
Rhode Biapd-Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs.
F. Horner, Mrs. Judge Cranmcr Mrs.
Kate Hopkins, Mrs. Julia Mitchell, Mrs.
X. Harrison, Mrs. Ella Hunter.
South Caroina-Mrs. DR.. Hupp, Mrs.
George Caldwell, Miss Birdie Caldwc!!,
Miss Aggie Wilson, Miss Sue Marsh,
Miss Lizzie Delupiuin.
Nclc york-MrS ). Horkheimer, Mrs.
! ID. \. Adler, Mrs. August Pollock, Mrs.
l.. Swabackcr.
The committees on the remaining
seven State, will be published Tomorrow
morning.
a; is requested that the above men
toned committees meet promptly at lO1
o'clock this morning at No. Is Twelfth
street.
Any person having the numbers of
Godey's Ladys Book, between the years
1864 and 1868 will confer favor by
loaning the same to the Secretary, Mr..
w. a. List, Esq.
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To THE PREss.-Thc next meeting of
the West Virginia Editorial Association
is to be held IN Piedmont, on the third
Thursday of June. We hope to see
every newspaper in the State represented
there, because we believe that such II
union as is wished to have this one will
BE- to the advantage Of all. Let us get
together, brethren, and consult, get ac-
quainted, and see what is best to do for
the craft. We have done something, but
there i plenty more to do.
i. ST. j. CLAEKsoN,
President
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OFFICE PEABODY INSURANCE Co.

Wheeling. ". Va, April >, $50.
TT,HE CHATTER OF THE FIRE AND
Marine Insurance Comp ny OF Wheel
ING. expired April ], 1870, and its un"Nptr-
~ flr,. business has been rcIuSurvd 10y the
Peabody Insurance Company OF Wheel
ing. y. Va. aS shown by the Resolution
and crrtifcatcauucNcd hereto. All claims
Tor loss or damage that may occur after L.
O'Clock NJ, April l, $50, under any ur"
policy issued hv the Fire and Marine In
Surauca Company. ana i'm force, viii H."
adjusted and settled 10y the Peabody In
suranC. Company.
]. V. /. RODGERS,
Assistant Secretary.
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DRESS GooDS.-Five thousand dollars
worth OF Dress Goods forced upon the
market. and have got 10 be sold at some
price Examine and price them for YOUR
selves. j. w. FERRET,
Corner Main and Twentieth streets.
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The Social Union, of South Wheeling
propose excurting to Cresap's Grove to-
morrow, where they are to have a pic
ME.
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TAoMAs NJ. DARRAH, clerk elect of the
Municipal Court enters on the duties OF
his office on the first day of June.
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THAXKs.-The Young man who fell in
a fit in front of Mr.. Miller's residence,
thanks Mrs. Miller and Mr.. Behler for
their kind attendance on him.
Respectfullv, +, 4. VI.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r.

CONDENSED TIME CAKD.
La ~ :. ;::.....,;i ~
IN AND AFTER MAY 3, 1870, TRAINS
u Will run Daily, except sunday a. FOL
lows. VIZ.
AccoNo NAIL. EMPRESS.
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YESTERDAY. the feast of Corpus
Christi was celebrated in all the Catholic
Churches.
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A. NEuHAUsES.s Confectionery snd
Ice Cream Saloon. 1921 Market street
Parties and weddings attended to on the
sho-tc.t notice. We don't -aY thrt we
have the best fancy cake baker in the
State. but we will mention that we use
only the best materials, buy aS whole
sslcrs, and intend not to be surpassed in
any branch Of our business. We call
special attention to our lee Cream De-
partment; our arrangements are ,uch as
to enable IL to manufacture more than
all other ice cream houses in the city
combined. In regard to quality, We re-
quest the judgment OF the public.
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nos, 10 aud ) run daily; No. daily eN-
errt sunday: No. J, daily except saturdays
fst~f bound trains make direct couhTr-
lions at Baltimore with trains for Inlit-
drlpniu, New York and Boston. AZ ASH
ugtou City for all points south.
West bound trains make direct cOnnsc-
Hons for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
WHEELING PITTSB URGH AND Ball.
TINIDRE DIVISION.
EAsT-LTAVFS WEST-LEAEFS.
wheeling Washington id''
daily ,l6:ljA AM. daily att 40 a. NJ.
Wheeling Washington, Pa,
LqIly al 2sllP VI. daily al =. N.
sundays excepted. sundays excepted.
Tickets to ali principal points can be
,.rurrr,.,I at the Office at the Depot.
THOS. II. SHARP,
Master of Transportation.
X. 4. DEVRIES. General Agent, Wheel
nOVl6
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N,pruA WAsH1SGroN TEA PARTIES

MARTHA w ASHlNGIoN IA AhilkS'
As forerunner of the Centennial Gel
cbration which is near at hand, the
Martha Washington tea parties, just now,
take precedence. They are being held
all over the country, and in every in
stance their success is equal and frequent
y beyond the expectations Of those who
have in charge their preparation. The
novelty of the entertainment, along
with the charitable and worthy objects in
view, are an additional guarantee of their
success, and from the efforts being made
by the ladies and gentlemen who have
the one in hand which comes of at the
Opera House next month, we predict
wonderful results.
Apropos of this, will be found in our
third page, an interesting description of
tea-party. which took place few days
ago, on the eastern shore of Maryland,
in which a number Of the descendants of
the illustrious Martha participated.
Even some of the very garments worn
by her and other prominent ladies and
gentlemen of the revolutionary times,
we're resurrected from their hiding
places, where they had been carefully
stored away, and utilized for the occa-
sion
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THE OPERA OF EsTHER.-The operetta
of Esther was rehearsed at Waverly
Hall last night. The parts Of Esther,
Mordica and Hannah have been entrust
ed to good singers, and were, at the re-
hearsal, well rendered. We doubt If
anything mas ever been presented to our
people so full of life, thought, care and
music as this operetta of Esther. Nothing
matching has ever been heard in Wheel
inc.
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TWENTY dollars and costs was what
allied them all at the Police Court yes
trrday.
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For Music Music Books, Pianos, o =
esns. Stools, and Covers, 90 10 Adams&
Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street
They make a speciality Of these articles,
and sell at the lowest prices and on the
most accommodating terms.
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THs broken wheel at the La Belle mill
has been replaced by new one, and
everything was lovely yesterday.
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CHOCOLATE ice cream, London style, at
NJ. Ziegenfelder's, Agent, No. &C, Twelfth
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amber TRES Is TIED N BLUE" a
beautiful new song, pice 40c, for sale by
VS. Hutchins. No. GO 18th street
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EVERYBODY is talking about the prices
J. : Rhodes y Co. are selling Black Silks
~.
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ALL Wool Cassimeres marked down
from 81 to 80 cents, to close out, at
Us. RHoDEs & Co.'S.
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FRESH Cakes every day at NJ. Zeigen-
telder's. Agent, &c Twelfth street.
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BUsINEss.-A joint commission repre-
senting the Finance Committee of the
Board of Commissioners of Ohio county,
the County Court Of Brooke county, AMI
the Directors OF the Pittsburgh, Wheel
ing and Kentucky Railroad, was in SEES
sion yesterday to determine what shall
be done rs to the indebtedness and other
matters relating to the p. w. & X. road.
The commission will make report to-
day to the Board of Commissioners
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Index TO New Advertisements.

Index TO New Advertisements.
For Cincinnati-Steamer Hudson.
DR.. Thomas Baltzell
Pie. Nic-Excelsior Social Union.
Base Ball-Standard rs Bethany.
Adjourned Sale.
Proposals for matchmaking and
Bordering.
Bargains in Books-StantOn Bros.
Statement-Cumbe Road.
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Jus, received al VI. Gutman q Co.'S.

One thousand white v"sts, allsizes and
Five hundred mohuir busters, all col
orr and qualities.
One thousand black alpaca coats, from
the cheapest to the finest.
One thousand mohair queens cloth
and striped alpaca coats,
An immense variety Of hight welghI
and light colored cashmere pants. -
a splendid assortment Of imported
worsted coats and vests.
These goods arc made with unusual
care, cut in the latest style, and VIII DC
sold at prices that defy all competition;
Call and examine these good. even II
YOU do not wish to buy.
VI. GUTNAN Il Co.
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ELEGANT Fancy Striped Silks Just
opened at j. ;. RHODES & Cos.
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FRESH Strawberries and Ice Cream at
NJ. Zlegentclders, Aagcnt, 90, Twelfth
street
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TIE arrangements for the Color Guard
performance are progressing finely.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river Is rising slowly. Inc marks
last night showed about six feet and
swelling slightly under the rains Of
Wednesday.
The Mallic Ragon left for Pitts
burgh at six o'clock yesterday morning,
The Courier got away for Parhcrs-
burg yesterday. What her captain don't
know about steamboating isn't worth
learning.
The Hudson will arrive thi. evening.
Billy List will sec you through to Gin
cinnati in good shape, you bet seven
cents he has no equal.
The EXPIRES. is to-day, Parhcrsburg
packet. Captain Phil is good boy but
he goes of on the western business.
by Telegraph
CIYCGHNATI, May 27.-Rivcr . feet ,
inches and falling. Weather clear and
hot. Arrived-Andes, Wheeling. De-
parted-Yint Shinkle Memphis.
ST. LOUIS, May 27.-Arriyed- Mime
opolis, st. Paul; Maggie, Illinois river;
Alps. New Orleans; Belle of Memphis,
Memphis; Savanna and Colossal. Daven-
port; Fayette, Peoria. Depar,cd-ROb
Roy, Keokuk; Dugsn, Jefferson City;
Alps, upper Missssippi; Minneapolis,
St. Paul; Julia, Vicksburg; Faycl:e,
Peoria. River has fallen ) inches.
Weather cloudy and very warm There
was heavy thunder shower, bit oIshort
duration, this afternoon, and indications
of ratn to night.
LOUISVILLE, May 27.-Riyer falling
with feet large in the canal and ! feet
in Indian chute. Weather clear and
sultry. Arrived-H. j. Turner, Gin
cinnati; Fawn, Cincinnati; Louisville,
Cincinnati; J. d. Parker Memphis
Lookout and tow, Pomeroy; Nail City
and tow, st. Louis; Alex. Swift and tow
Cincinnati Dcpartcd-H. ). Turacr
and Fawn, Evansville; j. d Parker,
Cincinnati; Nail City and tow, Pitts
burgh; Alex Swift and tow. Tennessee
river; Iron Mountain and tow Pitts
burgh.
MEMPHIS, May 27.-Rivcr stationary.
Hot and showery. Arrivcd-ArIington,
Cincinnati; City of NicKsburg, Nlyt'-
bnrg. Departed-Ashland and Cons
MILAN, Cincinnati; Grand Lake, Gra@er
Chester, Kellogg, st LOUIS Blue Lodge,
Ohio river; Helena, NicksbnrG.
NASHVILLE, May 27.-Riyer still
falling, with 3 feet inches; large on
shoals. Weather cloudy, threatening
rain.
CAIRo, May 27.-Arrived-Minneola,
Memphis; st. Genevieye, NicksbMg;
Ed. Hobbs, st Louis; Atlantic, New
Orleans; Falls Pilot, Ohio. Departed
Minneoia, Cincinnati; Ed. Hobbs, Pitts
burgh; St Genevieve, St. Louis; Thomp-
son Dean, New Orleans; Falls Pilot.
Memphis. River ~ feet > inches and
falling. Weather cloudy; mercury 50
degrees.
EVANSVILLE, May 27.-Weathor
cloudy and warm with light rain, yio-
lent storm to East and North; mercury
g. to SO degrees. River falling fast with
9 and 80 feet on cuag". tp-Arkau-
sas Belle. Florence, Lee, Pnyt"ne. John
Means, Dick johnson. Down-B1wling
Green, Fannie Tatum, j. l.. Rhodes.
Business has improved.
.. =. 49,. ,,.,.,,- .r,-4 b,r,- in 49,.
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From what we can hear the fire at
Pittsburgh, night before last, did not
catch any of our insurance companies.
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PLUM BERS.
WILLIAM HARE,

Practical Plumber and Gas Filter,
no. - TWELFTH STREET,
WHEELING, w. VA.
Orders from the country attended TO ON
mort nnlIDr. NuEeV
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THREE hundred pieces Sprague. )
Merrimack and Cochcco Prints, carried
over from last season. We are going to
close ont ut six and Il quarter cents.
J. 5. RHODES X Co.
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LA>rnight was Il delicious one. There
were more people out than for month
before.
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GREAT BARGMNs.-Just opened, the
most beautiful dark and light yard wide
Chintz Mt 10 cents Il yard At J. W. Fer
rers. corner of Main and 10Th streets.
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Piano AND OEGAN TUNING AND Re-
PAIRING, carefully and promptly attend
ed to. All work guaranteed. Leave
orders at ADAMS " LUCAS
Music store, 1927 Market street.
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SPECIAL NOTICE To THE LADIES l.
Y. Blond Is now selling +. {. Burt's
celebrated make Of ladies Button Shoes
at 81 80. which have been selling hereto
fDrn M from 81 IN s.
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The Board of County Commissioners
will meet this morning at 10 o'clock.
More trouble.
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LADIES if you want anything in the
way of nice shoes, 90 to J.. '. Blond.
He keeps the best ana finest assortment
of Ladie.. Misses and Ghildr.n's Shoe,
in tho ni-,-
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Tns Circuit Court adjourned yesterday
morning 20 meet next Monday at nine
o'clock.
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Accommodation tram leaves BeIlair" at
10 r. W., and arrives at SteubenvilIe al
J:3 p. M
Tickets 10 all principle points in the
East and West can be procured AT the
Union Ticket OAce in Mcclure House, and
~ the station at Bridgeport.
r. X. MYERS
my2i Gcneral Passenger a. Tcket Agent.
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Upon examination of the assets and
liabilities of the Peabody insurance Com
many we are fully satisfied a. L. its re-
spOnSibuIty. signed.
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JurU received by express, another lot
Of those New York Broadway Box-toe
Caters, the incest ladies shoe that ever
was invented, and the only place that
you can get them is at l.. V. Blends, ne
has the exclusive sale.
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UoURs OF DEPARTURE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-06-09

A PPLETONS'
AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA
NEW REVISED EDITION.

Entirely rewritten by the abiest writers on every
subject. Printed from new type, and Illustrated
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