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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-06-18
RAILROAD BoSDS-Qulet
STATE BONDs-Stesdy.

RAILROAD BoNDS-Quiet and firm.
STATE BONDs-Steady.
SToCKs-Late cable advIceS firm Lon
don BY kiernan's news bureau report the
additional failures of John Anderson *
Co., Young, Borthwick " Co., Henry
Adamson Il Son, John Strachan " Go.
and J. G. Foulie. All these houses are
understood TO be more or less connected
with those previously carried down by
the depression in the IRON trade, and the
market for manufactured goods, The
stock market opened heavy and lower,
and declined from } 10 y per cent. Lake
Shore led the market IN the downward
turn, declining from G4i To bls. Pacific
Mail was exceptionally firm, aud advanc-
ed from 32l to @2g. After the second
call the market was firm and prices re-
covered / 10 per cent. AT the close the
market was weak and generally Il down.
ward tendency, and the lowest point OF
the day for speculative shares. The
Western reports about graSshopperS and
the late London failures had depressing
effect. Erie declined to lGt Lake Shore
10 Gli; Northwestern TO 36!; Ohio to 80
Wabash to 81; Pacific Mail to 81 }, and
Western Union to 75i. Missouri Pacific
advanced from As tie 40 on the decision
of the United States Supreme Court
against state taxation. Investment shares
were firm ut the close. In Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania stock closed Mt 6Os@5Oi
The transactions on the Stock Exchange
were 325, 900 shares of which $4,000 were
Pacific Mail, 5O,OO0Western Union, 5000
Northwestern, 5,0O0A Rock Island, 1000
st. Paul, 1000 Erie, 10000 Lake Shore,
5000 Ohios, 5000 Wabash and 5000
Union Pacific.
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New York Cattle Mark ct.

New YORK, June l7.-BeeveS Re
ceipts l.l6O head making 4,lO0 head for
three days, against $3.50 head for the
same time last week. Demand fair at
Mondays prices for good TO inferior, and
common stock dragged; poor TO choice
Texans ranged s@l2ic; common to
prime native steers ll@lS4c, Sheep
and Lambs-Receipts 400 head, making
$3.50 head for three days, against 1850
head forthe same time last week. Trade
dull at 49@54c for clipped sheep; S(&
lOIc for spring lambs. Swine-Re-
ceipts l, $50 head, making s,4l2 head for
three days against 5000 head for the
same time last week. None on sale alive.
Dressed closed steady at 9@9!c.
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+. S. WILLIAMS,
Superintendent.

The several recommendations of the
Superintendent were adopted, with the
execution OF the one in relation TO the
Second ward school, which was referred
to the committee on Buildings and
Grounds for report.
The report of the committee on bulId-
inrs and Grounds was read. They
recommend the Board to advertise for
plans and proposals for building an
addition to the eth ward school building.
and asking for authority to advertise for
proposals for an iron fence, around the
new Second and Third ward school
building. The report of the committee
was adopted.
The committee on Rules and Regula-
tions made report and submitted the
changes thew favored. The report was re-
committed to the committee to have the
rules and regulations printed with mar
rinal notes for the consideration of the
Board.
The committee to whom was referred
the matter OF uniting that portion OF
Madison sub-disdistrict, embraced in the
2nd ward of the city, with Clay sub-dis-
trict. reported the following resolution,
which was adopted:
RcsolrcR. That the children residing
in that portion of Madison district, known
as the Sechond Ward may attend the
school Of Clay sub-district, the commits
sioners Of Clay retaining control OF the
school.
Adjourned.
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EAST LIBERTY, June l7-Cattle-Re Re
ccipts for to-day 800 head making for the
three days past 8,O2S head. Ofthc ar
rivals to-day thirteen ears were through
stock, and eight for sale here. Market
active and supply fair, Everything sold
out at prices unchanged from yesterday.
Hogs-Receipts to-day 3,4lO head; max
ing for three days past 7,64j head; York
ers s. 2OG7 So; Philadclphias s. GOA
10. Sheep Receipts for to-day l,S00
head, making 400 head the three days
nast: selling AT 81 25(a5 50.
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ALLEx-RooKE PRIZE FIGHT A FIzzLE

ALLEN-RooKE PRIZE FIGHT A FIZZLE.
The prize fight announced TO come OFF
within fifty miles Of Pittsburgh between
Allen and Rookie, tomorrow, turns out
to be IA tizzlc As Il stakeholder has not
been chosen according to arrangement,
the "fancy" and the short haired frater-
nifty failed to put in an appearance.
Rookie is in Now York and Judging
from appearances afraid to face the
music. On the other hand
Allen is here in good spirits and trained
down to one hundred and seventy-three
pounds. He expresses his ability to get
away with Rookie on short notice, and
claims that the latter is afraid to respond
to the call of time Allen says that he
will fight and beat Rookie just for fun,
and viii give 500 toward the amuse-
ment if Rookie cannot "duf up on the
deposits. Allen is full of fight, and evil
IDENTIFY means business, while Rookie APP
parently thinks the air is not healthy
within fifty miles of Pittsburgh" PITTS
Jurgh Telegraph.
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ENcURsIoN.-On Saturday 4 boat load
of fishermen, under command Of Captain
Lawrence Ray Of the Sth ward, will
leave on an extended excursion down
the Ohio Captain Ray has provided Il
band OF music to accompany the party.
He expect, to run his craft as far as Gin
cinnati, and will probably stop long
enough Mt the small towns along the
river to give concert in each place.
They do not expect to return before the
lst of September.
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New York Dry Goods Market

New YORK, June 1.-THE trade
movement in cotton goods and prints
continues slow with commission houses,
and the jobbing transactions are light.
Heavy fancy cassimeres, worsted coat
ings and satinets in fair demand by the
clothing trade, and Elysians fairly active.
Prints are moving slowly from agents
hands, but shirtings still in fair demand.
Dress goods and shawls dull ard irregu-
lar. Foreign goods very quiet.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, June l7.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat--Dull and declined;
No. > white Wabash 81 IS; No white
Michigan 81 -; amber 81 70; seller July
and August 81 25!No. = red 81 24!; No.
3 II 70. Corn-Dull and lower; high
mixed cash and seller Juue 74!c; seller
August 763c; no grade 7l3c; yellow 76c;
damaged Ole Oats-Dull and nominal;
No. | SIC; No. and Michigan Gle; white
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ELECTION OF TRUsTEEs.-The annual
meeting of the Odd Fellows Hall Asso-
ciotjon was held Wednesday night, and
the following gentlemen were elected
trustees for the ensuing year:
Me..rs. A. Loring, J. VI. Todd, Henry
Stamm. Jacob Morris, II a. Uthman,
G ". Franzheim, VIM. Ellingham, W.
p. McKelyey, and A. H. Britt. The
trustee, afterward met and elected j. NJ.
Todd. President; W. p McKelvey, Sec
retarv and II. \. Uthmau, Treasurer.
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The Piano HARP CABINET ORGAy-
This new and beautiful instrument u .
combination ofthe piano-forte and organ
manufactured by the Mason X Hamlu
Orgen Co. Call and see and hear i, q
Adams u Lucas Music Store, l227. Mar.
ket street
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POLICE CouRr-Judge Cranmer.

IOLICE OOJRT-JNhge CFd/IHteT.
Thcfolowing cases were on the docket
of the Police Court yesterday morning:
George Schell for disorderly conduct
was fined one dollar and costs.
Mrs. Rose. vagrant, was fined five
dollars and costs, but execution was sus-
pended on condition she would leave.
Joseph Miller, for drunkenness, was
fined three dollars and costs. He promis-
ed to leave the city if the fine was re-
mitted, and the Judge accepted his pro-
position.
The case Of Frank Falloure, charged
with assault, was continued until Satur-
day morning.
The cases against Kimberly " Co,
and Henry TroutmNn, charged with
hauling and delivering coal without
first being weighed, were continued
until next Wednesday. George Luke
was the complainant.
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To Be ENLARGED.-Thc Seventh ward
school building, on the Island, is to be
enlarged by the addition of four or five
rooms. The Board of Education, last
night, authorized the committee on
Buildings and Grounds to advertise for
plans and specifications. The new I'M
provemcnt will be commenced as soon
as possible.
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IT is time to insist upon a revival of
the old fashion of trains for ladies dresses
long trains. Things have been re-
duced to such comparatively scant pro-
portions in that respect that gentlemen
cannot walk along the streets now with
out stepping upon stubs Of cigars, nico-
tinous expectations, orange and banana
peelings, and variety of other things
too diSagreeable to mention. 1t did not
use to be 50, and we mildly suggest that
men have some rights to be consulted as
we'll aS women.
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THE COURTS.
County CoURT-Jiuiqe Cochran.

COUNTY CoURT.-Jlaiqe cochran.
Thi, court met at the usual hour yester.
day morning.
The case of the state rs. Margaret
Beas, charged with felony, was partially
heard and continued, owing to the alb
scnce OF important witnesses for the
State.
Alice \. Hustled WAS appointed admin
istratrx of the estate of Morris NJ. HUI
stcd, deaeused bond $500.
The court adjourned until this morning
MI n.clOck.
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WARRANT IsSU Ed. Yesterday after
noon AdolPh Zwanzig, appeared before
Squire Caldwell and made complaint
against Simon Sncph, charging him with
Il disturbance of the peace y warrant
was issued and placed IN the hands of an
officer for execution. Adolph had not
been captured up to last accounts.
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TIE NEW DIREcToEY.-The new

The New DIREcToEY.-The new di-
rectory of the city of Wheeling, as COM
piled by the Ohio Valley Publishing
Co, is out, and looks very neat. The
work is said to be well done, though We
have not had time to examine it. Mr.. j.
s. 5. Sheppard, the President of the
company has our thanks for copy.
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MORE SQUmTING.-The Vigilant en-
CINE was down at the river bank last
night showing what she could do, or
properly speaking, testing the difference
between q Il nozzle and II nozzle The
Hook and Ladder Company got the hose
on the top OF c. II. Booth Il Co.'S build
ing, on Water street, and from there the
water was thrown. Quite crowd gath
cred to witness the squirt"
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DRESS GooDs.-Five thousand dollar
worth OF Dress Goods forced upor N.
market, and have got to be sold at some
price. Examine and price them Tor
yourselves. j. w. FERREL.
Corner Main and 10Th Street,
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FRESH OYSTERS Martin, the ceIebra-
ted proprietor of the Capital Dining
Rooms on Market street, has received
another fresh lot OF choice oysters which
he will serve up in the best of style and
i'll every way to his customers and the
public generally. Martins oysters are
as popular now rs in winter. Give him
Il call if You want something nice.
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RIVER NEWS.

The landing was almost deserted yes
terday. Business is very dull, nothing
doing outside the local trade.
7 he marks indicated 4 feet II inches
in the channel last evening and declin-
ing.
The Mallie Ragou departed for Pitts
burgh at her regular time yesterday.
The Courier left for Parkersburg at
the usual hour.
The Fannie Tatum concluded to go to
Pittsburgh instead of st. Louis, as first
intended, and has departed thence.
The Oakland with twenty-five barges
had the river at the Sisters" completely
blocked up yesterday morning. She was
unable to move up or down.
The Science is the Parkersburg packet
this morning at II o'clock.
The HUDSON from Cincinnati is due
this afternoon.
The Express arrived from Madison
Ind, where she was repaired, yesterday
morning, and will lay up for more water.
The Ed. Hobbs and barges departed
for st. Louis.
BY Telegraph
PIsTsBuRGH, June l7.-River z feet
II inches and falling. Heavy ram this
evening.
NASHVILLE, June 16.-River rising
with three feet two inches on the shoals.
Departed-Kendall, Paducah. Cloudy
and warm.
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For ladies made up suits aeatrst and
latest styles, and dress good, Il, h.ll
their real value, go to the closing ,v,
sale OF j. w. Ferrel, corner Of Main and
Twentieth streets.
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Good clothing now is all the 70,
Since Frank commenced to sell so .o,v

SPECIAL NOTICE To THE LADIES. +
V. Blond is now selling +. c. Burt,
celebrated make of ladies Button Shoe,
at $3.50. which have been selling hereto.
ore at from So to s..
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Tue attention Of our readers is called
to the advertisement of the Working
mems Building Association No. 2, in re-
lation 10 the issue of Il second series of
stock. An opportunity is now offered TO
those who desire to subscribe.
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FINANCIAL rAND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and stock
Market.

New YORK, June l7-MoNEY-Easy
At 2!@3 per cent. Prime mercantile pa
per scarce at S3@5 per cent. Sterling
steady at 4s794s7t for sixty days, and
49O@49Ot for sight. Customs receipts
S326,OOO.
GoLD-Opened and closed at ll7I with
sales in the interim at M. Borrowing
rates per cent and fiat, and ! per cent
for carrying The Assistant Treasurer
disbursed 1904, 900. Cleariags So, 100000:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and IN good
demand
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ANOTHER heavy reduction in Dres.
goods and Carpets and Grrnadue, Il.
low as 5 cents per yard. Forced To sell
them at some price. j. w FEGWEL.
Corner Main and 10th street.
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IFyou think the pull-back style of
dress for ladies is meritorious because it
looks -cunt, and therefore inexpensive,
Just get married and have to pay for a
few such garments. We know all about
- nf rnnr.n
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BEFORE squire KAMMER.-AdoIph
Zwanzig wa, before the above Justice
last evening, charged with breach of
the peace, the complainant being Simon
Schneh'. We did not learn the result of
the trial.
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TIE total receipts Of the Childrens
Home benefit, including Wednesday
night, is something over $4,000.
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The young ladies and gentlemen who
have been attending school at distance,
have commenced arriving home.
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As was predicted, the prize fight be-
tween Allen and Rookie was tizzle.
Rookie did not put in an appearance
pt MI
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GREAT BARGAINS Now.-Remember
the entire stock of splendid Dress Goods,
of all kinds is now being sold out at and
below Eastern cost. Cali and pricethem
At }. w. FERRELs,
Corner Main and Goth streets.
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ALL Wool Cassimeres marked down
from 81 TO so cents, to close out, at
Us. RHODES IL Cos.
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Corner Main and Goth str
With dollars few at Frank you can
Buy more than from another man.

VINO WANTS THE BEsT?-PartleS
private families or committees for pic
MICS, excursions, or other festivities for
the fourth and fifth of July are respect
fully requested to give me their orders
for ice cream in time. | will deliver
only the best quality Of cream on the
quoted day as on every other day, and
can take orders therefore, only according
to the quantity of cream it will be pos
slble for me to obtain for the named day.
In variance to the rule heretofore, often
requiring to accommodate, the cream IN
possession, to the orders received. Furth-
or, | have to remark, that alreaey II
goodly number Of orders for the above
day came in.
a. NEUHAUsEN, Confectioner.
No. 1921, Market street.
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IT will pay you to read II. Franks
advertisement daily. He breaches only
that which he practices. Also give him
An opportunity to prove his assertion for
selling clothing cheap. You'll not go
away from his palace One Price Clothing
Hall, 46 Twelfth street, disappointed.
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NEW music received daily ut ". $.
Hutchins Music Store.
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II YOU want to get good vegetable
dinner 90 to the Capital Dining Saloon,
ll55 Market street.
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II YOU want choice lunch at eleven
or twelve o'clock at night, 20 to the Cap
ital Dining Rooms Ilj5 Market street
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PIANO tuning done promptly by VS.
Hutchins.
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ANOTHER lot of White Vests. jus, re-
ceived ut VI. GUTMAN X Cos,
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DECKER Brother Piano, ". ) Hutch
ms, Agent, 90 18th street.
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GET to be closed out al some price al.
kinds of Dress Goods and Carpet, by
J. ". FERREr
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Index to New Advertisements.

Workingmens Building Association.
For Cincinnati-Stcamer Hudson.
Pier CHASE Mcndel, Booth Il Co.
The Popular Shoe House-Jerry
LO-t-u.uaNerchief.
IIost-Gold Bracelet.
Found-Gold Bracelet.
Childrens Home Benefit Fourth
page. r
ChIllren's Home Benefit Head Of
Local.
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\ SPLENDID lot Of Boys Clothing, at
unusually low prices, at
NJ. GUTMAN X Co.'S.
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MoHAIR busters in all colors and gusI
tiles, at NJ. GUTMAX & Co,
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For five dollars you can buy suit COM
or Frank, the clothier, i6 Twelfth street.
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Ir is good thing it only comes every
100 years
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THREE hundred pieces Sprague's
Merrimack and Cocheco Prints, carried
over from last season. We are going to
close out at six and quarter cents.
j. s. RHODES u %.
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At Franks, the zone price clothing
place,
Customers wear Il happy face.
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ELEGANT Fancy Striped Silks just
opened at j. S. RHODES i Cos.
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OUR variety is the greatest.
VI. GUTMAS X Co.

EVERYBODY is talkingabout the prices
J. 5 Rhodes X Co. are selling Black Silks
at.
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THE Court of Appeals will meet this
afternoon at o'clock.
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RHODE ISLAND

next claims our attention, The booth is
handsomely decorated with silk
flags, oil paintings of Washington,
&c Antiquties-A ring $50 years old.
Coat of arms with the motto, "iope,'
inscribed Mrs. J. G, Armstrong, chair
man, assisted by Mrs. Frank Hearne,
Mrs. Judge Cranmer, Miss Katie Har-
rison, of Louisville, Miss Julia Mitchell,
Miss Ella Hunter, and gentlemen attend
ants. George Washington was enter
tanned here.
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PIANOS AND ORGAN, CHEAr.-Tur
remaining Pianos and Organs from the
assignces sale Of the stock OF a. T. Cad.
dis, have been placed IN our hand, -
sale, and will be disposed Of at them,
opportunity for exceedingly low par",
Call and secure a bargain at
ADAMS x Lucas,
1227 Market street
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A NEW and beautiful lot If Wor.ted
Coats and Vests. These good, are a
complete novelty, and will bee sold very
low at VI. GJTMAN y Cos.
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VIRGINIA,
NORTH CABOLIEA

last but not least. Mrs. j. j. Jones Is
chairman with Mrs. j. y, Vance, Mrs.
X. T. Turner, Mrs. Dan List, Jr,
and Misses Logan, Bates, Hub
bard, Mcclure and others rs
ASSISTANTS. Antiguitus-Sugar bowls
and cream.pltcher, l4O years old; spoon,
100 years old; mirror, 100 years old
motto North Carolina, the first colony
to sanction the Declaration of lndepen-
dencc, April 18th, l77G.'
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NEW JERSEY

follows into line with Mrs.
Judge Cochran, chairman, assisted
by Mrs. DR.. Reilly, Miss Deb
Holloway, Miss Lidc Little, Miss A.
Miller, and others. Specialties, straw
berry short cake and elegant chocolate
Decorations-sweetp potatoes, corn, wheat
tobacco, flowers and fern.
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Ice CREAM for pic-nics, parties and re-
ceptions. Mrs. Ziegenfelder announces
to her patrons and the public generally
that she is prepared to furnish Ice cream
and water ices in any quantity for par
ties, pic.nics and receptions, at the lowest
figures. No GG Twelfth street, two doors
below her old stand. Patronage solicited.
'ggh
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We will take the States as represented
and the attractions in their regular or
der, with notices and inscriptions. The
first that greets you as YOU enter is
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They who would 'mong fashion rank,
PatrOniZc the clOthicr Frank.
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The Martha Washington Tea party will
be continued from y o'clock to-day
until midnight.
We expect grand rush again, andthe
few who have not attended should not
fail to 90 and see the sights.
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PESNSYLYASI

Motto: Virtue, Liberty and indie
pendence, Mrs, G. w. Franzheim, as
sisted by some black-eyed beauties, who
served visitors with alacrity and salts.
faction
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NEW HAMPSHIRE

came next. Decorations, coat Of arms
and full rugged man of war. In front of
the booth were the words, in gilt letters,
"Granlte State" Mrs. j. E. Men
del, chairman, assisted by Miss
Ella Berger, Mrs. 5. p. Hildreth,
Mrs. Jacob Berger, and John l.. Mendel.
They furnished refreshments.
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East Liberty Cattle Mark ct.

and unchanged.