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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-04-20

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SHOOTING IN MARTINA FERRY.-A
young man named Jos. Stephens yester.
day afternoon came over 70 this city
from Martins Ferry, and going TO Capt.
Davis stated that he had Just shot man
and wished to deliver himself up. The
particulars Of the shooting, a. given vi
by Stephens, are as follows; Stephens Is
aheater in the BenwoOd Mill, and having
n holiday yesterday he and friend went
to Martins Ferry in buggy. While
over there they stopped at the Ohio City
Mill for the purpose Of inspecting some
improvements in the heating apparatus.
Stephens left his companion in another
department Of the mill, and strolling
through the factory stopped to talk to a
boy. Joseph Kress, n helper, came up as
he stood talking, and seizing him by the
collar demanded to know 'what In the
hi he wanted thereF Stephens was
surprised at this demonstration, and
asked Kress what he meant. Kress re-
piled by calling him a i'd
and qualifying the epithet with the re-
mark that he could click him." imme.
diately struck him without further
ceremony. Stephens drew his revolver
and fired, the ball taking effect in KresS'
right side. Kress staggered back a
few steps and then ran backwards,
tearing of his shirt, which had
been set on fire where the ball
penetrated his clothing. Stephens went
10 that part OF the mill where he had left
his friend, and told him what had hap
pCned, They got into the buggy andcame
over here, followed short distance by
several OF the Ohio City Mill men, who
made some very hostile demonstrations,
The shooting occurred about half-past
two, and ut 1 o'clock Stephens had deliv-
cred himself up To Captain Davis, He
stated to us that he would have delivered
himself up to the authorities on the other
side OF the river, but he was afraid the
mill men would mob him.
Neither Stephens nor his companion
could speak adyisedly as to the condition
Of the injured man. although they enter.
tain the opinion that the ball glanced
from his side and only slightly wounded
him. Stephens says he never had any
words with Kress before; in fact is not
certain that 1t was Kress, as he never saw
him but once before. He can give no rea-
son why Kress should have assaulted him
in the manner he did. KresJ, he says, Is
"pardner" OF the notorious "Chappy,"
and both Of these persons have spite
against BcnwOOd men.
Captain Davis took his prisoner before
Justice Caldwell, and he was committed
to Jail until such time rs the Ohio au-
lhofities choose to claim him. The JUS
tice was obliged TO commit him without
bail, az there was no evidence rs TO the
coalition Of the injured man. Stephens
is an intelligent young man Of about
twenty-five, and impressed those who
heard his statement with the belief that
he was quiet and unassnming person,
the very reverse Of luarrelsOme, He
expressed his determination to go back 10
Martins Ferry for preliminary hearing
whenever tho officers called for him,
without waiting for the necessary reQui-
sitiOn from the Governor. II the Ohio
authorities do not claim him within n
reasonable time, however, lie will be dis
charged.
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JEREMIAH FLtNTwtNcn IN Fast
WHEEbtSd.-A man named John Huse.
man, who lives in the Second Ward, on
the east side Of the hill, was yesterday
arrested by Officer Baird for choking hfs
wife. ffuseman said that he and his wife
did not agree very we'll, and he accord.
ingly clasped her by the throat and shook
her little. The marks Of his finger
nails were left upon his wiie's neck and
face. The defendant found bail for hia
Appearance at the police court this morn
ing.
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NEw MUstC.-We are indebted TO W.
$. lIniclIins, music dealer, 18th street, for
the following new pieces Of music:
ave Shall Meet Never More" ballad
for Piano.
"Ntrs. Jones and Her baggage" Comic
Song.
"Vogescn March" for the Piano.
"AtariOn SchOttische."
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TnE CouRrs.-Circui COwt-Judge
Melvin. The regular April term OF the
Circuit Court commenced yesterday, with
Judge Melvin ON the bench. Court met
at 0 A. NJ, and In the afternoon adjourned
to meet at 0 o'clock this morning.
George X. Thompson, Esq, Of this city,
and Winfield Scott, EFq, Of DOddridge
county, W. Va, were admitted to practice
In this court.
The will Of Zachariah AhlbreCll, de-
ceased, was proven by the testimony Of
Phillip IIirth and Andrew Sedan, wit
nesses at It's signing, and admitted to
probate. William IToimOister was quail
led as executor Of the will, with John
Arben1 on his bond. Penalty Of bond
$4,000.
The grand jury mot at . A. NJ, and
without completing their labOrs at 245
r. NJ. adjourned until 10 o'clock this
morning. As their work was nearly
completed, they will probably make a
report SOME time this forenoon.
The Tippett enibezElemcnt case Is set
for trial III this court to-day.
Police COurt-Judge Cranmer. There
were three cases before this court yester-
day morning. They were all disorder
lcs, and were disposed Of rs follows:
Mitchell COyle, dismissed at the cost Of the
complainant;J ohm D. Mas, james Carney
and Lewis Hoffman, 81 and costs each.
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THIS month IL an anniversary month
in the history Of this country Fourteen
years ago Fort Sumter was fired on; ten
years ago President Lincoln was assassin.
ated, and his murderer shot and killed;
several battles, on which hinged great re.
suits, were fought in this month.
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NEW srAMrs.-Thc PoStoiTice Depart.
ment has just introduced thtee.cent post
age stamps, manufactured upon an en-.
tifely new principle. They are made Of
two kinds Of paper, one hard and the 9th.
erporous. The purpose is to prevent the
possibility Of the washing Of stamps.
This Cndeis accomplished by the new
stamps, "a the porous paper nbsofbs the
ink. The greatest difficulty Ia 10 make
the stamps properly adhesive, bnt II Is
doubtful whether The experiment will
prove successful.
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oREINJUREp.-Ycs Yesterday afternoon
horse attached 10 u cart loaded with
sand, the property Of Alex, Kcmple, fell
down On Min street near the creek
bridge, nnd became entanglcd in the
shafts. Two horses were llitClcd to the
cart, which made Il more difficult to ex.
triCatc the PROSTATE animal. lie was
finally freed, however, but considerably
the worse for the accident.
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SMALL FiRE.-Some straw which had
been thrown into an ash house in the rear
o. the residence Of DR.. AS. Todd caught
iife yesterday morning, but was e&tin-
glished before any damage was done.
The ute was caused by a bucket Of hot
Z, being thrown upon the straw by
the setYanL aifl. :,
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.


Tho undersigned by virtue Of decd Of, trust OK.
ecutcd 10 him by Isaac COttS dated tho lst day Of
March, 1870 and recorded In the Office Of the Clerk
Of the Comfy Court VI Ohio county In DEED Of
Trust Hook No. ), pages 70 and 2lJ, will sell at
public auction At the front door the Court lOuse
u Ohio county, al 10 O'clock a. N, on
SATURDAY, tho Isl day Of May, 1873,
tho following property, to-wit; The north half Of
the forty feet III front Of lot numbered 10 on the
west shlO u Market square, In the city Of Wheel
Ing, being about twenty feet In front aud running
hack To tie alloy together with the building and
nppuTtCnanCps situated thereon. Sald building l.
nov occupied by e. T. Wagner. Said property will
10 sold subject 10 The dover Of Susan T. Colts, the
wife Of Aall Isaac Colts, which however will only
rest In case The said Suln 4. COtB should survive
tho lld Isaac Colts, and To lease Of aid premises
held by q. u. Wagner for the three years next en-.
suing after the Ai day Of April 1916 at the rate Of
500 paF yGnF, the lrst years rental having already
lpen advanced To the said Isaac Colts.
TEiMa " SALR- Onc-thIrl VI The purchase
money To 10 cash, One.thirl to 10 nlh In three
months from the day Of sale, and tho remaining
third IN six months from said day u MlO, the plT.
chaser giving notes with satisfactory security for
Enld deferred installmenlS
Selllng ~ trustee, the undersigned Will convey
only such title rs iSCOniCrrel upon him by the said
deed Of March lAi, 1875 though the tilleg believed
" In COOL. JOHN q. PENDLEfON.
j. titAuDERg IIERVgY, AuCIlnnePF. IuFjl
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MATINEE AT THE OPERA HOusE.-Mrs.
G. Q. Howard will appear in euncle
Toms Cabin" at the Opera House to-mor,,
row afternoon, for tho accommodation OF
the ladies and children. The matinee
will doubtless be we'll attended, as Mrs.
Howard Is q very popular actress and her
rendition Of the character Of "EVa' has a
national reputation,
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ABOUT midnight Saturday night gen.
tleman was attacked by three rufifans
near the Washington Mill, and but for
the appearance Of two officers lle would
probably have been knocked down and
robbed, The officers chased the rulIians
some distance, but were unable to over.
take them,
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BENEFIT or OPERA House ENPLoYs
The "Will o the Wisp PantomimC
Troupe" an organization which will
start from this city upon summer tour
in Il few days, Ia commposed mainly Of
the employees at the Opera House. The
troupe has been rendered benefit, which
will take place at tho Opera House or
Monday evening next. Tho Company
will appear in u pantomime entitled
"Will o the WiSp" introducing new
costumes, scenes and tricks. The east oil
characters Is us fOllOwsi Clown, u. A,
Crusoe (scenic artist ;pantaloOn, Kit Car.
son property mani; harlequin, Geo.
Iluselnan; colnmbine, Miss Mollie Lee;
fairy, Miss Carrie Evans; other characters
by the company. Q. d. Fleming, the
bill poster, l. general agent. The boys
will no doubt give u coed show, and
should be we'll patronized.
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MARTINS FERRY TTEMs.-A shooting
ailray occurred ut the Ohio City lrol
Works yesterday evening, The facts o.
near M we eau ascertain are M follows
A Mr.. Ross, Of BenwOOd, was up ut III,
mill to sec some friends there, and go
into an argument with Joseph Prest il
relation to his (ROssD shooting Pet
Chapman last summer, when Prest strllCl
Ross with his fist, whereupon Ross drew
q revolver and shot him, the ball passing
through his side below the breast ant
passing out through his back, producing
u painful but not dangerous wound.
Mayor Dean and John Armstrong left
yesterday morning for 81. Paris, in East
ern Ohio, to institute n lodge Of In
dependent Order Of Mechanics.
The attachment case OF McIlrary "a
Umphrery was tried before James Eagle
son, J, p. Judgment was given in favor
Of the plaintiff. Ross j. Alexander for
plaintiff and Thomas Cochran for dc.
PENDANT.
The attachment case Of Snyder rs.
Waddle was tried on last Saturday before
james EaglcsOn, ]. p, and was dismissed,
Cochran Tor plaintiff and Barber for
defendant.
The Standard man expatiated in salur.
days paper about Andy johnson, ex.
President, &C., and so on, white washing
all over town, when the fact is, there Is
no cOlOred man In town by the name Of
Andy Johnson. Daniel johnson, whom
We presume le ment, Is very fine man,
and there Is great deal Of difference be-
tween him and Andy. IT'S true, Daniel
has n black skin, but he has a white heart,
while Andy may have n white hide, but
his heart Is black, and to a well thinking
man tits very material difference. The
Standard man must be careful how he
lnisscalIs names In the future.
HARRY FoRREsTER.
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MRs, II. MILLER, Of Bellaire, would re
spectiully announce to those other form.
or patrons and the public in general
that she has secured the services Of Miss
Mamie Rankin, as her chief milliner, and
would be glad to receive an early call
from them, at her new fashionable store
No. 1888 South Union, or Told Water
street., opposite the B. & o. Depot, Bell
aire.
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LITERARY AND MUsfCAb ESTERrAfS-
MENT AT WEST ALEXANDER, PA.-A III.
erafy and musical entertainment will he
given In the Presbyterian Church at West
Alexander this Tuesday evening, April
goth lev. Jas. u. Moffat, Of this city,
will deliver m interesting address. The
young people Of West Alexander will
discourse some very fine selections Of vo.
cal and instrumental music. The pro.
ceeds will go toward replenishing the
Sabbath School library. Admittahcc 25
cenla.
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sPBcAh MEErlSo OF CouSotL-The
City Council will hold an adjourned
meeting tonight for the purpose Of re.
ceiving petitions for coffee house and or.
binary licenses for the ensuing year.
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.0nO LOTS FOR SALE

In WIN. Clarks second addition to the
town Of Martins Ferry. Laid out on that
beautiful river bottom between the Steel
Works Rolling Mill and Nail Factory. A
good opportunity to buy cheap property in
u thriving town ut low prices md on cnSy
terms. (mr2O) /. IRWIN, Agent.
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DECKER BRos'. Pianos.
Durham &Sons' Pianos.
Krauich Il Bach Pianos.
And the cheapest Of all Pianos, thu
metropolitan"
Burdett Organs.
One Estey Organ.
w. s. HUTCHINs,
Sole Agent.
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]. W. FERRELs closing out sale Of dry
goods and carpets will be continued this
coming week. Price elsewhere before
you come, and then you will see the great
advantage and what you can save.
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COMBUSTION services will be held in The
Second Presbyterian Church next Sunday.
Preparatory services will be held ON
Wednesday and Friday evenings and Sat-
ntlay afternoon.
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ISLAND rnOpENrY rON sALE.

The undersigned Trustee, by virtue Of u dCal Ol
trust dated March 1855 and recorded In the office
Of the Clerk Of the County Court for Ohio county,
In decd book 90 fage 40, made by James ". Col.
letl, Thomas dlascCk AMI wife ii him, wilton
SATURDAY, tho 9Th day Of April, 1873,
Commencing al 10 o'clock A. ~, proceed 10 sell nj
public auction, d The front door Oi the Court House
Ing Island, that Ia To Sny; The last parl Of Lar No.
49, commencing nj the northwest corner n Eild lot
and running westerly IS feet on Pine street to Ger.
tain point, thence southwest at an nnglr Of - 10
feet inches on Elm alley, thence 1Hterly ~ feet
10 Second street, thence norlherly 10 feet u the
place u beginning, having thereon erected Frame
Dwelling liOua,, and beliig the same property on
which Nld ulaScOtk now resides
Eelllng as trustee, shall convey only NrlI title
A. Is vCste'l IN me by said deed Of trust
TENNIS " SALts-C1sh.
JOHN A. ARMSTRONG, Trustee.
]. O. 1fERvEY, Anctl0nccr. mrs
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CENTENNIAL At CHiLDREN's HoME-
The one hundredth anniversary Of the
battle Of Bunker Hill, June 18th next,
will be celebrated At the Childrens Homo
BY a centennial pafty.
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CT. MAYER 4 Son, dealers IN smok.
Crs, articles and best brands Of Imported
and Domestic cigars, Al Twelfth street
and 707 Main at.
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For all wool ingram, 8 ply brussels
carpets 81 per cent, less than any house
In town, go to The closing out sale Of
]. w. FERREL,
Main and goth Street.
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Jusr received at Aronheimer 4 Lewis,
n full stock Of new spring dry goods
which will be sold cheaper than any other
house In Wheeling.
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On Monday | will open 800 pieces the
best New Stale prints. All at 0 cents per
yard. j. W, FERREI..
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NoTICE.-In addition to my large stock
Of dry goods have added a full assert.
mcnt Of carpets, floor oilcloths and win
dow shades, which | will sell very cheap.
All in need Of such goods will do we'll to
call and see them.
HENRY ROIMIR.
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TIE office Of the City Clerk was yoster.
day besieged by applicants for coffee
house and ordinary licenses. Francisco
waited upon all his customers with his
usual ufbanity,
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To HELADtls.--L. V. Blond, No. 1876
Main Stree, Inns just received n new lot Of
ladies, boxed toed buttOned CATERS.
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Dip you see those Corscts at so cents
at Sitter 4 Roths; they are beauties and
very cheap.
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TnE Justices were all at the Circuit
Court yesterday, and we are accordingly
without our usual assortment Of minor
police items.
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TnE "womans friend" Ia what Dr..
Bulls Vegetable pills may we'll bc term.
ed, for every woman that has once used
them will not be without them. dGw,
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VIZ still have few more Of those IS
cent Carpets at Sitter & Roth's, and flow.
cred Carpets cheap.
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GOLDEN Star Fine Cut Is tho best
brand in the market, for sale at q. i.
Mayer & Sons, Al Twelfth street, and 7O7
Mainst,
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CONSUMPTION Is an economical dis.
ease" says SqnigginS, with a cold on his
lungs -@you can furnish your own
coughin'W
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Fog white dress sood, and grenadines
attend the forced sale Of
]. ". FEnnEL.
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The stock Of boots and shoes Of Messrs
Doyle & Fendt, corner Chapline and 94tl
streets, was sold at auction yesterday BY
III, Woods, Esq, to whom the firm re-
Gently made an assignment,
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"JonNl John wake up; there's a bur.
glaf In the house Y said Tie wife. John
sat up right In bed. "Burglar-b.u.r.g.l.
a.r-burglar" and he rolled over, waiting
for harder Bdrnespihe Enterpriss.
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WINDOW Shades Window Shades /
Window Shades at
ITENRY RoRMER's.
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THE sTEuRRHvILLE ExCURsION.-Tht
SteubenVille Gaseite Of last evening con
tains an account Of the High School ex,
cursiOn to this city, nearly two columns
and half in length, The following
paragraph, which is both iRtcresting and
mysterious, We extract from the Gd:ettSi
report;
We went to the St. James and took
dinner, and will take this occasion to re-
mark that il the dinners are any indiCa'
ton Of the fare set up at that hotel II
must be a pleasant place to board: A
visit to the newspaper offices was next In
order, In this connection We would re-
mark that Wheeling has good newspapers
and, II appearance is any indication, pros
porous also. The newspaper men there
attend to business well, too, although
they do say that a certain gentleman high
in authority on one OF their morning
dailies takes numerous mysterious trips
to Steubenville. We trust that 1t Is with
out evil intentions, for we don't wish t.
make q record Of any more wicked
young men" in the newspaper business in
this section. One thing is very certain
though-his visits are very sly.
In another column the GGscttC man
plaintiyely puts the following query:
We would like to know what the Wheel.
ing papers think Ofthe Steubenvillo school
boys. The reporters eyes were SO full OF
female loneliness that the young men were
ignored altogether. tbs very sud, and nc
doubt our Steubenvillc youths are swear
ing vengeance ere this.
Now, NJ Is well known, Hunter, the
local OF the Gd:ette, is young, gushing and
lovely; therefore the above burst OF hon
est indignation is not without just cause
When Hunter again visits the Capitol
City we'll detail special reporter to
write uphis charms.
ACampbell of the Herald and Nelrs, has
also got II bad. He also feels that just
ice has not been done in the premises, but
not being us open as that "wiCked young
man" Hunter, he INDUCES in sarcasm
Hear him:
The local editors OF the Wheeling pa
pers seem 10 have been carried away
with their emotions, at the sight Of our
fair young pupils. They swing their
Faber No. 3s quite gushingly in this
mornings papers about cargo Of lowell
ness" "Loat load Of sweets" "Steuben-
vile Beauties" etc, etc, and We learn
authOritatively that Halsted, Of the In
TELLIGENCER, Is not likely to recover
from IT, We sympathize withyOu Young
men-w6 sympathize with you.
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" you want to get your value for your
money in Carpets go to
HENRY RoEMRRs,
No. 200G Main street.
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Ladies II you want to buy carpets, oil
cloths or window shades, call at Henry
Romersand examine his stock before you
buy.
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THEsnpply ofsunIlowets will be rather
slim next summer, as many Ot tile buds
have been killed by the frost.
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RRMEMREn for perfect job lots Of dress
goods and carpets at half their real
value, you should now 60 10 j. w, Fer.
rolls, corner Main and Goth Al.
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Go to L. Y. Blends for your boxed
tOed buttoncd CATERS
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SOMETHING NEw.-1Ioxed toed button.
ell CATERS, made exclusively for ladies'
and children nj l.. v. HLOND's.
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tiEsr calicoes, all at 0 cents per yard, at
]. W. FERREL,s
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AI1BoR reform meeting viii Be held
thia Tuesday evening At 1880 Pm, In
the getmanid Hall, No. 1920 Main Streei,
a lady feiofmef from Massachusetts
will speak.
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Rcfrigerators,
Ice Chests,
Water Coolers,
Bird Cages,
Cooking Stoves,
House Furnishing Hardware,
Timers Stock and Trimmings.
The largest stock, greatest variety and
lowest prices in the city at
NEsDITr & BRo's,
1910 Main st,
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VIZ are selling carpets at 80 cts. worth
30 cts. ARoNuElMEn 4 LEVI
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STATED UP AdAiS.-,rhe Riverside
furnace, which blew out several days ago,
started up again yesterday.
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GIVE j. W, FCrreI call; he is forced
to sell out.