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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-25

ANOTHER PRESENTATION ON THE EX-
PREss.-Yesterday morning Capt. John
Murine, Secretary Of the Wheeling,
Parkersburg 4 Cincinnati Transports
ton Company, was called into the cabin
Of the steamer Express and unexpected
ly confronted by large number Of the
employees Of the company, who through
Mr.. Dana L. Hubbard presented him
with handsome gold-headed cane, elab-
Orately designed by McssrS. Hcnnegen,
Bates & Co. Capt. Murine, beingin del
icate health, could not control his feelings
sufficiently 10 express his appreciation OF
this testimonial Of the regard and attec-
ton entertained for him by his 0ssOci-
ates. There Is no man better and more
favorably known on the upper Ohio than
Capt, John Murine. Ills long connec-
tion with our river interests has made his
name and face familiar alike 10 cabin
boys and Captains, and he Is deservedly
popular with all.
Accompanying the cane was the follow
ing communication:
We, the undersigned, officers and crew
Of the steamer Express NO,2, and repre-.
scntatiyes Of tho boat store, hereby
express our highest regard and es'
teen for Captain John Murine as
M officer and gentleman, by pre-
senting him with n cane, Hoping that
he may receive this token Of respect In
the same kind manner In which II was
given, and that he may BIO permitted to
enjoy the benefit Of II for many years to
come, We are very rGsEctfully,&cy
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River News.

The river continues to fall. At dark
last evening the marks ut tho wharf indi
Gated 10 feet II inches.
The Juniata, Cincinnati to Pittsburgh
passed up at II o'clock Tuesday night.
The Express arrived about l a. N. and
departed at her usual hour.
The Skillinger, Pittsburgh to Cincin
natl, passed down at Ia. NJ.
The Salt Valley, Pittsburgh to Tronton,
pass down at II A. NJ.
The Granite State, Portsmouth to Pitts.
burgh, passed up at 3P.M
The Jas. Stone passed down with coal
The Jackson pissed up with empty oil
flats.
The Mollic Ebert, Pittsburgh to Cincin.
natl, was due last night.
The Raglan will be at tile wharf this
morning, and return to Pittsburgh al
U Am.
The Courier will leave for parkersburg
this morning at 1880 o'clock.
by Telegraph
PrrrsBURon, March A.-River I feet
s inches and falling. A light snow fell
this evening.
NASHVILLE, March 2t.-Rivrr still
falling, with 80 feet on the shoals. Ar.
riyed-Sharon, Cincinnati. Departed
Eddyville, Cairo.
CirRo, March 24--Arriyed, City Of
Helena, Yicksburg; Grand Lake No. 2,
New Orleans. Departed = Helena, ST,
Louis; Grand Lake No. 2, Cincinnati.
Weather clear and cool. River AZ feet 8
inches and falling,
CINCINNATI, March 24.-Rivcr SO feet
3 inches and falling. Clear and windy.
Atrived-Nashville, Tennessee River;
Louisville, New Orleans. Dspatted-Ber.
n1dda, Evansville; II. G. Turner, Shaw
neetown; Carroll, Fort Benton; G. Il.
Church, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, March 24-1tiver falling,
Up-Arllngtoh, Pat. Clebufne, Charles
Morgan, Pcytonn and bafges and George
Roberts. Down Robert Young and
Morning Star Business good. Weather
clear.
MEStritts, March 2S-River stationary,
Weather generally clear and pleasant.
Arfived-Coal City and batges, Ohio
river. Departed-City Of Alton and Com.
ilonwealth, 81. Louis; Indiana. Louisville;
Paragon, Robert Mitchell and baum, Gin:
cinhati; Thompson Dean, New Orleans;
Simpson Hofner and batges, piLtsbufg.
LOUISVILLE, March 24I-Riyer falling
slowly, with 10 feet scaht in the canal.
No arrivals OF DEPARTURES except packets.
Tho Chaa Morgan Il iuR btii liAd bhl =.
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DysDeDSIil.

Dyspepsia Is the most discouraging and
distressing disease man Ia heir to. Amer
leans are particularly subject to this dis,
ease and its effects such as sour stomach
sick headache, habitual coStiyeness, heart
burn, watcr-brash, gnawing and burning
pains in The pit Of The stomach, coming
up OF the food, coated tongue, disagreed
bic taste in the mouth, impure blood and
oil diseases Of the Stomach and Liver
Two doses Of GREEN's AUGUST FLowEr
will relieve you ut once, and there posi-
lively isnot q case in the United States Il
will not cure. II you doubt this, go tc
your druggist and get n sample bottle fol
10 cents and try 1t. Regular size II
cents, cOd6w
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FARO AID FLlGHEl-Some days ago an
old gentleman who gave his name IS ].
w. Porter, and who claimed TO reside in
New York, arrived in this city and was
almost Immediately spotted by the
"cappers' Of a faro banEtWhich has for
some time past been in operation in the
room over the Tidal Wave saloon, in the
Opera House corner. Porter, who is q
very respectable looking old gentleman Of
probably sixty.fye years, states that he
was induced to 60 to this place on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday even
ings last and that during that time
he lost about eighty dollars, all the
money he had, When his last dollar was
gone he went to Justice Gillespy's Office
and procured warrant for the arrest Of
James Bulger, whom he claimed was the
proprietor Of the establishment, He de-
scribed two other men, one Of whom was
known among his companions by the
sobriquct Of "Posey," who had helped to
win his money. Constable Bond took
the warrant yesterday afternoon to
Bulger's place, where he found
about twenty gentlemen who manage
to pick up a livelihood by their
wits. Immediately upon his entrance
the birds few IN all directions, The
fancy chaps stood not upon the order Of
going, but went. Before the Constable
could fully realize the fact, he was almost
demonstrating banquet hall desert
ed" He got his hands on Bulger, however,
but upon that individual promising 70
appear at the Justices Office he released
him. 1t Is hardly necessary to say that
Bulger did notappear, and we are intorm-
cd that hc was last seen on the steamer
Market BOY, going towards Bellaire, As
soon as the professionals" realized what
was in the wind they sought Porter
at his hotel and returned tho money
they had taken from him, and as that was
all he desired, he Immediately left town
as requested, We suppose that the mat
ter Is now considered settled, MS the pros
ecuting witness has been prevailed upon
to get out Of the way Whether 1t is ex-
actly the correct thing to thus encourage
these gambling bells we arc disposed to
doubt, Tho institution spoken Of above
Is VIGOROUSLY known, and probably TO no
one better than the police; yet 1t has
been allowed to flourish for months nm
mOleStcd.
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1SA DAD CONDITION. = Main street,
above tho suspension bridge, Is ina very
bad condition, The road at the side Of
tic street railway track Is exceedingly
muddy, and has many deep rllts and
holes. There are two strings Of limestone
along n portion Of the street, which when
distributed, MS they should have been ere
this, will be almost lost in the mud.
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WAR IN PAuIIs Row.-Tho. Temporal
nv cessation Of hostilities in this Illus
trious neighborhood was abruptly ter.
Minated the other evening by the Jack
son and Ebberson septs. AT least Char
lie Erail, or "blind Charlie" rs he is f.
miliarly called, alleges that Benjamin
Jackson and Susan EbbersOn did contend
with loud and angry words, to the disturb
ancc Of the peace and quiet Of the commit.
nifty, which allegation he has twenty wit
nesscs to prove. Jackson Is u waiter al
the 81. james Hotel. He was arrested
upon a warrant issued by Justice Giles
py, and released upon his own recogni.
zancc to appear this evening alta o'clock
for examination.
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AN ELEGANT SroRE-RooM,-Mr. Cllas.
Brues has for some days had a corps Of
workmen engaged In Improving the In
terror Of his spacious dry goods emporium.
The ceiling has been handsomely papered,
the walls painted, and other beneficial
changes made. Tho addition Of fine
Brussels carpet In the rear Of tho store is
another attractive feature. Mr.. Brues Is
now in the East purchasing new goods.
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New York. March 24.-Arriyed-
Steamships Amcrique, from Havre, Cal
abria from Liverpool.
Portland, Me-, March 24.-Arriyed-
Steamships Cuspina and Prussian, from
HALrpAx, March 94,-The steamer
Klopstock from Hamburg for New York
arrived this morning and Is coalipg,
LONDON, March l4.-The United States
steamer Alaska has arrived at spezlie
and will remain there some time for re-
pairs.
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A GENTLEMAN with an organ stationed
himself on stantons corner yesterday
afternoon, and ground forth by the HOUR
bis ttneatthly and exaspefating music.
II these be thy followers, . Spring, get
thee hence! Go 10 n nunhefy, and vel:
come be the chill winds and piercing blasts
Of january.
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LOCAL PRRsoNA1s.-Dr. Martin takes
q complimentary benefit April I'd.
The remains Of Henry A, Knapp, who
died in Colorado Saturday last, arc OK
pected to arrive in this city tomorrow,
This would have been Taylor Strauder's
last day in Jail II his counsel Ind not OBJ
tanned stay Of proceedings.
The employees Of the Wheeling, Parkers'
burg & Cincinnati Transportation Go. at
this port caned Capt. Murine Yesterday
The river men are getting reckless. Who
will be the next victim2
Happy Cal. Wagner was compelled to
close bis season ut Evansville, Indiana,
March q, owing to the trouble he had
with the civil rights bill while playing In
Montgomery, Alabama, Boyd and Turn
or, who met with enthusiastic success
while with Happy CAL, have joined the
preat Sam Price Minstrels, which inaugu-
rate the season at Niles, Michigan, March
90.
AM. Cow, Esq, formerly Of Washing
ton, Pa, but more recently d Evansville,
Indiana, has been appointed by the Prcsi-
dent one Of the Board Of Visitors to the
United States Naval Academy.
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SEVERELY BRutsED.-A little son Of
Samuel f1cybrook, who resides on 9Th
street, In the First Ward, day or two
ago fell of a pair Of steps and received
severe bruises. One Of his arms was
terribly wrCnched, and his bruises were
Of asefious nature. lie Is now improv.
Ing finely.
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Tan CouRIs.-C0uaty Court Judge
Cochran, The County Court met q 3
A. NJ, and transacted the following busi-
The case Of John Robrecht n, John
Marling, appealed from W. Il. Caldwell,
was continued at deiendants costs, era,
craft for plaintiff, and McKennan for de-
PENDANT,
hair, certified up by R, n. Gillespy, was
by agreement Of the parties tried TO jury
Of seven, to-wit: Joseph Marshall, w
{, Stiiel, A. Z. Graham, ]. G. North, 4
c. Sweeney, George Wells, james Gray
The Jury found u verdict for the plant
ID, and assessed the damages at S.. Day,
export & DOvener for plaintiff, and Good
and Woods for defendant,
In the case Of Israel Updegraff u G. W
Steenrod, in assumpsit the detendan
withdrew by leave OF Court his plea
entered at lormer day Of this term, ant
on motion Of plaintiff the Judgment OBJ
tanned against said defendant in the Of
fee was re-instated, having been set asidl
on the 10Th inst. Thereupon said dc
PENDANT was called and judgment giyel
plaintiff for $l97 70, Caldwell 4 Cald
we'll for plaintiff, and Taylor & Barr fOl
defendant,
On motion Of Mr., Doyener, James c
Tallman, Esq, Of Belmont county, Ohio
was admitted 10 practice.
The case Of VIM. Stoetzer "a Geo
Coffee, certified up by Justice TOliyaE
was taken up for examination. ]. T
Rodgers for plaintiff, and Barr for de
PENDANT,
Tho case Of Louis steubenrach Is, Geo
Goecke, certified up by Thos. Harris, J
p, was tried to the following jury: A. J
McColIoCh, EbenezeF Magee, N. i. Nc
Naughton, d. Whitehead, John ]. Jacob
o. ], Crawford, J. Jones, A. NJ. Phillips
WIN. Butler, Newton Tracy, v Frank
Louis Wheeler. The evidence and argu
mcnt were heard and the case given L
the Jury, who returned a verdict fol
plaintiff for $40 90. Davenport \
DOverer for plaintiff, and Taylor y Bari
for defendant. So,
Municipal Court-Judgc Cranmer Thu
Municipal Court met yesterday morning
pursuant to adjournment.
In the case OF Parker Campbell 81 al y
IT, 6. Campbell ct al, chancery, the sale
made by II. NJ, Russell and j. 9. Camp
bell, Commissioners, under q decree o
his court, was set aside and a re'saI'
ordered OF the property on the corner o
Main and 18th streets, This prOperty wa
recently sold to Michael Reilly, Esqg 70
$4,000, which amount 1t Is claimed i
less than It's actual value.
Adjourned to this morning at 10 o'clock
Police COurt-Judge Cranmer. One cas-
only at the police court yesterday morn
Ing, Joseph MCKinly was arrested b.
officer Junkins for drunkenness and linet
by the CourtS2 and costs.
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COMPLEMENTARY CONCERT, = The
friends Of DR.. Chs. Martin will tender
him complimentary concert on The even.
Ing Of April ID, before lie takes his dc.
parture for his new home in the west,
Our best known singers and musicians
will take part in the concert, which will
DO held under the auspices Of the Wiescl
Musical Institute.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-25

A BARTENDER in this city who was
once a theological student has invented n
scductive drink which he calls "The Par.
oxysmal Cocktail" lie also mixes a
wonderful fluid, with milk, eggs, sugar,
water, and something else, which he calls
HTtue 1hwafdness."
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CotItstoN.-An Island street car yes
teriay afternoon came III collision with
one Of the Bridgeport transportation
wagons at the upper end Of Market street.
The sash and glass in the car were shat.
tered, but no other damage WINS done, al.
though the occupants were badly fright
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NEw LETTER Box.-Thp suggestion Of
an 1NTEhLtGESCERC correspondent relative
To the need Of a letter box OH Water
street has been adopted by the. Postoflice
department. A box was yesterday placed
on the lamp post at the south corner Of
18th and Water streets.
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THURSDAY Morning MARCH o. s

stEnWAY PIANOS
Knabe Pianos,
Chickering Pianos,
Ha1elton Pianos,
Emerson Pianos,
Smiths American Organs,
Mason & Hamlin's Organs,
Estey & Co.'S, organs.
Geo. Wood & Co, Organs and other
make Of new and secondhand pianos and
organs, all Of which are offered at the
lowest prices, and on the most reasonable
terms at ADANs& LUCAS,
1927 Market street,
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TnE other evening n student was visit
Ing a young lady, and after u little while
she shivercd and remarked that she ought
TO have something around her. The Soph.,
with credible Sagacity, took this obscure
hint, and put his arm around her.
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Glre0tteuiaereer
THURSDAY, MADCm rs, 1873.
New Advertisements.

Nlissouristate Lotteries
Show Cases-NiColl.
Removable. Oglebay & Sons.
POinting-B. +. Higgins.
Soda Fountain For sale-Logan, Li't
& Co.
Excelsior baking Powder Logan
List 4 Co.
t.Ogun's Arnica.
French Condition Powder Logan,
List 4 Co.
Wantcd-Ntilliner.
West Virginia Stencil and Seal Works
Caterpillar-A. L. Rice 4 Co.
Show Cases-A. Il. Morehead 4 Co.
House Furnishing ools-Paull &
Winship,
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BRoKn DowN.-Yesterduy afternoon
DR.. VIM. Bates was driving up 10th street
when his buggy broke down opposite
Smith McDOnald's stables. Tho horse
being quite gentle, the doctor alighted
without injury.
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HELMBoLDs BUcnu is still in the &c.
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of DR.. Helmbold, the cele.
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Ia
sold by all respectable druggists, 1t Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
feits. Genuine has proprletor's private
stamp, John F. Henry, New York, Sole
Agent. d4w.
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.puBLtc SALE.

The undersigned will offer for 'alC, al Public
Auction, III The town Of West Wheeling, OH
WEDNESDAY, March aIsI, 1875,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. ~, the following pro.
perry, lO.Wit. Tho WEST WHEELING FERRY
BOAT, together with the landings and water priv.
leSes Oh both sides Of tho river. Also, NJ the sumo
time and place, will 10 offered for sale alOllt 81
Acres Of Coal, together with nll the tools and
fixtures connected With tho lAnk now opened and
Ia good working condition thereon The bank L
Situated within less than One.lourth III mile west
Of the o. \ +, Railroad and tho Ohio river, and
about onc.hAli mile from tho Ferry. We will nlsr
offer for sale, al the sane time and place, small
lot Of land lying near the Coal Rank, and OH which
are erected two good Dwelling Houses, very tOnye-
nent for those employed at tile COal bank; and also
al The same llmo and place will 10 offered for NG
two large Work llOfscsi with their gearing aud a
Terms ClSy, and will te made known on the day
Of sale, CHRISTIAN WOLF, in.
inraia WILLIAM WOLF I.
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THERE hasn't been a decent ttction in
the Eighth Ward since II ceased to be an
independent republic" and now the boys,
blue molding for exercise, sigh for the
halcyon days when clinkefs were plenty
and gas.larnps hadn't yet been erected.
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AsAp ERnAvp.-Thc wife Of Joseph
Frazier, the man recently found drowned
In the river at Bridgeport, arrived few
days ago from her home at McKee's
Rocks, In search Of information relative
to her husbands death.
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Nor IN THEIR DGcr1oNARY.-There Is
one word that II Is no shame for a young
gentleman or lady to miss at n spelling
matCl--the word "iail." Because, Din the
lexicon Of youth there is no such word us
failn
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BRAIDED and beaded sacques have gone
out Of fashion, and nothing Is left to be
done with them now but sell the beads for
old iron aud the braid for secondhand
shoe strings.
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Shin Aground.

PENSACOLA, FLA, March 2+-The
United States flagship Worcester, from
New Orleans, is aground east OF Pensa.
cola bnr.
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FRANK, the clothier, on Twelfth street
will remove into the room recently occu'
pied by Smith, Dean & Wells, next door
while his own room is being fixed up IN
modern style, He expects to get back by
the 18th Of Nav,
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VIZ have made purchases in guipure
and yak laces Under depressed market
and can guarantee great saving In the
price to those who intend 10 make rur.
claSeS In that line.
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Arrest Ola Gang on Ounterlelterl

New York, March 24.-Seyeral mem
bers Of gang ofcountertetters have been
arrested in Boston, and papers found
in their possession have put the officers
on the track OF other members of the
gang in this and other cities,
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THE Municipal Court has ordered q
resale Of the property on the corner o.
18th and Main streets, recently purchased
by Michael Reilly, Esq.
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ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE

The undersigned Trustee, by virtue Of q deed Of
trust dated March g. 1858, and recorded In theOilicC
u The Clerk Of tho County Court for Ohio county,
ID decd look 80, TagG 40, iiado by James W. Col.
lOti ThOmAs GlaScOck anil wife to him, wilton
SATURDAY, The 2iIh day Of April, 1878,
Commencing al 10 o'clock A. 81, proceed to sell al
public auction, at tho irOnt door Of the Court llOusC
81 Ohio county, tho following property on Wheel.
Ing Island, TINT Is 10 my; The East nrt Of fOT No
-, commencing at the northwest corner Of Sid Ol
and running westerly u feet on Pine street TO GER
tain point, Themes southwest At M angle Of - %
feet inches OIL ELM alley thence Oasterly i2 feet
10 Second street, thence nOrthGrly 30 feet to tho
place Of beginning, having thereon erected Frame
Dwelling llOtlSe, and being tho saniO property on
which said GlaNeOCk now resides.
ceiling rs trustee, shall convey only such title
a. lis vested In ME by Hlll decd Of trust.
TRIMS or SALH--CaSll.
JOHN a. ARMSTRONG, Trustee.
\. @. HRRvEY, AurtlOneOF. nF23
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For all wool ingram, 8 ply brussels
carpets 80 per cent. less than any house
in town, go to the closing out sale Of
j. w. FERREI4
Main and goth Street.
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TnE Metropolitan Piano is the cheap.
eat instrument In the Wheeling market
One car be seen at Hutchins' Musit
store, 18th street.
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NRW YoRK, March 24,-The OConel
Memorial Association, which Is pre-
pairing 70 erect in the Central Park .
statue Of the great Irish Liberator, held
a meeting last evening, Judge Brady pre-
siding.
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A Snow storm came up Unexpectedly
Yesterday afternoon, while the sun was
shining brightly, but although II came
down pretty lively for time, II did not
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SUBSCRIBERS 10 cents pair, Dollars 6
cents n box, Vests so cents each, Dress
Shirts IS cents and n dollar, and al other
goods at ptopottionately low prices at
the closing out sale Of II. Franks, 40
Twelfth street.
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At the Closing Out Sale Of HARTMAN
& co., No. 80 Twelfth ST., can be found
some Of the greatest bargains ever offer.
ed In this oily In the line Of Mems and
Boys Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
This is no humbug, as they are determin.
ed TO Quit business, and anything In their
store can be bought for less than actual
value,
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The grand moving day (All Fools
Day. Il Just one week from to-day, and
hOusekeepets are beginning to take up
theft carpets and pack theft patlot fur.
hituFa
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For the best prints at 0 cents per yard
go to the closing ont sale Of
j, ". EERnEt.
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FoR a glove fitting skirt supporting
corset, goto Afohheimet 4 Levi, who are
selling them cheap,
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CALI and sec those nice Spring Over.
coats selling at five dollars each at the
'''' Wv tt,tfArrstAS GO,
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To SAVE money in alpaca, mohair, cash
mere and large variety Of dress goods,
attend the forced sale OF
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An immense offering Of choice French
roses and SPRAYS at very low prices.
A. L. RfcE& Co.