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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-15

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated feet inches in the channel
and stationary.
The Science departed for Parkersburg
at the usual hour yesterday morning.
The Exchange from Pittsburgh en-
route for Portsmouth passed down yes
terAay morning.
The G. w. Hornbrook departed for
MIngo yesterday morning.
There is no Bellhire packet at present
the Star of the West being repaired.
The Mallie Ragon will leave for Par
kersburg this morning at l0i o'clock.
Business about the landing was very
dull yesterday.
The J. l.. Rhoads, from st. Louis en-
route for Pittsburgh, is due here to-day
She has some freight for this port.
by Telegraph.l
PlTTsBURGH, June l4.-River one
foot and seven inches and falling
Weather clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, June l4.-River 3 feet
inches and falling. Weather clear
and warm. Arrived-Emma Graham
Wheeling. Departei-Glasgow, Evans.
vile. The Baum passed up. The Iron
sides. from 81. Louis To Wheeling, has ar.
rived.
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THE BOILERS.
Action ofthe Mill Owners.

We have already stated that the
boilers refused to accept the last propo-
sition made to them by the iron manu-
facturers, and that all negotiations tend
ing to compromise had ceased. The
boilers, it appears, depend largely upon
bringing the manufacturers TO terms, in
detail, from the fact that some of them,
especially those engaged in speclaJties,
cannot afford to remain idle very long.
Three establishments have already agreed
to pay the prices demanded, namely:
Chess, Smyth Il Co, tacks and nails;
Shoenberger Il Co., nails and
William Clark & Co. hoop iron. l, is
reported that Reese, Graf & Co will also
pay the advance, but Of this We are not
certain. The following firms positively
decline to start up st the advance: Jones
& Laughiins; Spang, Chalfant & Co.;
Graft, Bennett d Co.; Jacob Painter;
Byers, Mccullough d Co.; Lewis, Oliver
4 Phillips, and the Pittsburgh Forge
and Iron Co. Some of the mills have
considerable stocks of muck bar ahead,
and will not be at any loss for material
while that lasts, and the only suspension
necessary will be in the pudding depart
ment.-Pittsburgh Commercial.
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FAsuloNs REsokTs.-When summer
comes, and people who have by dint OF
hard work at their several avocations
succeeded in so propitiating tickle fortune
as to be able to afford q pleasure jaunt
over the country in quest Of mental re-
laxs.ion and physical recuperation, it is
not always an easy problem to solve the
question of desirable pace of resort,
where one can retire from the madding
crowd and vegetate. The fashionable
places are dreadfully expensive. There
enjoyment can only be attained,
and - ike poker playing - the fun
can only be appreciated by those
who have unlimited means and
the disposition to lavish the
ducats upon the suggestions OF the sport
There style" is contagious, and the
as of men and women could hardly
remain within the glittering society that
trequents the trysting places of wealth,
luxury and leisure without feeling a
yearning TO glitter likewise. So great
are the destinations of this desire for show
that there be many families who sit upon
the ragged edges of impecuniosity the
winter through in order to do the swell
thing in the summer. To those whose
bank accounts Warrant them in taking
cottage on the beach during the
heated term, or suite Of rooms an an ele-
CANT hostelrie. with the incidentals Of dry
wines, gorgeous costumes, yachts and
horses, it is all we'll enough. This sort of
recreation is costly in the nature Of
things, and those who undertake to make
the run of the season in this manner
ought not to grumble because landlords,
who have to solve the arithmetical puzzle
of making twelve months go into three,
and leave a living margin over, find the
solution in their charges. There
are cheap and enjoyable ways
of spending the summer The country,
meaning the rural districts, is
constantly inviting city folks to come
without the din and dust of business life
and be happy. Here there is GOODNESS
and enjoyment, recuperation and frugall-
ty, mosquitoes and Kerosene. But the
fact is, the American people do not care
as much about the reinvigoration of their
bodies as they endeavor to make 1t out
1t is the crush, the seeing and being seen,
the glare and sparkle and dissipation of
the fashionable resorts that they long for.
Americans are never so happy as when
in crowd; and when the crowd is well
dressed, then their frolicity is supreme.
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WARRINGTON COUNTY ITEMS.
From the Review and Examine,

From the Review and Examiner.
Wool has been sold at Amity at Csc 70
40c, according 10 quality and condition.
GOVERNOR HARTEAsFT has vetoed the
appropriation 10 the normal schools Of the
State. This will be anything but pleasant
news TO the citizens OF California, where
the Southwestern Normal College is
located.
TIE handsome church edifce erected
BY the VI. L. congregation Of Washing
TN, will be dedicated on Sunday next.
Bishop Foster will be present and preach
at ii O'Clock in the morning and at y in
the evening. The OCCASION Is one OF
gres, interes, and will doubtless draw an
immense aadieace
ONy Of the most extensive fruit grow.
ers in the county informs US that there
will not be half crop Of apples in the
western townships, and that he fears
the same vill hold good Throughout the
county. A few weeks ago the same gen.
tleman vss confident the supply would
be quite large, but be now says that the
young apples are rapidly falling Of. We
sincerely hope be may be mistaken.
On Sunday evening. May 2sih, Con-
stable VIM A. Jackson, Of Hanover
township, with posse Of men, made al
attempt TO arrest two brothers named
William and Moses jackson, who re.
side near Florence, this county, on g
charge OF assault and battery with inteat
70 kill, on information Of Marion JACK
son. After an exciting chase Of -four
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T,.rr.. n,d,c., Philosophy.

The remarkable cures OF dyspepsia con
stipstion, general debility. intrrmi'Isn'
and remittent fevers, nervousness, mental
dependency, and a host Of other All
ments, by that popular botanic In''soi'
ant and Alternative, Hostetters s'oiHA'"
Bitters, prove that TO viidiHc. not dsp'''f'
the sick, IL the true medical phiIo'"p"''
Under the old system patients nhde'N'"'
a course OF treatment that oit'h "N' NV
effect OF exhaustIng Their lev remaining
energies. Drastic purgatioD' ana Wv ~
ministration OF violent remedies WI"
weakening reaction, were frequently ""'
most unnec, ssarily resorted O ia @"
where Inauguration combined win "D.
reguIatiye treatment, was the sole d"''o'
eratom. That this unw.se mode oi neu''
cation has been 10 great extent sba"'
doped N In no small degree due W Inc
success which has aitssded the ps'fI'''
.medy above named.
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THE COURTs.

COURT OF APPEALs-Judges Haynond'
Moore and Green.
The court met at the usual hour yester.
day morning.
An appeal was allowed in the case OF
Zickefoose We. Kuykendali, from Ritchie
county.
The case of Marling VS.. Marling, from
Ohio county, was submitted.
The case of G. 81. Garden ct al. VS. SUI
sauna Bodwig, administrative, was sub.
mitted.
The case of j. w. Zane VS.. P. b. Zane
was heard. Russell for appellant and
Allison and Hubbard for appellees.
The docket OF the Second judicial Cir.
cult will be called this morning.
Court adjourned until this morning al
o'clock.
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A YOUNG physician, who shall be name
less here, having recently opened an
office in this city, proceeded TO wait
patiently for calls. Returning to his
office one evening last week, he was
grstified to fnd summons, and fastened
TO read il Ms follows: "COme to--Jesus.
Whether or not he answered the call, is
not recorded; but friend AYERS that be
supplemented it with a paragraph which
was not on the slate, and which would
call him in an opposite direction from the
written order.
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Wheeling Retail Market.

SEooNp Wednesday Morning.
-fhs market yesterday morning was
one of rare excellence. The wagons ex
tended way below the square, and each
was ladened Ia its full capacity with a
variety OF green stuff. AS an instance OF
the abundance Of vegetables, one gardner
had nearly fifty bu heels Of peas in his
wagon. Buyers were out IN great num-
bers, and the market was thronged.
ALI stuff sold we'll, though at
slightly lower figures than week ago.
The supply of strawberries of an excel
lent quality continues large, and a pro-
duce dealer informed US that he had
made close estimate OF the quantity
handled yesterday, and it was very little
short of 5000 boxes. A gardner named
Peter Schnenl, who lives just below
West Wheeling, deserves special men,
ton as the owner of choice lot Of
Jocundas, every one OF which was as
big as walnut and many of them larger.
He realized % cents box on them
which proves the advantage of raising a
good article. 1t is said that if rain does
Tot speedily arrive this week will nearly
end the season. Ii rain is had then they
will be plentier than ever.
Butter was very plenty, and sold slow.
Eggs are about equal to the demand,
and sold readily AT quotations.
I PRopUCK-Eggs, Is cts per doz;
; choice ,rtter l5(d2oc per 10; chickens S5c
each; spring chickens SOFA 40c each.
Potatoes, 40c per bush.
ell; lettuce Sc per mead, or &c per quarter
peck; radishes &c per bunch; spring
onions Sc per bunch; rhubsrb &c per
bunch; spinach zoe per peck; asparagus
&c per bunch; new cabbage from abroad,
5(GSc per head; new potatoes SOC per
peek; caeumbers 81 each; green peas 20
(a25c per peck; string beans SOC per peck
beets q cts per bunch 90
FRuIr- Gooseher les Sc per quart;
strawberries s@l5c per basket; green cur
rants Sc per quart; cherries 10 cts per
quart.
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miles they succeeded 10 capturing Will
liam and upon being taken before Squire
Shields he was placed under $500 bail for
his appearance at court.
REUNION OF THE 22D CAVALRY
Arrangements are now fully completed
for giving to the 22d cavalry SUCH re-
ception on next Thursday as will do full
credit to our city. The local committee
met at the Kerr House on Tuesday and
perfected programme. The banquet,
speeches and ceremonies will take place
at Dry Run Grove. The visiting soldiery
will assemble at ten o'clock at the Park,
mounted. They will be attended by Todd's
West Alexander brass band At 1920
the escort from this city, composed of the
military, grand army, brass band, mar.
shaIs and staff, will proceed to meet and
escort the troops into the city. A salute
Will be fired from Point Breeze by Kel.
Ter battery. Arriving at the grand'ar
the command will be halted, when Rev.
T. n. Boyle will deliver an address of
welcome. The procession will then move
to the grove, where meeting will be
organized. Hon. e. V. Lawrence will
deliver the annual Grafton, and Lieuten-
ant Crago will read historical sketch.
A free dinner will be provided.
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TEE Masonic meeting advertised for
some days back for the purpose of making
arrangements for celebrating st. Johns
Day, was held at the Masonic Temple
last evening, there being a moderate
attendance. F. A. Britt filled the chair
and James Cunningham acted as secre-
isry.
The minutes of the previous meeting
we're read and adopted and q committee
consisting of Messrs. Wiesgaber, johnson
CLARK, fancy and Smith were appointed
to make the final arrangements for the
grove aud rates of transportation. The
former committee on Music was con-
tinued and an additional committee 10
secure band were appointed
consisting of Messrs. Britt, Fisher
and Travis. Another meeting will
be held mt an early day to per-
feet all the arrangements necessary TO
insure success.
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BASE BALL-That great game of base
ball, for the benefit Of the orphans OF the
CITY, which was 70 bsve taken place
this afternoon, has been postponed
until next Tuesday. The object in post
poning it was to allow all the druggists
of the city time to send for new supply
of arnica. 1t will take place posiiively
ne,, Tuesday afternoon, when the great
est game ever played in America viii
be seen. There Is some talk OF running
excursion trains from neighooring cities,
50 A. to allow everyone 70 see IT.
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Tar SEASON AND DIET.-However
doctors may differ as to the proper
methods Of treating diseases, AL seem to
agree Is 70 the importance Of che proper
regulation Of diet as q sanitary proven.
tive. The extreme warm vesther sd
monishes to es. spanngiy Of meat and
other beating articles of food, and 70 SUBJ
stitute IS far as possible good fresh vege-
tables ane fruit, milk and bread.
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FESTIVAL To-NIGHT.-The ladies Of
the Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church hold
their fair and festival at the Church
building this evening. Call and get some
ice cream and strawberries, and first
class supper. -.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATk-The
following transfer of real estate were
entered in the County Clerks office yes
terday:
Deed made May 9th, 1876, by the
Greenwood Cemetery Association to
John Cariin for lot No. l29 in section
"D." Admitted June 18th; S5312
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CHARGED WITH AssAULT.-Iester
day morning Earnest Laue appeared be-
tore Squire Caldwell and made com.
plant against w. w. Wilson, charging
him with assault. A warrant was issued
for the arrest of Wilson and the case
set for hearing this morning a, 10 O'Clock
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PosTAL-A new pos,ofhce is es,ab-
lished at Locust Knob, Mason county,
West Va, on the route between Upland
and Union Ridge, with Martin X. Ed
monds 40 postmaster. James D. Probst
is appointed postmaster al Pleasant Kun,
Tucker county, Va, vice ". d. Hans
ford, resigned.
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The Democrats OF North CarOIIn, have
nominated u. Is Vance for Goyern"r.
Mr.. Blsine's health Is still lmpro' ng'
The Arkansas Democracy yesterday
nominated w. X. Miller for Governof
General John q. Fizer, q prominent
cotton and commission merchant, 'ni
during the late war = gallant officer lied
ut Memphis yesterday.
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The man who said it was not hot
yesterday was tipsy, and slept off the
effect OF his rotations in an ice house;
dreamed of Greenland, the North Pole
and such places. Everyone should give
such man the cold shoulder.
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ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE CINcIN.
MATT LIGHT GUARps.-We mentioned q
day or TWO since that the above military
organization would he here this evening,
and they requested cooked rations for
fifty men. There was some doubt as 10
how this could be obtained, but Martin,
proprietor of the Capital Dining Rooms,
on Market street. has come to
the rescue. Martin SAYS he will give
them the second Aoor Of his large build
ing, and will furnish each member of the
company first class supper, everything
in season, at the rate Of fifty cent ahead.
We believe this reasonable
p. S.-Msrtin will supply supper TO
ANYBODY else at the same rate.
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BATHING IN DArLIGBT.-Uticer Scott
Liston yesterday arrested lot of
half grown boys for bathing in the riv er
near the suspension bridge, before the
sun had sunk be hind the western hills.
They will have to confront Judge Gran
mer this morning.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-J,ldoe jackson.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JIdQe Jackson.
The Court met at the usual hour yes
terday morning.
The case of j. Lodges assignee, We. the
Peabody Insurance Company, which has
been on trial for the last two days, was
argued and continued. Caldwell d
Caldwell for plaintiff; d. Lamb and H.
G.. Barr for defendants.
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing at 9 o'clock.
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PxRsoSAL-Mr. Archie Paxton, who

PERsoYAL-Mr. Archie Paxton, who
took part II the Belshszzar performsn ce
last night, was presented with magni
Hcent bouquet.
Another one Of the bachelor invinci-
bles has fallen by the wsyside, and join
ed the enemy's camp. Mr.. Lem Busby
was married yesterday to Miss Hsnnsh
Phillips
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ACCIDENT. AT THE LA BELLE MILL

ACCIDENT. AT THE LA BELLE MILL.
Yesterday afternoon while workmen
were engaged in tearing down
the healing house of the
La Belle Mill, an unfortunate accident
occurred. Five men were on the roof
cutting and saving, when suddenly it
gave way. precipitatIng the men with it.
Three of the men were injured and the
other two escaped. John McGentry
had his scalp torn of from the center of
his head to one ear, and had his skull
fractured. Dennis McLarkey had one Of
his ankles broken and friedrich Eberling
had his right shoulder dislocated. Drs.
Hazlett and Pipes attended to the wound.
ed men.
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REDUCTION OF PRICEs.-As viii be
seen by an advertisement elsewhere pub.
lished, Me.srs. Huseman & Mendel, the
enterprising liverystablemen, have made
a general reduction in the price ~
livery. They have the best stock and
finest buggies, carriages, &c. to be found
in the city, and the low prices will add
10 their already great popularity.
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COUNTY CoURT-Judge Cochran.
The Court met at the usual hour yes
terday afternoon.
John Croxton, aged Is years and
David Croxton, aged l6 years, requested
the appointment of John Blattner for
their guardian.
The Court adjourned until Friday at 2
p NJ .Ht...
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ENGLISH spsrrows are now doing duty
on the Island rs worm catchers. There
is no doubt of it, the early bird catches
the worm,
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A NUMBER OF Catholic gentlemen are
talking about giving Mother de Chantal
proper testimonial before her departure
for her new home in the East
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THERE is every prospect for the early
completion of The Elm Grove railroad.
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AN excellent supper will be served at
the Centennial Strawberry Festival and
Old Folks Concert, on Thursday and
Friday evenings.
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NEW potatoes are coming into fashion.
They wear light jackets, and are travel
worn in appearance.
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s".,s.,aa', CINCINNATI, June ~, 1876.
The market has been well supplied
with eorsmon and medium grades, and
prices are little lower, with tar de-
Insnd ut the decline.
HoEsKs-The sales aggregate about $50
head, of which three car loads were ship
ped, 70 = Philadelphia and one tceNew
York. A few good driving horses sold
st Sla6@l5O, but fancy stock is scarce
and would bring more; street car stock
selk at $a60liS snd y in good demand.
Common 10 good work horses are in fair
request, and sell 1t $So@90 but Plugs are
difficult to sell at $20(95o-
MuLEs--There are not many offered,
and the demand Is light Good "a 70 ~
hand mules bring $60tS7S, ard la(a'iSs
hands $s5(9l10 "'7+
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GREAT ExcrrEMKsr AND REDUCTION
Best Prints cts per yard; Bleached
an Brown Muslin 5 cts per yard; Gren-
adina down to cts per yard, and all
Dry Good and Carpets in proportion.
Come now for Bargains. Iii
j. w. FEKRKrL
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Jusr received and opened, from New
York, q large supply Of A Plaid and
Plain. Panxee Silk 81 Is cents per yard
by j. w. FERRrL, Cor. Main and Twen-
tieth streets.
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WHAT the country now needs is an
iceman's bells punch that will ring when
they give short weight.
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THE Cincinnati Light Guards will ar
rive this evening. Who will receive
them2 Don't all speak at once.
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POLICE CoURr-Judqe Cra,,mer.

POLICE CoURT-Judge CTdnnaer.
There was only one cases before the
Police Court yesterday morning.
Lille Chippy confessed judgment TO
keeping house of i'll fame, and paid a
fine OF twenty dollars and costs.
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THE Belmont Mill folks will drink
water from the bottom OF well pretty
soon.
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News from Cincinnati was what peo-
pie pan,ei Tor yesterday.
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The river is getting so low that single
SOULS have to be kept in the proper chan
mel.
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The fishing clubs ara getting in read
mess for the summer campaign.
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The County Court has adjourned until
Friday afternoon ut > O'Clock.
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Board of + iucatlon will be held tonight.
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BEST Pittsburgh Ale and Best Liquors
AZ JOHN GEBHARTs
South Wheeling.
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A BAND of Italians sre preambulating
the streets.
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The cheapness of Dry Goods and Car
pets is all the talk now At
J. W. FERRELs,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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Bur the biggest drive is in white and
dotted Msrseilles and Percales At 10
cents per yard, by J. W. FERRRKL
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mn x.lN MAZE or kemAle. oend your
w III address and gei something
WANT that will bring you In honor
MONGu fSVESTORS' UNION,
alb Us Green vich 81, sew York.
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EVERY man you meet is a portable
mausocum for buried berries.
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ANOTHER supply of splendid Carpet.
and in great bargains, by j. w. Ferrel.
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RIVER NEWS.

The place to get the best shoes for the
least money is At l.. v Blends.
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The centre of excitement over cheap
Dry Goods and Carpets is at
j. w. FERREL's
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A GREAT OFFER. M #2HAss

dispose OF 100 PIANOS AND ORGANS
OF hrst-eisss makers, including Waters, a.
Extremely Low Prices Tor cash, during
this month, or part cash, and balance In
small monthly payments. The sAme ~ let.
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SELLING shoes regardless of cost at l.
V. Blends.