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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-06

DUPREz & BEsEDGcTs NEW ORLEANS
MISsrRELs.-It il almost unnecessary to
remind our readers that the above cham
pion troupe are announced to appear at
the Opera House on Saturday, November
llth. The troupe is too thoroughly known
and highly appreciated to need comment
from the press. This Is the Oldest and
best organized travelling troupe on the
American continent, and Atheir entertain
ments are unriyalled.
They introduce new system for SELL
ing reserved seats. Their popular prices
OF admission are so and So cents. No ex.
tra charge for reserved seats If bought be-
fore the day the concert is to take place.
Reserved seat tickets sold six days in ad.
vance at so cents each. On the day and
evening OF the entertainment reserved
seat tickets WILDE 25 cents extra as usual.
Secure your reserved seats in advance
and avoid the extra charge. Seats now
on sale at Adams & Lucas Music Store.
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OF on MARKET STREET,
ITO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties Of Small Means Desirous Of
Engaging In Grape Growing,
Coal Mining or Market


On aerount Of advanced age AN desir0uS q
changing my resIdente and therefore Oder for SalI
my farm situated opposite the eity q Whesiins' o.
the river bank, midway between Bridgeport and
MlrtiAS Ferry, and Immediately adjoining tho VI,
lac Of KIniTllle. The property condIta Of q
acres Of hill and IablS land and IS Of nyef bottom
In the hill there are two seams Of COAL w and Sh
Leaf thick, three deposits Of Limestone, an too
vein Of e0Ss texture and OF free stone an IL foot
vein Of mari, which altogether make sol and %
underlying bel Of dtpohtS Of rich AID valuable
character.
On the surface, the larger portion Of which llei
gently sloIAng 10 the cast and ali under direct *
posufe 10 The sun, 10 Vineyard Of IS acrea, mostly
StAWa EE1pes, ali In hne tearing condition, about
seven years old, which has proven lbelt able 10 pay
. handsome per cent the CultlvatOF.
The properly y being approached above and be,
low By an adynncing udo u petsoni seeking ANAL
homeItsAdI, and Il nov really the only unoeeupted
territory between Bridgeport and Martins Ferry
II 10 valuable a. an investment for capital seekIng
ESie purchase, and valuable 10 those Eho want mar
kst iHrdenIng ground eius9 70 the city. II lfouu
BEAUTIFULLY upon the river and commands view q
the ety, The lLAnd and the whole scenery Of th'
valley.
In two annual payments, PER cent Interest on de
fGrVd paymeniL For further Particular lnduir'
oi RICHARD CRAWFORD
On the premises, or By mail at Bridgeport, Ohio
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IHPoRIATIoH FOR VoTERs-The cleo
ton law provides that the polls shall be
opened not later than sunrise in the
morning, and not closed before sunset In
the evening. By consulting the almanac
We end that the sun will rise tomorrow
morning at 6:S7 O'Clock, and set at 400
o'clock. Our friends should therefore
bear in mind taAt the polls will close be.
fore 8 O'Clock, and get in their votes in
due season.
Below We give the boundaries Of the
various city districts and the places Of
voting in each:
VaIkinqton Observation-Disclosures Fulton
and ali that part Of the city above the
middle Of Ninth street. and votes at Wig
liant Engine House.
MadisSn-The Seventh Ward or Island,
and that part Of the city east Of the river
and from the middle Of Ninth street TO
the middle Of Eleventh street, and votes
at the upper end Of the Second Ward
Market House, 10 #7-N
Cay-That part Of the city between the
centre Of Eleventh street and the centre
OF Fifteenth street and Alley u, TO Mar
ket street, east aide Of Market TO Four
tenth, and centre Of Fourteenth to the
river, and votes at the Court House.
Uni0a-That part OF the city south Of
the south line Of Clay District and north
Of the creek, and votes at the Atlantic
Engine House.
GHhs-That part OF the city from the
south bank Of the creek to Twenty.third
street, and votes at the Guards Hose
House.
ReJIssr-That part OF the city from
Twenty.third street to Thirty:second
street, and votes at the United Engine
House.
Riteha-Embraces all that part OF the
city south or below Thirty.secOnd street
and to the southern line Of the city, and
votes at the Office Of Squire john W.
Schultz.
The following are the voting places in
the country precincts:
Triadetphid-Pfeeinet No. 1-FritG H!-
er's House.
ReeiNa No. e-wesley RObinsOn's
house.
Recinet No. 3-School house on Ma
tional road near frat toll gate.
Liberty-Rreeina No. Mrs. BeagIei
house, Valley Grove.
Precinct No. 2-wm. Irwin'' house
West Liberty. 100. ...
RecinY No. S-school house. Potomac
Riehland = Precinct No : schoo
house.
Prseinet No. 2-Gleun's Run sChoo
house. ..4tE g..r." .-f
The following are the election Commits
n Wa.hinstoa-H. W. Phillips, Michae
Edwards, james Roberts.
IMadison-John G. Smith, Charles
Lukens, Geo. K. Wheat. :,
GGy--John Howell, Ohio HeiskelI
John a. Hall.
Union-John q. Downs, Casper Hell
james Launder.
0ntrs-Thomes H. Reed, Charles Bin
CELL, John voegler.
, Rtbaa--Janes NJ. Todd, StepheI
Clark, g. &. Murdoch.
Racha-T. B. Thompson, Thos. Nc
Cready, John ". Wait.
Trtadelphia- Precinct No. l-E. N
D Atkinson, D. NJ. Thornburgh, J. F
. Smith.
i, Preeine. No. 2-F. NJ. Henderson, IVES
ley Robinson, samue! Oldham.
Precinct No. 3-Jos. L. Bedillion, JohI
Pfarr, Isaac Blanchard.
Librty-Pteeiaa No. IL. D. Whitman
I VIM. CASTOR, Isaac Davis.
Prseiaa No. 2-L. B. Morgan, Phil
Young, Vincent Vanmeter. >,
Prectnl No. 3-John Howard, J. II
o Montgomery, James Blayney.
!. Riehland - Precinct No. l--lsaac L
Kelly, Alonuo ]. McCOllOch, William
North.
Precinl No. 2--James C. McCord
Philip Reilly, John B. Lyle.
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TIE FrYrH WARD DEMocRA41c
MEETIHG.-TKe ColOred Orator Not Pr
milted 10 Sptak. - Notwithstanding the
elaborate preparations made by the
Democracy for their meeting in tie Fifth
Ward Saturday night, the affair was an
inplorious fule. Not more than four
or Eve hundred people, all told, Assem-.
BLEED about the platform, at the lower end
Of the Market house. The meeting was
presided over by J. q. Good, Esq, and
addresses were delivered by ex-GoV. Sam.
Price, Hon. VIM. II. TrayerS, Sen
ator II. G. Davis, and Col. Robert
White, Attorney General elect. The
colored person who GRATED al
Bellaire a few nights since was also
present, and attempted 70 make speech
His appearance upon the platform caused
an uproar in comparison with which thu
confusion at Babel would dwindle int
insignifcance. He was assailed from al
sides by insulting epithets, and was final
~ pulled from the platform BY MAR
force. This summary proceeding arouseC
others who had before taken no part ii
the disturbance, and quarrel ensued owe
the unfortunate African. He was finally
and with great difficulty, again force'
forward and upon the platform, and agaiI
commenced to speak. The disorder ther
became general, and every effort was mad
to drown the speakers voice. The band o
music started up a lively air, and tn
crowd yelled and hooted at the top o
their voices. So the colored orator wa
compelled to retire, and the meetinl
broke up in a general row. The affair wa
disgracetul in the extreme.
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CENTENNIAL EXCURSION. Tuesday
will certainly be the last chance for cheap
rates to the great Exposition. Many
have been DESTROYS that an opportunity
might be presented so that the teachers
and scholars of the city schools and
those around might have the advantage
Of low fare. Now is the time. The rates
offered by the B. & o. Railroad Company
are 50 50 and 81 25, as we understand.
Upon this road the scenery is grand and
picturesque. Cheat River Valley, the
mountain tops in the distance, and their
deep gorges are beautiful indeed.
Parents, School Commissioners, Super
intendents and teachers, all 20 TO work
to-day, and tomorrow send of an excur-
sion that will honor the cause Of educa-
ton and do credit to the city Of Wheel
ing. All are assured that R. 7. Devries,
agent, will furnish the best Of coaches
and careful and polite conductors.
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ROBBERY IN CENTRE wHEEINo.-on
Saturday afternoon, during the absence Of
the family, the residence Of Mr.. James
Holiday. in Centre Wheeling,was entered
by Thief, who carried of the following
articles: gold watch and chain, with
bracelet attached, gold ring with garnet
set, fine silk dress, mutf, pair Of shoes,
and other articles Of clothing. The thief,
who is without doubt woman, arrayed
herself in some Of Mrs. Holidays cloth
ing, and left her old clothes on the floor
in exchange. The cast-of clothing was
marked maggie Coleman" Lizzie Gray,
girl who had been employed in the
family as a domestic, was seen about the
premises during the afternoon, and II Ia
thought she knows something about the
robbery. The case is in the hands Of
Justice Hammer, who will investigate it
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MURDER WILL ou1.-A lev
August Flower was Discovers A." y
certain cure for DySpepsia ,ri y "a
Complaint. A few thin dy,p.n,Si., I've
known to their friends how s e,,;l! NY.
quickly they had been cured ST !! Z:
The great merits Of Greea'I Az y !, "
became heralded through Tie Sor,,. "
one sufferer 10 another, until, Ei,S.S: J
vertisipg, its sale has become iTS u
Druggists in Every Tom in tbs ~. |.
States are selling il. No person MI ,, sllss
with sour stomach, Sick HeSd,sSS.. ' Z Y I
tivenesS, Palpitation Of the Hp,s !, - !.
gestion, Low Spirits, ETC., can 49, !! M
doses without relief. Go TO Won, Sass'
gtSt and get a bottle for IS cent Ia, y. y e
it. Sample bottles 10 cents, va y
agents, Logan, List 4 Co., and Ls s'.
Bros. 4 Co. 49,
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DEMocRArlc CussEpSEsS-As the Re.
publican procession was marching up
Main street Saturday night, Democratic
rough .under cover Of the darkness in
"Paper Mill Alley" stoned the juvenile
club, which marched in the rear OF the
battalion. Something OF this nature ia al,
waysexpected when Republican process
sion parades the streets Of Wheeling. II
Is method a certain class Of Democrats
have OF expressing their opposition to the
Republican party. It is considered by
them the very height Of glory, Il they can
alley, where they cannot be seen, and
from whence they can easily escape, and
pelt Republican torch,bearars with rocks
not caring whom they may hit. It'll a
matter OF regret that some Of the scoun.
drels have not been caught and punished
a. they deserve.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-06

GONG TO BELLAIRE. - The Hayes
Guards OF Wheeling will go to Bellaire to.
night to participate in the grand torch.
light procession in that city. Capt. Ed.
Hornbrook has generously proposed TO
supply a steamer and barges, free Of
charge, to transport the boys. The
steamer will leave the wharf promptly at
6:i5 o'clock. The prospects are favorable
for amonster denomination, and we hope
our companies will turn out strong.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-06

On Friday afternoon last horses
hoof, which had been undergoing pre-
paration as an anatomical specimen, was
stolen from the Office Of Husemen &
Mendel's livery stable. DR.. Pusdy, who
was preparing the specimen, stepped out
OF the office for 4 moment, leaving q
young man inside, alone. When he re.
turned both the young man and the hoof
had disappeared.
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REDUCTION IN Bill OF FARE.-The
attention OF our readers is called TO the
notice Of Martin Thornton, proprietor
Of the Capital Dining Rooms, making a
general reduction in the prices charged
In his establishment. Martin Is an en-
terprising restaurateur, and is bound to
keep pace with the times. He Is follow.
Ing the general shrinkage in prices, and
will give man square. meal as cheap
as he could buy it before tho war.
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Proposed ART ExH1BTIos.-.Governol
Jacob has received letter from Prof
Alexander Rossi, President OF the So
sciety Of Art, at Milan, offering to bring
to this city and exhibit free Of charge
sixty pieces Of the finest sculpture II
ltaly's art exhibition at the Centennial
aud sixty Of the rarest paintings, proyid
ed hall Is furnished by the citizens
The object Of Prof. Rossi is to effect sales
We hope that some effort will be made
by our citizens to secure the exhibition,
which would be quite treat to the pub
lie at large,
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The teachers Of the public schools
held meeting on Saturday to consider
the propriety Of getting up Centennial
excursion OF their own. They desire q
short vacation for that purpose, but as the
Board OF Education are divided upon the
question Of granting the vacation, the re,
suit is uncertain. Another meeting will
be held this morning, when the matter
will be finally decided upon. We under
stand that the B. & o. railroad company
ofiers to take the teachers and pupils al
special rates-S9 so for teachers and pa
rents, and 81 % for children.
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FleHr ON MARKET srREEr.-on Sat-
urday morning Chiefly" Reed and Burke
Watson had difficulty on Market street,
in the vicinity Of the Postofice, which
res ulted in the former getting a severe
beating. A number Of his teeth were
knocked out, and his head aud face were
bruised up considerably. Watson was
arrested, and the examination Of his case
postponed until this morning. Reed will
also be arrested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-06

An old prophet OF the Democracy pre-.
diets that Tilden will be elected
because the crop Of hickory nuts this
year Is IMMENSE thing that has not
happened since Buchanan waS elected in
80. He seems to forget that yellow
worms amt healthy hickory nuts.
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SANFoRp.--Mr. Sam. Sanford and his
comedy company closed their engagement
on Saturday, playing "uncle Toms Cab.
Ia" in the afternoon and HTen Nights In q
Bar Room" at night. During the presenta'
ton OF the former, the little girl who
plays the part Of "Eva' was taken sud.
denly III, and her place was supplied
during the remainder Of the play by a
woman Of thirty.fve or whereabouts. The
effect was ludicrous in the extreme. The
engagement Of this company, We should
judge by the size Of the audiences, was =
financial failure.
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A Row IN THE DoRooN FAMILY
Mr.. Timothy Dorgon and his better hall
engaged in q family row on Saturday
evening, at their residence at the wharf
and the services OF an officer were
necessary to quell the disturbance. . OF
Ger Defibaugh was called in, and took Tim
into custody. The case will be examined
at the police court this morning.
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PROBATE BusINEss.-In the Probate
Court on Saturday, Mrs. Sarah R. Glib.
son was appointed Guardian Of hbbio ],
Gibson, aged 20 years; Geo. q. Gibson
aged Is years; John NJ. Gibson, aged 8
years; Mamie Gibson, aged O years, and
Charlie A. Gibson, aged 2 years, orphans
Of George Gibson, deceased, giving bond
10 the sum Of $1,000 each, with J. n,
Pollock as surety. Mrs. Gibson was also
appointed administrative Of the estate oil
Sarah N. Gibson and Emma H. Gibson,
giving 81 900 bond in each case, with the
same surety as before.
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Boy Run oyER.-A boy named Elmer
Keeche was knocked down and run over
by Wendeps express team, at the corneI
Of Market and 14th streets, Saturday
morning. His head was cut and bruised
considerably, but the injuries are mol
considered serious,
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TRANSFER OF REAL ESTATE. : The
following transfer OF real estate was
admitted to record in the office Of the
Clerk of the County Court on Saturday
Deed made June 10, 1875, by Helena
Baker and George Baker, her husband,
to John Prettyman, for lot No. 3inthe
town OF Triadelphia; $3.50.
Deed made June 10, 1876, by James NJ
Pollock TO D. G. Frazier, Tor 10 acres Of
land in Liberty district, on the waters Of
Little Wheeling Creek, and lying along
the National Road; $1,000.
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A MARTINS Ferry correspondent
writes: "There is trouble in the Demo
cratic camp here over the negro speaker
that was brought here on last Friday
night. The Irish Democrats are mac
over having mayer forced upon them
The Republicans are feeling good over
the family quarrel"
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RE1MBoIDs BuoHu is still in the re-
NTH Of It's popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of Dr.. Hslmbold, the cele-
brated medicine Is still manufactured at
the laboratory at Philadelphia, and Is
sold by all respectable druggists. II Is
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter
ieiu. Genuine has proprietor's private
stamp. John F. Henry, New York, so'o
Agent. dAW
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The Democratic trausparencies usual.
ly take tho form OF pyramid. The OBJ.
ject Is so that Tilden can slide down, and
won't have to do any more jumping. II
there was square platform, there would
be nothing but broken legs after the cleo
tim. r..- .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-06

THE disappointment and modification
which the result Of the election is bound
to inaict, in any event, will doubtless be
mach mitigated BY the rapid succession
Of that most Joyous era-the buckWheat
cakes and molasses season.
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UNnkR BoND.-Upon complaint Of
Fred. Hoehle, John Minkemeyer was be-
fore Justice Schultz on Saturday to an.
swer a charge Of disturbing the peace.
The defendant was required 10 give bond
In the sum OF 500, conditioned TO be Of
good behavior for the period Of one year.
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Our cloaks are finished better than
Eastern shop.work, the cloth in every one
is sponged, and our prices lower than any
one in the city. Come and satisfy your
sell. We are ready to show you more
styles than all others combined.
L. BLUM & Bro.
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JUSTICE CALpwE1L-Annie Jones was
before this Justice on Saturday morning,
in answer to peace warrant issued at
the instance Of Susan Dawson. The de.
PENDANT was held In $50 10 be OF good be.
baylor for the next six months,
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MEETING III MARTINS FERRY.-The
Martina Ferry Republicans will hold a
meeting tonight, and cordially invite
their friends on this side Of the river 10
be present. Capt. Danford has promised
to be present and address the meeting.
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REPuBLicAS1sM ABLAzE.-The Repub.
licans had q wonderful triumph, Saturday
evening, in their torchlisht parade, the
mammoth proportions Of which, notwith'
standing the brilliant successes that have
preceded Il, excited astonishment as well
Is admiration among the spectators Of
other political faiths and jnbilant mani
ieatations Of surprise from the thousands
who were in sympathy with the event. Al
far as the eye Of the observer could reach
up or down the line, there was nothing but
tremendous army Of torch-bearers, gaily
uniformed, eight abreast, marching viii
soldierly step and brave address. Their
there were the ceaseless cheers for Hayes
the soldier, patriot, statesman and man
and the never ending music from bandl
and flies and drums, stirring enthusiasm
10 its utmost. ..
But this was only part Of TIE gall
scene. Never before have there beer
such immense crowds in the streets
Thousands Of people thronged the side
walks, and filled windows, balconies, ant
every available position along tn
line Of march. Men cheered, ladie
waved their hAndkerchiets and in re.
Spouse came from the magnificent column
shouts after shouts Of the enthusiasm
that makes victory certain.
Atthe point Of rendezvous, corner Mar
ket and 18th streets, the clubs arrives
promptly, and were formed into lin
smoothly and with a show Of splendid dis
cipline In the ranks and efficiency on tn
part OF the officers. About s o'clock tn
procession moved up Market street
short distance and countermarched
thence proceeding over the followin
route: Down Market to 10th, up 2otl
| to Chapline, down Chapline to 24tt
down 2lth to Main, up Main to 10th, d
Goth to Market, up Market TO 18th, al
18Th to Jacob, up Jacob to 10th, up lot
to Woods, up Woods 70 10Th, dow
18th to Eoff, up Eof to l4th, down lat!
to Market, up Market TO 9th, down 81
10 Main, down Main to 18th.
The houses all along the route Of tn
procession were brilliantly ILLUMINATED
and in many instances were elaborated
and tasteiully decorated with bunting
evergreens and Chinese lanterns, an
eolored fires were burned at ditieter
points along the line. The number
men in line was variously estimated
from 1900 10 1000, and from the mos
accurate count we could obtain ther
were fully 1000 men in line, includin
those on foot, on horses, in carriages, Ell
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You vlllliye to regret it II you fail to
take your wife aud children 10 the Cen.
tennial on the CO P. Excursion on No.
yember eth. Fare for round trip 50 80.
Children under IL years Of age, half
nrice, =. .rr-
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Six CAsrs.-six cases had been report.
ed at police headquarters last night. They
were all disorderlics, viz; Tim. DArgon,
Taylor Duffy, Harry Mason, John Nc.
Neal and two others, whose names are
unknown. h" .H
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CLEMNESs.-ou Saturday, SOvt:aS.s d,
at o'clock P. NJ, At the rehdenU q hHi'sS
LIZZIE CLEMENS, aged 81 year..
The funeral will take place from the Frssa Z
Daniel Clemmsn', al Fulton, this 'itEs&a 1
1870 O'Clock. Friends Of the IGmiIy lr. Ists!s
lstoubsuville pspen PEAS Hpyl
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IF you want something stylish In Pho.
tographs that will please yourself and
friends, 90 to Parsons, 1905 Market
street llate Hall,s Galleryl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-06

HARD Tr1Esl Money is scarce, such
Is the cry. Then go to I. Blum & Bros
II you wish 10 purchase anything in the
dry goods line; you will save from 10 to
% per cent, and get new and fresh goods,
as they are opening new styles daily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-06

JOSH Bn11ss's ALMANAC says: "About
this Time look out for cold weather. !"
And II should have added: Keep Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup in readiness,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-06

Parsons Qate of Higgins Gallery
1905 Market street, opposite Mcclure
House, Is making the finest and most
Artislfc PhotoRraphs in the CITY. - =
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/ SIX marriage licenses were Issued by
County Clerk Woods last week, on the
following days: Monday, !; Wednesday,
2; Friday, 2; Saturday, l.
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EIoHTEEN deeds Of trust aud fourteen
deeds in fee were admitted to record by
the Clerk Of the County Court last
week. --- 4