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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-11
MARINE DISASTER
Burning Of the Propeller st.
Clair.
Sixteen Passengers and Ten
of the Grew Lost.

Houston, MICH, July l0.-Last Sun
day morning about two o'clock, the pro-
pellor St. CLAIR. Captain Robert Rhymes,
belonging to Ward line, on her way
from Duluth, left Ontohagon for this
port, having en- board eighteen passen-
gers and crew of fourteen persons.
When of Fourteen Mile Point, fire
was discovered in the forehold OF
the vessel. and in less
than five minutes the boat
was enveloped in smoke and flames from
one end to the other. Owing TO the
rapidity with which the flames spread,
but one boat WAS launched. Life pre-
servers were brought on deck, and all
succeeded in putting one on, when rush
was made for the yswl, which was
swamped six or seven times. The water
was very cold, and it was not long before
all but one of the passengers, sixteen
in number, persisted, together with ten OF
the crew. When the boat caught fire,
she was about five miles from shore. The
following is a list of the saved: Robert
Rhymes, captain; Daniel j. Stenger,
first engineer; Thomas q. Bathman,
mate; Thomas Fortier, wheelman; John
b. Shiphin, passenger 1t is reported
that among the passengers lost were d
number Of residents from Antonsgon
and Marquette county. The boats cargo
was made up of cattle, -four, feed, &c.
Tugs and boats are out searching for
the bodies. No further particulars have
been obtained.
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Continued from First Page.

for ten days longer, the bill authorizing
the public printing to be carried on.
Passed.
Mr.. Holman. moved to suspend the
rules, and adopt % resolution ipstructing
the Committee on Banking and Currency
10 report for the consideration and
amendment of bill to repeal so much OF
the resumption att as provides for the
redemption OF United States notes with
coin. ,'Negatived by q vote Of los to 80,
not two-thirds in the Affirmative ,.,-s
A resolution for the supply OF lemonade
and iced tea was offered BY Mr.. Stone,
and rejected by vote Of 81 to l65.
Mr.. Cox moved that when the House
adjourn it be till Thursday next. Re-
iected-Yeas 81, nays l39. ,.,.
The object of MIR. Cox in making the
motion was that all the conference COM
mittees would get up with their work TO
prevent other mischievous legislation.
Mr.. Holman then moved that when
the House adjourn il be till Wednesday
next. Agreed to by q vote of so to ~
Adjourned.
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akIGHBORHOOD NEWS
BELLAIRE.

TIE hunters started yesterday morn
ing. The commissary department was
complete.
THE City Commissioner failed to get
hands yesterday on account OF the heat.
BLAcKBERRIEs have made their ap-
pearance IN this market, and sell three
quarts for Is cents.
Our friend John Hooper has just re-
turned from very extended trip through
the South and West, and we are glad to
say is looking finely.
Mr.. ALGIE SULLIVAN starts for Phila
delphia to-day.
PULrNEY TOWNSHIP is entitled to the
Sheriff this term.
THERE will be a Tilden and Hendricks
meeting at City Hall Thursday night.
Turn out.
SQUIRE JOHN J. POWELL is now in
New York.
THERE was any amount Of willing
done in Bellsire yesterday.
j. b. SMITH, ESQ.,, wife and son, will
start for the big show at Philadelphia
next week.
HAYES begs hard for votes in his letter
of acceptance but being a salary .grabber
himself, and being mixed up with such a
hard crowd, the people won't trust him
THE City Council meets tonight.
THE Bellaire Tilden and Hendricks
Club will have Glee Club connected
with it.
THERE are several prominent Repub-
licans in Bellaire who have already come
out on the side of Tilden and Reform.
&c. MORRIS returned from Philadel-
phia yesterday.
The Bellaire and Southwestern rail
road goes on.
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated feet inches in the channel.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati
yesterday morning.
The Science departed for Parkersburg
at the usual hour yesterday morning.
The Heatherington stuck her tow in
Fish Greek Sunday afternoon. Three
barges are hard aground and are sunk in
the channel total loss. One OF the
barges landed opposite Fish Creek and
two others at Hubb's landing.
The G. w. HornbrOok is due from
Pittsburgh this morning.
The Mallie Ragon is the Parkersburg.
packet this morning at lO4 o'clock.
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati
at p. NJ, to-day.
[By Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, July 10.-River feet
inches and falling. Weather clear and
very:warn.
MEMPHIS, July l0--River % icet;
mercury 80. Arrived White and
Grand Tower, Vicksburg. No depart
ures.
CINCINNATI, July l0,-River IA feet
inches, and falling. Arrived-Baum,
Memphis; Robert Mitchell, New Orleans.
Weather clear and hot.
CAIRO, July l0.-Arrived-Barn
St. Louis Departed-Eddyville, Nash
vile, Bee No. |. River "a feet 2 inches
and stationary. Weather fair; mercury
S4o.
NASHVILLE, July 10.-River rising
with feet inches in the channel. Ar
rived-Hlllman and Bransiord, Cairo.
Departed-Branstord, Greenvile.
LOUISVILLE, June l0.-W Weather warm
and clear. Arrived-Glasgow, Evans
vile: Mitchell and Golden Rule, New
Orleans. Depsrted-Alice, Cincinnati.
River feet and falling.
ST. LOUIS, June O-Arrived-Dol-
phin, Upper Mississippi; Polar Star,
Lower Mississippi; Capital City, Vicks-
burg. Departed-Mitchell, Evansville,
River continued stationary till this
morning, when it commenced rising
again slowly. Weather very hot.
EvANsvILLE,July l0-Port list-Up-
Idlewlld, Red Cloud, Grey Eagle, Lilly,
Bowling Green. Down-Sandy. Gov
Garland, Shinkle, and johnson. Weather
clear till this afternoon, cloudy and rainy
during the afternoon; mercury 10 to 81
degrees. River rising slowly with II and
4-l0 feeet on the guage.
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Modern Women.

II is sad commentary upon our
boosted civilization that the women OF
our times have degenerated in health and
physique until they are literally a race
Of invalids-pale, nervous, feeble and
back-achy, with only here and there u
few roble exceptions in the persons OF
the robust, buxom ladies characteristic of
the sex in days gone by. By very
large experience, covering period OF
years, and embracing the treatment of
many thousands of cases ofthose ailments
peculiar to Women, DIR. Pierce OF the
Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo, n. T., has
perfected by the combination of certain
vegetable extracts, natural specific,
which he does not eXtol as cure-all, but
one which admirably tultills a singleness
of purpose, being most positive and re
liable remedy for those weaknesses and
complaints that stllict the women OF the
present day. This natural specific COM
pound is called DR.. Perce's Favorite Pre-
scription. The following are among
those diseases in which this wonderful
medicine has worked cures Ms if by
magic, and with certainty never be-
fore attained by any medicines: Weak
back, nervous and general debility,
falling and other displscements of inter
nal organs, resulting from debility and
lack of strength in natural supports, in
ternal fever, congestion, Inflammation
and liberation and very many other
chronic diseases incident u wsmen not
proper TO mention here, in which, as we'll
AS in the cases that have been enuner-
sted, the Favorlte Prescription effects
cLres-the marvel vi the world. 1t will
not do harm in any state or condition of
the system, and by adopting its use the
invalid lady may avoid that severest of
ordeals-the consulting of family ply
stefan. Fsvoriie Prescription Is sold by
dealers in medicines generally.
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The War Against Disease.

The war waged against disease by Hos
letters stomach Bitters goes bravely on.
Dispatches are constantly received from
the cured indicating the decisive nature
of the advantages obtained by the great
botanic cordial over its formidable adver-
sary. Malarial fevers, constipation, tor.
pidity OF the liver and kidneys, general
debility, nervousness and rheumatic all
ments invariably yield TO this conqueror
and preventive of disease. For the mfr
mites incident TO the decline of life it is
also an excellent specific. II hastens con.
valescence and repairs the ravages of i'll
health by facilitating the conversion OF
food into blood OF rich and nourishing
quality. The appetite is improved by it,
and in cases OF nervous disease IL tranquil
ICES that great sensoriam, the brain. far
more efiectually than any mineral soda
4 tx-..
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CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION
Secretary OF State Hedrick yesterday
issued certificate of incorporation to
the "Germanis Club" corporation
formed for the purpose of social enjoy.
ment, reading, conversation and mental
cultivation" The principal office and
place of meeting is to be at Charleston.
The corporation is to expire on the first
of July, 1890. Twenty-Five dollars have
been subscribed and paid in as capital
stock, the privilege beng reserved Of in
creasing it to 81 500. The stockholders are
Jacob Habercr, Simonn Berke, A. w.
Flock, Joseph Bohnert and Fred Miller.
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Mo- yoex .1ulv 1o-t,ottop-Mar.

New YORK, July 10.-Cotton-Mar-
ket dull at life; futures barely steady;
July II 19-32@lltc; August llI9.16ci
September II 1S.$2@ll 7-l6c; October
llf@ll 8 s2c; November IL 5-32@ll j.
lee. Flour-Receips $4,000 barrels;
holders generally disposed to realize;
No. 2, So 0O@2 Is; superfine western and
State So OO@8 80; common to good IA w
"a %; good TO choice 81 S0@5 As; white
wheat extra IS 2O(d7 rs; extra Ohio 81 40
@6 1885, LOUIS S6 1903 Oe: Rye Flour
-S,eadyat 81 D@5 20. Corn Meal
Steady; vsstefn$2 6093 90. Wheat
Dull and irregular; receipts 79,UO
bushels; unsound SIC; ungraded spring
9Oc(6$l 10; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 10; No.
9Sc9l 90. Rye Quiet; State S5@SSc;
western 7s@7SAc. Barley-Flrm and
market steady. Corn-Qulet; receipts
IL 500 bushels; western mixed hot and
heated 4s@53c; mixed steamer graded Of
@5Sc. Oats-Steady; receipts l2S,OOO
bushels; western mixed and state 800
4Oc. Hay-Quiet, steady and unchanged.
Hops-Dull and nominal. Co6ee-Quiet
and unchanged Sugar Firm; fair 70
good refining 84@s!c; prime 8sc; re-
fined very firm at lOt@lli. Molssses
and Rice-Quiet and unchanged. Petro-
leum-Demand fair and market firm;
crude Sc; refined l7ac; in cases 1920.
Tallow-Dull and heavy at 8s@S I l6c.
Realistically at 81 709l 75.- Eggs
Unchanged. Pork-New mess $40 10
620 Is. Beef Quiet; middles firm;
long clear western lOlc; city l0sc Lard
Dull; prime steam $ll rs. Butter
Steady; western l5@23c. Cheese-Firm
at 4@l0c. Whisky-Quiet and steady
at 81 l3I.
CIkcINNATI, July 10 Cotton-Duli
and nominal. Flour-Firm; family S. 90
as 25. Wheat-Firm at 81 1901 Is
Corn-Steady and nominal Oats-Dull
and unchanged. Rye-Dull and nomi-
nal. Pork-$2O so bid; generally held
higher. Lard-Dull and nominal; prime
steam llG1lic. Bulk Meats Firm at
sI@103@l05c. Bacon-Dull at 9@ll2
@l2c. Whisky-Firm at 81 10. Butter
Quiet; western reserve l3@l5c.
Hogs-Steady; fair to good light Sc 95
@6 so; heavy 81 1895 20.
NEW YORK, July 10 Dry Goods
Trade moved slowly to-day with domes-
tic commission houses and importers.
and jobbing branches are quiet. Cottons
moved slow at unchanged prices. Print
cloths higher with an upward tendency.
Prints ruled quiet and heavy. Wooiens
for mems wea' continue in moderate re-
quest.
PITTSBURGH, July l0-Petroleum-
Firm; crude 81 80 at Parker's; refined
l6c for Philadelphia delivery.
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&c. Graves, who was arrested for com
plicity in the railroad robbery near Of
terville, Mo-, on Saturday last, has been
released.
The stove foundry of Messrs. Olhaber
" Co, at Ironton, o., was destroyed BY
fire last night. Loss $4,000; partially
insured.
The New Havens played the Cincin
natis yesterday at Cincinnati-7 to in
favor of the former.
The act authorizing the construction
of pontoon railroad bridge across the
Missouri river al Nebraska City, has been
approved by the President.
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PERsoNAL.-The candidates for Sheriff
are buzzing around.
Judge Hoffman, formerly of the Su-
preme Court, Is at the Mcclure House.
The Governor and Secretary of State
are still out of the city.
Benz. Summets, the new catcher for
the Standards, arrived yesterday morn
ing from Columbus, and is quartered at
the Grant House.
Quite number of persons departed
for the Centennial yesterday.
Mr.. G. M. Hart, of Clarksburg, was
in the city on Saturday and Sunday. He
has been visiting the Centennial for the
last three weeks, but there is no place
like Wheeling.
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FINE MONUMENTS.

A Cursory Glance Through the Es.
tablishment OF Carroll d Bro.
Last evening we paid hasty visit
to the marble works of Carroll & Bro,
Sixteenth street, between Main and Mar
ket, and were greatly surprised at the
display there exhibited. This firm Is
now engaged on the largest and finest
monument in the State, whichis design
ed to be placed over the remains of the
lac Hon. A. j. Pannell, at Greenwood
Cemetery. The material is of Scotch
granite, and was imported from Scotland
by Messrs. Carroll il Bro, expressly
for this monument The base Of the
monument is finely polished, and the
lettering thereon is truly a work ofart. A
large monument TO the memory of Shep.
pard McMechen is also being construct
ed for that gentleman, and is composed
of the same material. Other monuments
and tombstones also adorn their ware
rooms, and present marked contrast to
ordinary places of this kind. This es-
tablishment is under the direct supervi-
sion of Mr.. Andy Reynolds, who may
well feel proud of the excellence of the
work he is about completing, and which
will reflect credit on any institution Of
the kind in the country.
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THE NAMES OF BoATs-At meeting
of the members of the Nail City Boat
Club, held few days ago, the boat pre-
sented by the Nail City Brewing Com
psny, was named the Frank Walters"
and their other new boat, the "Will II.
Taney" On behalf of ourself we feel
highly honored, and whenever they need
our services as an "oarsman" they can
have il.
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CHICAGO, July lO.-Fl"nr-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-W Utk and lower;
No 2 Chicago spring oslo spot; sales at
99ic seller August; closed at 99a6 99sc
seller August; 99ic(G$l 90 seller Sep
tember; No. 8 s6(aS7c; rejected 66@
&C. Corn-Steady; No = Acc spot;
46fc seller August; 47@4Itc seller Sep
tember. Oats--Dull at SOC spot Rye
Quiet and unchanged. Bsrley-Dull
and nominal; size spot; Sc seller July.
Pork-Dulli $40 IS spot; $40 IS seller
September. Lard Steady; $40 s5@
10 s71 spot; $40 9O@lO 92! seller Au-
gust; sill 90 bid seller September.
Bulk Meats-Quiet At ss@l0s Sl0lc.
Whisky-Frm at 81 l03. s..
PHILApsLrHIA, July l0-Flour-
Dull; extra 81 0O@4 so; Minnesots
SIS 5O96 90. Wheat-Slow; western red
81 IS; Pennsylvania red old 81 S39l S5;
white 81 IS. Rye-At ,72}@7Sc. Uorn
Steady; yellow 5S4@60c; mixed 56@
SIC. Osts-White S2l@42c; mixed 800
S2Ic. Petroleum-Held firmly; crude
l2ic; refined Isle. Butter-Steady; New
York and Bradford county extra 25@27c;
firsts 22(924c; western extra 20(92l lc;
nrsts lS9l9c. Cheese-Quiet; fancy ga
lie. Eggs-steady at 2O(92lAc
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FOREIGN.
The Turco-Servian War.

NEw YORK, July l0.-A special from
London says that General Zsch's force OF
Servisns was almost annlhilated by the
Turks at Sienna. The Turkish women
fired from the windows upon the Ser
vians. Four thousand men left Belgrade
for the frontier on Saturday, and all the
heavy guns have been transported to that
fortress. Torpedoes are to BE- placed in
the Danube, the Turkish fleet having
passed the iron gates.
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DRowNED.-A man named George
johnson, fireman of engine No. 299,
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, lost
his life by drowning. Sunday evening
he went INTO the river at Grafton
for the purpose of taking a bath, and
while SO doing was drowned His re.
mains were recovered and brought to this
city, where they will be inferred, this
morning.
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A NICE SERRNADE.-The Nail City
boat club boys were serenaded by Mayors
band last night and there was jolly
time. President Jim Peters, General Bob
Mcclellan, Capt. Ned Knowles, Lord
CORVALLIS and several others made
speeches, and there was general good
time. "Mr. Johnny Outh" danced jig,
which WAS loudly spplauded.
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CASTORIA.

Is pleasant and perfect substitute. in al
cases, for Castor OIL. CastOrla Is the result
of an old physicians effort To produce, for
his own practice, an effective cathartic,
pleasant to the taste and tree from gripping
DIR. Samuel Pitcher of Hyannis, Mass.
succeeded in combining, without the use
of alcohol, "A purgatiye agent rs pleasant
To take as honey, and which possesses ali
the desirable properties Of Castor Oil.
II is adapted to all ages but is especially
recommended to mothers rs a reliable
remedy for all disorders OF the stomach
and bowels of children. 1t Is certain
agreeable, absolutely harmless, and cheap
II should be used for wind collie, sour
stomach, worms, costiveneSs, Group, &C.
then children can have eep ana mother
may rest.
j. i. Rose & Co., OF As Dey street, New
York, are the sole preparers of CastOri8
after br. Pitchers recipe. apIl
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MISCELLANY Us.
CENTAUR
LINIMENTS.
White. for the Human Family.
Yellow. for Horses and Animals.

These Liniments are simply the wonder
of the world. Their effects are little less
than marvellous, yet there are some things
which they will not do. They will not
cure cancer or mend broken bones, but
they will always allay pain. They rave
fingers, cured chronic rheu,
matism of May years standing. and
taken the pain from terrible burns and
scalds which have never been done by
any other article.
The White Liniment is for the human
family. 1t will drive Rheumatism, Sciatica
and Neuralgia from the system; cure
Lumbago, Chillblains, Palsy, Itch, and
most Cutaneous Eruptions II extracts frost
from frozen hands and feet, and the poison
of bites and stings Of venomous reptllesi
II subdues swellings, and alleviates pain
OF every kind.
For sprains or bruises II is the most
potent remedy ever discovered. The Gen.
taur Liniment Is used with great eifcacy
for Sore Throat, Toothache, Caked Breasts,
Earache, and Weak Back. The following
is but sample of numerous testimonials:
INDIANA HOME, JEFF. Co., IND,
May 18th, 1873.
81 think it my duty to inform you that
| have suffered much with swollen feet
and chords. / have not been free from
these swellings in eight years. Now am
perfectly well, thanks to the Centaur Lini-
ment. The Liniment ought TO be applied
warm. BENJAMIN BROWN.
The proof is in the trial. II is reliable,
1t is .. dy, 1t is cheap, and every family
shot ID h ave IL.
To he sick and bed-ridden, the halt and
lame the wounded and sore, we say,
"Cen md be healed"
To he poor and distressed who have
spent their money for worthless medi-
cines, q bottle of Centaur Llniment Will he
given without charge.
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Tn. serv,.n. I'm a Perilou. Position.

PARIS, July l0.-The evening papers
here publish the following dispatch dated
Selline, July 10: The Servians are in
perilous position. Tchernsgefis line OF
retreat through the Nische Valley is ell
dsnsered by Ker,m Pasha and Osman
Pasha. The Servian commander, Strait
ma Roihwhich has been defeated at Ak
palanks and has resigned his commission.
The Servlan headquarters, in consequence
of this reverse, have been moved for
safety to Parstchin. Preparations are
also making to transfer the seat of gov
eminent to Kragujewaiz. Fighting is
now going on near Nisch.
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The Island has the honor of being the
location OF centennial baby. The day
was not ene.iourth gone when the little
fellow made his debut, on Broadway.
There is some talk of calling him the
Second Century"
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Notice TO Subscribers.

Subscribers leaving the city can have
the Daily sent 10 any address, postage pre-
paid, for Is cents week, by leaving in
structious at the REGISTER Counting
Room.
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IL recruits are really wanted TO fight
the Sioux We should gladly order by
express the following delegates: The
shoemaker who creates the corns, the
tailor who makes coat too tight across
the shoulders, the ice man who charges
for fifty pounds when he only dumps
down twenty five, and the young man
who puts up arsenic for epson salts.
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BEFORE SQUIRE PHILLIrs.-A man
named John Kline, charged with having
attempted to commit rape on little girl.
was before Squire Phillips, and was held
in the sum of $1,000 for his appearance
before the next term OF Court.
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The days are exceedingly hot just al
present, and just such days IS cause The
dogs to get on their temper. Now do
not wait until some one is bitten, when
you will roll your eyes in holy horror,
but put muzzle on your dog immediate
". You may save life thereby.
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GRAND Pic NIc.-There will be given
= grand picnic by Mayors Quadrille
Band, at The Fair Grounds. Saturday.
July 18th. Among the amusements will
be game between the Standard and
Leader Base Ball Clubs for q prize of q
set of balls and home plste 70 the win
ming club. Admission, Is cents. Ladies
free. Music furnished by Mayers band.
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REPORTED DEATH.-It was reported
Yesterday that Bob Stevens, q boiler in
the Riverside Mill, had dropped dead
Upon inquired we learned that he was
Frustrated by the heat, but subsequently
recoyered
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ELECTION OF OFrIcERs.-At the meet
ing of the stockholders of the German
Fire Insurance Company, held July 10,
1876, the following Directors were elect
ed: John oesterhng, Augustus Pollock,
Anton Reymann, August Rolf, William
+. stifel Philip shuehle. A. C. Egsrter,
Frank A. Woeber, Fred Schenk.
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w. II. HALLER, suctioneer, sold yes
terday, at auction, to George Ciator, the
Armstrong property on the corner OF
Jacob and Nineteenth street, for the. sum
of nine hundred and thirty dollars, cash.
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THOSE who take an interest in re
msrkable coincidences will find some
thing ominous in the fact that Custer S
command consisted of Companies q, L.
l, F, (, which, freely interpreted, might
mean "Custer's Life"
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Mr.. ZISS, the Suspension Bridge Cor
ner ice cream man, ieels extremely
happy these days because his lady Gus.
toners think he deserves q gold headed
cane in honor Of the superior quality of
the ice cream he manufactures. Zinn's
cream has reputation for excellence
that is hard 10 beat