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FOreign News Items

LONDON, June 2.-fhe Goi>ih coz,
taini various notices providing iof "
removal of precautions sgain.! toe 'ls'. !.
erpest by the 30th inst, by whIco un' !, /.
it is hoped tina. all fear Of " "" y
ended. 49,,
The Globe says it is is iniornei ~ !.
the statement heretofore msls !"
number Of American naval "'h'' -
engineers had arrived ~ 1t, rs's'""s
is untrue.
Six chrmneys. recently 0s, ;" :,
extension of the Royai gun i""!
Wool witch, were blown down % So
yesterday. ,.or,
The HAGUE, June 2 -1bs.wP,,
Of the Queen OF Hoiland' h'n"
assumed an alarming charSr'H'
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Medical Con fab-Femais Jo"fs

CgIcAGo, June IA Coh'enH. ~ d.
here to.day OF Representatives Of 81 =. =,
AIlop4thIc Medical Colleges "a,
country, the object being to form H.o .| !.
federation for the purpose Of n..' 80,
vantage, uniformity in regard ~ q e
culation, preparation, the Atn ',r ..m n
.ures g. The convention viii c'H'
it, work 10 morrow. l.,s.
The Inland Club orgshIhea 80
night. Iii composed OF 10Y s.
lists, and il object 10 10 ene|aIx,
promote journalism among l.'1s 49,.
Charlotte smith vi. cbc.sa P's RE. ~,
Numerous Chicago lsdy IoU'h'i'
present.
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henry SCHWARTZ will have Turtle
soup all day, to-day.
DRUGGIST SCHNKPF has q new soda
fountain OF the improved style.
THE sane in the suction pipe at the
water works was blown out yesterday.
ANOTHER slim house greeted the
Hutchinson family, Saturday night.
. The Nail City boat club will let the
contract for tho erection of shore boat
house to-day.
THE funeral of the late Smith Nc
Donald took place yesterday, under the
auspices of Frankllng Lodge, 1. o o. +.
SATURDAY afternoon Justice Phillips
fined Ellen McCurding one dollar and
costs for asssulting little son OF Joseph
Webb.
THE Fisher property on Jacob street,
Cald wells addition to the city, was sold
by Auctioneer Halter, Saturday, for
$2,25O.
The Mathews Light Guards will hold
a meeting in the armory tonight, q,
which all members and we'll wishers are
requested to be present.
THERE are four cases for gambling and
two for drunkenness, booked for the po'
lice court this morning. Officers hob
ertson and Bogsrd made the arrests.
TIN DONOVAN made complaint before
Squire Bulger on Saturday, charging
Molly Mclaughlin with disorderly con.
duct. Molly was sent to Jail for ten
days.
JUSTICE WEBB fined Joseph Webb
one dollar and costs on Saturday, Iol
disorderiy conduct, and bound him over II
the sum of $50 to keep the peace for si1
months.
The excursion of the Turner'S to Pitts
burgh. next Saturday, has been given uE
on account of low water. They will OK
curt, however, to Cresap's Grove on
Tuesday.
ABOUT S75 was Melted by the North
Street Sabbath School as result OF the
two entertainments given last week, anc
the Sixth ward school festival melted
S65.
S.P. HILDRETH, Esq, has sold the
property OF the old gymnasium to Mr.
T.. G. MCffst for $5l4. A new club l!
organized, and no one can become mem
Der unle he is q years OF age.
IT would be well enough for those who
give the fire alarm at the houses, to ring
the bells correctly. At the last alarm O.
fire in the Sixth ward, one Of the belli
rang for the Eighth and another for thu
Seventh ward.
The pupils OF the Seventh ward public
school held festival last Thursday anc
Friday evenings for the purpose of de
fraying the expenses of the vocal lessons
they are receiving. Seventy-tive dollars
were Melted toward the object.
No pains are spared by the ladies o.
the Disciple church to make the straw
berry supper and music at Mozart halls
to- morrow and Wednesday evenings, 6
most enjoyable occasion. AS this i:
their first appearance in such effort, they
hope to see many friends.
VIM L. ALLEN, the party who exhi
bited the Living Art Statues" in thi;
city some time since, has been sentenced
to thirty days Imprisonment in the Pitts
burgh workhouse, for exhibiting an i'm.
moral show called the "Feinale Bathers
at the Fourth avenue theatre.
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RELIGIONS Notes.

The churches yesterday were well
filed with church goers.
At the Fourth Street NJ. +. Church
Rev. DIR. George discoursed on the sub
iects 1.-THE Sabbath made for Man." and
The Promise Of Revival
Rev. Prickett, at the Zane Street NJ. E
Church, preached from the subjects,
Christ is able to Save" and The Lords
Side"
At the Baptist Church, Rev. Clancy
delivered tellir G sermon on Temporal
Experiences Remembered In Eternity"
There were no services at the Z:on's
Lutheran Church, the pastor being alb
sent at Pittsburgh.
Rev. Samuel Boyd conducted the SER
vices at the English Lutheran Church
on Sixteenth street.
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Reduction of Wages.

BALTIMORE, June "A reduction OF
ten pr cent in the pay Of all the en-
ployees OF the Northern Central and
Baltimore and Potomac railroad comps
MES who received more than ten cents
an hour, went into effect yesterday The
decrease it is understood was accepted
By the employees in all the departments
without remonstrsnce. A representa-
tive was sent TO meeting of brotherhood
locomotive engineers IN the service of
the Pennsylvania company, held yester-
day
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KniRhia Honor.

On Thursday last, so we have been in.
formed by Mr.. Charles Coen, secretary OF
the order, Eureka Lodge, Knights OF
Honor, was established at Piedmont, with
the following officers: DIR. w. Il. RAIDER,
P.D.; Manner Jenkens, D.; VIM. Burk-
hart V. D.; John A. Mcfarland, A. ID.
J.R Keller, g.; George w. Harrison,
R.; John Little, F. A {; A. NJ. Porter, I
o. Shuttice, Guard; George X. Boyle, s
Trustees, DIR. w. II. RAIDER, Oscar Shul-
tlce and George B. Gibson.
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THE EXHIBITION OF THE INNO-
CENTS.
Meeting OF the Managers-Pro-
gramme Perfected.

gramme Perfected.
The Board of Managers of the pro-
posed baby show met Saturday afternoon
and succeeded in perfecting pro.
gramme for the entertainment, the sug.
gestions in Saturday mornings REGIS
TER being acted upon, with the excep.
ton of giving but two prizes instead of
three for each class. The parties having
the matter in charge have thus expressed
q determination to see to it that it meets
with success, and the array of babies that
will be exhibited will not be small if the
mothers who have consented TO exhibit
their children make good their word.
The show has excited some considerable
comment, and great interest is being
manifested throughout the city, and
there can be. no possible doubt
but that the entertainment
will prove the most successful,
especially in pecunisry point of view,
ut any that has ever been gwen. The
scheme adopted by the managers has, IN
substance, already been given in these
columns; but to make assurance doubly
huu w Cos lluiO va VIZ
! minds of the public the exact method OF
conducting the show, we reproduce the
programme as arranged on Saturday.
The premiums will be divided into four
classes, and two premiums, one for the
prettiest and the other for the heslthiest
child, will be given in each class. Glass
A Is for children one year of age and IN
der; class B, two years and over one
wear; class Z, three years and over two
wears, and class ID, for twins. The
awards of premiums will not be made by
Judges, as suggested, but votes will be
cast for the little innocents, and the child
receiving the highest number of votes
will be counted in by returning board,
organized especially for that purpose, the
votes to be canvassed before the audi.
ence. 1t was also decided that both child
and attendant be admitted free, and that
all children entered as contestants for the
prizes be attired in plain white. Mrs
Dr.. George g. Baird will register the
names of all children for exhibition, and
mothers will do we'll to, address her. This
afternoon at 81 o'clock all the commit
tees are to meet al the headquarters on
Main street, and ferfect further arrange
| ments.
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FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE
NEW YORK STATE NOR
NAL SCHOOL.

To nse any one or more OF Peopies
Remedies is to like them, ana W lnA.o
renewed calls for them whenever sneiI
need is felt. There are seven dluerent
kinds. and no one is recommended a.
acure all" Each has Its place, ana 10
that case will work wonders For IN,
stance, the Blood and Liver Kennedy ano
Nerve Tonic will cure all blood diseases
and restore and build up the nerves; the
Capitol Bitters will at once bring on the
appetite and increase the strength; the
Catarrah Remedy readily heals catarrani
the improved Cough Honey breaks up
colds and cures coughs; the Golden he.
lief cures any pain or Inflammation, ano
the St. Vitus Dance Specific readily cures
St. Vitus Dance. So eacn mas
its place They are all special rem
edies except the Blood and Liver
Remedy and Nerve Tonic, which Is
a remedy for regulating the general sys-
tenn. They all act better and quicker
when the system Is under the healing
and regulating influence of the BLOOD
and Liver Remedy and Nerve ionic.
For instance, Cstsrrh is readily cured oy
the Catarrh Remedy, when the system Is
at the same time placed in healing con-
dition by the Blood and Liver Remedy
and Nerve Tonic.
Here is what the president OF the State
Normal school says:
From Prof John w. Armstrong, ID. d.,
LII. D., President Of the N. 7. State
Normal School.
FREpoNIA, N. Y, May u, 1877
DR.. M. M Fesner, FredonIa, n. y
Dear Sir Your Blood and Liver Reme.
DIV and Nerve Tonic, with Capitol
Bitters, had such an excellent effect IN
expeditlng my recovery that l want
another bottle of each.
Yours truly,
JOHN w. ARMSTRONG.
Sold by dealers in medicine Ask for
a circular entitled Peoples Rem edies,
describing all of them. Logan, List q
Co., wholesale agents, Wheeling, W. Va
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Presentation.

Saturday afternoon a number of the
employees of the Top mill met
at McLsin's Hall, where they
presented Mr.. William Hastings, the
retiring manager OF tho Top mil, with d
handsome silver tea set. silver castor and
mantel clock. Mr.. Camden made the
presentation in behalf OF the employees of
the mill, and Mr.. Hastings responded in
q BETTING manner. The articles came
from Hebrsnk's jewelry establishment,
one of the pieces bearing the inscription,
"Presented to VIM. Hastings by the en-
ployes of the Top mill, June 3D."
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d. sCHENCK,s PuLMoNIC SYRUP

BRA WEED TOXIC, AND MANDRAKE PILLS
These medicines have undoubtedly per
formed more cures OF Consumption Inan
any other remedy known to the american
public, They are compounded vi Vegeta-
bic Ingredients, and contain nothing
which can be injurious TO the human con.
etitut2on, Other remedies advertised as
cures for Consumption, probably contain
opium, which Ia q somewhat dangerous
drug in all Gases, and II taken freely oy
oonsumptive patients. 1t must de great IN.
iury; for its tendency Is to confne the
morbid matter in the system, which, OF
course, must make cure 1mposslple;
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup Is warranted
not to contain q particle OF opium III Is
composed OF powerful but harmless NERDS,
which act on the lungs, liver stomach ana
blood, and thus correct all morbid secre-
lions, and expel all the diseased matter
from the body. The @ are the only means
by WI ich Consumption can be cured, ana
as Schenck's Pulmonic syrup, Sea Weeo
Tonic, and Mandrake Pills are me Only
medicines which operate In this way, ~ Is
obvious they are The only genuine cure
for Pulmonary Consumption. Each DOT
tie OF this invaluable medicine Is accom-
panied by full directions. DR.. Schenck Is
professionally at his principal once, CIR
iner sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia,
every Monday, where all letters for advice
must be addressed.
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THE COUR rs.
Saturdays Proceedings in the DIT
ferent Judiciary Bodies.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The case of the Merchants National
Bank VS.. the First National Bank was
continued.
The case Of Merrifeld VS.. Dressed was
revived in the name of Thos. Brense. ad-
ministrator.
In the case of Wilson VS.. city, the
Judgment of the county court was re
yersed on error, and cause retained for
trial in this court
Alex. Ii. Chapline was qualified as ad-
ministrator de boais non, with the will
annexed, of the estate OF Moses ChapliRe,
deceased; bond $500, with b. b. Curtis
MS surety.
Adjourned.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
The case of Matthew Barber VS.. the
Fire, Marine and Life Insurance Com
psny, in assumpsit, WAS continued and
set for trial Monday, June 18th.
Adjournment till this morning at the
usual hour.
POLICE COURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Peter Fair, drunkenness, fined two dol
lars aud costs. Committed for thirty
DAYS.
Jas. Mathwell, selling liquor on Sun
day, fined twenty dollars and costs.
Paid.
Fred Wincher. assault, fined two dol
lars and costs. Paid.
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THE HEATED TERM-PdtTORS Of the
REGISTER can hare the Daily sent them TO
any part Of the United States, post paid, at
fifteen cents per week. Bear this in mind
phen departing from the city for S'"tnier
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East Wheeling coughs.

The report was current on the streets
Yesterday that Alice Loyeridge, noted
prostitute, had been killed near the tun'
mel on Saturday night, by party OF
roughs. Diligent inquiry fails to con.
firm the murder, but the fact is evident
that the woman had her clothes torn
almost from her person and was thrown
into the creek, badly bruised, by the
rouphe
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To, rnou...d Dollar. f''sN

CAxBsrDoE, June 2-lh oS' Dig.
to-day, the case OF Ao' na'a g.ilio..
spsinst the Baltimore ard Onp =. ~
COMPANY for $40 900 ior The ies ?, 81 81
about six yesrs sgo, while io !. amrs. ~
At sslesvilIs, this county Ia. ~
given the plsintitf for sloVp. I'm saas.
the third .-isl. The frat g'ss =, az
nent for 5000; 10 the 's0''' WV
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Shooting Near Moundsvtlle.

Last Saturday at the picnic held al
Lockwood's Grove, opposite Monndsvile,
squarrel occurred between Bob Rod.
decker and John Berry. What the fuss
was about our informant did not know,
but said that as the parties nesred the
Ohio side of the ferry landing at Mounds.
vile, loud conversation and bolsterous
words we're used. At the ferry it seems
that Berry attacked Rodecker, who sho:
at the former in self defense. The ball
grazed Berry's abdomen, doing no serious
damage.
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EVERY woman is interested in the
fashions. Those who would scorn "a
strive alter sdornment must study the
modes to avoid selecting what 10 unde-
sirsole. "Andrews Bazaar" contains in.
formation which finds acceptance with
all members OF the gentler sex, and ID
within tie reach Of all. w. z. Andrews,
publisher, Cincinnati.
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Murder hY RurzlaHa.

NoRRIsTowS, PENN, sumo 2.-Two
burglars, while entering the house OF
Samuel Roder, st Blue Bell, Montgomery
county, lsst night, were surprised by Mr.
and Mrs. Roder. A scuffle ensued, dur.
ing which one of the thieves thot and
instantly killed Mrs. Roder.
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Vim H. HaadeHdill.

New YORK, June IA TLegram's
London special says that VIM b. Van
derbilt left Liverpool for New York, on
Monday. on the steamer Brittsnic. Ii
il alleged that he haS formed Q large
railroad combination IN this country.
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Truth is mighty and will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and carpets are
at j. w. Ferrels. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to 6
cents; "A Chintz, 8 cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 8 cents. All other goods
IN proportion.
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Heavy EaiIure.

LOUISVILLE, June 2-E. II. Taylor, OF
Frankfort, the operator of perhaps the
largest dstIl!ery In Kentucky has failed.
Liabilities very heavy, exceeding $780,
CO., Assets about one-half that amount.
Evidence of fraud has been detected, and
produces considerable excitement.
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Frepeh Anair-

PARIS, June 2-Derberdls,, f ,,,..:..
of the hen municipal opasei, ~, ~ isssi.i:s
las. evening, charged
President MscMshon. .-,.,,..i,s ~
Thlrty-eign. nsv . dmiay. a., ps
p.had IN Yesterday. Gdaet<.
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-
crowd which had witnessed it made a
break for the river, 1t being announced
that it was time for
THE REGATTA,
and that the races would be commenced
without delay. The first was the work
ing. boat race, the second the single SOUL
race and the third the four -oared pull.
For the working boa. race l.. Hildebrand
of the France Britt boat club, and Thos
Welsh, OF the Z. P. Brown club, were
the contestants. and the Coulter oars to
be given TO the winner were won by
Welsh by about three lengths.
The shell race, for gold medal, was
contested for by Chss. Stevens, of the
Brown club, and VIM. Hsgsdoren of the
Lessure club, (Tom Clayton, of the
Hegner, withdrswing), and was won by
Hagsdoren by about boats lenght.
The four-osred race, for a purse of
twenty-five dollars, was the most inter-
esting to the general public of the races,
and of course some considerable mouey
was wagered on the result. There
were but two entries for this race,
the Brown crew entering a crew con
sistiDg of Dan Cochran, Bud Speidel,
James Manton and Ed. Clator, and the
Hegner club entering a crew consisting
of VIM. Mears, Henry Hegner, James
Cochran and Joseph Hegner. The race
was won by the Hegner boys, the Brown
club coming in close at their heels.
After the regatta, and when all had
settled down, previous TO the adjourn
ment of the picnic for the day, came
THE PRESENTATION
to the Brown club of a handsome light
blue silk pennsnt, fringed with gold, on
which was Inscribed in gold letters the
words james Hamilton for the six
cared barge of the Brown club of that
name. The pennant was the gift of Mrs.
Cochran and other ladies, and the pre-
senta Ion speech was made by Mr.. John
Burch in a neat and happy speech, in
behalf OF the ladies. Mr.. Geo. SNYDER,
in behalf of the Brown club, responded
lie few appropriate remarks, and thus
closed the picnic, an occasion to be long
remembered by all present as q pleasant
episode in "picniclsn" way.
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Funeral OF J. Lo,hrop Motley.

LONDON, June 3.-John Lorhror
Motley will be buried at Kenssl Green
tomorrow morrow. Dean Stanley
preached the funeral sermon st West
minister Abbey, to-day.
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rx,,.,I.u,.,iII. Race ees'.

LOUISVILLE, June 2;.E ,.DitI. Josisj
been spread .hs. the L Taa s,csk re-
x wa. not . mile long. .a s.h b. !, i;
fair one, Measurement 'D' W
inches over O mile
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THAT 14s pound turtle which Fred.
Vssss has been fattening for several
days, will be served this morning in fine
style at ten cents per plate.
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PIANOS FOR BEGINNERs.-Severs
good octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beginning to study
music, for sale or rent on easy terms, at
ADAMS & LUCAS,
1927 Market street.
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CAUSES.
Accident, run over Enteri
Election OF OGicers.

At the last meeting of the Wsverly
Literary Society, the following officers
were elected TO serve for the ensuing
term: President. Frank Star ton; Vice
President, S p. Parker; Secretary, B.
5. Allison; Treasurer, E. Lsrkin; Chap
lain, Frank Mcneil; Monitor, d. uolli.
day; Marshal, &. Reed; Critics, Messrs.
Mcneil and Black; Ways and Means
Committee, Allison and Parker; FL
nance Committee, Mcneil, Black and
Kober. The society holds its fifth an
nual banquet on Wednesday night next
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The proprietor ofthe office saloon just
south OF the Mcclure house has slsugh-
tered the mammoth turtle, and will serve
him in soup TO day.
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Fred Was will serve up that big tur-
tie this morning IN the finest soup that
has been made for many day, a! ten
plate.
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JUsT received, lot Of Children,s
Shoes OF the latest styles, ST l.. V.
Blends.
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ssl

rarDrrrcr, ND. Jgn a.; a.s essss
!. so a.;p. Pfc Ferry, West Va "
Cd yestsfdsy.
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Deaths ID inss.

D.. Jepson, City Health Officer, fur
nishes US with the following report of
deaths dongs in Wheeling during the
month Of May:
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Br1sands KILLED.

PALERNoS, June 1.-The brigand
Chief Leone and his band were surprised
by gendarmes in AIeminusa. Leone and
two followers were killed.
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affecting Er9i5ter.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index TO New Advertisements

l. 0. U. +. Funeral Notice.
For Observation-Disclosures Courier.
Lost-Canary Bird.
10 the Public-W. f. Russell.
Splendid Opportunity to Win For
tune.
Try Sullivan's Cologne,
Plumbers-Trimble& Horn brook.
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If you want toothsome plate of turtle
soup to-day, drop into the office saloon.
Fred Vaas has Stayed the big sea
monster, and the best cook in the city is
manipulating the cuisine.
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II you want to get cheap and nice
fitting pair of Shoes, 60 to L. V. Blends,
ll35 Main street.
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The only place that yeu can get pure
ice cream u at Zinn's, bridge corner.
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Coon black Kid Gloves for IS cents at
J. ". FerreFs.
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The BiY Turtle.

THE only place that you can get pure
ice cream is ~ Zlnn's, bridge corner.
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TIE only place that you can get pure
ice cream is st Zinn's, bridge corner.
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GENTS fine Shoes of the latest styles
ust received NJ l.. V. Blends.
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Death OF the Queen of Holland.

The HAGUE, June 3.-Sopbia Fred.
ericks Matilda, Queen of Holland, died
to-day, aged 81.
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II you want TO get suited IN pair OF
Shoes. 90 TO l.. Y. Blends.

To the Pubtic:-For the largest variety
o. ladies', misses and children's shoes. St
prices that DEFY competition (quslity
considered), go to the shoe honse OF
Jerry Clemens, corner Asin and
Eleventh streets.
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The only place that you can get pure
ice cream is at Z!nn's, bridge corner.