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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-06-07
Hiyer News.

The marks at the landing last even ing
showed feet and rising.
The Science departed yesterday for
Psrkersburg
The Emma Graham arrived yesterday
morning from Cincinnati.
The Phscton resumed her regular
trips yesterday afternoon.
The Hornbrook is laid up at the levee
repairing her boilers.
The ON zeal, Telegram, Market Boy
and Kerr are making their usual trips.
The Iron Valley brought down barge
for the docks yesterday.
Theodore Lebsrnes, residing a. Sun
tisn, AT old and well known engineer on
the ONO river, and At one time psrt
owner of the Jas. Reese and Leslie
Combs, has lbs, bis reason. He is the
son of Mr.. Lebsrnes who built the
wooden bridge spanning the back river.
SHREVEPORT, June 5.-Rlver fell
inch. Arrived-La.uS, Jefferson. De.
psr,ed-Latus, New Orleans. Wes;her
clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, June 6.-River feet II
inches and rising. Weather cloudy
AID cool. Departed-Jas. ID, Parker,
Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, June 5.-Westher clear.
River falling with feet inches in the
canal. Depsrted-Shinkle and Mitch
ell, Cincinnati.
MEMPHIS, June 6.-River rose In
cbes, and now stands a. Il feet, 9 in
cnes; mercury SO deg. Depsrted-Hsrd
Cash, White river.
CAIRO, June 6-Arrived-E. NJ. Nor
ton. Memphis; Mary Miller, CIncinnsti;
Polar Star, St. Louis; Raven, New Or
leans. Departed - Mary Miller, St.
Louis; Norten, Ohio; Polar Star, Ten
ne.see. River "a feet 3 inches and
rising. Weather clear; mercury IS deg.
EVANSVILLE, June 6.-Weather clear;
mercury SO u rs; wind to the northeast.
River s $40 feet and static nary. Port
list up-Robin, Robert Mitchell, Vlnt
Shinkle, Idlewild, Maggie Smith. Down
Morning Star. The VInt Shnkle laid
over till 9 o'clock this morning for pas
ser gers and freight Business dull.
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Normal school Appointments.

The following Is list of appointment
made by State Superintendent OF Schools
Pendleton, for the Principals of t1e
Normal Institutes named, which are
subject to the cor ditions of the Peabody
fund, and are for the purpose of educating
and preparing teachers for schools
throughout the State:
Prof. j. II. Snowden, Of Wheeling. for
Institute at HamlIn, Lincoln county, to
commence MONDAY. July ID.
Prof. j. B. Blsire, of Falrmont, for la-
sti,ute at Spencer. Rosne county, cont
mencing Monday, July 9th.
Prot j. II. Snowden, OF Wheeling, for
Institute at Fayetteville, Fayette coua-
ty, commencing, Monday, July 10th.
Prot. Z. &. Bundy, of Wheeling, for
institute At Middlebourne, Tyler county,
commencing Monday, July l6th.
Prof. Joseph McMurran, of Shep-
herdstown, for institute at Moorefield,
Hardy county, commencing Monday,
July 23d.
Prof. z. 6. Bundy, of Wheeling, for
institutes at Beverly, Randolph county.
commencing Monday, July Both.
In addition to the above, an institute
Will probably be located at Huntersville,
in Pocahontss county, for which no APP
pointment has as yet been made. The
State SUPERINTENDENT intends visiting
each il stitute during their respective SCI.
siops, which will be about from ten 10
Welve days.
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THE LOWER STORY
THE (OURF r..
Yestt rdaS's Proceedings In the DIFF
ferpni Judiciary BOdfes.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUKT-JUDGE



Jackson.
The only case before this court yester.
day was that OF Thus. &. Grover Us.
A. y. Black and vile and James Ham
mond and wife, in chat Gerry, which WAS
referred to one Of the commlssIO"t of
this court, who was instructed 10 take,
and report M account Of
LIST The levies on the real estate men.
toned in the deed copied IN exhibit No.
3, wItn their respective amounts and
priorltles.
I'd. Any other debts which have been
due, or owing by said A. n. Black or
James Raymond on the 22d day OF No.
vember, 1876,
Sd. The value OF the real estate men,
toned in the deed copied in exhibit No
3, OF the bill.
4th. Any other matter deemed peril.
nent by the Commissioner or required
by any OF the parties IN Interest. Before
taking such account the Commissioner
shall give notice of the time al place OF
taking the same, by advertisement pub
lished once week for four successive
weeks, in some newspaper published IL
the city OF Wheeling and all other
questions are reserved until the coming
in of SAID report.
Adjourned until court in course.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The case the National Tube Works
Company VS.. the Franklin Insurance
Company, was argued and submitted.
The liquor case of Curren VS.. Owen was
resumed. The arguments were COM
pieted and the case given to the jury,
who, after receiving their instructions
from the Judge, retired to their chamber,
but mad no, agreed to verdict wien
court adjourned, which il did till
o'clock this morning.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGEC RANMER.
Jack Zimmerman, drunk, fined five
dollars and costs. Committed tor thirty
days.
Elijah Black. assault, case dismissed on
account of noL-attendance OF prosecuting
witness, Henry McCamick.
VIM. Zrary, disorderly conduct, fined
one dollars and costs. Paid.
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me Late Henry WaIIRce's VIII.

Yesterday, Mr.. Spsulding X. Wallace
appeared IN the Circuit Court with the
will Of Henry Wallace, deceased. dated
June "a, 1872, which was found since the
granting OF administration on the 18th of
May. Sad will Is in the hsniwritlng of
the deceased, which WAS proved by 5. X.
Wallace and John }. Jones, and ordered
to be recorded. The order granting sd-
minlstration WAS set aside. The property
is TO be divided into slxths: one.sixth to
be given 10 ". II. Wallace of Steuben-
vile; one-sixth to Spauldlng X. Wallace,
of Wheeling; $1,000 to Miss CIemsntine
Bjgham. The balance goes 10 his wife
ard children ard is TO be distributed in ac-
cordsnce with the law made and provided
tor intestate estates.
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A Handsome Edihce.

One OF the NEST ornamental rs well AS
beneficial Improvements which has been
made in our city Tor some time past, is
the residence or Mr.. Joachim Beuler, on
Market street. The building is hand
some three-slory brick edifce; is modern
in all its appointments, and Is designed
for a residence and restaurant There
are three cellars underneath the build
Ing, with entrances leading thereto from
both the front and rear, and on the first
floor are located the rooms tor the res
taurant and kitchen, and in the rear Is
handsome summer garden; on the
second floor is located NJ.
Beuter's private parlors, reception
rooms, beo rooms and bath rooms, and
the third story is entirely devoted to bsd
rooms. Throughout the building all
the modern convenier"es are noticeable,
ard for convenience and comfort i. can
not be surpassed. Mr.. Charles kemble
is the architect of this model dwelling
and Mr.. Phillip Scheele the contractor, to
whom Mr.. Beuter is indeed grateful tor
the comfortable aud elegant building
They have erected for him. A formal
opening o: the restaurant will take place
to-day, To which Mr.. Beuter invites his
friends.
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SMALL TALK.
CONDEMNED Notes OF Current Gossip
In and AbO1t Town.

CONDEMNED Notes OF Current Gossip
In and About Town.
COUNTY COURT meets to-day.
ONE addition yesterday to the work.
SQUIRE HUGHES disposed Of one civil
suit yesterday.
KITE flying is the pastime OF the Filth
and Sixth ward youths.
OyEof the street cars run of the upper
turn table. yesterday morning.
The Pittsburgh bets are 500 to $so
on Scharff, in thscoming race.
The cupslo of the German Methodist
church, Eighth ward, is undergoing re-
pairs.
IT is the Stamm house on Water street
and not out the pike that is to be I'M
proved.
The Mathews Light Guards drill on
the capitol square on Monday and Thurs
day evenings.
THERE were no transactions in real
estate recorded yesterday, in the office OF
the county clerk.
Mr. ELwooD MARTIN has been quail
fed, and given bond as constable OF
Rtchie district, Eighth ward.
TIE United States District Court has
granted final discharge to Andrew j.
Sweeney and Thomas j. Sweeney, bank
rupts.
THE Standard club, of this city, will
60 to Little Washington on Saturday, to
play q match game OF ball with the club
at that place.
THE floors of the bob.tail horse cars
have been newly matted. Now the ladies
can walk throug b the cars without wiplng
up filth with their dresses.
The Elm Grove town hall will be
formally opened on Monday night next
with a ball, to which excursions will be
run on the Hemphe'd.
The residence OF Samuel Kuglen, on
Coal street, North Wheeling, was burg
arzed few nights since, and pair OF
pants and vest stolen.
LEWIS SEIDLER has hundred and
rty pound turtle, fresh from the coast
of Florida, which he will serve IN soup
next Tuesday.
EVERY parent in the city claims TO
have the prettiest and heaIthiest baby,
and say that they will "show" it. Some
body is certainly going to be lett.
SOME one created regular panic
among the Eighth warders about one
o'clock yesterday morning, by whooplng
AID screaming at the top OF his voice,
1t Is supposed that the person had snakes
in his shoes.
THERE seems to be feeling of dissat-
istsction existing among some OF the
citizens of the Eighth ward in regard to
the action taken by Council, Tuesday
night, pertaining to the Caldwell run
improvement.
A TEMPERANCE meeting will be held
at Otts hal tonight. The meeting will
be addressed by Messrs. JEFF Reed, Robt.
Marshall and Robert Sweeney, OF OHIO,
&. w. Bags and A. u. Wlhcher, OF
this city.
MRS. ESTHER BELL had Mrs. Sarah
A. Harmon arrested for breaking the
peace and brought before Squire Mix
Yesterday morning. Mrs. Harmon was
fined SO and costs and gave bond in the
SUM OF $50 to keep the peace tor SIX
months.
The employees of the Riverside mill
will give picnic on Saturday, for the
benefit of j. Rudolf, who lost his sight at
the mill some time since. The pro-
grsmme consists of dancing, a game OF
base ball between the Clippers and La
bellies and Standards and Picked Nine,
the whole to conclude with trottlng
race between two Ohio horses. The OBJ
ject of the picnic is one well worthy the
patronage OF the public, and be well at
tended.
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~, .cu,xCK,S puLMoNIC SYRUP

SEA WEED TorIC, AND MANDf AXE FILLS
These medicin 9 have undoubtedly per
formed more cures OF Consumptlnn IMAM
any other remedy known to the american
public. They are compounded vi vegeta-
Bic ingredients, and contain nothlng
which can be injurious to the human con.
stitut2on. Other remedies advertised as
cures for Consumption, probably CONTAIN
opium, which Is somewhat dangerous
drug in all cases, and II taken freeiy py
consumptive patients, 1t must de great IN
fury: for Its tendency is 10 connne tne
morbid matter In the system, whlcb, ~
course, must make cure imposslDle;
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup Is warranted
not to contain particle OF opium II 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 maIter
from the body. The g are the only means
by W, ich Consumption can be cured, ana
as Schenck's Pulmonic syrup, SEA Weta
Tonic. and Mandrake Pills are ne Only
medicines which operate In this way, IL Is
obvious they are the only genuine cure
TOR Pulmonary Consumption. Each DOT
tie of this invaluable medicine Is accom- L
panied by full directions. DR.. SchencR Is
professionally at his principal ONCE, cnr-
ner Sixth and Arch streets, Phlladeipnia,
every Monday, where all letters lor ADVICE
must be addressed.
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A Relic.

In May, 1881, destructive fire nearly
swept West Alexander out OF existence
Among other houses destroyed Was tnst
of Mr.. Msyes, father OF the. present cele-
brsted Squire Msyes of that village The
father like the son, WAS slso squire.
He kept more or less money il mis-
bureau, there being no ssies At tina: day,
and considerable silver coin was melted
down, part OF which was recovered when
the debris was cleared off and csrted 10
the garden. A few days since the pres
ent Squire found IN this garden Spanish
quarter dollar. 1t was IN sbou. as good
condition as when the house wss burned
Forty-siI years of burial had defaced it
but little, and the date, l774, was very
plain and distinct.
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Beautiful Flowers.

The annual Flower Festival of the
Fourth Street Sunday School will take
place next Sunday afternoon in the lee
ture room of the church. This Is psrticI-
lsrly one among many of the happlost
and most charming of the religious fest
walls of the Church; one that elevates the
soul and refnes the heart, that cheers
the dropping spirits and enchsnts the
senses. 1t is an occasion when the whole
being is softened and filled with hope,
lust as the auditorium is beautified and
filled with the sweet scented roses that
bloom and flourish so bountiiuIIy in June.
Don't miss it,
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NEIsHBoRHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.

TUESDAY was pay day at the Nail
Works.
The colored people will picnic at Cum
mins's Grove to-day.
SOME of the streets are in miserable
condition when it rains.
THE Catholic church is undergoing
cleaning and granting OF seats.
The nail works of this place pay OF on
on the 9th and 2lst OF every month.
THE heavy rains of yesterday morn
in has brought out vegetation finely.
MK. T. GocHTEE lost a revolver
through the ingenuity OF some sneak
thief last Tuesday.
SOME unknown person went into tho
saloon of Henry Schamber, on Union
street, and fired off pistol, Tuesday. No
one was hurt
SOME of the young boys amuse them
selves by watching when others go to
see the girls, and then give them run on
their way back home.
THE Nj. E. church festival in the City
Hall, Tuesday night, was financial suc-
cess. 1t was continued last night.
JOHN KAHN was arrested Tuesday
night, by Officer Mccormick and locked
I'D, tor disorderly conduct. The case was
settled yesterday morning by haln pay
ing the costs.
Mr.. ISAAC NORTON, of Cambridge,
this State, has been appointed on the
Bellaire tobacco house committee, In
place of J. 5. Jennings, who resigned
some time since.
FRED SwITzER, who robbed Martin
Barrett on May 5th, was tried at ST..
Clairsville, Tuesday, and found guilty.
The court will sentence him at the close
of its present session.
LAST week some one cut loose fiat
boat loaded with coal, lying at the mouth
OF the creek, belonging TO Peter Maniey
s. Son. 1t was landed at the Heather
ington coal works, without any damage.
MARSHAL DRUGGN left, Tuesday, for
Ashland, Ky, to bring back O.sviUs
Bray, who com mitted rape upon the per-
son OF child, thirteen years old, living
on Gravel Hill, last summer. Bray,
alter having committed the henous
crime, left for parts unknown, and has
never been heard from until last Mon
day.
ONE of the most enjoyable times ever
had near this place, was the pic mic given
by the Bret Hart Literary Society No. l
on Chestnut Point, last Tuesday after.
noon. The time was spent in singing,
literary exercises, cro0uet and other en-
tertaining amusements. A splendid
supper was prepared by the ladies, and
partaken OF by all with u relish never to
be forgotten.
AT the Council meeting, Tuesday
night, the petition of james Heburn and
others owning properly on the east side
! OF Belmont street, 10 South Bsllaire, ask
I'M that the curb fronting their property
be raised, was, on motion, referred to the
Committee on Paving.
A petition was presented by }. Shupe
and others, asking that hogs be- pre-
vented from running at large IN the
citv. On motion tabled.
The committee on the petition OF the
Phunny hook and ladder company re-
porteA that they would recommend that
the new truck be not purchased ct pres
ent
On motion, the mstter ofrcpairing the
city hall was indefinitely postponed.
The base bal ordinance Wa read the
second time.
An ordinance amcndstory Of and sup.
Elementary to an ordinance 20 detnc and
punish nuisanCeS WAS, on motion, put on
Its first reading.
Adj burned.
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personalities.

Nr. Geo. B. Swift has returned Ho"0
from New York. n-a.a
Judge J. ]. jackson, OF the on,,s1
States District Court, left yesterday
morning for Clsrksburg. s.....
Mr.. Geo. w. Patton, United otates
Marshal tor the Third district Ii IL
town. u.a
Mr.. Jasper Moore, clerk of the Uni. ssa
States District Court, left yesterday iof
his home, at Clarksburg.
Lane and Wilkinson have returned
from Pittsburgh, and will be with the
Standards in their Washington game.
Mary A. Eckhardt, NJ D., grsdpa s;,
of the Womans Medical College OF fn,i-
adelphia, daughter of Mr.. George Eek
hardt, of this city, died yesterday.
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Nail civ ROat Club,

The Nail City Boat Club met At e. W..
Sesbrlgh hts store room, last night, for the
purpose of opening and considering pro
possls for the building of a new shore
boat house. The award will not be made
public tor several days yet.
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More Soldiers.

Charles Koch Of the Eighth ward, is
making arrangements to raise COM
psny of State Guards. He will apply to
the Governor for the necessary creden-
tisls and proceed Immediately to organ.
lze company. He will have his hall
used as a drill room and armory.
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New YORK, June 5-Dry Goods
Business generally light with commission
houses. Cotton goods quiet but steady.
Grain bags more active and firm Prinls
in limited demand. Ginghsms continue
in steady request. Heavy cassimsres and
worsted costings in fair demand. Foreign
goods dull.
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The Black Hills

BY II. y. Mcguire, who has sp-n, l9ys.n
In this regien. Latest nc cunts OF GnlJ
and silver prospects, A riculiursl AMI
Grazing resources Innate, Hunting. Fish.
ing, Indians, aud Settlers Adyrnlur-
with them. Mining and Wild Western
Life, the Waterfalls, Boiling GeyserS nobI.
Scenery. immense Gorges, etc With
fiue illustrations and one map. Pftce opI,
10 cts, solr by all NewsdcaIers. or sent po.i
paid for 70 by D0NNELLl, LLOYD 4 ~,
Pubs, Chicago, III. malIb
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NOTICE.

WE HAVE THIS Dhr n,d -rysssD as
w eur stock of Jew ny, 10
~ Mr.. JACOB ~ CRU bb' VIZ ne %
iutuie conduct ia. buHh'''
TIA Thankingfh public lor the hD'rs ,, ,
,,ansan we have received, We h,,, :, :
recommeni DOR surce-so ~ho - -
and favorably known In connse"
this business. .,. y,TF. AOD
uyuuUtfxI Nav N. ia.
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wheeling Stock Yards
WHEELING, June 6, 1877

HEELING, June D, 1871.
Live stock received at the Wheeling
stock yards during the last week:
Cattle, 81 head, and sold st BIC 70 Sic.
Hogs, 80 hesd, sold at Ate 10 ste. Sheep,
40 head, sold at 81 70 &c. Lambs
81 TO 6tc.
WM. BAYHA, Secretary.
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THE Healed TERM-Putrons Of the
REGISTER can hare the Daily sent them TO
any part Of the United s. ates, post paid. at
fifteen CENTS per week. Bear this IN mind
when departing from the city for a summer
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at'heeling Ataistcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Deafness Relieved.
Grand Picnic Benefit OF j. Rudolf.
Parlor Suits-Frienj & Son.
Wheeling Femsle Coilege-Com-
mencement Week.
Commissioners Sale.
For Sale-Carriage.
5Gfand Opening Atlantic Garden
First Page.
New Designs in Silverware-Tarner
j. Dillon.
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Truth is mighty and will prevail, that
the cheape>t Dry Goods and carpets are
At j. W. Ferrers. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, TO
cents; A Chintz, 8 cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 9 cents. Ali other goods
IL proportion.
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KEY AND STEM WINDING !

They are constructed on the sam" pf o.
ciple as the watches by the lat" Adoiph
Lagne and are of very sup'r ior wokmso'
ship, and fully guaranteed 'of pr1.nA
ance and durability. They ar the be..
their cost being considered, thai LAN'
been produced In any 'ountry. lhHeh~
ful inspection II invited. .,.,,,.,
&, i. BROWN,
Sole Agent for Wheeling and HlcinlV'
p S.-A full lin" at AL gfai"'o al m..
rican and Swiss Watches ut very "
prices. hlo
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PIANOS FOR BEGIsNERs.-SeVerss
good 6 octave pianos in good order sno
suitable fer parties beginning to study
music. tor sale or rent on easy terms, 81
ADAMS s. LUCAS,
1927 Market street.
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rHMOVAb.

WE HAVE THIS DAl n Soosso.i.
as,sd our i sSe Srm Of Srn II Hsns ..''.;
s = Ce Baltimore. The bushes t, s's Il.
will be conducted In that ~ IT, IT,
Gfn name Of Hennezen, B~,,, Lob lob =
sr. Jane. -. Baies or w. md ~. % ;
Grubo are authorized 20 So. y,.G 81
ness Of the late nrm. Tho. isa Ia, tbsli
please call At an early day ma
accounts. .,.,. p.TyS "
myu HESSHGES' BAR"
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GENTS fine Shoes of the latest styles
nat received at l.. V. Blends.
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NeuhauSen's summer Gar.
ded IL open every day till 10
O'Clock p. m.

Ii you want to get cheap and nice
fitting pair of Shoes, 60 to l.. V. Blends,
ll35 Main street.
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Festivals and Plc-niCs will
ind 1t to their advantage
to call at Neuhausen's Ice
Cream Emporium, which is
by far the large est in this state
We put up our own ice last
winter and we buy our plain
cream around our summer
Garden; who else has such
advantages?
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The place to get pure Ice
Cream il al ZInn's bridge cor.
ner ~ heneVer Neuhausen's
wagon IL passing TO take
Cream to the Island.
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Get ready for NeHhansen's sum-
mer Garden Concert anu han heA'
Thursday evening.
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The finest shoes kept in the city at L.
Y. Blends.
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The only place that you can get pure
ice cream is at Zlnn's, bridge corner.
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To the Publication the largest variety
OF lad. ss', misses and children's shoes, at
prices that defy competition Quality
considered), 60 to the shoe honse OF
Jerry Clemens, corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
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LAEsr STYLES of Shoes just received
at l.. V. Bonds.
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The only place that you can get pure
ice cream is at Zinn's, bridge corner.
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THE only place that you can get pure
ice cream is al Zinn's, bridge corner.
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TIE only place that you can get pure
ice cream is at ZInn's, bridge corner.
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TIE only place that you can get pur
ice cream is st Zinn's, bridge corner.