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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-10
Grand Lodge of odd Fellows.

Tho ffty-third annual session Of the
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order
OF Odd Fellows in the United States, Will
be held ia Baltimore in Septem Der, the
session commencing on the nth. A
great many distinguish! members Of
the order will be present =, all the States
are to be represented, AL tine territories,
except Arizona Idaho, New Mexico and
Washington, the Canadian provinces OF
Nova Scotio, New Brunswick, Prince
Edwards Island Ontario snd British
Columbia, the Republic Of Switzerland
and Chill Some idea Of the extent o.;
the work done each year by the order
may be gained from tho statement in the
last report, that the receipts aggregated
S4.7l4,242, and the expenditures for the
relief of the sick, the burial Of the dead
and the education OF orphans, 81 t9S,S69
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
before this court yesterday morning:
Samuel Gable, drunk, fined two dol
lars and costs. Committed.
Adam Coleman, drunk, fined two dol
lars and costs. Committed.
Joshua Miller, dru' k, tined two dol
lars and costs Committed.
John Archie, for carrying of medicine
from Dwights drug store, WAS lined ten
dollars. Committed.
Melissa Robinson, for using abusive
language toward Elmyra Ripley, was
fined Two dollars and costs. Paid.
Ellen Hughes, for using abusive Ian
guage toward Elmyrs Ripley, was lined
two dollars aud costs. Pad.
Peter Curry, for using abusive Ian
guage toward Eimyrs Ripley, WAS fined
five dollars and costs. Committed.
The case against EImyra Ripley for
using abusive language toward Melissa
ROBINSON, was continued until Saturday
a, o'clock p NJ.
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sM ALL TALK
condemned Notes of Curreui Gossip
In and About Town.

No probate business yesterday.
ONE transfer recorded yesterday.
The Night Hawks were Out last night.
TIE lock up wss empty ~ II o'clock
las: night.
The Ia.ost vocal luuscy is: Sweet,
forget me not"
The city is infested with great many
travelling salesmen,
TURTLE shooting was INDUCED 10 ut
Manchester, yesterday.
ONE deed of trust recorded a. the
county clerks Office yesterday.
THE work house force was increased
by five evil doors, sterday.
TUE boys begin to view the opening
school in the far III distance.
The opening OF Neuhausen's new place
of resort last evening WAS e success.
THE terrible" dlspos' .. ..N ',ses at
the police court, yestercs., arn.l-
THERE will be total rrIIr.r + the
moon on the night OF the 23d inst''t
IHE Thermometer registered IS de
grees at 10 o clock yesterday morning.
SQUIRE caldwell has resigned the
presidency of the corporation OF smith "
Co, brewers.
The tempera CO picnic was moderate
ly well attended vt Neuhsl:en's Summer
Garden yesterday.
WILLIE H., u ten year Old son OF
Peter Ii. Leighton, died OF brain fever
yesterday morning.
The board OF the Peoples Mutual AID
Association meets at the residence Of
Chas. l., Davis, this evening.
A NUMBER of Republicans wish to
knoT if the ntettiyencer man Is IN favor
of resurrecung the whipping post.
The Standards have not disbanded,
nor will they. This club Is ready 10
entertain any similar travelling club
ANDREW HE'LL was buried from the
st Alphonsus church, South Side, By the
Germsn Benevolent Society, yesterday.
THE It. Clair.vil.e Narrow Gauge
rosd has received large supply Of
tickets TO ali points East, West, North
and South.
The "wsiter girl" system has taken
big IN this city. Everything Is conduct
ei as quietly as could be expected b' the
most iastidluus.
The rain last evening WAS much
needed not only in the city to a.lsy the
dust, but in the countryto promote the
growth OF the crops.
A NUMBERot trends met at the saloon
OF Henry SchWarz, South Side, last ever
in, and enjoyed fine musical concert
given by themselves.
VERY singular STYLES o. dancing are
seen st the White sulphur The nign
shirt collar youths are now dong the
"crabgiide. 1t Is very nice-it you don !
mind passing for an IDIOT!
TAG address lately delivered by the
Rev. } r. Armstrong, Of this city, be-
fore the students o. the Washington
Penn College, has been published in
pamphlet form. The lecture Is highly
spoken of.
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ruAxy WHO ARE SUFFERING

from the effects of the warm weather ana
are debilitated, are advised by physician
10 take moderate amounts OF WHISKY wv
or three times during he day. In litl
while those who adopt this advice re-
uuently increase the numt er OF drinks
and in time become confirmed ineDriates.
A beverage which Will not create thirst
for intox eating liquors, and which Is IN
Tended especially for the benefit oil deolli-
lated persons, whether at home or ABROAD
is DIR. Schencks sea Weed Tonic Con,
tanning the juices of many medlclhal
herbs, this preparation does not create an
appetite for the Intoxicating cup. me
nou rishing and the liie-supportlns pro-
o sr ties OF many valuable natural proiuc-
ii ms contained in ii and well BnoWh 10
medical aen have most strengthening
influence. single bottle OF the IohIc
will demonstrate It's valuable qua4llleS.
For debility arising from sickness, over
exertion or from any cause Whatever,
wineg assful of Sea Weed rome taken
after meals will strengthen the stomach
create sn appetite tor wholesome fOod' 10
ali who are about leaving their homes, we
desire TO say that the excellent effects Oh
DIR. Schenck's sessOnable remedies, sea
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills, are par
tlcularly evident when taken by those
who are inJuriOusly affected by chanse
OF water and diet No PEI son should leave
home without taking Il supply OF these
sist sgi
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Personalities.

Captain Bags, OF Wheeling, and
Wilbur Truemsn, of Bridgeport, have
been working in the temperance cause
for several days OF the past week At
WoodsfeId. Mr.. Trueman returned
there Wednesday TO continue tae work.
--BarnesUiLLe Enterprise.
w. H. Harvey and wife, OF Cleve.
lard, returned home yesterday after a
tew days visit to Dr. K ). Harvey, OF this
city.
W. h Stshlman has rooms AT the
Stsmm House.
Gen. Stevens, brother-in-law TO Hon.
Thomas Ewing, was in the city, ye.ter-
day.
Albert j. Wells, of this city, VA, one
of the Committee on Resolutions at the
National Iron and Steel Worker, Asso-
citation in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. {. List, Miss Emma
List, Mrs. Frank Hearne, md f K.
Warner, of the Mcclure House, have
gone to the Stephenson House, s.. Cathe-
rlnes.
Messrs. w. H. Houston, A. w. Clark,
j. q. Becker, L n. Switzerland and T..
II. Klrker, engineer corps p, W. " h.
railroad, are registered st the Mcclure
House.
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A Big sunday school Picnic.

The Wellsburg, Steu5envine, Lagrange
and Bethany Christian Church Sunday
schools, comprising scholars and teachers,
came down on the stesmcr Abner ONeai
yesterday, to Mrs. Hedges orchard, near
Short creek, on grand picnic eXcur-
sion. There were about SIX huudred in
Al gnd they Just filled the steamer from
,uP l1 bottom The who.e comps. y were
under the charge of SherIl Curtis, OF
Brooke county, who knows 'I,. now to
take care OF 50 much humanity and see
that the nave good time Mr.. VIM.
Wsitor O. Louisiana, y recent graduate
of Bethany college, was expected g. nd.
dress the concou SO at the grove.
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III. Greenbackers at Martins Ferry.

The IndepeL dent Greenback Club held
y meeting on tuesday evening last
which was well attended. The charter
was received from Chicago. The mem
bership has been increased 10 about fifty,
Vi: u. many more ar expected to enroll
themselves by next week, The meeting
Was addressed by Mr.. Charles A. John
,on, after which resolutions We're adopted
endorsing the nominees OF the Greenback
Convention at Columbus. a parade on
next Tuesday was suggested, but no dc.
finite action was taken. The following
are the officers Of the club: President,
Charles A. johnson; Secretary, Thomas
irwin; Treasurer, NJ. Burris Executive
Committee, Robert Taggsr,, Henry
Devers and John Davis Meetir gs will
be held every Tuesday evening in the
Town Hall where addresses Will DC de-
hvered, and such other business trans
acted Ms will tend to promote the inter
ests OF the organization.
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rhe ReetI,oren picnic.

The Beethoven Singing society and
its friends propose going TO an entertain
meut st John uIrich's, st h.navi!Ie,
this evening. The " beeling City Band,
under the direction of Professor Nass,
will accompany the party. The process
sion Will start from Lohses, below the
Opera House, at seven o'clock, headed by
Forsch's new band wagon, which has
been prepared and appropriately decorat-
ed tor the occasion.
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WESLEYAN tEMAl { INSIITy'
STAIOEON, IIEGINIA

with over Twenty tytru.H, a.. .f..
ranks among the EI,. school.
ladies In the l'lI.'d state. ....
ml Valley OF NiT.ul.. . t..
health. Attended by pu., nm -.-
10 twenty States Great ,r ..WE
ppuseS required Session urnr. sol. .
iS77 Board and Tuition lurru .r..
tic year $40. For catalogue an. .
formation, address Rev. " ..UE..r
ID. d., President, StaUui.u. Va
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A COrpuIent Twelfth Street Squire
Taken In and Done For.

Yesterday morning dilapidsted spec
imen of suffering humanity appeared at
u Twelfth street Squire's office and pre-
.ented paper setting forth that the
dIlapidated man had spent ms earlier
manhood IN pr,claiminS the Gospel to
outcssts without compensation. The
man was asking aims. The Squire gave
HIM one dollar and siggned the paper
cash Upon tie departure O. the TEL
low, some one Informed the Squire that
the man WAS well known loater, dead
beat and drunkard OF this city The
Squire is down on such ministerial look
ing specimens as that one.
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A Foolish Ramon SaueIched.

An absurd rumor has prevailed heres,
bouts for two days past to the effect that
on to-day the locomotive engineers
throughout the country would unite in y
general strike. \ REGISTER reporter
last evening called upon several railroad
men in the city, and was assured that
such was not the case, as no notification
lad been served by the association. They
rad heard the rumors, but had placed
10 ,sytrnCe in them. Those interview
ed did not believe any such action WAS
intended.
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Star of the West.

The steamer Star OF the West, has been
purchased by Messrs. Stewart X Dawson.
OF Slosns Station, Ohio, and is now run.
ming IN the Steubgnvii,e and New Cum
berlar d trade, making her first trip yes.
terday. These gentlemen are both ex-
perienced rlvermen
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An Old Paper.

Last evening we were shown paper
ole hundred and seventy-three years
old 1t was the Boston Newsletter, pub.
ii,hed in 1904 The latest foreign news
vas taken from London paper dated
December 2. 1903. In those olden times,
freshness of news did not seem to be OF
much value. How times have changed
since then.
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The University of Wo,r.

DEN. \. \. +. TAlluU...
II dent. Collegiate aut g......
paVtmeuts in Suc,r>,'4. r.....
capabl" and rNVyr uurr. I.
Teachers. Nearly Poo ~f......
Philosophical. and ~g.u.....
graded Ia the standard I'D. .,.....
French ana German ,..-.. r. $50
Moral and religious 0uT....., ..
Location hraliaW.. u.. ......
tuS new expenses very ..n. .s....
Of either 81 FAN term uy.., ~,..
send tor "a catalogue b. Cog.
where. Address the rE,,....
ohio. ....
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The Light Guards.

The members of the Light Guards will
shake the dust of the city of their feet
and leave on the 6:20 train this evening
for the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs The Guards will be sccomps-
MED by Krsmer's full band. The COM
pany will report at the srmory' at 5 P. NJ.
to-day, from which thev will march 10
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot.
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Washington & Lee UnIvers.
LEXINGrON, NlNI.NR

Gen. q. ". e.. LEE. Ttr,U F.
OF instruction IN Cas-, ga. '.,..
scientific stuIIr~. HuU Dr.. .. H....
depart TentS oi Law and .....
ing.
The next session Nil .Y.. >...
10Th. and close Jun" -n'N ......-
exclusive OF books ANA c.y...u. .-..
~, etd $40, y messing .rH u.r
duted 90 g. or s.
For full Information nNua...
Cular address WALTER U.a.
lygegTh l.uIau.
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A DANGEROUS Fall.

A small child about two years of agc,
and a son Of Mr. Hush, residing on Ma
Ike. alley between Chaplinc and Ma. ket
streets, fell from porch fifteen feet
ABOVE the pavement, Wednesday even
ing and injured HIM elf very severely.
The child was leaning over the bsnni--
t,rs at the time OF It's fall.
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Warrant Issued.

Yesterday Squire Caldwell issued war
rants tor Melissa Robinson and Ellen
Hughes upon the information OF Elmyra
Ripley, and for Elmyra Ripley upon the
information Of Melissa Robinson, for
disturbing the peace, al of whom will
he tried at o'clock this evening.
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select school
NO. II THIRTEENTH oTKrh

MO. II THIRTEENTH STREE.
Miss Newham beg 'oIunw err.
and the public 10 Is her intention, .
t'uur her school at the uhn.. .,..r a.
Course OF I'm tIuctIuI> ........ .-.
Miss y. would be- pleased I0b..
mum bcT Oipuplls now study a..
In prepare ton 'ur Cui.oE.
Lessons In French Iurllg .uuN...
Terms, Sl0; pupils under Twelve g..
jylUT. T-Srb
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VirQinia Female institute

- = Y y ~ ITNTI||'IN-
DEN. II. Il. PHILLIPS. Efl IT,. r
IL SISTED bya full corps off .Tr.....r
officers. In, 81 annual sr-..uU H. ..
meme" september IEih, l'
sp'ciuus, With ga, and UH a
water. Mated D. si'y.. rT...
grupndr. PATRONAGE from 49,
school urt-c.u-S. Terms m .I...'.
rhurcUr, within three m".. ..l
For catalogue uddfp's the k.....
H1ut.NI
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, 90 I"f
81, j. W. FERHEEr.
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The Luscious Peach.

4 car load OF peaches which were
taken from the trees in Delaware, las.
Wednesday, arrived in this city on the
II o'clock 'ra'n last night. This Is the
first car load received ~ this depot this
season In Baltimore the best peaches
sell from ST. TO 80 cents per box.
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Transfer.


This deed made the 10th day of Fell
ruary, 1877. between John l.. Hobbs and
wife, to the Evangelical Reform Church,
tor LOT No. Is. square No 9, situated on
The west side Of EotI street in the Eighth
ward. Tor The consideration OF 5000.
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knnnAACkA.

one hundred new knspsscks were re-
ceived the armory, Yesterday, for the
Guards. Each Soldier drew ole of TIE
knapsacks last evening. The sacks sTe
very nice, and VIII aid grestly to the
fine uniforms of the Guards.
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Attacked by ROughS.

Last Wednesday evening Nellie
Wilesburg was attacked by roughs at the
tunnel. TIE woman tried 20 make good
her escape by retrscirg her steps to this
side, bu. was again set upon by the
roughs. A street car driver On the Elm
Grove line saw the affair and rescued the
woman
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A Run on.

A horse that is used in assisting 10 haul
the cars up the Island grade, rear the
the suspension bridge, csused some eI-
element on Zsne street, yesterday, by
running away and trying to kick himself
to pieces.
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TIE HEATED TERM Patrons Ofhe
REGISTER can hare the DAILY sent them 10
any part Of the United States, post pad, al
dneen csnts per '7Ceck. Bear thus in NINA
o0hca departing from the.ctty. for a summer.
rim
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TIE finest shoes kept in the city ut l.
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A game was played on the Peninsula
grounds yesterday between the Riverside
club and picked nine from the Atjsn
tics, Velocipedes and Wheeling Blues
The game resulted in score OF % to y
IN favor OF the RIversides The River
side club did not take the ninth inning.
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GONE TO RUIN.

A Wife Deserts Her Husband and
Four Children for Life Of shane
and Disxrace-A sewing Machine
Man Her Paramour-Nhen Con.
fronted by the Injured Husband
the seducer Unclaimed any knOwI'
edge Of the Woman-Tne Husband
brings His children TO this city
An Application Made 10 Get 'he
Little Ones Into the Childrens
Home.
About twelve or thirteen years ago, II
Young man, printer by trade, married a
Young lady whose parents reside within
four or five miles of this city. The
Young man worked At his trade
in this city for while, and
then went to Pittsburgh, where he got
work for time he finally moved TO
Columbus, ONO, about
SIX YEARS AGO,
where he mas since been working u: his
trade H. compositOr on one OF the -aily
papers of that city. During his stay in
Lnat city lie became somewhat addicted
TO strong drink, but as we understand, on
all occasions was exceedingly kind to ms
wife, and children which now number
tour The children range from two years
up to ten or eleven. For several months
past the family have not lived happily
together. The woman is about 70 years
Of age OF very pump ana
progressing appearance, with some
thug about her which is particularly
fascinating to the society demons who
are ever on the lookout for n fresh victim.
She is exceedingly fond OF fine dress and
society, and possesses an
UNCONGEEIAL DISPOSITION
toward her husband, whom, some seven
or eight weeks ago, she refused to live
with The women then lett her home IN
Columbus and returned TO tins city,
where she has two sisters and other res-
tivcs living. Before leaving she directed
her husband to pack up the household
goods and snip them to her NJ this place.
During this trouble, the husband was, a.
he told u reporter OF this paper yester-
day, discharged from his position through
some influence of his waywsrd vile.
This lett the husband in IN impecu-
NOUS predicament, which necessitated
the delay OF forwarding the household
goods. The wife became tired OF walt
ing for her goods, and taking advantage
of the cheap fare offered by the recent
excursion from this city to Columbus, re-
turned, and finding her husband out OF
money and unemployed, gave him her
return ticket TO come TO this city IN
search OF work, winch she said he could
get. The woman did net return with
her husband, but remained in Columbus,
where she ut once begun more public
LIE or SHANE.
Being out OF money she sought the
shelter OF boarding house. and remain.
cd there for few days, when the keeper
OF the boarding house told her to get
another place to stay. She then went
10 the home OF friend OF her husband,
who took her in for few days This
friend soon found out that she WAS keep
ing very unreasonable hours with
y disreputsble
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SIOcK Sales.

Yesterday MessTs. Hervey X Britt sold
ven shares OF the Elm Grove stocks NJ
Si2 per share. Par value $50
Five shares of the Bank of the Ohio
Valley, at $l06 so; par value 500.
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SteubenviIIe, 0 Female Sen n

DOARD, ROOM ASp LlGI.
ID year, $50; = Oh tor mlu.-..r ".
ers. Tuition IN The Eugll-u 'uUus -
guages, Music, Pa niluy, B., s,'E
ate, send tor "a JaialO .ur. I''.
BEATTY, ID. -, had. ~upr, H'.h
REID, Pm. D., Principal. .E"'
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LADIES SEMINARY

DLAIR-N VILE, PA. FAIL -I,
ID opens Thursday, S"ptnm ..f
Location very hcalthm. ,uy .
terms moderate. fu.l cuurs' H' .a'..
ton. For Catalogue, pleas sdIIrs
]. JEWETI PARE
l.grb II.
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EIYer News

.. +b.-a,1;p-Is.r ava,,ng
indicated 8 feet
The steamer VlrgI- Lee from s..
Louis has for Pi,tsbu-yn 100 Dbl. -four
and 234 bags .eel
The Market Boy vi. leave Tor Ma.a-
mora, at 10 a. NJ to day
The h7-tie hHgo ty'k the place 81
the Courier yesie7dss morning
Inc courier l. lying a. 'he be'1Ho"'
mills. ~.
,..i Inc h"' .,, nGUps' P''''" w." ;
III IT, So 'o, . =, o., low. p.ryc-.brrg
- "''-'''' -
~ "a. ,..s,-. 49,, ..rDs-f,o.
dsv
The Telegram Is laid 40 q. CIaring-
ton.
The Hudson Is wing at Cincinnati on
account OF low water.
by Telegraph.
NASHVILLE August 9.-River failing
with Is inches on the shoals
p.--.,.. ,, p...o- ;
i,aEas ma tsr,r-, .,Sv.v SEestber
,,I,n5,, sp5 us-r,
D. =,
Mok6ANTo"A, August -; y'- ,pL -
lnches ana sta'oASry' weather 1911
thermometer % ueS
BROWNSVILLE, August ''-h.'eE ,
iePl lncneS SHu o. .. '''-'
i''l '--s' .o'i''''' % -
CAIRO Angus. 9.--ATFive1-hIckor r;
st. Louis; DePaTIed-J o l "'''nose' 81 81
LOUIS. River 10 'ssI ILcne' ~" 'a''-
ing. Mercury 81 deS.
CIHCISNATI, August 9.-RIver : feet
and falling. Weather clear. Arrived
Nail City and barges, Wheeling Co.'S
Mlilar Memphis Andes il due
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JUST received, lot OF Children :
Shoes OF the latest styles, =. L. '.
RlOnG's
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Coop black Kid Gloves tor 35 cents at
j. ". FerrePs.
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If YOU want TO get chesp and nice
fitting pair Of Shoes, 90 To- l. '. Blond :,
1875 Man street.
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at'heeling &eglstrr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
-, index 10 New Advertisements.
n.ton I.ipht Gu.rds.

Attention Light Guards.
Card Observation-Disclosures Gallery
Cooking Stoves-R II. Sweeney.
Pumbers-Trimb BILE Il Horn brook
- Attention NJ. l.. e..
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II you want 20 get suited II s psiF of
Shoes, 70 20 l.. V. Blends.