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cLEvE1ASD, TuScGRAwAS vALLEr 4 wuEEI1So
RAILWAY COMPANY,

CLEVEtiHD, juno u, 1917.
UHE SUBSCRIBERS TO TIE CAPITAL.
L STOCK Of said Company will take notice Tint
their subscriptions heretofore made for the purp1e
oil aiding In extending the railroad Of aId Com M
ny from It's present terminus TO the Ohio River,
having heretofore been actepted by said Company,
the Board Of Director Of aid Company at meet.
Log thereof, held on the 6th day Of June, ISL by
Aresolutlon, ordered that the 6nt InStailmrnt Of
i've dOllarl is O0l on each AhAre Of hity dollars
$50 CO.. 20 Au6stribei 10 the capital stock Of aid
Company, now due from MbIeSi6eTs, appearing on
the books, and individual subscriptions 70 lecent-
ed, shall bePIld on or before July lSt, 1877, 10 r.
a. Hetstn TRAINER u aid Company at ne geHer-
a. egios heTheC, or the ume may b paid 10 A, J,
Bags at Bridgeport, Ohio, or 10 such person a he
may direct and aid Treasurer and said BaHgH and
also such pcrsou ~ the aid Bags may duly attho-
TtIe 10 receive money due upon aid subscriptions
are either Of them BY Iald Company empoWeied
and authorized 70 receive and receipt for The raro
for and on Its BEHALF and ten per CENT Of sal sab
siptIon shall b due anl Il hGrOhy required o DO
paid 70 the aid IftGFurE, at ts SsAtTul odsns oS
add Company, a. VfRtsdid, or the sane NAV b.
paid 10 A. J. Bags, at Bridgeport, Ohio, Or such
person - he may designate, who are authorized 10
resolve the same for and on behalf Of sald Conlp1-
ny,l on the day following the expiration Of rTsFy
thirty days from and Al6t JAY lSt 1871 until The
whole subscription AhGll 10 due and required 10 10
paid, ~ above specified.
By order Of the BOapl d Directors.
!e22.F P, A. HEWITT, EeSretATy.
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TEAS T4 S ssSss y &c eST wS1 = R2,
Iea-staple Mtiele-pleaSes every body-T1de con.
tinuAlly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS wanted ever where
best Inducements waste ume-send ior Cir.
eulir 10 ROBERT WELLS, Pres Of the Original
American Tea Co, 70 Vsssy st., n. 7. P. Q. Box
i2t" tspl-dAW'
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TIME TABLE WHEELING & ELM GROVE
L T. W. CO., In effect on and after Friday, MAY
Tho Seaside library


- ~ AtAel ~ 1AA1s A4gAIy
no
!? John Halifax, Gent, BY Miss Mulock.......? zoe.
}, Jane Eyre, by Charlotte Brontc (Uou. No. voc.
I. A Woman-uSter Chas. Reade's new novel zoe
The bldeE.lndles, Jules Verns'S IAtest.......IOc.
st Days Of Pumpetl, by BulweT.. 100.
!. Adam Eede, By George Eliot. Double No, )?Oc.
s. be Arundel Motto, BY Mary Cecil H,y-.alrc.
9. Old MlddletonI Money, By Mary Cecil HAyIee
10. The Woman In White, BY while collins. ,.99nc.
II. The NH on the Floss By George Eliot.....20e.
T. The American eenlIor, ny Troll ps,........2Oc
~. A Princess Of Thule, By VIM MAck-.........2Cc.
IS II9nola, By George Eliot. double No.l zoe.
lS The English at tho North Polo and fled
Of les. In one book. By Jules Verne.
H. Hlditn Peiils, BY Mary Cecil Hay.......
IS. BlIbAra'l IllGtOty, By Amelia B, Edwards zoe.
", a Terrible Temptation, ~ Charles RGade-ioc.
~ G!l curiosity thop By Charles DlckenS--,2Q
a. Foul Play, By CHARLES
~ Man and Wife, BY WilkiO NC.
g. The squires LCgacy By Mary Cecil Hay zoo.
y. Never Ton Late 10 Mend, by Z. Re1de.......20c.
20. Lady Adelaidos Oath, By MFs. II. Wool--.lOe.
% AuIorl Floyd, By Mlis u. 3. BrlddOn. .....1Oe.
%. a Daughter Of Heath, By William Black, iOc.
%. NOra'a Love Tat, d. Mary Cecil HIy.....-loc.
70. Her Dearest Eco, By Mn AGxandef .22Oe
81. Love Nc Little. Love Ne Long, By Q. Raadel0o.
u The QUEEN Of Hearts, BY Wllkle Collins. lQc.
81, Handy Andy, BY samusl Love, ,.......,.,..20.
~ SlmPleton; ~ ChaS; Reide. (sinSle No LOO
IS. Felix Holt, the Radical, By George Ellot.9Oe.
81. The WOoing OF, By Mn AlexIndsr...,,....2Oe
y. The AyateIyJ By Nm. Henry Wcod-...:.....loe.
%. Heritage Of Langdllo, By Nh. AleTandoE-l0c.
". Antonina, By Willis Collins. double No voc.
~: The Heir 70 AIhley, By MrL Henry Wood l0e.
For sale BY all Bookseller and HeHsdeaiers, or
''H'' P'' 6E6R dH !? M ft PuH SS II
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20. BOX E6S7. au1S-dIv
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RAILROAD BONDS Strong.
STATE BONDs-Dull,

STATE BONDS Dull.
StocEs-lregular, but generally some
what lower. Just before the close there
was n ste4lier feeling and slight recovery.
The market was dull and without special
features.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares,
OF which 5000 were New York Central,
a,OO0 Lake shore, 10000 Northwestern
common 5000 preferred, 1000 Rock Is.
land, 1900 ST. Nul common, 500 pre.
terred, 1900 ohioS, 5000 Wabash, 5000
Delaware & Hudson, $4,000 Delaware,
LlckASa1a \ Western, 5000 Michigan
Central, 1900 Western Union,
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MEATS AND LARD-suGAR
w CGrOl CapVasc'i Haus, Sugar Cured Can ms
ID Shoulders, sugar Cured CinVGled heShiI1t m.
con, PLATA Shoulder Clear Sides Sugar Curcl DFIel
KEEL irish from smoke house daily; Kettle TrndpS.
60 Lat Lard, In Teres, Barrels and Hall BaTTrl',
II. REILLY,
!eii 1909 and 1871 Main strret.
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FlNANGlAl. AND COMMERCIAL
BY 7,ELEGRiPH.
New Yorh honey An Il STOCKS.

NEW YORK, September !0.-MoXeY--
Active at 4a1 per cent Prime mercantile
paper 5a7 per cent. Custom receipts S3l5.
900. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
Sl95, 900. Clearings Sl9,000.OOO. Sterling
steady; long 4.S2Ii, short 1854.
GoLD-Opened at 1881 and closed at
1881. Carrying rates ISa2 per cent. Loans
were also made fiat
SILvRR-At London 549Gd. Here silver
bars are 81 90 y greenbacks, 81 ls% gold.
Silver coin hia7S per cent discount.
GovERSMESTS-tirm.
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an Pullman Drawing Room and Sleeping Cau
from steueenTllle and Columbus through wttAo,a
Change to Cincinnati, louisville, Indianapolis md
st: Louis, and from Columbus 70 ChIcaQo,
Tue pleasure seeker or those seeking HoWsS tN
Us lIsI!, should call on or address tho Underlined
ior through time tiblOs, MAPS, land Circular and
further information. w, L. OBRTFN
aenI passenger and Ticket Agent, No. no High
ttrect, Columbus, Ohio. mYi9
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PrrTsBURou, September 9l-peIroleum
.pGll; crude g SsH al PetksPs refined
l4Ne Philadelphia delivery.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

WHE countenancc is pale and
l leaden.colored, with occasional
alshcs, or 4 circumscribed spot on
one or both checks; the eyes become
drl.; .heplpilsdiIate; anazuresemi-
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
theno5ei sirrita.cd, swells, and some
times blecd;; 4 swelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
'ling or throbbing Of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
flrred tongue; brcashvery foul, par
ticul1Fly in the morning; appetite
variable, somctimeSvoracious, witha
gnawing sensation of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone; fleeting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting violent pains through
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrcquently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine tur-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES convuIsiye;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth; temper varia-
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
arc found to exist,
DIR. C. M9LANE'SvERAIITUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; It'll an innocent prepa.
ration, not tGta6ltg HafngMe slight.
est injury to tie NEST keHatr iyGnt.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER.
MFucE bears the signatures of C.
M!LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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OUR WORDS INDORSED
RSTEIIiTI77

Cray hair 10 changed 10 . glossy black BY a
@nGI application Of this dye.0 Il Is easily ap.
Piled, acts like magic, and Is as harmless as spring
Price fI.oo. Office, IS Murray Street, New YoFk,
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5Ii iITT Pitts

Meet the wants Of those who need safe and
reliable medicine, The immenSe demand which
has SO rapidly followed their Introduction Il
evidence that they DO supply this want, and
proves them to be
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MERcHANT TAILoRS.

-~rT-1r 7E>->-s'---.~v- -->>.S>>~,~-~>~>~>-~
II UsT 3REcEtvED-.ylEG
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SiegbRrils Aot0mROfdiiels-LeAV Bellaire at
i:iO r. M; Brltgeport al 46S; aud arrives at steu
benVille ii G:l5 y. NJ.
Leaves steubenTllio at as Il. M; arrives q,
Bridgeport At S:S5 q. IN.
Special accommodation trains leave DallaiIo al
80 4. IN. and 1913 p M; Bridgeport at 946 q. N.
ard 100 p. M arrive at Martins Ferry 9:B6 4 n.
and LILO p. IN. Returning leave Martins Fsrryat
ll:?5 a. M. and $50 p, m; Bridgeport Il:SS q m.
and $40 p nj arrive at BellalrS At ll:5O r. m. and
35S p nj.
Tickets to all principal points In the East md
West can DO procured At The Urion Ticket Otaee.
Sel.ure House, and At tho station at Bridgeport.
+. X. MYERS,
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By mdiL n aatdItfs, pcita0t f'Fatd'
90, ,rsI..,.... ...SS 90 Six month"; .........Si %
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TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY.

Byhi4Gl, 4, 6dSaHfe, lpadgt fFpdid 4.
y, ytar...!.,, !. !. g g Iltte pChihs.....-S2 g
Z i CnihI.....,., e. 20 One t1onth.......... 70
T.hyEfrd b. Curtin In City lbc Per week.
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Jnir DlrI> ,>D run oiILows.



l. will hc remembered that while Mr.
Davis was in prison in Fortress Monroe he
And m. i.ei.r. nf he rrent H.tn,i,l,.a,n nnrty
constant question 81 d"lHtc WIN them, and i is
,g"riain that no tw2 Of thcp fully copcurrcd IN
ca-". The American people looked anyiously
I" s"" how TRAITORS wrr" - T." punished aud
tr'ns"n mad" odi4u- ana VII" w"r" ready II
llr ihdd" rr-l on@lnl" Tor the lute "l J'llrr-. n
DAVIS. Europe looked on Ia 80" the end 81 Tn,
great reho an! - ludEe 81 orr honor amt
IT, incidents.
The war Governor appears upon the scene at
time hr WIS Governor Of Indiana. and not re-,
guriei as man OF ~ u violent hates and
d"-i"ralrlN, rrvcngriul character as he has
h'.n m ia Ight of his hieh"r station and the
inf u"n'" u his creator power
Among tho papers ~ tn late Pr"sil,n nj An
drDwJ 'hn- ~ AZ" III" originals Of the following
payers, which are trli" copies. The first l. a
telegram ia riIll"r ns follows
I>nt,a,roli. 80, - l-G--in 800 "
u th''' 1gq.r-uo1 ~ lu~li uNnin the va' nn'l'
. 'r 'l',' ' , , '' H., ,,l',nn 49, ,l' '',, ''..
s,n if,.a'i i.. sta. "' ' N''''''"'' 10 '' "''
Ih. Dol .tfa Grand Jury afo ioW in session and ~
Hl'l.v DO -nf lir fur tlal 800 c'... he. lili, i'
Doc "lN d. ~ iFl' NlI J., n'dMeult 90 lDtt.n-
nau. '''' "'' % Maids ,,,rn.,Irn, I,,I,,i, TO
r. III Is start NJ moro .uoq To- shoulder 90 the
Nli 90, u. Nt ana trii"N' lh'" COY rnlnrli 81
uii luril r. uuAlrN ON ms u""lni Ir"-ld"ut
J"'h-"h made the !Ono"ihs cautious reply IN
rIih'ii
WAwNcroN nov II 1865.
O. , Nf'n ifW0i.l' M
" ,,' 'i j., '' q" W. ',,'i.' VIZ - nA, i''h
pr ,f,.r H. IT, ,nrt amy U,', f,'i nn a. liz
hlr ,nuid mn nrior,' with t.inl At ANY Dillon lace
~ shave been fouud a.uu,t nin ~ omr Two or three
NNnh" JohN'oN
W. do not know whether Morton went fur
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Still TNROOEED.
Irrepnrnbie Damage In the Patent Once-An
investigation In Order.

WAsurNGroN, oct. 1t now appears that
the real reason why elcvcn fair. sunshiny days
werc suffered 80 pass away after The fire had
burned nif the roofs 81 two sides Of the Patent
once without an ~ r, bDing mndg 10 put on
temporary oovrrins WIS the intriguing NJ in
nurniinl aud Interested persons. who desired
That the work should not be done by contract
the fl.is are ~ follows;
Mr.. Clark. tho architect " tho Capitol, was
nsked to prepare plans for temporary roof
lie dill aa be- WIS requested to do. His plans
worr approved. and prop ,-iis in accordance
herewith were advertised for 10y Secretary
Snura \ number OF proposals were SUBJ
mttrd. ahd the. lowest bidder WIS a Mr.. llolz-
Glow. who rendered ns his bondsmcn Mcssrs
Nn-au a Smith. who are among the largest
lumber dealers IN Tia" city, and honorable and
respectable gentlemen. The bids were opened
ON the 2itl of September and the contract
should have brcn awarded on tina, day to Mr..
Iol2'low. who WAS rrody to begin the work tho
next day. Backed ~ he was by Mcssrs. Winsatt
d Smith. he WAS fully prepared to push the
work rapidly. and there ia no reason why he
should not have completed the roof in sixty
hours. Competent architects and experienced
builders say that 1t WIS possible to have done
the work in forty -eight hours. Had the plan Of
Mr.. Clark hecu followed thcre would have bcen
i.'DHtt~lUn 600 wait gu the burnt portion OF the
luldut was cleared ~ 10" drhrsi II roof
WIS designed and planned So Hs To- allow II ~ hr
Tut un Zoo lore inc 0clrls wa- removed. Altr
IN" roui WIS "n 'o ON and th" building ami The
valuable records safe from the elements. the
clearing out of the debris could have gone on at
leisure A. ~ th' feasibility OF TINS plan. all
Thu rian If Mr. clark was q simple and Goo
nomi'al on'. r'w of posts wore to be 81
ui Nu: the rruir. NJ the uurnuioi ms. string
pi, laid on these. and then one end OF the
r..N 4 4Nf NEsa
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The Czar'. Painting Fits.


ORsovA, Sept. p The report Of an az
prpprhins visit Of the Empress u Eus la 10
loumanu gains crrd"nc,. In ulli'ial ciro in
bucharest. wi"r" ID is REGARDED A. huVing boon
arranged tl al ,rd thn Car a prrt"Nt tor quit
ting thu scene of war. lie must rrcrl-s the Dam
ubr % meet her. AMI Will probably 49, 'ort her 90
IfNudiu. when" % manifesto 10 the army Viii Doe
issued. stating IA" necessity thcrr r. oi his re-
turning 10 81 lctrr-l urg whittier Prince Gort-
chnknM Milluilur. Adj rhrrg and other ON 'al
pnr-onnE"- will Doe recalled ia du" cuur-". tho
army beng loit g. the management Of thr brHui
Dukes. Both the car and the Grand Duke
Nicholas hnNr boon much oNrrcom" hy thH rn-
cent ealHmiti"- of the army. Tho Emperor hud
two lalutug fits the day after iirNua; Il" il
ar .ItlV cur'worn AMI scarcely speaks 10 en-
cnurlge those around him. have these details
fr'W inquest luuhl" authority.
ON .er- ui the cavalry If tn. Guard who have
just pns-ei through liu .hurr-t arc much dee
pt'--.t in spirits. and complain that thrir
hlr- nre utterly knnekrd NJ lev forced
marches. They Wnuih-t much resentment
against the Imperial family. uwuy- rN '.l'lu-.
o.. t2lr himself luliguuiIon aEuiu-' lrIurN
Charles is rapdy rI-.ng niuong all classes Ia
Epumrnia. stimulated iy details oi the -HuEh-
ter uo.ins ont ~ degrees. Whom convoy. %
wounded arrived at the station. last TUESDAY.
tliN women there assembled were heard loudly
iINuhiil.. curses upon his hrnd.
Ih" Euumaniun army has lost fully ono
uril oi It's whole strength since II crossed thc
Danube.
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V1RIETY TTEfT TRES BO7HERED.


Tho managers of the Olympic, London,
Tivoli. and Harry II Ia Theatres. and Irving
Hail, have been ordered by the police, authors
ties to stop selling intoxicating drinks in their
establishments during performances The law
ON the subject iorbids tho sale Of alcoholic hev-
cragcs. not excepting lager beer. in any place
whore performance Of any kind not purely
musical il given. Lately 1t has been violated
with impunity In the theatres mentioned.
walters served drinks to the audience. MS has
brcn the custom IN GImore's Garden. whore the
entertainment rs entirely musical The Olym-
pic and Irving Hall opened last week on the
lipuor-scllug plan; lIit'hcnaks WAS to be- OPEN
ed this week; and at Broadway ana Thirioth
street a lot loo 10y $50 feet has been leased for
the erection of u larger variety theatre than any
now in thecitv. Police Superintendent Wnlling
sad on saturday tuat the toinmission"rs had
fully H. rd'd ON rnior ing tn law AMI that va
rirty theatres OF the nj OhOlic Kind would not hr
permitted. In the Olympic on saturday even
INK. no drinks wrre sold IN ia" aud forum, aud
th' litfI" iron stnniS Tor glasses W"r" empty.
The usual business was done IN the hnrroum. to
when wide door opens from the tlratrr. In
the London there WIS nm absence Of the white.
puronri waters hut ~" police did not int fcrc
with truf in the large lNrro,m in front.
In mother the Columha Opera House nor
| Egyptian Hall have driuNs beeu sold IN Tho
main pnrt OF the auditorium. but occupants Of
| boxes have b"rn supplied. No notices 10y the
polIer have boon served on the managers.
II Is charged 10y the managers oi tho shows
that huNn h.en intrricrrl ". th That the mOvr-
mcnt ngainst them IL in'it'd 10y business rivals.
The rates Ot admission are low ia thps, thea
/ from su'h places ~ Tony Pastors and tn
| Theatre Comigu". They also rrumnc lr'au-' f..
they wcre not stopped, If they were De- stopped
at all, before thrv had invested capital ~ tho
| business. 1t is doubtful II they "oul nll con.
hr really enforced. They hope that tho move
/ mont viii be short-iNcd.
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Human Hair Craving Amer Death.

n N II1II@ N.ll NJ NsI-1
llr. 'HldNrll If Iowa says that in 1869 he was
nv NN lnn'uNn h a i'HlN that hal been hurird two
Nu- Tine ,oiun l .urlu4 olcn AT the innt- ana tllo
NM IlN'lNW lntW.h the Openings ON opening the
.h U' hu 90 il' h,ad was touui Ia sure oisltccn
iWW' "lN iNr MINISTER'S c4st iuDhr.. The man had
"' ~ ''d Ntiit h'is burned In iSI7 similar cir
'nm''Hur' or'nrcd IN Mercer county Ia In deging a
~ Ar me wwhm"n came aero. the skeleton ui II man
tiH' NN ntn lugl ton wears The han was ns nm as
u". h' ANA had SHOWN toa lengtpl eleven o. twelve
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d1lantto--- ftmrlts.

WA>rHPSkt f'i' S";,SF q 'a SIS SS"s'
NANTEn-io riri. to icarn trarcyc fot he stage
w NJ LIE, i,i South 'ui st. NillianshnTh.
WA>rEoA" sereaSe, ID to g"rg . SIS, w.,
w 81 Gro %, Il toy floor.
WANTED -Firlui riri> III dro-smek"r,; - que, 4"
w understand. AIply, with rcitt'ucr. ~ W f'h ST.
\VA>Trp-Gooi cont hands at ~ Norih sd -.
w Nnitn.hur-h, To make Their own I"h
W 'ii''.' iicce Work 4, - Broadway
WANTED -ht,riccl .sir' te,Hors Oh eo'iom rnnt'
w 'til tor ihc week 4ji hasi Ntl IT,
WANTED Experienced hand- on o,cr.aicrs;
w -icah, WORK Apply at rs Wooster e.
lyhATID- Ar.r.ctnic Young sirl Tor usht house.
w ""rN to- ~ir'p home SLIT St
A>rEn,.NA s.a. ;m,r,nrlio tor chambcrwork aud
WA>TED-nandso on ggl :, ne cornu.'pi1l, o,.
" - l''"'l' = 900 - "''''
WANTED rfi Tor general hou.oworA Arry
W lb West Hlst st.
WANTED food operators AMI ua-ter.,.- ~ co,''
N-A>rrD-ENrcricnccd CLOAK hands 40 west
W ~ '"-N '''''"' IT. w. '' " Mr.. REILLY.
WANTED good tAiorc.. on custom pant. at ~
WANTED nr-tela'. tniores' on pant. tidih
w st., uifl h'nr
XrOt>ss ar. .an 1ntain sIlU,t,on. roe risinss 1nl
meals ~ &c rar ~ fhe Girls l.f'fIur House ~ 50
N'rh'- PLACE -fh # nnicr care OF 'ANlnn- Al So
rrNI Also. fNs u trHHuun nu wli- Wi'f h'- nom .
10 inl' 'o 800 who may Apply, AMI ssh'A"s hn-n
rrufutuu>iv
- GOOD hu'tonhnie makers on cloth ov"t-fior-. by
- fni. che work given OUT lflii lAuups g.
1'r>ToM rAIIoHE~sr> nat ear 1a' ,.., "a
Il NNf- their own wuik 10 un-hcrs un custom pants.
~ ia HtNnrl IT,
~ Nltuii. flr Tailor. ~ Bowcry
JDn rIR>T-tIASs CLOAK nnAots AMI operators
wv wanted -i".lN ,WfIosmeut Aii A"l puy guar
orrENnElN BROS 80 Franklin Il
Inn EXPERT riait fnl.htr- wHnf.'
wv Iu-lrli THOMAS 900 walker -
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CiLMoRr's CONCERT GARDEN.
X,OuNG ME>'s tuvtSTI,N A~>OCIA.
L IlON OF THE CRY CO., NlN lVhk,


ANNOUNCEMENT FOR ThE AUTUMN AND WINTER
fiul annual ticket ru-fIfH -. linfs the hU'Itf 20
AN Tho uI,llr.t- named h.IuW Achtrlr DOL a. - Hil
tuuh !. matte to ttu.e u-inl Gymnasium. Tor dressing
box
CLASSES in FRENCH and rERMNN three evenings
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