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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-21

TRANSFERS OF RIAL EsrATR.-The fol-
lowing deeds in fee transferring real estate
were entered on record in the office OF the
Clerk OF the County Court, yesterday:
Deed made September 10, by Edward
Moore to Harry McNamee, for the undi-
vided half OF the southern twenty.six feet
OF lot No. 1856, corner Market and 22d
streets, for S2,650.
Deed made September 10, by Henry X.
List and wife to George II. Weisha:, for
the east one.halt Of lot No. p, on 10th
street, for $500. TiHa
There were also recorded fourteende deeds,
giving right Of way to the old Hemptield
K. R. Co., therecording OF which had been
neglected. . A
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Mrs. Green, Mrs. Jos. Falkenstein and
Mrs. George Roth, left for Baltimore on
Thursday night to attend the funeral Of
WIN. F. Green, son Of Mrs. Green. Mr..
Green was q prominent merchant tailor
OF Baltimore, and was well known in this
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RrNrapER that the Chicago Excursion,
via Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, leaves
September 25th; 81 90 for the round trip;
tickets good for ten days. Trains leave at
sos A. n. and 1l:l5 P. NJ, and run. through
to Chicago without change. This will be
the last excursion Of the season.
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AND now the black hat.struggles into
view from its summer obscurity, and the
Mackinaw is given q vacation, and retires
to the privacy Of the top shelf in the
clothes press. HF F"''A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-21

Hermann LoDoE No. 4, Ancient Order
Of United Wotkmen, donated $50 to the
yellow fever Sufferers OH Wednesday
night The Order throughout the United
States have donated between $4,000 and
$4,000 to the same purpose.
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MHssRs. John Waltonau n Henry Pendle.
ton have entered into u co-partnership in
the law business, and swing their shingle
to the breeze in Blackstone Row, The
firm name viii be Walton & Pendlcton.
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MuNlcIpAl Counr-Iudge cIanmet. J

MUNICIPAL CoURT-Judge CranMer.
The Municipal Court met yesterday
morning OF 10 o'clock, aud transacted the
following business: la
John Wells, a native Of Germany, was
admitted to citizenship.
Catherine Haguns vs.. Mary Reister and
Others, in chanccry. Decree enteredlio
the sale OF real estate.
Josephine K. Mitchell vs.. Ross A. Jun
kins and Milton. W. Junkins, in attach
ment OF the Wheeling Towboat and Barge
Company. Case was argued as 10 quash'
ing said attachment, and submitted tc
Adjourned until to-day at 10 A. N.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-21

HEADquARrrs FOR CHEAP Goops.-
Good Muslin ut &c, good Calicos at &c,
good Carpets Mt l5c; fine Atwood French
Cashmers at 50c; Fancy Dress Goods from
6to Zoe; everything else in proportion.
Call soon, II you with to save money, at
Nos, 20l9 and 202l Main street.
.1E.li5 .rilt-U t.l !Hi JONI RogMER. III
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A SECOND Adventist says that the world
came to. an end on July 90 We are now
going through the second edition, with q
goodly supply Of failures, Towers, murders,
bank robberies and domestic infelicities.
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lShnnll saw there WAS.

olLuUIu shy ,
"What isit? Let nc sec"
"Well, look under there" pointing to
the pole under that runs from the hind
axle to the front part OF the body, on
which the forward axle swings. "a
The owner looked, and, TO his great sur.
prise, he behold several hens and chickens
that had gone to roost there the night be,
fore, and which, amid all the shaking and
jolting Of the journey, had retained thcir
hold. That mar will look under his wagon
in future before he starts for Wheeling,
early in the morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-21

a MEETING s:aSi viii be held in Germania
Hall, tomorrow afternoon, of the commit
tees appointed by the different Singing
Societies to make the final disposition OF
the moneys collected. A full attendance
Is desired. I1N
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A IAIeE party of young folks assembled
Mt the. residence of Mr. G. +. Meyer, the
popular foreman of c.. W. Seabright's
clothing house, last evening, in honor of
the birthday OF his daughter Lena Quite
u nice time was had by thelittle ones. 81
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AvAn 4Hr Iorp ,AtARrN BELLS. Ma.

AHAIt ritz Lorb AIAttM BEtts. Ma
'turc's water works. were distribute
ing copfous showers from their cloud
reservoirs last night at ten O'Clock,
when the musical chimes sounded that In
%ninety.nine cases out ofa possible hum
dred tell the people OF w heelingthat some
person has set FIRE to q newspaper or the
interior Of II cracked store. We started on
our fniry pcdeslals after an engine and by
carefully following the sparks left in the
wake found that our route was North
Wheclingward As We passed along the
street we saw many windows acting as
charming framework for nightcapped
heads p~rOtruding from picnic costumes
that were very suggestive Of Queen Eliza
beth rutfS and "sicli.p We werenot alone
in our Reorganization. The pave on
each side was lined with males
and females splashing our cutters and lost
ling telegraph poles. With the impression
30 common among mankind we were
asked about twenty times the location OF
tho fire and how much the insurance was.
We gave satisfactory responses, OF course,
to each interrogation, and meanwhile
pressed onird ID the ambitious youth in
ll0ngfellOw. Our seYenty-tiye dollar suit
OF clothes was unprotected by an umbrella
Iand the aforementioned moisture pcrco-
lated unccaslessly upon II. AT this june
ltion, while itgives no Information regtrtl-
ing the fire, wewOuld like to ask the pee
ulatiye fend who borrowed our umbrella
to return the same. Wewant II, and1ike
tile man who was looking for u tree in
bottle, sc want IL bad! { l,a.id i1h
We reached Williams drug store. The
gentlemanly proprietor said 1t was, as We
intuitively knew, all along, a false alarm.
Weretaccd our steps. -Four hundred and
thirteen individuals, who were too tired
to follow our footsteps, inquired what was
burnt, and il anybody hld been killed?
We stopped to give each q diagram OF the
%confagnition and satisfactory explana'
ton, andthen VIC hastened to spread tho
below large stock Of news bcio-e the intel
ligcnt readers OF 1.-THE L1SrElLiGRSCER
The fire partly destroyed q small dwell
ing house on the pike, belonging to
Mr.Wm bartholomew. The Vigilant en-
CINE water e%xtinguished the flames The
building was not destroyed, the most of
the damage being done by water. The
residents OF the building could not be
found, from whom any information could
be cleaned, but from the appearance Of
the interior wedid notthink that the value
of the furniture could exceed twenty dol
lars. 40 '1If1h r." - 3'iLalh''' .p'
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TINS is what cx.Gov. Stevenson has 10
say about our city, in the Parkersburg
Journal: "Wheeling is a substantial city,
and though it docs not grow rapidly, Its
growth Is healthy and permanent One
thing much,in its favor Is the encourage
ment it gives to its newspapers; the pro-
prictors and editors are growing rich Just
MS those III Parkersburg do. The State
House is really q beautiful building in its
exterior, but a fearful dirty one inside,
We presume they have no %ianitor, at least
we did not meet while there the smiling
face OF Fourth Governor" Pat Daily.
Wheeling has what Parkersburg has now,
a beautiful Opera House, and the amuse.
ments in it are f~irst.class, but the prices Of
admission are perpendicular; no poor
man need apply. When will managers
learn that wholesome, cheap amusements
will pay better than these high tariff ones?
The Wheeling people are social, kind and
wide awake, aud for one we shall never
consent to the absorption of their city and
tho balance OF the Panhandle by Penn
~sylyania. slHAT2
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Doyou wish a Cloak? Go 10 Blums.'

TuERR is no medicine used that will dc
more good than McLain's Worm Candy
In TACT, It is almost an indispensable arti'
Gle in a family where there arc children,
The principal ingredient used in Its man,
ufacture Is Santorium, which is perfectly
harmless and always reliable. Give it
trial and convince yourself.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-21

,oy Thursday last Justice Mix commit
ted Ilouisa Wdsenknccht to Jail for aisor.
derby conduct, but rs the lady afterwards
gave bond for her good behavior, she was
released. tllT Igl ufHiiiH $40 W "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-21

TnE hotelof the B. & o. Company al
Deer Park was closed on Wednesday Of
last week forthe season, Atr. Lambert tax
ing the CUES sto the Oakland Hotel, which
will be kept open until theflrst of0ctober.
Both hotels have had successful seasons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-21

STEAMER RLEaRAM The sunfish packet
Telegram has been thoroughly oyerhauled
and repainted. She will resume her place
In the Wheeling and Suntsh trade on
Monday. IN
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THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug Store, Opera
House corner, yesterday
So 8 IS, Sc ~
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DR.. A. NJ. Reid, OF stcibenville, Ohio,
will preach in the Second Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning at10l O'Clock.
Rev. O. Meerwein will preach o sermon
appropriate to Harvest Thanksgiving to.
morrow morning ut the Zion Lutheran,
Church, Centre Wheeling. In the even
ing tho Sunday School will have charge
of the exercises, which will consist Of dia-
logues, speaking, singing, &c. The church
will be handsomely decorated with flow
crs and various specimens OF fruits. Each
scholar will receive q present ut the con
clusion Of the evening service.
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Acknowledgment attention is now
called to the large stock of Boots and
Shoes for fall trade, consisting Of every va.
riety. The only place in the city where a
lady can get properly fitted to her entire
satisfaction. Call and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere. itg
sdi aesl'U JERRY CLEMENS,
5nl SOC Is Eleventh street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-21

WILLIS MccoLlouau, a gentleman OF
color, is charged with usingabusive langu.
age towards John Gallahcr, The case will
be tried this morning before Judge Gran
MGR. ri 1 H..
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TENPERASck-A large and enthusiastic
meeting was held at Parker Hall last
night. There were some signers TO- the
pledge. There viii bea meeting tonight
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YESTERDAY a couple of Edison's patent
telephones were put in ut the Behwood
Mill and Mt the office OF the Companyiin
this CITY. sNl 5l! sgtiie. aylsyi ,Sif
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M ONp nay nee

Any one who will OK milne the iist Of ye nal ~
A1snis viii see that the manufacturer OF bens1hs
Causins Porous Plaster received The hlshet AnaoulJ
|nicdG AEarded TO player.
WANT CANNOTBE SEEN
in tbi, liz, Il the name Of any Of their numerous COM
%pstitorS. 50 greatly superior u ordinary porous pas
lrrs and ~lluinirnis i BeilSon's CaPcino Porous plaster,
that II has gaIned the approval u tue highest lnelleat
suthodty IA the world. ID. J. n. II. Thompson. o.
Wssiiniton, D. O., Judge Ia the Drag Department o.
the Centennial Exposition, Gaysoi thetli u U.S. tneIa
constantly IN my ptaeiiee,and elteyni. them one ol tno
most useful Inventions II the age." Denson's Cilfihe
PIlsier strvnsthens sIothc, stimulate. a hsSls .1.1
ciTculltIon Ottlie blood, relieves At once, anu ours
ouicEgf than any known plaster, llnlnent or c0rll-
pound. III now considered 70 70 the pgriva.Iei fS,m guy
edy for lame tack, rheuInalisia, neen4S siSrs sinnI so,Is,
Sold everywhere. Price 2Se.
mr. nlIITInIIn There are fraudulent aud
GAUIUUSgg ss si's Ssas 5sI Fssss; r & seE q
the market; one in particular having . similar aoHna.
Ing name e~Satain. lead PotsNil; Eaeh gennlnS neI,
S1n's CarEine rlASter has the word Capcinecut through
the plaSter-tAkel0 other. Ses-M.ML9
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Riyer-6 G, feet 0 inches, being q fall OF 10
inches since Thursiay evening. Weather
clGlr, windy and warm until evening,
when rain set in.
TheOiNel did not get away on her re-
turn trip to Pittsburgh until 12 o'clock
Thursday night.
The Telephone from Pittsburgh for Gin.
cinnati, due through at midnight, did not
gctNdown until 0 o'clock yesterday morn
lug, being detained by the fog.
The steamer Alice passed up for Pitts
burghiat 10A NJ. HhTE
The Courier departed for Parkerburg at
10l O'clock.
The Phaeton, from Sistersyille, and
Della, from Steubenville, were on hand MS
usual, the latter bringing down a large
consignment Of glassware to be shipped
on the Hudson.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati ut
2P. NJ. with n good trip.
The Science will be the Parkersburg
packet to-day ut 10l o'clock.
The Hudson will leave for Cincinnati at
3 p. ".
The Salt Valley, from Ironton for Pitts
burgh, will pass up tonight, and the Stock
dale, from Cincinnati, Tomorrow norm
ing.
PIrTsBuRGu, September co. River 8 feet
8 inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
ST. LOUIS, September O.-Arrived: Only
the local packets. Departed: Polar Star,
for the Tennessee River. River unchang-
cd. Rainy and cold.
LITTLE Rock, September Obtaining
during tho forenoon. Heavy wind from
tho. north and clear tonight. Turning
cold fast. The Board Of Health to-day
consented to the aunning OF q boat be-
tween this city aud South Bend, 40 miles
this side Of the Mississippi River. The
quarantine is still very rigid; nobody Is al
lowed to enter the city without a health
certificate.
NASHVILLE, septsmber 2o.-Rivcr falling;
II inches on the shoals, the lowest since
1872,
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CasnMEREs.-You will do well If you
call andse our Black and Colored Cash.
mercs, the handsomest in the city.
40 /. BLuM& Bro.
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JUSTICE ButoRhAThe case Of Gregory
Warner, charged before this Justice with
using abusive language towards Father
Kreusch, came up for q hearing yesterday
afternoon. After hearing the evidence
the Justice dismissed the case.
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saUAnE.-For the cheapest Boots in the
city, quality considered, call at the Little
Shoe House o.. JERRY CLEMENS,
IS Eleventh street.
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SILK vKLyErs.-We have a very large
assortment OF Black and Colored Silk Vel
vets at our well-known low prices.
a,' l. BLUM & Bro.
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To our wheeling Professor and Hts Eel
low Bhootists.
AT CfeedInoor nngeto-day no Englsh brother-
No foreign teAm-ls toundj
And 20 We have % shoot with one smother
And pass the prize around. A
The ehaHipIon's belt q but q Yankee letter
When II has come TO thlsi
We take 0ufaelSea for want Of something better,
Like women When they klts.
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LATEST our.-Ladies' Button and Side
Lace Shoe, Burt Toe, on different width Of
last, in Cur. and ST, Cir, at the Little Shoe
House OF JERRY CLEMENS,
Is Eleventh street.
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Do you wish anything in Dry Goods,
Notions, Fancy Goods and Cloaks? Go
and deal at /. BLrI 4 Bios,
HIgf, ll04 Main street.
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MEDIcXrED FLANSEIs.-Red Twilled
Flannels at % cents per yard, a great bar
giin. s. ]. BLUM & BIO.
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pyRsoSSL Nh srloSE%GollBm WILSON is
announced 10 make a political speech in.
the Court House this evening. On Nom
.day evening he will speak in M~oundsville.
Mr. John NJ. Clemens, Of Pittsburgh,
who was q resident Of Wheeling for up
wards of fifty years, is spending a few days
in our city, among his old:time friends.
Mr.. Clemens Ii connected with the Penn
%sylvania Railroad.
In our report OF the proceedings of the
Board bf Education, yesterday nlorning,w
omitted to mention that the appointment
ofProfs Stevenson as P~rincipalof the Sew
enth Warl school, and Miss Kate Hal, to
succeed Miss Hannah Nieoll, resigned, in
Ithesame school, were confirmed.
Mr.. 7, A. B. David, for q long time CON
nected with the Western Union Telegraph
Office in this; city, is stopping at the Me-
Lure House. ,I5 iH,
been spending the summer in Europe, has
returned home.
our genial friend Justice Mix, Of the
Eighth Ward, was s%ixty-three years old
on "Wednesday, Many happy returns,
ire many friends aud patrons OF Mrs.
r. NJ. Atkinson, will be gladto learn that
she is now on her way from New York,
and will be ready to resume business on
Monday, In tiedrcss mixing department
Of MesSrs. Geo. X. Taylor 4 Co.
IilColJW w. Miller goes to Fairmont to-
day, to inspectt the Davis Light Guards!
s1Nir. NJ, h! Gould, of Chicago, WHO will
erect the fountain presented to the city by
James w. Paxton, Esq, is stopping at tile
Mcclure House. ql6Lsh1 taiI til4i
Misses Nellie and Inez George have re-
turned 10 Syracuse, New York, to com
plete their education. ~, ~, a,a
Kemplec the humorist, lectures at Ealr-
view on Tuesday night next. lisgu
Col. Ben Wilson, Col..W. w. Arnettand
Mr., John o. Pendleton preached the
Democratic gospel at Wellsbnrg on Thurs
day night, y.r,s, M;
Mr. Charles I1tchmap, Of Marblchead,
Mass. 4 prominent member OF the indie
pendent Order OF Red Men, is stopping at
tie stamm House, en- route to Clifton W,
Va.
Mr.. Louis Was, who was married in
Europe recently, Is expected home with
his bride today. 4,
Mr.. IL III! bnrand, agent Of lIowcs'
london Circus arrived in the city. Inst
night! lHo$e'sshow will exhibit in Wheel
ing on tie first Of October.
Mr.. Charley seabright, OF the Nail City
BoatD club, arrived home last Thursday
might. ~. lf1b.o 90
Mr.. J.NN5s.Pace, Of the firm OF Hervey
& Pace, yesterday received a telegram
from his brother, Z. N. Pace, at Danville, Va,
informing limiof the death of his uncle,
Mr.. G. Il. Pace, a member Of the General
Assembly of Nireinia, which occurred at
5 o'clock last evening, at his residence in
Danville, Va. %
CqptainT. b, A. David, OF Pittsburgh,
the accomplished electrician, is in the city.
he invited sometof his friends into the
Western Union Telegraph Office Yesterday
eyeningit to hear some talk over the wires
between Pittsburgh and Wheeling. BY
Edison's improved apparatus it is now
easier to hear conversation in aniordinary
tone that distance than the Bell telephone
a distance Of a few hundred yards. III,
| Af
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Piano AND ORGAN TUNING your Piano
or Organ needs tuning or repairing, please
send Your order TO 1927 Market street, and
our tuner, Mr.. Charles Kilmeyer, will give
1t prompt attention. All work guaranteed
satisfactory. Address,
I'D LUCAS Music STORE,
1927 Market st.
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BEFORE buying your Trimming yelvets
call and price the same at
ttgu .L..,. .4 ~. SPEYER Bios. "
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KRANER,s band plays tonight at Mrs,
Fannie Ernst's saloon at the old City Hall,
Hcuser's old stand.
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GREAT Bargains in Silk Velvet at
h. SPEYER Bios.
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THREE BurroN Kid Gloves, white, black
and dark colors, only 70 cents a pair, at
SpEYER BRos'.
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/. Do You wish rcd, or grey or white Elan
nels? Go to P;ums'.
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MORNING GLORY DAKrxd POWDER is the
best in the market, Try it, and you will
use no other.
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DO you wish a Cashmere Dress? Go to
Blums.'
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Do you wish Tics Or Bows9 Go Il
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Dox'r wait the last, but buy your Flan-
nels and Blankets at Blums', the cheapest
ever seen.
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Do you wish Blankets at prices never
before heard OF? Go to Blums'. rs
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srooL CorToN 10 cents a dozen, ut
SrRYRR BRos'.
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Do you wish to deal where you can see
a large assortment? Go to Blums'. -.
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lSnKs.-The only house. where you can
sec original bargains in silks is
!. BLUM ( BRo's.
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SAVE time and money by buying your
millinery and notions Of
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THE Phoenix saloon and restaurant has
recently been handsomely frescoed by Mr..
a. l.. Iankau, the celebrated Baltimore
artist. The Phoenix Is now, without
doubt, the most elegantly fitted up estab-
lishment Of the kind in this part OF the
country.
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New Hats, Flowers, Ribbons, Silks,
Satins, Pushes, Trimmed Hats, at
SPEYRRB Bios.
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Two-BurroS Kid Gloves, all shades and
colors, SO cents, ut SPEYER BRos'.
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takct the liberty of writing toyon with
%oCut'an introduction And hope # will not
Ny dearest friend I have not got much
10 say as I AM inst introducing myself
But It would give me crate pleasure to
have your company some eaYc-ning say
some fida ~eavening., ~ hLpl
Excuse had writing as My middle finges
mr. mnsl,ed.f liI 9utT On ~ tmi S..
Write as soon rs you getthis and let me
now wheather It sail write or not.
Accompanying the communication was
the following verse: 'n'q,4
Ny dear, Tn very glad TO sec,
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