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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-06-22

A HANDSOME GIFr.-A gentleman in
New York, who loves music and loves
children, and loves TO encourage good
works, has presented to the Wheeling
Mission English Lutheran Sunday School
three hundred copies OF 1.-THE Book OF
Praise" one Of the very choicest Of the
Sunday School singing books, published
by the celebrated music publishers,
Messrs. Biglow & Main, Of New York
and Chicago. Textbook Of Praise" cor.
tainS 1913 gems Of sacred song, embracing
q large number Of the standard church
hymns and the choicest Of Sunday School
hymns which have elevated and cheered
the children Of the land for nearly a
quarter OF a century, besides a collection
Of new music, ~Eprightly and attractive,
free from clap.trap and "gush."
The Sunday School, to which the
book has been presented, has been with
out a ainging.book for n number Of years,
the money raised by the scholars mot y
small sun eilher) being all needed 10 pay
interest and in maturing notes on their
building. The scholars have been sing.
ing from memory, and, ofcourse, 10 great
disadvantage. The new book will obviate
the difficulty, and every scholar who can
read will be able 10 see words and music,
as there will. be enough books TO allow
one TO every two Icholors In the entire
establishment
Could the gentleman who made this
gift be present tomorrow and witness
the Joy he has kindled in the hearts Of
the members Of the branch Of the Sunday
School army which rendezvous on 10Th
street, lie would feel that 1t Ia indeed
"more pleased to give than TO receive"
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sSRooSEYS BuILER LoDGED IN THE
Ono CouSn JAIL-Sheri6 Tipgle re.
turned from Pittsburgh last evening At 8
o'clock, via the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Road, with the notorious "SpooneyS
Butler, who is charged With completely
in the robbery OF the Rogers residence in
this city last April. "Spooney" is = tough
citizen, and gave our worthy Sheriff q
good deal Of trouble in Pittsburgh. In
order TO thoroughly guard against his
escape he vas chained TO Officer Sol.
Couiston. one Of the most powerful men
Oh the Pittsburgh police force, and De.
tective Mike Harrison came along with
the party as q sort Of body guard. In.
~mediAieiy on arriving here the prisoner
was lodged in the Ohio County jail,
where he will be held for a hearing.
Butler il supposed to be the person al.
luded to BY "Punch" Longin his evidence
in the Condrey case As Hague. he was
known by OUT officials TO be in the Pitts
burgh Work House, and arrangements
had been made for his arrest immediate.
ly upon his discharge from that institu.
ton. However, Eome OF his "pals" up
there got wind Of IL, and hired a lawyer
and succeeded in getting him out on s
writ OF kabeaJ eaPUA The authori.
ties here were at once notified,
and Sheriff Tipgle went up on the
first train, arriving in time 10 take But
Ter into custody Just as be was about TO
leave the Court House. But the Sheriff
had no requisition, and his man was re-
handed to jail until the document ar
rived from Wheeling. 1t came in the
first mail, but still required the warrant
Of the Governor OF Pennsylvania TO make
it strictly legal. Sheriff Tipgle succeed
ed in again remandipg Butler 10 jail, this
time for forty eight hours, and posted off
10 Harrisburg and secured Gov. Hart
rants notwithstanding TO Pittsburgh at
ll:S0 o'clock Thursday night. Yesterday
morning be claimed his prisoner, and
finally obtained possession Of him and
brought him away in triumph. But
lers attorney made & desperate fight for
him, but our Sherifhad the cooperation
OF Mayor Liddell and his solicitor, John
Coyle, Eeq, and was equal TO the emer-
geney. Mr.. Jingle speaks in very COM
plimeDtary terms Of The invaluable aid
extended him by Mayor Liddell and Mr..
Coyle.
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LINEN Suns at manufacturers cost at
the closing out sale Of I. Blum & Bros.

SICK AND APRIIcrED.-Tn order that all
may test the great virtues Of DR.. Swaynes,
Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry. we have
issued trial bottles at % cents. 80 family
should be without this valuable medicine,
as oftentimes q single % cent bottle will
cure 4 recent cough or cold, and thus pre-
vent much suffering and risk OF life. 1t
also cures asthma, bronchitis, liver COM
plant, and enriehes and purifes the blood,
giving tone and strength to the entire sys-
TEN.
az deem It my duty to tell the world what
tDr. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry has done for me. l had q violent
cough, night sweats, sore throat, great
weakness, with severe attacks OF hemor-
rhsge; gave up all hopes OF recovery. lam
now cured. sound and hearty mar. Ed.
ward a.. Hanson, engineer at sweeney's
Pottery, 1884 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia
Over twenty-five years have elapsed, and /
still remain q healthy man." Sold by Drug.
gists. Trial bottles Is cents. Large size
ST. on. Logan, List & Co., Wholesale
Agents. d&w
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How UScLE JOE WAS TAKEN IS.-All
the boys that have extra dimes to spare
and want to 90 skif riding with or with
ont the consent Of their loving mamas
repair TO the wharf boat, where Uncle
Joe Forsyth always has an extra skif or
two. The boys have their little sail with
the oars and always bring the skiss-back
in good order and pay their little bills.
But Uncle Joe's customers are not all OF
this reliable class. Once or twice he has
been bamboozIed out OF his best water
craft by some fellows who having hired
and paid for an hour or two, seem to have
gone to that bourne from whence no trav-
eler returns, at least they have failed TO
put in al appearance mp 10 this writing.
He rot another experience OF 4 similar
kind 4 day or two since, when q careless
youth with a scholastic air OF leisure
about him and a bundle OF the latest
papers in his hand called on him and
asked the use OF a skiffi for two hours. He
represented that be wanted 10 go down 10
the point OF the Island to lave his lovely
form in the placid waters Of the West
branch, and then TO recline IN
der the wide spreading elms TO
read, 10 sleep, and pesha ps, to
dream. He deposited so cents with
Uncle Joe, then asked 4 needy looking
tramp, standing by, il he would row him
over the river. Tramp said he would for
pay. The man OF leisure said he wasn't
much on q row, but he would try it him.
self and save the money. he started
Of, making as awkward a fist Of
it "a an infant in the first attempt
10 get the regatta stroke. Uncle Joe
watched this victim OF ennui till he had
got down where the wild waves meet; he
did not seem to make good headway
round the point, and finally seemed to
cont ashore on this side. When the sun
began to go down, Uncle Joe watched for
biz coming, but he came not, nor has he
come yet. The probabilities are that
once out OF sight be struck down the riv-
yer at a gait that would have astonished
the victorious Kanuck (Hanlon). Uncle
Joe took passage on the Mallie Ragon
yesterday, and hopes to find his boat
somewhere between here and Parkers.
burg. Next time we guess he will ask
for references.
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U June ~, 1873.
New Advertisements.

Notice-hesd Of local.
St. Matthews Church.
Furniture and Carpets ZInk & More
head.
Sunday Excursion to Pittsburgh.
A Grand Billiard Exhibition.
CarpeH-Mendel, Booth &Co.
Fresh Mackerel-J. H.. Diehl & Co.
Free Lunch-Christian Heddrick.
Oil CIoths-Friend & Son.
The George Fox Starch Manufacturing
Company.
Bookkeeping-Harry Caldwell.
For R%ent-store Room.
For Rent-DEeIling.
Children's C~arriages-O. C. Genther.
Wagons, Carts, &c.-H. J. EIlifritz.
Undertaking-Wm. link & Son.
Upholsterer-N. Kleinhans.
AfbenE & co.. Undertakers.
Closing Ont sale-L. Blum & Bro
head Of local.
List Of Letters.
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NEW ARRIVAL FOR THE LAprE.-Just
received by express another lot OF Ladies'
French Heel Walking Slippers, Ladies'
Kid Princess Button, Ladies' Long
Branch Ties, Ladies' Grecian Button and
Duchess Button. All the above goods
and the latest styles. Ladies. call and zee
them, at L. v. BLosDs.
ll35 Main ST.
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$50 "Dos'r give up the ship"
until you have tried natures wonderful
product-Betheida Watz. Others have
been cured and 40 may you, who suffer
from Bright's Disease, Diabetes, or kind.
red disorders Of the Urinary organs.
Bethesda Water sold BY the barrel, key
Or gallon, by Logan, List & Co., Bridge
Druggists.
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SOMETHING NEw.-Ths enterprising
firm Of link & Morehead, Furniture
Dealers and U~udertAkers, ll17 Main
street, have added to their Undertaking
Department a stock Of Glass aud Iron
Caskets, which for beauty and durability,
either for present interment, depoSitiug
in vaults, or transportation, have no
equal. They also carry n full line OF all
the late styles OF Collins and Caskets
commonly used, as we'll as shroudS,
Gloves, Grape, &c. 1t will afford you
n melancholy pleasure to drop in and
see for y~oufselYes.
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TIE CouKn-suPRExE CouRI OF
APPEALs-JEdSa Grea, HayuOad, Moore
Gad J1GaOA-C0urt met at 10 a. \. yes-
terday, a. usual.
The case OF MeClasky & Grim ct al. vs..
E. J. 0Brien ct al, from Barbour county
was argued and submitted. Judge Cam.
den for appellants; Roger for apPellees.
The case OF Corder ". Talbot from
Barbour county, wa argued and submit
ted. Brown for appellants White for
Adjourned until 10 o'clock Monday
morning.
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ROBBERY IN CENTRE WHEELIsG.-Miss
Johanna Howard, a domestic in the
employ Of Mr.. Nicholas Reister, living
on Market street, near 24th, mysteriously
disappeared from Mr.. Reisteris house on
ThurSday night. As gold watch and
chain, 4 set Of onyx iewelry and two silk
dresses belonging to Mrs. Reister were
missed yesterday morning, the conclusion
was at once formed that the girl had
made off with the v~aluables, and Consta.
bic John Cooper was appealed 10 for as
sistAnce in ascertainipg her whereabouts.
The family Of Mr. Reister attended
religious services on Thursday evening,
and the Howard girl was supposed to
have done the same, as she had expressed
her intention Of doing so early in the
evening. The girl carried a night key,
and as she frequently came In late it Is
moi known whether or not she spent the
nigh, in Mr.. Reister's house. She did not
put in Al appearance yesterday morning,
however, and the iswelry and dresses
were missing from 4 bureau drawer in
which they were usually kept. The watch
and chain are valued at about Sl75, and
the remaining articles at Sl75, making a
total OF $3.50.
Cooper at once went to work On the
case. and succeeded in tracing the girl TO
Bridgeport, whittier she had gone early
yesterday morning and boarded a train
ior Pittsburgh. A telegram was sent to
the conductor Of the train At Beaver, Pa,
asking il q woman answering her descrip.
ton was on the t~rain,to which an afirma.
tive reply was received. Cooper then
telegrsphed to Pittsburgh to have her ar.
rested, and received in reply the follow.
ing:
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SUFFERERS PROM HKADAcHE-Consti.
pated bowels, inward piles, eostiyeness,
levers, torpid liver, y~ellowness Of the skin
and eyes, Indigestion, dyspepsia and all de-
engagements Of the internal v~iscera, are
cured by "swayne's Tar and SArsaparilla
Pills" Unlike many other purgatiyes, they
do not irritate the stomach and bowels by
frequent use. They keep the system in
healthy condition BY srousing the torpid
liver 10 healthy action and expelling by
the bowels and kidneys the matter that
poisons the foundation OF life. Be partie.
ular to obtain ~"SWayne's Pills" Price Is
cents a box, at all leading druggists. In
Wheeling by LOGAN, LIST & Co. ddw
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EoR RENT
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE
COAL AND FARM LANDS,
Including an Undivided 0ne-Flfth OF
"Bopss Run Mining C%ompaDy's"
Property, for Sale.
J. II. st1llmln 4 Co.
; }nc h,DOuy.

J. II. stallnln q Co. l,
joseph B. y FORD .... n ehl''sf''
By irtue Of . deere Of the County court Of Ohil
county, enterei 10 this e49ie on the zsth dHS o.
April, 1873, the uDderigned Commissioners wilton
SATURDAY, JULY c, 1873,
Beginning at 10 o'clock A. n At the front eo1r Of
lhs Court H6ue Of ohio county, 10 the diy Of
Wheeling, lell al public ~austL0n, The following par
oels Of liDd
rnsI on The OaIo iTer 10 MInhall eOusty, SdPin-
log lands q A. Thompson and Others IubIeet 10
The rRht Of way, de-, Of The d. d o T. K To-, he
inE Ihe land conveyed 10 dtIsndAnt, J 3. Ford,
By Adams Dod-0n BY deed Of April ?, lsTI., -,
2 A tract o. about 7 acre. Of Goal Land, slh
The night 10 mIne the sime, Sc, being tame land
o~oayeyed 10 MD Ford BY VIM. Nc seehen By deed
recorded 10 Marshall county In Iced Book Ne l6,
PAGE 45l.
Browns run, in MlphAll county, being sane I1nd
conveyed 10 aId Ford by A. Dodson By deed Of
rec0rdin Deed Book No. 20, Psge ". On this irart
there IL . tenant h0uss Nth IlArEe vineyard Of a.
AInct Of Z acres In Mar.hali county, and Gl'o
. t1et Of about G AeTes Of coal b.itg sAne iand
conveyed 10 aid pud by Samuel OF IDd 0tbers
by deed TscoIded 10 pesd Book No. 9, age 81:
About 4 tcres Of aid tTHetoi 7Lrres Il bottom land
~irJntInE on The Ohio hTsr, and Will be sold toseih-
sY OF 10 lotg, n may u deemtd AdytAable-
s. A trheI Of about 6 bcfts u toal, With theItSht
81 mining the hams, ~ conveyed 10 sid fSrd by
Geo. BhEsby deed II ro0rd 10 Dtej Bok Nc; II,
pare 20I. ITIcts No 2, I and 8 AdIoln zach other,
snd IoFm one body Of col
6. The undIT dd o,e.aTh Of The property com:
monty known ~ "boRg, Kun MlDing C1's' Coal
land, hsing the Interest Of nid 70 d ia the rama
This extendTe and valuable property LES partly 10
Tho and partly 10 Snshall COUNTIES. and en-
brhcsEb0lt ZB scr Of iurses and about t6SAFrs
Of coal Upon Il there 10 DOW opentd AID In Iue.
cSsinl operation . coal mine, which u In Eooi
working order and condition. The improvement
are within The limIu Of the dty Of wheeling, and
immsJhtSly 90 the line Of the B. a o. r r.
BId Mining Company e now supplying IRON
this milne 10 part the Gal used BY said Railroad
Company.
TsKss OF sALE-Ouethlr In cab, and the tal.
Ancs In three equal annual paymeut, With Interest
from the day Of ak, The pufch1ls1 10 pye notsi
With approved p~sfS0nAI security iOf The deIeTei
pIymsuu, Hpd 10 Ieerre the sane By proper deed
u trust on the property hold. bot With liberty n
eLeh purehaieT 70 pay all or grtatsT proportion Of
The purchaEs money Than obe-third In eAIh.
Pats showing the property Of Boggs Bun Milo
ing Company and also the Other coal lands, together
with 4 plat u The Aub-diTlhon Into lots Of the 4
acres OF bottom land mentioned, and the deed
shove referred 70. mly be zen on Application u
the Commissioner. J.. p. J0Sk6.
A. J. CLARKE,
Special Commissioners.
q HERYEY. AUetIoueSf, lS6-aod
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MorHERS.-Dont
fail to procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup Tor all diseases Of teething in chill.
dren. II relieves the child from pain,
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels,
and, by giving relief and health TO the
child, gives rest to the mother. d&W
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CLEAR thought and vigorous action de.
pend upon that perfect condition OF sys-
TEN resulting from pure blood. When
symptoms provocative OF dullness and in
activity present themselves, then use at
n DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture.
eodkR
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ASexcursion will leare this city for
Pittsburgh 10 morrow, over the P. W. &
Road. The excursion will leave
here al Z A. N. and arrive at Pittsburgh
at 10 A. N, and returning leave at r. NJ.
and arrive atll:S0P p. NJ. For particulars
see advertisement,
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DRowsID.-John Stewart, who lived
at Lewis Mills, four miles back Of Sisters.
VILE, Tyler county, went in Swimming
at the head Of Wells Island just below
the latter place at II o'clock Wednesday
and was drowned. Stewart was some.
what intoxicated At the time. Search was
made for his body, and it was HoOn found,
and what was remarkable he VISA stand.
Ing bolt upright on his feet, seemingly
made no struggle TO save himself.
The deceased leaves n vile and four chill
dram.
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HYMxEAL. = Edward Higgins and
Miss Jennie AndreWa were made one on
Thursday evening at the house OF Mr.
Will. Higgins. A few friends witnessed
the ceremony, who were afterwards re.
freshed with an elegant supper. We wish
the couple every Joy.
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New GooDa At JOHN RoEMEgs.-
All Wool French Cashmer at 50c.
New Styles Organdee Lawns 10 TO l6c,
New Styles GrAnadienA 10 10 Soc.
New Styles Dress Goods s TO 26c.
New Styles Carpets 10 10 75c.
New Styles Brussells At 90c.
New Styles Wall Paper 0 TO loo.
New Styles Linen Suits 81 80 to 8 90.
New Styles Parasols 81 % TO s. 90.
Oar 5-cent Counter Ia loaded with both
ornamental and useful articles.
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DowS TO 90 oEsTs.-AIl the newest
aud hand.omest shades Of plain colored
silks, retailed everywhere for 81 25, are
now reduced TO 90 cents per yard at the
closing. out sale OF I. Blum & Bro.
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AT ALL PRIcE.-Linen Suits at 81 90,
81 %, 81 80, 81 90, 50 50, s. 90, s. so,
81 90, 81 80 and s. 90. Call on I. Blum
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the Thermometer,
a. observed al Schnepfs drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
'+-' ~ 'Er e.
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Do NOT miss THrG.-Light figured
Lawns, also those plain colored with side
bands, are this day reduced from % 10
l24 cents per yard, at the closing-out
sale at |. Blum & Bros
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AsAcRIFIcE-BIsck gros grain silks
are offered at a great sacrifice at Blums'
cloSing.out sale. Go and look at their
81 90 silk,
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F1rrY YryE cExn oxIEi-Ab beautiful
line Of Summer Silks at IS cents at the
closing out sale Of !. Blum 4 Bros.
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PERSONAL MENTION. - Mis- Maggie
Battelle, Of the Wet Side, leaves to-day
on The Hudson Tor Cincinnati and Cow
ington, where abe expects TO spend sever.
al months with friends.
Mr.. John Frissell, son Of DR.. Frissell,
is very i'll with the typhoid fever.
Capt. w. H. Harrison, q we'll known
river pilot, Is now engaged in the adyer-
Using business at Cincinnati.
Col. Alec Campbell, OF Bethany, has
been mustered in at length into the noble
army Of Rrandfathers. he was notified
to that effect by q telegram all the way
from Australia last Wednesday.
Among the graduates at Washington
Seminary this commencement IL Miss
Matte 7. Caldwell, OF this city.
An excellent oil portrait Of Thomas
Hughes, Esq fresh from the easel Of Capt.
Joseph FaFis, is exhibited at Floods
picture store.
W.. S. Laidley, Esq, a Charleston at.
torney, registered at the McLure House
yesterday.
AdTt. Gen. Wood and Mr.. Byron Bag
uley got back from Charleston yesterday.
Maj. ]. C. Anderson yesterday returned
from a four weeks visit to friends in the
Greenbrier country.
Mr.. Jacob Van Antwerp, Of Science.
lady, New York, is in the city visitg his
aunt, Mrs. DR.. Brentlinger.
John G. Hoffman, Esq., who lately re.
turned from the Hot Springs, informs US
that General Kelly has not been in good
health OF late. He has been confined to
bed once or twice.
The many friends Of Mr.. John Hoier
at Benwood and Bellaire will symps.
thile with him in the loss OF his daughter
Dora lately at Baresyille, where he now
lives.
John Bailie cold a couple Of steersge
tickets yesterday TO Queenstown, Ireland,
by the steamer Pennsylvania, sailing
from Philadelphia on the 9Th, for $50.
This includes boarding on the vessel.
The cost from Wheeling for each ticket
was only $40. A poor fellow who had
lost his health was going back 10 his ma.
tive sod to see II he couldn't find it there.
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Dows TO 90 cESI4.-The most beauti.
FIJI patterns and the best quality Of sum.
mer silks down 10 Coo at the closing.ou
sale at /. Blum 4 Bros.
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100 LINEN surra.-L Blum 4 Bro. are
offering 100 Linen Suits At cost. Re-
member they manufacture their own,
and you will get q bargain In suits.
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CLOSING out all our Millinery at i'm.
mense reductions in prices. Hats from
% cents up at SPEYER BRos.
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NRUsTEE's SALE OF L0Ts.

By virtue Of 4 Deed Of Trust made by John E.
Parker, J Nj. Parker and s r. Parker, 10 mel
Trpstes, dated August 18th, 1876 recorded In Deed
Of Trust BoOk No. II, page 10, Of the land record,
Of Ohio COUNTY, Wet SiIgiplI, will sll At the
front door Of the Court House Of Enld county, on
SATURDAY, the 2ota day Of July, 1878,
Commencing o. 10 o'eisekA A. w., the following de
schbei property; SiIty-nice lots 10 PlfieT Brus'
addition 10 the dty Of WhetllbK, ~ surveyed BY
". c smith, being numbered from one 10 seven
ty-eisht, except The lots punbHed 9, 10, i6, u, 10.
~. u u and 50.
TxRHs or B~ALE-Ont-hali easb, the bAlanrs In
siI months, evidenced BY negotiable notes hGhDg
interest IRON day Of nle.
". Il CALDWELL, Trustee.
WI. ". CoWpES, Solicitor. iSI2
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FIVE CESrs.-one hundred pieces Gre.
tonne at 5 cents yard, former price 10
cents. Call on /. Blum 4 Bros.
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EOR SALE

L one hHe Hall Patent saie, one hEs
Mirror, ope irge drk, and store hIturs lie
entire stoek Of Dry Goods Al usti AEioek Of Car
PETS, OIL Cloths, ae., IN The stLek. Psrsgns deslT-
Ina cheap goods should eslI 81 oroe, ~ the stock
will only Ge On sIle q lev days For Ale at thu
store RON lately occupied BY J. W: Ferrsll.
ara ID, X, FORSEY,
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TENrERAxcE NorH.-Messrs. E. g.
CrscrAft and g. W. Baggs delivered
temperance addresses at Bridgeport last
evening.
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The MARYLAND CLUB HEARD FRoN.-
Prof. Dwight, OF the Maynard Rifle Club,
yesterday received a letter from Mr.. s. b,
WetherGld, President OF the Montgomery
Club, Of Sandy Springs, Maryland, con-
tanning the score shot by that club on
Monday last, in the match with the May.
nards. The Montgomery Club went 10
the range on Monday 10 shoot the match,
but at the time for commencing a rain
storm set in which kept them waiting
two hours. They then commenced the 200
yards score, and shot Il through, though
Il was raining more or leS all the time.
IA soon n they got through that they
started the 800 yards score, but owing to
the darknesa they were compelled 10 stop
after firing four OF Eve shots each. The
200 Yards scores we're as iolloWR:
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