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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-08
Balanc,

The balance to be applied to the ditfe-
cnt departments through which the re-
venues of the city are expended to be
divided with the Committees on Water
Works, Lights, Fire Department and
Streets, Alleys and Grades.
The committee having examined the
entire probable revenues Of the city, be-
lieve they will be less rather than greater
than above their estimates. They care
fully considered the necessary outlays,
and believe their report will not vary
much from the results at the end of the
fiscal year.
The committee also reported that City
Collector Black has collected a total If
$57 900, which he has paid over as fol-
lows: To List & Davenport,
$50 COO; City Receiver on &C
count of Water Works, $1,000;
assessment, $4,000 This is about s., 600
less than the amount collected May lst,
1876, the stringency of the times opera
ting against the collector in making col
lectious as speedily as last year.
The report was received and commu-
nfcated to the First Branch tor informs.
ton.
On motion OF DR.. Reeves, the whole
matter, except the report on finance, was
referred to the respective committees.
A resolution ordering the Finance
Committee to ascertain and report the
exscL condition of the city's revenue, in
order that the various committees might
know Whist to do in making their esii-
mates, was adopted.
REPORT ON STALL no. q.
The committee on Stall No. u report
ed upon the matter OF ssld stall, and rec
commended that it be awarded to g. W.
Fsubel. SIS he had rented it for the past
ten vesrs or more. The City Receiver
was recommended to refund to F. Lorenz
the SIS paid by him for said stall. 1t was
also recommended that the Committee on
Ordinances draw up sn ordinance to
amend an ordinance defining the duties
of the Clerk of the Second ward market
house.
Mr.. Hsndlan moved that the name of
Faupel be erased and that of Lorenz in
serted, thereby awarding stall No. q to
the said Lorenz. Lost. The report was
then adopted as originally read.
A resolution authorizing the city clerk
to advertise for bidders on the cleaning
of streets and alleys was adopted.
John j. Jones, commissioner OF the
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Personalities.

John T. Raymond, after generally
successful season, leaves with his wife,
Marie Gordon, for Europe, on May 18th.
1t is not yet'certain whether he will play
Colonel Sellers in England.
Majors Miller and Stslnaker left yes
terday, mainly for Irondale Furnace,
Preston county, to muster in the Iron
dale rifles.
Capt. f. w. S. Moore, of the Davis
Light Guards, is in the city.
Rev. Wunder!ich, of Portsmouth,; o.,
formerly pastor Of the German NJ. L,
Church in this city is visiting DR.. Wun-
Gerlich.
John T. McGraw, a prominent young
member of the Taylor county bar, is IN
the city on business with the Governor.
Miss Salle Hsndlan, Of the South Side,
lett on the Andes yesterday for Cincin-
natl.
Mr.. Benson Caldwell, of the lronton
Nail Works, is in the city.
James Burley, OF Belmont " Co, who
has been sick for some time, is now able
to attend to his business. He left on the
Courier Yesterday morning TOR his coal
works below Moundsville.
Miss Mary Paxton, OF Wellsburg, Is
visiting friends in the city.
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Railroad Notes.

A. d. Kelley, General Baggage Agent
of the T., G. Il ST. l.. r. r., and Colonel
Reynolds, OF the same road, went up the
country Monday, and interviewed a
number OF farmers living along the ape
wiky" relative to starting diaries, in or
der to supply both this city and Pitts
burgh with milk. A number of the citi-
zeus who were spoken to express will
Iingness to take hold of the enterprise.
j. X. Windsor, prominent farmer OF
Short Creek, has determined TO take
hold OF the dairy snd gardening bust
ness, and will supply quantities of milk
and vegetables.
J.C. Moorehesd, train master OF the
the p, c. IL St. IL. K. r, was in the city
yesterday and left last evening. He ex-
presses himself much pleased at the bust.
ness done by the rosd.
A. B. Jackson, travelling passenger
agent of the G. Z. &. Il /. 4. R., paid the
city q visit Yesterday. and lett on the
"Pyke" for his home in Columbus on the
40 o'clock tram.
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Capital and 10 30 loans, was ordered 10
exhibit the books to the assessprs.
Licenses ware granted to LOUIS SChwsb,
Lawrence Heller, Jas. Mathews and
James Bulger to keep coffee houses.
w. Il. Halter Wa; granted license as an
suctioneer.
Adjourned until next Tuesday night.
FIRST BRANCH.
First Branch met with Mr.. Blair in
the chair. Present, Boring, Brice Eyer
ter, IIoec, McAdaws, M1orphesd, Reister,
Schambra and stone. Ater reading
and approving the minutes, u petition
from Laurence Heller for & license TO
keep coffee house was received from
the Second Branch. The chair ruled the
application cut of order. Mr.. E2erter
appealed from the ruling of the chair to
the Council.
a spicy discussion arose, after when
the following vote wss cast:
Ayes - Cowan, Egerter, McAdams,
Moorhead and Reister-5.
Noes-Blair, Boring, Brce, Hall, Hcg2
and Schsmbya-6.
An application for license from Louis
Schwao wa. agreed 10 under a suspension
OF the rules.
An application of j. w. Bulger wss
ruled out of order, rs the bond and az
picaaon were OF different dates.
The same action WAS taken with the
application of James Matthews.
An application Tor suctoneer's license
from W. b Haller was sgreed TO.
A resolution instructing the Finance
Committee to ascertain the position OF
the finances Of the city, was received
from the Second Branch and their action
agreed TO.
Applications for licenses from james
Matthews and Lawrence Heller were
agreed to.
The report Of the Committee on
Finance was received a2d filed.
A recess was taken for ten minutes
owing to lack Of business and at the end
OF that time It was found that 70 quorum
was present
The chair ordered the sergeant TO arrest
any member Of the First Branch whom
he could find on the streets and bring
them into the presence OF Council.
The Council chamber presented q rich
scene while waiting for the members
The members tried to get away and the
chair would not entertain any motion to
adjourn or anything else and things
were all mixed W. Three members
wished to retire for = few minutes, bu!
the chair would not allow them 10 do 50
unless a policeman accompanied them
They naturally returned promptly.
AT half past eleven the Sergeant re,
ported that the missing members could
not be found and the Branch adjourned
until Friday night Of this week.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the DIFF
ferent judicial Bodies.


ferent judicial Bodies.
SUPREME COURT - JUDGES RAYMOND.
JOHNSON, MOORE AND GREEN.
Reed rs. Stewart, from Greenbrier Co.,
affirmed, opinion by Green.
Ellet 81 Co., VS. Reed, CT al, from
Greenbrer, affirmed opinion by Green.
Harrison VS.. Sullivan, administrator,
from Lewis county, petition for Man
dsmus, refused.
Sweeney VS.. Baker, st ais, from Ohio
county, motion for re"rgument overruied
An order was entered providing for
publications of the twelfth volume Of
West Virgjria reports.
Davis vs.. Henry, petition for reaearing
docketed.
The allowance for Messenger Kenne.
DIV and Crier Tolivsr, were made.
Adjourned until June 5, 1878.
CIRCUIT CJURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
State vs.. Sweeney for rape. The jury
returned the following verdict:
ave, the jury, find the prisoner rot
guilty, as chG god in the indictment.
y. =, AID 1RsON,
FOTcmGH.'
John c. Mooney, of Pittsburgh, wit
ness for the State in the case of the State
VS.. Long and Condrey, vas allowed $40
for mis- expenses.
Adjourned until niue o'clock this
morning, at which time the case of the
State We VIM. Harris, on three charges
for burglary, Will be called.
POLICE COURT-JUDGE CRANMEB.
This Court disposed Of two cases, with
fines 81 and costs each
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Mmr. Rcntz's MIustrpIs

The Forester Opera House was one
of the hve!iast places out West last
night, from 7 o'clock till after II. Nor
were the ladies noticeable by their sb.
sence for some of Denver's best society
people graced the hall with their pres
ence, and enjoyed the contagious fun.
Prominent citizens, members Of the Leg
islature etc, were noticed from all parts
OF Colorado. With such an audience
for inspiration, the troupe could not do
otherwise than well, and we draw it
mildly when we state that more IN.
broken succession Of laughter and sp-
plause was never before elected IN Den
yer. Speaking generally, for the pro
gramme is too lengthy for detailed re-
view, the end men-Messrs. Roche and
Allen-sre immense in their specalties
Mass is funny, aud Miss Ssntley is
whole team in herself. Miss Viola Gilt
ton, the change artjste-snd she is an
srtiste-is great singer. Rosits Leonie
performs well on the elevated trspeze
The troupe with its fine orchestra, sd
perb wardrobe, and we'll developed
limbs, will appear again this evening"
-DeHUcT Democrat.
The above extraordinary attraction
will appear for one night only, st Wash
ington Hall on Tuesday, May IA. Re-
served seats, without extra charge, Tor
sale on Friday st Sheib music store.
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An Actors TFoubIP.

LAST night about Il o'clock, special
Constable Mat PERIL, arrested John I.
RAYMOND, the actor, and took him before
Squire Phillips, on charge Of debt pre-
TERED against him by Joseph II. Simp-
son. 1t seems that while stopping at
Parkersburg, sometime IN 1865, Ray
mond who was running a circus, gave
his note to Simpson for board furnished
at the Swami House, At which Simpson
was clerk at the time. Simpson, now at
the Parkersburg Mineral Wells, alleges
that be has tried on several occasions TO
collect the note, the principal of which is
$50 and includes the interest from date,
making the amount $S4 The mstter
was satisfactorily adjusted, snd Ray
moad freed from his obligations.
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MIL Items.

There are now four seli-feeding mai
machines in operation at the La Belle
the inventions of four different meChsn,
les. All work satisfactorily, two beng
on eightpenny and the others on smaller
sized nails. The advantage these MS
chimes offers is that boy of ten years
with but q days learning, can operate
one of them well, where's, by the old
method, full years practice is required
to make one a good feeder
Adam Tiegel, an employe at the Riv-
erside, while wrestling 10 Rltchietown q
night or two since, was thrown or fell
violently to the ground, thereby bresk-
ing one of his legs near the ankle. DR..
j. II. Pipes set the injured member, and
the patient is nov doing well.
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As gaTuraI AS Life

Recently the remsins of the frs. wife
OF the late Judge PAUL was disinterred
at the Stone church yard out the pike,
and placed in another part Of the burlsl
Ground. l. is said BY those who saw the
remains, that tbs features of the body
were as natural IS when in life, and that
the linen was as clean and sound SIS the
day of the interment. This is very re-
marksble, owing to the fact that it
hss been quite number of years since
the LADY was inferred.
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Error Corrected.
Editor OF the Register.

In my article of yesterday, on the
END of Simon Girty," by some mad
yertence of mine, or of the Ohio Hist
Colls.,-I cannot say which, not having
the book now before met is stated
that "Crawford's campaign, and the bat
tie Of Blue-hcks, in Kentucky, took
place in l772." This, of course, is an
error. 1t should have been 1872. Plesse
correct and obhge,
Yours truly, J. H. MCMECHEN.
Wheeling. ". Ia, May 7, 1878.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Robert b. Woods to me, dated
January 81, 1866, and recorded In deco
book No 81, page 30, of the records OF ONO
county, West Virginia, shall. on uG-s
SATURDAY, MAY Is, 1873,
At the front door OF the Court House OF
Ohio county, sell the following described
property, to-wit: Lying about 50 miles
north OF the city of Wheeling on u e east
side of the Ohio river, being part oil the
A. z. Woods old home farm, having a
front on the east side of the county ROAD
and bounding thereon 30 poles and eX-
lending eastward about loo poles, contain
ing " acres OF land, and covering anu IN
Guiding 1917 acres of coal.
Also, a snip OF land 10 feet wide running
from said tract to the river, being the
north halt OF a private road.
TERMS OF SALE-One.th third CASH, ana the
balance IN six and twelve months, Secur'
cd by deed OF trust.
s. BRADY, Trustee.
w: II. HALLER, Auctioneer.
At the same time will be sold IN cOnnec-
tlon with the above, or separate If desired,
ilOH acres OF coal lying Immediately
hack OF and adjoining the above tract: all
living convenient and near the r, W. q
Ky. x. X. hObEhl d. NOODo'
mqT1n
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From Chicago.

The following Is correct copy UerbG-
tim ct literGtin of postal card receiv-
ed in this city yesterday, by the gentle
man to whom it is addressed. The writer,
who formerly worked at one of the mills
here, is indebted to Mr.. Delbrugge for a
quantity Of clothes. 1t will, however,
explain itself:
CHICAGO, May 8.
Mr.. F. A. DsIsrugge Main 50 Wheeling
W Va Merchant tailor
Old friend hurd that Smith had lit
out why diden you tstch his furniture i
would If had been you we'll he will send
you some money soon rite away all reddy
purity soon Youst now
still remain the man that wore your
close oat good by
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers OF real estate
were lett for record at the office of the
County Clerk yesterday:
Deed made May !, 1878, by Bridget
V. Voltz and Samuel Voltz, her husband,
and c. 4. Brues, trustee tor ssid Bridget
V. Voltz, for the south one.fourth Of lot
No. 2l6. together with all improvements
thereon; 81 200.
Dee1 made April "a, 1878, by Henry
Christmsn, for the south part OF lot No.
%, in Zane's addition. Compensation
Sl,4OO.
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nj TT S
CAPITAL RESTAURANT.

No. u55 Market ST., IS the only nrSt-
eJoSs PeStauram fn the city. 1t is the only
estaurant that has separate rooms tor
IoJias or where YOU can ind that quiet
iI1eeaniin asS of a home, com oined with the
sst cuisine that can be found in the city
REDUCTION OF PRICES.-Regular
n inner. with one Kind OF meat, three
y inds OF vegetables, one cup OF tea, coffee
milk, one kind OF dessert, for 70 cents;
ga ason constantly on hand. mrZ'
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Lost hoy.

Eddie Detrow whose parents reside at
No. 80, alley 10, wandered from home
yesterday, and at last accounts had not
been found. He is pupil of the 4th
ward school, and after he bad gone there
as usual in the morning, his mother,
aunt and another lady concluded to take
a wSik to the Peninsula grave yard. As
thew had not reached home at Il o'clock,
Eddie who had by this time been In
formed of their destination, said he
would follow them. He did so, since
which nothing has been seen of him by
his relatives
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The multiplication of poison germs in
diseases of the blood Is exceedingly rapid,
and if unchecked vitisies all the blood OF
the body. DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture By
its peculiar influence kills these germs,
ard purifying the blood, removes all pos
sib!e chance of disease establishing Itself.
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MS of III.

The Supreme Lodge, KS of a., meets
ut Nashville on the 18th inst. Our State
will be represented by the following Su-
preme Representstives-One year, q. b.
Mari, Marion Lodge No. AIS, Manning
tor; two years, r, Ii. Cochran, Alpha
Lodge No. 424, Wheeling. Alternstes
One yesr, n. Gof, jr, Charity Lodge
No. 45l, Clsrksburg; two years, s. L.
Oney, Mistletoe Lodge No. 466, Hunt
inrtnn
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of sunday school Teachers.

The monthly meeting of the Wheeling
Sunday School Teachers Association,
was held at the Zane street Nj. L. Church
last night The principal exercise of the
evening was the reading Of an essay on
Sunday School work by Rev. w. L.
Rippey, of Wesley NJ. f. Church. This
was followed by discussions pertinent to
the subject The attendance Of members
was quite large.
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WHAT CANNOT BE SEEN

In this list IS the name OF any OF their
numerous competitors. So greatly super
Tor to ordinary porous plasters and Hni-
ments is Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster
that II has CARED the approval ofthe nigh
est medical authority IN the world. Or. J.
y. II. Thompson, OF Washington. u. c.,
Judge in the Drug Department OF the Cen
tennial Exposition, says OF them 81 use
them constantly in my practice, and es-
TEEN them one of the most useful lnveu-
tions of the age" BenSon'S CapClne Plaster
strengthens, SOOthes. stimulates health
ful circulation OF the blood, relieves at
once. and cures quicker than any known
master. liniment or compound. tbs now
considered To be the uuTivalled remedy
for lame back, rheumatism, neuralgia,
spinsI and kidney affections, SClatiCa,
Iumhago. stubborn colds. sold every
,rr.-a I1rfRta CENTS
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
MAS BREWERY, &C.

In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling:
Christian Burke, who sues, &c,
W
Margaretha Mas, administrators OF DaviC
Mas, decd, and Others,
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10000 Tickets at Two Dollars each.
Half Tickets Sl,OO.

l,S57 Prizes, amounting to................slIO,iO
Responsible corresponding agents want
ed al all prominent points, 10 whom
liberal compensation will be paid.
Application FOR rates TO clubs, should
ONLY 'Ue made to the Home Once in New
Orleans.
Write, clearly stating full address, Tor
further information or send orders 10
n \. DAUPHIS,
P.O. Box or. New Orleans, La.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and manage
ment OF Generals G. +. Beauregard and
Jubal A. Early. splegbWS
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Christian Burke, who sues, &c,
W.
Margaretha Mas, administrative OF David
Mas, decd, and Others
IN CHANCERY.
The undersigned, Special Commission.
erS, hereby give notice that by virtue oil
the authority vested In them by decree
made by said court in the above entitled
cause on the 9th day OF April, 1873, they
will, on - 80, ,,,>,,
SAIUKDAY, THE STH DAY OF JUNE,
1858, sell at public auction, at the mont
door of the Court House of ohio county,
West Virginia, in the city of Wheeling, 10
the highest and best bidder the real estate
OF which said David Mas, decd, died
seized and possessed, tO-Nlt: The piece OF
land, containing about two and one nan
acres on which said David Mas had his
residence and brewery at the time OF his
death, which was conveyed to him by one
Franz HegneT and wife by deed dated
March 10, 1857, and now OF record in the
clerks office OF the County Court OF said
COunty, in deed book NO. ~, page 2ll and
described in said deed as follows: Front
ing on the continuance OF Market street
ninety feet, more or less; thence running
with Hofiman's line northeast one hum
dred and ten feet; thence north To Bush
field & McMecheu'S line; thence east 10
John McLure'S line; thence with his line
about $40 feet; thence west 10 Holman 5
line, the place OF beginning.
Also, lot No. \lOil one lluIltANN ttAlN A'ul '
on the northwest corner OF Fourth Oately
called Bank street ard Coal street, mont
ing 50 feet on Coal street and running west
west with Fourth street 100 feet, beng
same lot conveyed to said David Mas by
Joseph Bell and wife, by deed dated
October 8. 1867. and now OF record in said
Clerks Office in deed book No. g, page
IA. All OF said real estate being IN said
city, county and state.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fourth OF the pur-
IL. I,F HT IN "A = Ia
purchaser may elect TO pay, in cash; the
residue in three equal ins.alments, each
bearing interest from the day of sale and
Jayable respectively in six, twelve and
eighteen months after the day of sale, the
purchaser to give bonds with personal
security thereon satisfactory 10 the under
signed Tor said deferred Payments, ana the
title 10 be retained until payment In iull
of the purchase money.
LEWIS s. JORDAN.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners.
j. e.. HERNEG. AuctiOneer. mail
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a HEAVY STONE WAGONS, EIGHT
= Coal Cars, one cart, one Farm Wagon,
one Spring Wagon, three ton OF
COAL BANK RAIL IRON,
Punched and counter SUM-. One new
spring Wagon. =. j. ELLIFRITZ,
anI5 Cor. 2ith and Market streets
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index to New Advertisements.

Book Beer and Lunch Frank Walter.
Ching Faw Polish-G. Mendel, Booth
IL Co.
St. Alphonsus School Fair.
Blank Books-Stauton j. Davenport.
Canned Posches-H. F. Behrens
Just Opened-l. Blum & Bro Head
of Local.
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CAPITiL, G25O,0cU,
JOHN X, BDISEORp, Rcra,,i
GEO. ADAMS, C0ihtsr.
Sank Of the Ohio Valley
Successor tO
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or WHEELING.
CnPIriL, Sa5o,ocC,

This Bank s., Organized and preparri IN
transact the business OF banking In mn n.
details.
IL succeeds the First National Rank NJ
Wheeling; rs owned nv the same slsrs.
holders, and rs under the same mauage.
meuI.
BY carefully regari!ng theluterrsls Oft,
correspondents aud deposltOrs, and by A
prompt and faithful execution OF thar
wishes, Il hopes to merit their esteem and
confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on an points through.
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject 10 check
sight, received from banks, haukon, rrm
corporations and individuals.
Certificates OF deposit issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest SLOWED on special deposits
DIRECTORS:
JOHN n BOrSfuRD M2. h. SIMPSON.
JACOB =. RHODES, VIM. A. TURNFR.
WIN, 4. IsEIT, ions l.. HONS,
a. ~. ADAMS, q. G. DEWEY,
HENRY ". HARPER my
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Drowned.

The youngest son of Alfred S. Vance,
of Raven Rock, fell into the river and
was drowned, Saturday evening the l4th
inst. lie was bright boy just SIX years
of age The body was not recovered I'M
til Sunday evening.
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DOWN THEY COME !!
DOWN THEY MUST!

We let the public Judge where the best
goods for the least money can be secured
and invite every reader to the following
offerings.
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COMMITTEE ON FIRE UtTAhI MIMI
This committee made q report, in
which they ask for the fiscal year, end
ing June /, 1879, as required by act OF
the Legislature aud the ordnance OF the
city, the sum OF $ll, 100, Tor the fire de-
partmcnt during the ensuing year.
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A GOOD nurse is blessing TO every
family, and all sensible nurses recon-
mend that innocent but efectual remedy
for sll the pains and ills that befsll a
bsby,-Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price Is
cents.
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Black Silks ! Colored Silks
Summer Silks

Price them everywhere! Then com
and zee where the handsomest can be seei
for fully % per cent less. Every style ah'
mako ON hand.
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SaIe Of Stock,

Yesterday Hervey & Freese sold ten
shares OF the Bellsire mill stock at S92t
per share, par value being 500.