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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-10

PERSONAL Porsrs.-Allen Howell, Esq.
writes to his family that he has beer
benefited by the Hot Springs waters
His neuralgia has sensi6ly diminished
since he began the use Of the baths. III
suffers, however, from liability to colo
after bathing, aud cannot on that account
use them as freely Us he otherwise would
He expects TO remain some time yet 81
the Springs.
We understand that Rev. J. G. Arm
strong, rector Of 81. Matthew'S Church
has finally decided to accept the call ex'
tended to him by the Monumental Church
OF Richmond. Va.
Mr.. Max Z~aellnor, agent for Madame
J~anauschek and company, Ia at the Nc
Lure House.
Hon. D. F.; Pugh, Of Middlebourne, ia
at the St. james Hotel.
Messrs. G. 7. Brues and Ed. Larkin,
who have been East purchasing new
stocks Of dry goods, returned home on
Monday evening.
Hon. Henry Neale, member OF Con-
gress from the 11th Ohio district, was in
the city yesterday, en- route from the cap
ital to his home at Ironton, o.
Mr.. John 4. Donehoo, Of Hancock
county, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. 81. NJ. Russell, Of this city, has re
Gently been appointed assistant attorney
Of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad COM
pany.
Master Johnny Elton, a son Of Mr..
Luke Elton, has been appointed guide
boy for the schmuley Zoos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Rammelsbsrg, oi
Cincinnati, the latter formerly Of Wheel
ing, have broken up housekeeping ant
taken rooms at the Central Hotel. 30
says a Cincinnati paper.
Mr.. Jem Butler, formerly connected
with the Singer Sewing Machine Com
pany, who has been absent from the city
Tor several months, has returned. Jen
looks the better for the bracing rural
atmosphere he has been inhaling.
Ed. Brues, the Southern tourist, and
a we'll known and popular Wheeling boy
is taking in the cooling waters OF the
Artesian we'll at Lafayette, Indiana.
Bishop Kahn left on the steamer Courier
yesterday morning for points down the
Mr.. Henry Hess left for Ohio yester'
day on business.
Kilian Kress, proprietor Of the Eagle
Brewery, went down the river yesterday
on a business trip.
Anthony shreiner, who with his family
went to Germany about two years ago
has returned to this country. He was Q
member Of C~ockayne's orchestra until he
went 10 the Fatherland. He will arrive
in Il city next week.
We are indebted to Col. Jacob Horn.
brook for acopy Of the Jacksonville Ella,
Pres Of March 3lst.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WoRKs.-The Board
Of Public Works met yesterday morning
at the Office OF the Secretary Of State
Present: Gov. Mathews, Superintendent
| Pendleton, Auditor Miller and Attorney
General White.
The minutes OF the previous meeting
were read and approved.
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed upon the Kanawha Board, 10 take
charge Of the Improvements in progress
on the Kanawha River: VIM. F. Cos
horn, Charles Hedrick and VIM. A.. Brad
ford, Of Charleston; VIM. P. Tompkins, 0
| Maiden; and John Thompson, Of Ray
mond City, Putnam county.
G. P. Snyder was appointed Collector
OF Tolls at Charleston, and Up. r. b
Smith at Point Pleasant.
The report Of Superintendent Sweeney
Of the Cumberland Road, was received
and filed.
The account Of F. Miller was presented
with a statement by VIM. stamm and I
Miller, and referred to the %superintend
ent OF the Cumberland Road.
Messrs. Bayha, Ewing, Myles and Wad
die, a special committee appointet
by the Board Of Commissioners 0
Ohio County. to confer with the Boar
OF Public Works upon the subject 0
changing the route Of the Cumberland
road so as to avoid Wheeling Hill ant
cross the Peninsula between Wheeling
and Fulton, appeared before the Boarf
and announced the object for which the!
had been appointed. The matter wal
pretty thoroughly discussed. but no def
mite action was taken in the premises
Another conference will be held at a fu
ture day, and 1t ia thought there will b.
no difficulty in securing the permission
Of the Board to have the desired chang
made.
Adjourned.
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"Ip connection with the above l would
say that from all information that l am
able 10 gather this Is the first time that
any supplemental list was ever returned
to the City Clerk by any City Collector"
The amendment OF the First Branch TO
the resolution submitted by the Commit
tee on Water Works in reference to COL
lector Black was non-concurred in.
An ordinance assessing special taxes
for the year 1878 was read. The blanks
were filed with the came figures as last
wear, with the exception OF the tax upon
billiard tables, which was reduced from
$40 to SIS per table.
On motion Of Mr.. Gcodfellow the con.
alteration Of the applications for coffee
house and ordinary licenses was made the
special order for q meeting on Tuesday
evening next. In accordance with this
motion, seyenty.six applications for Ii.
censes were read and laid over till Tues.
day for action.
4 petition was received from the saloon
keepers Of the city, asking that the or
dinauce fixing the annual license on eot-
fec houses and ordinaries for the ensuing
year be amended so that II woull give TO
them the privilege Of paying their license
tax in two instAllments. Referred TO
Committee on Ordinance.
Messrs. Thos. Hornbrook, George X,
Wheat, Samuel Laughlin and I. II. Lo-
gan, trustees OF the Soldiers Sanitary
Fair Fund, asked permission Of Council
to erect a memorial monument in the
open space In front OF the Capitol build
Ing on Chapline street. The petition was
granted.
An ordinance to amend and re.ordain
the sixth section Of an ordinance entitled
IAN ordinance in relation TO the rates Of
wharfage in the city OF Wheeling, and the
elective duties and compensation Of the
Wharfmaster," received from the First
Branch, was adopted.
An ordinance In relation to the rates
Of wharfage Of steamboats,, received from
the First Branch, was passed.
The Committee on Markets recon-.
mended that the rent OF butchers stalls
be reduced twenty per cent, and that the
committee be authorized 10 rent the Old
City Hall to the military companies Of
the city, to be used as an Armory. The
recommendations were adopted.
A number Of resolutions were Intro
duced and referred to appropriate com.
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FOR SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE

By virtue Of q deed Of truAt executed 70 the m.
dHigned TTustea by Charles ]. Bipes1 Trustee Tor
BIdSst Y. VoltI, wife Of Samuel VeltE, AID the
her hI,hSnd, dated the % day Of February, In the
yeaf iS7I, and ncorded IN the Cldk's ONCE Of the
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia. Ia
DEED Of Truit Book No. u, paSe9,I Will on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of Nay. 1873,
BexippIps at 10 O'Clock A. N. Of aid day, at Tho
front door Of the Court House Of aid Ohio county,
Sell al public suction the following described real
estate, that 10 TO ny. The south one-iouFth VI Lot
No, ?i6 Of EOh and ChApllpes addition 10 the city
Of Wheeling, bounded a. follows, viz: beginning u
the naTlhWest corner Of Alley 10 and Eoif street In
aid city; thence with the west line OF E01f street
about iixtesn fest and SIX inches 10 the centre Of
tho division wall Of the front tepemonts situated
upon the ground here described and the Ienen1EntI
Immediately north Of and AU!duine same; thence
with sid division wall WestWardly one hundred
and twenty-five feet 10 thu east line Of an alley 10
the rear u SRld Lot No. ZIG, and with aid az
nRmtd Hlley ~touthNnrdIy 10 the nofth llne Of Al
ley ~, and with the north Lice o. sud Alley " u
the place Of beginning, togethir with all and hngu.
lar the tehetnenis situate thereon ana the hppuIte'
names t~el0nAing thereto.
1REyS OF SALs-Fourteen Hundred DollaFs, OF
% much more Is tho purchaser may elect u. pay
10 ctsh, and the residue Of aid purchase money IL
tEJ equal inttAllments ut Ix and twelve month
from the day Il sale, th0 purehlIer 70 give hi
notes With approved personal security for the pay
meul u Iald deferred IustAllmentI, tho nnO 4
bar interest ffom tal1 day and the title 70 hit
pc perty to ~ retained until the purchase money
apo JAMES P. ROGERS, Trustee.
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A REMARKABLE R%ESULT.-il ala Y,
difference how many Physicians :, =, =,
much medicine you have tined y ~
an established fact that German ~! Ss,,
the only remedy which has gwen e"TP y
satisfaction 10 severe cases oil Luas y
eases. 1t is true there are yei In 4 ~
and Lung Affections, ConSlI1pHyJ q
orrhages, Asthma, Severe Gola' ,'I WA
the Breast, PneumOnia, WhoSPlus Nv
DC, who have no personal E y" nh u
would say that 10000 dozen were ,S si,,
year without one complaint tG ,a ;5eIS
Try Just one bottle. Regular .lle ssid
Sold by all Druggists 10 America
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0lrcuISG P%rLRs"-lL a ven ltt,V5
and distressing complaint, the
Of which are moisture, llhe pett ~.
intense itching, particularly q. n.s Va
undressing, or after getting Na, ..r6rb
might think pin.wOrms were y 10
and about the rectumi the pn' ,sSiI .
other hour, and allow them 10 .s,,i
aggrayating while you have Nt = I.St" "
cures tetar and ali skin diseases 5rss
to any address on receiGI az ISJrugN
a box, or three boxes u % p2,ilSS,lphls
ters 10 DR.. swayne d Son, rhIl'IiIkn
10 the Wheeling agents, Logan, yTbSIab
Sold by all leading druggists" dU
by Logan, List q Co. -
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TIE tooth Of a mastodon, found back
Of Parkersburg, has been on exhibition
for several days at the office Of Messrs.
Richards & Bailie, in the Mcclure House
building. 1t Is the property Of Mr.. J.
T. Norton, who has authorized Mr.. I. ].
Hugus to take 1t to Washington City to-
day aud deposit 1t in the Smithsonian
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CHEAP CLorHIso.-An excellent stock
Of ready made mems, youths and boys
clothing and furnishing goods, to close
out a bankrupt lot. Prices so low that
competition Is impossible. Don't .forget
the place, Gold Bros old stand, 1107
Main street. Berthold Zoffer, salesman
for L, Herschberg.
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF FoREsTERs.-
Court White Oak No. 25 Of this Order,
at Moundsville, has elected the following
officers: W. L. Bridges, Chief Ranger
L. B. Purdy, Vice Chief Ranger; A. o,
Baker. Recording Secretary; II. W. Hun.
ter, Financial Secretary; ]. W. Low,
Treasurer; J. A. Ewing, Senior Wood.
ward; L. stilwell, Junior Woodward; J.
W. Hedrick, Senior Beadle; James A.
Gamble, Junior Beadle; DR.. Phillips,
Physician.
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Do NOT fail 10 call at JOhu RaasiT
you want to buy goods cheap.
Twenty thousand bolts Of new paaes
Wall Paper, with borders TO mita,a /
Z, 8, 8 and 10 cents a bolt,
Two hundred pieces Of new Ityls tri
aud light Calicos, best quality, lt6ls
Twenty pieces Fancy Chillle ii in
Two thousand pounds Of superior 1
Southern Carpet Chain, The bet ia d.
city, at 25o.
Twenty-Five pieces new styls Of o.
pets at much below their value. Ala
Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, &c, d. i
eastern prices,
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The Water ~ MANA.

On CRY, March q u,
6tr0h, Pa: a sNs II
DEAR srn:-Please send ma,
line one,halt barrel Of BstSs.S!
and | will remit you on rscsiS, VIZ
The Water Is wonderful, GH
Yours sincerely,
Rev. THos. CA,,.,.
The above is a sAmpl. n I Iat
selvea DAILY from persons who Ss,a' y
the great specific for BriSs,;.A Ne
Diabe,e. and all kidney and P S,s
Priee.one-fOurth barrel, a
barrels s., barrel SIG. PanpSIsu' ~;
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS. MOrHrs -DaN
fail to procure Mrs. WinslOw'. SoOtitI
Syrup Tor all diseases Of teething iaaf
dren. It relieves The child iron pi
cures wind collie, regulciss The bOHA
and, by giving relief and health uAi
child, gives rest to the mother. 9M
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DEATH OF AN OLD crrlzEs.-Mr. VIM.
Hepburn, who suffered an apoplectic Ct
on Sunday, died last evening at Z o'clock,
at his residence on 18th street. Mr..
Hepburn was si1ty-six years Of age at the
time Of his death, and the greater part Of
his life "a spent in our city. he was
at various times engaged In business in
this city, and was we'll known 70 our citi-
rens generally. OF late years he has been
travelling for different mercantile houses
otthe city. He was highly esteemed by
all who knew him.
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RELIABLE help for weak and pet'SI
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and Pteta
ting diseases cured without ntditt,
P~ufvermacher's Electric Belts the ettal
desideratum. Avoid limitations D@l
and journal, with particular nlls
free. Address PULvERNACHER GlLvT
10 Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. tGt
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SPECIAL arrangements have been made
to insure the comfort OF the excursion
party over the F. w. & Ky. to Pittsburgh
tomorrow. The train leaves Wheeling
at 1:5OP. M. Columbus time.) Returning
leaves Pittsburgh at ll:25. Fare for the
round trip 81 81.
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SUMNER SILKS AT A WONDERFUL
LOW PRICING have Just received Is
pieces rich and handsoms styles OF Sum.
msr silks at The wonderful low price Of
$50 per yard. They are positively worth
SIPS. Call early aud get frat cholcc.
!. BLUM & BRO.
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FRoM CENTENNIAL HEADquARrERs.-
| find DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup excellent
having a ready sale and rendering more
satisfaction than any Cough Syrup I have
ever sold.-[A. B. Malouey, N. b., 10th
and Carpenter streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
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The Second Branch dissented from the
amendment making Smith 4 Co.'S as,,
seBsment for water rental SO and asked
q committee Of conference.
Messrp, Blair, Brice and Egerter were
appointed from the First Branch.
The special license ordinance was laid
aside.
Bids for the removal Of garbage from
the city limits, received for the ensuing
year, were read and the action OF the Sec
ond Branch was, upon motion Of Mr..
Blair, non-concurred in, and all the bids
were rejected and advertisement for new
bids was ordered, 10 be reported on next
Tuesday night. ,,
Report OF the City Clerk on the addi'
ton 10 assessments made by the City Col
lector was received from the Second
Branch.
The action Of the Second Branch In
ordering payment Of james Haley's bill
for the month Of March was eoncurred In
A resolution from the Second Branch
ordering the grading and paving Of Chap
line street, between Goth and SD street,
was received, and the action Of the Second
Branch in adopting said resolution was,
on motion OF Mr.. Boring, laid on the To-
bic. =.
The action Of the Second Branch in au-
thorizing the committee in charge OF the
undistributcd funds arising from the SAM
tary Fair to erect q memorial monument
10 the open space in front oil the Capitol
was unanimously concurred in.
Report OF the City Sexton was received
and filed.
A petition from certain citizens TO have
gas pipe laid on the north side OF Eighth
Street, granted by the Second Branch
was ~concurred In. :
Petition OF E. J.. Stone to lay an S-irch
sewer pipe from Delaware street to the
Back river, granted by the Second Branch
was concurred In.
The committee Of conference on The
Smith water rent reported In favor oi
receding from the amendment Of the
First Branch and the adoption Of the
action OF the Second Branch as reported
from that body, making the tax Of Smith
& Co. S75, and the report was adopted.
1ut p6tlkluu u Sutth W. bSA .SauS
ton OF water rent to $50 was referred
back to the Committee on Water Works
for report.
The report OF the liarket Master for
the months Of February and March was
received, read and ordered fled.
A motion 10 reconsider the Sd resolu-
tion Of the report OF the Committee on
Streets Alleys and Grades in relation to
the curbipg purchased from Cavanaugh,
was adopted, and the action Of the Sec.
ond Branch in relation thereto was non
~concurred in.
The charges against George Q. Black,
City Collector. were received from the
Second Branch, and the action OF said
Branch in referring the matter to q spe.
cial joint committee for Investigation Of
said charges, was concurred in and the
Mayor appointed Messrs. Brice, Carna-
han and Hoge to act on said committee
Adjourned.
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TRAVELLERS will find the Grand Ca
trail Hotel Hotel, New YORK, i,
OF the most excellen, hotels 10 ~. ~ !.
Those who cannot be suited IN Pre- y !.
accommodations there must be vel! ~
10 please indeed. W.
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IIo4 Main Street.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, ISIS.


New Spring GoOds-C. T. Brues & Co.
Millinery-M. v. Kellar.
Magic Washer-H. F. Behrens.
Children's Carriages-Genther's Varie'
~ Store.
Mcclure House Art Store.
Boarding-Mrs. A. D.. Holiday.
Flower Pots and Hanging Baskets
Cummins & Woods.
Wier, Reynolds & Hickman-Masble
Workers.
For sale-C. A. schaeier & Co.
Remnants Of Carpets-Mendel, Booth
Second Spring stock-A. W. PAUL 8
Oranges, Lemons, &c.-Flaccus Bros
Public Sale OF Valuable Stocks.
Notice U. s. Internal Revenue Special
Taxes. .
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The festive tramp has started on his
annual tour, making LIE a burden to the
farmer and soaring the wife into fits by
demands for the fat Of the land. By
night be reposes In the nearly empty barr
or under the hay rick. He may be said
to be now fairly out to grass for the sea-
SON.
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BARGAINS IN PIANOS, a, ShsH. Mi
Store, Washington Hall:
Seven Octave Chickering Piano SIG
Seven Octave Knabe Piano, sol,
Seven Octave Weber Piano, $FS.
|, The two last are good a, l.E, al
having been used ashOrt time, add .lr,
good bargains.
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"You would wonder how /, soOpu
that the l0.4 Honey Comb QuilttosI,,
sold at the Market Square Dr., G.t
Store for Is cens-ye. Ii. 20. wy
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A.Cork CarpetIr.

Linoleum is neat, catp.,.iE.
PearaPce, and Of e1tr%aotdiS.l, ts = I
i.y. 1t Is peculiarly soft and . Sa'as
the tread, handsomei in Spn ~, s.AAss
never cold like ordinary oiisotS Y
by all first.claSs carpet dealer, ~
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BLACK AND PLAIN CoLosED SILKS.
We respectfully request an examlna.
tIon Of our Black and colored Silks, Just
received. They are fully from 25c to
si.O0 per yard cheaper than any silks
offered In the State.
|. BLUM & BRO.
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A SPECIAL contract has been nal
"Old Prob" to have a boustiiSI ~
Of first-class moonlight Tor The ~.
the Booth excursion mart, ss.sis
evening. Fare for the round T ~ : 2,
81 30. No extra chargeior nos,T.
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ARREST OF A COUPLE OF DEspERArE
THIEvEs.-Yesterday morning ut l1:35
John Condrey, alias john Couners, and
John Lang, arrested in Pittsburgh for
robbing the residence Of Alex. Rogers,
Esq, in this city, were brought to this
city by Officer D~efbaugh, Of our police,
and Officer Geo. Tam, OF the Pittsburgh
police. A large crowd had assembled at
The depot TO await their arrival, but the
officers and their prisoners left the train
at the Top Mill and came down 10 a
car. The prisoners were given 4 rrelim.
insry hearing before Justice Caldwell,
and committed 10 Jail 10 default Of
$1,000 bail each for an examination to.
day.
of the $500 worth of jewelry stolen,
only = small portion was recovered. The
prisoners were searched, and upon their
persons we're found three Bets Of jewelry,
q pair Of gold spectaeles, several rings,
bracelets, etc., the value Of which Ia not
one-6fth OF the amount stolen. The
prisoners will have q hearing this alter
noon at 2 o'clock.
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COLUMN right, march" to d. A..
eat Dry Goods Store In The city.
1912 Markets a..
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No hotel in this country or EqtoIS
more thoroughly comfortable for Ilnlas
and ladies travelling alone than ID. ~ u,
known Colonnale Hotel in PhiIadslPla
Pa W.
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DID you see those beautiful spring
styles Of Dress Goods at 12t cents 10
and plaids, at E. Larkins Market
Square Dry Goods Store.
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CITY COUNCIL.


Council met last night in regular SEES;
sion. Present at roll.call in Second
Branch; Messrs. Crowther, Deiters!i
Fisher, Goodfellow, Myles, Pollock, Rid
die, Ritter, Simpson, Stoker, Voekler,
Wait, Mr.. President-13.
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"DouBLE gu lex" TO The Markell ,,.
Dry Goods Store and secure some h \,
elegant Black 42.inch Cs,hner \ \
cents per yard. ~
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SEND for samples OF Blums' silks, II
you can't go there 10 examine the largest
stock In this State.
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We make Silks a speciality. nj,
them very cheap. | BLUM
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To make choice griddle cakes or mut.
Fms use Charm Baking Powder-halI he
usual quantity. J.B. Lukens, on the Isl.
and, Keeps t.
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BLACK Silks at a%stOni,biD,,, /,
prices at !. Blum & Bros,! "
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aTH1sK Of 1t, the best prints at 4cents
At E. Larkins Market Square Dry Goods
Store.
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TEE best is the cheapest. Dr.. Bulls
Baby Syrup Is acknowledged 10 be the
most reliable medicine for Babies. Price
Is cents. dAw
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Latest styles Of Spring Shoa ipas.
eeived at l.. Y. BlS,Ss' '
llSj Main .t,t,t
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"HA1rF at the Market Square Dry
Goods Store and get % yards Of the beat
Calico for 81 90,
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'EoR RENT
FoG RENT

NOR RENT That elesantand substantial three
story rick Building, corner Main and Twen,
tleIli street,, No. Zoo and ZOO, a. pre.ent occupied
The Store HON toiid b easily divided 70 make
two ordinary apSi rooms, With 80 d cellar 10 each.
The entrance 10 dwelling Is On TwuItitth stieet.
There ara fourteen good rooms and all Necessary
bach buildings and would make q tut rate Board
log house, being centrally located. Would REM
,Sris ISAAC IRWIN. Agent.
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SILKS at Blum.' must be seen TO be ap.
preciated.
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CITY CLERKS REPORT.

The City Clerk reported that during
the current fiscal year, commencing On
the first day Of May, 1877, aud up 70 the
first day OF April, 1878. the expenditures
or account Of the different committees
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