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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-19

AMusgMINrs-" Tho Soldiers 7rta."-
There are few pieces put upon the Ameri:
can stage which have such M intricate and
constantly changing plot as the French
play OF "fhc Soldiers Trust" 1t might
also be said there are few pieces which re-
quire so difficult and extraordinary roles
to correctly portray ii. A good audience
was at the Opera House last evening to
witness the presentation OF this drama by
Mr. George Z. Boniiace and G. l.. Graves
combination Of Dramatic talent.
The play itsolfis founded on circumstan-
ces transpiring in. France during the early
part OF this century, and by closely follow
ing the thread OF the story the audience Is
taken through all the cl,angeso soldiers
life. II is entertaining in its development.
keeping the audience at u constant lightof
expectation or emotion. The scenery,
especially Of the first act, and general sur
rounlings Of the drama, arc very stalking.
The Corporal Antoine" OF Mr.. Boni-
face is thoroughly artistic piece Of act
ing, and exerts II thrilling influence on
the audience. His pantomime is remark
ably effective, and the whole representa-
ton is beautiful one to see. The compa-
ny is in tho main good, aud the play is
well presented. Many members of tho COM
pany, We understand, belonged TO the
Bangs organization last season. .,ri..
4 line bill Is offered for this evening, the
last Of tho Boniiace engagement. "Nlicaw-
Der and pcgtty," and ''As Green us Grass
will be produced. Those who desire to
enjoy an evening OF rare entertainment
should secure their seats during the day,
before they are all gone, and so to the
Opera House tonight. 49, 80
diplomacy. & Barymore's
DIPLOMACY company will follow Mr..
Bonifacc at the Opera House, appearing
on Friday and Saturday evenings and Sat
urday afternoon next. The New Haven
Comm 7Tmcs says Of this company:
az splendid play, finely acted by n
strong company, gave large audience ut
Music Hall lust evening an opportunity to
give their appreciation by applause. And
they did not neglect their opportunity.
The actors who so well personated the
characters for which they were cast, were
repeatedly applauded, and 7 frequently
called before the curtain, the reception
rendered them At times taking the form OF
an ovation. Iii short every
character was well played and every situa.
ton rendered effective by the artists, and
artists they all are, even to the gentle
men who are cast MS servants. They de-
serve crowded house this evening, when
the play is to bc repeated, and those who
do not attend will miss u rare treat"
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that he was OH freight trJn which left
for tile East at ~ a. n. Sunday. That he
was in the city on Sunday morning Is gun
erally conceded. There don't seem to be
much Of an eftortinnde 10 apprehend him,
for the reason ! doubtless, that no reward
has been offered for his arrest.
LlrrEG PROM KlGER's FATHER.
The following note, received yesterday
from the father OF young Kiger, will eS-
plain itself: fi
WHEELING, WA, Nov. IL, 1873.
Editors ilaeligmccr:
Please correct that piece in to.day's pa
per about Eddie kigor. They give lin Il
bad reputation when he don't deserve 1t.
], his father, Ind no trouble with him
until he got out OF work at the BenwoOd
bank. He worked with me ut tho fur.
mace until took sick, and then worked
with James Dali. | have been sick and
unable to work Tor three years the0 9th Of
this month, and he was all my depend
cncc. He will be eighteen years Of age
the 18th OF tllisinonth. .,.
He bore good reputation until this
happened. 0fcour4e he is guilty Of the
decd. and did not deny it. Hobrecht
struck the first blow, and kiger, haying
the knife in his hand, struck Hobrecht, not
with the iptentionof cutting him.
a. loIS T. kIGEls.
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Personal Mention. = Judge Cranmer
has recovered from his recent illness and
resumed his duties as Judge OF the Mum
icipal Court. NJ.
SIr. Thos. D. Canadian, of the Pitts.
burgh Chronicle, aud Lewis Barton, ESQ.,, a
member Of the Pittsburgh bur, spent Sum
day in our city.
Mr. Frank Caldwell left for New Or
leans Sunday evening, and Madame Ru-
NOR has II that he will bring u wife home
with him. m
Mr.. W. G, Handlan Is out again, after
being confined 10 his room couple OF
weeks by sickness
nr. i. II. CoOmbs and wife, and daugh.
ter, Miss Jessie, OF Nlorgantown, are guests
Of Capt. John Nfcl.Ure, 1.-the Island.
Mr. WIN. 0. PAUL, Superintendent OF the
Ollphant Furnace, Fayctte county, Penn,
is spending few days in the city with
his uncle, Mr.. D. NJ. Alexander.
Col. Jake Nunge is confined to his bed
by M attack Of rheumatism.
Mrs. Belle Irwin, widow Of the late Jos.
Irwin, is lying seriously i'll ut the resi-
tlenCc Of her father, Mr.. Wm. Gashorn, in
tho First Ward,
Mr.. I'd. SChacier has returned from q
business trip for the Eagle brewery, in
Ohio. lie reports immense sales Of ales,
which certainly is compliment to the
Wheeling brewers. . ..# a-s,
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REAL ESTATE CHANGES. -Auctionecr
lIcrvey yesterday, sold ut public sale, at
the front door Of the Court House, a house
and lot on the northeast corner OF Wood
and 3lst streets lot $, square S4), belong
ing to Christina and Vim. Bach. David
Tape was the purchaser, and the price
$1,000. .
Mr.. George Crumbacker, Of this city,
Yesterday obtained possession OF the
Schwartz Agricultural Works, ut Martins
Ferry. The works were owned by the
bridgeport Bank, through q decd OF trust
given by the Mcssrs. Schwartz. Mr. Crum-
hacker gave for the works and machinery
three houses owned by HMM Bridgeport,
and 81 800 in cash. The bridgeport pro-
perty is considered worth $500, SO that
the price paid by Mr.. Crnmbackcr will be
about $1,000. "a. .u r.t i.
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VIZ desire TO call the special atteDts..
the readers Of the IxTELilCEScTS 4 A,
following certificate as to The nrts |.
Iawson's Curative in a case Of rS,,i
Rheumatism and partial la1ly,s ! &,
spine:
ConuSSA, Men,, June II, H.
Larson Chemical Company:
DEAR SlR-About three lnouth ri
procured n bottle Of your Curative II
been II sufferer for many years uah M
inatism. My spine has been lalIy Nm
with partial paralysis. ! hal no, nj
bottle until there was q visible chm /
have used four bottles Of the CunlS n
am now able to lay aside my crltrLsa Il
get about more comfortably than b, A
eral years. ! Cheerfully recommend
medicine to all that are afflicted with nj
matisin. SuuBEL G. lIlxEa |
Largo new size bottles 30 Censa
e5lJ
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klfNka ~ . AsaANs
fmE Board Of Education will meet next
Thursday evening in regular monthly scS-
sion. 49,, -,
"MIcSwnEn and pcso,ty" ap,l g"As
Green astirass," 1t the Opera House To-
night. Ek ~ kGs n.4 w
TmE pork packing season has opened up
in good earnest among the dealers here
about.
Tmsdamp weather is very hard on those
persons afflicted with rheumatism or ncu'
raligia.
lTuE Lindsey Institute Cadets were re-
viewed Yesterday afternoon by Gen. Bossss,
OF Kanawha county.
EXCELSIOR Lodge OF Odd Fellows will at
tend the funeral OF u. i. Wins, at one
o'clock this Afternoon. 7 EMi 1S5
TIE Ladies Social Union Of the Fourth
Street NJ. Il. Church will give an enter
tainment on Thursday evening
PRops IiAsRE ajStat magiSiin Tgill Start
on his annual trip ~ a low aays; lle ia'
twcnty-one towns laid out for his route.
susAS ScuwElTrEGER was arrested in the
First Ward, Inst evening by Officer Short
for drunkenness, and locked up to answer
THERE was no school Ut the Fourth
Ward, mblic school yesterday, on hcg0Ipt
OF tho death OF daughter Of The jaliitrcss
of the building.
AluY marc was stolen from William
Smith, at iRarnesvile, on Saturday night
last. 4 reward Of $50 is Offered Tor the
tlliei, and S25 for the mare. - !.
King WILLIAM, accompanied ly his
marcs and suite, will arrive at tile mas
queradc ball Tomorrow evening, at Gehr
myers Hall, Fulton, ut s o'clock.
TuIRE Is talk OF the Wheeling, Parkers
burg anil Cincinnati Transportation Com
pany building o new lightdraught steamer
Tor The Parkersburg and Wheeling trade.
FrsoEsc Ggsis9 AL, le F,,S Ssyi s ,ssiss
ed Al Ia6ymgnn's brewery,whilC handling
nile Of 6epr kegs, had the second finger o
Els lsi + hand i GFFg'3sa eyf ~ k's rolling
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JuNr Ii! DoS'f CIR LErr-why not
drew onc-half Of $4,000, Sept. soth. 5. 7.
Anderson, of Troy, Indiana, drew one.half
Of $1,000 thesalpe drawing:
The,next or 9Th drawing 81 Common.
wealth Distribution Co. will take place in
louisville, KY, on Novcmbcr30th.
The rush for tickets is extraordinary
whole tickets cost only s.. $1,000 cash
prizes. u,ga.
Send for tickets to I. ]. Commeriorl,
Sec'y, Louisville, Ky. See advertisement.
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POSTPONED Thccase OF Isabella Thomas,
alias Belle Clark, charged with attempting
to produce abortion upon Lizzie Baker,
which was 10 have come up before Justice
Wait yesterday, was postponed until
Wednesday afternoon Mt 2 o'clock. The
postpOncment was rendered necessary on
account Of the Prosecuting Attorney being
engaged at tht IIobrecht inquest. The
deiendant is still in jail. u.
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ITcnSG PlLrs.-Thc symptoms aRnoits
like pcspiration, intense itching, inr,4SlI
scratching, very distressing, lAHiTlrt
night Us II pin worms were crawling d d
about the rGctum, the private partisan -
times affected; ifallOwed to oOhtlnrt, sIt
rinus results may follow. III. SWlyEil
Healing Ointment is II pleasant and irER
IioNg CuRES.-We were great slillhnt
Itching Piles, the symptoms weR NiSnRR
scribed, the use OF Swayne's 0intnnt L
short time made q perfect cure.
]. W. CHRIST, Boot mud Slice llOuS HI
2nd street.
T. c. WEyHAS, Halter s S. EishiA "
Philadelphia.
Reader, II you are suffering tbs ,Rsiea
complaint, or letter, Itch, Said htst &
Worm, Barriers Itch, any Crtld, Sslt 81
Eruption, use Swayne's Ointment anlss
cd. Sent by mail 10 any address Onrmil
price, lin currency or postage stampI Saa
a box, three boxes 81 %. Adius' Eva
Swaync & Son, $50 n. Sixth street, sai4
phia. No charge for advice. Sold Em5
druggists. Logan, List $50. 1Sh
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-; PIfLEs.-By special reyes, n -,
Wheeling, DIR. Wells, Of SeS =, sltIssi
Pittsburgh, Pa, will lN nj T ,pa Ana y
House, Wheeling, SUNDAY. Sa ,ns va
Cases treated and cnrul ~ 6i U'fi, \ h, ,
ing, over n year ago, ate ,,S S' 70 VIZ
that all suffering from niIs, 'u'e Pal
permanent curethrougll III S0 M h1a
at NcLain's drug Store i6r 't Sns Z,
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TIE CNNTArA REnEAusAn.-About fifty
persons assembled at Wcisel Hall last
evening" in response TO circulars OF invita-
ton issued by Mr.. Seager. Those present
were destined 10 experience II good deal oil
disappointment, in common with Mr.. Sea-
ger himself Through some instruction,
the expfcssman, whose duty it was to
transport tho trunk OF books from the dc
pot to the hall, took them to the convent.
BY the time the error had been discovered,
two hours had elapsed, and ESTHER, the
beautiful Queer" lay unsung within the
brick walls where Bishop Kain rcigns.
Finallya messenger gotupon the right trail,
and following it up, the Bishop hunted
for the trunk, the trunk was found, the
messenger got reiniorcelnents, Esther
was luggcd TO the hall, Seagcr smiled, and
three Clioruses were given with good
deal OF vim. Id interim, songs were sung
BY Messrs. Upton Kelley, Oscar Sccley
and WIN. II. .Shcib, besides ballad by
good natured Seagcr himself No assign
ment OF solOparts wasmade, and, in fact,
no definite action was agreed upon nor
will be until the. next rehearsal. This
will be on "Wednesday evening, as soon
after the adjournment Of prayer meet
ing rs those interested can put in MI
appearance. Mr.. Seager intimated that
"IEsther" would be the cantata select
ed and that it might be given say n
week after tho coming Bazaar" en-
tertainment for the Children's Home.
Tile latter, rs is generally known, will be
given early in December. Ladies and
gentlemen were about equal in the num-
Der present last evening, and n moro gen.
eral attendance. OF local talent is looked
for tomorrow evening. After that even
ing, Mr.. Seager states, accessions to the
singers will not be asked or made, and SO
all who care to be identified with what
promises 10 be q very creditable enter
tainment should be present. u...
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TnR Council! Committee on Streets, Al.
leys ind Grades met ut the stone bridge,
which crosses the creek Mt Main street, yes.
tGrtldy afternoon, for the purpose OF ex.
aiming the structure rs 70 liz safety for
trIvel. The bridge Is very old, and the
abutmcnt ut the north end appears to bc
giving way. The committee will proha-
bly, recommcndthst the necessary repairs
he mNde 10 guard AGAINST accident.
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Hon. A. II. STEPHENS, lila -.
man OF the South, writes: 4 Shie
Durang's Rheumatic lIemslv a. al y y,
tisnI, with great benefit. cI,S y, I,HStoa
ommend it" Il never fails 10 w.. !! \
by all Druggists. Send ID, y, w, N
R. K. lielphenstine, WaslliS,tSys,' 'T y I
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BAzAAn-La,lies who have received
"Bread and Butter lpostals for the Chill
drcn's Home entertainment will please re-
turn them with their contributions mark
ed by this Tuesday afternoon as the
Chairman wishes to report to the commit
tee tonight. In order that the supper
may be n success, this is very important
matter and should be promptly attended
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-; FoE UPw4Rps or TmR1Y Y,,,, .
WinsIo ;, Soothing Syrup Ia, lssD !. =
for children. 1t corrNts SrjiItS y !
stomach, relieves riad ooIic, s r'1UI,, Z !
bowels, cures dy~nten AMI ~
whether arising from lecthInp S J, &
causes. An old and wcll.trieJ ,sH \, e :
cents a bottls. 'e'ael
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TIE work OF frescoing the Senate Cham.
Der, in the Capitol building, has been
completed, and the parties are now nt
work OIL the hall Of the House OF
Delegates. Both rooms, will DO greatly
improved in appearance. IT,
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WoRTlt REstIMngmSd.-Thc only genu.
inc e'Dr. AIcLane's Celebrated Nerlnifuge"
Is made In Pittsburgh alone-and Fleming
Bros, OF that city are sole'proprietoH-no
other house in the Union havinga any pre-.
scription approaching It. Therefore see
that "Fleniing Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa, IS
on every wrapper. '-''
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REYMASN Is digging another well Mt his
brewery, and is having better luck than
with the first one. II will be remembered
that he went down 575 feet before strilk.
ing water when digging the first well,
while the second gave him all the water lie
wanted at tliirty.Iive feet. What makes
the thing more singular, X TINT tho two
wells arc not more than forty yards apart.
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A NEW schedule went into effect OH the
Wheeling and Elm Grove Street Railway
yesterday. Under the new arrangement
tic first car leaves lltl street at 7:;I0 4. ".
and the lust ut 0:35 r. ", running every six
ty-fivc minutes during the day and eve.
ming. ~
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AlIrE, socirry.-Thes Ladies' mite So.
ciety3 OF st. Matthew's Church will meet
this evening, at a O'clock, in the lecture
room OF tho Church. As the session will
be important, full attendance is re-
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Z sPLASo ASD ORGAN TpSISo LII
or Organ needs tuningoF ranliy youth
send your order to l25ST SIS,Ssaa,,t iag q
our tuner, Mr.. Charles EillSS,v..s ''stt !
1t prompt attention. Ali wo,t ~ all {
satisfactory. Address, VIVA Eeaaa
LucAS AErslc S,,..
..-- l221 Ma,kSs
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NIuNIclpAll Coupr-Jutlge Cntnnlcr.

In MUNICIPAL CouIT-Jutige Cntnntcr.
The November term OF this Court COM
menced yesterday. Court sat ut r. VI.
with His Honor Judge Grlnmero OH the
bench. The following business wastrans-
acted during the afternoon: -'
Henry P0sey Va. Parker Bros. In as
sunpsit Judgment in favor OF plain
till for S04 81. n1tpl.l .i.'a
Conrad Gaus vs.. Louis WeiSgcrbcr ct al.
In assumpsit. Confession OF Office judg-
ment confirmed. .a igf
SchencIS & Hess VS.. Louis Weisgerber.
In assumpsit. Confession OF office judg-
Inent confirmed. q
JGmes,lIarrison VI. 1Iancs & Wilson.
In assumpsit Judgment in favor of plain
tiff for Si6S.yI. Ui, ~ t-tH .rl-'
% Geo. r. Taylor & Co. vs. Joseph W. Bro.
die. In assulnpsit. Judgment in'iavor Of
plaintiffs for SEQ IS. az
]. K. Mitchell VS.. Milton W. Junkins
ct nj. In chancery. Milton w. Junkins
demurs to amended bill, in which Lelnur-
'rGr plaintiff Joins. Defendant, Junkins,
files motion for security for costs.
Peter Mccullough IS. William Auber.
In assumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff for
Sl9S 03. 90
r Adjournedto Wednesday morning at 10
O'Clock. 'lss ~. u Y
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i'NGlcAwnER AND PEaGoTrY," to DO given
by the @. L. Graves Soldiers Trust Com
bination,n this evening, is the latest
work Of John Brougham, written express
ly for Mr.. Doniface, TO insure u correct
rendition Of both tho title roles. Mr..
Boniface was the original "Alicawber"
during the run OF Little Emily" at
Niblo's Garden Theatre, New York. The
afterpiece, "As Green rs Grass, !" is by Mr..
Morton, and is a good finish TO u comedy
bill,
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BELIAtRE LocALS.-We- arc glad to an
,nouncothat tho District Conference Will
begin It's sessions to-day. No, donbti but
this will be an intellectual feast for the
people OF our city. These occasions ought
10 be highly Welcomed BY our people, and
VIC hope our citizens will endeayor 70 At
tend the meetings Of this body us July Us
possible. r5.lt
SIessrs. Reese Darby, Robert Nelson and
George Wilson have been appointed asap-
praisers Of the real and personal property
OF the Bcllaire Manufacturing Company.
Yesterday morning Albert StoriS APP
peared for Albert Ham US one OF the up
praisers Of Cowen, Sheets & Co.. real anu
personal property,
The goods OF Mrs. Miller are being re.
moved FROM their place OF storage to Mr..
Shoneileld's room on Union street, and
will probably be sold to-day.
Jake bursts ice house isalmost complct-
cd.
Nickic McCluskey and Henry Ammons
were brought up for breach OF the peace,
on Sunday evening. Also, Mrs. Winzen-
reid was complained against for using abu-
sive language toward Lena Tngiser.
John Garrick was arraigned for plain
drunk.
Sunday evening late, about four miles
west OF Bellairc, u man named Thomas
Connolly, aged about thirty.Gvc years, was
killed by the helper, returning from assis-
ting the local freight up the grade. He
was lying with his head and one arm upon
the track, his head having been mashed.
His remains were inferred in the eelnetc-
terry on the hill on Monday. 0nSunday
three burials took place at this cemetery,
one being that Of colored person, and
tho other that OF some one from Bridge
port.
Mrs. SIcnough, instead OF Mrs. AIcnlow,
from Cleveland is visiting Mrs. j. II. Graf
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TnE CouRrs.-Cmculr CouRr-JWle Mel.
rna.r-'Ihis COurtsat yesterday rs usual.
Henry August WOrLsbacker, - native OF
Germany,wasad mittedto the rights Of citi-
zenship. (. s;f ,tg6a e.
I Tho case OF Osborne VS.. Hughes was re.
sumed, and occupied tho attention Of
Court for the remainder OF the day.u
Adjourned 10 the usual hour this morn
ing.
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FATHER Cuu has made arrangements
with the i. & o. Railroad for special train
other concert for tho Poor, in Bcllaire
next Friday evening Mrs. Whitaker,
Miss Jamison, Mrs. Caldwell, NIcssrs.
Arkle Il Lucas and others will make il q
treat thnt Wheeling people will not fail 10
attend. Fare ut very low rate. Tie
train will stop at llandlan's Crossing.
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. TnrEyrs Broke into fhe cellar Of Robert
Cowan's store, in the Eighth Ward, Sun
day night. They were evidently fright.
ened of, however, before securing any
booty, as, no goods were missed. rt
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oh, :antelIi4elteer
oniee. Nos. - and "a; Fourteenth street

Otiiee: Nos. 70 and -; Fourteenth street
@ ~: ~ =ss==ii-4-&+=t-+i
New Advertisement.
10. F.-Funeral Notice.
Discounts-Frien1 & Son.
Wanted TO Buy-Satisiactory Nodes.
For Sale Cheap-Bdx Hctbr$.S
lIndertaking-Wm. link 4 Sou.
Wantell-lIurnished Rooms. ,fs
0nal-D. 9. List, jr. WaA0
Solid Silvcr-Turper 4 Dillon. ~.
Parlor Furnitire-Zink 4 M6fchea,l.
History Of the Panhandle.
Illinois PotatOcs-Christ. BchrenS.
Browns Flexible-W.S. llntchins.
Buckwlcat l'lour-D. G. List, jr.
=. Opera HouseTDiplomacy. nyn4o
TnrRMoMErgR REcoRD.-The following
shows the, range OF the Thermometer, as
Observed ut Sclincpf's drug Store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
AN. i2H. SIM. 7P.M.
30, 81 sn 81 as ~ q.
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WoREMES arc engaged III laying an
eighteen.ineh crock sewer onthe east side
OF Market street, from 18th street to the
alley ut the Bailey building, opposite tho
Register Office
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e MORNING GLORY B,v,yo ~,
best in the market. Try il ',U "I ID
use no other. ~u IOl ii
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Wrrr perfect truth it has been remarked
that tho avenues leading to an early grave
have often been opened by cough or
cold. All Throat and Lung Affections in
stantly cured by DR. Balls Cough Syrup.
Price % cents. lsamlf.1,G Nlfln
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VIZ all have our preferences; hut mn
ono prefers 70 hear a crying baby wheo
the TACT Is 50 we known that Dir Iuli's
Baby Syrup would at once quiet Il, .fS.
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TEMPERAScR.-A series OF Temperance
meetings will DO comnicnccti in Mozart
Hall tomorrow evening, Rev. ]. D. Moi.
fat, Of the Second Presbyterian Church,
will lead.
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CnoicE TEAS, Tobaccos and -
cries always oil hand, at Geo ! SGsi
No. 1907 Main street. ''teiS
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Police CounT-,Ipdge Cnmmr.
There was only one case before His
Honor yesterday morning, viz:
Ross Williams, charged with lisorderly
conduct, was fined 81. He paid the fine.
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TIM Municipal Court has adjourned over
to "Wednesday.
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9 LADIES' Sotiil Onion Mt the Fourth ST.
N. l.. Church, Thursday night.
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