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Mail BAG Losr.-A mail bag containing
registered letters was either lost or stolen
from the mail wagon which left the Post
Office yesterday morning for the train
which leaves the B. { o. depotat sos a. ".
for Baltimore. The bag was thrown on
top OF the other mail matter in the wagon
by Mr.. John Holt, ut the Postotfice, and
was without doubt on the wagon
when 1t started. Blr. ]. +. Shuttle.
worth, the mail agent, rode with the
driver from the Postoflice to the
depot. When the wagon arrived at the
depot, the discovery was made that the
mail bag was missing. Whether II was
jolted from the wagon and fell upon the
street. or was stolen, is unknowan. i
was not found on the street, and II it fell
out Of tho wagon must have been found
and carried OF. The Postottiee authorities
will no doubt thoroughly investigate the
matter.
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PiTrsBuRGH, November 29-River II
feet 4inches and falling. Weather clear
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CHILDREN do not die OF the Group to
whom DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam for the
Lungs is administered. Parents will do
well to remember this fact and keep q
medicine, which saved 80 many lives, in
the house ready for an emergency. The
Balsam overcomes tendency to consump-
ton, strengthens and healssore lungs,
painful and asthmatic breathing,
banishes hoarseness and cures all bron.
chial and tracheal inflammation. II you
have cough, use it,"early and often"
All druggists sell It. John L. Smith & Co.,
Wholesale Agents, Wheeling, W. Va.
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River Neus

River % feet inches and about on a
stand. Weather clear and pleasant.
The Ragon, being unable to pass under
the Bellaire bridge, skipped her trip. (
The locals were on hand with moderate
business.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati at
a late hour last night. 7 FEt {. !.
The Buckeye State, from Pittsburgh,
passed down after midnight.
The o'Neal: will leave for Pittsburgh, at
The Courier St$ NV will he the parlersburg
packet at l04 o'clock.
The W. P. Thompson, from Cincinnati,
will be due at noon. ..I5
The Hudson will leave for Cincinnati
Mt 3P. NJ.
The Salt Valley, from 1ronton, will pass
up to night, and the Stockdale, from Gin
cinnati, tomorrow morning.
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CONE. AND SEE!.

AI.s full line Of IA4lo. and Gents Hand and
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PITTSBURGH, November 29.-River Il
feet 4 inches and falling. Weather clear
and cool.
CIScIxSArI, November 29.-River SO feel
and rising. Weather fair. Arrived: Ora.
ham, Pittsburgh; Gatf. Memphis. De.
parted: Andes, Wheeling. -sios;f
MNrms, November 20.-Rivcr rose Q
inches. Departed: Grand Tower, st.
Louis; Mollie Moore and Mcdonald and
barges, New Orleans.
ST. Louis, November 29.-Arrived:
Belle of Memphis. Vicksburg; Hickory,
Tennessee River; Wilson, Dubuque. De-
parted: Kinney, Memphis; Dippold and
Rucker, New Orleans. River unchanged
with 81 feet to Cairo.
NASHVILLE, November 2o.-Riyersl feet
VIcEsEURG, November %. Weather
clear; mercury G4o. DOWN.. E. Lee,
Golden City and Centennial. Up-Com-
monwealth and ]. B. Maude. ~ =.
CAno, November 29.-Arived: on
Valley, Ohio, Belle OF St. Louis, My
Choice and Colorado, Belle of Shreveport,
St Louis; L, o. .Stannard, New Orleans.
Departed: Resolute, Louisville; Colorado,
Eicksburg. River 10 feet 4 inches and
rising. Weather clear; mercury 5O".
NEw ORLEANS, November 29.-Arrived:
Gold.DuSt, st. Louis. No departures,
Weather clear and pleasant. There was
a light frost this morning, l.l
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Took A coUPLR or coArs Writ HtM.-A
few days since tramplng Cigar maker
who gave his name as George Howard
took up his lodgings at Mrs. McGinnes
boarding house, corner Market and 10th
streets, on Tie 'strength of a statement
made BY him to the effect that he had OBJ
tanned steady situation in one o.
the cigar factories Of the city. George
failed to come to time, however
when his board bill was due, and
last evening went to his boarding house
in an intoxicated condition and was I'M
ceremoniously bounced. He left the
boarding house with anger-and also With
o oauplo Of i,ne oyereoats belonging to iel:
low boarders. The police were notified
and made a vigorous search for George,
but he had gone-gone to find stewart'i
body.
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Liver Is KISo.-The Liver is the imperial
organ Of the whole human system, as Il con.
When 1t g disturbed IN ilI proper action, all
kinds Of ailments are the natural result. The
digestion OF food, the movements OF the heart
and blood, the action Of the brain and nervous
system, arc all Immediately connected with
the workings OF the Liver. It has been sue
cestully proved that Green's August Flower
Is unequaled in curinga all persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all the M.
mero4s symptoms that result from an un.
healthy condition Of the Liver and Stomach.
Sample bottles 70 Try, 10 cents, PoSityelYtoId
In all towns on the Western Continent. Three
doses viii prove that y y ipst what you want
eodAW. .7,l-,
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Ghe Gstelligfttfer>
onIee. Mos. % and NJ "a Fourteenth Stree


First Presbyterian Church.
Happy News-I. Blum & Bro.-head o.
Gar Carpets at Rock Bottom Paees-Friend
Cloaks-Brues & Golfer.
To the Public-Jacob I.andfried.
Decorated Chamber Sets-Cummins &
Woods.
Table ware-Turner & Dillon.
Shell Paintings-W. S. Hutchins.
Cabbage-A. @. Egerter & Co.
Housekeepers, Attention-L. II. Morris
For Sale-Ten. Pin Alleys. 9-E
oHal4D. G. List ir.
Opera House-Robert McWade.
Genuine Swedish Leeches-opera House
Drug Store.
Littelrs Living Age.
List oil Letters.
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CHtLpRgS's HONE BESEFIr.-Prepara-
tionsare almost completed for the Bazaar
which will be held in Washington Hall on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of next
week. The different committees have been
quietly but earnestly at work, and as re-
suit have accomplished much. The ladies
having in charge the memorial quilt
were out yesterday soliciting advertise
ments forit, and, welearn, they were very
successful. Asall our merchants and bus
iness men will be waited upon by these
ladies, we trust that they will not be turn
ed away without twenty-five cents, which
small sum isall they ask acknowledgements
inserted in quilt which will DO viewed by
many hundred eyes. Persons who have
promised articles TO the Bazaar, or any who
expect to donate anything, will please re-
port to the committee on or before Mon
day, Dec. I'd. Donations will be received
at the residences OF Miss G. Lamb, 1000
Chapline street; Mrs. ]. @. Hupp, 18th
street; Mrs W. +. Butler, Stamm House,
Water street. The committee do not want
any articles left ut Washington Hall.
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YESTERDAY afternoon the boys and girls
who fill an important role in the forth.
coming performance Of Queen Esther, had
their first drill at Germania Hall. The
songs and marches taught them are ex-
tremely beautiful. 1.-THE intetestmaniiest-
ed by the children and those who witness
ed the rehearsal can be taken as q criterion
OF the performance We may safely pre-
dict for it an immsense success. This after.
noon ats o'clock the children meet again,
when all the semi-choruses will be rehears-
ed and the divisions definitely formed.
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ASTONISHING AND MIRACULOUS re


The Eminent French Physiclan-Dr. Z.
Hersh Gives unquestiOnabIe Proof
paIIy or tho IpfallibIllty of HIS Won
derfnl Magnetic Treatment by Ieelicy.
tuR the Hundreds who Crowd HIS Or
nee for Aid I'm Their Addiction.
So sanguine we're our representations
expressed. ON the arrival OF DR.. +. Hersh
in our city, that many were somewhat IN,
credulous in accepting them. But all
doubts have now been removed, for IN
Vulnerable grateful patients, treated in the
past two weeks, now attest that he has
given them relief from their suHerings,
such as no living creature could
have expected. His office has been
crowded, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, by hosts from all parts-Bellaire, Ben.
wood. Bridgeport, Martins Ferry and
MISUNDERSTANDING that all medical aid
had failed TO give them consolation. But
the Doctors unerring hands, charged
with the magnetic influence. speedily.
brought to them relief, and with grateful
hearts they have spread about his lame
till his entire energies have been over
taxed to meet the demands upon him Tor
relief. He has, therefore, now resolved to
come to Wheeling permanently, anu mas
REMOVED HIS oFPIcE TO 1913 cHAPLISE ST.,
3RD DOOR NORTH or ELEVENTH.
Here he opens on Monday with much
pleasantGr and commodious rooms, and
invites his patients to call on him early in
the week. To those who have not paid
him visit, we say do not delay. No
matter what is your affection however
chronic your eisenhower hasgiven yon
up. II only ghost OF chance for relief
remains you will certainly find it with DR..
Hersh. Remember, he gives no medicines,
adopts no surgical operation, nor does
he diet his patients. His entire
treatment is based on the infus-
ing OF magnetism, mourning no shock
mo pain-but the consoling and delight
full influences OF immediate relief and con-
sequent ease. On everyhand are We daily
hearing expressions OF surprise and graft
tude from those who have flown 10 him in
their sufferings. Therefore those afflicted,
who longer withhold visit-from lack
OF faithSwill assuredly pay lasting PEN
atty OF suffering for their incredulence,
while
Health and eASe might be the lot
OF all In manners, or In cot,
BY giving unto reason car,
While DR.. HerSh's aid 70 near.
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THE DREAD DTPHruERtA.- This malig.
nant disease, which still prevails In some
parts OF the city, til said can be prevented
with proper care. DR.. E. N. Snow, the
Registrar ofthe city OF Providence, in his
last official report, askes the attention Of
the people Of Providence, and especially
Of parents, to the following faptsl
!. No case OF dlphtheria occurs without
an adequate cause. This is sclf.evident.
g. The causes Of nearly all cases OF dis
ease eSistin the house or the premises, or
wittiina few teet ei tho house whore the
cases occur, a6
3, Tho cause OF nearly all tho cases that
occur In the city is breathing impure air
from the privy vaults, or sink drains, or
cess pools, or drinking impure water.
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WeChaIIenge The World.

When We say we believe, we have evidence
to prove that yshiIoh's Consumption Cure d
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made, mas.
muehIaS it will cIrefa common or Chronic
Coush In one half the time, and relieveA Asthma,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, and
show more cases Of Consumption cured than
all Others twill cure where they fail, tits
pleasant to take, harmless to the youngest
Child and we guarantee what We say. Price
10 cts, 80 cts and $l.00. II your Lungs are
sore, Chest and Back lame.uSe Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by E. Booking, Odd Fellows
Hall; c. E Dwight, cath and Chapline streets;
IAughlin Bros. & Co., Wheeling, and Illus
bands & InskeeD. Beliajrc, ta'
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A PLucxY ONO GtR1.-The other day o
couple Of ugly looking tramps undertook
to rob q farm house near Fairview, Ohio,
occupied by afarmer named Boyd. While
they were operating on the door Miss
Kate Boyd, a daughter Of the farmer, pro
cured q revolver, and when the would.be
burglars presented themselves they were
confronted with a six shooter in the hands
OF plucky girl who was not afraid to use
It. She told them they had better take q
walk, and they very sensibly took her i'd
vice. Score ono for the Ohio girl. Ohio
Is great State.
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..ro,aiIy DIaerent from all Others."

The "L6ndoh Hair Color Restorer'' is the
most delightful article ever introduced 70 the
American people, and Is totally different from
ali other Rair Restprers. being entirely free
from ali impure ingredients that render many
other articles for the hair obnoxious. Where
Baldncss, or falling Of the hair exists, or pre-
maturely grayneS, from sickness or other
causes, its usewiIl restore the natural youth
full color, and cause healthy growth, cleans
ING tie scalp from all impurities, dandrutf,
&c'. ~ the same time . most pleasing and
lasting hair dressing. fagrantly pcrumed,
rendering the hair soft and pliable, making II
nm indispensable article In every toilet.
~ HONE TEsrLNoNr.
Dr. S,eayne 4 Son Respected friends
have the pleasure to inform you that lady
81 nv acquaintance, Mrs. Miller, Is delighted
with The success OF your London Hair Color
RcsforerF. Her hair was falling rapid and
onto Rray. The color has been restored, the
falling od entirely stopped, and . new growth
on hair Is the resilt2 sE.B.GGRRIGuEs, p
Druggist, cor. Tenth & Coates, Phila.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price, IS cents bottle. Six bot
ties, 81, Main Depot for the Y. s., $50 North
Sixth So, philadelphia. ~ % lleod4w
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ADJUSTMENTS. - Ittmpty DLnpty." Rob
ert Fraser's Pantomime Company, at
Washington Hall, last night, presented
the pantonime OF 'sHumpty Dumpty's
Dream before good-siEed audience. The
pantominie Is full Of excellent features;
the scenes which embellish It have been
devised with admirable ingenuity, and
painted in q tasteful way; and the acting
OF Mr.. Robert Fraser, who presents the
clown, Is marked by the droll humor and
the effervescent animal spirits that should
characterize work OF this kind, and
that will not fail to commend it TO pub
lie liking. All the parts in the per-
Torrance were filed very accep-
tably, and met the approval OF the
audience. Thepantomime contains many
amusing situations, laughable tricks and
comicalities. The specialt!es were well
done, and the entertainment ltogethervery
satisfactory. A matinee will be given this
afternoon, and the engagement Of the
company will close with an entertainment
this evening. .-.l 81
Grip Ian Winkle."-aIr. Robert McWade,
supported by an unusually powerful
dramatic company, commences q brief en-.
gagement atthe Opera House on Decem-
Der 9th. Mr. McWade being one OF Wheel
ing's favorite actors, there will be no me-
cessity OF saying he will be greeted with
large audience. His veroion of Rip Van
IT,lae being exceedingly amusing-purely
original and superb drainatization-
and that combined with well organized
dramatic company, will insure as well as
IN artistic performances very enjoyable
evenings entertainment. Every care, we
learn, will be taken by the management
to produce this play in a style worthy of
the beautiful drama of Grip Van Wrinkle"
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Decay Of The Teeth

may be entirely prevented, the breath puri
fed, and the teeth made to glisten with white
::.s= by the use OF Browns Camphonted
Dentnfrice. Price IS cents. ..
"Brown's Bronchial 'rroches are renowned
and wonderfully effective for curing colds and
relieving any throat or catarrhal difficulty
but guard against counterfeit Sold by Logan
List L Co., and all druggistsat Is centsper box
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AFamous Article.

Glenn's Sulphur Soap has won great celeb
ritz and sale by. sheer force OF its astonishing
effect In curing skin diseases, and ,eradicating
blemishcs. Price % cents
For restoring the natural color, growth and
beauty OF the hair buy Hair Revivium. at 80
cents per bottle. 1t has no equal Sold by
Logan. List & Co, and by every druggist.
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Great Reduction il price Ofknlves, Spoons
'"' '9'N JACOB W. GRUB, Iewslst Q
1854 Main Street.

. CONTRIBUTED: "Slister Fitc, your atten-
ton Is called to the condition OF the cross
ing at the corner OF seth and Wood streets.
The mud is only knee deep. One cart
load Of cinder Is all that Is necessary BY
attending toit you will eblisemany peaes'
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WORTH RpiiENBEREd.-The only genu.
inc cdr. McI.ane's Celebrated Vermifuge"
Is made in Pittsburgh alone-and Fleming
Bros., Of that city arc sole proprietors-no
other house In the Union having any pre-
scription approaching II. Therefore sec
that Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa, il
on every wrapper.
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Hon. A. Il. STEPHENS, the great States.
man Of the South, writes: 81 have used
Durang's Rheumatic Remedy for rheuma-
tism, with great benefit, l cheeriully rec.
ommend it" 1t never fails TO cure. Sold
by all Druggists. Send for circular to
R. K. Helphenstine, Washington, D. c. :.
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BAD MAlls.-several parties who send
Wheeling papers to friends inthe West oc-
casionally, and who have papers mailed to
them from Western points, complain that
they are not received, and would like to
know why this should be, when letters
and other packages arc received promptly.
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"ThE PREAcHERn-Deputy Sheriff Pat
terson Yesterday received telegram from
Sheriff TIngla, who went TO Chicago on
Wednesday night after the notorious
Frank Parker, alas hthe Preacher, who
Is charged with completely in tho Rogers
robbery. The telegram Is rs follows:
Preacher turned over TO me. Delays in
Court prevent me leaving until tonight"
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GLASS WORKERS BAI1.-The flint glass
workers Of Wheeling, Bellaire and Mar
tins Ferry gave y ball at Turner Hall last
nieilt. OF course it wSsR success, as the
glass house boys turn ept AZ gld'as upon
nm occasion OF this kind, Thpre Eas 2 4is
crowd present, and all entered into thespirit
81 the occasion as II they had come to en-.
10Y themselves, and intended 20 do 50.
The dancing was Kept up until towards
daylight,
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Arm BRoxES.-Little Harry McElroy, a
son Of VIM. McElroy, an employo atthe
Star Foundry, fell on the Capitol pavement
and broke an arm, Thursday evening.
Harry was playing about the square with
several companions, and was accidentally
thrown down, with the result stated. The
little fellow is only four years old.
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Thatin this town there are scores OF person.
passing our store every day whose lives arr
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia
Sour and distressed Stomach, Liver Complaint
Consumption, when for 20 cents we will sell
them Shilol's Vitalizer, guaranteed to cure
them. Sold by Z. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall;
C. L. Dwight, 9th and Chaplinc streets
Laughlin Bros & Co.. Wheeling, and Husband.
& Inskeep, Bcllaire. F'is,UIi 81
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ANOTHER GRAND DlsPLAy.-The most
handsome Display Of CIoaks Of the season,
and at stu further reductions. You will call
them elegant In style and At, and buy them
at almost half what small dealers ask
for them. Call to-day at the manufacturers
headquarters. !. BLUM { BRO, =
al 81 100 Main ST.
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Why should you 60 the Cloak Emporium?
Our styles are exclusive; our material the
best our workmanship the neatest; our
sizes never miss fit; our prices so very
low; our Cloak Room the most spacious
this side Of New York; our display the
largest In the United States, Remember
the Cloak Emporium.
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MArlSEEat Washington Hall at2 o'clock
Go and see the New Hnmpty Dumpty.

FoR TIE BENEFIT OF SUFFERING HuxASl-
TY.-Dr. Hersch, at the earnest solicitation
OF many citizens, has consented to protract
his professional stay in the city, and has
doors north Of Eleventh, where he may
be found at all times. One OF the secrets
OF the Doctors success is that he may be
consulted free Of charge, and the conf
dence OF his visitors Is strengthened by
the readiness with which he accurately
describes disease without information from
the patient. The Dr's magnetic power is
a great natural gift and he uses It for the
benefit Of suffering humanity.
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PERSONAL AIENrioN.-Mr. Carl McAfee
q son OF 7. @. McAfee, Esq, formerly, OIL
thiscity was recently married to Frisco
lady reputed to be worth over a million,
Lucky boy.
The flowers used in decorating the Zane
Street n. E. Church for the Thanksgiving
services were presented 10 the ladies OF the
congregation BY that whole-souled gentle-
man, Mr.. Charles Fl. Deiters, Clerk OF the
Board Of Commissioners. -
Col. Ingersoll and Mr.. Redpath left for
Reading, Pa, yesterday morning, ria the
B. & o. Road. ~.
Col. McEldowney, Of Wetzel, was on
our streets yesterday, as handsome and
smiling as ever.
Col. Tngersoll will lecture at Reading,
Pa, tonight. 49,,
Hon. Lorchzo Daniord, OF st. Clairsville,
leaves to-day for Washington, to be pres
ent at the re.conyening of Congress on
Monday.
ton ReriaC and Eruminer, is spending a few
days in the city with friends.
Mr.. @. Willie McAfee, formerly of this
city, now OF San Francisco, was married at
Cincinnati, recently, to Miss Lizzie w.
Cook, formerly of Louisville.
Louis Stern and Nathan Hecth, com.
mercial gentlemen from Baltimore. are
spending few days with friends in the
Nail City. !,
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Hugh
Crockard, ST., who sustained a fracture OF
his leg some weeks since, Is suffering from
a severe attack OF pleuro-pneumonia.
Hon. James Morrow, jr., OF Fairmont,
registered at the st. James yesterday.
George A. Dean, of Aiingo, Ohio, is at
the Mcclure.
Robert Fraser's Pantominc Company,
numbering sixteen persons, is stopping at
the Mcclure.
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The BELIAIRE PHoSoGRAPH, one Of the
livcliest and wittiest papers published,
WHOSE humorous paragraphs are being
copied frog one end Of the land to the
other, will be sold on the streets by boys
to-day. Buy copy and YOU Will see why
y Is 30 popular. - n, - 80
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PREIuncr often rules the physical treat
ment of Babies. They are allowed osuf-
fer and scream with pain from Collie, Flat
ulence, Bowel Disorders, etc., when some
simple, reliable and safe remedy as DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup would give almost i'm
mediate relief and perfect ease to the little
sufferer.
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4 CReEDEp Coax RooM.-0ur Cloak
Room is crowded from early morning till
evening, because every lady In want OF q
cloak, that visits our Cloak Emporium, Is
sure 10 save money and getthe best fitting,
the best finished, the incest styles OF
Cloaks In the city.
Remember the Cloak Emporium,
I, bLUM 4 Bro.
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Piano AND ORGAN TuSlxo.-1fyour Piano
or Organ needs tuning or repairing, please
send your order to 1927 Market street and
our tuner, Mr.. Charles KilmeYer, will give
1t prompt attention. ALI work guaranteed
satisfactory. Address,
Lucas Music STORE,
1927 Market st,