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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-14

Pubic ANusEMBSTs. : B1I1liBls Shoe. :
The Greatest Show on Earth idnot put
IN an appearance yesterday. The great
Snowman was beaten by Old Probs. Bar
mum came not, and the small boy mourn.
eth and refuseth TO be comiorted. The
show remained at Steubenyille, being una
Bile 70 get down on either side Of the river,
owing 10 the damage done 70 the railroads
show will to-day run through to Altoona,
Pa, and give an exhition on Monday, and
skip little Washington, where they ex.
pected TO show to-day. This change in
the original programme has been made
necessary owing TO the demofalized con-
dition OF the railroads in this vicinity. By
BIZ, Barnum, send us your photograph.
Come again, when the roses are in bloom.
Unoe Toms Caba.-No drama has been
presented on the American stage that 50
fully appears to the best feelings OF human
ity rs the touching play OF Uncle Tom.
Though the institution which gave rise TO
It and the condition of our Republic,
known as the Union, Us il was in which,
slavery hourished, has been changed, the
element which gave rise TO il still exists,
anu II Will uUfho IlAIut W CAI11tt Az tAS
truthful colors OF the drama the. scenes
which not many years ago were enacted
over large portion OF our country. The
characters OF the drama have become
almost historical. The wild child Of slave
~, .'Topsy, y and the religious enthusiast,
8Uncle Tom together with that faithful
portraiture OF the plantation autocrat,
tIegree," and the illustration Of New
England notions, "Aunt 0phelia," have
become as familiar as the household
words OF Dickens.
This favorite play viii be presented by q
company who have made this drama q
great specially for years. Miss Iottie
Howard rs "Topsy" is represented as a
picture true to life, the press and public
are enthusiastic in her praise wherever she
has appeared. The company are Of great
Metropolitan excellence and n realistic
plantation scene will+be introduced by
genuine colored people. Everything will
be in first class order, and we predicta
large and delighted audience. Secure
your tickets in advance and avoid the
rush.-N. J. Tribune.
The combination alluded TO in the above
will present "Uncle Toms Cabin" in the
Opera House on Monday evening next.
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From Christian Union, August a, ISIS.

From Christian Union, August 2, ISIS.
EVER since DR.. VIM. N. Giles, OF 45l
Sixth avenue, extended frank invitation
to owners OF lame horses to bring their
equine property round to his place OF bus
iness for free treatment, the corner Of
Twenty-seventh street and Sixth avenue
has come to resemble horse fair. The
Doctors bold defiance, which Il thus thrust
upon the curious attention Of his neigh
bors, is based on his earnest belief in his
Iodide ammonia Imminent, which is now
preferred to all others by the chief stock
raisers and sporting men OF the country.
A valuable horse OF the writer's was
kicked on the hook. Swelling and lame
ness ensued, rendering the animal nearly
worthless. We were advised 10 try Gle3'
Linimalt, and are gratifed to say It acted
like a, charm. About two inches Of bone
came away, the sore healed up, and the
lameness and swelling are fast disappear
ing. HENRY WARD BEEcHER.
LYMAN ABBOTT, Editors.,
Logan. List & Co., Agents.
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TERRIBLY ExHAusrHo ARE tue N1enr
swEATs which accompany Consumption.
But they, as well as the paroxysms OF
coughing, are invariably broken up by
DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam for the Lungs,
which conquers the deadly malady, as
well as bronchitis, pneumonia, pleurisy,
asthma, diphtheria and all other affections
OF the throat, lungs and chest. 1t saves
thousands from untimely graves and is
invaluable In rescuing children from the
Group, whooping cough and qninsy. It is
sold by John L. Smith { Co., Wholesale
Agents, Wheeling. ws&w
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How WILL TIE Business INTERESTS OF
WHEELING "suow UP'' IN THE PROPOSED
HIsToRY OF THE PAS misunderstanding
must take an important star in the His
tory Of the Pan Handle. She has for many
years kept step TO the time, and furnished
the music in the march OF civilization.
We are informed by the editor Of the con.
templated work that the b tsiness houses
OF various kinds, manufactures, the learn
ed professions, churches, schools, secret
societies, associations, charitable institu-
tons, ETC., etc, OF our city, will all receive
the attention their importance demands.
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The aggregate amount reeefyed, as above,
was three hundred and thirty.tiYe dollars,
which will be forwarded to-day to the
Howard Association at Memphis, Tenn.
The President, Mr.. Nelson, was appointed
to place donation boxes in the banks and
at the postoftice. Great credit Is due to
Mrs. Thos. II. Morris, the secFetary; and
the subcommittee in their untiring effort.
soliciting moneys to SO charitable cause.
The Democrats will hold q grand pow
WOW this evening out doors, iftheweather
prophet Snilingly mods consent. Gen. b.
Burns, L. D. Lawson, the Congressional
nominee, and Gen. Morgan, it Is thought
will be present TO address the meeting.
A fire broke out through some unknown
cause, in the house OF James Drugan, on
Rose Hill, about 0 o'clock yesterday morn.
ing. The fire fiend was checked before
making any considerable Roadway, and be-
fore the arrival OF the fire department.
The loss consists only in furniture aud
wearing apparel of the family. At the
time the alarm was sounded, the city
reservoir, which was being cleaned, con-
tanned not q drop of water, luckily none
was needed.
The colored folks will join their brethren
at Martins Ferry in the celebration on the
24th, accompanied by their superb brass
band. .... t1 0.,
William Sharp, a mailer and member
Of the Silver Hook Fishing Club here, was
united in the holy bonds with Mas Lizzie
Nichols, OF your city, at Dellevan, Ills,
last Thursday. @-.5;
A dramatic entertainment by home tai.
ent will soon be given at Ziich's Opera
House for the benefit OF the yellow fever
sufferers.
The Union praycrmeeting, in accordance
with Gov. Bishops proclamation, was we'll
attended in the presbyterian Church yes
terday afternoon 5.... II
Rev. CASTOR, of the Presbyterian con.
CATION, will preach at Benwood tomorrow
afternoon. a. ra
sIr. Baker Meyer is absent on brief
visit to relatives in Jefferson county, o.
Miss Ellie Poorman, daughter of Col
Poorman, is one OF our ablest workers,
soliciting donations for the yellow fever
sufferers. -ls
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DETAINED FOR PosrAGk = Letters ad-
dressed as follows are detained at the city
postoftiee for non.payment of postage:
Sirs. Ida G. Huss, III. Zion, Ohio, better
directions; Alex, G. Widdell, ell4 Central
Main street, Wheeling, lie; Mr. schank,
butcher, city, lc; F. L. Woodward & Bro.
No. II Kilby street, Boston, Sc: F. B.
Washburne L Co, Middleboro, Mass, Sc;
Miss Jennie Peters, 3Bth Ward, Pittsburgh,
Sc; Levy & Wechsler, q Mercer street,
n. Y, Sc; Reed Baird, city, 1c; John
Menaghen, No. 30 Beaver Avenue, Ale
gheny, Pa, Sc; James Alexander, Toron-
10. Canada. lie.
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HONESTY TIE BEsr PoLCY.-In the pres.
ent day, when society is so overtaxed with
tricks in trade, 1t is little wonder the peo-
pie so cheerfully concede abundant snip.
port where their interests are protected
and money goes the farthest. Hence it is,
that from the outset the "Star" Clothing
House has made such advances in the way
OF afFording mart for the million, where
they may save their hard earnings and
rely, invariably, on meeting with square,
honest and liberal treatment. This house,
No. 50 18th street, was established for the
peoples emphatically the peoples store,
and no one ever enters it 10 be pleased,
who does not retire more than delighted
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VIZ call attention TO the postponement
Of the sale OF the Cunningham property
until next Saturday, September II, when
1t will be sold at 10 o'clock in front OF the
Court House. This property Is situated
on Twsnty-iourth street, between Mainland
Market streets, and consists Of a nearly
new brick dwelling and frame store room
The street railway passes the door. The
second and third payments run without
interest. Auctioneer Hervey will make
the sale. See advertisement by ], D. Ew'
ing. trustee.
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Che GtttelIies1rfsr
SATURDAY. sEPTEnBER u. ISIS.


Auction Sale OF Fine Horse.
To the Public Turner 4 Dillon.
Second Presbyterian Church.
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church.
Chapline Street u. E. Church.
Attention A. o. H.
Chamber Sets Friend & Son.
Window Shades G. Mendel & Co.
Undertaking link & Morehead.
Picture Frames, Mouldings, &c.-Mc'
Lure House Art Store. .,,
Steel Engravings, &c.-w. s. Hutchins'
Music and Art Store.
Housekeepers' Sundries-N. Schulz.
Grand Concert Benefit OF the Southern
Yellow Fever Sufferers:
Fall Dry Goods-I. Blum & Bro.-[head
OF this column
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The following cases are SET for trial in
the County Court to-day: Sauser, Son 4
Co. VS.. David Bly,, same vs.. same, Sarah
Noble vs.. Pat MCGEE, Oliver Stringer Us,
B. & J. n. Charnock, Burns & Gillespie Us.
Chas. AIackin 4 Co., Margaret ]. Mariine
"a. Elisha Connolly, II. H PendIeton VS.,
c. ]. Gehring and B. & o. r. r, State ".
7. ]. Pearee, State for Thos. Denny ys.
Godfrey Price.
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The recent copious raia was sanitary
agent for which all should be duly thank
full Our streets were thoroughly rieansed,
and the sewers received liberal washing
out. This opening Of the foodgates o.
heaven has done more for the general
health Of the city than IN army Of street
cleaners could do.
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OFFICER JpiMY FLYNN, one Of Captain
Smiths new deputies, was the first man Of
the recognized police force to make an
arrest. Jimmy laid his lily white hand
on that veteran galoot, Jabez Gosney, at
the Second Wand Market, yesterday morn
ing, and run him in to answer charge Of
drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
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EVERYBODY knows that 50 long as there
is proud flesh in sore or wound, il will
not heal. The obstacle is speedily re-
moved and the flesh reunited by HESRY's
CARBoIic SALyE, the finest embodiment in
existence Of that supreme purifier, carbolic
acid. Its emollient ingredients modify its
pungent acid basis, so that 1t never cauter-
ICES, stings or scarifies the diseased part.
Sores and eruptions OF all kinds are cured
by it. Sold by John L. Smith & Co., whole
sale Agents, Wheeling. ws4w
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THE statement made in these columns a
few days since, to the effect that Capt. Ed.
Davis would succeed Porter Smith at the
La Bell Mil, although given on what We
considered good authority, is incorrect
We are assured by Capt. Davis that he has
no notion Of leaving his present position
at the Ohio CITY Mil.
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our Gand E1traOraiasry Ds-iar,. .rs and.
sss 81 ERn s.n @ RE4
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From Wilkes Spirit q The Tine, Dc. ;, lsH.
Alb. G., MrcH.-What should be done
to reduce an enlargement Of tendon OF
forward leg, the back tendon, caused by
grabbing L while trotting. II is sound
now, l think. TWAS fixed last spring, and
the horse turned out all summer. AnSinT.-
Clip off the hair, and apply GiiS LatiIneli
tates, when temporarily discontinue, and
commence again. It Is the only remedy
that will permanently remove chronic
enlargement OF this kind. Send to Doctor
Giles, 45l Sixth avenue, New York, who
will furnish full information. si
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Az expressman yesterday morning al.
tempted 20 drive his horse on fiat Just
above the Peoples Wharfboat, when the
animal stumbled and fell of the sangway,
dragging the wagon with him into the
water. Man, horse and wagon were res
cued without serious injury.
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A PLEASANT social party was given, last
night, at the residence OF Mrs. Eliza Zane,
on the National Road, several miles east
OF the city, in honor OF the wedding ami
yersary OF 3Ir. and Ms. Platof Zane.
Some sixty couples were present, includ-
ing number OF our most prominent citi-
Eens and their families.
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The GEx OF THE TolLET, the world says,
is SozoDoST. 1t renders the teeth pearly
white, gives to the breath a fragrant odor,
extinguishes the ill-humors which usually
flow from bad and neglected set Of teeth.
SozoDoST Is so convenient, and produces
a sensation at once so delightful that it
makes It a pleasure TO use it.
Spalding's Glue will mend your ways.
eodAw -Ef p a.
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A PORTION of thetrack Of the St. Glars.
vile Narrow Gauge Railroad was washed
away By the recent rains. On account Of
which the trains on the road were unable
10 run yesterday. II Is not known how
long 1t will take to make the repairs.
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PERSONAL Mention. Mr.. Andrew John
son, formerly of this city, now in the
Treasury Department at Washington, is in
town visiting friends.
The Bellaire IndepHdent says that the
Opera House is an institution that Wheel.
ing people have right to be proud Of
Correct.
Bridge Cacraft is announced to deliver
a Democratic speech at Benwood this
evening
E. W. S. Moore, OF Fairmont, and Frank
Burt, Of Warrington, are at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Ran. Stalnaker, the Governors pri-
vate Secretary, yesterday. returned from a
protracted visit to Greenbrier county.
Col. Bassell, Greenback nominee fol-
Congress, left for Brooke county ycster-
day.
Prof. Weber, OF this city, has been EN-.
ployed BY the Martins Ferry Choral
Union as Instructor for the ensuing year.
Rev. Wilding, OF the. North Street NJ. E,
Church, lectured in the NJ. E. Church Of
Martins Ferry on Thursday evening.
Mr.. NJ. Landsberg, a young New York
jeweler, isspending a few days in the city.
Captain James Mcdonald leaves this
morning for down the river to take charge
Of his steamer, the lronsides.
Mr.. A. w. Whinsper, contractor on the
eastern division OF the Tuscarawas Valley
Railroad, estimates the damage hehas sus.
tanned by the recent heavy rain at over
5000. F
Mr.. Moore, editor Of the Poeahonias Ga.
sstte, was in the city yesterday, and having
learned that Messrs. Harper & Bro. had
presented all the country editors with 8
new hat, he called, and alter intro,
ducing himself, received new covering
for a 4 Uranium. All we want 10 know Is
where is the Pooahontas GG.ette1published
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HEADQUARTERS roR CHEAP Goops-
Good Muslin al &c, good Calicos q &c,
good Carpets at 16c; fine Atwood French
Cashmers at SOC; Fancy Dress Goods from
s 20 loo; everything else in proportion.
.Call soon, II you wish 70 save money, at
Nos. 20l9 and 202l Main street.
JoHS RoENER.
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For UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. II corrects acidity OF the
stomach, relieves trind cotie, regulates the
bowels, cures dyse1tszy and diarrhed,
whether arising from teething or other
causes. An old and well.tried remedy. %
oalts q boale. .l..L d4w
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Il-I y suausVUWIIi beIAs County, I'd
Priee:-Trial bottle, IS cents; large size, 81,
or SIX for S. A single Is cent Bottle will
oftentimes cure q recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk Of life.
Prepared only by Dr.. Swayne & Son, Phila-
delPhia. Sold by leading Druggists Logan,
List & Co, Wheeling. eodGw
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Roor BlowS Orr. During the recent
storm portion Of the roof Of the P. W. &
Ky. freight depot, about 100 feet in all
was blown OF, and now hangs in strips
down the side Of the building. The part
blown of was near TIE centre OF the build
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The excursion over the P. W. < Ky.
road this morning will leave at Z o'clock,
as has been advertised. Trains are now
running through, and excursionists will
be taken through and brought back With
out delay. rs
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2-inches, and. stationary. Weather cool
and cloudy: The Allegheny Is rising nap
idly at points close 70 The city. There is
over 10 feet Of water and still rising, with
rainy weather. ~ ,RF
CAtRo, September 1S.-Arriyed:. John
u. Chambers, iazoo river. Departed: J.
VI. Chambers, st.'Louis. Rivers feet and
EvSxsyrlLE, September lS.-weather
clear and cool. River 37-l0feet on gauge.
Mercury So to So. Winds from the north.
west. No outside boats.
NV ORLEANS, September iS.-No arr
yalsor departures. Weather clear and cool.
Z. CINCINNATI, September 49, River Eve
feet and stationary. Clear and cool. De-
parted: Katie Hooper, for Wheeling.
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P1Aso AND ORGAN TuSrxo.. Ifyour Piano
or Organ needs tuning or repairing, please
send your order to 1927 Marketstreet and
our tuner, Mr.. Charles Kilmeyer, will give
it prompt attention. All work guaranteed
satisfactory. Address,
LUCAS Muse STORE,
IA. .-nt nw-N ni22T Market st.
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ATrESrtoS.-speciai attention is now
called to the large stock Of Boots and
Shoes for fall trade, consisting Of every va
,riety. The only place in the city where q
lady can get properly fitted to her entire
satisfaction. Call and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
JERRY CLEMENS,
IS Eleventh street.
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TURKISH BATHA Our Turkish Bath will
be open for both ladies and gentlemen on
Monday, the 10th inst; for ladies from 0
A. y. to u ~; for gentlemen, from 2 ?. "
to l0P. n. a.
Call at No. 1888 Market street, near the
DANIEL Loxo,
BathiE.
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AAiAdxirrcENr ARRAY or FANCY GooDs.
We take great pleasure in announcing
this morning to our readers the first great
opening OF Dry Goods and Gloaks at the
popular honse Of Messrs. Blum & Bro.
The firm has been busy for the last three
weeks opening ont their mammoth stock
OF fashionable goods, which will be ready
for inspection this morning. Their dis
play aud endless varieties in Dress Goods
OF foreign and domestic manufacture
has no equal in this region 10 say nothing
about the low prices asked for them. In
their Cloak Department is visible an array
OF noted styles which show that this house
possesses superiority in getting'up the
fashions to meet the wants and tastes OF
the ladies OF this community. Messrs. l.
Blum & Bro. are manufacturing their own
goods and they are gotten up with great
care as TO workmanship.
Ladies, in one word We must confess that
to satisfy yourselves in regardlto what we
have stated above you must call at this
establishment, and you will be convinced
that we have not told you one half about
the beauties OF the fall fashions exhibited
at az SlEssRs. ]. BLUM & BRo's
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TnRcries Of the oyster yender are heard
in the land. Bow down your head, ye
naughty clam; ye oyster say your prayers;
the month that hath an r hath come;
you're ON the bill Of fare.
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THERE are now fourteen prisoners in the
Work House. They are still working on
the 18th street grade, under the direction
Of Officer Paddy Mahoney.
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The Clerk of the Municipal Court yes
terday issued a warrant for James Rine
proprietor OF the Rine House, who 4
charged with keeping hogs within the city
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The trotting horse Frank which be
longed to the late Lewis Bailey will be
sold at auction at Wagner's stables at 10
O'Clock to-day.
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AKrG of beer and some canned goods
were stolen from the residence OF Mr..
Zarnitz, corner 25th and Eof streets, on
Thursday night.
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THERMOMETER REcoRp.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug Store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
Sc a, ls q az 8 7s 3
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MuyIctpA1. CoUrr-Jtdk Cnanmlr.

MUNICIPAL CoURr- Judge Crdnp'r.
This Court is still engaged in hearing
the testimony In the libel suit Of Rev.
Alois Casanova vs.. Rev. Father kreusch,
which has been on trial during the whole
OF the week. It is hardly probable that
the trial of the cause will be concluded
before the first Of next wick.
Court adjourned to the usual hour this
morning, when the trial will be resumed.
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The storm left big hole in Eoff street,
just below 10th, where the earth cayed in
between a couple OF sewers. Street Com
missioner, attention.
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THE Rrsu TO 81 18TH STREET, KLINE
BRornERs. The Reliable Clothiers Thron9ti
With Buyers. = We inquired why they
were doing such rushing trade, when
their competitors were lying idle, and as
certained that they had crushed high
prices,
By selling heavy Jeans Pants, lined, at
45c.
Good Laundried White Shirts at 45c.
Good Under Shirts and Drawers at 45c.
Good Business Suits at $50.
Fine all Wool Suits at 50 so.
We advise our friends who wish to save
money to call at the reliable Clothing
House Of Kline Brothers, 81 18th street.
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PoIrcE CourT-Judge CunMs.
There were no cases before His Honor
Yesterday morning. Two "whitewashes
In Notwithstanding, by the way,
which seldom occurs lately. The boys
must have all Sworn off, TO Christmas.
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A WASH on the HempAeld Road, near
the Central Glass Works, detained the
train for Washington yesterday morning
about an hour and half.
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Rector q Caldsy Ch,Eeh,
o. lEswnI;,

This appeal will be responded to at the
morning service at st. Matthews Church,
tomorrow. There should be liberal re-
Spouse on the part of the congregation.
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TaE street cleaning department was out
in full force yesterday, seraping our
Sicholson,pavements A heavy rain Ike
that Of the past few days makes work for
thebOys,
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SarAKE-for the cheapest Boots In the
city, quality considered, call at the Little
Shoe House o. JERRY CLEMENS,
IS Eleventh street.