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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-11

ANOTHER AFFIDAVIT FROM LOWELL
A. W. Lowell, the prosecuting witness in
the gambling cases which have excited so
much interest in the city, yesterday made
further answer to the rule Issued against
him on the Goth Of April last. The re.
spondent repeats his former claim that he
has no private interest in the prosecution
Of the cases, and is not desirous that they
should be prosecuted, and insists that the
Court has no authority TO name him as
prosecutor aud require him TO give secu.
rity for the costs. Respondent insists
that several Of the defendants advised
him 10 leave at the time he was first sum.
moned TO appear before the grand jury,
10 avoid testifying before the jury. His
failure 10 give the names OF certain partier
with whom he is charged with playing
poker to the grand jury was not
caused by anything but forgetfulness, as
Il was his intention under the advice OF
counsel to answer fully. he can now re.
member the names Of still others which
he failed to give the grand jury, only be.
cause he did not then remember them,
but he did not conceal the names Of any
one intentionally, or from any such mo-
tive as has been imputed by the afIidavits
filed by defendants. Respondent never
stated 10 any one that he had won $3.50
or any other sum at faro, but did say
that he had won some such sum
playing poker. Respondents father, D.
W. Lowell, Is a resident Of the State Of
Massachusetts, where he now Is. He
came 10 this city on visit about the
9th day OF April, 1878, and summoned re.
spondent, who was then absent, to come
home. Respondent knows, 30 far as one
person can know the intentions Of an
other, that II was the intention Of his
father to remain here but few days. So
far as desiring or attempting 10 aid in
the collection oil money by means Of these
indictments, respondent always. as oc.
casion offered, up TO the time the writ
was asked for, desired and requested that
no civil cults should DO brought or con.
templated.
The affidavit was submitted to the
Hnnpf
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pERsoNAI MEHuoa.-Rev. Geo. @.
WildiuR, pastor Of the North Street NJ.
e. Church, has been granted leave oil alb.
sence BY. his congregation, and will sail
on the 9th Of June for South Wales,
where his father resides. BE will be ab.
sent about two months.
Mr.. Geo. q. Smith, OF Martins Ferry,
is sauntering through Kansas and Mis-.
souri, for his health.
Mr.. Eugene Wilson, Of the Eighth
Ward, was caned by admiring friends on
Thursday evening.
Mr.. q. W. FranIheim is back from 3
trip down the river.
Mr.. Louis Dechert has moved his jew.
elry store into the room in the Nolan
building, recently occupied by Q. p.
Brown.
Mr.. Douglas Gordon, Of the Hunting.
ton Advertiser, is In the city.
Mr.. o. @. Dewey and wife are expected
to return from California the first Of next
month.
A party for Europe will leave
Wheeling this evening, consisting Of Col.
R. NJ. Delaplain and family, Samuel
Laughlip, E.q., and SOD, Mrs. Alex.
Laughlin and Miss Sallie Maxwell. They
sail on the City Of Richmond on the 18th.
Mrs. Samuel Laughlin, who was to have
made the trip, has given It up for the
present. We join with many others In
Wishing these departing friends safe and
happy Journey by land and sea. We
doubt not they will come back, as all
good Americans do, prizing their own
country more than ever.
"God in all things but all things no!
God" IL the topic OF Rev. DR.. Georges
lecture at the Fourth Street Church to.
morrow night. This will require, we
Judge, dissection and consideration Of
those Pantheistic doctrines Of which
Ralph Waldo Emerson Is the leading ad.
vocate in this country,
A driving party went out 10 Mrs.
Besgle's for supper last evening. Among
them were Messrs. Ran. Stalnaker, Alb.
Wilson, Earl 0glebay and Alex. Mitchell,
escorting Miss Mollie Hearne, Mrs.
Frank Hearne, Mrs. J. E. Wilson and
Miss Mollie List.
Mrs. Catherine Kelsey, In her 92d year,
died at Martins Ferry Thuraday night.
Her remains were taken to Steubenyille
yesterday for interment.
Mr.. Wilbur Hagans, formerly Of this
city, but now Of Chicago, arrived 10 town
last night, en- route for Europe, where he
proposes TO travel for year or SO.
Mr.. Ed. Freese, who has been In New
Orleans for year past, arrived home
last night.
Mr.. +. J. Blair is President pro TEN Of
the First Branch Of Council during the
absence Of Mayor Sweeney.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-11

GlroHIse PrLRs"-ls q very prevalent
and distressing complaint, the symptoms
Of which are moisture, like perspiration,
intense itching, particularly ct night, when
undressing, or after getting warm In bed,
might think pin.worms were crawling In
and about the rectum; the private partI
are sometimes affected. Do not suffer an.
other hour, and allow them 10 become
aggrayating while you have pleasant and
sure cure In "Swayne's Ointment" Also
cures tetar and all skin diseases. Mailed
to any address on receipt Of price, so cents
q box, or three boxes 81 %. Address let.
tiers TO DR.. swayne & Son, Philadelphia, or
to the Wheeling agents, Logan, List & Co.
Sold by all leading druggists at Wholesale
by Logan, List q Co. daw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-11

MADAME REs1zs MtssrREIs.-aThis
popular organization gave q very excel
lent entertainment ut the Opera House
last evening TO crowded house. The
varied and attractive programme was
faithfully carried out. The Gpecialtiea
were all Of high order Of merit and
gave universal satisfaction 10 the large
audience present. The company Is SUI
perior to what II has been and We can
safely recommend II as one OF the very
best that has ever appeSred in Spring
tield."-Spriaofsld, Mdis., Rtpubiiedn..
This famous troupe appear in Wash.
ington Hall Tuesday night Reserved
seats without extra charge at sheibs.
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River 9 feet and rising. Weather
cloudy, showery and cold.
The Ragon departed for Parkersburi
at 10i o'clock.
The regular local packets made theil
usual arrivals and departures.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
Of 10 o'clock.
The Granite State passed down las
The o'Neal will leave for Pittsburgh
at z o'clock this morning.
The Courier will leave for Parkers.
burg ut 1O3 o'clock this morning.
The Hudson will depart for Cincinnati
at3P.M.
The John L. Rhoads. from Pittsburgh
for St. Louis, will pass down tonight.
The Salt Valley, from Ironton, vii
pass up tonight.
The Fannie Tatum, from 81. Louis
will pass up to-day at noon.
IBy Tolegraph.l
PITTSBURGH, May 10.-River 7 feet
inches and rising. Weather cloudy ant
rainy.
MEMPHIS, May 10.-Riyer fell inchel
and stands 20 feet 8 inches. Weather
clear; thermometer 72o. Departed-Hel-
ena, Vicksburg.
LOUISVILLE, May 10.-Weather clear
and cool. River rising, with 10 feet 2
inches in canal. Departed-Ben Frank.
lin, Memphis; Golden Rule, New Orleans
VIcKsBuRG, May 10.-Weather clear
and pleasant. River stationary.
EVANSVILLE, May 10.-Weather clear
and cool. River 10 feet and falling. Up
-Idlewild, Maggie Smith, Thomas sher-
lock. Down-Oakland, James Guthrie,
Panther and tow.
ST.. LOUIS, May Observation-Disclosures
Eagle, Keokuk; Mitchell, ST. Paul; Ex
change, Ironton. Departed = Golden
Eagle and Future City, New Orleans
River 20 feet 8 inches. Clear.
CAIRO, May Observation-Disclosures
Pittsburgh; Sharp Med Ohio river
Whale. st. Louis. Departed-Cons. Mil
lar, Cincinnati; Anderson, Nashville;
Fashion and Ironsides, St. Louis; Sharp
Mcdonald, New Orleans; Whale, Pitts
burgh; james Howard, New Orleans
River 81 feet 10 inches and falling
Weather clear; mercury "a.
CINCINNATI, May 10.-Riyer % feet :
inches and rising. Weather clear and
cool. Arrived-Houston, New Orleans
Mary Miller, St. Louis. Departed
Andes, Wheeling; Mary Miller, St. Louis
NASHVILLE, May 10.-Riyer falling
with feet on the shoals.
LITTLE ROCK, May 10.-Riyer falling
with 8 $40 feet by Ii gauge. Arrived
Hattie Nowland, Memphis. Departed
Rose City, Fort Smith. Weather clear
and pleasant.
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The Young America Society, Of the
Lindsley Institute, held an election ior
new officers yesterday afternoon, with
the following result: President Harry
Franzheim; Vice President, Peter Boi.
ley; Secretary, Albert Higbie. The cleo.
ton Of critic and q doorkeeper was
postponed until the next meeting Of the
Society. After the election, the boys
drilled on the Capitol pavement until
the rain came up, when they beat hasty
retreat 10 their quarters.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-11

TIE CfEcIssATI ExcuRsrosIsrs.-Th.
steamer Hudson will leave for Cincinnati
at O'Clock this evening, with about l2t
e=cursionists, who will be accompanied
by Kramer's fine band. The boat will
arrive at Parkersburg at7 A. NJ. to NOR
row, and take on quite number Of ex
cursionists, and early Monday morning
will take on another party at Portsmouth
and reach Cincinnati Monday afternoon
at 8 o'clock. The following is list o.
parties who engaged passage at THU
point:
Misses Mollie Hearne, Mollie List, Ids
Kelly, sallie Hildreth, Dora Hildreth,
Mamie Du Bots, Mamie Du Bots, =
Bridge, Mamie Hammond, May Cecil
Davis, Mary Lamb. Beccie Noel.
benny, Debbe Holloway, Lizzie Campbell
Sophie Logan, sallie Howell, Della Har-
bour, Kate Allison, Jennie Bal
ley, Jessie Woodward, Sue Linch
Ada Murine, Fannie Sweeney, Matte
Hubbard, E. schmulbacb, Julia Wilson
Ella Updegraff, A. Black, Aggie Murine
Mrs. G.. Lamb, Mrs. DR.. Hildreth, Mrs
Samuel Hildreth, Mrs. ]. D. Du Bots
Mrs. DR.. Edwards, Mrs. Samuel Norton
Mrs. D. MoIlwaine, Mrs. James D. Stan
ton, Mrs. George K. McMechen, Mrs
George Morehead, Mrs. J. R. McCortney
Mrs. George r. Tingle, Mrs. Anton Rey.
man, Mira. Alexander Coen; Mrs. S. J
Knott, Mrs. D. W. Burrey, Mrs. Vint
Rathbone, Misses Kate Jackson and
Belle jenkins, Parkersburg; Mrs. S. Har-
ris, Moundsville; Mrs. B. W. Cope, Mr.
B. W. Cope, W. NJ. Cope and Mrs
W. NJ. Cope, smithfeld, Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. Will. Parker, Marietta; Mr.
and Mrs. j. G. Wilson, Manchester; Mr.
Judson and party Of three, Washington
Messrs. Jas. Adams, Dick Howell, John
Gilchrist, George Marshall, 81. Black,
Frank Mcneil, Chas. Mendel, John Dayen
port W. FrizEell; Fl. Smith and G. Jack
son, Parkersburg: H. Arnold, r. Norton
W. McMechen. I. Wilson, A. P. Tallman
Chas. Rhodes; ]. Monroe Jackson, Par
kersburg; James MofIet, Parkersburg
J. R. McCourtney, Geo. R. Tingle, Anton
Reymann, Alex. Coen, J. G. Wilson, 81
Schmulbach, @. Berger, F. 0glebay, W. A
List;F. Holmes, Pittsburgh; D. g. Stew
art Pittsburgh; c. Franzheim, Brose
| Tiaf
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A RRMARABLR BEsuLT.-It makes nc
difference how many Physicians, or how
much medicine you have tried, It Is now
an established fact that German Syrup Il
the only remedy which has given complete
satisfaction In severe cases OF Lung Dis.
eases. II II true there are yet Thousands
Of persons who are prediSposed 70 Throat
and Lung Affections, Consumption, Hem.
the Breast, Pneumonia, Whooping Cough,
DO, who have no personal knowledge oil
Boschse's German Syrup. To such we
would say that 5000 dozen were sold las,
year without one complaint conIumptiyes
try Just one bottle. Regular size rs cent?.
Sold BY all Druggists In America. eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-11

CITIZENS Of the Flrst Ward are exsr-
eiSed over the proposition before tht
Board Of Commissioners and Board Of
Public Works to bring the National
Road across the Peninsula TO East Wheel
Ing. They claim that the old route over
the hill will be neglected, 10 that extent
that they will lose certain advantages
derived therefrom. A public meeting Ia
talked Of, 10 vent their Indignation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-11

SALE OF UNCLAIMED FRueHr.-A
large sale Of unclaimed freigh remaining
in the Office Of the Adams Expresl Com.
pany Of this city will take place at the
auction rooms Of Heryey & Freese, on
Market street, this afternoon, com.
meneipg az o'clock. The LOT embraces
two hundred and City parcels.
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[signed]
The Hing OF FLOOR Cloths.

The new and artistic idesigns brought
out this season in the patent LIsoLEuM
floor cloth, will, no doubt, give this popu'
lar article an increased sale. It Il the
only floor covering made, combining in
the highest degree the qualities essen.
tial to comfort, elegance and economy.
On account Of inferior limitations, see
that aWalton's Patent LrsoLEuM" 10 on
the back Of every yard. All carpet deal.
ers keep II.
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Tn diamond flashes all the more bril-.
liantly for itS beautiful setting. So that
Jewel, the mind, when contained In ID
casket, The body, made beautiful by
health, exhibits more grandly lie won.
drous splendor. And those desiring 10
enjoy that high degree Of health which
pure blood maintains should use Dr..
Bulls Blood Mixture. dAW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-11

TIE cold snap which set in hereabOutS
Thursday night still continues. Al noon 90!
yesterday the thermometer indicated OF,
and at ID o'clock last night the mercury
had dropped 70 At, . differences Of ~
A cold, cherries rain, with occasional
hail, added TO the discomiorts Of the I'M
reasonable weather.
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TIE excursion on the steamboat Ex.
press tomorrow promises TO be yery
large and pleasant one, the fare beinl
only so cents for round trip, and dinner
only % cens-all being 90 low. The
popularity Of Capt. Booth aud the elegant
steamer Express and the close proximity
Of the grove to the river, all combined,
must, without doubt induce q large crowd
to patronizs the excursion to cresAP'G
Grove.
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MYSTERIOUS DIsAPpEARANoE. - SuS
pieions Of Foul Pioy.-Th friends OIL
young man named William R. Rentch
residing with his father, Daniel Rentch
SEN, at $3.50 EOff street, experience much
anxiety over his mysterious disappear.
ance yesterday morning. Rentch or
Thursday evening attended the wedding
Of Mr.. Michael Driver, In the Filth
Ward, and about midnight, il
company with Mr.. John Meshrod, he
left the party and escorted couple oil
young ladies TO their homes In East
Wheeling. Returning, Rentoh and Mesh,
rod separated At the corner OF 10th and
Market streets, the former starting for
his home In the Sixth Ward, and the
latter proceeding up Market street to the
store where he Is in the habit Of sleeping
This was the last seen Of Rentch. As be
was young man oil steady habits and
good moral character, his family became
alarmed at his absence, and at once in.
stituted inquiries as to his whereabouts.
A thorough search was made during the
day throughout the city, but no tidings
whatever Of the missing man were OBJ.
tanned. The police authorities were
notified, and will do all in their power to
solve the mystery.
The opinion generally prevails that
Ren,ch was either the victim Of foul play
or accidentally fell over the creek bridge
and was drowned. The latter superstition
Ia hardly probable, however, owing to the
low stage Of water, and the improbable.
ty OF the body Of the missing man being
in the creek an entire day without being
discovered. The idea Of suicide is NOT
entertained for a moment by those who
knew entch. There is certainly some.
thing very singular about the case, and
all the circumstances lead to the belief
that he was fOully dealt with.
Rentch was candy maker by trade,
and was employed at the mandatory Of
Mr.. ]. A. Miller. He was about twenty
years Of age, five feet seven inches In
height, and wore a soft felt hat and dag.
onal frock coat, and carried q small sill.
yer watch. Any information concerning
him will be thankfully received by his
father, Daniel Rentch, corner Oath and
Eotf streets.
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THr superintendent and one Of the
contractors OF residence in process Of
erection at Elm Grove, both Of whom re.
side 10 this city, disagreed over trifing
matter the other day, and undertook %
settle the disputed point 10 the good, old.
fashioned way. Each bears marks Of the
fray, and both claim the victory.
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An officer of the Wheeling District
Camp Meeting Association has received {
letter from Col. o'Brien, General Passen
ger Agent Of the Panhandle Railroad
from which we extract the following III
your committee could be induced 10 10.
cate your camp grounds at some point
near our line We would make rates salts.
factory This Is q generous offer on the
part Of the Panhandle Company, and
will no doubt be so considered by The As.
ISOLATION when the matter Is brought be-
fore them at their next meeting.
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srRIrT COMMISSIONERS WHITE wants
to step into Contractor Jimmy Haleys
shoes. he has made formal offer 10 the
Council Committee on Streets, Alleys and
Grades 10 clean the streets Of the city
upon the same terms Is HAlsy's contract,
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GAS honors were awarded to the
graduating class Of the Wheeling Female
College yesterday afternoon. Miss So.
phie Logan, Of this city, received the
highest honor, the valedietoty, and Miss
Kirkpatrick, Of Bellaire, tho second
honor, being The Galutatery.
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An unpleasant passenger in 4 street
car Ia crying Baby. In such cases Dr.
Bulls Baby Syrup should be given TO the
little sufferer to ease is troubles. p
centa q bottle. dAW
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THrcircuit Court will meet at 8 O'Clock
this morning for the trial Of the cause oil
J. & A. Brown Va. W. B. Curtis, upon In
terpleAder. The afternoon will be occu.
pied with motions and miscellaneous
bnaineaa.
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MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MorHERs-Don'
fail 10 procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup Tor all diseases Of teethipg In chill
dren. II relieves the child from pain
cures wind collie, regulctes the bowels
and, by giving relief and health to the
child, gives rest to the mother. d&w
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CHRIS. sE1BKE, Of the Tidal Wave sa'
loon, has perfected arrangements to re.
ceiye by special telegraph full report Of
the Felsinger. ayberger boat race Al
Pittsburg to-day.
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Dmvr.-will sell for few 'days the
following: Ladies' Last Fox Balls 81 90;
do Last Balls. 81 90; do Lasting Congress
9oc, at Jerry Clemens, IS Eleventh street.
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To NEurRALIzE 0RFEssIvEsEss -Ir
many forms We use disinfecting agents
Impure breath, caused by bad Teeth
tobacco, spirits, or catarrh, 10 neutralized
by sorodont. IT'S a healthy beautiiier
and great luxury as deniifrice. The
repulsive breath Is by Its use rendered AZ
fragrant rs q rose, and eoldness by friendl
or lovers will be no longer noticed.
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JOHN RoEMER will open ten thousand
bolts Of choice new style Of Wall Paper,
with Border to match, at Nos. 20l9 and
202l Main street.
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:s.Jusr REcr1yED.-sandel, Newport, Chi
nese Toilet and French Toilet Slippers
with French Heels, at Jerry Clemens, Is
Eleventh Street.
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--LATEST styles Of Spring Shoes just re-
oeived at L. v. BLosD's,
1l35 Main street.
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AT JOHN RoEMrR's.-New stock Of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Shades,
Ladies' Jaconet and Muslin Underwear,
best quality, at low prices.
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WHAT with the boat race at Pittsburgh
and the excursion TO Cincinnati, . good
many OF our people will leave town to.
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PollcE CouRT-Judqs otanmr.

Police CouET-JsdSs 0ranmsr.
The following docket was disposed Of
by His Honor yesterday morning:
Mary Smith was fined $40 for keeping
a house Of Ill fame in the Eighth Ward,
and in default Of payment she was com.
mitted to Jail.
Mary A. Smith, one Of the inmates Of
Mary Smiths place, was fined $40 and
committed ia default.
James Lyons was also found at the
Smith house. He was fined $40, but exc.
cution was suspended upon his agreeing
to take charge Of Mary Smiths ANAL
children.
james Keeline, for committing lewd
and filthy act, was sent to the city prison
for thirty days in default Of 50 and costs,
John Jones paid a fine Of $40 for ex.
Bernard Halpin was fined 50 for dlsor.
DERBY conduct, and paid the fine.
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If you want to get a nice fitting pair
Of shoes go to L. v. Blends, as be has
the incest sLoe In the city.
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DRINK Chicago Mead-to be had only
at Cushing's, No. 81 18th street.
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NEW ORLEANS, May 1o.-Arriyed-
Na,cheI, YioksbIrg; O. B. Cnurch, Gin.
einnaa. Departed-J. B. n. Kahisr, 81
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CHICAGO Mead at Cushing's, No. 81 18th
street.
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ORANGE Ice Cream tonight, at Cash-
ings, No. 81 18th street.
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AN elegantly carved Knabe Piano, in
splendid condition, for sale at great bar.
gain, at sheib's Music Store, Washington
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TWENTY dozen Ladies' Trimmed Hats
Just received at the 9sc Store, all New
York styles.
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IoE CREAM, ali flavOrs, at Cushing's, No
81 18th street.
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LAp1Es and children's Trimmed Hat
for 900 at the 800 store.
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Jusr received Ladies' French Heel
Shoes in button and side lace.
L.V. BLOND.
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LOOK at the new Hats, all trimmed,
for 99c at the 600 Store,
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Ice CREAM, all aavors, at Cushing, No
81 18th street.
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A NEW line Of German Vases at the 900
Store for 900 4 pair.
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ORANGE Ice Cream tonight. at cush.
ing's, No. 81 18th street.
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DRINK Chicago Mead-to be had only
at Cushipg's, No. 81 18th street.