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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-25
PRIVATE SCHOOL.
PROFESSOR j. L. BRAY

WILL OPEN A PRIVATE SCHOOL AT
wv his Room in the Nav CENTRAL
SCHOOL BUILDING. Gold Hll. on wkDSEs.
DAY. July 10, iSss. 90 continue one month.
All brsuehes will Be Taught. but each pupil vii
be ilmiied 10 two OF thrsc studies. have .
record Of The standing OF all the pupils IN IN,
publIc schools. one months close application
now will enable sons 10 enter Q higher grade.
while II will enAbleo Others 10 keep their prc-.nt
positions, and thus save them sik months
labor In q lower department shen the pubic
schools reopen.
School will opsn ct A. N and eiose al ! =. q.
Terms. 81 IS Per week OF i've dsys-preferrvd
NO papil received for lee. than two weeks.
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0ecT Busines you can engage IN. Is "a
6eS $40 par dsy made by any worker Of
other reI, right In their wi localities. Par.
licuisrs and iampies worth O. free Improve
your spars tiine 81 this business. Address
mht dus sriNsON 4 CO.. Portland, Ne
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SILVER HILL MINING CoMrA

- MEDICATION of principal place VI bust.
he.s, San Francisco. California
Location Of works. 0old I'LL. Storey county
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that At n meeting OF
the Board of Dircctors. held On the lS.h day
OF July, ISIS. an a--es-mcnt mo. ~ OF
filty Cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation, payable
Immediately. In United states gold coin. to the
Secretary. at the once Of the Company. Room
10 IIAy . Bailding. No. Si9 CAit0rni. street.
San Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 12d day Of August.
ISIS. will b. delinquent, and ADVERTISED boz
sale al public auction. and unless payment Il
male before will b. sold ON niuksD ~. ihe i9th
day OF sspienber. ISIS. 10 psy The delnqssni
assessment, together with eOst- Of sdyvrtisihg
and expeu-es % sa,e.
by order Of the Baard of directors.
". X. DIAN, seer tsry.
O~fce-fsoom ~ Has " building. Ne. si9
California strct. san Francisco. Catalonia
iylunl
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FOR SALE.

THE MACHINERY Ann BUILDING uoM.
pri-in< tie ~lloistinr woiks 81 the walker
Defeat Shalt of the justice Mining Company.
sAM. r. CURTIS. bupt.
Gold Hi. July u. ISIS. lyii Z sui
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FINAL NOTICE.

r HEREBY GIVE FINAL NOTICE TO ALL
who are indebted TO me that they mast
make sAtisisctory settlement % their accounts
before the TENTH OF AUGUST. or Will
place tns same in the hands % . Constable Tor
collection. m,,,
Gold nm. Juiy IS, ISIS. iyiatd
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pts 90
And In accordance with law. and an order OF
the Board Of Trustees. made on the 9th day OF
June. 1873. 90 many shares OF each parcel
of puch stock a. may be necessary win be sold
ut public auction. 81 the once OF the Company,
street, San Francisco, California. on wkDNRs.
DAY. the 3ist day Of July. 1878, atthe hour of
O'Clock .. n. OF said day. v pay said delinquent
Assessment thereon, together with costs OF ad-
Yertisng aud expenses Of the tale.
JAMES NEwLANDs. SecretarJ.
OnIce-Room 10 ~IlHywArd's Building. No. <i9
California street. San Francisco. California. A..
iylatd
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FULTON FOUNDRY.
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS
MANUFACTURES or EVERY DE.
AZ seription Of
MILL. MINING a. HYDRAULIC
MACHINERY.
Sole Manufacturers Of the
McALLisTER PATENT CAR WHEELS.

Drawings. Estimates and Specifications pre-
parvd In all branches Of Mechanical Engineer.
ina. and especially I'm the construction of steam
kn.inc- for all purposes application OF heat
In thu arts; Steam Boilers OF all varieties
application Of compressed air the deposition
and strength u material In structures of iron
and wool. Wire io9e transmission. Pumping
Machinery. etc.
our works have lately been enlarged and
rmOieled. which. with the addition Of NEw
AND IMPROVED MACHtSLllY, enables US 10
execute ali 1inds OF work In our line promptly
and In the best manner. II the very lowest rates.
W.. II. kCkAtsr. superintendent.
A. J. RAL-ros. Trustee. apll m
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Agency for the San Francisco CHRONICLE.
All the latest Eastern Periodicals., Etc, deii'-
cred 10 subscribers without extra charge
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-12
Briet Mention.
J~AsAuscHEK tonight.

JAHAuscHEK tonight.
THE Municipal Court has adjourned
over to Saturday.
WORK was resumed yesterday at the
Top Mill Nail Factory.
TIE streets are cleaned whenever a
hard shower comes along.
Why dust the busy sprinkler hesitate
so long about coming out?
TIE Coucordia Singing Society holds a
reunion at Koch's Hall tonight.
THE fz. Of saltwater, with a little
ginger in it is heard in the land.
THE new short walking dresses are be-
coming very numerous on the streets.
The Sexton OF Mt. Wood Cemetery il
improving the grounds under his charge,
AT II o'clock last nigh. no names had
been registered for the police court this
morning.
THE bell punch might with advantage
be applied IN the vicinity Of soda.water
fountains.
CHARLEY Koch, the Eighth Ward
military hero, drilled the Schultz Guards
last night
DuRISG the revival just closed at the
Wesley NJ. E. Church, 1877 members were
added to the congregation.
Mr.. THOMAS LIST Is now erecting a
Gne residence on Chapline street, near
the Fifth Ward school house.
MrssRs, ARMsrRoso. CoEs & Co. have
the contract for building the residence Of
CAM. W. ii. Travis, on Eoff street,
s-,,rrcommi.,ionsr Wbv,s; I, maxim,
some .lopS.peeded improvements Al the
West end 81 The 10th street bridge.
IT,. n.r..oI. MI, so..on 40 .or. =,
III aSn5 "as;e U;,S AZ I.oo ,s;W.
.heM' ss asltn .,;.,;, ;sSL;an
"ms' As'"e. Auu -A.,A'
Il County Clefk Issued one marriage
License Yesterday. me contracting Pat-
nss a.e ro a DA'u n" AHu A'
h-e 0U
The Disciples Church congregation
enjoyed . sociable and supper, under the
auspices ot the Ladleh' Sewing Circle, al
the residence oil +. A. Britt, Esq, last
evening.
TIE streets were fairly alive with peo'
pie last evening, on their way 70 church
and the pantomime. The throngs were
moving in opposite directions in more
senses than one.
THE new dollars are not circulating At
ali annarentIy In Wheeling. The 6rst In.
..srH.. sI|,L. "a. -. ,,,;Ii..I a.,
nocke,.pieees, and no further supply
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PUBLIC ADJUSTMENTS. = Washington
HaA.-The Frazer pantomime troup were
greeted with a very good audience at this
hall last night. This was the second
presentation Of the pantomime, and with
but a days notice the audience in atten-
dance was very creditable TO the manage
ment.
Janausehek.-The great tragic actress,
Madame Janauschek, will appear 10 The
Opera House tonight in DR.. Mosenthal's
play OF Deborah" Of which the Chicago
Times says: "Dr. Mosenthal's play Of
Deborah, as Mime. Jananschek plays II
that Is to say an almost literal trans
lation-was given on last evening In
Haryerly's theatre. Nine. Janausch6is
rendition OF the titular character Is one
Of those things OF which so much is al.
ready known to people who 60 10 thea.
tres that little or nothing IA be said Of
It further than has already been said. II
Is one OF those performances which burn
themselves into the memory Of the be.
holder, and Iii he be at all an impressi-
BILE person. cannot be forgotten.
AIN Deborah is conferred the spirit Of
Judaism under oppression. Almost one
hears and sees, revived in her vivid words
and actions, the spirit Of the Israelites
captive in Babylon, whose fierce protest
and prophecy sent quaking fear into the
captor's soul. The character in incom.
petent hands would be ridiculed aud
stilted. Only 4 grand artist a rise to
those inspired heights upon which its true
grandeur is apparent to the eyes Of the
most prosaic beholder. In the scene al
the cross, and the curse scene, and the
recognition Of the child in the last act
Mime. J~anauschek Is superb"
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TEMPERANCE NorEs.-A temperance
meeting was held at the Fourth Presby'
terian Church on Wednesday evening
Messrs. John Westwood and John Woods
addressed the meeting. There we're seven
signatures to the pledge. Another meet
ing will be held at the same place on
Wednesday evening next
A mass temperance meeting is TO be
held at the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church
this evening.
Messrs. VIM. Wins and Harry Spruce.
banks will assist in the entertainment tc
be given by the North Wheeling tenn.
perance folks on the 10th and 18th insts,
There will be q temperance meeting at
Parkers' Hall tonight. J. W. Atkinson
andother good speakers will be present.
There was a fair audience in attendance
at Mozart Hall last night. President
Young read the 9th Psalm, after which
Mr.. Wincher offered up q fervent prayer
President Young made a few remarks
after which Mrs. H. NJ. Ingham, OF Cleve
land, Ohio, talked for a few moments
Mrs. Ingham is an earnest temperance
worker, and has her heart in the work.
She reviewed the temperance work il
Cleveland, and ascribed their success e
the religion Of Jesus Christ, and by treat
ing the low and fallen men and womer
with tenderness and kindness; and bring
ing the poor children from the by-way'
and alleys and teaching them temperance
DR.. Hall, who has just returned from
the West, made a few remarks reviewing
the work Of temperance in the West. Hi
report OF the work was very encouraging
Mr.. John Westwood then took thu
stand and made a very interesting I'D
dress. The meeting adjourned with TIT
benediction by Mr.. Westwood.
There will be q Nectie Social at Mo
Fart Hall on April 18th and 10th.
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prRsoNA1 MrNr1os.-Col. DAN. JON

PERSONAL MENrroS.-Col. Dan. John
son, of Long Reach, W. Va, was in th'
Hon. Joseph c. Gist and wife, Of
Brooke county, we're in the city yester'
day, visiting at his son.in.law's j. @
Peterborough, E.q, on the Island.
Among the late arrivals at the Mcclure
are the following: B. W. Jefferson, Bar
boursville; H. W. Huntington, Taylors.
town; N. ". Robinson, Martinsburg.
Al the stsmm last night were: R. L
Adams, Waynesburg; q. Sapper, Cameron
B. Mast, Middleport
8. W. Pringle, OF Mount Pleasant; NJ
Bloomfield, Of Grand View; Abrau
Thosf, Of Martinsburg, and W. s. Adams
OF Columbus, are at the ST. James.
Judge Lee, Of Richmond, Va, apromi
nent insurance man, Is spending a few
days in the city.
Dr.. A. 7. Banning has returned to th,
city, and is stopping at the st, James Ho
tel.
Mrs. A. F. Gibbons, wife of Postmastei
Gibbens, Of Charleston, is visiting friend
in the city.
Col. Dan. johnson, OF Tyler county
was at the St. James last night on his
way home from Clarksbnrg, where til,
railroad committee OF the Legislature wa
in session on Tuesday and Wednesday
hearing complaints against the Balti
more & Ohio road.
Nick cellars, leader OF the Sleuben'
vile band, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. John F. Spivey has become a resi-
dent OF Wheeling, where he Is engaged il
the Patent Iron Roof Manufacturing
business. We wish John success in hi
enterprise, and recommend him 10 thl
kind consideration Of our friends in tina
CITY.
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MArRIMosY.-Last night the residence
OF Col. Jacob Nunge was crowded by rel
auves and friends to witness the mar
riage Of his daughter, Miss Amelia, &c
Mr.. George ReilE, \ well known young
German gentleman Of our city. The cere,
mony was conducted by the Rev. Edward
yoss, Of st. johns German Lutheran
Church, in q very impressive manner
Col. Nunge and his clever wife set up
supper TO their guests that would indeed
have satisfied the whole German confeder'
alton. Champagne aud everything in the
way OF d~rinkables were 10 be had, which
with the bountiiul supper, were plend-
fully partaken Of. Kramer's orchestrH
serenaded the couple during the
evening, and being invited 10, render
ed several very Zoe selections. The
OCCASION was an enjoyable one to all
and we wish the young couple q happy
futnFA,
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River 0 feet and falling

hlVer OIeet AND lAlllng.
The Emma Graham, from Pittsburgh,
passed down at 8 A. n.
The 0lNeal received \ large invoice oil
furniture and other freight from the
Courier, and the latter being delayed by
the fog, the 0Neal did not leave for
Pittsburgh until near 10 o'clock.
The Courier departed for Parkersburg
at her usual hour.
The local packets arrived and departed
on time with fairtrips.
The Hudson, from Cincinnati, will
arrive to-day at noon.
1.-The Granite State, from Pittsburgh,
will be due tonight at 9 o'clock.
tBy Telegraph
PrrnBuRoH, April II. - Arrived
River 4 feet 4 inches and rising slowly.
Weather clear and mild.
CINCINNATI, April ll.-Riyer II feet
and falling. Arriyed-DonnAlly. De-
parted-Ben Franklin and Golden Grown.
Clear and cool weather.
LOUISVILLE, April 2l.-River 8 feet 0
inches and rising. Departed-MaryM Mil
Ter, E. H. Durfee and Robert Mitchell.
Weather cool.
CAIRO, April 1l.-Arrived-Bernard
St. Louis; Florence Meyer. Departed
Bernard, Ohio river; Florence Meyer,
Ohio river. River q feet 10 inches, aEd
stationary.
NASHVILLE, April 11.-Riyer 0 feet
and falling. Weather clear. Arrived
Smith, Cairo.
New oRLEANs, April 1l.-Arrived-
City OF Alton, ST. Louis; Future City and
tow, Pittsburgh; Bart Able, Red river
Departed-Thos. Sherlock, Cineinnatii
G. ?. Chateau, Memphis. Weather clesl
and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, April 1l.-Arrived-Wal
Eagle, Memphis; Northwestern, Keokuk.
Departed Maude, V~icksburg; Baker
Belle, St. Louis; Northwestern, Keokuk
River 10 feet.
YICKsBuRo, April 11.-Weather clear
mercury 50 deg. River fell z inches
Up-Colorado, Mary Houston. Down
Sherlock, Church.
|. EVANSVILLE, April ;l1.-This haI
been q most beautiful day, clear with a
brisk breeze from the southwest; mer-
curry 40 deg. The river stands 10 liz
feet and rising fast. Business moderate
Up-Golden Rule, Arkansas Belle and
Maggie Smith. Down-Whale and tow
E. NJ. Norton and tow, Bowling Green
Etna and tow, Sam Roberts and tow.
MEMPHIS, April ll.-Weathes clear
and pleasant. River rose 2 incheG. Ar
riyed-Shinkle and Chas. Morgan, Gin
c%innati. D~eparted-Morgan, New Or
leans.
ST.. LOUIS, April 11.-Arrived-How-
ard, from New Orleans. Andy Kennedy
second mate Of the Howard, shot and &c
verely wounded q negro laborer named
Henry Brown to-day while discharg
ing the cargo. It seems Brown was dis
missed for bad: conduct and in q sub
sequent alteration with Kennedy it IL
said he attempted to draw a pistol OIL
knife, when Kennedy shot him. The lat
ter was arrested.
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Is Your HAIR Tam on FALLING Our
Are you becoming prematurely bald or
gray? II so, take the advice OF the great
German scientist, Leibig, and use 'London
Hair Color Restorer." 1t is the best hair
tonic and restorer Of color ever introduced
to the American people. 1t allays heat and
irritation, removes all tendency to dandruti
and invigorates the action Of the capilla-
ries in the highest degree. t'The London
Hair Color Restorer' has earned adeserv.
ed and lasting reputation for promoting
the growth and preserving the beauty OF
the human hair, such as no other prepara-
ton can boast oil. As a dresser II Is the
cheapest, because the most cleanly and
lasting. Sold by all tirst.clpss druggists in
fine toilet articles everywhere, at seventy.
Eve cents a bottle. Logan, List 4 Co.,
Wholesale Agents. d&w
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BK11AnE LocALa-We omitted 70
give the names OF the officers elected by
Council on Tuesday night. They are a
follows: President VIM. Douglass; Yiee
President, Christian Bippus; Clerk, ]. NJ,
The lantern factory and window glssl
works both shut down this week until a
revival Of business.
A little boy by the name Of Myers, liy>
ing in the First ward, had his hand Sc
erely cut by being struck BY q stone
thrown by another child. If this stone
throwing isn't stopped We shall probably
be able 10 chronicle some deaths from
Another one Of our good and useful
citizens has passed away. Mr. John Butte
died at his residence In the Second Ward
yesterday morning after a long and pain
ful illness.
The city tax levy has been reduced from
1871 to Q mills In the past two and 4 halt
years. Agood showing, but 1t might be
Messrs. G. s. s. and All. Baron, David
Rankin and w. G. Cash, Of the Buckeye
Lantern Company, are in Cincinnati.
The Tabular Lantern Company Of Chi.
cago have applied for an injunction to
restrain them from manufacturing the
| Buckeye, claiming an infringement on
the Tubular, and these gentlemen have
gone there 10 look after their interests.
Nj. Peter Osborn is moving his restau.
rant from Central Block 10 Muth's Build.
ing in the same street. j. NJ. Maring q
Co. will occupy the vacant room in Gem
trail Block.
The Gravel Hill boys will have their
reel completed in time to show II on the
S0th Of May, when, we understand, the
Gre companies will turn out for inspec-
tion and parade.
A colored woman was the only occu-
pant Of the lookup yesterday.
A little son OF Sol Arbens norrowly
escaped being killed by a team while
playing on Belmont street Wednesday
evening. The wagon passed over him
but fortunately he was out Of the way oil
the wheels.
For Sale.-Atwo horse road wagon, in
good running order, price SS5. Inquire
Of J. E. strahl, Bellaire.
Mr.. Rufe Lane, Of sandusky, O., was in
the city last evening.
Miss Lulu Moore, Of Bonneville, Ohio,
is visiting Miss Bessie -Hoge, OF Gravel
Mr.. James Trumbull, of the Second
Regiment Band, is playing with Kra-
mer's orchestra Of Wheeling for a short
time.
The Mayor will make his appoint
ments for night watchmen next Tuesday
aight. We understand thirty applica-
tions have been made for the position oil
night Waterman in the First Ward.
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By virtue Of q deed Of trust executed 70 the un-
BHdsSt v, VoltE, wife Of samuel YOllI, Abd the
rad BRIDGET v. VoltE, With the aid Samuel Volts
her husband, dated the ID dIyoi Fshruary, In the
year 1871, and recorded IN The Cleik's once Of the
County Curt Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In
DEED q TruIt Book No. Il, pases, / VIII on
TUESDAY, the 7th day Of May, 1873,
BEGINNING at 10 O'Clock A. N. Of raid day, at the
front door Of the Court Housao Of sAid Ohio county,
sci at publlc auction the following described real
estats, that 10 70 ny; The south One-i0urth u Lot
No. 2i6 Of Eoti aud Chapline's addition 10 the city
Of Wheeling, bounded n follow, viz: beginning ut
the narthUnit comeT Of Alley 10 and Eofi street In
MD city; thence with the west Line of Eon street
the division wall Of the front tenement1 situated
upon the ground here described and the tenements
Immediately north Of and Acjoining same: thence
with sid division wall weAtWlrdly one hundred
and twenty-five feet 10 the east line Of 10 alley In
the rear u sald Lot No. 2I6, and will aid Last
named alley IouthWArdly 70 the north Lire Of Al
ley 10, and with the north line Of said Alley - 70
tbs place Of beginning, together with all and hngu-
lar the teneIDentt situate thereon and the bPpuIte-
names Lelonsing thereto.
IEanS OF Substitution Hundred Dollars, OF
% much more Is the purchaser may elect TO pay,
in eAah, and the residue Of aid purchase money 10
Two equal inItAllineuts at ak and twelve months
from the day q sAle, the puIehl.er 70 give ht'
notes with approved pertonAl security for the pay
ment Of aid deferred instAllmtnts, the same %
btar interest from all day and the title 10 hid
prlpSity 70 b retained until the puTrhLle money
JAMES +. ROGERS, Trustee.
W. 4. HALtHH, Auetioneer. aP
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ATc,rd From JusticeW wait.
wGEr11Eo, W. VA, April II, 1877.

Editor Intelhgeneer;
A card from Samuel steinfeld appear
ed in the IRIELIGEScER Of this days
date, which il calculated, unless the true
facts are stated by me, TO place me In n
false position before the public. In his
card Samuel Steinfiald states that l fined
him $l4. This 10 false. II / had even
charged him the full costs in the case,
there being thifty-tWo subpanM Issued,
sixteen in each, the costs alone would
have amounted TO more than that sum.
Now, by your permission, / will go
back a, little. After Dennis Sayery
had entered complaint, under oath,
against Samuel Steinfeld, and he,
the said steinfeld, had been brought
TO my office, followed by. the woman re-
ferred to, upon being informed Of the
charge both Steinield and the woman
acknowledged the charge 10 be true, and
said they were married; that the cere-
mony had been performed privately, and
was being kept secret for fear that she
would be arrested for bigamy. / then
fixed the trial for the succeeding Monday,
this being Friday, aud required him to
iud security for his appearance or go to
Jail. He became much alarmed at this,
and begged Slavery, who was by this time
also present, 10 settle t. Al
ter much argument between the
parties, Mr.. Slavery said TO me
Esquire, on account OF the children l do
not wish to push this 4 9 any further,
and II Mr.. Sleinfeld WN pay de costs and
stay or1y from her house, / being the own
err, I will withdraw the charge" Stein
field then said to Mr.. Sayery, "Will you
let me 70 back and get my clothes 7"
Slavery agreed to this provided he would
not stay another night, and TO this Stein
field assented. At this juncture the wo>
man stepped forward and handed him
(S~teinfeldJ $40, and Mr.. savery lOaued
him 50. By my permission he went away
from the office and borrowed 81 more,
which made the S14 Of costs. Then and
not till then did Nj. Savery sign the re-
lease Withdrawing the charge.
In regard TO the assertion that Mr..
Davenport said I had done wrong and
that be could recover the amount, / wish
to say that that gentleman called at my
office and after examining all the papers
and records, said: "That is all right"
aud that the matter had been mireprs.
Sented 10 him. l.. d. WArr.
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welded LAST EvESISo.-Mr. David
R. Davis, OF gainesville, Ohio, and Mis-
Sue Robinson, 4 daughter Of Geo. Rob-
insop, Esq, Of the Fourth Ward, were
married last evening. The ceremony was
performed by DR.. Cunningham, Of the
Second Presbyterian Church, at the resi-
dence Of the brides father. The attend
ants we're Mr.. Archie Paxton and Miss
Gertrude Harden, Mr.. Geo. Wise and Miss
Minnie Anderson. There were quite q
number persons present from Pittsburgh
and Columbus,a and neighboriug towns. The
presents left with the young couple were
both numerous and costly, and attracted
considerable attention. The bridal party
left for the West last night, and the bes'
wishes OF a multitude go with them.
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aThe Combination

OF high prices that existed when we start.
ed in the Clothing Trade has been bro
ken; and the prices Of Clothing hGee
cone dOrsl dopal d5gaI The demand
upon us already for Spring Garments il
much larger than last year.
Molkas, cali and see the finest assort-
ment of Boys'and Childrens' Clothing in
the city.
Fathers, 90 yourselves and buy your
clothing where you get for rs cents as
as much value as you pay 81 90 else
where.
Young Men, you who would dress fash.
ionable, 20 to Kline Brothers for your
clothing.
Bargains Bargains Read them Read
themi
Good Business Suits reduced to s. %,
Good all wool Cashmere Suits reduced
to 81 90.
Good White Shirts down to so cents.
Good Calico Shirts down to % cents.
Five Pair Hose down to % cents.
Three Linen Collars down to % cents
Our 81 90 Jeans Pants down to 65 cent?
Remember our name and number,
KLINE BROTHERS,
81 12t street.