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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-05

THE GRAND JURY.-The grand jury oil
the County Court was in session yester.
day oil day, and adjourned over 10 this
morning without completing the business
before Them. OF course no report can
yet be made OF the business transacted in
the jury room, but il is thought that the
jury will report to His Honor some time
this morning.
As usual, there are several gambling
cases before the grand jury. A number
OF Witnesses who were wanted to testify
in those cases quietly slipped out Of
town last week, and thus evaded the
Sheriff and his deputies, who were look.
ing them up. The witnesses who re-
NAMED in town were duly summoned,
and when their names were called in the
Jury room yesterday two Of them, George
Robinson and Henry seyering, refused
point blank to testify. Their action was
reported to the Court, who took the mat
ter under consideration until this morn
ing,
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SUFFERERS FRoa Consti.
pated bowels, inward piles, costivenesS,
levers, torpid liver, yellowness Of the
skin and eyes, indigestion, dyspepsia and
all arrangements Of the internal viscera,
are cured by "Swayne's Tar and Sarsa-
parilla Pills. Unlike many other pur-
galives, they do not irritate the stomach
and bowels by frequent use. They keep
the system in healthy condition by arous.
ing the torpid liver to healthy action and
exrelling by the bowels ana kidneya the
matter that poisons the foundation Of lie.
Be particular TO obtain "Swayne's Pills."
Price 25 cents box, at all leading drug
gista'. d&w
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MoNoSdALIA VALLEY RAILROAD Con-
PASY.-The Monongalia Valley Rail
road Company was Incorporated by the
Secretary Of State yesterday, and will
construct and operate railroad from
some point on the Pennsylvania line. in
the county OF Monongalia, up the ravine
OF the Monongahela river, through the
counties OF Monongalia and Marion, to
Fairmont or Palatine, in Marion county.
The principal business office Of the COM
pany will be established in Fairmont,
and tbe corporation will continue for the
term of 999 years. Capital stock $780,
COO, divided into 10000 shares Of the
par value Of $50 each. The incorpora-
tors are all residents Of Fairmont, viz
]. E. Sands, w. R. White, VIM. Ridge
ley, James Morrow, jr., L. B. Raymond,
Sylvanns ". Hall, E.. W. s. Moore, J. N.
Gould, Robert Lowe, G. NJ. Dawson, ]
NJ. LazzeIl, E. W. shurlifl, G. J: Corbin
J. NJ. Hartley, P. B. Ogden, John b
Crane, ]. o. Beeson.
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TO THE PUBLIc.-we are now open
Ing cur full and Complete line Of Spring
Millinery and Fancy Goods, 10 which we
Invite the attention Of the trade. Having
Increased facilities for handling larger
quantities Of goods than heretofore, we
are determined TO make our prices lower
than ever. Before purchasing elsewhere
give Us 0 call. Respectfully.
SPEYER BRO.
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INDEPENDENT SOCIAL. - The Social
given by the Independents, at Mozart
IIall last night, was attended by select
company, who tripped the hours away
quite merrily 10 the music Of Cockayne's
Orchestra. Mr.. D. A. Fitzpatrick served
rs ballet master, and Mr.. 81. v. 0'Neh
was his assistant. The affair was under
the management Of a committee consist
ing Of Frank Tighe, George Groupe, NJ.
Hearne, Joseph Sample, George Michael,
T. ]. Miller, p. o Leary, james McCnrdy,
George Mccormick, B. Muldoon.
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PERSONAL PoISTs.--The firm Of MoDg
& Seamon, steamboat agentE, has been
dissolved by the withdrawal OF Mr.. Mong
The business will be continued by Mr..
Seamon.
Mr.. b. E. Tiff, the we'll known insnr'
ance agent, Of Philadelphia, is at the Nc
Lure.
public schools Of Tyler county, is in the
city.
artist Of the South Side, has an excellent
oil portrait Of the late Pope Plus lAth on
exhibition ut Nicols.
Rev. Long, agent for the West Virginia
Bible Association, lectured in the Wells.
burg Presbyterian Church last Saturday
Geo. 6. Curtip, Of Bethany, and ]. D,
Darlington, OF steubenville, are at the
Mcclure. :.
Col. Alex. Campbell, Of Bethany, ID
spending few DAYS In the city.
DR.. and Mrs. Hupp will entertain a
large number Of their friends this even.
ing, at their residence, corner Eof and
l4Ih streets, the occasion being the 24th
anniversary OF their marriage. Some
fifty couple, we understand, have been
invited.
Mr.. Will Bailey has returned from a
trip 10 Cincinnati.
Henry F. Cimiotti, Of Pittsburgh, is in
the city on business.
Hiram R. Howard, Esq, Of Mason
county, late clerk Of the House Of Dele
gates, 10 in the city.
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The MER1z LITERARY soCIErY.-The
regular meeting 9th Fl. N. Mertz Lit
erary Society was held at their hall in
South Wheeling last night. The pro-
gramme was as follows: Reading class
Joseph Deyine, Charles 0lte, II. Knnkel
F. Chapman; Recitation class-Jamea
Mix. Crago Pipes, James Barrie; Essay
class-Wm. Jones, g. Reppetto, E. Wood.
ruff, VIM. Shockey, James Bodley.
The subject for debate on next Monday
evening Is:
greater than our National shame.
Messrs. James Bodley and VIM. Jones
will speak on the affirmative side, and
MeSsrs. Joseph Deyine and Charlie otte
on the negative.
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PIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL eoops,
Very CHEAP.-As Sheib's Music Store
will be removed in about ten days 10
Washington Hall, everything now in
stock At the old stand, Main street, Ia
selling at cost. II you want or need any.
thing musical goat once, The chance
viii soon be over.
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FUNERAL OF MISS AGNES REED.-Thc
funeral Of Miss Agnes Reed, lady uni.
yersally esteemed for her many good
Qualities Of head and heart, took place
Yesterday afternoon from her late resi-
dence, corner 10Th and Jacob streets. The
remains were inferred at Mt Wood Gem.
etery, and were followed TO the grave BY
q large funeral procession.
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THE Council Committee on Streets aut
Alleys went down to the Eighth Ware
yesterday afternoon, to examine the Gin
der bank near the site Of the Old Wash
ington Mill, which II Is alleged MesSrs
Gillespy & Slater, who recently pur
chased the bank, are digging away AMI
endapgering the street. Should this Prov
to be the case, the committee will nj
doubt proven. the further progress oftht
WnFk
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MorHERs, MOTHERS. MoTHERs.-Don'i
fall TO procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
syrup Tor all diseases OF teethiDg in chill
dren. It relieves the child from pain
cures wind collie, regulates the bowels
and, by giving relief and health to the
child, gives rest to the mother. d&w
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ROBBERY ON SUNDAY NiaHr.-On Sun.
day night last, about 10 o'clock, thief
or thieves effected an entrance to the res
idence OF James Lowering, 20l4 Market
street, and carried off watch and what
money and valuables were to be found in
the pockets OF Mr.. Loyering's clothes, In
his bedroom. The intruder, in his haste
TO escape with his booty, upset a sewing
machine and table, which alarmed the
family. The rascal escaped without be-
ing seen, and there ia no clue TO his iden'
tity. The fellow got in the house at a side
window.
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NEw Business BuiLDISo.-The work
OF tearing down the old White House
Saloon and the building recently occu'
pied by Mrs. Haggerty as grocery, on
Market street. opposite the Mcclure
House, was commenced yesterday. Mrs'
Chris. Mabis, the owner Of the property,
intends To erect upon the site OF The old
building a handsome three-story brick,
with Two store.rooms on the ground
floor. The work Of erection will com.
mence Immediately.
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UNLAWFUL GAMISo.-Lawrence Hell
Ter was before Justice VIM. Phillips yes
terday, oa charge OF permitting unlaw-
ful gaming on his premises, on Market
street, opposite the Postotiee. Frank
Mccain fled the complaint. Heller wai
held in 500 10 appear In court and an
aver.
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PROGRAMME OF THE TEMPERANCE
ANsIvERsARY To.NIeHr.-The follow
ing is the programme Of the anniversary
exercises OF the Ladies' Temperance Band
and Outs Hall Union, to be held al
Washington Hall tonight:
Hiram Young, PfesIdGn:.
Muiic.
Scripture Lesson by Rev. BArnilE,
Prayer by Mrs. Henry Hubbard.
Music.
Addre.s by Mrs Whteslde, President d the La
dts Band, and reading Of letters by Sin, Nelson.
Music.
Address by George o. Davenport.
Music.
Addnn by Mrs. Rose Wood. Of MArtiu's Ferry.
Address. by Raw. Clancy.
Music.
Closing address by E. @. CracrAii.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend this grand temperance jubilee. The
programme promises a fine entertain
ment. The doors will be opened al G:S0;
exercises to begin promptly atTSO.
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RElIoIous sERvics.-The series Of
meetings at the First Presbyterian
Church are being largely attended. Rev.
Alex. Sinclair, Of BGrnesville, Ohio, will
preach this evening. Mrs, is brother.
in.law Of DR.. Cunningham, an eminent
divine, and a general fayorite herea-
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GREAT BARdAINs.-we will sell from
this time till April LIST our stock Of ri.
amos, Organs, and Musical Goods nj ail
descriptions, fine pair Of Match Ilot res,
one Buggy and one Wagon and Harness,
at cost for cash or approved security.
on which date A. NJ. Adams will retire
from the firm. Apply to Adams & Lucas,
1927 Market street.
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HAprY.rDlsas for nervous sufferers
and those who have been doSed, drugged
and quacked. Pulyermachers Electric
Belts efIectually cure premature debility,
weakness and decay. Book and Journal
with information worth thousands, mail
ed free. Address PuLyERMAcHER GAL
vANIc Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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TRANsFERs OF REAL EsrATE.-The fol.
lowing deeds transferring real estate we're
admitted TO record in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the County Court, Yesterday:
Deed made Jan. Is, 1878, by August
Warneke to August eager, for 10 acres,
| rood and "a perches OF land in Rich
land district, together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon or there
unto belonging; $40.
Deed made Feb. 90, 1878, by Anton
Reymann and wife to Nicholas Crawley,
for piece Of ground known az the "Beck
Brewery property" in an alley weSt OF
Market street, between Nth and 10Th
streets; S, 500.
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THE PRoDucERs' TRANSPORTATION
CoMPAHY.-The Secretary OF State yes
terday issued certificate Of incorpor.
alton to the Producers Transportation
Company, for the purpose Of the trans
portation OF petroleum in the counties Of
Wood, Pleasants aud Richie, under and
pursuant 10 an act Of the Legislature oil
he State OF West Virginia, entitled IAN
act supplemental to an act entitled AN
act TO provide for the incorporation oil
associations that may be organized Tor
the purpose Of sustaining railroads, main
tanning and operating abe same; Tor pre-
scribing and defining the duties aud linn
iting the powers Of such corporations
when so organized" etc. The place from
which the line or lines Of pipes or tubing
shall be laid down or constructed,
shall be Petroleum Station, on the
line Of the Parkersburg Branch rail
road, in Richie county, thence along or
up the valley OF Oil Spring Run, in q
northerly direction, aud thence along
what Is known as the "oil Belt" passing
or running through or over the lands OF
Geo. Rutherford, Of the Marburg tract,
OF the West Virginia Oil and Land Com.
pany, OF the Mount Farm Coal and Oh
Company, OF W. G. Stiles, it,, Of ~ :.
jackson, Of E. L. Gale, Of the Wood
County Petroleum Company, and OF The
Volcano Oil and Coal Company, the said
lands being situated in the said counties
OF Richie, Wood and Peasants. The
route terminates OH the Ohio river at
Vanclause, near the mouth Of French
Creek, IN Peasants county. Theprincipal
business Of said corporation shall be estab'
lished and maintained at Petroleum Sta
ton; the capital stock shall be $4,000,
with the privilege OF increasing the same
TO 100000, and the names and places OF
residence Of the perrons forming the As
ISOLATION are: s. P. Wells. Petersburg;
John V. vinal, J. NJ. Clouston. D. W.
Hines, J. CARRIER, @. G. Conger, Volcano;
D. NJ. McGregor, Cairo; Geo. Mcfarland,
W. II. Wolfe, Parkersburg; J. J. Upton.
J. Gidley, J. r. Partridge, Richie coun'
~. The shares are held at $50 each
The charges for the transportation Of
petroleum through the line or lines OF
pipes or tubing shall mol in any case ex-
coed 90 cents for each barrel OF forty
gallons for the first five miles, and not
more than cents mile for any distance
greater than five miles.
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Tin osIY RrMrpY.-Those who suffer

THEox1Y REMEpY.-Those whosufier
from foul breath are open to the charge
Of carelessness. II Is an offence that can
be speedily abated, as q single bottle Of
the fragrant So2oDosT will unmistakably
accomplish the work. No toilet table
should be without il. II will preserve
and keep the teeth white, and the breath
,,pra and aWeal
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A RARE chance to lovers of .hat soul
stirring instrument, the Violin. A fine
toned Magglni Violin, valued at $3.50, to-
gether with volume Of Strauss Waltzes
and one course OF twelve lessons for 80
cents. Secure your tickets ut once. The
ticket will also admit you to grand
musical and dramatic entertainment.
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1F WHEELING DAILY TUESDAY MORNING MARCH S

LITERARY socETY oRoASlzgD II;
THE FOURTH WARD,-A number OIL
workingmen held meeting At the
Atlantic Epgine House, in the Fourth
Ward, last evening, for the pur-
pose Of organizing a Literary Society.
After some discussion upon the object oil
the meeting, the following officers were
elected: President, s. N. Darrah; Sec
rotary, Albert Wells; Executive Com
mittee, John Robinson, Edward Fritz, a,
L. Wells. The meeting adjourned until
next Tuesday evening, when the Society
will meet at No. OF, 10th street.
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JOHN RoEMERs headquarters for
Cheap Goods, Nos. 20l9 4 202l Main
Street, and still they come. Receiving
large additionsof Choice and Desirable
Goods, which must besold quick TO make
room for others coming in.
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MARDI GRAs.-Hov il wal be Observed
in Wheeliny.-To-day ia Mardi Gras, and
the Fidelio Society propose 10 celebrate
the outgoing Of the amusement season and
the incoming OF Lent in an appropriate
manner. They will not have astreet process
sion this year as formerly, but tonight,
at Turner Hall, will give one Of the
grandest and most magnificent balls OF
the season. The costumes for the occa-
sion are mostly all imported, and are IN
deed truly beautiful, at least those were
which were shown to our reporter yester-
day. The Fidelios are yet in their infancy
but in the past they have so observed the
day known az Mardi 6ras as to
leave no doubt 10 the mind OF
the most critical observer that
whatever they undertake will be the
grandest and most beautiful. Already two
hundred Tickets have been sold for the
ball and many are still buying tickets At
the prices mentioned in the advertise
ment. The ball will be opened with a
grand instrumental concert by Kramer's
band, assisted by distinguished musicians
from abroad. There ia indeed a promis-
ing time booked for tonight, and there
will be no end 10 the sport. Competent
floor managers have been selected by the
Society to preserve strict decorum at the
hall.
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OPINION OF A BA1r1MoREAN.-I have
used DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for some
time in my family, and found it the best
remedy for Colds, Coughs, &C., ever tried.
-LouS BURNING, 90 C6roline Street.
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Mrs. CLIFros's BESEFIT.-A very good
audience attended the complimentary
benefit rendered 10 Mrs. NJ. A. D. Clifton
at Washington Hall last evening, by the
"Amateur Margaret Of Anjou Company
The first part OF the entertainment con
sisted oil two very fine tableaux, and sew
eral songs by chorus OF twenty-five
children. The little folks were dressed In
Continental costumes, and looked very
cunning and pretty in their quaint
toilettes, which were after the pattern o.
those worn by their great.great.grand'
fathers and ditto grandmothers one hun
dred years ago. Master Curtis Brown, q
son oil Mr.. @. P. Brown, the jeweler, acted
as master Of ceremonies, and introduced
his little friends TO the audience as Gen
Washington and lady, Gen. Wayne and
lady, etc. including in the introductions
SOME twelve or thirteen Of the greatest oil
the revolutionary heroeg. "Old Father
Grimes" was personated by a son
Of Mr.. A. G. Egerter, and the
first song was that popular hymn
"Old Father Grimes, that good old SOUL
the words being lined out in the genuine
old time ".ingin' skewl" style by Master
Brown, and the distinguished Generals and
Barons and their ladies joining in The
chorus. Several times the little folka
were recalled, and sang favorite and pop
ular airs. They created no little amuse'
ment, and their performance was loudly
81 the drama, margaret OF Anjou,'
which comprised the second part oil the
entertainment, we have already spoken
at some length, this being its second pre-,
sentation in the city. twas presented
last evening with the same cast OF char
acters "a upon the initial performance,
and was handsomely mounted, as before
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egateltiigenren.
TUESDAY, MARCH s, 1878.
New Advertisements.

Masquerade Ball-Mozart Social.
For this Week Only-At Cost-oxtoby
& Duffield.
Lacroixs Enamel Colors-Hutchins'
Music and Art Store.
Folding Bed Lounges -Mendel, Booth
Spring Trade-J. L. Hobbs, Son & Co.
Wanted-Chambermaids.
Wanted-Cook.
Don'i Buy My Paper-A. Warneke.
For Rent-House.
Sale OF Furniture.
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The CouRn.-couNTY CouRr-Judgs
Geo. E. BOyd.-The March term Of the
County Court commenced yesterday, His
Honor Judge Boyd on the bench.
The grand jury appeared and were
sworn, and were sent to their chamber to
consider Of their presentments. AT 6
o'clock they had not iinishsd the business
before them, and adjourned over to this
morning.
during the day, the time being occupied
in swearing witnesses for the grand jury,
calling the docket, etc.
Adjourned until . o'clock this morning.
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QUICK TINE, = Messrs. Maxwell &
Isham received a car load Of coffee tia
the P. @. 4 ST. L. BY, which left New
York on Saturday and was ready for de.
livery to them Gtths depot here at u
o'clock Yesterday, Pretty quick time,
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer
as observed at schnepf's drug store, operS
House corner, yesterday:
saH 'i s. 'f 8 7F Il
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JUSTICE WHEELER.-This Justice yes
terday Issued a warrant for Robert
Wright, who is charged by Elizabeth
Ankey with threatening to do her bodily
ibinrV
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MUNICIPAL counr-Judgs 0fanma.

MUNICIPAL CouRT-Judse 0ranma.
The following business was transacted
In this court yesterday:
John 9. Miller, administrator, etc, va
Catharine Marquis ct al; 10 chancery'
Decree OF sale Of real estate entered.
JIM. Brodie Va. Ben. Franklin Insur.
ance Company; in assumpsit. Set for
hearing March 18th.
Maurice Baltzer VS.. Peter thinner and
Theobold thinner; in assumpsit. Plea
Of equitable set of fled, aud demurrer
thereto.
Leo Hamm Va. VIM. Hamm, admins,
TRAITOR, etc; In aSsumpsit. Argued and
submitted to Court, aud time taken 10
consider thereon.
Thomas Hughes & Co. va. Susan R
Hamilton, in chancsry. Final decree
entered.
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DOUGH made with Charm Baking Pow
der will be nice and light baked for next
meal. One teaSpOonful 10 quart Of -four
A. Richardson, Bellaire, o., sells it.
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We all have our preference; but no one
prefers to hear 3 crying baby when the
fact is 80 well known that DR.. Billie
Baby Syrup would at:once quiet i. %
cents, d&W
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Emigqnl Agent B. C o. Railroad, KResling,
". Va.
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THE Beethoven Singing Society gave a
masquerade ball in their hall, corner
Main and 18th streets, last night.
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TRIBUTE OF REsPEcr.-At meeting Of
the Daughters Of lions Ladies' Benevo-
lent Society, held on March lat, 1878, the
following preamble and resolutions were
introduced and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, It has pleased the Almighty
God in His infinite wisdom to remove
from our midst our beloved sister LouiSa
Meyer, wife OF our worthy Rev. DR..
Meyer, in the. 7Sd year Of her age; there.
fore be il
Reaolred, That in the death Of our dear
sister this Society has lost a faithful and
upright member.
ResoFred, That we feel the most heart.
felt sympathy with the bereayed husband
and family, and that we pray the AL
mighty to send His comfort to them all.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread on the minutes Of our Society, and
that copy thereof be presented 10 the
family OF our deceased sister, Louisa
Myer.
Mrs. B. RHETNsTRoM,
Mrs. B. SoNNEBoRN,
Mrs. F. SPEYER,
Miss HARRIrTE EMsHEIMER,
Committee.
IVb..l;,o af,..b 1879
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DoN'r forget the Mardi Gras Masquer.
ade at the Turner Hail. given by the
.Fidelios tonight.
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spaldlng's Glue, who would be without
4? eod&w
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AGRAaD BARGAIN Gents Silk ORES,
Soarfs only 25 cents at
sPEYER BROS.
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MARDt Fidelios TO night at
Turner Hall.