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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-16

TEMrERANcE.-Rev. George W. Wilding
and other prominent speakers will address
q meeting at Mozart Hall this evening.
The public is cordially invited to attend.
At the West End N. E. Church, Bridge
port, tonight, the temperance folks will
debate thequestlon, RGSolped, That the sell
Ter Of intoxicants is worse than the buyer.
There was a large meeting last night, Of
the Workingmen's Christian Temperance
Union, at Otis Hall. Speeches were made
BY Messrs. Thomas j.. Cartwright, Vice
President OF the Union, and 0. q. Truxell,
President OF the Union. There will be a
meeting ut the same hall on Sunday even
ing. All are invited.
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What's truly beautiful world we live inl
Nature gives US grandeur Of mountains, glenS
and oceans. and thousands Of means for en-.
ioyment We can desire no better when in
perfect health; but how often do the majority
9 people feel like giving It up disheartened,
discouraged and worried out with disease,
when there is no occasion for this feeling, as
every sufferer can easily obtain satisfactory
proof that Green's August Flower will make
them as free from disease as whom born. Dys.
pepsia and Liver Complaint Is the direct cause
Of seventy'ive per cent Of such maladies as
btliousness, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
the Head, Palpitation ofthe Heart, and other
distressing symptoms. Three doses ofAugust
Flower will prove It's wonderful effect. Sam.
pie bottles 10 cents. Tryit MwF4w
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PRRSoS4L MgXTloE,-Postmaster ster.
ling Is in Washington on business.
Mr.. Us. Fairfax, who has been %sojoprn.
ing in London for the past two years, 70.
turned to the city yesterday.
Rev. Q. 9. b, Duncan, Of Ravenswood,
was ut the Stamm House yesterday.
We are under obligations to Mr.. AL.
Harden, making the round trip on the
steamer Chas. Morgan, from CINCINNATI to
New Orleans, for late Memphis papers.
Rev. Edward Yoss leaves to-day Tor Gin.
%ciinnati, where he goes 10 take charge q q
church. He takes with him the best
wishes Of his old congregation, as we'll Rs
those OF his many other numerous trends,
Charley Stow, General Agent OF the
Great European Z Elephant Railroad
Menagerie and CIRCUS" and as clever n
fellow as there Is In the show business
anywhere, arrived In the city last night,
and Is stopping at the Mcclure.
J.H Connolly, Of Pittsburgh, and 7, ],
Buchanan, Of Rarnesyille, registered at the
Mcclure yesterday.
Mrs. DR.. UlEich left on the Courier yes.
terday for Parkersburg, upon a visit "a
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THE WHEELING DAILY MRELLtGRNCER WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL G 1879.

ACCIDENT 10 TIE STEAMRR 81. LAWRENCE.
Yesterday morning steam was raised on
Capt. Lists new Cincinnati packet st.
Lawrence, for the purpose Of testing her
machinery apdlimberfng her up prepara.
for Saturday. Everything on the boiler
deck went along like clock work, being
satisfactory to all concerned. But on top
a catastrophe was TO happen which q
number OF citizens, who were on the boat,
did not have any idea would occur. The
steamer sailed proudly up the river TO the
suspension bridge when the pilot Bignalled
TO stop the wheels for the purpose Of turn.
Ing around. The wheels were motionlesS
before the echo Of the bells died away, but
the boat kept going on hugging 70 the ISL
and shore. When some In the pilot house
watching her nearingthe bridge expressed
q fear that her chimneyS might touch, an
old pilot who was In the company hooted
at the idea, saying she had ten feet 10
spare. II turned out disastrously for the st.
Lawrence, however, that the bridge was
not ten feet higher, for she did strike,
and dismay likewise struck h teammates OF
the pilot house, and when they heard the
crash and saw the chimneys giving way,
they thought their room was better than
their company, and not standing on the
order OF their going they went immediate
~ and promisCiously. One individual in
his anxiety to get out Of harms way
thought he could make better time by
crawling of, not on his ear, but on his
stomach, while several others Caine out oil
the pilot house in an equally undigniied
and hurried manner. The mistake in the
judgment, Of the pilots, who were not
the boats regular helmsmen. vas uniort-
innate, but was something that will happen
nc. matter how carefully a boat Is managed,
The stacks were badly demolished, like.
wise the forward end OF the roof Of the
texas, where they struck in falling, The
work Of repairing was begun Immediately
and ut an expense Of about $500. Captain
List expects to have his boat all right and
ready for business Saturday.
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DEDICATION OF New SYNAooauE.-The
Hebrew congregation Of this city are
making arrangements to dedicate their
now synagogue, formerly Wiesel Hall, on
the 2Sth OF this month. The hall has been
put in good repair and handsomely fur
nished, and is nov n Of the most com.
Portable and attractive places Of worship
in the city. 1t is expected that several
jewish ministers will DO present and par
tioipato in the dedipatory Services, which
are beautiful and impressive. Among the
distinguished visitors expected is Dr.. Wise,
Of Cincinnati, ono OF the most eloquent
Rabbits in the country.
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IWiah Eyerybody to Know.

Rev. George II. Thayer, an old citizen d
fuential citizen, and Christian Minister Of The
N. T. Church, Just this moment stopped In
our store 10 say; II wish everybody 70 know
that ! consider that both myself and wife owe
our lives to Shiloh's Consumption Cure" II
Is having q tremendous sale over our counters
and 10 giving perfect satisfaction In all cases Of
Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has done.
DRB. MAfcHEfr & FRAHcK,
Bourbon, Ind, May IS, 1878.
Sold by Il. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; @.
3, Dwight, 2tth and Chapline stS; 1Aughlln
Bros. 4 Co, Wheeling; and Husbands ( In.
akin. BallaiFa.
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BELLAIRE LoCAls.-The Home Benevo'
lent Society meets in the Presbyterian
Church, Wednesday afternoon.
The Ben. franklin made the trips this
week again for the Andes.
The Ohio Legislature had better initiate
that Of West Virginia in making o raid Oh
freight determinations. AS an instance
It costs three cents a barrel more to send
flour from GAINESVILLE to Bellaire than from
GAINESVILLE to Baltimore.
Col. Baron has sent In bis resignation, tc
take effect May LIST. -
After drill at the armory, Monday eVen-
ing, Mrs. Col. Baron and some lady friends
paid a visit to the armOry. The boys
are always glad to see their friends, Seand
the armory is worth seeing, especially to
those who have never seen anything Of
the kind.
Capt. VT. Morgan was at the arnosy
Monday evening.
Burned" appeared by mistake for
buried in these locals OF Tuesday morn
ing,
J. B. Smiths family returned from
Columbiana county, where they have
been for some time, on Tuesday.
Nothing definite has been done by the
Legislature yet on the county seat ques
ton.
a large bill board is being put up OF
public square for a circus. The same cir
Gus came here last year, starting from thl
same city, GAINESVILLE. 1t intends to 90 owe
the same route as last year, having made
money then.
An order was read to Company D, Mon
day evening, appointing Private Fred
Clinton Second Sergeant.
Mr.. Harrison Butte, who made an assign
ment some months ago, has created quite
a breeze by leaving tho town with hi
goods between two days. Some Of lii
creditors were after him, but not quicl
enough to head him off before he was GU
OF the State. OF course all sorts Of storie.
are atloat, az that he SEM q great many
things away barreled up as -four, pretend
ing that he had sold q large lot. h. G. F.
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~JaNysoE's Cry DlREcroRY.-As Mr..
Calm has DECIDED not to return to the
city this spring, Mr.. O. @. johnson pro.
poses to carry out his original plan OF get
ting up a first-class city directory for the
spring OF 1879. He proposes to commence
operations to-day, and push the work as
rapidly as possible, 60 that the book may
be issued within q short tins. Tha
greatest care will be taken in compiling
this directory, and it will be made as full,
complete and reliable IS possible.
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CouSrY CouRr has taken q recess until
Friday.
TnE regular spring snake story Is again
dragging It's slow length along.
MANY people have begun to sod their
yards and prepare for the lawn pleasures.
T,nE house should now be called to order
and appropriations made for spring bon
nets.
TIE Concordia Singing Society gave a
ball ut Koch's Hall, South Wheeling, last
night.
TIKI Superintendent oil tho Water Works
is laying new pipes on 18th street, east oil
Byron.
A DEED Of trust and a release deed were
Gled with the County Clerk yesterday for
record.
THIS Is the last oyster month Of the sea
son. Sing hey, tho luscious bivalve that
you are.
REYMANS's brewery and malt house Is
being thoroughly reprinted by Messrs'
Barley and Rick.
IsN'r it about time that the annual iteT
foretelling the failure Of the peach croI
made It's appearance?
A LARGE lot Of walnut lumber was
brought up on the Courier on her last
trip, for parties in this city.
SEVENTEEN cases were tried at yesterday
mornings session OF the police court
The police business seems to be brisking
up.
THE musical folks up at S~teubenville are
rehearsing "Pinatore, and will produce II
in public in the course OF a couple o.
weeks.
REV. REPpEY, OF the Wesley NJ. f
Chapel, will deliver q lecture on dancing
at Parkers' Hall, tonight, Admission free
All are invited.
PEOPLE continue to marry, despite the
cry OF "hard times" Clerk Hook issued
another certificate yesterday, authorizing
a couple TO live together until death o.
divorce doth them part.
A LARGE camp train arrived from Par
kersburg yesterday morning, and wal
taken out the Hempield to Wright's tun'
mel, where q large force Of men are at worI
cleaning away a heavy fall Of earth.
A lot OF S%teubenville High School girl
are coming this way. They're expected
here next Saturday. Forewarned Is fore
armed-and we want ourd dry goods clerk
to have the benefit OF this gratuitous no
tice.
A DAY or two ago Herman Gehringer, 1
Fulton ~saloonist, was severely bitten OF
the arm by q rabid dog in North Wheel
ing. The flesh Of the arm was badly torn
and physician was called to sew It up
The dog was shot by the owner.
WE hear that the National Glass Works
at Bellaire, which have been idle sine
December, will resume operations abou
the 10th OF May. Workmen arc now en-
gagged in repairing the furnaces and get
ting everything in readiness to start.
The other night Gus. Oliver had a difl
Guilty with a man named Gray, in Nortl
: Wheeling, during which he struck Gray
, powerful blow, breaking his jaw badly
For this little diversion, Gus, paid fv,
dollars and costs at the police court yes
terday morning.
THE following musicalr rule for April ma,
suggest wise choice from among a miscel
laneous collection. Our yoCalists AM
. piantsts can bear 1t In mind;
April's muSic should be for q petuIant, yllIiql girl
Who borroWs trouble and cries,
Then suddenly laughs, with the tears she shed
Yet sparkling In her eyes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-16

VIOLATING THE REvESuE LAWSON
Monday Deputy U. S. Marshal John D.
Maxwell, Of this city, arrested Robert
Lakewood, Il Colorcd citizen Of Mounds
vile, upon a warrant issued by U. S. Com.
missioner Hannibal Forbes, for q viola
ton Of the Internal Revenue laws, in re-
failing liquors without first taking out a
special license therefor. Lakewood waived
an examination, and gave bondin the sum
Of $500 for his appearance before the U. S,
Court to answer.
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Iris act we'll established by unuuestiona.
BILE Testimony that Halls Hair Remover ne.
news, ~clcanses, brightnnG, lnvigoates and re.
stores to it, original color aud lustre, faded
gray. or discoloEed hair, cheaply, quickly and
surely. The poorest people prefer to buy It
and use Il, rather than to proclaim in a man.
ner more iorcibte than words can dclineate.
through blanched locks or grizzly beard, that
they are aged and passing to decay. Avery
short trial will convince tho most Skeptical
that It does eradicate the scalp diseases which
rob the hair Gl its color and life.-Fot Scot
Kan D4iy N.aRttor,
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SALT RHEUM FOR THIRTY YEARS
On the Head, Face, and Greater Part
Of the Body, Cured.

Messrs. WEEKS 4 POTTER: GeaAema-I haya hos,
q great sufferer with Salt Rheum IN n va MaIe oeSl
mehctnG In my head and face and extending oTaS N,
greater part Of my body. have taken galloSS Of mai.
lCino for the blood Of different kinds and iFied VoSS
physicians. AL Of which did me no good, and I eSnl
friend called my attention 10 an article 10 the HatoS
on skin diseases, and l got 4 box Of CutIcurS. I'M
mat application was great relief and ne thiTd tooi
.ae selies az on, and felt like a new man. i have
used three &-eent boxes aud my skin d Smoath and
consider myself entirely cured. Hoping I'M tbis ma
% seen BY some one AFFLICTED as I have been III thsrs
Is any q my earnest wish. And l cheerfulix racoTt
Your truly, IL WIisOS TGpn
A0AwAH, MASS Sept 0, Is7s. +o"p'
The CUTIcuR4 Soar should be used for elo,n,,r,
~ diseased diseased surfaces, Is most soaps arc Injurious h
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TERRIBLY ExHAusrISa ARR TIE NrGur
swEATs WHICH accompany consumption. But
they, ~ well as the paroxysms OF coughing,
are invariably broken up by On. WV, HAAS
B6AIsAN FoR the LuNGs which conquers the
deadly MRlSay, a. ~Oll as bronchitis, pneu-
m9nta, Pleurlsy, asthma, diphtheria, and all
other affections Of the throat, luEgsand chest.
is invaluable in rescuing children from lie
Group, whooping cough aud SulnSy, Y Il sold
byall druggists Iohn L. Smith Go. whole.
ssla agents. Wheeling, W. Va, wsaw
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SURPRISE PARTY.-Last evening some
twenty-five or thirty couples, friends o
above Fifth street, gave them a most agree.
able, surprise. The party called at the
residence OF the McL&ughlins, taking with
them . feast Of the good things, 7. 2,
Cockaynp'S orchestra was in attendance.
At l2 O'Clock a fnH collation. was spread,
and oil went home highly pleased with
their entertainment,
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A BRACE OF Runaway BoYs.-A couple
Of Wheeling lads, named Charles Marlin
and Marsh McAdams, left this city on tho
steamer Hudson, Saturday last, without
tho knowledge or consent OF their parents.
Their relatives here tclegraphed to the
Cincinnati police authorities, and upon
the arrival OF the boat Mt Cincinnati OH
Monday they were arrested and locked UP
in the station house for the night, and in
the meantime their friends were notified
Of their capture. Each Of the boys car.
lied n revolver and II pair OF brass knuck.
lers. They left home, they say, to seek
their fortunes in the Far West.
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PoL1cr Cornr.Iudn. Grammar.

POLICE CouRT-Judge Cranmer.
There was a heavy docket, all cases Of q
trivial nature, disposed Of by His Honor
yesterday morning.
For disorderly conduct, Charles Burkett
Daniel Koeler, Mark Reisenbeck and Au.
gust Nolteman were fined s. and costs
each, aud Daniel Brest and VIM. Grone.
welt 81 and costs each. The boys all had
the ducats, and paid their fines without @
murmur.
Henry Eisenberg, Charles Meder, Jas.
Penniman, sen., James Penniman, IT., and
James Cook, were up on a charge Of ere.
ating tumult and disorder, but the eyi
dence did not sustain the charge to the
satisfaction OF the court, and the defend.
ants were discharged from custody.
Gus. Oliver paid a fine OF S. and costs
for disorderly conduct.
Cornelius ('Tobe") Vance was up on
his old charge OF intoxication. lobe was
allowed to go, upon promising to leave the
city Immediately and remain away until
next fall.
Charles Helder was fined s., and Fred.
Nlckson s., for drunkenness. They paid
the shekels, and were discharged.
james Rlne, Of the Rine House, was
up again on a charge OF keeping hogs in
the city limits. The case was dismissed.
The case Of Henry Bowers, charged
with selling liquor IN Sunday, was also
dismissed,
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IT comes graceful from any firm to de.
cline the publication Of testimonials, as so
many fraud enterprises are backed by
such frivolous notions. Such seems the
opinion OF Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, sole
propsletots Of Or. Q, McLane's Celebrated
Yermifuge, which has received volumes
Of testimonials. This medicinei Is It's own
testimonial, and invariably speaks with
positive satisfactory results,
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We cannot too forcibly impress upon tho
public that the severity and mortality oI
Diphtheria can be controlled brought early
under treatment A single application 81
some potent remedy will often destroy The
germ Of the disease, which, II left to rankle
and poison the system, will result fatally "a
the patient. Medical skill has eliminated in
Lawson's Curative as the Safestand most effec.
tual remedy for this disease, as well as ali affec.
tionsof the throat. So perfectly Is II adapted
to removing the primary symptoms OF Diph.
liberia, that no family should be without q
bottle OF 1t in the house for use in case Of
need Itcan be obtained at any drug store.
MwF&w
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The greatest boon to children teething and
for curing Wind Collie, Diarrhna and other
Ills peculiar TO children, Is the renowned Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup, q safe and certain
remedy. Directions with every bottle. Price,
25 cenR,
Browns VeTmlfpse oomfh, for expelling
worms, are the most uniailing and pleasant
CONNECTION in the world. Price Is cents. For
sale by Logan, List & Co., and by all druggists.
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DREssNAKINe.-Mrs. Kate Savage has
just returned from the East, furnished
with the latest styles. She would solicit a
continuance Of the liberal patronage which
has been extended heretofore. She would
pail the attention of her patrons to the adj
Unstable train, an improvement to the new
standard walking dresses to be seer at her
rooms No. ll02, corner Main and Eleventh
streets. Mws
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REMEDIES
lniallibly Cure all Skin and Senlp
Diseases, Scaiy ErupiionS, Itch.
Jugs, aud IrritaiionS.

The testimonials Of permanent cures Of Skin and
Scalp Diseases which have been The torture IL 4 liza.
s1iei Oy tue CgTicuRA REMEpIEs, are more wonder
remedies known to The medical profession,
CUTICuRA kES0LvEST, powerful Hood Purifier. IL
ne only purifying agent which finds iis way into IN
cireuIailnG mud aud thence through the oil and EwCat
daily charged.
CITIcyRA, The Great Skin Cure, spilled externally.
atrests gu unnatural Or morbid EroWths which cover
scaly, Itching, aud Irritating Humors, speeIiily II r~-
moves them, leaving the pores open, healthy. md frSo
from diseased particles Of matter. "'0
dies act 10 conjunction, performing cures that hHy.
astonlShed the most noted phySIcIlnS Of The day.
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WASHINGTON, y. c., April I6-1 A. NJ
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley, cooler,
nOrtherly winds, rising followed by a fall.
ing barometer and clear or partly cloudy
weather.
For Lower Lakes, north winds, rising
barometer. cooler followed by warmer,
clear weather.
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No Deception used.

It Is strange % many people will continue
Complaint, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Gen.
eral Debility when they can procure at oui
store SHIL0H's VtFALlZER, free AZ cost, II Il
does lot relieve or cure them. Price, IS cents.
Sold by E. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; O. Z.
Dwight, 2thand Chaplinests. IAughlin Bros,
4 Co, Wheelingi and Husbands 4 InSkip,
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For restoring the natural color OF the hair,
a nicer preparation Is offered in Hair Rsytvi:
um," in large bottles, at only 80 cents, than
has ever been produced at 500. Glenn's Sal
phur Soap is the word.famed c%laritier and
beautitier Of the complexion, Sold by Logan,
List & Co, and every druggist
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One months subscription to Leisure
Hours Jrec, il you send eleven cents for
mailing premium sent with tia beautiful
chrome motto entitled "Faith, Hope and
Charity" elegantly printed on a dark
ground, with lilies, ferns, grasses, ETC., a
more pleasing picture than ever before
sent with q short subscription. Magazine
is illustrated and full OF choice stories,
sketches, poetry, etc. lands cent stamps
taken. all receive a catalogue OF / 900 de.
sirable and curious articles. j. L. Patten (;
Co., Al Barclay street, N. Y. D4wEow
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The marks indicate II feet and falling,
Weather cloudy and warm

The marks Indicate II feet and ta1l;no
Weather cloudy and warm yarn AuU ta'1ns'
The Ben. Franklin left last -avor;ro u.
Cincinnati '''' '"'' evening ior
The Stockdale. an ronte tor c-;ro;nn.,;
and Sail Valley. for Ironton rUt ns S.aSl dosa
Yesterday morning. ~ U0"N
The Emma Graham FROM c,no;,,o., !.
Pittsburgh. passed m yesterdan marnina ~
The Rsson ia to.ds1,: noSIet r. pasLalS'
burg. AfAefS
TIE o'Neal and courier vi,l bo
rows packets for Pittsbnruh n and S9 psrIass,
buTro resneStiy !, N''Oufsn anu K
The Heatherington is en- route for this
city with $50 tons OF ore.
Local packets are running as usual.
Geo. Walton, q former river engineer,
who has invented two or three t;5dS ~
headlights for steamboats, and locomotiyes'
has received letters patent for another i'm.
provement. His new headlight, alt6oueh
burning the same kind Of oil as before
will distribute alight, It is claimed, canal
in b,rilliancy and intensity to a calcium.
LUG sLateUent gong the rOUnua of tha
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Remember, Ne People

That "Hale's Honey OF Hoarhound and Tar
Is now recognized as the great national Spe.
cIic for the cure Of coughs and all lung dis.
eases. See that you get "Hale's Honey Of
Hoarhound and Tar large size cheapest)
and take no other, as there are counterfeits,
Sold by Logan, List & Co, and all druggists.
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LARAMIE's Palace Restaurant will fur
nish board at 81 week. Breakfast, Din
ner or Supper Csc. Restaurant open day
and night Oysters and Zoe Cream at ali
seasons OF tho year. Assembly Hall rented
at low rates, and large suppers furnished
at liberal prices. LARAMIE,
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TnE Starlight Dancing Club ave a
social at Goetze's Hall, in Centre Wheel
Ing, on Monday night, at which prizes
were awarded 70 the best lady and gentle
man Walter. Tie first, Q broast pin, was
awarded to Miss Maria Krsuse, and Mr..
John House Won the other prize, . SILVER
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A So0p carpet Tor is cents pes yard at
G. G. Roth's, and a full line Of any grade
or quality you wish, at almost your own
price. Call in and see them before pur-
chasing elsewhere, at 2lOO Main street,
South Side.