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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-06
Our Churches Yesterday

The International Sunday School Les
son Yesterday was: "Our great High
Priest, or the one Mediator. Lessons
": l4-l6, ": l-6.
Bishop George w. Peterkin preached
at st. Matthews, yesterday, and the
knowledge that such would be the case,
coupled with changes in the choir, drew
large congregations, both morning and
evening. At the latter service, the rites
of confirmation were performed. The
choir, Yesterday, was as follows: Mrs.
Geo. Is. Caldwell, Miss Rose Nc
Naughten, Messrs. John +. Mendel and
&. \. Lucas.
At the First English Evangelical
Lutheran, the pastor preached yester-
day morning from Thessalonians III, D.,
"And the Lord direct your hearts INTO
the love Of God" The Sunday school
was very attentive to the lesson of the
day, Mr.. Zevley having put it on the
blackboard in good style and so as to
make it very practical. The school was
visited by Rabbi Nogelsdorf, of the
Temple congregation, who expressed
himself as much pleased, and congratu-
lated officers. teachers and scholars on
their good work. Rev. Mr.. Cesegheni,
OF a Waldensian family, addressed the
school on Christian work in Italy, and
was listened to with marked attention
The evening sermon of Rev. Barnitz
was on "The happiness of Gods Israel, "
from Deut. SO: 30. This church cele-
brates the sacrament of the Lords sup
per next Sunday, and has preparatory
services Wednesday, Thursday and FRI
day evenings of this week.
Rev. Cesegheni, a Waldensian mis-
sionary from Italy, was among a num-
Der OF the Sunday Schools and related
many interesting events OF his expert
ence.
Though the announcement of the APP
pointments by the Methodist Episcopal
Conference will not be made until Mon
day morning, We have been able to
secure i'm advance information in regard
to Wheeling and vicinity as the slate
now stands, and unless complications
arise to make a change of programme
necessary, the appointments following
will be made:
DR.. A. G.. George, of the Fourth Street
Church, will 90 to Parkersburg.
Rev. c. p. Masden, of Philadelphia,
will take DR.. Georges place as pastor at
Fourth Street Church.
Rev. ID. II. X. Dix will take Rev. y. f.
Rippey's place at Wesley Chapel, and
the latter will be transferred to Triadel-
phia.
DR.. J. A. Fullerton will go to Mounds
Vile.
There will be no changes in the city
except at Wesley Chapel and Fourth
Street Letter.
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Tho Ton MN Blast Furnace.

The worst fears have been realized of
the condition OF the above furnace, and
there is no longer room for doubt that
the entire stack must be refined. An
immense cavity on the south side, av-
eraging five feet in width, has been torn
from the Inning, exposing the Jacket"
or outside casing. The bell, the mass
ofiron which closes the mouth of the
stack, fell in on Saturday, but did no
material damage.
After the break was discovered on
THURSDAY, the blast was kept on but no
stock put in and by nine O'Clock that
evening the last of the metal was re-
moved. The process of cooling down
then began, and as soon as tempera-
ture was reached, sufficient to admit Of
work, men began to Shovel out" An
almost inCredidble amount of cinder
and Stag was removed and much is still
remaining. At the time Of our visit,
Yesterday, the rubbish was still above
the tuveres, and the amount of damage
below could not be aSCertained. The
shoveling out will probably be concluded
to-day and the work of repairing will at
once set in.
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satnrdnY,s Hos Race.

4 moderate crowd assembled at the
Fair Ground on Saturday afternoon To
witness the race between Hermit, Jr.,
owned by Will Handlan, Of this city,
and Hunter the property OF Mr. UrIch,
of UrichSyiile, Ohio. From some cause
the betting was very light, and not cX-
trusiye. In the first heat, Hermit had
the pole and won in 2;42!. In the
second heat Hermit led for the first quar-
ter. when he broke badly, and Hunter
took the lead and kept it, coming under
the wire in 2:45. The third heat was
taken hv Hermit in 2:40i, the best time
made in the race. In the fourth heat
Hunter came in first, after a close strug-
gle. in 2.4$i. The fifth heat and the
race WAS won easily 10y Hunter in 2:4l.
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Personal.

DIR. Boyd, OF Cameron, mas located at
No. IS Twelfth street, this city. The
Moundsville papers speak very highly
OF the Doctor as a gentleman and physl-
clan. He is a Prominej Sunday School
worker, a successful physician, and a
member Of the State Medical Assocla-
ton. We bid him a hearty welcome to
our midst.
DR.. Stanton and c. w. Conant, of this
city, were in Wheeling Yesterday
NsJlburUg Gazette.
Miss Cedora Cox who has been visit
ing friends in Wheeling for some time,
returned Tuesday Tyler Independent.
Scofeld has returned from the Edi-
torial Association in Wheeling, thor
oughly changed man.-PdrSsrSb'Tg SH-
tiHi
Judge Okey Johnson is spending a
few days in town.-PUrkTsbury NeUiiDsL.
Two young men were IN the great and
magnificent city of Wheeling. One
slim youth wished TO find blooming
Rose, but alas. he had forgotten the
number. Calling 4 small boy to him,
tine following took place: Boy, here 5
a quarter. Show US where Miss
lives Boy takes the quarter, slips 1t
into his pocket, and after saving that he
couldn't really tell, goes oil whlstllng
Baby Mine. "-Wd-si Democrat
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Chnnned Her Mind.

On Saturday night, about IL O'Clock,
a messenger eXCurted to the city build
ing i'm hot haste, and impaired to officer
St.Mevers the information that a woman
was irving to drown herself at the wharf.
He hurried to the spot and saw the femi-
nine, though she was then engaged in
an attempt 10 enter restaurant on the
levee. She is known by the name OF
GIMME Community" her real cogno-
men being unknown. She told the oill-
Ger she had no friends, no home, and
furthermore had not where TO lay her
head. She was aweary of living and
sighed To rest her deep in the quiet
grave. Consequently she proposed
launching herself from the tOpmOst
point Of the suspension bridge and in
the deep bosom of the Ohio find the
rest that was denied her in life.
The officer was in a quandary. He
did not wish to allow her to 90 and she
had done nothing for which she could
be arrested. Finally an idea lowered
near him. He grasped and unrolled 1t,
pondered over it and then carried
GIMME TO the lookup on a charge OF
yagrancy, but for safe keeping.
Apparently nothing is known OF her
anteccdents. She has been at the poor
house several times and has also been
in service. Her reputation is good, and
it is supposed she is slightly deranged,
the effects Of severe burn she received
while cooking. She is harmless and in
nocent, and will probably be sent to
the county this morning.
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Almost a Catastrophe.

The Sixth ward, on Saturday night,
hal narrow escape from contributing
10 these columns in the shape of an OIL
lamp catastrophe, which was averted by
the presence of mind and prompt action
Of Mike Ialley, driver on car number
II. Mike was passing the corner OF
Market and Twenty-fourth streets
about $50 o'clock and observed bright
light in the kitchen OF Adolph's
grocery, on the southeast corner
Thinking it too bright to pro-
ceed from a lamp or stove, he
stopped his ear and went TO the win
dow. An oil lamp, which had been
sitting on the table, had exploded and
the burning oil had spread over the sur
face Of the table, threatening the de
structiOn Of the building. Mike rushed
in. seized table, lamp and all, and car
rying it out, dashed it into the gutter
and extinguished the flames. Then
mounting his car, ne rang the gong for
an absent-ninded passenger fare, and
drove of as quietly as might be.
The Atlantic reel came out, but was
not required. Much credit is due Mike
for his prOmptneSs and courage, and
during the remainder OF saturday night
he was the hero Of the hour. lie is Il
clever, genial fellow, and is known 70
the reportorial fraternity by the sobri-
quiet OF "the Smiler.'
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SAYINGS AND DOINGs.

BOARD OF Commissioners this morn
ing.
A NEW bell has been placed IN the
Belmont blast furnace.
TIE street car driver may safely be
said TO be industrious.
A GENTLEMAN from Ohio is about to
locate a planning mill at Moundsviile.
A GREAT many of our citizens were
out driving east of the city yesterday.
EDDIE Fox and Cal. Wagner were pre-
sented with boquets on Saturday night.
The Golf Guards, about thirty strong,
made a very creditable parade on Satur-
day evening.
A HALF dozen cases OfassOrted DRINKS
and disOrderlies were in the cooler at
midnight last night.
Mosr OF our farmers are complaining
OF the long dry spell interfering with
the sowing OF their wheat.
WARRANT has been issued for an
Eighth warder named Emile Smith, Tor
selling LIQUOR without license.
q. B. JONES, the fireman at the Water
Works. has been compelled to suspend
labor by felun on his thumb.
YESTERDAY was remarkably quiet
Sunday, and even Saturday night was
not prolific of event or excitement.
The supply pipes at the water works
are gradually working toward the sur
lace, being plainly visible to the ends.
The Central Telephone Company will
meet this evening in the office OF ii. VI.
Russell, Esq, for the purpose oil electlng
officers.
The breaking of a clear" at the North
Wheeling glass works has occasioned
much trouble and loss OF time. 1t Is
again in good working order.
THE minstrels spent Sunday in the
city and several OF the gentlemen made
a number Of friends during their stay.
They leave this morning for GAINESVILLE.
JOHN EBERLIE and Bumper" Curtis
ran one hundred yard foot race out
the pike Saturday afternoon for $40
side. 1t was won by the latter amidst
great excitement.
Howard Bros. & Co, 1907 Main street,
report the following patents having
been granted TO residents OF West Nlr-
GINA for the week ending Sept. 80:
Adam Hancock, improvement in feed
cutters: :. VI. Howard, Wheeling, i'm
provement in nail assorters.
We noticed in Saturdays REGISTER
the shooting of a son of p. Dobler, the
result of an accident. The manner was
as follows: Young Dobler was sitting
ON the porch, in the afternoon, when a
cartridge. shot from "nigger-shooter,
struck the wall and exploded, a piece
of the shell striking hign on the nose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-06
Horse Theft.

ON last Wednesday a dispatch was re-
ccived at the Central police office, in
effect that buggy and two horses had
been stolen from Speidel's livery stable,
at Wellsburg. They had been hired to
drive to the BurgettStown fair, and were
not returned. \ reward of $40 was
offered for their recovery, and our police
notified to keep a lookout On Satur-
day night. officer George McCully went
out to Cameron, and arrested the thief
and locked him up. He refuses to say a
word or even tell his name. He will be
sent 10 WellSburg to-day.
Yesterday afternoon the team and
buggy were brought in by John Hubbs,
of Cameron, who placed them at Rine 5,
and notified the Sergeant. \ man came
down from Wellsburg, and after paying
the reward, received the stolen property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-06

Two certificates were issued on >Jtur-
day BY Secretary OF state Brady, as fol-
lows:
4 corporation 20 be known rs the
STERLING Coal Company, tormcdiorthc
purpose Of doing all things necessary 10
the coal and salt business The prin-
cipal office shall bee at Clifton, Mason
county. W. Va, and the charter shall
expire October LIST, lNo The sum of
$4,000 has been subscribed and $4,000
paid i'm, and the privilege Is given % in
crease the capital stock % 100000. The
capital Is divided into shares of 500
each. and is held As follows: II. g.. Dam
iel, ui Pomcruy, 400 shares, W
F.. Edwards, Of Mason county,
w. Va, 10; ID. ;. Stevenson,
Of Mason county, 10; George W. P.antz,
of Mason county, 10; W. b. Rathburn,
of Chattanooga, Tenn, 10 shares.
A corporation 20 be known as the Lit
tie Fire Creek Coal Company formed
for the purpose Of mining, shipping and
vending coal coke and iron. The prln-
cipal office shall be at Charleston, W.
Va, and the corporation shall expire on
September %, 1893. The sum Of $1,000
has been subscribed and 500 paid, and
the corporation is granted the privilege
of increasing it's capital stock from time
to time TO Sl,OOOOOO. The capital so
subscribed is divided into shares Of SIS
each, which are held as follows: VIM.
T.. Truslow, Of Charleston, 40 shares;
WIN. T. Thayer and VIM. A. Quarter,
of Charleston, share each; James j.
level. OF Kanawha Sahnes, 40 shares
and Samuel Christy, of Kanawha Salines,
rs shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-06
RIVER INTELLIGENCE,

CINCINNATI, October 5.-River 3 feet
3 inches and falling. Weather dry and
hot.
ST. LOUIS, October Only local
packets arrived or departed. River I
feet s inches by the gauge. Weather
clear and very warm.
CAIRO, October 5.-Arriyed-Josie
Harry, st. Louis; Centennial, New Or
leans; Colordo, Eckert Island; Maude,
Vicksburg; Fannie Tatum, Cincinnati;
Fawn, Evansville; Clinton, st. Louis.
Departed-Josie HAIRY, White river;
Imperial, Little Eagle Golddust, Cen
tennial, Maude, Colorado and Tatum,
st. Louis; Fawn, Evansville. River ,
feet II inches and falling. Weather
clear: thermometer 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-06
THE COURTS.
Saturdays Proceedings in the
Different Judicial Bodies.
COUNTY COURT-JCDGE BOY


Court met at . A. ". on Saturday and
the session of this Court was occupied
with the argument in the case OF the F.,
W. < Ky, Railroad Company VS.. Car
oline Wilson, the railroad company ask
ing for the condemnation OF certain pro-
perry belonging to the defendant.
MUNICIPAL CoUEr-JCDGE CRANMER.
On Wednesday the Court adjourned
until Saturday, but as His H0sor, Judge
Cranmer was absent ON that day, no
business was transacted and the Court
will probably not sit until Wednesday.
POLICE CoURT-MAYOR SWEENEY.
Louis Hartman, diSOrderly conduct,
paid s. and costs.
Wm Neimann, drunk, was sent up
Tor SIX months.
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ACARD TO COUNTRY MER-
CHANTS

We call your attention tn our
offerings of Silks and Dress
Goods. We will cut them tO suit
your trade and nj Eastern
prices.
Your special attention To our
Cloak Department We are
manufacturing our own. Our
STYLES and workmanship ac-
knOWIedged tO be the best. Our
stock the Iargest this side of New
York. ana We assure yOu you
will find our prices a. low. 1T not
lower than you can b'sy the
same East. We warrant every
garment. Cash buyers will find
40 To their interest To examine
our stock before purchasing.
4. RLIM AZ BRO,
IIOi Vain Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-06

ON Saturday evening, John QTigg,
Joseph Hamilton. W. Wait, George
Hannah. Frank Haley AMI Patrick Ken
nedy, Of the Democratic Executive Com
mittpc, Of this city, met at tGe city
building and arranged tor Il free cNsur-
sion from here over the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad for next "Wednesday, 10
take those 90 Brllar- who are DESTROYS
Of hearing Senator Voorhees, speech.
The train will leave the depot at . O.. NJ.
and the speaking vii, take place az o..
NJ. Beyond doubt, th.s meeting Will
be the largest of the season. A full eN-
cursiOu will % down from here, and
the country surrounding BgllairO will
send M a large tale of men
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Supply Pine Arrived.

The 20-inch pipe destined to replace
the old patched one that for so long has
done duty supplying water to the north
pumpat the water works, arrived from
Philadelphia on Saturday night. The
work OF laying it will begin to-day. In
position it will lie alongside OF the old
one, which will not be disturbed until
everything is ready for connection. II
things WORK, as is anticipated, there will
be no scarcity OF water, as the connec-
ton will be made on a Saturday, if pos
sible.
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Now York.

New YORK. October dry Goods
Business quiet with commission houses,
and the jobbing trade is less active.
Cotton goods in light demand, and
prints quiet Worstal dress goods and
ginghams fairly active, but cotton dress
goods sluggish. Light weight woolens
for mems wear in fair request by cloth
iers. Flannels and blankets in good de-
mand. Foreign goods quiet.
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WHOLESALE cRoCERS.
TOBACCOS.

7 AN NOW RECEIVING THE FOLLOWING
i brands OF choice TObaccOS, which vii. be
sold subject 20 the late reduction In the U. ;.
tax: Lorillards Climax on. mahogany
navy, Lorillard's Nickel Nugget mahogany
navy, LOrillard's Dime Nugget mahogany
navy, Lorilarl's double thick OF. mahogany
navy, LOriiari's navy B mahogany navy, Loril-
lards 10 on. pounds mahogany navy, LOrillard's
double thick Is dark navy, Finzer's Long
John" mahogany twins, Timers lG OF. pounds
mahogany, PAGES "Old Time" 3 ply twist OF.
Danvile: PAGES "Old Ned icCh twist, Dan
Vile; DawSOn't or. twist, Park Lane OZ
twist. OronOco ply twist, Little Pet 10 inch
twist lGs, Banana cable coil los, Magnolia cable
coil los, Heather Chinee cable coil los, silver
Bell To-. MaripOSa II inch bright, pounds; Royal
Gem II inch bright, pounds; Indian fine cut In
nails ". REILLY.
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and This is Fame. %

The Denver, Colorado, Ncrs contains
the following:
"WuEELINC. Wa, September 27.-The
three-mile scull race between George
". Weiserberser, Of ~. Louis. and
Louis FEELING, for 5000, which oc-
Cured to-day, was grand affair. The
former won bv a boat length.
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Directors Elected.

On SATURDAY evening the stockholders
of the Riverside Glass Company met
and elected officers and board OF lii
rectors For various Cogent reasons
these will not be made public at pres
ent. IL was given out, however, that
Mr.. Chas. Brady was chosen secretary.
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$500 Reward |!

They cure all diseases of the stomach,
bowels, blood, liver, nerves. kidneys
and uniary organs, and 500 will be
paid for case they will not cure or help
or for anything impure or injurious
found in them-Hop Bitters. Test it.
See Truths" or Proverbs another
column.
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WOOL.
Boston.

BosTov. October 4-Wool-Firm and
huovant: Ohio and Pennsylvania extra
3S,d 45c; Michigan extra 5000; Wis
consin 35i@4lc; combings and delalnes
S6ld 45c; Kentucky combing 34!G36:c;
tnh washed $40 46c.
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nhn SATURDAY. Evening Journal

having exhausted its last edition, and
INQUIRY Tor Saturdays Journal existing,
the forms will be put to press this morn
ing, and a supply furnished. Copies can
be had at Journal building, Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-06

IHAvE just returned from the East
with a full line of Dry Goods, Carpets,
Oil Cloths, &c, which will sell at the
very lowest cash prices. Geo. q. Roth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-10-06

LADIEsa and Gents Merino underwear,
a large assortment, and cheap, at Geo.
q. ROth's.
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The Pan Handle will run Excursion
trains to Pittsburgh Saturday and Sun
day, October 18th and 18th. Fare Sl.5O
for round trip.
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Hot for PittsburR

October llth and 18th. Fare for round
trip Sl.5O. Tickets good to return by
special Sunday evening or Monday
morning via. Pan Handle route.
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allbreljn9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index New TO Advertisements.

Masonic Notice.
Meeting of stockholders Wheeling
Library Association.
SaliSbury's TroubalOurs go Opera
House
Wanted - Room, with or without
BOarl
House for Rent-ll. Caldwell.
Brass Fire Spts-NcShjtt x Bro.
Special Offerings. Blum * Bro
Head al Local
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TAKE in the Pan Handle Excursion
Saturday and Sunday, October 18th and
18th. Fare Sl.j0 for round trip.
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McFADDEN E. SHEPPARD,

DUuDERs. 1910 MARKET STREET en-
ID trance three door above Custom House. }
All classes Of Buildings erected promptly and
satisfactorily. Plans and Specifications prepared
and estimates furnished on application. Careful
SUPERVISION given % buildings. Parties desiring
10 erect new, or 70 make Improvements on pres
ent buildings. and those needing any work In
our line will do well 10 call or address a. above.
RprlSc McFADDEN & SHEPPARD.
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DRY GOODS.

BLACK Cashmeres, cheaper than ever
AT Geo. G.. ROth's
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TURKEY Red Table Linen, only SOC
per yard, at Geo. q. Roth's.
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sALsBURY's TRoUBADoURs.

This combination will give three per.
Torrance this week, Friday night and
Saturday afternoon and evening and
will undoubtedly be greeted by large
houses on all three occasions. Their
entertainment is the most Jolly, rollick-
ing affair OH the boards and will be re-
membered with pleasure by those who
attended similar one several years
ago. Mr.. Charles J. Krouse, their adj
vance agent, was in the city on Satur-
day and has covered the bill boards
with some fine show paper, "The
Brook" will be given on Friday evening
and at the matinee, and Patch
work" will be presented on Saturday
night. Seats will be on sale at Lucas
music store.
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EXcursiOn.

4 FULL line OF colored Trimming
Silks, at Geo. q. Roth's.
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AMUsEMESTs.
THE MISsTREIS.

In the matter OF public performances
Wheeling is becoming rapidly metropo-
Titan, or in other words, is being school
ed or educated up TO metropolitan ideas
OF amusements. Only few years ago,
society would have curled its aristocratic
lip in scorn, and elevated its patrician
eyebrows in holy horrorof the lady who
would have attended a minstrel per-
Torrance. But now, and very pro-
perly, too, our fair ones turn
out in numbers and display
an enjoyment second to none. At the
matinee, on Saturday, the audience was
largely made up of ladies', who seemed
to thoroughly enjoy performance IN
which there was nothing to which the
most fastldious could object.
In the evening the auditorium was
completely jammed. The fine band OF
the company had attracted large audi
ence TO the door, many OF whom follow
ed to the interior. The performance
was one OF the best ever given in the
city. The eight clog dancers formed an
interesting and novel spectacle, and the
speciality artists were all above the
average. If Barlow, Wilson, Primrose
and West ever receive any but a cordial
welcome il will be when new and I'M
known era has set in.
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GLORY CHARACTERIZATION.

nwING TO THE INCREASED DEMAND
and the immense popularity Of the above
ccIebrat..d goods some dealers are selling INFER
Tor tobaccps and representing them a. the Glory
brand / claim the GLORY a. my exclusive
trade mark in this market for plug tobacco, and
no one has a right % represent other tobacco a
baing the same Each lump has gold tag with
the word GLORY" upon IL and none other II
genuine As it {. positively sOld under no other
brand in this city.
Buyers will please bear this In mind.
ag2 MI. HHIhh Y.
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CoME and see ourall Wool Cashmeres
at SOC per yard, all colors, at Geo. G.
ROth's.