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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-15

The HlaH TBSTRD REouAsIrEs.-Tbeir
Ntrt Annual Convention 10 Be Held in Wheel.
inq.-An associated press dispatch from
Petersburgh, Va, last night conveys the
intelligence that the next annual National
Convention OF the Independent Order Of
High Tented Rechabites, of North Amer.
ica, Is to be held in this city on the fourth
Tuesday OF Aey. The Rechabites are an
order little known by the general public
in this section OF the country, the Lodge
in this city hsYing been but recently or.
ganized. Its place OF meeting Is Peter,
sons Hall, on Main street. The order is
a social and beneficial secret organization,
the chief tenet OF its creed being the alb
stinenHe from the use OF intoxicating liq.
uors. It somewhat resembles the Good
Templars and Sons OF Temperance In gen
eral features, but in the details Of its work
ings is said to be widely different from
them. The name Is derived from Rechab
the ancestor Of Jonadab, the original total
abstainer, OF whom we read in Second
Kings, Y, 1925, and also in Chronicles
and Jeremiah. Rechab, disguised with
the RIGHTEOUSNESS Of the PhGnecian rule
brought up his descendants TO dwell In
tents and live as ascetics, building no
houses, neither drinking any wines
Hence the sIgnifcation OF the name given
the Society Of the "High Tented Rechab'
ties"
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ANOTHER DISCOVERY.
The Power OF the Electric Light
Exceeded in its Value 10
Humanity.
How Rochester Gentleman Dis.
covered the Secret OF
Longevity,
Whereby He saved His Own Lille
and Gave the Results 10
the World.
A Record Unparalleled in the Ex.
perience OF the Medical
Profession.


ROCHESTER,, n, Y, March 1.
AT time when the public attention Is specially
directed toward scientific discoveries the revelation
which has been made BY 2 gentleman Of this city
kidney troubles are dangerous, and that even sIgh
difficulties should receive immediate attention. Here
toiore Brghts Disease Of the Kidneys has been con
Edertd incurable, and all afflicted with It have AbAn
doned hoPe. Mr.. II. II. Warner, the well known
dealer In sales and one Of our leading citizens was
this number, and when given up by physlcians o.
eeted his own recovery BY what Is already becoming
famous as Warmers safe Kidney and Liver Cure. &
remarkable was the recovery that he determined 4
give the remedy TO the public, and the following
strong and authentic facts amply confirm It's grell
value: Charles .. Prentice, Of Toledo, O., won't Il
Paris and thence 10 England 10 be treated for Brightly
Disease and after the best physiclanS Of both eoun
tries had done what they could for him, gave up In
despair and returned 10 America 10 die. Here he ro
ceVed further treatment from other sklliul phyIi-
clans without benefit aud while "lISesily lingering
In pain and anguish he Says heard Of the Sale
Kidney and Liver Cure, took Il and was completely
cured In few weeks. Notice tho following
sALT LAKE, CRY, Jan. ., 1850,
H. II. Warner d Co., Rochester, N. Y:
GISTLEMES-ln 1871, at Warrington, D. G., / ex.
pereneed very severe attack Of Pneumonia, tefmIn.
ating In Hepatitis inflammation Of the lVei) which
gradually extended TO the Kidneys Ny entire SyS
TEN va! In terrible condition. Ny akin becamS
yellow, dry and feVeriSh; my limbs BEGAN 10 swell
and with certain death staring in the face, Ibe-
came utterly dependent. was kept by my phyIi.
ciAn-one Of the best In WaShington-upon an extlu.
sye milk diet for i've months, with no Improvement,
but an uggrayatlon Of all my symptoms. Ny case
seemed utterly hopeless, and was 20 regarded by q
council Of the most eminent physicians In the city.
Death seemed inevitable. By the advice Of friend
vas induced TO try WArner'S Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, and In ten weeks was entirely restored and
verify believe Warmers safe Kidney and Liver Cure
the best medicine ever prepared. ] am, gentlemen,
gratefully youn, OIL, AYERELIA
Any one Who has pain 10 the back or the slightest
symptom Of Kidney trouble should not delay an In
slant but seek Feli through this sovereign remedy.
All druggists eel II. Sold Wholesale 10 Wheeling by
Logan, Lat & Co. and LAughlin Bros. 4 Co.
mhl2JTfHSAW
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CERTIFICATE OF IScoRPoRATIoS.-Secre'
tary Of State Brady yesterday issued a
certificate Of incorporation to the Eureka
Detective Agency for. the purpose OF de-
tecting, arresting and bringing to justice
persons charged with the commission Of
criminal otfenses against the laws OF any
State, or OF the United States, or those sus-
pected to be guilty OF crime. The prin-
cipal office shall be In Charleston, W. Va,
and this certificate shall expire July sth,
1888. Five hundred dollars have been
subscribed for the purpose OF incorpora.
ton, OF which fifty dollars have been paid
in, and the privilege OF increasing to S. 900
was granted. The capital is divided into
shares Of FIVE dollars each, and is held as
follows: ALI. Bennett, Charleston, ten
shares; W. A. Wilson, Cannellton, ten
shares; Joel Plymale, Wayne O. H., ten
shares; James W. Bale, Gallipolis, Ohio,
ten shares; NJ. w. Williams and A. G.
Stagg, Parkersburg, ten shares each; @. O.
Green, st. Mary's, ten shares; W. E.
Hinton, Hurricane, ten shares, F. I.
Hughes, Winfield, ten shares.
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AMusEMKSTs-0pra Hoi@.-Mr. Bart.
ley Campbell's great success, the Galley
Slave, will be presented at this house on
Monday and Tuesday evenings next. The
Brooklyn Eagle, in speaking Of Its presen-
tation In that city, says: "The Galley
Slave was played at Hayerly's Theatre
last evening before an Overlooking audi.
ence, who, though cold at first, speedily
warmed up through the interest OF the
play, until at the climax Of the fourth act
the applause was overwhelming. The
piece made profound impression, and
will, We have little doubt, hold the stage
for many years. It Is full Of mirth, and 10
obviously the result Of careful, conscien-
tious work. In all the requirements Of a
strong acting play 1t Is one Of the very
best that native writer has yet offered
the American public" The cast includes
Miss MAude Granger. Signora Mageroni,
Mrs. Louisa Morse, Eugene Blair, Frank
Evans, ]. j. Sullivan, 7. II. Burns, o. A.
McManus and others. Seats are selling
rapidly at Lucas music store, Those wish
ing choice Of seats must call early.
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TEMPERANCE Norris. "A temperance
meeting under the auspices OF the Ladies'
Temperance Band Of this city will be held
at Otis Hall, corner Market and Twelfth
streets, on Sunday afternoon at 1880
o'clock, to which all who are friendly to
the cause Of temperance are invited.
Gospel temperance meeting at Parker
Hall as usual tomorrow at 3P. N. Rev.
s. B. Barnitz, G. W. Atkinson, Rev.
Thompson and others are expected to ad.
dress the meeting.
The members Of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union Of Belmont county,
will meet in Bellaire Wednesday and
Thursday, May 10Th and 10th, in the Dis.
ciples Church, to organize Woman's
Temperance Union for the county OF Bel.
mont, and to transact such other business
as may be necessary for the successful
prosecution OF temperance work. Mrs.
I, O. Rowles, OF Bridgeport, Is President,
and Mrs. Rev. ]. Rambo, OF Bellaire, Sec.
rotary. Among the speakers announced
are Z. G. Cracrait, Esq, Miss A. Taylor,
President OF the Female College; Hon.
Ross ]. Alexander, OF Bridgeport, Col. o.
L. Poorman, OF Bellaire, and Mrs. Mary
Bynon Reese, OF Steubenville.
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PUBLIo SALE OF REAL EsTAT
Twin Oaef at public sale, on the premises,
SATURDAY. NAY

Communicating at 2 O'Clock p. IN, ali that desIrabl,
business property situated on Belmont Itreet, Bell
alre, Ohio, Block Lot 49, i20xlS on which q two
story brick two large business rooms suitable for
WholnAlo or rotaij also twelve large, airy ana Vel
ventilated roona suitable for dWelllns; large collar
and blsement kitchen. The CELLAR are cemouIed
walls and doors water and gas Throughout The prem
lseS. On the rear OF aid Lot e a tSO.StoFy inmS
dwelling o. stx large rooms Good view Of the Ohio
river and Unon and ThlTty-thlFd StrOetG. Albo
water throughout the house
The above property 10 on one Of the best business
streets 70 Belaro and will increase In value being In
same block q Postotce and on line Of Street Rail
and nov paying 10 per cent, The dwelling Il very
dellrAblei - u fronts on Belmont street.
The reason for selling IL account Of old age, aud
an going % HeE York 10 reside with some friends.
The Rooye L rare ehlnoo for parties Wishing 10
purchase good paying real estate. The property Il
Tree from all claims aud tAEta paid up 70 this Fall
insurance 10 run nearly two y6Ars yet. warranted
deed given on confirmation oil sale,
Parties Wilhiug 10 purchase the above will Nv.
ample dmb TO examine the PREMISE,
ksptnbet The u.is add place q ttse Ials Is posI.
ave NAV "a, lt2p m.
Sur further piI!Isallg ssll on r EELLEHER, on
the prentses OF, W. II. FERRY, City Auction RoouiE,
= Ts a made ii Known On III az Of SALE nyll
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CHRAp RxcuRsios.-The p. O. & ST. J..
Railroad will sell excursion tickets TO
Pittsburgh Saturday, May 18TH. Tickets
going viii be good on all trains Saturday.
Returning, will be good on trains leaving
Pittsburgh as follows: Saturday I P. N. (;
Sunday $3.50 a. NJ, arriving at Wheeling
11:S0 A. N. Special train leaving Sunday
night 1880 P. NJ, arriving at Wheeling
about 2 A. N. and on all regular trains
Monday. Fare 81 so for round trip.
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THE ExcE1sIoR.-Sgpaior 10 GR-The
supply OF Superior Book laid in for this sea-
son by the Reymann Brewing Co., was
to meet the greatly increased
trade, still the demand for this fayorite
beverage, was this season unprecedented,
and in two days the immense quantity
was absorbed. / cannot furnish my Gus.
toners with Book therefore to-day, but l
will have on draught on Saturday next
Reymann Brewing Co.'s celebrated Ne
Plus Uilra, Superior, Excelsior, better
than anything TO be had elsewere.
CHAs. R. BEHLHR.
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QUICK TRIPS BETWEEN E :
" WHEELING. PEEwooD AND ~
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RELIGIOUS NorEs.-Rev. Walter Long
District Superintendent OF the American
Bible Society, has issued number OF let
tiers OF invitation to the sixty-iourth ami
yersary Of the American Bible Society to
be held in Louisville, KY, tomorrow.
Sermons appropriate to Whit-Sunday,
or Pentecost, will be preached at the En-
glish Lutheran Church on Sixteenth street,
tomorrow, by the pastor, Rev. S. B. Bar
nitz.
International Sunday School lesson for
tomorrow: "The Marriage Feast" Mat
thew XXI, LA.
The exercises at the Disciples Church,
on Market street, tomorrow, will be: Sun.
day School at l0A. NJ, and preaching at II
a. N, and 7.S0 P. NJ, by the pastor, W. B.
Thomson.
The Committee on County and State
Sunday School Organization has been call.
ed TO meet at the residence OF the Chair
man on,Monday afternoon at two o'clock,
to complete the programme for the State
Convention.
Rev. Dr.. LYDIA will preach Sunday, 10l
A. NJ, at Thompson NJ. E. Church, and at
Zane Street Church at 7iP.N.
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The P. @. 4 St. L. railway company
will sell excursion tickets to the race Of
Washington City, at the rate OF $40 W ior
round trip, Tickets good for one week;
This will take you through Pittsburgh and
Harrisburg, via the great Pennsylvania
Central and Northern Central railway,
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Orr FOR EURoPE.-Mr. John. Bailie, oil
the Union Railroad and Steamship ticket
office, sold tickets to the following persons
who left Yesterday for New York and
Philadelphia: Mr.. George Elliot, Mr..
James Emblem, Mr.. John Emblem and
Mrs. Maggie Kurtz, Of this city, for New
York to take passage on Steamer Ger.
mania OF the White Star Line, sailing
to-day. Mr.. Jos. Davis and Daniel Will.
Jams, Of Martins Ferry, and Mr.. John
Hughes. Mrs. Emma Hughes and John
Forrest, Of Benwood, who left for Phila-
TO take the steamer British EN-
pire OF the American Line, sailing this day.
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MRS. sHEIps SECOND MUSICAL EALkh,
TAN IlhI.--Mrs: sheiee second musical ,cl
entertainment AZ the opera HOUSE last
nignt, mad an aPpreciatye auaienoe,
Micn VA ~ wen pleased ns, " wa Lle ons
tne night before. inc programne we
an equaly gooo one, Whlch We give nere-
WIN:
Feat PM sens tAIy5ney
Af' A NJ she pep a nd al, Jo! p Hill ~ A. '"
Violin soio-CAir Allsmand Mlzeka
MS. ~, WHILE zileh. cso.,.
ft@n' pl ~ n EbeiipS.
Aria-Tsmpo al
o. MI; Annie doi A. shsio. a,,v.,
~ III ciiitop lin eostumSi
Ia RomanEa wilhOlnj
b. Abendllsd IS ;;... ,.:. haaser
Walt, Sang ' .Mu1o
Mis- A. v. Hupp.
Violin oblgata.......
sOps-FlOvsr Girl ~. Bevisnanl
Ms. Rlla B. Lewis tin eostunel.
Piano Isoio-kSoie9 on PSsIII
Duo, DlmmI, perehS ' in quest eTsnO, 'front.' v,,d,
Simon BooslneSTo '6A
Ms. 4: ~. I ShS ~ Nc NJ eS.s " " E,g H0ne
coneiadins With grand SKindsr sIIiouIe.n
The onartette was n very prettv one.
Int LACKED animation somewhat.
WilIie Zilcb for a yonnp amateur plays
varv wall Int nj dimes Ia not carefil
s suy ~ NAV mn 10 Mitch otberwise his
playine Is yery good.
70 81 Prof. Ebeiins we continue our words
Of praise ior Ills sympathetic. clean and
tasteiul piano PLAYING. which proved that
Inc artistic mart has not been sacrificed TO
the technical. Combining both In an emf.
nent degree.
Mrs. Sheib certainly has had good
schooling as a vocalist and musician, and
though, as observed before, she had not
full control OF her powers owing TO hoarse-
mess. Il evidenced her excellent method
MAT permitted such difficult selections to
be sung under the circumstances.
Miss Clifton again charmed her hearers
with her pretty voice, which haSbeen the
talk Of the town since she has been one
Of Mrs. Sheibs pupils.
Prof. Ebelingi Is as delightful as a violin.
lat "a he is a pianist, and his two selections
were most delightful.
Mrs. Bown was set down to sing, but
still being hoarse, her number was taken
by Miss R.V. Hump, who sang again, with
the violin obligatos Of Prof. Vaas, the
Waltz Song she sang before, even bet.
ter than on the previous occasion.
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The readers OF the INrRLLIaENcER arr
hereby informed that an excursion trair
will start from Chicago, ILL.,, Wednesday
June 10, 1880, by the Chicago and North
western railway, for Californian Oregon
The rates are very low. Chicago tn San
Francisco and return, $3.50. Chicago "a
Salem, Oregon and return, Sl67 80. The
tickets will be good for return 80 days
with privilege to extend TO 90 days, II ap'
piled for. Address at once Rev. Isaac
billion, Methodist book concern, Chicago,
Ill. D&w
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PERSONAL MESrIoN.-Mr. NJ. Gelink
last evening returned from an extended
business trip in the interest OF the Deltscll'
Zeitung, along the Tuscarawas Valley rail-
road.
]. NJ. weisling, formerly with J. w
Forney, OF this city, left to-day for Wheel
ing where he will take a position in the
extensive jewelry establishment of Tur-
ner & Dillon. Mr.. Weisling is capable
young man OF excellent business qualifca'
tons and he will be success In his new
position as he has been in his old.-StetI.
bnyiIle Herald.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Belleville, passenger agent Of
the p, w. & Ky. railroad, is confined tc
his home on the Island by illness, which
threatens to take on the. symptoms Of ty'
phoid fever.
Miss Anna Hoge, OF st. Clairsville, Il
visiting friends in Wheeling.
Editor Crouch, OF the Moundsyille Com
mercial, came up Yesterday to look oyel
the battlefield and see II he could detect
any signs OF the ravages Of Wednesdays
war. He couldn't. Mr.. Crouch pub
fishes model country paper, and Mar
shall county Republicans ought to support
Barley Campbell, the celebrated dra
matte author, whose "Galley Slave COM
bination is to appear at the Opera House
Monday and Tuesday nights next, tool
dinner at the Mcclure House yesterday
accompanied by his wife, Mr.. Campbell
is an old Pittsburgh journalist, and loves it
Miss Mary Reynolds, OF Steubenville, Il
visiting Miss Carrie Brues, on the Island
Mr.. Jacob steinnagel, Of South Wheel
ing, yesterday received dispatch from
Covington, KY, announcing that his
brother was lying at the point OF death In
that city, and for him to come on at once
| II he desired TO aee him living.
NJ, w. Lunsford is lying very III at hii
residence in Pleasant Valley, and his ply
sicians say there Is little or no hope OF his
rarnVprV
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TIE arches which have been going up at
the Water Works under the supervision
Of City Engineer D. W. Peterson, were
sprung yesterday, and work will now go
on more rapidly than formerly. The new
engine will be in order by July 4th.
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CIRcurT CouKr, Judge Mtlrin.-Court
met at 10 O'Clock A. N. yesterday, and
transacted the following business.
In the matter Of the State Vi. Carr, nd.
ministrator, and others, the argument on
the demurrer was concluded in the fore
noon, and the case submitted to Court.
The afternoon was occupied in the argu.
ment on the supersedeas in the case OF
TODD & Smith vs.. Calls. Pending further
argument In the case the Court adjourned
until Monday at a.. N.
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To TnR Boar RAcE.-Just now there is
a strong feeling Of interest and anticipa-
ton as 70 the result Of the Courtney.Han-
Ian boat race at Washington, D. o., next
week and many persons are DESTROYS OF GO
ing. The B. 10. have issued excursion
tickets from to-day MAY 18TH until the
ed inclusive, for SO 90 the round trip.
These rates will enable persons TO spend a
week in the National Capitol, visit Con.
gress now In session, the various objects Of
interest, &c, and the horse race next
week Of Ivy City, and also the boat race.
The ticket contains q coupon admitting
70 the Fair Grounds where the race will
be.
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AUBURN, ME-, April q, 1879.
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Youa special attention is called to our
auction sale. about to take place in Horn.
brooks block, Main street, above Twelfth
street, Of fine oil paintings from the Art
Gallery OF Philadelphia, managed by B.
Scott, Jr.. art auctioneer.
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Sudden Death In taylor County.

UKAFIUNI w VA luHy r.
Editors Inteliiscnest.
E. W. Straight, (Big Ed.) Of Barrack.
vile, W. Va, died of an apoplectic fit
while walking from his work to dinner to.
day. The deceased was q stone.mason and
was well respected. Up to the time Of his
death he had been working at Fleming
ton, Taylor county, w. Va.
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WASHINGTON, Mayl5.-lAM.-For Ten
nessee and the Ohio Valley, northeast to
southeast winds, stationary or rising bar
ometer, followed in the western portions
by a falling barometer, slightly warmer
and partly cloudy weather.
For the Lakes, stationary followed by
q falling barometer, warmer southeast
winds and increasing cloudiness.
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INDUsTRlAL TNrELLIeEnoE.
Items Of Interest from the mills, Mines
workshops and Railroads.

Items Of Interest from the MILLS, Mines,
workshops and Railroads.
From the Monroe Gasette, Woodsaeld:
Conductor Feeley's train took out seven
car loads Of freight from thispoint on Mon
day afternoon, consisting Of produce, to-
bacco, wheat, and walnut timber, and still
there is more freight to go out. The pay
roll Of the B. & S. W. for this month
amountst to e,058 IL, which is larger than
any previous month, as the company have
extra men working on construction"
The Bellaire Bulletin says: "Workmen
in the Bellaire Nail Mill greatly fear that
the proposed two weeks stop will last all
summer. We hope not"
An order has lately been issued by the
p, O. & st. L. Railway TO their brakemen
requiring them to make couplings with a
pole or stick. The penalty for non-fulfll-
ment OF this order is thirty days suspen-
sion. This will doubtless lessen the mum.
Der Of accidents occurring in the coupling
OF cars.
The new packing and sand houses Of the
South Wheeling Glass Works are now be-
ing used and are admirably adapted to
their uses.
A new hot blast is being erected at the
Benwood blast furnace.
The roof OF the hot blast furnaces at the
Belmont Mill fell yesterday, caused 1t i
supposed by contraction. The loss \
about 500 and the repairs will be madt
while the furnace Is banked up.
Five OF the kilns at the Pottery are com
pleted and the other one is being pushed
as vigorously as possible.
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THE stockholders of the Wheeling
Hinge Company hold a meeting this after.
noon at A. o'clock, being an adjourned
meeting from the LIST inst.
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RUNNING SORES.
Interesting Account Of the Healing

VI bEuAeh Leg.
-Mesus. LoTlloPs PINKuAN, Druggists Dear
SirI-0n the 2Sd Of August 1871, / had the mlsioF-
tuns Of having my leg broken, In front q William
SernS' dry goods store, by case Of goods being
thrown on me. The bone was set by q physician 81
this place. Upon removing the splinS, sores broke
out from my knee TO the heel and several physciAnI
called IL yaeose veins, and ordered me to wear rub
Der stochng. After wearing out about SIS worth Of
different makes without any signs Of any cure
bought the CUTicuRA RKhEDI1si for the purpose, rs
expFeI Cd II at the time 70 DO humbugged again. Be.
fore half had been used aItonlShed 70 500 the
sores heal up one by one and now not one sore Is
| DO seen. recommended the zane 70 neIg b oorinr
lady who had been troubled for yeAn with SORE
wrist After using hundreds Of remedies she Il com.
pletely cured. Respectfully yours,
DOVER, n. Il. HENRY LAEDECKER.
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Our customers are all pleased, and we
are continually adding something new as
the season advances. Give US q call for
anything you may want in dry goods. We
will not ask you to buy II our prices are
not the lowest. l. BLUM & Bro.
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InAvE a few pieces Of Black Cashmere
all wool, worth 52!c TO buy to-day.
will sell them out at SOC per yard for cash
at Geo. g. Roth's.
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Our SILK Run

Still keeps up. Our stock is as complete
again as 1t was the first OF the season, and
numerous bargains and handsome styles
can be seen at our Silk Department.
l. BLUM & BRo.
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LOUIS scnwAlp will have fresh Nil.
waukee Beer on tap at his National sa-
loon, Main street. to-day.
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RKrREsH yourself by taking glass of
Milwaukee Beer at Louis Schwalb's Ma
tional Saloon to-day.