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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-24
SCRAPS OF NEWS,
Gathered Here and There By Intelli'
genceF Reporters.


KRAMER's band played OF pennison,
Ohio, night beiore last, for society ball.
THRER deeds of trust were recorded, and
one marriage license Issued by Recorder
Hook yesterday,
A PLEASANT German" was given Of
Franzheim's Hall last evening in honor oil
Governor Mathews,
T. CocEAYSEw up on the 'Pewicky
last evening to play for q select reception
near Wellsburg. Several from this city
was also in attendance.
JoHS BREISING was yesterday appointed
guardian oil Mary Breining, orphan child
Of Adam Breining. Bond $3.50, with Ben
edict Hebrank as surety.
A FIRE was discovered yesterday inth'
rooi OF one Of the buildings Of the Whtta
ker iron works, but 1t was extingutshec
without sending in an alarm.
Mr., CHARLES HENDERSON, the foreman
Of the new glass works at Lagrange, ONO
10 putting everything in good shape Il
commence operations next week.
MosT all the Cabooses attached to the
freight trains on the o. 4 p. +, X, aEt
draped with Grape, on account o. w
brakeman who was killed on the road IAs'
week, -.
TuE fire was started in the new sshA NJ,
furnace at Lagrange last week naaSIdis y
expect to get TO work about lng ~, a ~ H..
next week, They have I"e''e p"' 'u
mace,
,,,.nI SorIrTy will celebrate the seventy
, a"%H birthday OF H. W. Longlellow to-
morrow afternoon by appropriate 'ezer
Cises.
Nh. A. p. JONES aud Miss Minnie Rob
ipson were married yesterday Afternoon
BY Rev. Manchester, Of Thomson N, =
church. and left at O'Clock on the 7, W
& KY, for Pittsburgh.
Tue following gentlemen have been ap
pointed usherH Tor the coming entertain
Iuent 10 be- given by the Whelan Literar!
Society; Lewis Wilhelm, Geo, S. Upde
graft and Michael Reynolds.
orr HALL UNION will hold bushes
meeting at their hall this evening, ct 1880
| n is hoped that the members and friend
Of the Union will be present as very I'm
poTtant business will be brought betor
them Tor immediate action,
MICHAEL Fay, q United States prisoner
was discharged from the Penitentiary yea
terdsy morning, his time having expired
lie was sentence for two years from Pu
laski City, W. Va, and Is q native Q
IGTeenbrier county, W. Va. lie was sen
to prison for making and passing counter
felt money. He Is No. l matchmaker
and very intelligent man.
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LOt TIE p0On INDIAN.

Meeting OF the Great Council OF Chlen
Yesterday In this City-AbStract or In,
Proceedings.
The Great Council Of West Virginit
Improved Order Of Red Men, assembled
yesterday at 0 o'clock A. Nj, in the wig
wan Of Logan Tribe No. l, Crangle'
Block and kindled ltS Council Fire" ii
ample form.
Present at roll cali! W. F. Graebe, g
Is; Geo. M. MCGlincy, G. s. $50. scham
bra, G. j. s; Chas. HirsCh, g. J.; II. q. vi
rich, g. q. RI ]. Schneider, G. K. "; D.
Braun, G. San; D. Roemer, g. M; G. A
Stoker, g. q. W; O. Busanlan, G. G.. s
and some twenty representatives from the
various Tribes ia these Hunting
grounds"
The Great Sachem's journal, a very
able document, was presented and refer
red to special committee for distribution
The Order has gained In membership and
in finance during the last "Great Sum-
The balance OF the'day was mainly oCCu
pied with routine or committee business.
At six O'Clock the Great Council took q
recess Until this morning at 0 o'clock
when the Chiefs Tor The ensuing year will
DO elected and installed, and some Of yes
terdRy's unfinished business will be dis.
posed OF.
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BELLAIRR.

The children in Mia Lille Eirkpatrick's
room, Gravel Hill, were on their good be-
havior Wednesday, 1t was examination
day
Tickets are out for the Inaugural Ball,
to be given by Good viii Hose Company,
Of Gravel Hill, at Turner Hall on March
4th.
The Independent and the Tribune are both
edited by men in the real estate business,
and who pay particular attention to the
demand for houses in BsIlaire. The one
estimates that two hundred new houses
would be taken up by summer II they
were built. The other thinks hundred
or 80 would BIZ necessary. Therefore q
great demand will no doubt be felt, as 1t Is
beginning to be hard already for our in
habitants to find room. About thirty
houses are under way or under contract
now.
A. E. Hoge, OF Burr's Mills, was in town
on business, Wednesday.
Mr., Gilmore, OF P. 7. Kings, will accept
situation in the new Office Of Dubois 4
Mccoy,
The rolling mill is rapidly Curbing
some OF the meanders OF Indian Run,
Since the building Of the new warehouse,
much ground has been raised some fifteen
feet above the bottom.
The First ward has got It's ashes, and the
mud is subdued for while.
Twenty-seventh street, Just below the
creek (, has but one lamp in q distance o.
six hundred feet, They want lamp II
they can't have gas, But isno worse than
the rest OF the city away from the main
streets.
1t is rumored that well known drug
clerk is talking OF new drug store below
the creek. =
The coal works have got their river tip.
pies in order and are ready for the boats
Al. Archer ia able to be- out again.
A lot OF new chairs are arriving for the
better seating Of the renovated City Hall
The Council has decided 10 repair the
Indian Run Road within the corporation,
One OF those who uses the road most has
agreed to furnish timber on the ground
for making the necessary embAnkments
The masquerade torChlight procession
drew larger crowds on the streets than
have been seen since the political meet.
ings, A large part Of this crowd watched
the show and then attended the Land
League meeting in City Hall, where Rev.
Father Lane had been already introduced
in q ringing speech Of q few minutes by
Rev. Father Gull. The audience was az
large as the hall would accommodate, and
was enthusiastic.
The steamer Pittsburgh lay at our wharf.
boat long time Wednesday, putting on
board large quantities Of glassware for
points below.
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ExCURsTON RATES


10 WnanInktOn Clty huu HetuFus
For the benefit Of those desiring to visit
Washington City upon the occasion OF The
Inauguration OF James A. Garfield 81
President Of the United States, the Pitts
burgh, Cincinnati 4 81. Louis Railway
Company announce the sale Of excursion
tickets to Washington City via Pan
Handle end Pennsylvania Line. Tickets
will be good going on March 1st, Cd and
Sd, and good for return passage until
March 10Th, 1881, inclusive. The round
trip rate from Wheeling will be only $ll
Arrangements have been made fol
through sleeping cars from all points OIL
line OF Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & 81. Louis
Railway, going and returning.
ExcurBionists via Pan Handle and Penn.
sylyania Line are assured a quick, safe and
comfortable trip over the best constructed
and mas! perfectly equipped railway In
the world.
For exCursion tickets, sleeping car &C.
Commodations, and any further lnlorna.
ton, call upon or address j. NJ. Belleville,
agent, p. W, X K. depot, foot Of Eleventh
street, Wheeling, or at City ticket Office,
under New Mcclure House. TTh4s.
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Points About People at Home aud
Abroad.

Points About People at Home and
Abroad.
R, Kennedy Friend left for Cincinnati
Tuesday night on the Andes.
Miss Rena Gilfllan, OF West Alexander,
who has been visiting Mrs. Andy Patter'
son, at Elm Grove, has returned home.
Miss Annie Camden, daughter Of ssna'
tor ]. N. Camden, 10 visiting her grand.
father, Judge G. W. Thompson, east Of
this city.
Col, W. NJ. Clements, master Of trans
portation OF the B. 4 o. 4. r., and Capt.
Thomas F. Bailey, supervisor OF traine,
fourth division, werein the city last night.
H. W. Smith, President OF the Buckeye
Glass Company OF Martins Ferry, has
conc 10 New Orleans and other prominent
cities in the South, In the interest oil hia
company.
Among the prominent arrivals Of the
Mcclure House yesterday were President
Mooney, OF the Bellaire and Southwestern
railroad, and the Misses Apologize, OF
Wellsburg.
Mrs. James Fitton's mother went up to
Wheeling on visit last week. Word was
received to-day that she was very III, and
Mr.. Fitton went up 10 q carriage to bring
her home. She Is quite an old lady
BeIIdire Independent,
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,keIs This morning at Banners.


AT the instance Of Delegate o. W. Sea.
bright, Chief Eccles gave an exhibition Of
the working Of our are department for the
ediHCation Of number OF the members OIL
the Legislature yesterday afternoon. The
alarm was turned In from box 20, City
Building, and the three steamers and the
Eighth Ward Hose Company responded
with wonderful rtomptness. The solons
expressed great delight with the exhibition
and Complimented The department highly.
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DENT1sTRY.-To THOSE THAT DE.
- SIRE 10 saye their natural teeth 3e would ~
ma. 70 are nov bcttar prepared than ever bSIofs Z
Snhble them % do 10. By the us d an ELStfS6
and handbomaF Gold FillnRs VItb tssye - II ~
tau6nlst than have heretofore been made Ii All
IVY o. elseEhaHet Without the aid Of lbS FleetSi6
TEIusSe.; WnN ~ ~ 3e can prove by ittuii
iemoDtVtation' Cal! and teo lot yOnftelves,
H., JAMES n. HURl9I6ON 4 BON,
Jul no. llta Market f., Wheeling, ". Va,
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There was a meeting Of the Western
Nail Association at Pittsburgh yesterday
There WAS liberal turn out OF this city
Wheeling and other places. Mr.. Jones
Presided, and Mr.. Weeks, the reg
ulaf Secretary, was at his post,
The latter gentleman was doubtless
able 10 record plenty OF In.
ieresting matter, but the only Information
obtalns6le was that alter q full discussion
nj Inc situation II was decided to advance
lie mali card from the old figure, 81 So, to
81. Alter which the nail gentlemen nd.
iOntned 10 their lunChan evidently felt
satisfied with their action.- 7elegGph
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PIANOS AND ORGANS CHRAP.-'The fol-
lowing Pianos and Organs are offered al
LuCas' Music Store at great bargains, and
on easy payments Of s. 90 10 5000 pei
month until paid for:
One seven.oOtave piano, $3.50.
One Reven.oCtave piano, $l75.
One HRllet and Davis piano, 1925,
One Hallet and Davis plano, $3.50.
One six'octave piano, $50.
One Aeven.oOtave piano, $l75.
One stodart piano, 1925.
One Bacon and Raven piano, $125,
One six'oCtave piano, 900.
One siE.oCtave piano, $40:
One six.oCtave organ, $ll5.
One tlve.octave organ, SIS.
One hve'octave organ, sos.
One 4a.oCtave piano, 1876.
One fve.oCtave nicholson, $40,
One Iive.octave mslodeon, $40.
One fveootave organ, new SIS.
A. the above secondhand instrumental
are 10 good repair and tune. Call and ex.
anime at Lucas Music Store, 1897 Market
Street,
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The inNuE uFni Hail.

The Committee on Invitation OF the in
ausural ball met at the Capital In the ex
ecutive chamber last night, quite mum
Der Of the members being present. On
motion Of Auditor Miller, Hon. D. II
Leonard, Of Wood county, was elected
chairman and Allied RheihHtfom and d
&, Howell, secretaries. On motion Of Col,
Dan Neal, Of Wood county, the number
Of Invitations was changed from 1000 10
1900. On motion oil the same gentleman
three subcommittee we're constituted,
one from each Congressional district, the
First district to receive 300 Of these invita-.
lions, that Of the Second 800, and the com.
miiiee Of the Third district 800 for dlstri-
bullion in these sections, Hon. ]. s. Miller
was appointed Chitmar Of the First Sub.
Committee, Charles 4, Wells o. the Sec.
ohd, sAd Df. Isaiah Bee Of the Third, A
fourth committee, composed Of members
Of the Reception Committee, from the
city Of Wheeling, was subsequently added,
with Hebef List, Esq., "A chairman. The
Chairmen Of these committees will meet
with the other committees oil the ball At
the Capitol this evening at 1880.
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HARDLY 10 be credited, but II is never.
theless true, that q sick horse or q bad.
conditioned COW can be brought up In a
few days by the use Of simmons Liyef
Regulator. The powders should be mixed
up with the food, and they will eat II
readily; and II lie surprising 10 see what
improvement Immediately takes place,
II opens the bowels, strengthening them,
and does oil and even more than than The
best Condition Powders, A small guam.
tity In the iood Tor chickens will cure
cholera, and keep the poultry healthy,
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SIXTH ANNIVERSARY
or the Institution Of I."BelIe Lodge 40.

or the Institution OF I.aBelIe Lodge A. o.
U. VI.
The above named society will celebrate
lie sixth anniversary Saturday night at
westwood's Hall, in the Eighth ward. This
organization, although comparatively
young one, has done a great deal Of good,
aud has been OF very material assistance
to many OF ils members. The anniversa-
ry Saturday evening will be celebrated by
a literary and musical entertainment, in
which some Of our very best local talent
will be represented.
Following ia the
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transfer Of Heal Estate.

The following transfers Of real estate
we're admitted to record in the Office Of
Recorder Hook yesterday;
Deed made February 81, 1881, byJ. h,
t,owden and 9. b. Caldwell, special com.
mipsionerB, to @. j. Mayer, for the north
half Of lot % on the west side Of Main
street; 81 400.
Deed made February II, 1881, by II. X.
List and wife TO Sarah shevelin for a patt
Of lot 24l, on the east side Of MCColloCh
street, for 81 200.
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The ladies OF the Disciples Church will
give a supper tonight at the residence Of
John +. Mendel, No, 20 South Penn
street, Island. The house Is very close to
the street cars and easy OF access. The
friends ofthe church are invited 10 attend,
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NEW RcLURE HOUSE

Sample Room Lunch from $50 a. m. Il
1890.
SOUP-ChlCksn, a Ia creole.
MauCarOrl az gratis. I..'
Cold SiaW. ...
Chicken Sahte.
Lyonatss Potatoes, .
Cold Young Lamb.
Corn Beef HASH
Mixed Pickles. ,.
Cold Can Beef
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Five thousand Dollars worth OF Fine
shoes Positively nj Cost.

shoes Positively nj Cost.
The firm OF Wilson Bros, preparatory
to removing West, will close out their en-.
tire stock Of Ladies' Misses, Ohildren's and
Infants fine shoes and slippers, Commenc
ing Monday, February 2lst, at cost. II
you want bargains come before our sizes
are broken, The following comprises some
OF the llue shoes on hand:
Burt's celebrated shoes. ....
Zeigler's fine shoes.
Laird, schober & Mitchell's handmade
shoes.
Gentlemen's hand and machine button
boots.
Boys One cali shoes.
Youths solar tip shoes.
Infants fine French kid buttoned boots
1909 Market street, opposite
Mcclure House.
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The great attraction tonight will be the
supper at Fourth Street Church. The
ladies have made extensive preparations,
and invite buisnesa men, legislators and
strangers to spend the exening. Como at
o'cInck
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wAsu1SeroN, D. O., February 24-1 A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather
northwest winds, generally shifting to
the south and lower barometer.
For the Lower Lakes warmer, clear OF
partly cloudy weather, veriable winds
generally shifting to the south, rising fol
lowed BY falling barometer.
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CLosING Our sAIE.-Commencing MOI
day, January Sd, TO close out my large
stock Of Dry Goods, Carpets, and Wal
Paper. Gall Root and get great bargain
at 2Ol9 and 2O21 Main street.
JoHN RoRMRR.
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Never said, though 1t is certainly true,
that neither Poppy nor Mandragora, nor
any OF the morphine essences Of the
Drowsy God contaminate that delight Of
chewers, Miller's Good Enough Navy
Plug Tobacco. M4Th
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ANY father who goes out and puts tar or
top OF his front gate alter dark must be
Lost 10 all sense oil humanity. Not 80 the
one who buys a bottle Of Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup for hls family. .u .#. !.
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WILSON Bros are selling their goods al
cost, and people In search OF good shoes
are advised to call on them and examine
their stock.
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Go to Wilson Bros, Market street, op.
posite the Mcclure House, Tor bargains in
fne shoes, as they are selling out at cost
to quit the business.
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A GRAND concert will be given at Louis
Schwalb's saloon, Main street, near Tenth,
on Thursday evening the oath inst, Kra'
mer's full orchestra will spell.
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na No, 100 Market ST., RAJ Z; IRHH :IIT IA,
A FRAME BUILDING, GOOD BTS.

A FRAME BUILDING, GUOD BTJ.
"A NESS stand, rents for $40 year; rorb,I i
Martins Ferry, ohio, 10 now offered TOT S,iO. W
Twenty and One.hAll acres, tnO garden Am. Ia,
Mathis FlrrY, nicely improved, 5000 4 M.
double two story brick dwelling and lot on llilSsS
elegant residences gu ChIpIlnO street, Centre ma
Ing, offered for aalej one RlS0 for rent N.Iu NV
prOJe riy brick dwelling and IlOFsrOOm lOIEIehISS
Tor good Island property. For sale, Two neV MY
and one frame dwelling on Jacob, bCloE TVEit.
sixth street, An elegant new brlik dEtllDL 81
tween TWtntY.BrSt aud TW eniy.S rOnd ItiteiS /,
exchange Tor Belmont or jefferson County, OhS
farm or coal works, q lS0.EcrH farm AZ WOodbll,
New jersey, 8 miles from Philadelphia aday M
For cheap h1HsS on eaSy tttm' building liuiN
front Of tho office. q. A. HCHAEPEH 4 10 .Rsl
Eetale Exchange, 1893 Market street, wheeling
foil u =
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DON'T forget that Wilson Bros. arc sell.
ing out Of cost with the intention oil
quitting the business, ond that rare bar.
gains can be had.
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GRAND concert by KAmera orchestra
a. Iijuls sChwalb's National SalooD, No
lois Main street, on Thursday evening
All are invited. L.
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Wilson BRos'. are selling their goods A,
cost, preparatory 10 quitting business, and
people In search Of good shoes are advised
TO call on them and examine their stock,
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KRAMER's fall orchestra will give grand
at schwalbs saloon, Main street,
near Tenth, Thursday evening, Gath inst.
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TRY Chicken MaOksrel at .....
GEO. X. MohEC HEh IS.


The following shows the range Of the
thermometer, as observed at sChnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yester'
day;
1850. 1881.
7A.MI9MSF.N.7P.H TAM. i2H.SP:A NIL:
10 10 4S 10 20 20 ~ 20
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LITERARY and musical programme at
the Fourth Street Social tonight will be
very fine. Prof. shcockey will take paFt,
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THOSE fond Of music and a first.Class
supper ought to attend the social at
Fourth Street tonight,
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Ghe QttelIiQeuGer.
ofiUss NoS. 9S and n fourteenth street


Mountaineering Star Lodge, No. Is
K. Of p.
Allan Line OF Royal Mail Steamers.
Sealed Proposals Frank Bowers.
Wanted-Rotary Wash Boiler.
How to Save Money-W, F. Peterson.
Opera Honse-Edith O'GOrman. -
LeCture-Dr. Geo. B, Hayes.
For Stakeholder Shop.
Wanted-Furnished Room with or with
out Board. ...
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For fine shoes Of bottom prices 20 10
Wilson Bros, Market street, opposite the
Mcclure House. They are selling out at
nnaL
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Bass English Ale on draught at Henry
Blumenbergs saloon, Market street, oppo.
Site City Hall.
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DoN'T forget that Wilson Bros'., are eel.
ling their goods at cost preparatory to re-
movRl,
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No family that has any regard iof do.
nestle safely and comfort can afford 10 be
without Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup In the
house. Price % cents bottle,
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SHERIFF's SALE.
Fl. Fatlas In Arunta

JANE BROWN Of al1
w., vi, FatiasIn AhuHtt
JAS WAYT.
BY virtue Of an execution In tho a owe Vpli.
cause lsluod from the Circuit Court Of Ohio tSVslt
West Virginia, and 10 me directed, | have lpJel 4
and will proceed 10 sell, on
Saturday, February 18Th, 1881,
a. the residence Of James Wayt, the iOOvlDEdetrL
ed personal property: Five feather beds, lot OlQd6
Sheets pillOW.slipg pillows carpet, furniture, LIn
ware litchen utensils one OVercOit two pAIf pllu m
coOh, bOO,Ii shirts, socks SO, two stacks iaJ, ht
tons hay In barn, one stack itraw, three tOrL i,
horses, OnS mare, forty rad ewes thirteen igg, ~
cultlYAtOr harness, corn shelter, $50 bnshC, con
CRIB, twenty-five shocks corn, 200 thccn fodder VI
all articles not enumerated contained III mid Id,
deneo Of James Wayt.
TERMs OF 9ALE-CaSh.
iHi GEO, r. TiNGLE, ET.9OC
The above BalR has been postponed 10 FGibII
February 25ihi 1881,
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MRS. JOHANNA ADRIAN


u MOUNDSVlLLE, (.
5000 Apple Trees, two, thrsO, four aud ave IN,
5000 Pearh, one (iIOm bud year, ~
5000 PlumS, ONT and two years.
500 Ounces, two and three years,
5000 Cherries, one and two years,
5000 EVOIgT06nA, mOstly Juniper, from one ia 4,
ieoL The above are thrifty and In good oOuiItIo, "
trAnBplantlng, VIII soil A9 low ~ the lOve,i' Ns
rOspondence solicited. Address, SAMUEL Mt
LIB, Mound!yills. Nursery Is one mile W., y. 7
moundbVll0 uepot, dp1.bAE,
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MornKRs needn't ever be afraid Of
Utoup u they keep DR.. SCOTS Cough
Syrup handy. II relieves Immediately,
Price % cents. Try IL, TH4s,
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Saturday afternoon and evening "0ur
Bachelors" ,and "sharps and Flats" will
be given In the order named. An ex.
change Gays: "1n the theatrical art, as in
other branches Of endeavor, there are
those who excel toa degree commanding
special attention. Among tho lew come.
dams who carry old time thoroughness
into the portraiture Of modern humor,
Messrs. Robson and Crane, now playing
In this city, are conspicuous. At a time
when variety scenes arealmost nionopolz.
ing the stage, and often In the most
trashy substitutes for the drama, 1t is
pleasant 10 note that these artists are sue.
Cessf1l In the domain OF legitimate
comedy.
Tickets this morning at Banners.
HARMoNtE.AAENNRRcro
Next Monday evening this singing
society will give q grand bal.masque al
Washington Hail. Our readers will re.
member very pleasantly the last annual
affair.
Tickets can be had Of Col. Riester at the
Onnra HnubH.