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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19
Births and Deaths In Mower Co. for 1880.

Births and Deaths In Mower Co. for 1880.
1880 has fitted by like dream and with
Its going out, has left record of births
and deaths. The mum ter in Mower county
during the year have been returned to the
Clerk of the Court by the several Town
and Village Clerks. Here It is:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19

A LARGE assortment Of canned goods,
both fruits and vegetables, the freshest in
the market, always on hand, at
TAYLOR & BALLS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19

G. H. YOUNGs manufactures the cele-
brs,ed Wheeler Washing Machine-the
"Boss" machine Of the age.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19

GLOVES and mittens at cost, to close
out the stock, at
II. SPRAGUE's Cash Store.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19

FROM Sassafras, Rent Co., Md.-1 find
that sell az much of DR. Bulls Cough
Syrup rs of all other cough remedies
combined. ]. E. HARTLEY, Druggist.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19

W.T. VAUDEVILLE will haul ice; leave
orders at Charley Pooler's drug store.
Also, teams to let.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19
CITY AND VICINITY.

WE will furnish the TRANSCRIPT TO all
advance paying subscribers from this
time until Feb. 1st, for $1.75, and give
a premium of Dr.. Kendall's book besides.
This is clean glve-away Of 80 cents 10
every one who will take advantage OF the
opportunity during the next weeks
1t is equivalent to furnishing the paper
at $3.50. Come in, friends, and pay up,
while the offer holds good. The TRANS
cp1pr shall continue to be as it has been,
and as it 10 acknowledged to be, the bes,
local paper in I'll Is county.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19

THE best brands of -four, including gra.
ham ana buckwhcat, at II. Sprague's
Cash Store,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19

LIQUID Nitrous Oxide or Laughing
Gas, at H. A. Avery's Dental Rooms.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19

RUBBER and hemp packing, for steam
engines, at j. Truesdell's.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19

Cold Weather!
King & Fish will sell goods for cold
weather, cheap.
Buck mi,ts aud gloves at King i Fish's.
Ladies' and misses wool hoods and
nubias, at King & Fish's.
Flannels, large stock, at King &
Fish's.
Cotton flannels, at King s. Fish's.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19

You will always find the best brands
of oysters, at TAYLOR q BALLS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19

WATERPRooFs, cloakings, suitings,
and trimmings, at Solner's.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19

D1D Yourselves by making money when
. golden chance 10 offered, thereby
always keeping poverty from your
door. Those who always take I'd.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19

RooMs to rent, over Taylor & Balls
store. r. O. HALL.
Do NOT stay away from Thurston's
Gallery because it is a cloudy day.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19

WE'LL"
This 10 "squar,ng up" time, friends.
Settle up with everybody at the begin.
ming of the year, and know just how you
stand with the world. BY so doing, you
can better know what your expenditures
may be for the year 1881.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
George White will find them costly and
comfortably settled for the winter in the
very pleasant second story rooms in E.
P. VanValkenburgh's brick building,
south Of the public square.
We understand Judge A. A. Har.
wood, of this city, has been appointed 10
4 clerkship in the War Department At
Washington ny Secretary Ramsey, and IL
already At his post. We doubt not he
will give good satisfaction.
Miss Florence Judson enjoyed the
holidays with her mother at Green Bay,
Wis.,, and has now gone to her new home
in Chicago, with her uncle, Capt. A.
uiggs. Austin friends wish her happy
happy New Year through al the yea,
1881.
Why can we not have . Farmer and
Business Mems Association organized
here in Mower county, that will take up
this matter Of establishing creameries
aud invite all persons interested to come
up to the help Of this project! Let 40
hear from some of our friends.
An Albert Lea man tells the follow.
ing lower true tale" Of his own burg
That when i've Of Austin's knight Tenn.
plsrs" went TO Albert Lea last week ia
attend to little Masonic business. the
Jail officers deemed it necessary to add q
guard Of four, the:eby hoping TO keep the
man Riley in safe custody. The matter
pf rescue was dsferred.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19

GILT-EDGE table butter always for sale
at Il. Sprague's Cash Grocery Store.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19

Rooms to rent. Enquire of James
Truesdell.
VALENCIA oranges, at
TAYLOR s BALLS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1881-01-19

SEED BARLEY for sale. Inquire of A..
Galloway, Austin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-17

As q reporter Of this paper was making hi.
rounds yesterday lie encountered the genial
o, Russell Wood, Esq, who for some time
past has been working for the Wheeling &
Lake Erie road as assistant to Judge Cochran,
Managing Director and General Attorney oil
the road. For the past few days Judge Coch.
ran las been confined TO his residence by
illness, and II was for the purpose OF seeing
him that Mr.. Wood came TO the city. The
Judge has 80 far recovered, however, that lie
hopes 10 be able to return to Norwalk on
Monday. Mr. Wood vase questioned as TO the
status Of the road, and after several endeavors
" beg Oft gave the following points:
The road is booming all along the line and
work In every department Is being pushed as
fast as men and money can do II and the
weather permits. From Masillion 10 Huron,
q distance OF eighty.fve miles, the track Is
all complete, and early the coming week
trains will commence running OH schedule
time. Next Wednesday the annual election
will take place, and at that time Commodore
@, K. Garrison and number OF other Eastern
capitalists, who are furnishing the money, will
he present aud take All inspection trip over
the road. A number OF gentlemen FROM this
city and vicinity are also expected. Between
Norwalk and Toledo the line has been fully
laid out and graded, and on that line track
laying Is rapidly progressing and at an early
day II will 10 completed, thus making 125
miles OF track ready for travel. The bridge
across tho TuScarawaS river will be ready for
The rails, about the Goth inst. Mr.. Wood
looks to see the right Of way at this end
speedily attained.
In connection with the above, 1t may be
stated that yesterday a reporter observed a
large surveying party takingsigllts and obSer.
yations above the Top mill, and twas learn.
cd that this was being done in order to ascer.
lain what effect tile high water would have
on points already Staked out as good avail.
able spots for The Wheeling a Lake Erie
bridge provided one should be swung across.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-17
PERsONAL POINTS
Concerning People You Know an
Those You Do Not.

Concerning People You Know and
Those You DO Not.
]. T. Noble, OF ClaySvllle, was in the city
yesterday.
Judge boyd will hold court in Brooke
county today.
DR.. Camden, who has been sick for some
weeks, Is out again.
Hon. John A. Campbell, OF Hancock coun.
", arrived In the city last evening.
Miss Sallie Summers OF Clarksburg, Is
visiting Miss Jessie Camden on Fourteenth
street.
Captain Bob Cowan was yesterday appoint.
ed by Colonel Sterling as night clerk at the
pOstoilice.
Harry Bender, an industrious and obliging
attaclle OF SHE Western Union Telegraph
office, leaves to-day for Pittsburgh to accept
n position In the Offices Of tic Company In
that city. As night messenger Of the Asso.
ciated Press Harry has been all that could be
desired, and we regret 10 see him go. Sue.
cess and "3O'' to you, Harry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry 1Iarden's silver we'd.
ding at Steubenvllle was, according TO the
published accounts in the papers up there a
very elegant affair Harry Is an old Wheel.
Ing boy, and OF course he knows how 10
aCQuit himself credltably. Besides he Is a
big hearted individual on general principles.
We wish him many years more Of happy
married life,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-17
RANSER EdFERTAIaMENF
A. clay Grammar kehool Lass Eve.
ninR,


One of the most pleasing school entertain
mentsof this year was given by the scholars
Of Clay school last evening. The following
was the programme;
Plano Solo Rsyaaaa
N''''Au'4-sps'sA '' fA' GABRIEL Eashelnel
Recintion-Awiully splendid Philosophy,
Piano solo-Eeho from The Woods. Berthe Dean
RSciIation-LlneOln'S address at Gettysbgrg
Recitation Tiny Gems ..,,,by sixteen Tiny People
Vocal solo-BFing Back the Old Folks, ,,,r.
ReCltatiou-Ths Old FonaEen School HOUSE,
Harry Schambn
Vocal SOlO-BOnniG LRsAie Jear.,,.,. Emma Scchlz
Recitauon-The Blue and the Gny
Observation-Disclosures Beot Jennie EdwarlI
Plano sOlo-Speed the Pl0W,.,.,..,. Lizzie EgerteI
ReetationLRed Lotte Walton
Duet violin and p!anol-Tlbeross Polka,
John,a and Loltie Schulz
RcCltatlOn-Y awc0b strAuGs, Henry EaShs!mel
Recitation Detance,-.,.:..Wll lle ShRheI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. July Dan snyder
ReclLation-AngelS Of Buena ViSLA.,J ullA CTacrAit
Duet violin aud PAnO-NH91 SSI a s o,t. scbul,
Recltation-M Macbeth Is DaggerS Scene, Frank HeninI
Paul Reymauu
Literary Gems the orthographical Ter
The performances were oil excellent and
gave evidences OF careful preparation and
were thoroughly appreciated by the large
audience. We were especially pleased with
the Tiny Gems by sixteen scholars from
the D division, and lowest grade of G, also O
class in caleSthenics under the charge oil
Miss Hood.
0nepf the pleasing features OF the evening
was the recitation OF Mr.. Frank Hennig
This gentleman certainly gives evidences Of
histrfonic ability.
The Literary Gems by the "0thographi
cal Ten, Masters II. Ensheimer, VIM. Schaf
fer and Misses Eta Ditman, Jennie Edwards
Annie Richardson, Annie Sage, Pauline
Myers, Jessie Davis, NCltie Adams and Ella
Morris, was something new, and was re
Ceiyed iayorably by the audience.
The banner awarded by the Board OF Edu
cation, was presented by the Superintendent
as the representative OF the Board, and was
received by II. Emshelmer representing the
class, In very neat speech.
The banner was made by Mendel & Co.,
and is OF scarlet and blue satin with gold
fringe. 1t remains in this school without
contest for one year, when there will be
another 'matCh" between Representatives
from all the schools OF the city. We congrat
ulate Miss MehOlin and her efficient teacher
on the success OF the entertainment, and a
the receipts were about $50 We hope that q
sufficient fund was secured q meet the ex'
pense OF case for their library,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-17
N ELReANT pREsENT
made ths LinOOln CInb ~ an unknoWI
Friend.


Last evening as the members Of Lincoln
Club dropped into their pleasant qu4rters,
they were surprised to find standing in the
middle parlor finely executed oil painting
Of General U, S. Grant. When an explana.
nation was asked as to how 1t came there, the
following letter was shown;
WHEELING, W. Va, December 10, 1881.
R0llll C. Dqisell, Esq, PTesidsA Lincoln Club:
DEAR sm;-I am directed by friend, now
absent to present through you to the Lincoln
Club the accompanying portrait OF General
Grant and its very elegant frame, and with
Il also the Seasons compliments Of we'll
wisher.n
For reasons best known to himself, the do
nor requests his name withheld, regret
this, as it would afford me great pleasure to
have him receive direct from your hand that
acknowledgement his generosity deserves,
Nor would 1t in the least detract from the
value Of the gift were the name given; rather,
in my estimation, 1t would serve to enhance
Its value above that Of its intrinsic worth and
Historical association,
Please accept tho portrait OF the foremost
General OF all the world" and remember
him as o taYorite Of our own immortal Lin
coin. Respectfully yours,
TAcOB SNYDER,
Further than the above all professed ignO
rance. The portrait had come from New
York, but the artist and donor were unknown
Both would have been gratifed, however
could they have heard the many compli
mentary remarks passed last evening,
The portrait Is In size about Ski feet. Thu
colors are evenly and artistically laid on, anC
the features OF the well known General q!
depicted on the canvass are true to nature
He is seated in a chair, only the head anC
body being shown, and they are almost life
size. On one arm Of the chair rests his LEFT
hand, in The ingersaf which Is u half.smoket
cigar with its ash and light blue smoke, HI
Is dressed In tho undrcss uniform OF Com
mander-in.Chiet The portrait Is enclosed II
massive and elegant gilt frame about foo
in depth. At the top an eagle Is perchet
with outspread pinions, while from It's beak I
strcamer lloats AT the corners are crossed
cannon and along the sides are stars. Thu
picture and frame Is rs fine and elegant glf
Us could well DO imagined or wished for By
the club. It is O valuable and choice add
ton TO the fast growing collection Of por
traits OF notables that now adorn the walls,
The room committee will decide to-day where
to hang Grants picture, and we predictit will
have host Of admirers at next Tuesdays
reception. A suitable acknowledgment will
be made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-17
nol reeder.s nerlt.

Editors intellgeneer:
Please insert The following correction Of
misslated facts as given by nAilor Of the
Top Mill, published In yesterdays issue, The
nailerS are trying 10 convey the impression
that we are striking against learning boys to
iced In place Of feeders from Laughlin Mill.
Now, that is not the case; the 1ailors resort
10 every means imaginable to get the boys
back, putting In seli.ieeders and running TO
boys parents miSstating facts; oil Of which
aid not have the effect Of bringing the boys
back. On Monday morning they put learn.
ing boys on machines Of tile striking cold
feeders, and we noticing the injustice Of
tic act appointed q committee TO wait on
Mr.. Morrison, the nallOr boss, and state that
unless the boys we're removed We would stop
work, and did 80, and propose to remain out
until such time as they remove the learning
boys. We will not object 10 leAtning boys,
nor will the cold feeders when they receive
their Just demand, Hon FEepGn'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-17
THE RIVRRs
Points and Facts Gathered Along the
Wharf.

Tho Nail City passed up with empties.
The big Wyoming will pass down to.mor.
row for st. Louis. Capt COulSon Is her
agent.
Capt. Dillon, OF the sciota, Is confined to
his home by sickness. W. +. Dillon Is com.
handing during his fathers illness.
All day yesterday the river at this point
was steadily rising, and at six o'clock the
marks indicated 20 feet inches and rising
slowly.
The Sidney arrived about four o'clock yes.
terday afternoon with good trip. This stern.
wheeler, under command Of Capt. List, will
leave this afternoon for Cincinnati.
The following steamers with heavy coal
lows passed down yesterday: Harry Brown.
Tom Dodsworth, ]. Sharp Mcdonald, Sam
Brown, Belle MCGOWAN and Onward.
The recent rains have, as expected, result,
cd In making good stage OF water for get
TING out coal, and but for the trouble and de.
lay in getting through the Pittsburgh locks
C0al men would have no room for complaint.
About @, 100000 bushels will 20 out OH the
present stage Of water.
prtTsBuRGH, December l6-River Il feet 8
inches and falling Weather clear and cool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-17
If You Want Good Clothing Cheap
SteInTeId 10 Close Out this Month.


One Of the best clothing stores in the city
to patronize is that Of c. Steinfeld, OF which
J, steinfeld Is manager, and which Is located
at 2l23 Main street. Centre Wheeling, His
stock was all bought early for this season,
and stylish in appearance and for strength OF
make and superiority OF goods not excellcd
anywhere. This house has no expensive rent
to make up out OF its profits, and tue man
agement is Of the most economical kind in
all departments, The idea Is to sell clothing
at very slight advance over the cost at
wholesale. Mfr, steinield claims that he sells
clothing cheaper than any house In the city,
and as he gets considerable Patronage from
all parts OF Wheeling and from places across
the river, his claims are worthy Of considera-
ton. Ityou want an oyercoat for yourself
or boy, clothing or gents furnishing goods
call on Steinfeld and see what he has and the
astonishing cheapness OF his prices, The
street cars pass the door every seven minutes.
Great bargains In stock for the holiday trade
TTL&s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-17
STATIONERY.
HEADQUARTERS,
STATIONERY.
cl4f Book sE'pr, December ~. ~,

CRY Book sF'pr, December 70. 1881,
TO our Fri.ad' and Patrons:
We must first apologize to you fl, III.
delay in formally inviting you to an in,n WIN
ton OF our stock. r''
Our display has been made since tbss..
Of the month, and but for the fact tbo, ="
have been kept hard at it, from
until II p. NJ, and consequently too ,i,.I
mentallyand physically to do the subiec NV
tice, We should have made our apnon1a'
mont sooner,
We arc fully stocked in all our deD-.
ments and are proud OF our ability II ,ba,.
you the largest stock and fastest ware, ava,
displayed in the city in our line Of busns,,
The public have themselves to thank "a,
this fact, as the substantial cncou,appwsO,
given US each succeeding year, ha, enabled
US to bring on the finest goods for your ,elro.
ton. ''F
Our Book Department is literally ofulI IN
overlooking" as We have books piled on
tables and under tables, in boxes and nm
boxes, on permanent shelves and on ipn,o
Vlsed shelves,
In cloth binding, half calf binding full
Morocco binding full Russia bindin, IN
single volumes, in sets, poetry and pn,s
biography and travels, history and fiction
religion and science.
Boys books and girls books, babiC, llten.
ture in paper and linen, juvenile works with
colored pictures and plain ones. Book, "a,
five cents and books for five dollars. gook,
at wholesale and books at retail. Bool, Al
prices that nobody can beat.
Our Fancy Goods Department is lacElppin
one important feature, There is not epo1,b
department or too many fancy goods T5h
fault is being rapidly overcome, as va
have been selling these goods for more Than
two weeks to that sensible class Of buyen
who do not wait until the last day,
In addition to our unusually large line Of
plush and leather goods, We have added
beautiful assortment OF imported hand
Daintad md dprnrntnd plnsgwntn ord ,,l,h.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-17
HHERETo arrnY nraIC.
PittsbnFgh Conservatory = 100 Fan
ausis Lsssons for sls.

NNA~NNAA8a ENAANNNNNNNa ~ 49,
Musie Lessons for sls.
PittEbulgh Evening Telegraph,
As many usually devote the winter after
the holidays to the study Of Music, and as
broad and thorough culture Is desired by the
majority, we feel that We are doing them o
favor by calling their attention to the adyan.
tages offered by the Pittsburgh Conservatory
The Conservatory is conducted on the plan
OF the best Conseryatories Of Europe, and in
stFuction given In Music, both as Science
and an Art. Eleven accomplished teachers
are employed, embracing men Of rare ability
and experience, and one hundred full letSoaI
are giren for eighteen dollar. Upwards Of
twenty instruments are In daily use, iIClud-
ing "the largest and the best Grand Organs
for educational purposes in America" The
Conservatory Is connected with the Pitts
burgh Female College, and music pupils can
devote spare time, II they desire to do so, a. d
at little additional expense to solid studies,
or to eloCution, drawing, painting, modern
languages, &c. They also have the advantage
of the many concerts, oratorios, &c, given
each year in the city. For catalogue and full
information address Rev, l, y, PeShing, b.
D., Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-17

To threc.guarters pound Of butter add ont
and a-half pounds OF yellow sugar, yolks o
six eggs well beaten, one.half cup OF molas
SEES, one.half cup sweet milk, one grated nut
meg, one teasp0oniul each Of ground clnna
mon, cloves, and alsplCe, the whites OF siI
eggs well beaten, and one pound Of flour bay
Ing In II one and a.hali measures "DANSER'
Baking Powder, consisting OF ono pound
raiSins, two pounds clirrants, and one. hall
pound citron, all well dredged with flour
bake from three to four hours. This cake
will keep for months.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-17
some More Enterprise.

1.-THE tracklayers on the Wheeling & Lake
Erie road are within short distance oil
MaSSillon. The bridge across the TuscarawaS
river will be ready for the track by the goth,
connecting with the Fort Wayne road, Ru'
NOR has II that the company will use the
Fort Wayne track to Canton, there connect.
Ing with the TusCarawas Valley road and
that both the Wheeling 4 Lake Erie and
Valley road will use the same track from
Canton 10 Wheeling, leaving Navarro, Bolivar
and Zoar out In the cold The suspension oil
work between MaSsllon and Navarro looks
like 1t. 1t Is said that the difficulty OF Secur'
ing right Of way has something to do with the
change Of the original plan. y UnkHOpn Er
change.
The above brilliant scintillation appeared
simultaneously In yesterday mornings Reg
isttr and Pittsburgh DIpatch. This fact con
Yicts the former Of It's old.tlme trick Of mis-
appropriation and served the triple purpose
OF filling up, OF misleading the Regtster'S read
ers and OF impresSing o few doubling
Thomases with the immensely Of the enter.
prising "Gall's' railroad information. The
statement contained In the piracy Is utterly
untrue and probably This was known TO Mr..
g., but u break in the RegiSier'9 special grape.
vine line to Washington, left the paper short
OF matter and an nnreasoninR pair OF shears
came into requisition. Four or five Of the
papers wandered into Ohio and the mlSinfor-
nation was readily detected as It was known
the road would not leave "Navarre, Bolivar
and -Four out In the COld' and upon the de.
voted head Of the reliable local were heaped
courses, not loud, but Deep The RtgiSitr',
local and telegraph pages are yying with
each other in the matter Of unreliability and
both are bostered out with editorial wind.
But II the statements published are NAL
iCiouSly perverted, what, beyond an unenvi-
able notorlety, can be the objcctH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-17
/. BLUM & BRO.
11o4 Main Street.
deiO
Ghe gntelkiaknter.
oaicei Nos. rs and ~ Fourteenth street


Spare Ribs To. Day-D. G. List, Jr
Caypets-Friend & Son-Fourth page.
Opera IEouse-GeO. II. Adams HumptJ
Dnmpty--Fourth page.
DR.. Roberts Cough Syrup.
Manufacturing Site for Sale.
Book keeper Wanted.
I.ost-Child's Red PockctbOok.
Nuts, Nuts--II. +. Behrens.
PeriodlCals-C. II. Qulmby.
Piano for Sale.
The King FOrtune.Maker Ozone.
List Of Letters-Fourth page.
The Sunday Leader-F0urth page.
Tax Notice.
Opera HOuse-John s. Clarke.
Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.
Real Estate Bulletin.
Opera ltouse-Jay Rails Two Orphan Com
pany.
Academy Of Music-Nir. s. Il. Brooks, the
Wonderful Lock Picker.
New Winter Goods-C. Hess & Sons.
The Lincoln Club.
Embellish Your IouSes-Kirk.