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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1881-10-07
Valuable Rasl Estate
AT
SALE


The underSi pnCd AtnitiSlIGtor cum testamento
annexo Of Peter Appleman.late Of Benton township,
deceased, ofes th foil w,nl described prem ses at
private le. All that portion OF the following de-
scrbed TRACT OF land IN Benton township.
bounded as follows ON the north by lands OF r. L.
f. Coley, j. f. Chaplin and A. Wilkinson, on the
west by lands Of Ell McIl Try, John +. Appleman
and Peter Lauhaoh On tie south by lands OF Will
liam Dulme ana Margaret Dldine, and on the east
by lands OF Reuben II. Davis and Srott T. Colley,
containing EIGn1Y-ElGliT ACElS, more or less,
whorcon ait clU Cted twO-story FHAME HOUSE,
Bank Barn, wagon house grd ether out-budings.
only that portion lying on the west side or Fishing
creek will BE- sold.
Also all that tract Of land situate In Benton town.
ship bounded on the west 10y lands Of Rebecca Con-
ner, on the norh 10y LANDS OF he hehs Of Thomas
Davis, Gect ps6d, AID j. f. ChaI in on the south by
lands OF Ezekiel Cole, containing EIGHTEEN
ACRES, more or 'ess unimprovod land. VIII be sold
as a whole or IN parcels TO suit purchasers.
Terms made known on applca1ionto TO
!. X. KRlCKBAUM,
Administrator, &C.,
aug. 5-tf CambrA, Pa.
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NEIenRoRHoOD NEWS.


BELLAIRE
Mr.. r. G, Evans and wife, OF Mt, Pleasant
are visiting relatives here.
The D. q s. W. tFeStle into the shops Il
heing entirely rebuiltand new engine house
will likely be built soon.
A student from the Western Theological
Seminary at Allegheny will preach at the
First Presbyterian Church on Sunday,
L. r. LockwOod's family will spend thi,
winter In Missouri, Mr.. Lockwood will nc
company them to their destination and 70
main short time.
Rev. Armstrong Is continuing his meeting
each evening In the First ward Methodist
Church, and the people are taking much In
terest Is tho services.
Bellaire should rejoice, Actually, some Of
her burglars have been convlcted-those that
some months ago broke into John Bakers
cellar, on Gravel Hill.
The colored preacher OF steubenyille, Elder
Norris Is expected here TO assist Rev, Cru
ham, who Is conducting pr0traCted meeting
at the A, N, u, church, OH Rose Hill,
II some OF the sidewalks most used haG
such pavement as Mrs. Sherry Is putting
before all OF her property In the Second ward
there would be more pleasure In walking aftel
dark.
Speaking OF the City Council, the Erenin,
Tribune says: "lf the President would study
parliamentary law and preserve order The
business would be transacted In one-fourtl
the time"
The D. & o. Company proposes to "kick'
against delivering the malls at the postotiice
The company Is only bound TO deliver L
offices forty rods distant from their depot
while ours Is only twice that far.
Some country people who came to towr
for q doctor Wednesday night concluded tlley
could easily take him with them on a b. 4
8. W. hand car. but the car jumped the truck
at full speed. Fortunately the doctors ser
vices were not needed for himself,
The meetings at the Disciples Church art
developing deeper interest every day. Five
nesday evening, and one on Thursday after
noon. There Will be preaching again Friday
afternoon at $50 o'clock, and both Friday
and Saturday evenings
The Council, some time ago, began to con
slider the purchase OF safe for the Mayors
office. 1t seemed that they could not be gOl
quite to the point OF buying one Then q
raid occurred on the office, and the very
things that would have been in the safe
had there been one, were stolen.
II Bellairc people can keepa few aspirant.
for Office from getting political nominations
made for Mayor this coming spring the stu
alton will DO improved. Although 1t Il
doubtful whether what Is usually called a
citizens ticket would be successful against
che rougher class, who have been shown so
plainly where their interest lies.
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CATARRH :: ;'|f 81 |; t;;E:
year. and wonge cures lfler faiiei, lad
cases wgnted. llOllB TKENTlIENl Iti
j. PItoE MILLER, 81. D., Vlb Arch H., fhilaaa, Pa
TILE RlYEIi.
Notes Concerning What Goes ON Anon
the Boats.

Notes Concerning what Goes ON Amons
the Bosts.
The Good Intent Is now doing the towint
for the O., 7. Y. Il w. road.
The ]. 8. Neil with three OF Gray's Iror
Line barges passed up yesterday.
The Scotia for Pittsburgh passed I'm at7 A
NJ and the @. W. Bachelor left al houI
later.
The Emma Graham, en- route to Cincinnati
passed down at IA N. and the Bright Liplli
for ST. Louis at 9A. NJ
The .rlyeris still falling, last night observa
ton OF the marks showing 0 feet o inches
Reports from the head waters Announce thni
IL Is also falling there. ''''
The handsome packet Sidney IL due th,,
evening from Cincinnati As usual, CAPTAIN
list announces that she will leave for tLai
point tomorrow afternoon.
PirtsDuRati, December s-Riyer q feet 3
Inches and falling. Weather clear and cool,
CtNctNSArt, December s.-River i2 feet
inches aud stationary. Departed. Katie
stockdale, Pittsburgh; John Gilbert, Tennes.
SEQ river. @"s'
- NEw CUMBERLAND, w. VA, December A.
Tue new brick barge, ]. Stewart, owned nv
=, X, SwOney, sank last night at Manybenny'v
landing. Tho boat had from q 600 N Adm
prick III II, This has been rather an tinlncky
Investment for Mr.. g., as last winter he boSt
was cut down by the ice and he never pot il
nome from Cincinnati until this mast week,
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prnsoNAI Am pEnTiNrNT.
Matters ofIntercst Concerning vaFiOut
Indlvidhnta.

Matters ofIntercst Coneerning Various
individuals.
Frank T. wfay, Of Pittsburgh, is genial as
ever, was In the city yesterday.
People here are beginning to miss the genial
face and gruff voice Of Dan Rice.
Willie E&ley, Jf., Ia confined to hs room al
the stamm House BY an attack oislckness.
]. W. +. Reed, County School supetinten.
dent Of MARSHALL county was In the city yes
terday on official business.
Miss Jennie Hull, charming voting lady
Of Chapline street, has returned from an ex.
iendedAhd no. doubt very enjoyable visit TO
friends at Steubenville.
Mt Burnie 7. Mcclure left very suddenly
last evening for Chicago 10 accept lucrative
position In a wholesale house. A host OF
friends wish hin success
MI. o. r. Wood, q member Of the Wheel.
ing bar, is In the city assisting Judge Cochran
In his duties as Managing Director Of the
Wheeling & Lake Erie RAilfoad-Adttilon
Imeriedh,
Willis Dillon, who has been In New York,
has returned 10 the city, and will enter the
store Of his brother. l. q. Dillon. Mf. Dillon
Is an old Wheeling hey and will be heartily
welcomed back
MI. Geo. ]. Leid the new Associated rtess
operator will arrive. In the city to-day and
assume the duties OF his new position this
evening. Mr.. Kline, the retiring operator,
leaves Tor Grafton on Sunday.
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AsTARTLnGLY HOLD ROlnRRY.



AdeFelFy store On q Prominent Thor,
OughiAPe ROBBED Lass EyeniRg.
One Of the boldsss robbeFies which ever
startled the public was accomplished In this
city last evening between the hours Of I've
and SIX O'Clock, while the room entered by
the burglars was brilliantly lighted and hun
dreds Of people were passing and re-passing
the door through which the entrance was
affected.
The store robbed was the small jeWelry and
watch repair shop Of Anton stauyeE, located
at l0iQ Main street, on the east side, few
doors south Of Market Alley, and about q
third OF the way from Eleventh street to
Tenth, Mr.. Stauver isan old Bohemian, and
noted for his skill Rs q mechanic. He keeps D
small stock Of ieHelFy for sale, all OF the best
quality, AT s o'clock last evening he locked
up his store room and went to supper, His
residence is on North Main street. only . few
squares from his store, and he was not absent
more than three'quarters Of an hour, When
he returned he was amazed 70 discover that
his front door had been forced open and
every dollars worth Of goods In the room
carried oiFby thieves, Hisstock ofgoods was
worth about $500 and he had on o tray near
his work bench watches left to be repaired
which were valued ut about $500 The door
showed the marks OF an iron or steel bar
or burglars Jimmie" and the catch which
holds the lock had been forced loose.
Two men, one carrying . paper sack, heav-
| lily loaded, and the other weighty satchel
were observed hprrying north about half-pasi
five, and Il IL suspected that they we're the
robbers, Vlgilant search was Instituted for
them by Capt Bennett as soon rs the robbery
was discovered, but no trace Of them was
found
Mr., stauyer has been unfortunate In his
losses by thieves He was assaulted ON the
street Of night some years ago Us he was car
rying his stock home, and the whole lot
stolen. tA
It to be hoped that further efforts TO find
the guilty parties In this case will be more
successful, and that the property, which Mr.
stauVer Is lily able to lose, may be recovered
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ROBERTsOx.BROwN,,
A Qulet Wedding ON Thirteenth Street
Last Evening,

A Qulet Wedding ON Thirteenth Street
Last Evening.
The pleasant home Of Sheriff @. P, Brown
on Thirteenth street, was last evening filled
with relatives and few warm personal
friends of Miss Mury, Sheriff Browns second
daughter, to witness her marriage to Mr.
Zach. +, Robertson. Both are popular and
well known members OF Wheeling society
aud for weeks past the approaching ceremony
had been delightful tOplci and the disap.
pointment felt was keen when 1t was learned
that the wedding would DO very quietly cele.
brated ut home and with no cards, instead ol
In church, us had at first been anticipated
TO those who were fortunate enough TO sec
the bride In that supreme moment last eve
ming, when she pledged all, 1t will not b.
considered commonplace 70 speak OF her Of
beautiful. The proud looks OF the happy
groom, and Of her parents. could be under
stood ut u glance, and the sincCrest congratu
couple, The ceremony was performed o.
s O'clock, in a simple and impressive man
ner, by the Rev, Il, Rush swope, Of st. Mat
thews church.
Miss Mary was dressed In Bordeaux
plush and Maryellieux satin costume thai
lifted and become her TO perfection. She I.
certainly one Of the pretticst brides Of the
season, and as she appeared last evening, hel
handsome costume, charming face, short
oval and Enthusiastically American, crown
ed with dark hair, her bright and happy eye,
and her vlyacity all combined to qualify hel
for immediate admission 10 the choicest
Book Of Beauty everpubllshed Mr., Robert
son issurely to be enVled In securing such
prize.
A short reception was held at the eonclu.
sion Of the ceremony, and then Mr.. and
Mrs. Robertson were driven direct TO thelI
new home, corner Of Broadway and Huron
keeping. The iSTEktiGEScEn in connection
with host Of friends, extends congratula
tions and best wishes,
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wheeling people will have an opportunity
this evening for the frat time TO make The
acquaintance Of that famous gentleman, 1.-THE
Professor" The play In which he figures has
met with phenomenal SUCCESS everywhere.
The following was received last night
HARRtsBURa, Pa, December 8.
Special Dispatch 10 The 1ntelliseneet.
1.-THE Professor was played at Harrisburg
tonight 10 an immense house with no stand.
ing room. The famous original brook scene
from the Madison Square Theatre was great
hit and was loudly applauded The com.
pahy, twenty-five people and car load Of
scenery departed from here al midnight, ar.
tivihgin Wheeling tomorrow at noon for
performance there the same evening and
matinee Saturday.
MANAGER o. rHE PRoPEssoR COMPANY.
No doubt the same reception will greet tie
company here.
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ReAdeF.

Do you want an oyercoat or nobby suit for
little money! II so, see what tile Kline
Brothers, the Reliable Clothiers "a Twelfth
street, have to offer for the next ten days, to
make room for the largest stock OF holiday
goods ever shown, We offer
Good heavy overcoats for men, g 90.
Fine fuE beaver OvercOatS reduced toss 90.
Fine cheVlOt ulster0ttes reduced to 90 90.
The finest line Of mems fine reversible over
coats aud ulsterOttes to be found in the city.
our SUIT DEPARTMENT.
Good heavy working suits reduced to IS 90.
Good heavy business suits reduced to s. 90.
Fine Atwood cashmere suits reduced to
$40 90.
I, Fine y English worsted suits reduced TO
Fine boy'ssuils reduced to g 90,
FURNISHING GOODS.
Good heavy shirts and drawers reduced to
% cents.
Good heavy blue flannel shirts reduced to
10 cents.
Six hemmcd handkerchiefs reduced 10 "a
cents.
Six pair mems hose reduced to 25 cents.
Fine silk handkerchiefs reduced to rs cents,
Also fine line OF latest styles OF neck wear,
Remember, we olEer 500 reward In any
case where we fail TO do as advertised.
KLINE BROTHERS,
Reliable Clothiers, 81 Twelfth street,
One door above the Bank OF the Ohio Valley.
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The fair conducted by the ladies OF this
T Tt.iI EPSne SYsN . got ~ sa.amt
A good crowd was III attendance and enjoyed
itself. Was baud furnished excellent music.
The different tables are presided over by the
following ladies;
Fancy Table-Mesdame Heller, II. r.
Belitehs, Henry Blumeiiberg, John Friedel,
Henry Neuhartand 7. Ktelter
Reffeshmont Table-Alesdames Lawrence
Walther, Theo. Schneider and Miss Schenk.
Supper TablS--Mesdames Heck, Bauer,
Kutta and Schneider
twenty-five Cent Table-MesdAmes Ries,
ftetschle, Kleiher, Neuhart. Ebetwein and
Cote. H7l
Various articles, including hne gold
watch and some jewelty, are Being contested
for. The fair continues tonight
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KEPE RRoM EHEIR oRN.


- NA@AAAAI AAaI MAaAaNa vas " -
Interest In q Vaat Estate.
Wheeling people remember the reports
which were circulated here some months ago
70 the effect that former teacher in, the
Wheeling schools, Miss Ida Iyerson, had
fallen heir to vast estate in Scotland, and
that her father had been discovered to be a
member Of the Britain Nobility. Mr.. Iyerson
unfortunately died shortly before the good
news arrived, leaving q wife and q son in his
teens, besides Miss Ida, to represent his
claims. The family name was Armstrong
Mrs, lYeFson and her daughter and son, rs
soon Is possible after being assured that there
was. no mistake about their being
justly entitled, to the fortune aud
try where, It will be recollected, the
was, announced In the local press the Wheel
ing ~ ads Of Miss IversOn have had no intor-
nation o. The success or failure Of the iouFn.
ey. Early Us week she herself arrived In
Wheeling, ona visit to Mrs, Rev. G, y, Hite
and other friends. She has lately returns
ed from Scotland 10 the recent home Of the
family ut Connesville, Pa, leaving her
motherand brother in Scotland. They arrived
in Scotland Just q day too late, decision
having been rendered In the case adverse to
their interests. There can be no doubt about
the justice Of their claims, but circumstances
seemed To DO against them, and younger
brother was vested with the estate
which was rightfully the property
Of the heirs of the gentleman
known In this country as William lverson,
Tho two women and the boy could not hope
to accomplish much, and, though the disap-
pointment is keen one, Miss Ida, though
lifted by nature and education to grace the
position In society which is rightly hers, has
returned TO her former surroundings. Her
friends OF her mother In this vicinity, will
hope that the decision of the Scotch courts
may yet be reversed and justice DONE
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CIrARIrAnLE REQUESTS
ny the Will of the Late ]. L. stIfel, OF
THIS City,

THIS Cttys
The will Of the late ]. L. stifel has been
entered for record In the office OF Clerk Hook.
BY the request Of the family the disposition
Of the properly SO far as private requests are
concerned is kept private, but among tile
sums devised are several to charitable and
religious institutions, Mr.. Stlfcl's well known
liberal disposition leading him TO donate 10
these institutions q portion OF the for.
tune he had massed by enterprise and
good management The Chlldren's Home
Is particularly fortunate, the sum Of
5000 being left to II by the deceased.
II Is stipulated that this sum shall be invest.
ed In trust for the Home, which Is to receive
the proceeds annually. The sum OF 800 In
cash Is also left to the Catholic Orphans
Home In North Wheeling, and 800 each to
three OF the churches Of the city, two Of
them being the German Lutheran, Of Chap
line street, and the English Lutheran, late
lev. BarnitS's church. The other church
was not specified by our informant. The
sam OF $500 Is also left to the worthy poor Of
the city, TO be dispensed under the personal
supervision OF his daughters and daughters
in.lnw
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COMPLETE lines Of MEMS and Boys,
Reversible UlStOrettes. speClalties in
Faucy Underwear, NCCkwear and Black
Hosiery. Elegant silk Umbrellas, with
Amber and Ivory handles. Novelties In
silk suspcndSrS aud lIandketChleis, put
up elegantly for Christmas presents. 1UO
pairs eily.made Over Gallers.
u. GUNDLING 4 CO.,
Star ClOthlers, 90 Twelfth Street.
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MERCHANTS arc invited to take sup.
per at 1T. Johns Fair on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, from 8 to o o'clock, at 2SC,
10 be held at Germanla Hall, corner Four.
teehth and Market Streets. Supper In.
cludcs y ysters, stewed and fried. vaas'
orchestra furnishes the music.
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Spare Ribs To. Day-D. Q. List, Jr.
sngar--G. X. McNleChen.
Grand Opening-i. 81. Dillon.
Beatty's PlanOiortes.
Agents Wanted.
10 Advertisers.
$777 o Year and Expenses. =
A Positive Remedy for Consumption.
For ClnCinnati-StCainer Sidney.
Forty Town Lots for Sale.
Horses and Wagon for Sale.
Christmas Cheer-lL. ]. Smyth.
The Lincoln Club.
Attention, Sportsmcn.
Weather etrl pS-W. 8. Hutchins.
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oAln
cltI pIraaloEl % -.


We, the undersigned, respectfully an
nounee 70 thepubllc thatHe have establishe
an once at No -, Twelfth street, and that
We will publish, after April !, 1852 when re-
movals take place. Q complete and Ieltaple
CtTY DIRECTORY Of Wheeling and adjacent
toWnA The information win be gotten BY
men Of long experience in the business, and
will be reliable. We will also publish and
deliver free to all our subscribers new map
OF the city pocket sizeA with the names Of
streets thereon, and 80 arranged that Que can
place the location Of street in an instant
We will also keep In our office after January
!, 1882, n file Of Cry Directories Of the prin-
cipal cities OF the United States for the free
inspection OF our patrons. These two new
features will be an important benefit 70 the
business men Of the city, Weguarantee that
the book will contain all miscellaneous mat
ter pertaining TO such work, and that all the
information will b. taken after April !, 1852.
We have commenced preliminary canvass
for patronage to enable the business and pro-
fessional men Of the city who wish 70 secure
our directory to give their orders for the
same. Those wishing our DIRECTORY are TO-
quested TO see that our name Is on the order
tic canyasseFs present for their signatures.
We will place the WnEELlSG Cry DIREcToRY
on our exchange list which will give IL q cir
culation In the principal cities OF the country.
Price erGopy, S3-iucluding map. The map
will be sold only to our subscribers,
RETERENcES
Merchants and Manufacturer National
Bank" Detroit, Mich; Free PresE Detroit,
Mich; C0pir-.lOunidl, Louisville, KY; Tho
Blade, Toledo, Ohio; IN, G. Dun & Co.. and
"rhe BFadstreet Co.. Mercantile Agencies,
The patronage Of the public respectfully
solicited NJ R. u /; T P0IE : s Co.,
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EXPERIENCES
neatly Organs and Pianos.

We learn that Mayor Beatty, OF Washing
ton, New Jersey, Is receiving hundreds Of
orders for hispianos and organs for Christmas
presents. We advise our readers to ordeI
early and avoid therush. Read his advertise
metlt
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MAS4Ahxious restless nlghtsate passed By
parents and children when one dose Of pehIg'i
Worm Syrup would remove oil trouble aud
bring rest 10 all. The use Of one hostlo will
convince you that II Il tnp femody for thil.
dim.
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GO TO the ST. Johns Church Fair, tObo
hold on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
oftlis week at GCrmania Hall. Adnls-
sion ten cents.
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DoS'T leave the city without calling at g.
s. Feeny's, No, l4lO Main street, to examine
his large and complete stock OF Ane con
iectiOneries ~
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Az should recolect that with the loss Of
hi6ifh lOss Development and happiness soon
lojIoWt A cough or cold quickly under
Nine ihe health, and should be ohecb6d by
ibe fl6fipt use 0i Df Bulls Cough Syrup.
fof sale BY al druggists, Price . cents
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II can highly recommend the well known
German Remedy, st. Jacobs oil, toAll afflicted
With elthet rheumatism or neuralgia az II
SOS II Slteol N, b, Washington, DC.
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NEW GOODsi new GOODsi at MIL.
IER 4 FkANzllElM'S, the Jewellers,
1909 Market street.
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II. r. Dati., Cleveland, in Fiies, Ll..iston,
q. 0Tlilen, city, j n. Eyant, Beilaite.
]. n, KingSbpfry, Ohio Us, Rpphuieief, W, Va
n. Lane and vile, PillA 4. N. Rice, Ohio County
Wfn. Berger, Pittsburgh. u. l. Freeman, Cleyel'd
T,s. Kean, Columbus w. II, uelsthorp, w. Va
". & Mitchell, Columbus. ]. y, Dilloway, BOSTON.
A. ]. blanchard, Ohio sharp, PAtherbuns
D cole, Co unbui, n, Simpson, Columbus
y. ,Weldtoeil, Cincinnati Y Iandqp. NeF Yoik
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w1mtSoroS, b. C., December 0-i A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley partly
cloudy weather IN Tennessee, local rains,
yatia6Ie winds, mostly northwesteFly, sta
iionafy or lower temperature and generally
dtSEff hafometeF,
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DRY GOODS.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS

Ifyou wish to save money buy
your silks at Blums'.
IfyOu wish TO save money buy
your Velyets at Blunls'.
IfyOu wish to save money buy
your Pushes ut Blums'.
If you wish to save money buy
your Surah Silks ut BlumS'.
Ifyou wish to save money buy
your CaShmCres at Blums'.
II you wish to save money buy
your Dress Goods at Blums'.
IfyOu wish to save money buy
your Housekeeping Goods at
Blums'.
Ifyou wish to save money buy
your CLOAKS, DOLMANS, CIRCU.
LARS, WALKING JACKETS,
and PALET0TS ut Blums'.
The largest Cloak House in tho
State and more styles than allother
houses combined.
If you@ish to save money and
find the largest stock TO choose
from buy your goods at
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UsE Morning Glory Baking Powder. II
cannot be excPled. g, s. Feeny, No, 14lO
Main street, proprietor.