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Funeral 81 =. A.. sI.lpl.

Tho body Of this venerable man and es.
Unable citizen was buried from the residence
Ot his sou Louis Oh Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock. The funeral was attended BY a
very large concOurse OF our people, all
classes uniting IN honoting the lanented
dead. The religious services we're conducted
by Rev. s. D. Darhits, formerly Of tile Eng.
llsh Lutheran church. and Rev A. W. WeF.
der of ST. James German Lutheran church.
Rev BarnllAspoko In English from tho text
in jeremiah 4sl7; "All We that arc about
him beinOat him, and all We that mourn his
name say, Behold, how Is tile strong staff
broken" Mr.. werdeF spoke from the both
Psalm and verses THE days OF our years are
Three score years aud ten, and II by reason
Of strength they be iOnr score years, yet Is
thHlr strength labor and sorrow for II Is soon
cutoff, and we fly away"
Rev. Barhilz made touching Allusion TO the
last days Of the deceased, and spoke Of his
long eyentiul life, his interest in the orphan
work, the poor, etc, The floral tfibutes were
appropriate and beautiful, and a full mile Of
carriages hlled Will. friends followed The re.
mains 10 Greenwood,
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A Cuttlur sernpe,

About 2 o'clock Sunday, loud and vigorous
cries OF murder were heard by those In the
vicinity Of Tenth and Market streets and
PAtrolinan Crawford running to that locality
found Dick Gardner, painter, re-
ceiving pretty rough treatment from the
hands Of N. X. Carroll, potter, from whose
neck a stream Of blood was pouring through
on ugly looking cut. George Yahns aud
Simeon Bates coming along at that time,
Gardner was turned over To tlieni who held
him until Officers Morris and Bird arrived,
and they locked him UP, after washing the
blood OH his face, which was pretty badly
pounded up by Carroll,
Carroll was taken TO L0gati's drug store and
Dr. JepSot summoned, Who found Ot, the
left side Qf his neck long cut that had sey.
cred q large artery and barely missed the
lugular vein. DR.. JepSon took few stitches
and plastered the iiian up. He was then
taken to the City Building where lie told a
story to the effect that early In the evening
he had been In saloon, where Gardner had
been endeavoring TO pick quarrel, and had
had some words with him. Carroll said that
he was on his way home and had stepped
into the restaurant at the corner, when Gard.
nCr came along and called him, out.
As soon as Carroll reached the pavement
Gardner slapped him In the face aud follow.
cd that up with sone ugly passes with a
knife, cutting the front Of Catrull's overcoat
In several places, and finally bis neck Car.
roll at last made dash at him, and getting
him down proceeded to pound him. squiref
Arkle was al the City Building and Carroll
swOre out q warrant charging cutting with
intent to kill. A hearing will be had this
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personal MENTION.
News and Gossip About wheeling People
oFTheir Friends.

Harry Stewart, Of MCCnllough's drug
store, has gone to Bclairc for two weeks.
Miss Emma List returned Saturday from q
visit to Mrs. BurdUtte lIartin Philadelphia.
Mr. WIN. Wallace, OF the Jefferson Iron
Works, SteubGnyllle was In the city satur'
day.
Bishop peterkin arrived in tho city satnr.
day and preached last evening at st. Lukes
Church, on the Island.
L. G. Cracrait, Esq, has been retained by
W. A. 0wesney, OF Steubenville, to assist him
in the defense Of young McIienry, the muir.
derer OF West, at LaGrange, short time
since
+. s. Williams, Esq, former city superin.
tendsnt OF schools here, now OF Kansas, nc
companied by his wife and granddaughter, Is
visiting his son, Mr.. L. d. Williams, on South
Broadway, Island.
Miss Mollie Houston, charming Brooke
county lady, having Q host OF friends In this
city, Is the guest Of Miss Jennie Mason. Miss
H., for the past nine months has been visit.
Ing In Washington.
Rev. J. +. Power, OF Washington City,
nominated by the Republican caucus, Satur.
day night, for Chaplain Of the House OF Rep
rcsentatives, was a ClasSmate OF John o. Pen.
dleton, Esq, OF this city, at Bethany college.
We print on the third page to-day nm &c.
count Of an interesting Interview with Col.
Dan Rice, the veteran ShOwmCn, who Is
known TO almost every man, woman and
child In the city. The interview was had
with representative Of the Chicago Tribune,
and will be read with interest here.
Mr.. viii Kline, who has filled the import.
ant position Of night press operator at the
Western Union Telegraph Office since Mr..
Frank jcnders resignation, Inns resigned the
position to accept more Congenial one In
the D. & o. telegraph Office ut Grafton. A
Cleveland operator will probably succeed
him.
Mr.. Ralph Meckcr, the manager OF the
Madison Square Theaer, +" Professor" Com.
pany, who Is now In the city, Is All old news.
paper man. who llas had an oventful expert.
ence rs journalist on the New York Herald
and other papers. 1Eo Is also genial fellow,
as all Journalists are, and an energetic show.
man rs we'll. His assistant, A. l.. Rankin,
accompanies him. The newspaper boys IN
this part Of the country will be glad to learn
that q. u. A. McGeachy whom they oil
know, Is also with tho Professor" The
conlpany's interests are In unusually good
hnnUa
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The Story Of Daisy browne.

Daisy Browne Is the name OF pretty,
young girl, who lived In the sOlltudes Of the
White Mountains. One day an awkard, but
handsome professor strayGd into the woods
hunting for specimens. IN wild and
tangled glen he met this quantity interesting
understanding between Undine aud
M'llss-and although fundamentally olr
posed to women on scientific grounds, he felt
little arrow enter his soul, and the cold man
Of books lost his head and then his heart In
the sOmbre forests OF the mountains. The
dark.haired Daisy had very wicked father
who wished to sell her to wicked old man
for his money. The Professor became
her teacher ind friend aud did all he
could to save her from the clutches OF
her naughty father. About this time
her brother, who had not seen her since she
was little girl, came into the woods with u
party Of young girls from Boston. The
brother did not recognize Daisy Browne rs
his sister, consequently ho too fell In love
with the little wood nymph and the result
was, that the professor Of trgonometry and
acute angles felt very melancholy and want
ed to die. lie poured out his grief among
the rocks OF tho Wilderness, and was about
going to another land when half a dozen OF
the infatuated Boston girls rushed upon the
professor and begged him not 10 leave them.
They did not know that he loved Daisy with
all his heart and mind-even more than lie
loved geometry and the wild mysteries Of the
indefinite calculus. The girls were on the
point OF driving him to distraction when o
detective appeared and revealed the real
name Of tho girl Of the mountains. This
changes everything but the rocks and the
trees, and the brook that dashes down the
mountain. The brother of course can.
not marry his own sister, All Is now clear
for the professor. Daisy Browne nest les
conhdingly In his bosom, and gives him
her heart forever. The detective takes the
wicked father oil Jail. But this Is not alli
the pretty Boston girls also find lovers and
there Is Joy oil around. These are the dry
outlines Ofa picturesque romance which will
be enacted at the Opera House on Friday
evening. Daisy Browne, who Is so'liappy, the
handsome professor, and all the pretty girls,
with their new dresses will repeat the de.
lightful experiences OF their summer adven.
lures In the White Mountains To make their
efforts more impressive, brook OF real water
has been secured and On experienced man
engaged to make II leap and sparkle down
the mountain side just as II did when daisy
and the professor did their counting on the
NOISY banks. A more beautiful season OF In.
noCent enjoyment may not come in a hun.
dred years. There viii music, singing and a
great deal OF judiClous applause.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
smnrt Theatrical Advertising.

philadelphia, Dccember3-The trouble
between Anna Dickinson and Fanny
Davenport, growing out Of the failure OF
The american Girl eliminated this even
ing in an effort TO serve writ upon Miss
Davenport. While the latter was acting
tho part Of "Lady Macbeth during the
supper scene, Sherifr's officer jumped
from the auditorium TO the stage with his
writ, but was Immediately elected from the
theatre by the employers. Miss Davenport
made an explanatory speech to the audi.
ence, and after tho play remained in the
theatre until after midnight, the officer
being unable to serve the writ legally on
SunAnv.
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Eho ordinance AEalnst LoanRE 70 Ne
Enforced 70 ths LatteF,
Saturday evening Cant Bennett received

Enforced 20 the LatteF,
Saturday evening Capt Bennett FecsiYed
the following;
10 z. B, Bennett CITY Sergeant;
You will hereafter vigorously enforce the
lSd section OF an ordinance on offences In re-
lation to loRting or lettering on the sidewalks
OF the city. Especially are you to attend TO
the enforcement Of the same on Market street,
between Eleventh aud Sixteenth streets,
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
city this Sd day Of December, 1851.
A. Q, E0ERTER, Mayor.
This places Capt Bennett in u quandry,
and he is sorely puzzled over what he shall
do. The locality that the Mayor speaks Of
from Eleventh to Sixteenth streets on Mar
ket) has been for years past . fayorite prom
enade aud lOating place tOrall classes, especial-
ly the woTkingmen, The cause for this, We
presume, Is that along the route indicated are
situated the stores that make the handsomest
displays and send forth tue most light, and
here also one finds some OF the most popular
saloons which are frequented by these same
men, for the simple reason, as o large num-
Der assert. that there Is no other place for
them. Market street Is the great rendezvous
where the people meet and observe and are
met and observed, especially In the evening
Since Captain Bennett has been In Office
he has brought about reform along the
route mentioned above by obliging all who
stop, to stand on the curbstOne, instead o.
along the inner edge OF the walk, IN front OF
the shop windows, He has also kept the
crossings and corners clear, This is as much
as Is done on Fifth avenue In Pittsburgh, Q
city that believes in police and has them. In
doing the above, Captain Bennett and his
man hnve linen rFni the III will of d large mum.
Der, although their requests to clear the cor
ners have always been made pleasantly. One
or two Councilman have become exceedingly
Wrathy simply because they were asked by
an officer to get off the corner, Yet they
make the law that the Mayor says must be
enforced. As before stated Captain Bennett
hardly knows what to do. Every Saturday
evening, 10 keep the thousands moving, In
obedience to Mayor Egerter's orders, on
Market street, would require the service Of
the eleven men under his cOntrol. the calls
them in from the eight wards they are sta
toned in, the citizens Of those wards will
loudly and angrily demand why they
arc not afforded protection In the shape OF
police, and II light should break out IN
any ward but the Third, II would take lis
own course, while the police were obeyine
the Mayors orders and 0bliging Market street
pedestrians to move on.
The ordinance says that the Chief Of Police
shall appoint Us many deputies Us he shat
deem requisite to preserve the peace and
good order Of the city, but II Captain Bennett
were to send In more Names the economists
VI Council would refuse to confirm them.
The city needs more police, and then people
can DO moved on and all portions OF the city
receive protection,
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Supreme Court OF Appeals.

This court met Saturday morning at 10
o'clock, oil the Judges being on the bench,
aud tile following decisions we're renderGd
VIM. Brown vs.. T., o. & ST. L. Ry. Co,
from Circuit Court Of Hancock county.
Writ Of error allowed; bond 5000.
Arnold, RuiTner & Co. Va. CaSner 81 al,
from Kanawlla county. Appeal and super.
4edeas allowed; bond Il 900
John s. Evans VS.. o. SChroyer ct al, from
Taylor county. Appeal aud Supersedeas al.
lowed; bond 81, 800.
John Watkins rs. John +. Workman, ct al,
from Circuit Court OF Tyler county. Opin.
ion by Patton: Decree Of Circuit Court Of.
nfmed.
Board Of Education VS.. NJ. ]. Hopkins,
front Boone county Opinion by Green;
Judgement reversed and Calise rernandcd.
G. @. Woolwine and wife vs.. Richard
Woodruff, ct al, from Circuit Court OF Sum.
mers county, Opinion by Green Decree re.
vetsed and cause renanded.
WI Manh's executor vs., Robert Robert
sot, ct al, ffom Circuit Court OF Greenbfier
county. Opinion by Green! Decree reversed
aud cduse reminded,
Mary Leech Ell al. vs.. Robert flnckner, adj.
minlstrator, from Circuit Court Of Wood
county. Opinion by JOhhsoni Decree re.
John b. Lewis vs. ]. II, RossIef, Sheriff.
from Circuit Court OF KAnawha county.
Opinion by J0hnsOnI Judgment Of Circuit
Courtaifitined.
WIN, II. Mattihgiy vs., Hiram Luton ct al,
from Circuit Court Of Wood county. Opin.
ion by Raymond; Decree reversed and cause
femahded
IN. Mason rs. Iiarpets Ferry Bridge Co.,
from Jefferson county. CeftiUaFi was
awarded on motion Of appellee,
Maurice vs.. DeVOl from Wood counly.
Motion for new bond was submitted by ap-
pelle0. -
Geo. n. +. Gilchri,t, Of Wheeling, and
Barna Powell, Of Parkersbufg, were admitted
to practice In this court.
Adjourned to meet Saturday at 10 A. ".
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SILKS and Dres, oood, at lIlums.
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COMPLETE lines Of Mems aud Boys
Reversible Ulstercttes. SpCcalties III
Fancy Underwear, NcCkwear aud Black
Hosiery. Elegant silk Umbrellas, with
Amber and Ivory handles. Novelties in
Sllk Suspenders aud Handkerchipfs, put
up elegantly for Christmas presents. 100
pairs city.nladc Over CATERS.
u. GUNDLlNG & co.,
Star ClOtlllers, 80 Twelfth Street.
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New Advertisements.

The Best OF Investments.
Christmas Goods-l. g. Dillon-lIead o
local.
Fifty Cents on the Dollar-oehm & Co.
NoticC--W. X. EIsOn.
Ball and Banquet
Lincoln Club.
Regular Tuesday racket-The Andes.
Opera lIUuse-Ihe Professor.
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RIYEn NEWS.
Concerning what Is Being Done ON the
Ohio


The big Bright Light passed up Saturday
afternoon.
The Sidney left on time Saturday afternoon
with fair trip.
The river Is again rising, the marks last
evening indicating feet.
The Hudson Is due down to-day and the
Katie Stockdale is due up.
Local packets are all running on regular
time and doing good business
The towboats Raven and Garrett are at
Hates Rock waiting for more water before
proceeding to Pittsburgh.
The Andes Is due to-day. and will leave to.
morrow afternoon for Cincinnati. Capt.
Muheman and his boat are popular, and
there will doubtless be large trip tomorrow.
CAIRO, December ARRIVED: John A.
Wool aud Alice Brown, Ohio; Belle
Memphis, ViCksburg; Greyhound, Memphis;
Acorn, Pittsburgll; vint Shinkle, Cincinnati;
CITY Of Greenyille, st. Louis. Departed:
Helena, Memphis; Belle Memphis, St. Louis;
John A. Wood, New Orleans.
CINCINNATI, December 4.-River IA feet and
rising slowly. Weather cloudy and chilly.
Arrived Thomas Sherlock, New Orleans.
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RAILRoAp Bosps-ln the Railroad Bond market
Boston, Hartford Eric fSts Were the special feat
ure, having advanced 70 7glS from M; New Or
leans & Pacific hhta advanced TO IS trum o. and
San Francisco seconds (claKs Bl to VIZ from 81
STATE SICuRTTIKH-Duil
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Two New York Failures.

New YoRK, December al. L. Boyd &
Co., wholesale drugs, No. 30 Maiden Lane,
assigned Liabilities about 100000 As
sets reported large. Lunt Brothers, ship
No. % South street, and Lunt,
Lock & Co., commission merchants, No.
9 Warren street, suspended. Liabilities
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NV YoSK, psasmhsf s.-N0SEF-sa8 PR Oent.
closing q par cent. Prime mercantile papet eal
Per eenL Sterling ExohRnge bankers bills Heady
~ s. SQIS; demand e stk.
eevIRNNINm-stronR ma HIGHER.
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TODAY.

100 handsomely made Walking Jackets,
s. 90, none for IS 90 like them any.
whore.
100 handsome listers for SO 90, would
readily sell ut $l9 ut the manufacturers.
|. BLUM Il BRO.
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TnE human voice In lis sweetness and
purity Is delioiouSly musical; with throat
Affection and Coughsit loOses all attractions,
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup restores IL wleA fail.
Ing through Coughs, Colds, etc.
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u % Is IS Is % Il
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SILKS

Our special oneringsln our silk Depart.
tient have no equal anywhere. II you
wish to save tiOnUy come and see our
Silks. /. BLUM & BRO.
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BREWERY Men, Butchers and Tanners, and
all other men wishing to lave their feet kept
dry, should have pair Of those Heavy
Grained Leather boots, sold by Canadian, al
2l03 Main htteet.
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TitE trial Of Guiteau Is progressing slowly,
and fifty million people are waiting for the
verdict; but the decision OF the people Is that
the Acme Baking Powder Is the best and
purest made. Put up In 10, Is and 30 cent
cans. For sale By all grOCers.
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Silks, sATINs, vELvErs, and CashmeFes.
fully % per cent. cheaper than tue would.be
cheap, at l. BLuN & BRo'G,
it04 Main Street
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NEW GOODSl NEW GOUDSl at MIL.
LER S FEANzllEIM'S, the Jewellers,
1900 Market Street.
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CloAKs, DotNANs for less than retail houses
can buy them at tie factory.
]. BLUM Il BRo.,
Cloak Manufacturers.
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Silks, sArtxS, vElvErs, and Cashmeres,
fully 25 per cent cheaper than the would.be
cheap, at !. blum & BRo's,
1l04 Main Street
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BLANKETS.

Five hundred puirs White Blankets will
10 sold very cheap this week.
1. BLUM s. BRO.
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WARN Lined Shoes and Slippers OF ali
kinds at lowest prices. Call at 2lO3 Main
street, CARSALIAN's.
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ORA stock Of Dry Goods Notions, &C.. Ia
complete, and on the same VIC will moi be i'm.
ders0ld. Ono. q. RoTI
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rue usual merchants lunch at The Mem
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.
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FOR RENT,

GOOD ROOMS TO LET-WELL FUR.
VI NlSIIEn, with or without board, a. iGrla
wish. Cot. Main and Twentieth street, JR
FERREL. ElS
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CALI and see those light Cloaks. Dolmans,
&c, just received, at Geo. @. ROlh's.
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OK Black silks sAllns, &C., We viii not be
undotsVld, CSC, q. Rom
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CoRsrrs can be bought at 25 per cent reduc-
ton ut Bells, Main street,
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Silks, sArtNs, vELvErS, and Cashmeres,
fully % per cents cheaper than The would.be
cheap at /. BLUM & BRo's.
ii04 Main Street.
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CHLpRES's Trimmed Hats for Coo; regular
price 81 90: DELL's Main street.
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WAshtNutoS, December B--1 A. M-For
TennBSscp and tile Ohio Valley, fair weather.
variable winds, stationary or higher temper.
attltc, lower pressure.
For the Lake Region, fair weather westerly
winds, backing to sJlithCtly, stationary OF
higher temperftute;in the west dlstriCtilowef
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LtoHr CoArs for ladies. A large line Of
them just received, at the South Side Dry
Goods House. GEO. 9. RoTit
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Fon tile Very Hest Handmade Boots and
Shoes made by Fofbish 4 Brown, and the
Best Sweed Iron Nailed BroganS, go TO
q. II, CGRNAH4S's,
On Main street, 2i03.
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EOR SALE.
nEslRABLE RESlDENCEf0R SALE

The house and lot now occupied ~ RN..EI
MOIIat, the house containing Zine w ron, -
bath tOOm two pGntilCs cellar aud lnl.hta INV
and the LOT ne% wash hOusc aud GIhtf sl'g Y. n
inW. The house stands high sud hs ,lAN, ~. Y. n
sides that will never be built Oh nud I9 .,.,s
ttyle. For terms apply at the house, sH 1stigI
street, or to T. e. MOfFAT & TO-, NO. ?" WI w
~
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u coSStbBR II a great pleasure writes A.
]. Doak, Esq. manager American House,
Amesbnry, Mass, ITO state that the inllam.
natofy rheumatism which 30 severely affected
I iS ySdSa 81. y 0G Seob @p3 o T ifE az
worthy Of the highest recommendations"
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS,

IfyOu wish to save money buy
your silks ut BIums'.
lfyOu wish to save money buy
your VeIVets at Blums'.
IfyOu wish to save money buy
your Pushes at BlumS',
II you wish to save money buy
your Surah Silks Mt Blums'.
IfyOu wish to save money buy
your Cashmeres at BlumS'.
n you wish to save money buy
your Dress Goods at Blums'.
IRyOu wish to save money buy
your Housekeeping GOOdsat
Blums'.
IfyOu wish to save money buy
your CLOAKS, DOLMANS, CIRCU'
LARS, WALKING JACKETS,
and PALET0 IN at Dlums',
The largest Cloak House in the
State and more styles than allOther
houses combined,
If you wish to save money and
find the largest stock to choose
from buy your goods at
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POM Ksor Black SILK Fringe, best quality,
for Csc, Of Bells.
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nWlNE OF oARpUlH makes fo.y

cheeks and clear compilations.
Sold BY Logan &Co.
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CALL and sec our stock Of uhshtlnkable
Blankets and Pla1helS Ga, q. Rom
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WANTED.

WTANTED - BOARDERS -- BY THE
w day or week. Address H., care lSrEtu0Ir'
CIR Office ma
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"WrNt Of oARp1l" cure. Irregular
painful, or difficult menSttuation.
Sold by Logan &Co.
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Silks, sAtiU, yELvETS, and Cashmeret,
fully % per cent. cheaper than the wOuld.be
cheap, al l. BLtN 4 BRo's.,
iiOi Main Street,
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snx, and Dtsss Good Al Bluht.