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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-05

WHEN A CAMPAIGN AGAINST DISEASE Is wagcd
with TARHASr's SELTZER APERIEST the enemy
takes flight II IS the Incompatible specific FOR
Constipation, Biilou,ness, and Dyspepsia.
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The crelitors of l.. =. CLARKE who mYc a,t
fled their lailns win tle under. ged are hereby
uotiacd % lre cat theu 20 once igr .etilemeih
W. ". POOL, Trustee.
oc 4-lw NO. IS Fourteenth street
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WANTED, 4 LADY'S RIDI y G.
w HORSE black preferred, but dark brown or
Chestnut viii answer. Must be perfectly gentle and
.leal the usual gsit,. Address, with price ANA
tul particulars. GEORGE *. MACON,
e8d-dlw&wIt City.
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WANTED. AT ONCE,
" 2j TNIST-MAkERS,
- IJ-Mp-MAkERS,
so STEMMEItS.
,..ldy employment.
ur d-4- SALMON. HANCOCK 4 CO.
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Mrs. James Batten, Mrs. Wilson LLOYD,
Miss Lucille Flanagan, Mrs, N. 9. Gray.
Officers: President, Mrs. W, =. schsneki
Vice VEesidents, Mrs r. d. Allen, Phila-
delphia; Mrs. j. D. McCord, Mrs. n. W.
Fullerton, Miss Il. Il. Dillage, Mrs n. Z.
Sheppard, Mrs. 7, Cuyler, Mra. z. NJ.
Humphrey, Cincinnati; Mrs. D. A. Gun
niugham, Wheeling; Mrs. E, B; y, Jones,
Baltimore; Mrs. R ]. Haines, Elizabeth,
New Jersey; Mrs. Il. g. Commingo, Pitts
burgh; Mrs. A. a. Hodge, Princeton;
Mrs. W. L, Ladd, Portland, Oregon; Mrs.
E. V. Robbins, San Francisco; Mrs. ". E.
Moore, Columbus; Mrs, James Z, Wilson,
Newark; Mrs, @. ]. MCOlung, Knoxville
Mr.. S. N. Henderson, Wooster Mrs. B.
Sunderland, Washington, d, o. Mrs, 0.
L. Thompson, Pittsburgh; Mrs. ?. D.
Browne, San Francisco; Mrs. Arthur
Mitchell, Cleveland; Mrs. Joel Parker
Freehold; Home Corresponding Score.
taries, MIRA S. o. Perkins, Mrs, strick land
Knears; Recording Secretary, Mrs, David
Linter; Treasurer, Mrs. j. NJ. Flahburn,
Prayer by Mrs, Perkins.
Adjourned at $3.50.
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IiymeninI Happiness.

Charles Clifton Psnick, bishop Of Africa
Of the Episcopal OhufCb, was Yesterday
afternoon united in the holy bonds Of
wedloCk to Miss Mary Hoge.
The ceremony, which took place at the
residence Of the BRIDES mother at the
head Of Thirteenth street, was performed
BY Bishop Petefkln. unly the relatives Of
couple s iSit on The b. 1 o, in the evening
On route 10 Virginia, whets they will re-
main Q few months and then leave for
Africa, the scene Of the Bishops future
labofs.
Al 81. Matthews Church yesterday
morning, Rev. swope had the pleasure Of
marrying Mr., Ftlend Cox. 10 Misc
Josephine Eof, both o. near this city, In the
presence Of many friends. Their bridal
ttip takea 10 q great part Of the West, and
many will wiGh them honeymoon whose
etTulgenCe will never wAne
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Points About People al Home aud
Abroad.
Mr.. Gus Phillips, "Ootty Gooit," Is al
the st. James.
Gardner Jackson, we are glad 10 say
continues to improve.
Charlie Lenkard Ia expected in " heellnQ
SION, on short visit.
Rev. W. II. Lester, Of West Alexander,
was in tho city yesterday.
Clement W. Hall, OF Philadelphia, Ia
now ION the carpet" here. g
Isaac Refs, q prominent merchant from
the Paris Of AmeriCa, Is In the city.
Miss Philan, Of Pittsburgh, was yeUter.
day entered as a pupil at Mt. de Chantal.
Mr.. s. II: Woodward, who has been
quite i'll for several days, was better at
last accounts.
Miss Taylor, President Of the Female
College, took her pupils to the missionary
meeting yesterday afternoon.
The Kansas City party, here in attend.
anCe on Miss Annie Hearne's wedding,
left last evening for the East.
Mr.. Al. Harden, OF Fifteenth street, Is
the paternal anCestor o a ten.pound boy.
He is at last proud and happy In his old
age. tst |4
Mrs. Hon. Alexander, Of Mount Pleas.
ant, Ohio, and Miss Julia Humphrevllle,
Of same place, are guests at the Wheeling
Female College.
Little Washington was represented at
the missionary meeting yesterday by Mrs,
Coll Reed, Jr, and Misses Bronson,
BeCkie and Lille Brsden and Miss Linnie
Reed. Sd.
Miss Lizzie McFadden, lady who Is
we'll known In the Woman's Mission work
OF the Presbyterian Church, Is stopping at
the fesidenCe oil Mrs. "A. Boggs, at 934
Main street.
Miss Lizzie Hair and Miss Jennie Nc.
Kee, OF Olaysville, Pa, are in attendance
at the missionary society meeting, and
stopping with Mrs. j. s. Armstrong, on
Nineteenth street.
Among the registries at the Mcclure
House yesterday were Rev. A. Buchanan
and vile, OF Moundaville; Z. r. Mcclure,
Of the Springfield (0hio) Champion Mower
Works, and A, A. King, Of Cleveland.
Mrs. Mary Bynon Reese, Of steubenyille,
Ohio, a very interesting speaker, will ad.
dress the children's meeting OF the Island
NJ. E. Church al $3.50 o'clock to day. Mrs.
Reese will also give free temperance talk
OF the same place tonight. Temperance
workers and all Interested are cordially
invited.
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no.e i,o,pps Seti.d on tbe rlne,

Last summer, SO the reporter Is in.
formed, a good deal Of beer and Sundty
other tipping tunics we're sold on Sun.
days at various places out the pike. Now
the "dtestFiCt" has a constable who de.
clafes by the great horn spoon that he
will paddock every spigot and stop the
VnIgllng Of those ornamental bottles with
n "elass.eye' on top, OF die In the attempt.
Pumps have gone out Of use pretty
much on the piks, and II this constable d
in Ike the great Cesar oil temperance In the
locality mentioned, II would be IS tlle al
Inc Board Of Commissioners could do Il
nut new "snCkers' In them-that is Il
bay, In the pumps.
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THy NATIONAL ROAD.

QuAdFcnDIhI Inspection OF the CuinbeE
land Road Ia West virginia Yesterday
By the board OF Phblic Works.
Alta recent foil meeting Of the Board o
Public Works at the Capitol Messts. Jack
son, Miller, 0'Btien and Butcher we're ap
pointed committee to examine into The
condition OF the Cumberland road for the
purpose oil asOerLaining what II might re-
quife In the way Of repairs 10 It's bod OF
bridges. In accordance therefore with these
instructions all the members oil said com
mittee, except, Gov. jackson, mel
at the State House yesterday morning
where they we're joined by W. O. Emlth
Esq, D. D. Thorhburg and the reporters
Of the morning papers, eT g6icio nembera
Of the committee.
BatouOhes had been secured from The
proprietor Of "Out Livery" and 10 0 few
minutes The entire party we're landed Of the
foot oil Fulton Hill. when thelt sensitive
allaCtoties we're RECALLED alternately by the
hfeeSss heavy with the aroma Of spring
flowers and buds, and the odofs that
"smell 10 heaven" as they are borne from
the Fulton slaughter houses.
Fulton Hill is In a toletahly fair state oil
preservation, attributable entirely 10 The
constant applications OF strings Of lime.
stone. The retaining wall on the sout b
side OF the pike is 10 good condition al
present, but on account Of the long time
that II has been In use, and the iict that
trees and email bushes are Of all times
forcing their way through The inletStipes
Of the walls, thus diSlodglng and dlBplAClng
the stones, II lie likely to be out Of repair
soon.
Near the foot Of the hill there IL q de;
preston that has caused a great deal oil
annoyance and expense 10 the State
on account Of repairs. This depression Il
induced by the gradual slipping Of the
bank. Nj. Smith thinks that the road
cannot be permanently mended here, and
The only remedy 10 to continue the pres
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SCRAPS OF NEWS,
Gathered Here and There By Inisln'
EGnceF RepOEtsFA

PAYDAY at the LaBells,
THE streets we're througed with lady
visitors yesterday.
Two marriage licenses were issued by
Recorder Hook yesterday.
Az EMPLoYE at sweeuey's foundry was
badly hurt by . fall yesterday.
The drivers Of Elm Grove cars were
sworn in as special policemen yesterday.
THR first cuCumbsrs arrived in the city
Yesterday. They are only a quarter q
piece. ."
RESIDENTS OF East Fifteenth street com
plain Of some thief who carries of their
morning papers.
The 7. U. BIS gave q pleasant dance al
the residence OF Capt. ], B. Lukens, on the
Island last night. lL
The Committee on Court House and
Jail OF the Board Of Commissioners me-
yesterday afternoon.
EARNEST efforts were made yesterday Il
recover the body Of young Reilly, but they
proved unsuccessful.
ATTENTION Is called To the advertise
ment OF the Summer Stove for sale by ]
o, Payne, Of this city.
THR Board OF Education tried to get
quorum last night, but failed, Another
attempt will be made this evening,
BY the fall Of q shell at the Nail CITY
Glass works yesterday over one hundred
dozen beer and wine bottles were broken
tbs concert given by the Centenuia
Jubilee Singers, Ut Fultsn last night, wal
attended by small but apprectatiVe audi
enCe.
A WINDOW fell upon the head and arm
OF a youth named Charles Wright, in EAsI
Wheeling yesterday, lascerAtiDg then
badly.
JRPP DAVIS complained before Squire
Felber Yesterday, that ledge Houston
late OF Botetourt Cou't House, Virginia
had assaulted him.
Tive HoRsEs belonging to George Bolts
ran off with hack over the creek las
night, on Main street, causing much con
sternation, but fortunately, no one wa
hurt. ..t
TIE Committee oil Arrangements OF the
State Medical Society will meet at the
room OF the Board OF Education to.mor
row night to arrange for the reception o
the Society.
VIZ are indebted to the Soldiers ant
Sailors Monumental Association Of Bel
laire for an invitation to be present al
their Loan Exhibition, which will take
place from May 10th to May SOth.
ALI the ladies OF the English Lutheran
Church and Sabbath School are requested
to meet at the Sunday School rooms thi
evening at s o'clock to hear report Of com
mittee and an address by Miss Emm'
Denoler, the delegate from the Lutheran
Church to the Woman's Foreign Mission
airy meeting in our city. l,.
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ular demand, with leading makes steadv
Low grades Of blesched goods, like green g
and Q, reduced by agents Prints and lawns
remain quiet in irst hands but ginghaml arc
active. Heavy caSimeres In fair demand by
clothiers.
East LIBERrT, April 2s,-oAFTLE = Receipts
] ,bSl head Of through consignmentS Market
closed steady at yesterdays prices.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 head; Philadelphia
So 40R6 60; HorRers SO O0Rf %.
sheep-Receipts 900 bead; nothing sold TO-
day, Market closed stronger and the feelinq
for next week is very god,
CIScIENATI, April S.-Hods-Qulst; com,
mon and light 81 Seas 10; packing and
butchers IS 60a6 40. Receipts 400 head
shipments 1000 head.
PITTaBuRsH, April 2s.--PErRoLEuH-Fairly
active; United certificates steady at SSIEc
refined TIC for Philadelphia delivery.
ASrWERP, April 9s,-PErRoLEUM-ReausG
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The selection Of site for the holding o.
astale Fair seems to meet with genera
salitfAClion. Meeting Mr., Geo. Tinglt
yesterday afternoon he reported that HI
had secured three thousand dollars I'D.
dllional subscription In two days, and
with big llst Of counties, or individuals
rather, to hear from. He is assured oil
raising the five thousand he promised BY
Montlay night next which will swell the
total cash subscription to over $4,000. y
ia probable lhat a meeting Of the Board
Of Directors will he held on Monday nigh
al which time active work will likely bt
determined upon.
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eat method Of filing up with broken

emit method Of filing up with broken
stone,
The attention Of the committee was then
directed to the condition OF the numerous
bridges at various points along the road,
These bridges ara in various stSRas Of de.
cline, and none OF them are in good con.
ditou. Stones are dropping out OF the
arches in some places, and in others they
are crumbling to dust, while here and
there vigorous sapling shoots out from
the perpendicular sides whose roots are
playing havoc with all the stones in their
vicinity.
The history OF one of these bridges il
the history Of all Of them, and the descrip.
ton OF one describes all. Mr.. Smith says
they were never good bridges, being
merely masses OF stone thrown together
without reference to durability or masonic
beauty.
At the toll house near the city, Collect.
or Davis very Hospitality received the
visitors and showed them through the
badly constructed house in which he
lives. The house Is damp, the roof lsaky,
the sleepers rotten and the whole build
Ing . fraud, The Committee will have II
repaired at once. Mr.. Davis said that the
tolls received at his gate ranged from $500
to 5000 per month. The travel does mol
vary much except in the winter month";
when the extremely cold weather affected
1t considerably,
Other bridges and Culverta we're So
verally examined, and at noon the party
were entertained at the residence OF Mi
FaaV Mt tho bFidVa near Trialalnhia Tn
the afternoon the remaining portion o.
the road to the Pennsylvania State line
was examined, and several improvement
ordered, A bridge near Boush6sld's mil
will be removed entirely, and several re
pairs made to the toll house at Roney'l
Point,
Mr., Smith made memoranda OF all thu
repairs necessary, and will submit an esti
mate at an early dav. The party returned
10 the city about $50 in the evening.
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HEALTH NoTRs,-statistics prove that
twenty-five per cent OF the deaths in our
larger cities are caused by consumption,
and when We reflect that this terrible dis.
ease in its earlier stage will readily yield
TO bottle OF DR., Bulls Cough Syrup (cost.
ing 20 cents, shall we condemn the sui.
ierers for their negligence, or pity them
for their ignorance2
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THE usual merchants lunch at The New
Mcclure House Sample Rooms daily.


This Court me. at o o'clock yesterday
morning, and disposed Of the following
business:
State vs.. W. N. Greaves, continued on
motion OF defendant, on account Of the
absence Of important witnesses.
State Va. George sturgelS. Judgment Of
justiCe affirmed, but the fine RENTED.
Adjourned until 0 O'Clock this morning.
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The demand Of the people for an easier
method Of preparing Kidney.Wort has in.
duCed the proprlstors, the well,kuown
Wholesale dTuRgistb, Wells, Richardson 4
o., Of Burlington, Vt, to prepare II FOL
sale In liquid form as well as In dry form
It caves oil the labor Of preparing, and as
It is equally efficient 1t Is preferred By
many persons, Kidusy.Wort always and
everywhere proves itself perfect remedy
-BuGdlO NelrS. NwPAw
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The Abnep O'Seal Brings a Precious
..' Cargo u wheeling,

Cargo 10 wheeling.
The reportera on the INTELLiGKSCRH
drew lois yesterday 10 see which one
would have the felicity OF invading The
steamer Abhet O'Neal and counting The
number Of girls who had exonrted hlther
10 take 10 the missionary meeting OF the
First Presbyterian Church. The fat man
got II, and found that about sixty inhabi.
tantA oil the Female Seminary oil our en-.
terprising suburb, called sLeubenvile,
weie on board. They we're ID charge oil
Mrs. Dr.. Reed, one Of the most pleasant,
genial and communicative ladies that the
I. NJ. had ever met.
The girls SCOTT Aooked ashote, and when
the boat pulled out for home each face
smiled contehtmeht, indicative OIL a good
time. -......
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Sensational plays aLll hold warm cof-
ner In the hearts Of many loyers oil The
stage, accounting Ia part for the very fair
audience In the Opera House last night 10
see the play named az above. The balance
OF the attraction was the presence OF Mr..
Gus Phillips, or "0oily Gooit," Ia the cast,
with a very fAir support. Aside from the
incidents Of the play, which lack nothing
In the way oil sensational spice, there are
incorporated many Of the good features Of
q Trailing" variety chow, such as Juggling,
vocal music, clog and fancy dAnglfg, comic
dialogues, 60. In the latter Nj. ]. W.
Mack, Miss Ada Boshell and Miss Lula
Ffeith were the "stafs," 80 to speak.
The Scenery was new and the nechanl.
cal effects, aud more especially the moving
railroad train, we're very clever.
This evening the same company will
produce 1.-THE Streets Of New York"
THE ACADEMY or NUsiU.
Charley Howard gets q final farewell
benefit this evening at the Academy Of
Music, and his hosts Of friends here will
doubtless crowd this popular place Of
amusement. A splendid bill hiss been
prepared, and among the performers will
be Mr. Fritz Ritter and Charley Howard,
who will do On old negro act which won
the applause oil the gallery gods twenty
yeats ago. "Colonel" Jerome Napoleon
BouapatLy Little will also apper In hli
great Hey Jim along dance without the
grease pot and tue swab." As the Clrcul
men say, "Thls alone is worth the pficC
Of admiesion,"
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| Vanauona IN ~ n " 10
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.-Flour quiet west.
ern extra % 76at %; Minnesota extra IS OOa
8 Is; Ohio good IS 76a0 70; Ohio new process
50 85a7 70; Minnesota. patent 81 00a7 Is. Rye
aaur quiet and steady at IS 90. Wheat high.
err No. . red elevator 81 2iN mixed elevator
81 III No. 2 red April 81 26al 2bX; May
81 2lhgt FIX; June 81 19xal i9A; July
81 l6al 1913. Corn steady futures weak,
sail yellow on track 6SHa69c; steamer and
track b7Hc; rejected do SO; sail mixed April
bsa59o May 66Ha65Hc; June HXa5Xc;
July 6IXa64Xr. Oats quiet and steady No.
white 800; No. 3 4sa4Shc; No s 47al7 10 ;
mixed 40Nc. Provisions quiet; mess beef
Sl2 0Qal2 SO; mess pork $ts 50; smoked hams
Oil Scala 90. Lard prime steam Gil 80; kettle
sll S7hal2 90. Butter dull and tending
downward; creamery 26a2Sc; good 10 choice
20a26o; New York and Bradford county, Pa,
extra 2sa2bc, dairy extra 20a22G good 10
choice 16a?0c. EgEs wO4k and dull at 1Bc.
Cheese dull; creamery l2kal3G; fair to good
l1lKal2Hc. Petroleum dull at 7Xc whisky
quiet and unchanged.
UHrcAso April "a THE DroysT Journal
reports.
Hogs Receipts 2O,OOO head; shipments 400
hoad. Market ACtiveAnd firm all sold strong;
common 10 good mixed packing Is Gao 10;
light g 9Oas IS; choice heavy ID 2OA0 90.
Cattle Receipts 1000 head shipments 2, 400
head. Market quiet aud balOc loyeri com.
mon to fair shipping 81 01a6 %; good to
choice - 4Oa3 10 exports 30 9OAO 90, distlll.
cry cattle - OCa5 25 butchers steady at
81 60a4 40; Texans 81 2Sa4 49, gtaSserS % 80 /;
st9CketS and feeders % 8Oa4 80
sheep-Ieceipts 1900 head shipments
,SOO head: fall 10 good Is OOa5 90 good to
eholce 70 'UaO ~
BALTIMORE, April 2S.-Flour, outlet and
unchanged. Wheat western lower and weak ;
No. western winter red spot and April
81 2lhal 2lH May 81 20Iiat u; June 81 f9h
al l9H July 81 16xai l5X; August 81 l2X
al la Corn, western lower, closing steady;
western MI xed spot and April 65Xa66H May
6olfa66Hc; steamer 6SaSsNc. Oat' steady;
western white 49a41o do mixed 40aiOo Rye
quiet at y IT, Hay unchsnged. Provisions
active. Without quotaole change. Butler TIM
changed. Eggs lower and dull a. lial6c Pc.
lroeun, nominal 9lin v9nes uu5l Mo eafgoes
o w MY int iv AM SuBaF ntm' a
sO,s ~, W"lSAy - SuS ~ ~ y ~
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Hooked for this city In The Near
Future.

Hooked for this city In The NeRI
Future.
BOSTON IDEAL COMPANY. w.
This admirable opera company will give
one grand performance in this city next
Tuesday night. The Etsn'ng Transcript
says.
The Ideal Opera Company Is not, al
its name might import, composed Of cold,
Colorlets and sinewlesS distractions, but
OF veritsble flesh and blood performers,
whose achievements in the domain Of
melody impart solid enjoyment 10 persons
Of cultivated as well as nnCultivated taste.
Boston would do injustice to itself II II
failed 10 patronize such an unusual com.
bination Of vocal and histrionic capacity.
None Of the principal singers oil the com.
pAny are strangers 10 the city. Several Of
them are old.tlme isvorltes, Ia whose Buc.
cess the Boston public takes deep inter.
est, having watched them In their pro.
gEess from stage 10 etage, and fejoiced At
every forward STEP" sr'..--
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lFYour watch 1OIn't ran right have It re-
paired by JACOB W. GRUBB,
Practical Matchmaker,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Ste.


The following shows the range Of The
thermometer, as observed at schnepis
drug Htore, Opera House corner yesterday
1850. 1851.
GO 70 20 IS 90 IS II
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$50 REWARD.

The above reward will DO paid for The re-
COyery tf the BODY Of WILLIE REILLY
drowned Ia the river at The foot Of Twenty
sixth street. Age about eight years.
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GALL and see our. stock Of Dress Goods,
the finest line ever brought on the south
side OF the creek. GEO. G. ROTH.
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THE Centennial Jubilee Singers, under
the management Of T, ]. Lakewood, will
give concert at Wesley NJ, L. Chapel to-
night.
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THE Sixth Ward Fiahing Club will give
their first Grand Ball, at MCLain's Hall,
tonight. ..-
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wAsutSaroS, D. o., April 2o.-1A. NJ
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley
partly cloudy weather and occasional rain
followed by clearing weather, windl
mostly north, higher barometer, station
AIRY or lower temperature.
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FRANK & HAM MER SLOUaA'S celebrated
straw hats at SunnsbOrn Bros.
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SONNEBORN sRos., 1907 MarkSt street,
opposite MCLurV House.
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THE unIy place In The oily 10 GET TayIOr'S
Baltimore maCklnawS, 10 at SOansbOrn
Bros.
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CaIL0REH'S straw hats at sOuuSbOru
Bros.
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New Advertisements
WanIed-Girl.
Farewell Ball-Stsrlight Social.
NotiCe-sam'l b. MCOulloch.
Vapor Stoves-J. o. Payne.
$50 Reward-[head Of local. -,
Mrs. Knox FIutipg MachiAes-Nesbit'
4 Bro.
Wanted--General Agent.
sigouruey Literary society-Wheelinl
Female College.
For sals-"Pallas."
For Cincinnatl-St. Lawrence.
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You can get the Pittsburgh EreniGg
Chronicle at Rhees, 1906 Market street,
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A PULL line Of stripe novelty dress trim.
mlngs at George G. Roth's South Side Dry
Goods House. .-..-....
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THE larusstIlns Of OObby shapes In straw
halls In The city at SonaebOrn Bros.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-29

COtu SOuueburn Bros. for uObby straw
hats.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-29

JUST RECElVED-FlVe thousand gallon
stone ware at GEO. X. RCnECHEN'S,
No, 1854 Market St.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-04-29

A FULL assortment OF the finest eta
tionery just received at RheeS'.