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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-04-10
LOCAL PERSONALS.
Intelligence aud Gossip OF wheeling
Folks aud Their FFIendH.

Intelligence aud Gossip of wheeIin,
Folks aud Their FrIendH.
Mr.. ?. Tatum. OF Harrisburg, Va, is visit
ing Wheeling friends.
Mr.. VIM. H. Irwin was at Jacksonville
Florida on the 9th inst.
Major W. W. Jackson will Join hi. father
the Governor, at Parkersburg to-day.
Sheriff Levy Gay, of Pocahontas county
spent Saturday and Sunday in Wheeling.
Charlie Reynolds, City Solicitor of steu
benVille, was among the visitors In town Sat
urday.
=. C. Pechin, Esq, prominent iron dealel
Of cleveland, Is the guest OF F. J. Hearne
Esq, Of this city.
Mr.. A. F.Wilmoth, Chief Clerk in the STATE
Superintendent Of Schools office, has gone
home to Randolph county for a short visit.
Judge r. II. Cochran, OF this city, will de
liver the Memorial Day address at Eas
Liverpool upder the auspices OF Lyon Post
G. A. r.
Mrs. Oscar Rammelsberg will! sing %
Know That My Redeemer 1iveth,n at St
PauFs Episcopal Church this morning,-CiR
cinnati Enquirer Of yctte'day..
Ida Todd Is rusticating among the hills Of
West Virginia, Mrs Rev. Barnitz is visiting
at VIM. Alexander's, preparatory to moyinC
WeSt.-MartinS Ferry TIMES.
Cash Evans, manager of the La Belle mill
Wheeling, is in the city.-Louis HoIroyd 1
Steubenville boy, now blacksmithing in
Wheeling, Is home on short vacation
Steubenriile Herald,
It iscurrently reported that Minnie Paine,
will leave Rogers Sweetheart Company al
the end OF the season and return to her old
love, Billy Seaman, playing the s0ubrette
part In the latter's new piece next season,
DR.. E. Booking left on the 81. Lawrence
Saturday evening for Charleston, to attend
the meeting OF tue Commissioners Of Phsr
macy, OF which he is Secretary. He will b,
joined at ParEcrsburg by Nj. Williamson
the newly appointed member.
A dispatch from Washington announces
the appointment to prominent position II
the War Department OF General Joseph r
Darr, who was Provost Marshal Of this dis
trict under General Rosencranz, when III,
latter was post commandant here during tn
war.
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Boars. Of IducntIop.

A special meeting OF the Board OF Educa.
ton was held Saturday night at which M.
ALI. Caldwell presided
The report Of the Committee on Building
and Grounds, accepting the new Centre
school building from the contractors, Messrs,
klevis, Kraft q Co. was adopted. =
The commissioners Of the Madison sub,
district reported the appointment of Miss
Hannah Phally as teacher in Division d,
grade S,ot the Madison school; Mr.. Thomas II,
Jones, OF Pomeroy, o., as Principal OF the
colored school, aud Mrs. Leona i. GasSIns as
primary teacher in the colored school,
The commissioners OF the Clay sub.district,
on motion, were permitted to supply one
room In the Clay building with desks from
the Centre school.
The commissioners Of the Washington
school reported the resignation Of Prof, il. Il.
Mccain as Principal Of the Washington
school, and the appointment Of Miss Martha
Harper as Principal pm tenn, Miss Mary g.
Ryan as grammar teacher, Miss Sallie Robin.
son as assistant grammar teacher, and Miss
Laura Frew as teacher In Division b, grade i,
The commissioners oil the Madison school
on motion, were permitted TO spend a sum
not to exceed $50 in repairs on the janitors
house.
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Or all the theatres in the country saws the
New York Dramatic NeWS, the Peoples Thea.
tire, now building In St, Louis, Mo-, will have
one Of the best appointed stages; in fact none
will surpaSs it In finish and completeness.
This is being conducted by Mr.. H. G. Ray.
mond, ut present in st. Louis, and his inter.
est In the work has been demonstrated BY
his .deVoting labor 10 night and day In order
to insure It's completion in time for the open.
ing. Mr.. Raymond was much exposed Ia
night damp, naturally incidental in the cree.
ton OF an enormous new building, such as
the Peoples, aud the result was the contrac.
ton OF severe case Of rheumatism in the left
leg. A single application Of St. Jacobs Oil
brought relief, and in very short time The
pain disappeared entirely. Mr.. Raymond
keeps supply convenientin case of a recur.
renee OF u similar trouble,
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nryEn INTRLLIaENcr.
Notes Jottsd nova pairing . Prone
nnde ON The EAYeo.


made ON The LeVee.
The St Lawrence left for Cincinnati on
time Saturday afternoon.
The Katie stockdale passed up yesterday
morning en- route to Pittsburgh.
The Hudson passed up Saturday even.
ing from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh.
Captain Muhleman, Of the Andes, has
been spending several days in town.
The Scotia passed down Saturday after
noon, being delayed at Pittsburgh by
necessary repairs. She had big trip.
The river was about stationary all day
Yesterday, the marks last evening indi.
eating a depth Of Z feet 0 inches In the
channel.
The Andes Is due to-day from Cincin-
natl, for which port II will leave tomorrow
row afternoon. The attention OF shippers
Is directed to the advertisement in this
issue.
CAlRo, ILL.,, April 9.-River So feet and
rising. Thermometer 750.
PIrrsBURoH, Pa, April 0.-River 5 feet s
inches and rising. Raining.
Oh CRY, Pa, April 9.-River 2 feet Il
inches and statioeary. Cloudy and has
been raining.
CINCINNATI, April Driver II feet 0 in
ches and falling. Weather cloudy, very
cool and windy.
EVANSVILLE, I'm f, April9 .-River 20 feel
and rising. Weather magnifcently clear
and very pleasant to-day. Wind south
west and sonth. Mercury 62' to S2".
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SUPREME COURT.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the Court Of
Appeals.

Yesterdays Proceedings in the Court OF
Appeals.
The Supreme Court met at 10 a. NJ. satur-
day. Present-JudgeS Johnson, Raymond
and Green. The following business was
transacted:
Fifth National Bank Of Pittsburgh vs..
Gillespie aud others, from Greenbrier coun.
ty. Petition for appeal and supersodeas re.
fused.
S, II. shriver and Others vs.. r. B. Grim,
from Wetzel county. Petitions for appeal
and supersedeaS refused.
Thomas Wilson VS.. Jacob Hovatter and
Others, from Barbour county. Petition for
appeal and Supersedeas refused.
George Adams and others VS.. Mary Jane
Medsker, from Harrison county. Appeal
and supersedeas allowed. Bond $4OO
Board Of Education OF Proctor District VS..
A. +. BrOOkOver and Others, from Wetzel
county. Writ of error and supersedeas
allowed. Bond $3.50.
VIM. Chesney's administrator VS.. G. II.
llillie ana others, from MOnongalia county.
Appeal aud supeEedeas allowed. No bond
required.
]. A. Hunters executors VS.. Andrew
Stewart, from Greenbrier county. Writ OF
error and supersedeaS allowed. Bond $500.
Merchants Bank, OF Charleston vs.. George
Jetieriesr administrative, from Kanawha
county, Appeal and supersedeas allowed.
No bond required.
c. Y. Jones vs.. s. Piersol and others from
Wood county. Petition for appeal and super.
scdeas refused.
A. c: Orcott administrator, Tvs. E. S. Irwin
and others, from Kanawha county. Petition
for appeal and supersedeas refused.
NJ. q. Swaine vs.. W. II. Edwards, from
kanawha county. Opinion by johnson.
Judgement by Circuit Court affirmed.
Floyd l. Hibbs vs.. Amos Jones, from Mari.
on county. Opinion by Raymond. Decree OF
Circuit Court affirmed.
P.J. Watson VS.. Michel & Ice, from Marion
county. Motion for new bond submitted.
Ellen Forsythe VS.. City of Wheeling, from
Circuit Court Of Ohio county, was ordered to
be certified forthwith.
The following cases were ordered 10 be re.
argued, there not being now in office a
quorum OF the Court 10 whom they were
Holden vs., BoggesS, from Hancock county,
state vs. Thompson, from Barbour county.
Werdenbauch VS.. Reid, from Richie coun.
ty:
Smith vs.. Townsend, from Peasants coun-
Shepherd vs.. Peabody Insurance Company,
from Jefferson county.
state ys. Raymond, from Jackson county.
Adjourned until next Saturday morning
at 10 O'clock.
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TO-DAY the festive Book, reared and fatten.
ed by the Reymann Brewing Company, will
be let loose. Every saloon will have the Bock
Beer on draught, but it does require close at.
tention to serve it in good style. One of the
places where every attention and precaution
is taken TO bring forth No. l glass Of Book
Beer Is the Tidal Wave Saloon, where Won
can obtain also the Oldest Whistles, purest
Wines, finest Cigars and innumerabIe other
things, and good lunch in the bargain.
TIDAL WAVE SAIoOS
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WANTED-STREET can IIoSS,
lid M F ao SiT to eight yeas DID, v .1Ss
NAY Stables, corner FnrtysFrpp ,I y CilLl,Al y
Mneel!ag, w. Va, GEO WTEsStv1Ts SStiet q
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SWINE OF cARDuI" for Ladies' onlv
For sale by Logan & Co.


Dry, parched, sore throat, pneumonia
bronchial and asthmatic attacks, weakened
and debilttated state Of the system, all these
dangerous symptoms are cured by "DR.
SwAYEE' 8 COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY"
The first dose gives relief, and the worst cold
and sore lungs yield to Its healing properties,
An occasional dose OF "swAYNE's PlLls''
should be taken to keep the bowels free. They
are excellent for torpid liver and bilious COM.
plants.
A Frankfort (Ky.) physician writes: Some
months ago thedaughter OF one OF our promi.
nent citizens was pronounced hopelessty con.
sumptive. She was very much reduced in
flesh, terrible cough, her life gradually vast.
ing away. ] recommended her to use ''DR.
sw4TSEs COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY"
which she did. In short time she was free
from all cough and other symptoms and L
now rosy and healthy.
Price, % cents and 81 bottle, or six bottles
for s. The large size Is the most economical,
Prepared only by Dr.. Swayne l. Son, Phila.
delphiR. Sold by druggists. TrHSIw
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Oulces Nos. % aud ~ Fourteenth Street
For Rcnt-Two.story Brick House.
For kent-H6use on Chapline Street.

For Rcnt-Two.story Brick House.
For kent-House on Chapline Street.
Beautiful Residence for Sale,
Forty-third Anniversary.
For Sale-House for $1,000.
For Sale-Brick Residence.
For Rent-Dwelling Houses.
Alex. Bone, Sr, Notary Public, Licensed
General Business aud Real Estate Agent.
1000 Copies OF Sheet Music.
Sllyerware-l. G. Dillon.
Wanted-A Good Girl.
For Rent-PeninSnla Brickyard.
Commissioners Notice.
Steamer New Andes.
The Square Dealing oRe Price Clothier.
Beatty's Organs.
The Works OF the Collier Company.
Every One who owns Wagon, &c.
Epileptic Fits.
Consumption.
Opera Honse-C. D. Hess Acme Opera Co.
Public Sale--LawsOn Hotel.
This Is the Harvest Time for Spring Wraps
and Jackets-Head OF Local.
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At THE CATHEDRAL
All was bright and joyous; the sombre
drapings OF the Lentcn season were ali re-
moved and the high altar was blaze of lirht.
In addition to the regular gas Jets over one
hundred candles were appropriately placed.
these, together with the rich vestments OF
the Bishop and officiating clergymen, the
music and the floating clouds OF incense, had
very pleasing effect, and the services were
OF the usual solemn and attractive nature,
Large congregation attended all the services
and no fewer than six hundred persons re-
ceIved holy communion at the mass at C;30
A. n. The principal service was at 1890 A. NJ,
when solemn Ponhical High mass was cele,
1rated by Bishop kAtn, his assistants being
Fathers Sullivan, League and Deehan, Mr..
Charles Wingerter acting as Master OF Cere.
monies.
The sermon was preached by Father
League, who Is most eloquent divine. and
held the close attention Of hiS hearers, as he
dtscoursed on the lessons 10 be drawn from
the conversion OF st. Mary MAglalen, which
itself Is fitting model OF the sinners CONVEX.
sion or spiritual resurrection. Attic close OF
this mass Bishop Kahn gave the Papal bene-
diction TO the congregation.
The music rendered was Carl Maria Won
Weher's mass In G, the choir being under the
efficient leadership of that well known must.
clan ms n. L. Whitaker, and consisting OF
the following VOcalists viz
Sopranos-Miss Ella Zinn, Mrs G. s.
Feeny, Mrs. SitgreaYes
4lt9s-Mises Maggie Williamson and
Mary Brown.
TenoFs-Dr. Garrison and P. ]. Sullivan,
7. G. Burke.
It Is unnecessary to say that the choir
maintained Its usual high reputation but the
solos Quiz TOllit by Dr. Garrison, L,edrlatuI
by Miss Ella linn, and Agnp iby Miss
Maggie Williamson are worthy Of special
mention.
In the afternoon there were Solemn Pontl.
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a. 81 u r.
deal Vespefs, the elergymen ottleiating being
Kain, from his Episcopal throne, dressed IN
all the rich insignia Of his rank with mitre
and croEier, spoke In his usual eloquent man.
ner for about half an hour on the subject OF
the Resurrection Of Christ, after which there
was procession OF the Blessed Sacrament, q
beautiful and solemn ceremony which has
been often described at length IN these col.
umnS. II was participated In by over 200
members Of the various Sodalities.
The music was solemn and impressive.
Several Of the chants were given by the male
voices alone, mud the sweet clear soprano
voice that Swelled through the ylulted
edlhce gave the Beneiiett1 In charming
manner.
Altogether the services Of Easter Sunday,
1889, at the above place Of worship will not
soon be forgotten by those present.
At the orHER CATHOLIC CHURCHES,
Easter was not celebrated with greater
solemnity any where in the city yesterday,
than Ut the immaculate Conception, Eighth
ward, Of which Rev. Father Schleicher Is
pastor, The alter was handsomely decorated.
Farmers mass was nicely sung by the choir,
augmented for this occasion by the Beetho-
ven Singing Society and VaaS full band.
The tenor solo was taken by Mr.. Krensner OF
the society. Easter, the cause Of our Joy"
was the subject Of an eloquent and interest
Ing sermon delivered by the pastor The
service was concluded with the re Ddlm,
which was admirably rendered by Father
schleicher.
Large crowds were In attendance at st.
AlphOnSus NJ every service during the day,
and the services were very interesting.
ELSEWHERE
Atst. Luke's Chapel, on the Island, the
services were the usual Eplscopalian observ.
ances OF Easier, except at the sabbath School
In the afternoon, ut which the Chlldrena
hearts were delighted by some specially at
tractiys.exerclses, and q small present given
to each in CommGnoration OF the day, BiSh.
op Pcterkin preached at night
AT the Thomson NJ L. Chapel, South
Broadway, no special Easter services were
held, though boththc sermons were Of time.
ly interest. Communion was observed at the
evening meeting, the sermon being by Pre-
siding Elder Ryan.
Rev. B. Wheeler, OF the A. NJ. +. church
Of this city, assisted in the Easter services at
the A. NJ. Il. church at Washington, Pa,
yesterday.
AT the Zane street church special musical
exercises were ntersperSed through tho ser.
vices. In the morning Mr.. Copeland, the
pastor, preached on "a visit 10 the tomb Of
the Savior, and at the evening meeting on
THE MeSSlah's Universal Reign"
No unusual services were held at the
Second Presbyterian or U. 7. churches.
The services at all the churches were more
or less cast in reference to the day.
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SUBSCRIBERS intending to change
their residences The first Of the month,
will cOniera favor, and secure the prompt
delivery Of their papers by sending their
new addresses 10 this Office as early as
possible.
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Actual Bargains in Crockett Quilts which
we are offering at ST. %. They are In Ma" MSr
settles patterns, full bleached and noTfec tT II
every respect We also offer yery smnsrin ~
Iiarsetlles Quilts in variety Of Beautiful ia ia.
signs from 81 25up. Call in and look nj them
A. sIEDENnACH 4 BIO.
ll04 Main street
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FRox numerous cases OF Dyspepsia and
Constipation, cured by the uie OF Fellows
Compound Syrup Of Hypophosphites, after
every other known remedy has been used in
vain, It's efficacy In restoring the functions
OF Digestion and Evacuation Is manifest
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THE FIRST OF THE SEASON.
The celebrated Erlanger Beer Of
the Schmulbach Brewing Company
will be ON draught by all its pa.
irons in this city, Bcllaire, Bridge.
port and Martins Ferry on To-day
and Monday next.
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The first OF the season: The celebrated Err.
LANCER Deer Of the SClimulbach Brewing Com.
pany will be on draught by all its patrons in
this city, Bellaire, Bridgeport and Martins
Ferry on to-day and Monday next.
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Extra quality yard wide Percales, bothap.
propriate for ladies' and children's dresses,
and for shirts, shirt fronts and boys waists,
only 10 cents yard. Only shown by
A. SIEDENRACH & BIO.
ll0i Main street,
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In Ginghams there are good grades at low
prices, such rs the Heasher Ging CHAM, check.
ed, striped and plaided in many colors and
mixtures, Come and see them ut
A. SIEDENBAcu & Bios,
1l0I Main street,
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Il Is said that Beatty's large organ factory
at Washington, n. j., is turning ont over x
organs day, and that the demand for ei liz ~
Beatty instrument is on the Increase Tie H.
factory Is running night and day to Mi ordsrs
promptly. " WI "Euets
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You can buy the celebrated cosgeared
Novelty Clothes Wringcr of Boyd, Market
Square, for 81 cash. Just one-half the
price charged by peddles for third class
WrinRerS,
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$1,000 Reward.

The Square Dealing, One Price Clothing
House offers $1,000 reward to any one who
will detect us In devlating from our prices.
We mark our goods down ut first to meet
any known competition,
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THERE is something softand tender in tbo
fall Of single snowflake, but it always I re.
minds us 10 look after our bottle ~ nr
Bull Cough Syrup,-our old stapd.bv in
the days Of Coughs and Colds,-for we have
always found II reliable. W. N''''
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Do'sr thou love life?-Then do not squan.
der valuable tIme,-for that is the stuff fife Is
made of;-but procure at once bottle Of DR.,
Bulls Cough Syrup for your Cough aud be
cured. Your druggist Keepsi II.
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visited the grand opening of the SQUARE Den,.
ing One Price Clothing House on last satnr.
day and expressed their admiration on Seeino
their large aud handsome stock OF clotbins
and piece goods. N'0'''I"s
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WAsnSsroS, D. c., April 10, / a. M-Fol
Tennessee aud Ohio Valley, clearing weather,
northeasterly winds, higher barometer, sta
tionary or lower temperature.
For the Lake Regions, generally fair
weather, northeastcrly winds, higher baron.
e.er, stationary or lower temperature,
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NwEAW
Al a0 Per Yard.

i We offer this week the finest line OF new
shades 10 Colorcd Silks at 81 % yard.
Look at them. for they are the greatest bar
A, slEpESBAcH& Bro,
l104 Main street.
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A ruRE strengthening tonic, free from
whisky and alcohol, cures dyspepsia, and
similar diseases. 1t has never been equalled,
Browns Iron BitteTs, new
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The services at this church were appropri.
ate TO the day and were extremely Interest.
Ing. Large congregations were present both
morning and evening, Rev. DR.. D, A, Gun.
ntngham, pastor OF the First Presbyterian
Church. filed the pulpit in the morning,
preaching very eloquent sermon on '.The
Resurrccuon.n DR.. Masden, the regular mas
tor, occupied DR.. 0unningham's pulpit In The
morning, and in the evening preached 10 rs
own congregation. The musical exercises
were the best ever heard In the Church.
Miss Annie Logan presided at tho orRRn With
her accustomed skill and grace, and rendered
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The Grnnll nnenInn

Of the Square Dealing, One Price Clothing
House will continue every day this week.
AL are cordially invited to give us a call.
]. BRlLLEs,
ll5S Main Street,
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TuE first Of the season i: The celebrated Err.
LANCER Beer OF the Schmulbach Brewing
Company will he on draught by It's patrons
in this city, Bellaire Bridgeport and Martina
Ferry on to-day and Mondly next,
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A PINE selection OF Square and Upright ri.
amos but little used; equal to new In every
respect; fully guaranteed; at great bargains,
ut Lucas Music SrORE,
1142 Main street.
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srEuBENvllLE, o., April 9.-River Z feet
s inches and rising SLOW Cloudy, rainy
and cooler.
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REYMANN'S Brewing COmpany's Gel
ebrated Book Beer to-day. Don't you
fOrgetit.
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"sLAcK-DRAuGHT" cures cOstive.
ness and -Hcadache.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BIT, JAMES HOTEL.

F lIcmpstoue, New York John Owens. Bcllaire
4 Mercer. FairElew MB oxnnrd. n MSrti'y'l,
= S!i ~ springer y MaFSe !: blues, New York
q + Kelly Pennsylvania G MuhIemSn. ar %Is,
h J Mckee. independence Mrs Mckee. InIeneMtSr
W lngersOll, Newark q ) PeddIcorIl Eiiin ~" "
Burns, Baltimore u AlbHCh, Cincinnati
Y BOner, n MATtinSville 3 l. JOlIlf Ohio
r X GllIen, city is Alden, cleveland
< + Ensign, Philadelphia DkStAley VlFSIni"
Jas Bowman, Pittsburgh Mathews MSrIjT'v Et,y
Ia ~ sS murray iron age NJ Sweeney Pittsburgh
! N s fauna sly Ws Gushing, city
swain BellGtre \ NJ PembeFton Ohio
D RStotSOerry, city WI Turner, civ "''
i CriSIwell, city III + Maddv GS,IJno1,,
C&ssieRlaR NaSh'n, D C Louis Warner "j;,t PS'A'
" Thompson, str Neel Young. str sam pohOr.,
Wilson, Pittsburgh CIV Kelley. div A'ON''' -
7 + IIArker, city LJKIIne. 0hiS
Marion Pool, Baltimore WIZ Hyatt Camhr,d,o
q = LlOyd Htlsbntrh.
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! Az elective medicine for kidney diseases
low ftyers and nervous prostration, and well
worthy OF trial, Is Browns Iron Bittets.
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To-Day Mr.. @. r. Behler will give his grand
opening lunch with book beer in his new
place, No. l4l7 Market Street.
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Ahial package of "BLAcK.DRAueHT"
free of charge.
For sale by Logan & Co.