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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-06

Something About somc or Our DIsfin
ArE-- .r feufs ynxi Hla.fnrx

Something About somc or Our DIstin,
80 Euisheti Visitors.
!, II: NJ. Harper, Esq, leaves today for New
York. r. A. !. rs. ~. ~ is..5
Mr.. md Mrs. S. F. Bags have returned
from visit to friends in western Ohio.
Mrs. Fred. ]. Norton and child left ycster
day for the mountains. She will be gone all
summer. ~
George Linch, Of St. Louis, is in the city
visiting friends. He is in the stock brokers
business.
Andy Smith, OF the La Belle Glass Works
leaves To-day for two weeks fishing excursion
to the South Branch. .
Mr.. John T. Baker has returned from New
England, having disposed of the rum Ques
ton 10 his own satisfaction. : Z
Miss Mamie Leighton, OF the South Side
accompanied by Mrs. Scheid, left yesterday
for Chicago on visit to friends. I
Rev. J. 3. Reed, OF Sistersvillc, is the only
minister in the State Press Association, but
"a little learen leavens the whole lump
Dr.. W. T. Bland. OF the State Hospital fol-
the Insane, ut Weston, accompanied by Alex.
Rennie and Misa Lucy Steele assistants, are
at tho Mcclure House. = - e n ;l5 ,
H: ]. Snively, Of the Grafton Eagle, got in
in time for the night session, last evening.
He wasaccompauied by Vim. Lawrence, Jr.,
formerly OF Grafton, now OF Ohio.
= Mr.. Bowman, OF the Tucker Pioneer, is &C.
companied by his wife md daughter. Mrs
J. u. Blnckman and Mrs. Eugene Bowman, oil
St George, are also at the Mcclure House. :
W. A. Loe and L. A. Lowther, both OF the
Sistersyille Independent, r. NJ. McEldowney,
OF the Wetzcl Democrdt,and Mr.. Pemberton, oi
the Moundsvillo Herald, arrived late last night.
Col. Jake. Keinple leaves to-day to attend
the wedding OF his friend Thomas H. b.
Stagsers, Esq, aEd Miss Laura Janet Burns,
daughter OF james J. Burns, OF Fairmont.
Consequently the Press Association will be
deprived OF the Colonel's company this even.
ing, much otheir regret. :,s,f.l
Col. Fred. Norton, the genial whole-souled
Fred. OF the Mcclure House. yesterday cele.
brated his birthday in quiet but royal
manner. He knows how to celebrate, and
receive the congratulations and well wishes
OF friends with the sauyi,y and grace OF n
prince. We tender our very best wishes for
his future. y - - & = s5;as5 (!
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A Quiet but Fashionable Wedding nj tho
8aGs Fourth street Church, RI

Fourth street Church. Pa
Yesterday morning very quiet but very
pleasant and elegant wedding took place a,
the Fourth Street N. E. Church. It was the
nsrriage Of Ir. John lIandlan and Miss
Jutia LIST, daughter Of Il, Ileber List, Esq,
both well known and popular society people.
The hourset for the ceremony was 4. NJ, and
at that hour the large ediilce was com.
lortably filled with friends and relations OF
the contracting parties. The ushers, Messrs.
Ed. Tingle, John List, L. II. Franzheim and
Curran APPLICABLE, OF Wellsburg, seated very
nicely by endeavoring 10 give every lady an
nisleseat, and succeeded tolcrably we'll As
the hour struck the doors OF the south aisle
we're thrown open and TO the music OF the
delightful old wedding march, the bridal
pair swept up the aisle, preceded by the
ushers, who ranged themselves on either side
OF the altar. The ceremony was performed
by the pastor OF the church, Rev. @. +.
Masden, and the couple left the church man
the parlors OF the church, and
then Mr.. and Mrs IIandlan were
driven to the Panhandle depot, where they
took tho train for Cincinnati. They will
spend about week in the Paris OF Amer
ica.' They are followed by congratulations
OF tho very hcartiest order from oil who
knew them, and VIC add ours most cordially.
Mr.. and Mrs. Handlan are the first 10
marry in what was their set, or more vulgar.
ly known rs "the younger crowd.n The
bride looked very becoming and charming
In gen d arne blue silk travelling dress
aud coat TO match. The groom looked ms
happy and contented rs one could wish
and was In a black costume. The
ushers wore black coats light ,rJusers and
lie. Among the audience were noticed
Mise. Sadie Logan, Jessie List, Gene Hopkins
Lille Baker, Gene Logan and Daisy Crothers,
of Wellsburg, bosom friends OF the bride,
who were all handsomely arrayed in white
costumes made uniformly. ~. q. s,sissy
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The following convcyances OF real estate
were admitted to record by Clerk Hook yes.
terdny: 4 = = 3. n s &, ~ 4,
"a deed made July 9th, 1882, by Robt. J.
Smyth and wife, to Mortimer Pollock, OF the
piece of ground situated on the corner OF
Fourteenth and Chapline streets, known as
thessnth half Of lot No. lG in square No. IL.
Consideration s., $500. isi2'.i \
z A deed made July srd, 1852, by the Citi.
zens Railway Company, to Conrad Seibcrt,
Of lots No. \, g. 3,.4 5, 0, :, and 5, on Wheel
lib Island, in Daniel Zlnes addition. Con.
sidern,ion 81, 500. z! -. - {,
A deed made July s, 1852, by, Elisha w.
Paxton and wife, OF Brooke county. TO Robs.
]. Smyth, OF Ohio county, of lot No. 10 in
square No. II on the western side OF Chap
line street, with buildings thereon; also 20
feet Oft the rear OF lot No. 4 In the same
square. Consideration 81 900. go
- A deed made July l, 1852, by Z. J. Stone
and wife TO Martin Luther E,zler, Of the east
half Of lot No. II, In that part OF the city
laid ont by Henry Moore for Elizabeth Zane.
Consideration $50. n IN
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"a Moonlight Chat"

i The excursion up the river Tuesday on the
steamer Little Anna was a glorious success
4 rs far as the excursionists were concerned
although their friends were in frenzy OF
Shorror when the news first reached the city
Sot the Scioto.Lomas disaster, 4 as it was
thought that, the Tomas and Little Anna
] being Martins Ferry packets there had been
some mistake made In the name. The par.
Sty, about forty In number including several
ladies and gentlemen visiting in the city,
! left the ievee Mt 6:i5, having on board plenty
sof& warm wraps and n largo number OF
swell filled baskets OF good things, The In.
! tentiOn was 10 have gone 10 Steubenrille but
that plan was rec0nsidered and the return trip
started when, three miles above ;Welsburg
Z Perhapsit was well this was done for had the
! boat gone on q short distance it might have
/ In some way; became entangled in the coils.
! sion. The evening was spent in looking at
5the moon, eating, singing and chatting. De-
ttermined to be aesthetic the trip was dubbed
"A Moonlight Chat ''and very pleasant affairs
4 they awc;e found To be- Col. sam Harrison
1 had & thoughtfully &laid inta supply Of fire.
works and In passing Wellsburg and other
Epoints did himself proud by shooting them
Soif In fine style. Much credit is due "Capt."
! Dan List, who organized the trip and Capt.
SSeamon and the crew: also come In for lib
Seral share Of deserved praise. The trip was
80 pleasant that It very likely will be repeat
led rs the Little Anna Is safe, steady boat
well adapted to parties Of this nature. & Y!
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An ApprccIativo \ office OF DIR. Allen.

al DEs hliCHs
IA The Huntington Adrertisc,' OF recent date
contains the following highly complimentary
lallusion to IN honored citizen oil this city
..,Dr. benjamin W. ALLEN, OF Wheeling, vino
was appointed at the recent meeting OF Re
gents OF the University to the chair Of medi.
cine and surgery, was born in Preston county.
VIVA, June ], 1924. Ills father was de.
seconded from English stock ind resided in
,klngwood. Dr.. Allen graduated at the Uni.
sversity, OF Virginia and also at Washington
College, Pa; attended medical lectures ut the
University OF Pennsylvania, ut Philadelphia;
was demonstration OF anatomy at the Virginia
University from 1852 until the commence
,meut of the wal, when he was up.
pointed surgeon In general at the hos.
,pital at Charlottesville, Va, in which Gu.
pacityI he performed u number Of very diff.
cult surgical operations which were deemed
worthy Of being recordedsin the "Medical
and surgical History OF the War OF the Re.
ibcllion," published by authority Of Congress.
fAreference to the reports OF these cases will
show him to be u surgeon OF superior ability.
1 He Is swithal q cultivated and genial gentle.
man. Those having tho opportunity OF re.
.ceiving instruction from him will fully re.
spect aud appreciate him for his comprehen.
jsiye learning and urbanity, of manner. A.
/ this writing It is not known whether or no.
iDr.gAllen will accept the appointment, but
SWe sincerely hope he will. =; Z slS 5ss=sg b
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Yesterday morning word was sent to the
headquarters that there was man raising u
disturbance at the Cathedral and an officer
was needed. Morris was detailed and soon
landed In the cooler John McGill, better
known rs Father McGill. lie will be remem.
bered Us priest who was ordained
In this diocese in 1868 by the latn
Bishop Whalen, but who afterwards fell
sadly. lie abused The Bishop roundly
on several occasions, and also took 10 drink |;
his mind became impaired and he LETT town.
About two years ago he returned, an old
man by this time, and got into fight in an
Eighth ward saloon, for which he was arrested,
but allowed by Judge Cranmer to leave the
State. The next heard OF him he was in
Montreal, and there concocted cock and
bull story about Bishop Kahn, one posses
ing no foundation whatever. Yesterday
he turned up again and was arrested while
cursing the sisters. lie was called on a, the
lookup but was found uucommunicatiye,
although very polite. lie cool!y announced
his intention TO rcmain and take charge of
his field in this city. He is very distingue
looking individual, neatly dressed in suit
OF black With clerical cut =. = Z - e e
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RIVER INTELLI(ENCE
On stcnmbon,s, Rnrgcs Fla,.. 1,ovv = -, !,

On Steamboats,, RnrTcs, Flats, ToWs, etc.,
i5g6,,: :, AIoni: the Lcvee. ~
The Graham passed down at an early hour
this morning. q. %. - = :
The river fell about feet yesterday. tho
marks last evening Indicating only 8 feet 0
inches. n a Is = n y Al. / :.
The WIN. Chancellor IS due down to.n,yor.
row morning from Pittsburgh 10 Charleston,
There Is nota more popular packet on the
upper Ohio, and none will regret travelling
on it. Her officers are perfect gentlemen
and will make all agreeable. !
The Excursion par.yn{ on the steamer
Diurnal, July 4th, participated IN BY about
twenty couple, OF our popularity folks,n
express their thanks to Capt. Asa Booth. for
bis uniform kindness and courtesy shown the
party while under his charge, & ,
G!scrssArb O., IJuly 5.-Rirer 81 feet and
falling. d. I ,ls.lEi - !.
cMno,. III, July 5,-River 81 feet 1 inches
and rising. IS r. n.
EvAssviLlr,. lsD., july, S.-River7 20 fee. j
inches and rising. & SAat. - i I
!, OH CRY, Pa July 5.-Rivcr feet and ris.
ing. Weather. cloudyund cool. IA Is
LoulsyILLE,s KY..J July 5.-Riyers falling.
with 0 feet 10 inches IN tho canal and 9 feeet
less on the falls.si5 n.
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MARTINS FERRY.

H So n 2
Police business was very brisk yesterday,
but there was nothing worthy OF especial
| mention. s}Eiags ~ 5ils Il-1- p
Messrs. Robt. Kerr, Chas. Swartz, Anderson
Ralston, Russell Medill and other OF our
town boys are absent on fishing trip, IN the
neighborhood OF Adena. gy (,
A number OF new naiers and feeders FROM
Pittsburgh and other points are arriving, and
there isn general opinion prevailing, that the
Laughlin mill will soon be in operation.
The disaster at Mngo was the principal
theme OF conversation yesterday. The opin.
ion Is unanimous among the passengers on
the Tomas that the fault OF the accident was
with the Scioto. 8 :, :, I.
Our people were very much delighted will,
the handsome display by the ladies of Bel
laire who accompanied Spanscr Pest on
their visit to our q. A. X. picnic The con-
ceit was very pretty one, and the Bellairc
boys should feel proud OF the noble support
given them by the patriotic young ladies' OF
that city. ~ III
The Grand Army picnic on the Fourth was
mn immense affair, in spite of the rain.
Spansler's Post, of Belluire, mud Uranium
Post Of Bridgeport, were present In large
force, and representatives were present from
Drummond Post, OF st. Clairsville, lIazlett
Post, Of GAINESVILLE. Abe Patterson Post, OF
AslMIesheny City, Pa, and Lyle Post l2s,
Allegheny CITY, The Alleehenians were en-.
tertained by Thoburn Post, ut the Sherman
House, during their stay. ~
The announcement, late Wednesday even
Ing. that the Scioto and Tomas had collided,
and that many lives had been lost, spread
through the town with great rapidity, and
many OF our. people who had friends and
relatives on the Lomas were in IN sad state OF
anxiety and grief. AS soon US it was learned
that locomotive and car would be dispatch
ed from Wheeling to the scene, a number Of
gentlemen made preparations TO accompany
the train, with sucl, restoralives and wraps US
1t was thought might be needed. Happily,
however, later announcement that tile
Tomas and oil her passengers were safe re-
iieyed the general suspense, and many who
had proposed to make the trip abandoned it.
Mcssrs. Irwin. LASH Robinson, Stanton and
several Others availed themselves OF tie
privilege granted them by the newspaper
men who managed the trip, in tic hope that
they might be OF assistance. z1flz ss5sg..
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MothcrsI Mothers Mothers!
Are you disturbed ut night and broken OF
your rest by n sick child suffering and crying
with the excrucinting pain Of cutting teeth
II so, so at once and get bottle OF Mrs,
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immediatcly-depend
upon it; there Is no mistake about'it There
is not mother on earth who Inns over used
it, who will not tell you at once that 1t will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother and relief and health TO the child,
operating like magic. 1t Is perfectly safe to
use in all cases, and pleasant 10 the taste, and
is the prescription Of one OF the Oldest best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. IS cents bottle.
T.s76.atlAs- u e.ss- W .rlEaT Pa- AwrLW
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Ok. THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS 3
being next in order, nominations for presi.
dent were called for. sri5ss 3. ~ Z
Mr.. Dawson, with some complimentary re.
marks, nominated p W. Morris, former
President, and l. II. Smith seconded the
nomination.
Mr.. johnson, OF Wheeling, nominated W.
N. 20. Dawson. Mr.. Dawson Withdrew, and
on motion of Mr.. White, the Secretary was
authorized to cast the ballot OF the ,Associn.
tion for Mr.. Morris, which he did, and Mr..
Morris was elected. -, ~ /
For Vice-Prcsident, Mr.. Dawson was nom.
mated, but again declined. Mr. Harry T.
Mr.. N. \. Huffman, OF the Morgantown
Post, and Mr.. J. S. Hall, Of the st, Maryy Oh.
,crrer, were placed lii s!nomination. ! Mr..
White md tho Secretary acted as tellers and
the first ballot resulted .5sa $50 Fsl},sslg
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81 W. ~. Y. dawson, journal, hingwoUd. !,
A.W. Campbell, ISrELIIuEScER, Wheeling
John Frew, IzrELLIoEycER, Wheeling. J, :
John E: Day, lNrELllGgScER,s Wheeling. !,
Austin Beach, lSTELLlaEScER, Wheeling. 4
s&Wili !; Faris, lSrELLIoExcEE, Wheeling c,
Lewis Baker Reg,ter, Wheeling. Z! r. f!
II. 7. Black, Regiter, Wheeling. h 1
II ". P;.Willey, Register, w heellng. Y
~ =. s Howell. Register, Wheeling.
Y George Cozad, Register, w heeling. II As
w. J. Johnson. Lfgisier, w Wheeling. [: z d
Sf John Dunlap. Stnddy Leader, w heclinri w.
III 9: III. stull,, Sndoy; IVe,rs. letter. w eeling
1rRichard Robertson, Sunday Ner.. Letier,
James =: Patterson, Sunday Leader, Wheel:
& L T. Thoma, lolk.b'aii, Wheeling, &
n Louis Ioeber, ols,blait, w heeling. x
4 Christ Lied, latksllqn, Wheeling: Il ~
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Police business was very brisk yesterday,
but there was nothing worthy OF especial
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GENERAL Nor,o.
NTOTICE = r->-r---S--.S.'.

.NoIT1l!cS ' 7 .,,,,,,'','> i,
w a SSaiIsd meeting Of tho stockI,o,,
oiice Of barr i,A Is HsSeSiaicn viii h. %s1 Cd
{AclAins Block) on TIIIipsna,Svoi ilttltk = J, y
between Tho hOiis OF . and n;s,n. JVLY & -
election OF nine Trustees Tor ,6e sn,nf H, ~
lot lhc transaction Of such Other Lung NJ; Y;
come ~, properly before tho mee,!ns ''Alhs,i +!
TX order Of l'oanl Trustees, "
less ---.. -. ----I -ntFt ]. II, Wlitt,,, "
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. Present stock Of pianos, steinway, Knube,
Chickering, Hallet & Davis, Emerson, Hard.
man, Guild, &c, at theiY very, lowest prices,
and great reduction FOL, COST Call carly and
secure great bargains: Il ~ "a Z
Lucas MusIo SronE, ~
5fss III 142 Main street. Il
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Joseph Ryan, who Is 10 buried Ibis fore.
noon from his late home In Wellsvillc, was
one OF Dellaire's best known citizens years
ago. He paid visit 10 Dellaire not long
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You. can buy tho celebrate cos.eeared
Novelty Clothes Wringer Of Boyd, Market
Square, for 81 cash. lust one.half the price
charged by reddlers for third.clas wringers,
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A SURE cure for Impoverished blood, pin.
pies and sallow complexion, is Browns Iron
Bitters. 1t will produce healthy color,
smooth skin, and Is absolutely not injurious.
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SUMMIT HOUSE,,
! CRANBERRY SUMMIT u y,

ehnNbEHRi SUMMIT, ". Va. u
Occupies commanding petition on The rnrs
piatenu OF ihe Allegheny Mopn,ain.. The ECr,.
,noahtlons iorguests are lmTlc, the rOtns hsylt.
; GegI iae!y rei,i.lished Good hunting md ~
each way daily. Terms arr reasonable. =
~, Mrs. MARY Il. W0RTIiISGTOS, :
: !!9 49,. rinrhelne.
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5 BARGAINS at Geo. G. Rotl,'s. Best Calicocs
5kc, best Dress Ginghams lOc, Good Lawns
&c, best Lawns 1Oc, best Apron Ginghams
&c, TO close. GEO. G, Roru,
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'FoR RENT.

!, I ssors,room No. 1905 Main ,,,.,, n
when completed will be one IhM rrei sAs
sixty.seyen feet deep, with t x%at ttd y
rooms, each si1ty.soyen iret ,,o s%o baSae,
Enquire Of 'se' uceh
= Innzu ~ ---L--i'1 JAS. /, ,t,,r,
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COMPOSED Of the best known tonics, iron
and cinchena, with well known aromatics is
Browns Iron Bitters 1t cures indigestion,
and all kindred troubles. 4.al} IA ~, :
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GLADES UOTFT


"a a celebrated Simmer Resort. fiptel,r Ia n
US appointments. The standard Of iii Trl vii
n9use VIII be maintained rs one Of thc lssiisSL i.
!eis III the country. Good hunting and G.b,n, |,
ING neishborhood. Rooms lare a~d In n
cuisine excellent. ChargrS rn,tlerA,c 10y a..
/. ly5 y JOHN IL l,RlST uur.s,,
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A MAN named Drinton, slightly intoxica.
ted reeled into DR.. Campbell's office lost
night and said he had struck rather biz
man md was afraid he had injured bis left
wrist. II was examined ind the discovery
made that !. was di.located aud smull'bone
broken. The-Doctor started to set 1t, but the
man yelled that he would not have his arm
broken, and dashed out Of the Office.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

MYERS COMBINATION lEATE
Inland Fillercr for purifying waite, for ,,1s
boilers. 'ssi-E Y. Ny Els ( GLASS AisurE., =,
6S ThlrtYilnt Sheet, Wheeling, s.. 7.
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FOR SALE,

TOR SALE-TlIE STOCK ISn,S-->
~ VII Of 4 well equipped jan inn aSD G0OD
or would soil material III lois ~ vIte 10 AL
partlGulaN enquire ut this otilcc suit for ias.
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DRESS Goods at great bargains 10 close I'm
the season. They must DO sold. !. "A, d
-2s Ggo. G. RorH
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W Sealed Proposals. l'7sl e. =.
5s !. 20. r. Notice OF Meeting.
4 Allegheny Hotel, Mountain Lake Park.
I Ocean Fare Reduced-II. +. Dehrens.
y Regular Kanawhn Packet-Steamer w. n.
Chancellor - p
3 Drug Store For Sale. q
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DocToI bills are abominablc and not need.
ed In kidiey and liver affections, Us PERuNA
and MASALIY will cure them. ) J.! .l5.
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STnr foreman, of Fowler Brothers & Co.
Canning Department. Chicago, Mr.. Steam.
kelley, says he suffered with Rheumatism for
more than eight months. ST. Jacobs Oil will
cure mo comp letely. 1t Will scurc anybody.
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REpucgp from Sc to 54c, best Calicoes. tc
close them out. AZ. GEO. G. RorH.
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ALL Ginghams, worth l215c and lOc, re.
duced to DC, to close. GEO. G. Rorir. B
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MARBLE, Alnrbleized and Slate Sian.
stcls. Tho largest stock and variety, ut
i. q. Caldwells, 1900 and 1902 Market
street. AZ
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CLOSING them out, best Calicoes worth Sc
for SIC, fia.r ~ \ GEO, G, Roru. !
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"a Oox'r forget that the steamer j Little Anna
and barge will take eIcursionists to w ellis.
5burgh tonight. The captain will DO on tho
boat and will see that all will have q good
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isctl.lcIiNn In l,iniIoS.

j Now is the time to buy your Dry Goods,
Clearing out sale at, Geo. q Roth's.
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FOR RENT.
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:, l desirable dwelling come, Trc,,,
M,rest, newly pnpctcd and Paints" viIh I'll,
~ lnc latest style, 9fOOms, iaii hon,n aug
tcSsn sslon a. ,once. Kent Reasonable i ~ Va
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CANDIES, Fruits, Nuts md the finest
I Refreshments ut Mrs. Zeisenielder's, No.
!. %, Twelfth street. i. q, =
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checks and clear compilations.
Sold by Logan & Co.
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.3TrIErE will DO no concert at seibert'.
Garden this evening. Z