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A DEAD ClIISANAN.
Hu Hin, n NRsIce. Wi>iiee Man, Departs
This Life.

this Life.
For The past two or three weeks IIu Hin,
young Chinaman, employed In the Chinese
laundry just north Of the City Building, has
been very sick with the typhoid fever. Sat-
urday morning the physician who had been
attending the No ;olian, made his custo.
mary call, and was informed by 10 Lee the
head man, that it vas mo use, Ifu Hin
him dead like helee.'' Thst he was dead
proved to betrue. He had breatisd hi5 las. .
in the night. He was laid out in rear
room, and at noon 10 Lee departed for Pitts
burgh to procure the proper clothes in which
to bury the deceased. r.
Last evening reporter called ut the laun-
dry and endeavored to learn soneihingabout
the funeral, which will take place this aite,-
uoon. The place WAS closed and all was dark,
but after pounding at the door for awhile.
two sons OF the Flowery Kingdom appeared
and did their best to enlishten the searnher
after news. Tlny could speak but little Eng
lish. and the reporter had no knowledge OF
Chinese. This much WA made out, how.
ever: "Hu Hin him. young, twelly.one.
Good boy, velly nice boy, solly he gone.
Spend fifty dolce for puttie him away.
Takee bone back China two, flee year. Him
livee In Melica land one year. He no NAL
lied. 10 Lee come back Plittsburg II o'clock.
Come then"
An endeavor was made 10 see the corpse,
but the look of holy terror that came over
the heathen'S face when the request was
made, and the decided shakes Of The head,
settled it. The corpse could not be seen until
10 returned. 10 has become somewhat
Americanized, and the rest place good deal
OF reliance in him. No information could
ne obtained rs 10 what ceremonies would be
likely 10 take place, or II a minister would
be present. The remains will be inferred in
the Peninsula Cemetery. and in two or three
years disinterred and taken TO China. The
services will, undoubtedly, be very interest
Ing. There are six Cinnamon In the city,
and onc or two may possibly come down
from Pittsburgh.
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RIVER NEWS.
Local amt TeleErnpiiic--Ge General I.evee


Local amt Tciegrnpi,ic--0enerai I.evee
l.nconics. 7. 81 [.
The niurnal will leave for Parkersburg
this morning at II o'clock. A5'i
Saturday, the levee was a very lonesome
place. No business whatever was transacted.
The marks al this point indicated last
evening depth Of feet 3 inches. The river
was stationary all day. s,l.s !,
The warm weather OF yesterday has 50 soft.
ened up theice, that the coast steamers will
probably be running again to-day.
Saturdays Cincinnati Tmes!Sur says:
Charlie Knox, Second Clerk OF the Andes,
leaves for Marietta tonight. Engineers
Meglicl and Stone, OF the same boat, leave
for Wheeling. The Andes Is laid up await.
Ing future events on the river" According
to that, the Andes will not be here to-day. "
CISScIsNArI, December 10.-Rlver feet O
Inches and rising. Tighten and windy.
PlrTsBuGI, December lO-Rlyer 9 feet :
inches and falling Weather cloudy and
nloderating.
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The cold snap froxe number OF car loads
oil white sand so hard that the glass l,onses
have had men OF work with pickssn we1res
Quarrying it out in blocks. ''.> v >' 1851
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! Lincoln club Election,

The Board Of Directors OF the Lincoln Club
met at tho club rooms on Saturday evening
to organize for the ensuing year. The meet.
ing was nearly a full one. large majority Of
the twenty.one directors being present. The
following are the officers chosen:
President, George B. Caldwell, D II
First Vice President, Spauldiug K. Wallace.
Second Vice President. Thomas +, Lewis.
Third Vice President, ]. G. Devine. ,;l3:5
Z Corresponding Secretary, D. ". Baird.
Recording Secretary. Charles W. LETTERS.
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Fatal Accident on the Cleveland X Pitts.
'I. hurgl IsOad.

William Allen, coal.digger, late OF Cos.
hoclon, but formerly Of bridgeport. was run
over by train on the Cleveland& Pitts.
burgh load at the latter place, Saturday,
about l2 O'clock. and instantly killed, his
mangled remains being strewn along the
truck for considerable distance, and por-
ton Of them being thrown into the ash-pan
Of the engine. The sight was q sckeiilng
one The dismemhered fragments were
gathered up and taken into the freight depot.
The engineer Of the train, which was the
Bellare and Martins Ferry accommodation,
saw the unfortunate man on the track some.
time before he was strllck. and sounded his
whistle as q warning No attention being
paid TO the signal, he blew again, and ut.
tempted TO slow up, but 1t was too late.
A brother OF Aliens visited Bridgeport yes
terday and identified the body. as that OF AL.
len. It will be buried from the g. & P. depot
today, the interment taking place at the
Bridgeport cemetery On ths hill in the rear
OF town, esi.
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THEPERILOUS PISTOL
SHOT GUN AND THE POCKET KNIFE
Figure PrOHln.nilJ In Three Int.r.,tlns IaeI'
dents, While the Cruel Wheels Contribute T
Another to the Suretssloa Of Horrors. (.
~ Soms Minor Accidents.

A shooting affair occurred OF West Wheel.
Ing Saturday afternoon, as n result OF which
Al Conway, a coal miner, Is expected TO
breathe his last to-day, II, indeed, he has not
done 30 before this meets the eye Of the pub,
lie. The general impression 10 that he was
tho aggre.sor, and that his slayer, Amos Cur.
ley, was Justified In shooting him.
AMOS aud hiG brother were In the house Of
the former, and Amos was having his hair
cut, when Conway entered and offered 10
shave him. The offer was declined, but Con.
away insisted, and finally became 40 trouble,
some that he was ordered out OF the house.
IL refused to 20, and II was not until Amos
procured q small iron poker aud attacked
him, that the Intruder was ttilven out and
the door locked. a. &
Conway, armed with heavy timber, re-.
turned TO the house, and commenced 10 bat,
ter the door. Amos took a revolver from his
brothers pocket, and when the door was
broken Id md The nnwelcome visitor was
were lired, only one OF which took effect.
tered his body, taking a downward course,
and perforating the lung. lie was removed
to his home IN bridgeport, and was still liv.
Ing at n late hour, though suffering such
agony from his wound, snd 30 weak from
oss Of blood, aba, lie could only breathe in
llali.reclining position. DR.. Wagner, his ut.
tending. physician, said he could not live
twenty.four hUuys.
Cnrley gave himself up to the authorities
at Bridgeport, and yesterday the Mayor hold
a preliminary examination, as the result OF
which he WINS bound over. TO the Court OF
Common Pleas In 81, 900 bail, which he fur.
nished and was released. IN
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Saturday, two Bridgeporters named Will
liam Poole and Joseph Bolen went rabbit
hunting out in Ohio. They had sepa rated
and Poole was walking along little run,
when he saw something stir in the bushes at
SONG distance OH the other side Of the stream,
and thinking il wasa rabbit, he drew a hasty
beg bead s and fred; 4 yell fEen Belen was TIE
which Poole fired saved RoIen from serious
injury. As it was lie furnished interesting
practice for some beginner in surgery.
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stabbiuE Affair Between Boys.

On Saturday evening au ARRAY occurred at
shanty in Alley. A, between Thirty.fifth
and Thirty.si1th streets, in The course OF
which . 81 teen year old boy named Joseph
Eberwaltcr was stabbed by companion
named Harry Bryson with penxnite. Tho
knife entered the left side, Just below the
ribs, and made IN ugly cut, which, however
Dr. Pipes says Is not necessarily fatal.
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ANOrIIER NEW RAILROAD.
Which Mny Take Advantage 0i the Pro
-.. posed Union Truck,

WHICH Mny lnRc Advantage 81 fhe FRO:
posed Union Track.
Besides the three or four railroads now
seeking short through line east and west,
which contemplate taking in this point en-
route. or at least desire 10 do 90, and which
have received attention from time to time In
the local press, is one which has heretofore
been overlooked. but which is a project Of
good deal OF magnitude on paper. It Is
called the New York & Council Bluffs Rail-
road, and the main line is projected from
Council Bluffs east rs nearly OH bee line as
practicable to Red Bank, on the Allegheny
river The company received u charter some
time ago. Isaac j. Hynes, Esq, of Terrc
IIaute. Ind. Is Its PRECEDENT, and e1 Secretary
OF the Navy Thompson one OF its directors.
In addition to the main line, a connection IL
proposed for Harrisburg, crossing the Ohio
river at or near this city. aud running west
via Cadiz, Harrison county, Ohio, Coshocton,
Mount Vernon and Marion, joining the main
line In Indiana.
A contruct has already been placed, the
President states in u letter 10 prominent
Wheeling man, for both lines, Wits syndi.
cate which proposes to take the $50 bonds
and q portion OF the stock Of the company in
payment for the work. 1t has not, however
according to the Presidents statement, been
definitely decided whether TO construct the
road on the route named. or to connect with
the Wheeling & Lake Erie road ut conve.
nient point between Wheeling and Bowers.
town. $50
Wheeling seems TO lie very near the most
popular line from the sea board 10 the great
west for new roads, and whether she secures
the advantages Of any Of the projected roads
depends largely upon her own action.
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The teachers institute will meet in the
iall at the school honse, In the Fourth ward
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.


ClScISSAri, December lO.-In the west.
ern part Of the city at about o'clock this
morning the flour mill Of JAMES X. Harms,
was partially destroyed BY fire. Loss
5000. The insurance. will cover. two.
thirds Of the loss Machinery for the
Hungarian process Of making flour had
just been pnt In and this was consumed.
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George L. Grafton and his assistants of The
Ohio Sign Company, are painting scenery cs.
pecially Tor the play OF DAVID Garrick.H Nv
the Gypsy Queen company, ~
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BROCATELLE DOLMANS,.

These garments Are NIL the latest
December styles and are so attrac.
tive that they ut once recommend
themselves to the most critical
buyers. All of our Seal Sacques
were made to order: by fllrriers OF
the highest reputation, and can be
relied upon to give satisfaction in
fltand durability. We would call
special attention to our line Of sll.
periOr fur lined Circulars, which
We bought at a price enabling us to
sell them for $500 less than
value. y
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The giving way OF some timbers attho
blast furnace Saturday, let james Nechan
fall some fifteen feet, and he was c,np,, hr
the tmbers. His collar bone, and one Snns
Of one Of his lpgG broken. ifbe iam;lv
is IN great distress, there being six small
children and no mother. They ali live in
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WHEELING BAKERY co., I.
Temporary location, 1000 Main 81.

l AM making specially this season OF
Fine Diamonds, and have now In stock a
liner class of goods tllnn IRE usually sold
In this market. Persons who desire 10
purchase anything In this line will do
well by giving mo call.
!. q. DILLON,
1923 Market Street. =
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a. ~ nut IThe1y TO De my BItter COM
hict over The nomination. The people will
not permit it, and the candidates, ! think,
have toa, much senss OF ptopriety 10 'inaugu.
rate 9 disgracelul sauabble for the place.
The Democrats came so near electing their
candidate before that they will mske renewed
efforts this time, and II behooyes the Repub-
licans 10 present u candidate vha Is we'll
kpQTn 10 the peapla and Of whose ability
and integrity they are satisfied. And It must
be done decently and in order, and without
strife or bitterness. predict that the calm
which always follows the storm will be seen
IN the proceedings ofthe Republican conyen-
ton OF the Seventeenth Ohio district"
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Tne Riverside Takes stock in the Steel

-
A meeting OF the stockholders OF the River.
side Iron Works was held at the Office Satur.
day to vote on the question Of subscribing to
the capital stock Of the Wheeling Steel Com.
pany. The vote was unanimously in favor
Of making the subscription. The other mill,
OF the city will vote this week. Formerly
joint stock companies were prohibited from
subscribing TO the capital stock OF other
similar companies, but an act was
passed in 1851 permitting subsc,ip.
t ons to organizations whose line
OF business was subsidiary or incidental
to that OF the company making the subscrip.
ton. 1t is under this net that the subscrip.
tons to the Steel Company IRE made. Tho
two Ohio companies cannot under their old
charters mike the subscription, and It Is neo.
essary therefore to vote upon the proposition
to surrender their old charters and take ont
new ones under the lnws OF West Virginia
This the Jefferson mill. Of Steubenville' has
already done, aud tho Bellaire mill holds its
meeting next Saturday. - -
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wAsulSaroS, D. G.. December II, a. x
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clearing
and fair weather, westerly winds, higher ba.
rometer, slight fall in temperature. US
followed by cooler, clearing weather, south.
west 10 northwest winds, higher barometer.
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WANTED-AG GOOD GIRL FOR
w scAenl homework In Il small family. Must
come well recommended. Apply at PORTER'S
GGUCERf. corner Cnnpllnc and Eleventh sH!! dell
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uhe lttteIlqeuter,
New Advertisements.

Wanted-A Girl for Housework.
Christmas G0ods-I. G. Dillon.
Felt Weather Strips.
Charming Beyond Measure.
SParcribs, Tenderlon, &c.-D. C. List, Jr.
Kitchen Queen Safety Lamps.
Geo. II. laylor-New Good-Fourth Page.
Our Citizens Desire no Notoriety, &C.
Third Page.
Table Cutlery-Nesbitt & Bro.
Christmas Goods Mt John Friedel's.
john IL. lioon IL Co., Dealers in Grain, &c.
For Sale-Mining Property.
Holiday Goods-A. Siedenbach & Bro
Head Of Local.
Elegant Chance to Buy Christmas Presents
Blum & Marks-lIead OF Local.
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Mr.. NJ. Somehow has fitted UP one Of his
windows as a miniature apartment, and
seated In 1t u very elegantly dressed doll.
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NEw ionx, December lp.-John Nc.
Allister and Michael Gallagher fought in
the latter's saloon, In Brooklyn, to-day.
Both were arrested. McAllister 10 dying
in the hospital Gallagher died In jail OF
delirium trcinens. " ~ Wr
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BANGOR, Nj. December lO-Dt. n. D..
Davis, 20. Knight, Charles Meserveyp,
and three Frenchmerrare supposed TO have
drowned in Alooshead Lake. DR.. Davis
was being conveyed 10 see pacient at the
time Of the supposed disaster. 2 l,-'i
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A success Every Time.

Mr.. Charles w. Lear. 24G0 Germantown
avenue, Philadelphia, Pa, writes; ~ suffered
Jocobs oil, and It Is the best thing ever had
the house half a bottle cured my feet"
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ALI, GrOcers know Tint fresh baked
Cakes and Crackers sell rapidly during
holidays. Let us nssOrt six glass front
rins of these goods FOR You and VIC will
guarantee You n nice cake trade. Then
surprise your customers with our Extra
Fanlnh Oyster aid W. D. Co.'s Butter
Crackers.
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FOR s. ATE
F7ORSAIE
HQ[nb[Q!Qk'S Park |

On The National Road. ~ miles distant from ely
o. Wlieeins; cOntalnsgbOul fifty acrGs. rich anbe
i!, engipiY located, ofeonvenient acres. sliLrouf'
ca ny grand natural scenery. Originally laid OfLy
ne lale Thomas hOrnbrooE, Esl, who made Il 4
mes study by labor and great expense, 10 miEeii
what II Is. beautiful and popular summer EcsOt
i ,aa wo TX. on The Park was commenced about
twshy.nve years sso. during which time the irts
shllp9efy ana 0ther ornamental attractions have
made II delightful summer retreat during the
warm season.. 1t hns been visited by large nulnltt'
from distance. and patronized by thousands u
d ihS s1 nf country; has no equal .o a
springs.
+, Besides It's drives. pronenadcs, lawns. Srort'
gymnastio and other objects OF GIauT oaeit i!tr
Y ES great variety q EvegIsers. MNS,lcIIt.. he
Pines the Silver and Balsaln IIts, Norway Spruce,
Hed Cedar; Heath.Cayed Cypress, Lawson Cypns.r
GSdais Of Lebanon. Naples there is the SOTViy.
silver, Sugar: Sycamore: Weeping trees qupe = Va
r ir t ne Willow, Birch. LG!ch Ash AMI. E1;s
Apple Peak Peaches, Cherries, Plums &c; Asg1O'
Illus 81 various kinds and great variety CT .Ligh.
and house plants There are three rOlaiorAef
dwellings. with stables and other outl0u.e;iH
mihe beantilul building lots laid OF and h@L
Win ornamental trees uild shrubbery; seo Ese
more I lots on same side. Tho Elm Grove slrdC'
Line hns ils terminus al the south Ea,e eni ,1nHD
we Iafk, me depot OF the b. d o. Bp,.c r =
ABOUT one Third oil a mile from tho p;,r,h cRinSS
gale. The place has many attrac,ir IN, ,!uriug be
summer! party wshi,g 10 sr.llIc *,ll!G!
shrubbery. flowers and IipSinr birJs ;Hts IA Pug
70 meet their desires. Ohio, wise il can btpN3ii
aGiy nseu as public tHSo. aud II manAet IaF
ei994i ,1 would ie : good investment ,s
tha hp ply NJ VEINS can be had from The Agea'"
wv nehs W WV hte .h0s. IiornbnOk.
-s!-.sy ALEXANDER BONE,
~, Zeal Estate Agent and D'0ta' nj
=, lG3 Market Street, OFT Block, cor. OF Market y"
.Cweltth StrasitS. Whnellng W VIZ w
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:. The Celluloid Eyeglasses will stand ten
times more abuse than any other Eys.G lass
and furthermore, they are the be,t. For
sale by all leading Jewellers aid Opticians
49, ,3'sL .tai assi at 5.t St AwFIW
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Li,,lIcr,
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h., A a considerable quantity Of Ice las been Gu,
=; MI. r.. ". Bainhridge, Of Toledo, arrived
IN town Saturday. '''u
Mr.. George Adams and family NJ who.,
ing are visiting bis mother in this place
VIII c. Danford, Baltimore & Ohio mai,
agent has been spending few days in town.
Edward Jones, sentenced for two re,rs
was taken TO the Ohio Pcnitentiary Friday'
Hon. Ross J. Alexander and Mes,rs +
Bases and William Alexander were In ,own
Saturday. n 80 80 80 - 'o Wv u u
The trial Of Mrs Donnr, of Martins Ferry
Is set for one week from to-day. Ex.probaie
ney. B.. y : 90 - A' - "''o''
In the case OF William johnson Va. Daniel
Steenrod, executor OF tho will OF ChaIles
SCHUMACHER, the Jury. Saturday morning.
fe.urnG oao Seraiet In favor OF the plaintiff
ior $1,000 SO. The suit was brought 10 re.
cover the value OF = note, found among
sehumaehers papers alter his death, payable
TO William Johnson and made by Charles
schumacher. The plaintiff claims that he
placed the note In Schumacher's hands for
safe keeping, where 1t remained fourteen
years, Schumacher paying the interest
promptly. The defendant claimed that line
note was kept by Schumacher as evidence of
us payment Messrs. Daniord and Chambers
appeared for Johnson; Mayor Riley and J..
W. shannon for the defendant.
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kpCclnI NOficc.

The steamer Birdie will arrive in mort on
Wednesday loaded TO the waters edge with
Holiday Goods. Look out for,it. -
A. SIEpENDAcl 4 BRo., q.
llQl Main street.
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THE most elegant line OF Gents. Clotl, and
Velvet Chenille Embroidered Slippers iust
received and ready for inspection at
e5'a-s L. Y, Bfnyn's
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Prize Elnlv

l.ook ont for The Prize Raby, which will be
on exhibition OH aud after Tuesday morning.
A. SEIDESsAcH & Bgo.,
ll0i Main street,
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Gentlemen,

Go to L."V. Blends Il you want to get nice
pair Of iland.sewcd Shoes. Latest styles A
new line just received. I'-1..i',
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= Present stock Of pianos, steinway, Hnabe
ChickerinE, Hallet \ Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, &C., at tue very lowest prices,
and great reduction for cost. Call early and
secure great bargains. - -
Lucas MUSIC SroRr,
ll42 Main street,
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James IL. barney, OF Baltimore, Pres.
ident OF the Baltimore Warehouse Co.,
was found dead In his bed yesterday morn.
Ing. lie was on the street Saturday, o.
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FwkSTY more pairs Of those good home
made Blankets Just received vi Geo. @.
R0th's.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,

THE Diamond Dyes for family use have no
equals. VI popular colots easily dyed, fast
and beautiful. l0cents package. Mwr.w
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CALI and see the German and fleece home.
made red Flannel, the best In the city for
underwear. 1t will not shrink In washing.
~ -r.Fs.l t- (IyD G.; Rnru
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FIVE more pieces OF that good, homemade
red flannel just received at Geo. G. Roth's. "
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BLANKETS. Comforts &c. Now is the time
TO buy them. The best line In the city and al
low prices at GEO. q. RorII's.
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LltiIcN, az ".
Go to L. V. Blends il you want 10 got \ n;ce
pair Of hand.scwed Imperial Kid linton
Shoes, with point braze, common sense. or
opera toes. Another invoice Just received.
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iADY render your skin white with Glenn's
Sulphur S0np. 2s5E fGs9,S >os''I''
Pixies Toolhache Drops cure in one mIu.
ute Nwysw.
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THE Blankets We sell for homemade are
genuine, not Eastern Blankets, market home.
made. Giro a Pom :.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

ilG3 Market Street, OH Blocf' cor. OF MARKET ,nd
.IwNIIth StrlsitH. WhnallnR " w w
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thermometer Record.

VIE usual merchants lunch at tho New
Mcclure House SNmlle Rooms daily.