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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-30
PURELY Personal.
Movements of Prominent Persons-In-
diyiduaI Mention.

Bishop Kahn returned from Parkersburg
yesterday.
W. A. Hunt, of the st. Clairsyille Chfoni-
cic is in the city.
Ed. H. Dick and wife returned from
GAINESVILLE, yesterday.
Pres't W. X. Pendleton and wife OF Beth
any were in this city yesterday.
Mrs. ID. l.. RatCliif and daughter left for
Moundsvlle, yesterday, to spend the sum-
mer.
John o. Pendleton, Esq, returned yes
terday from a professional trip to Wells
burg and Bethany.
Newt. Linch left for down the river, on a
fishing expedition, yesterday, and expects
to be gone about four weeks.
Supt J. H. Riddle yesterday brought his
wife and family back from recuperating
visit to the country near Burton.
Mrs. David r. Davis, of GAINESVILLE. O.,
formerly society favorite here as Miss Sue
b. Robinson, is visiting her parents in this
city.
Messrs. c. w. Jackson, OF Georgia, and
Clayton Carney, of Kentucky, who have
visiting at Bethany, returned home yester-
day.
Miss Katie Best. of Lockhaven, Pa, has
at Bethany, and is now visiting friends in
Bellare
Ed. Clator and Harry Hay, left on the
Bachelor. yesterday, for Pittsburg. Ed.
will be handled by Pat. Denmarsh for the
coming race.
Joseph c. Martin, an old Wheeling boy,
who has been away from this city about
ten years, and is editing paper at Dallas,
Texas, will be in the city Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Woods, of the Central Glass
Works, leaves this evening for the East on
an extended visit to friends. His family
will remain IN Marshall county during his
absence.
A letter was received from Rev. Father
McElligott, day or two ago, and his many
friends in this city will be pleased to hear
that his sea voyage to Ireland has benefit
ted his health.
We are glad TO announce that Rev.
Father DAILY, of Moundsville, who has been
confined to the Wheel ng hospital by a
severe attack of pneumonia, is now con-
sidercd out of danger
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THE RIVER ROAD.
Meeting OF the Syndicate at Eew York
The Enterprise Received With Much
FayOr-The Road to he EuiIt to Point
Pleasant ms Soon rs Circumstances


Meeting OF the Syndfcate at new hOrk
The Enterprise Received With Much
Favor-The Road TO BE EuiIt to Point
Pleasant rs Soon rs circumstances
VIII Permit.
To the President and Directors Of Me w., p. d
C. II. r. Co.
New YORK, June 23.-The gentlemen
representing the S ydicate to build the
road from Wheeling down the Ohio river
to Parkersburg and Point Pleasant, met in
New York on the Goth inst Mr.. Ilsley, who
had been selected as practical railroad ex-
pert to examine the line OF the road and
obtain statistical information, submitted
his report recommending that the entire
line be built from Wheeling to Point
Pleasant. The Sydicate expressed conf
dence in the merits OF the enterprise,
and concurred in the recommendation that
the whole line should be built at the same
time, but were of the opinion that the
present unsatisfactory condition in tinan-
cial matters, resulting from great depres.
sion in railroad securities, and the general
feeling OF uncertainty and apprehension
produced by labor strikers and other causes
made it hazardous and unwise to com.
until feeling of confidence is restored.
As Won were informed by me at the last
meeting OF your Board, the syndicate had
been formed with capital sufficient to build
that part of the road from Wheeling to
rurKerspurg, leaving the part from Park
ersburg 10 Point Peasants TO be provided lor
afterwards, but after a personal inspection
of the whole line by some OF the members
of the syndicate they were OF the opinion
that the true interests of the enterprise re.
quired that the entire line from Wheeling
to Point Pleasant should be built at the same
time, in order to secure the important
advantages for through connections for
business between Pittsburgh, Wheeling,
Parkersburg and the South and
West by connections completed from
Point Pleasant. 1t was then proposed
to double the capital the syndicate formed
kersburg and to build the entire line, and
also look to the necessary arrangements for
connections with other roads.
The meeting in New York was for the
purpose of completing the capital of the
syndicate and carrying out this view; but
as stated, after carefully considering the
present unsettled and unsatisfactory out
look, it was thought best to defer further
action until more settled and satisfactory
feeling is developed.
The syndicate is satisfied with the merits
of the road, and look to building it as soon
as circumstances are favorable, and recon-.
mend that your company complete the
surveys and free rights of way from Par
kersburg to Point Pleasant, so as to be in
position to enter into arrangements for
building the road whenever the conditions
change for the better, and in order to en-
able your company to meet the expenses
necessary for this purpose arrangements
were made to furnish you the means re-
quired Very Respectfully,
J. \. CAMDEN.
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England.

LONDON, June 29.-Lord Clauricade was
murdered this morning on his way home
from Mas.
LONDON, June 29.-Lord Clauricade was
not murdered as first reported, but his
agent, Blante, and his steward. Keene, were
killed No arrests. The murders occurred
half mile from Locheia. The shots were
fired from loop holes in a wall. The wife
of Blante was in the car on which the muir
deIed men were riding.
LONDON, June pa farmer named Nc
Causland has been killed by two men with
scythes near Bally Clare.
LONDON, June 29.-Creel, Palmer & Co .
Stock and share brokers, have been declared
1" o.... .ers on tie stota exchange. This is
the firm for whose account f500000 OF
Egyptian unsed stock was sold on Monday.
The proposition of the firm to pay 10 shil-
lings on the pound by installments was not
accepted. Liabilities, 10000.
The failure of r. Bailey, large dealer in
stocks, is also announced. More failures
are expected.
LONDON, June pa resolution was
moved at meeting on the Egyptian policy
of the Government, held at Willis Rooms,
to-day, declared it the duty of the COVER
ment not TO consent to any sentiment of
Egyptian affairs inconsistent with their
pledge and that it is of great importance
to make effective provision for the protec-
ton OF lives and property.
Notwithstand that yesterday was Corona
ton Day, Woolwich presented busy
aspect in consequence of war prepare
tons upon large scale, and the dispatch
of munitions of war, including explo
Arrangements have been perfected by
which 10000 men can be embarked on the
instant.
A complete return has been ordered Of
the marines available for foreign service.
The officers of the reserves offer the SER
vices of their men for garrison duty at
Chatham.
In the House of Commons the Secretary
OF State for India declined to state whether
the India troops were ready to proceed to
Egypt.
The Financia! Secretary to the war office
stated that the troop ship Orontez left to-
day with a strong draft OF marines for the
Mediterranean, but no unusual expendi-
ture was incurred at the dock yards.
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THE CITY ENJOINED.
Beginning of What May Prove an In
teresting Suit.

Yesterday morning an injunction was
served en- Acting Mayor n. B. Scott and
Street Commissioner Stephens, restraining
further work on the stone abutments at
Caldwell's Run, on Eoff street. The in
junction was obtained upon the petition OF
Henry c. and A. ]. Caldwell. Some time
ago Council desired to lay water mains
down Eoff street, and for that purpose or
dered stone abutments built to strengthen
the Caldwelrs Run bridge. The work was
begun by Philip Schuehle. Yesterday
morning Messrs. H. c. and A. j.
Caldwell filed a bill before the Circuit
Court, gave bond OF $500 and obtained a
restraining order. The bill sets forth that
when the city accepted the piece OF ground
known as CaldwellS addition, twas agreed
that the Caldwells run should be diverted
TO Twenty-ninth street, which was never
done. IL further claims that the building
of the proposed abutments will damage
the property of the plaintiffs
When the Sheriff served the papers on
Mr., Scott, he Immediately notified Capt.
Bennett and an officer was detaLed TO in.
struct Mr.. Schuehle to quit. work, The latter,
who is under contract, refused to quit
work unless ordered in writing. with the
signature of the Mayor a-II seal of the city.
Mayor Egerter IS absent and the seal lock.
Cd ..p so neither it nor his signature could
be obtained. Capt Bennett interviewed
Mr. Schuehle himself and induced him to
suspend work until the injunction is settled
in court.
Yesterday afternoon four members OF
the Committee on Streets and Alleys visit.
ed the scene of the trouble and viewed the
surroundings. There is great diversity
of opinion as TO the feasibility of diverting
the course of the run. Several persons are
of opinion the stream will have to be arch
ed all the way and the work will cost $50,-
600. City Solicitor Caldwell accompanied
the committee, and will make the city's
argument before the court. General A. b.
Caldwell is attorney for the plaintiffs.
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MJeelin9 Re9istes
FRIDAY, JUNE 80, Iss2.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

BronzeS-Miller 4 Franzheim.
Paris Green-W. \. Wilson.
Don't You Forget-Tidal Wave Saloon:
BuggieS, Phaetons and Wagons. W.
Terrell.
Specialties-G. Mendel x Co,
For observation-disclosures st. Lawrence.
Magnificent Marble Mantels-B. Fisher x
Son.
Grocers Supplies-Edwar,l Reid.
Crock Flue Pipe-G. W. JOhnSOn's Sons.
Nobby and Easy Shoes. T. Stone.
Fresh Fruits. IL. Diehl x Co.
Fly Fans-Sesbitt x Bro.
summer Suitings-T. c. Motlat < Co.
Walters JaCketS-D. Gundling X Co.
Personally Y y.
Fourth of July PiCnic-St. Paul Literary
society.
First Grand Picnic-B. B. .. W. Society
local Page.
Singing Societies Picnic Local Page.
Grand Opening 5 sample
Rooms Local Pagel.
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The Ten Inch Main.

The North Wheeling fires, in the earl
spring. plainly showed the necessity OF
better water supply along upper Main street
and Council has ordered ten inch pipe
laid from Fifth street to the Top mill. The
Committee on Water Work met yesterday
to open bids and award the contract for
laying the pipe.
Beck and Adams proposed to do the ex.
cavating for 90 cents per cubic yard, and
the Joints for s.. 10 each.
Farley and Gallaher's bid was 30 cents for
excavation, $50 for joints and Sl.25 for
side connections.
Supt. Riddle also made proposal, as
the work to be done under his superyis-
ion.
The committee decided to recommend
the awarding of the contract to Farley
and Gallagher, and Council will act on it
tonight
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NIisfnkesof Mnses.

Moses Deyore is holy terror. He comes
from West Liberty and is giant in size
and strength. Yesterday he filled his hide
with benzine and proceeded to own the
little town OF West Liberty. Constable
James Rodgers undertook to arrest him.
bu, Moses pitched into him and knocked
him out OF time in TWO rounds. Squire
Curtis came to the aid OF his satellite and
was wOrSted in the same manner. Then
the town rose up in arms and captured
Moses, strapped him to a wagon and in
that condition, still bleeding, he was driven
here. arriving at o'clock. The entire
police force was summoned. Moses was
released and chuCked into Jail.
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supreme Court OF Appeals. .

This court met at the usual hour yester-
day forenoon: JUDGES all present. The fol-
lowing business was transacted, which
concludes the docket for the term:
James I.inch VS. Merchants National
Rank. OF ClarkSburg. Petition OF bank for
writ Of error refused
W. J. StevensS adm. v. Joseph II.
Brown ct a., from Jefferson county. Sub
mitted.
A. V. Parsons. Esq, of Tucker county,
was admitted to practice on motion OF }.
w. Kennedy.
Adjourned to Saturday at 10 An.
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SEVERELY SCALDED.
Sad Accident. Yesterday, to a Small
Child.

Sad Accident. Yesterday, TO Small
Child.
Shortly before supper, yesterday, seri-
Gus and painful accident happened Rosa,
very small daughter Of Mike Brady, well
known man about town, who lives at No.
l47 Sixteenth street. Mrs. Brady was en-.
gagged in pouring scalding water into tub,
while the child was running about the
room. As dipperful was being poured in
Rosa ran under the stream, in some way,
and received the boiling water full on her
shoulders and breast. The wounds in.
fiicted were dangerous and severe, and the
child was suffering the most intense pain
all evening.
DR.. Hoge was called and dressed the
burns. He is of opinion they are not nee.
essarily fatal.
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ELEVENTH COMMENCEMENT.
The Annual Exercises at West Liberty
Normal school.

Yesterday morning the West Liberty
Normal School celebrates its eleventh an
nuai commencement. The fine weather
and interesting exercises drew large crowd
of people to the building and everything
passed Off pleasantly. The Opera House
orchestra went out from this city and its
music received many ilattering GOmpli-
ments. Following is the programme of eX-
erCiSeS.
Music. Invocation. Music
Salutatory-EsSay-O Heads,
Bird Curtis, West Liberty
Music.
ESSay-Luvc of Fiction IS. K. KeySer,
Knoxville
Music.
SENIORS.
Essay-Early Impressions,
I'D. Hukill, Bethany
Music.
Essay-Shadows.. Ida Biggs, West Liberty
Music.
ESSay-Method in Reading,
/. X, Dixon, West Liberty
Music.
Observation-Disclosures, Little Mabel"
Della Boyd, West Liberty
Music.
Oration-Harmony of Nature,
VIM. V. Hukill, Bethany
Oration-PreSs On, FGeo. S. BiggS, West Liberty
Presentation OF diplomas. Hon. B. L.. But ;her
Music.
RpnplictiOn.
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Noman's True Friend.

A friend i'm need is friend indeed: This
none can deny, especially when assistance
j rendered " hen one is sorely afflicted with
fi,esSe more particularly those complaints
and weaknesses 50 familiar to our female
mo-, rIat;ou. Every woman should know
that Electric BitterS are womanS TGe
friend. and will positively restore health
even when all other remedies fail a sun
sic trial always proves our assertion. Iney
are plcsSant 10 the taste. only cost htty
cents bottle. Sold by Logan X Co.
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Eleven years our daughter suffered on
a bed Of misery under the care OF several of
the best land most of the worst physicians,
who gave her disease various names but no
relief, and now she isrestored to US in good
health by as simple remedy as Hop Bit
ters that We have poohed at for two years
before using it. We earnestly hope and
pray that no one else will let their sick
suffer as we did, on account OF prejudice
sgainst so good a medicine as Hop Bitters."
The Parents TclenrRm
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Enurth nfJuIY Excursions.

Cheap Excursion Tickets TO and from all
stations on the line of the Pennsylvania
Company. will be sold on July LIST, ID, Sd
and 4th good TO return until July 9Th in
elusive Children between the ages of five
and twelve years will be carried at half the
Excursion rates Preparations are being
made 10 celebrate the glorious Fourth on a
grand scale. in all the cities and towns
along the line. and the demonstrations at
all points will be unusually attractive. The
rates will be low. and everybody should
avail themselves OF the opportunity to see
TIE sights.
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The Fourth.

Our friends at West Alexander will Cele-
b-ate the fourth in a way that will do credit
to their enterprise. The MaChinistS and
Mechanics Association OF the town have
the matter in charge, and have made very
elaborate arrangements 70 have good
time. James T. Savers ESD, OF Washing
ton. Pa. and Col Jacob Kemple, of this
city. will crate, while the Todd Band Will
frr ry,fSh the pluSiC
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a Word fO Sufferers.

All persons suffering from Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Loss OF Voice, or any
affection of the Throat and Lungs, are re-
quested to call at Logan & Co.'S Drug Store
and get l0c Trial Bottle of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, which
will convince them OF its wonderful merits
and show what a regular dollar bottle will
40 Call early
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Fourth OfJuIy Celebration.

The Harmonic MGnnerchor Singing So
ciety will give our citizens a good opportu-
nifty to celebrate the glorious Fourth in a
suitable manner. The new Fair Grounds
have been secured for that occasion, and
everything will be done to present an en-
joyable entertainment. Speeches, gems OF
all kinds, good concert and dancing, music
by the Opera House Orchestra, balloon as
tensions. Refreshments of all kinds will
be on hand. Good order will be main
tanned. Every body will be welcome.
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FOREIGN.


ALEXANDRIA, June 29.-The news that
England is going to land troops has created
a great impression. European life ashore
is in greatdanger. The French unarmored
war ships are hanging chain cables outside.
1t is hourly expected that the pillaging
will commence. The attitudes of the SOL
diers is more menacing than hitherto.
Arab has sent two regiments to guard the
Suez Canal. This is the severest menace
vet made.
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BuckIen's Arnica Salve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
" cures Piles. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Logan
& Co
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OUR RIVER LOG.
Memoranda Made by the Register "Old
Salt" Along the Wharf.

The river was still on the decline at dark,
last night, with feet 8 inches of water in
the channel.
The Diurnal is the Parkersburg packet
to-day.
The Scotia, en- route for Pittsburg passed
up yesterday.
The Emma Graham passed down tester
day en- route for Cincinnati.
The Chancellor is due from Pttsburg,
en- route for Charleston, early this morning
and will leave here at A. NJ.
The st. Lawrence is due up from Cincin-
natl to-day.
The following,tow boats passed yesterday
Up-Geo. Lysle. Hawk Tom. REESE No. 2,
and Diamond with tows OF empties. Down
H. NJ. Townsend with tow.
The dredge boat is still hard at work on
the bar at the mouth of the.
Business was very dull on the landing
yesterday.
All the regulars were on time yesterday.
PITTSBURGH, June 29.-River feet and ris-
ing. Weather warm.
OIL CITY, June 29.-River foot inches
and stationary. Weather clear and hot.
~
NOME CLOTH busters, for fine turnouts, the
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Nh. PHILLIP DoTT, ex-Treasurcr OF Clear
field rounty, and Mr.. J. G. Stigers, of the
same county, are in our city with a patent
car.coupler, trying to get il on the b. q o.
X. r. 1t is said to be the best patent
coupler out. John can couple all the cars
that q locomotive can pull.
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WASHINGTON. June 20. l \. Tennessee
and ohio valley, slightly warmer south
tn west winds, and generally fair weather.
I.Owc- lake region, partly cloudy weather
and local rains, winds shifting TO south
east and southwest. slight rise in temporal
srra and lower barometer.
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CHICAGO, June 29.-Hon. J. b. Grinnell
starts East to- day. to solicit contributions
for the Iowa sufferers. He has collected
about 500. 600 already.
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A GRAND time is anticipated at Seibert's
Garden on the Fourth Of July. Extensive
preparations are being made. Good music
will be in attendance. The best order will
be enforced. Go out and spend the day.
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Re-estabIi,hed Quarantine,

VICKsBuRG, Miss, June 29.-The National
Board of Health has notified the health
officer here to reestablish a quarantine
station at Warrenton, nine miles below the
CITY, There is one case of yellow fever at
New Orleans.
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Fourth of July Excursions.

Cheap Excursion Tickets to and from all
stations on the line of the Pittsburgh, Gin
cinHati & ST. Louis Railway Co., will be
sold on July lst, 3D. Sd and 4th, good to re-
turn until July 5th inclusive. Children
between the ages of five and twelve years
will be carried at half the Excursion rates.
Preparation are being made to celebrate
the glorious Fonrth on grand scale, in all
the cities and towns along the line, and the
demonstrations at all the points will be I'M
usually attractive. The rates will be low,
and everybody should avail themselves OF
the opportunity TO see the sights.
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Murderer Hanged by n Mob.

DALLAS, TEN, June 29.-Edward Love,
murderer, on his way to the Indian Terri
tory, on a requisition, was taken from the
guard by a mob Of Indians and hanged.
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Fourth OF July.

There will be a grand family picnic at
Seibert's Garden on the Fourth of July.
The proprietor, H. C. Seibert, is making. eH-
tensive preparations and an enjoyable time
is anticipated. One thousand persons can
be accommodated and shelteredif 1t should
happen to rain. Meals furnished to all de-
string them. Arrangements are mace SO
that the best order will be enforced. 'ooo
music will be in attendance.
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Beuediction.
Completes the Normal Course.

The order of exercises was maintained
throughout, and everything went along
pleasantly and tremendously. The mar.
shals were Misses Clara Boyd and Addie
Gardner and MesSrs. K. r. Lutes and VIM.
Meighen.
On Wednesday, Prof. II. D. Hatton, of
Waynesburg, delivered lecture on TO
days Thoughts of To.morrow's Work"
Last night Judge Okey Johnson delivered
the Alumni address, and in the afternoon
the business meeting OF the Alumni was
held.
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The usual Merchants Lunch ut
New Mcclure Sample Rooms daily
thermometer Recora.

As taken at Schneprs Opera House drug
store:
THURSDAY.
7Ax.reI ISL .SF;.x.7pm TAM. z w. VS. pm Jpn.
- - 80 ~ 10 - ~
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SPECIAL accommodations for ladies at Sci
bert's Garden on Fourth of July. All
should attend this popular resort.
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Mrs. S. S. Kisner, No. l07l Main street
this week will offer her entire stock OF MIL
linery. neckwear and gloves at cost Ihose
wishing bargains should cal early.
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Yellow Jack.

PENSACOLA, FLA, June 29-The bark Iris,
from Havana, arrived to-day, with one case
of fever on board. The vessel was sent to
Chin Island
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Silk and wool checked dress goods down
to 20c; all wool Lace Bunting in black,
only 25c; new Polka dot Lawns, new pin
checked Percales, which are very desirable,
at Emsheimer's Eleventh street.
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A FINE selection of music will be played
by the Opera House Band, at the Fountain
Saloon, on Friday evening.
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BEAUTIFUL carriage busters at VIM.
Schwertfeeer's No. lilo Main street Prices
away down on the most elegant and stylish
goods.
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Go To Seibert's Garden or the morning OF
the Fourth of July, and stay all day.
Meals to all those desiring them.