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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-04
THE PROPERTY

consisting of the grounds and buildings at
the corner of Thirteenth and Jacob streets,
has also been decided to the Home by those
who bought il in the beginning of the
work, and through whose kindness it has
been used free of rent for more than ten
years. Thus the institution is placed on a
more solid footing, and only needs a con-
tinuatiOn of active work on the part OF the
friends OF the fafherleSs, 10 render il per-
manent and enduring.
THE THNNEsGIvING CONTRIBUTIONS
through the paper sacks and envelopes were
sgain successful, aS the following able re.
port of the committee plainly shows.
This report of the Sack effort was pub
liShed in full in our issue of December Sd,
ISL, and need not be repeated here--REP)
THOUGH THE HONE Is OFT OF DEBT
and shows balance in the treasury. it
must not be regarded IS free from debt.
The amount in the treasury might az once
be used to great advantage in the improve
ment of the property and in enlarging tue
sphere of usefulness. The applications for
admission have been larger in the past
month than for a long time, and We there
fore bespeak for the collecting committee
generous contributions. Repeating what we
said last year. and which needs TO be said
until accomplished, there is
ACLNss or CHILDREN We CANNOT REACH,
children somewhat hardened in crime and
often for petty offenses confined in jails,
where instead of being improved, they are
taught lessons in vice by the older and
more hardened criminals. That which our
city and county and State now need
MORE THAN ANY OTHER INSTITUTION,
is reformatory for juvelile offenders, such
as the home cannot control. Our charter
and special act of the Assembly give us all
the authority needed for the establishment
OF such branch Of the work. but our hands
are tied because of lack of means. MAY
We not hole that our citizens Of wealth
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Congressional.

Col J. J.. Burley. of Benwood, was in the
city, yesterday, and he was INTERCEPTED by
REGISTER reporter as to the outlook Of
the various candidates in the Congressional
field. Although rather conservative in his
opinion, lie was inclined to the view that
the Hon. ]. II. Good was the leading man
in the field at present. Mr.. Good, he said,
would receive over half the vote of Mar
shall county in the nominating conyen-
ton. and ought certainly 10 get the balance
OF the Panhandle solid. With some
shrewd canvassing in the interior counties,
which he intimated Mr.. Good would soon
inaugurate, he thought he could secure
the necessary votes to capture the prize.
Col. Burley was rather positive in his opin-
ion that Congressman Wilson would draw
of the track before the nominating con.
vention met. Col. Ben has now had his
quota OF official life and should leave the
field for some of the rising generation.
Vim. +. Lively, of Lewis, he named as a
probable candidate from the lower end of
the district, with considerable strength.
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Personal PLEASANTRIES.
Foxes and Pellets ut PeOple-Thei
Coming and Going

Foxes and Pellets at PeOple-Their
Coming and Going.
Col. J. Teller. of Sharon, is registered at
the Stamm.
+. B. Tidd, the Cleveland insurance agent,
is at the Stamm House.
Ed. Scharkey will entertain his friends
at his home this evening.
Col ]. H. Stoll, of the Columbus Buggy
Company, is in the city.
John Ewing. of Moundsville made fly
ing visit to our city, yesterday.
Captain Coulson has returned from Pitts
burg, and can be found at ST. James Hotel.
Thos. Nemminger, president of the Bry
ant Literary Society, will go West, shortly.
c. \. Weaver, of Weaver & Bardall. of
Moundsville, was at the Stamm, yesterday.
Or. Morris has purchased the drug store
on the Island formerly kept by DR.. 4. J.
LYDIA.
Jacob Messersmith, of Sharon. a gentle
man well known in the city. is at the
Stamm.
Col. W. X. Ross. a clever gentleman of
New York City. is the guest of Mr.. Alex
Laughlin.
H. c. Laughlin. of Harper's Ferry, is at
the ST. James Hotel. Mr.. Laughlin saws
he stopped at this hotel fifty.one years ago
S. S. Talbot, B. NJ Schemerhorn and f.
Lonith, Philadelphia, three gentlemen who
claim friends innumerable here, are at the
Stamm.
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ALONG THE RIVER.
Notes Of the Traffic and Bulletins Of
ROating News.

The river was still on the decline at dark
last night. the marks showing feet 3
inches of water in the channel.
The Bachelor is the Pittsburg packet
to-day.
The Courier leaves for Parkersburg to-
day.
The St. Lawrence is due here tomorrow
from Cincinnati.
When the Diurnal arrived yesterday
morning it was discovered that few of the
rivets in the boiler were loose, and that she
would not he able to take her trade. The
Welcome had to take her place. instead OF
the Abner O'Neals, as was reported.
Uncle Dick Richardson presented the
Little Anna with beautiful pair Of deer
prongs, for which the owners Of the Little
Anna are very thankful and proud.
They will be placed on the boat imme-
diately.
The landing is undergoing some very
much needed repairs.
The JOS A. Stone passed up with emptes
and also the lronsides OF Gray's Iron Line,
with three barges OF ore yesterday.
OH CITY. PA, May River feet in
ches and stationary. Weather clear and
pleasant.
PITTsBrRGH, May 3.-River feet { inches
and falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
STEURENvILLE, May 3.-River g. feet (
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CINCINNATI. May 3-River - feet and
falling. Weather cloudy and cool
Louisville, May 3.-River falling with .
inches on the falls. Business and weather
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aided by the State and county authorities
will soon make il possible to take off class
of youths in our community, who are des-
tined, unless restrained. to become future
curse and tax.
IN CONCLUDING
this, the twelfth annual report as President
of the Board Of Directors, desire to ex-
press my gratitude 10 my co-workers in the
Boards of Directors and Lady Managers, for
their uniform kindness and courtesy dur
ing all these years of toll and struggle.
With regret leave this work, and you,
my true and cherished friends, but rejoice
to leave it in such good and prosperous
condition. Wherever nay lot is cast will
always be interested in the Childrens
Home of the city of Wheeling; will ever
pray for its success, and rejoice in its con-
tinued prosperity.
Returning to you the trust laid upon me
twelve years ago, i am
Yours gratefully.
SAMUEL B. BARNITZ,
President Of Directors.
For the Board of Directors.
WHEELING. W. Va, April Goth, 1882.
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THE CIRCUS TO-DAY.
Something About Barreti's Big SHOW.

To-day is circus day. 1t is big day. and
even the most Staid will admit it. Barrett'S
big combined circus and menagerie is the
newest as well as the largest among the
travelling companies of the day. 1t is the
big show which has been so generously ad.
vcrtised, and which has fallen like boom
of the largest Calibre among the other can
vaSS entertainments and caused the direSt
CONSERVATION among their prOprictOrS.
There is nothing OF the playcd.out past
about il; nothing stale, fat and unprOlita-
BILE 1t is beyond all rivalry and above all
envy. 1t is not the commonly advertised
mary-in.Onc, but the supreme undivided,
ovCrshadOwing one in many. 1t is one of
the most enormous, elegant and refined
of modern exhibitions, and beyond Cavil OF
controversy, the best speciality amuSe-
ment organization ever put before the peO-
pie.
liz fourteen beautiful trained kentucky
thoroughbred horses, its twenty double
somersault lcapers, its eight bareback
eQueStrianS, its daring wrial gymnaStS, its
mammoth living hippOpotamus, its enor-
nous black rhinOCeroS, its immense eIue>.
TRAN apes, its drove of twenty camels, its
legion of welltilled pictorial drnS, its tNen.
" jubilee cabin shouters, its mysterious
water wizards, its ten funny clowns, its
skilled pirOuctte and somerSault euucS-
TRANS, its long lcaping greyhoundS, its
full-Grown trained girafies, its astounding
group OF trained cattle, its academy of ape.
balloon and monkey pupils. and its myriad
Of other special novelties, form a i0t en-
S'1nbio that has no counterpart in kindred
exhibitions.
An integral part of its transcendendently
beautiful street parade, and one which will
commend itself to all admirers OF spectacu-
lar street effects, will b. the episode OF
The Shiek> return from conquest
scene, apart from all other attractions worth
coming hundred miles to witness, and in
Producing herd of twenty camels mounted
by native Mahommedans
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Pay day at the Top m Il next Saturday.
The Top mill blast furnace Is running
nicely now.
McGinly 4 Carter have taken charge Of
the Peninsula brick yard.
Tie Riverside factory will put on few
more SelffeederS in few days.
mill corner was demolished by keg wagon
TUESDAY.
Hobbs. Brockunier e Co. are having the
foundation dug out for the east wall OF the
warehouse.
Hugh Cleary, amachinist at the Belmont
mill. had his eyebrows Singed oil at the tire
yesterday morning.
A very large band" wheel for land
engine, weighing 5000 pounds, was cast at
Sweeney Il Sons, yesterday.
The Riverside furniture factory is doing
an immense business now. They have
plenty OF orders ahead for furniture.
A large majority OF the cold nail feeders
at the Top mill knocked off" yesterday at
noon to attend the funeral of fellow
feeder.
The helpers and feeders at the La Belle
mill will play match game Of base ball at
Warehouses; brick yard next Saturday for
a couple kegs Of beer.
The stones to go into the foundation q
the new addition TO Schmulbach & Co.'S
brewery are being hauled from Schuehle'S
quarry around the hill.
\ spur wheel for the main shaft of the
LaBcllc mill cast at the Centre foundry
was received at the mill yesterday, and
Manager Tinch pronounced it one Of the
finest ever cast.
The fly wheel 1T the Belmont mill broke
Tuesday night, and while the men were re.
pairing the break torch fell into the pit
and set fire to the old waste, etc. in the pit
which caused the fire yesterday morning.
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IT j. a conceded fact that cannot be de-
MED, PERUSA is supplanting all other medi-
cines.
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The WHEELING 4 LAKE Erie R. R. q
NOTICE OF
Special Meeting Of StOckhOIdsrt

10 IN ordered that the Stockholders ~ ~
Wheeling aud Lake Erie Railroad '"mpanl
he called Ia meet at the Company gcne'<
office In NOTwalk. Ohio, on Tuc-.inl, The le-A
day OF May, lss,, 10 consider and hu'norb q
agreement, mr. fully rs II may then bs ds.s'
mined, providing for the lease or sale oi pc
ton Of The rights, privilege and property z
this company relating la its line south and 90
Of Hanover street, Martins Ferry, ohio, 70 ~
Wheeling and Harrisburg Railway '"mp.hf
and the extension Of MD by this COMPANY :
said company by mortgage guaranty OF %.
tain Of IT, nrst mortgage bonds, principal AZ
interest, and providing for the rpnsifurls
Of bridge over the Ohio river nj, and i"ffniss
facilities at or near the city 81 Wheeling AZ
for other arrangements for the comna
benefit az both said companies.
BY order Of the board Of Directors.
&. II. JENKINS. sccrc,Av.
II Is ordered that n special meeting Of s,oc.-
holder of the Wheeling and Iake fne "a
road Company bc held st the general ono z
the Company, Rt Norwaik, Ohio, on Tue.is
May ~, lss2, Mt ~ \. N, for the pufpo-
taking into consideration an agreement >
tween the " hceling and Lake Erie Kailfas
Company and the Cleveland aud Maln<
Railroad Company Tor the extension o' ~ w. Y
said Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad ,"s1
pany Ia the Cleveland and Marietta Ral.r.]
Company by endorsing aud signing urn
bonds of said Cleveland and Marietta IA
road Company aguRrnDty by III" "h'si
and Lake Erie Railroad Company ~ ri
punrtual pa ymcnt Of the principal ana lnbs
Of said bonds and otherwise 40 defined ~ -
agreement.
The guaranty above mentioned o. b. s""u-
by mortgage upon the railroad ani pf"l~'
OF The said, the Wheeling and Lake kns -
road Company, In such manner thai th' ~
Of said guaranty shall be subject only ml
first mortgage heretofore made W the ~
the Wheeling and Lake Erie Rhilrosd U~
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SAnrEp.

"AETED-A SMALL, uo-v,
W. TO . rooms; the island PA,
good tenant can he found by M lse'tetr.t ',
Box 267. "'ireA.ns !
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FnnernI orGrncie Forhas.

The funeral OF Miss Oracle Forbes took
place yesterday afternoon, from the resi-
denCe Of her father at Elm Grove. In all
ditiOn to the very large number of personal
friends who had assembled at the house, a
large number OF the school and classmates
and Of the young friends 0f the young girl
were present. The floral tributes were very
numerous and beautiful. The pail bearers
were George Baird, Jr.. Geo. Gilchrist,
Charlie List, Charlie OFT, Lewis Baker. Jr,
and Brady Bedilion. Among the princi-
pal mournerS were six of her classmates.
The interment took place AZ Green wood.
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Sporting matters are looking up. There
are good prospects Of some fine boat racing,
the base ball season has opened up, and
horse matters are on the crest OF the wave.
Below will be found some Of the latest
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NbesIin9 Re9iates
THURSDAY, MAY :. 1859.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Index to New advertisements.

Black DiamOndS-Miller 4 FranZheim.
Headquarters For GlaSS-W. \. Wilson.
The Bcst-TiGal Wave saloon.
Nothing Like Ito. W. John>on'S Sons.
Magnificent Marble Manifesto. Fisher
X Sons.
Pure DrugS-R. II. List.
\ Well Made Suit. e. Mofat 4 Co.
The Great lnSOmania De>trOycr-G. Men
del & Co.
HamS-GeO. X. McMechen.
White Mountain FreeZerS-NeSbitt 4 Co
Best Nailed BrOgans-J. T. Stone.
Little Gem MaCkerel-J. II. Dichl i Co.
northumberland Reid.
AL Line of Night ShirtS-D. Gundling
Il 20.
Bargains in WatcheS-L C. Dillon.
Thurber'> Fine GOodS-G. X. McMeChen.
Now-C. krauS Il Bro Local Page
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Mountains of Dry Goods and
Shoes, Hats, &c, received daily
at HarmiSOn'S new store, 1l22
Main street. Prices that are n
complete revolution of the trade
in Wheeling; % cent dress goods
of all kinds sold at Zoe u yard,
and hundreds of yards going out
daily,
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You will find, at Harrison ~
Co.'S. 1122 Main street, the
handSOmcSt Straw Hats for
Children and Misses, as well
as the most beautiful line
of Sash and Narrow Ribbons i'm
the city. Prices not much over
bald the usual rates.
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IsiNRn InhY nnefnra-

els il possible that Mr.. Godfrey is up and
at work, sud cured by 50 simple remedy
81 assure you il Is true that he is entirely
cured, and with nothing but Hop BitterS;
and only ten days ago his doctors gave him
I'D and said that he must die
"Well.a. day, That is remarkable will
20 this day and get some for my poor
George know hops are good. '-Stlcm
PbSt
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The cheapest place tO buy Table
Dan ask. Bed Spreads, Towel
ing, &c, il undoubtedly nt Har-
miSOn'S new store, 1122 Main
street. Fully % per cent saved
every time. Call and see for
yourselves.
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Expenditures. June l>t to dn,c........ issi 3 3
April 18th, lSS2, balance on hand. SSH ),
Respectfully submitted,
y. +. CRISwELL, iml,tOf.
THE ENDOWMENT FUND

of the Home, has now reached the sum OF
$5,902.S0, which is invested in Government
bonds, and otherintercst, bearing securities
The fund has been increased TO this amount
during the past year, by the legacieS OF
Miss Louisa Mcclellan. deceased, $4,000
and J. l.. Stifel. deceased. 100000. The
money of the just is blessed" This fund
is held sacred as an endowment, the interest
only being available.
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The new store, lice Main St.,
il rapidly becoming Headquart-
ers for everything pertaining to
the Dry Goods business as well
a. Shoes and Hats i'm grent va
ricty and marYclOuSly cheap.
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f;rana Excursion 90 Pittsburg Satnr-
day, May q.

Saturday. May 6, the F., c. x ST. L.
R.R. Co. will run an excursion to Pitts
burgh ON trains leaving Wheeling at 6;3?
A. NJ. and l:22 P N. Tickets will be good
Tor return passage until Monday, May ),
inclusive. Round trip only 81 80. Y
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Cash customers are beginning to
know that HarmiSOn'S new
store, tI22 Main street is the
place to make a dollar come
nearer doing double duty than
anywhere else in the city.
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Presents Given Away.

ON Thursday We will present every lady
whether they buy or not, apreSent, By call
ing on US. A. Siedenbach & Bro, llO4
Main street.
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The usual Merchants lunch at
New Mcclure sample Rooms daily

The finest line of Black and
and Fancy COlOred SatinS and
Silks i'm the city, cal now be
seen ut HarmiSOn'S new store,
1122 Main street. Rare bargains
i'm these goods.
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J. II. DIEHL 4 Co.. John S. Welty.
Worthen & Tieman, Geo. n McMechen
and r J. smyth sell Charter Oak. Robert
SimpSOn
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EXPENDITURES.


The undersigned having examined the
books and account of Miss Gertrude Lamb,
Treasurer of the Childrens' Home OF the
city of Wheeling and having compared
stubs of the order book with entries in cash
book and bank book. find the same to cor
respond in amounts
June LIST, ISL, balance on hand..........S 726 -
Receipts, June LIST up Ia 2O67 ~
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ASK your grocer for Charter Oak. the
best flour on sale in the city. Robert
Simpson.
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KITCHEN Furniture and House. Furnish
ing Goods at John o 'Donnelrs, 1861 Market
street,
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An enricher of the blood and purifier of
the system: cures lassitude and lack of en-
ergy; such is Browns Iron BItters.
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Observation-Disclosures

WAsHLNToN, MAY 1, / \. N--FOr the
Tennessee, Ohio Valley and Lake regions,
warmer, partly cloudy weather, local rains
winds mostly Southerly and lower pressure.
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HORSE RACING.
FACT AND FANCY.
A Potpourri of News Done Up in small
shape.
Circus to-day.

Circus to-day.
\ SrrcrAL grand jury has been sum
moned.
THE merchants in Elm Grove say that
trade never was better than at present.
QvIrE a large party went out TO Peter
Stork's residence in Elgington'S Lane, to
celebrate his silver wedding.
THE Commissioners Of Marshall county,
at the instance of some citizens of Mounds
vile. had two engineers inspect the foun.
datiOnS of Big Grave creek bridge, with the
result of an endorsement of the plans Of
the county engineer.
An alarm Of fire was turned in from box
-. corner Eoff and I'D streets, about eight
o'clock last evening, oCcaSioned by a very
bright light being discovered in the resi-
dence of Mr.. Kunu, in Alley I'D, between
Chapline and EOtf streets, which, upon in
ysStigation, proved to be a very large fire
in crate.
Mr.. RoBr. u. NEsRTrr. of Mississippi, and
Miss Matte NJ. Weber, daughter of Prof +.
\. Weber, OF this city, were married, ye>ter-
day afternoon, at > o'clock, at the residence
OF the brides parents. The Rev. VIM. II.
Cooke. assisted by u. A. Cunningham. u.
D., oficiated. The happy couple left on
the 4:l7 train, yesterday afternoon. for the
South.
THE following changes took place in the
Fire Department, yesterday: Bill Colts
as foreman of the Atlantic, rice Frank
Healy; Nat. Kuhn, from the Nigilant, as
engineer, rice Con. DriscOll. Ollie Miller
takes Kuhns place at the Nigilant, and
Harry Mason goes in a. tillerman at the
Hook and Ladder. rice Wn'. Clator.
The Committee on Wa.er Works met,
last night. A few bills were recommend
ed to Council for payment, among others
s49l.6l, for extra work done and delays
caused by the city in not having the mater
ial on the ground for them to use. The
contract for laying the 10 inch main from
Fifth street to the Top mill was awarded 10
X. ID. Wood & Co., of Philadelphia.
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II the temperance folks would try new plan
And advocate Smiths Cream Ale as a drink,
OF many drunkard they'd make a new man
And dothemselSes very much credit think.
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FOR RENT

STORE ROOM no. lori MAIN srppv,
- which, when completed, vii h. ..
hundred and siNiy.Ssveu feet d,cp, WI, q
under stories, each sixty-seven ,est d.. ,ln u"
Enquire OF
JAMES J.. HAWLEY
~
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
&c. James Hotel. Nay 3, 1857.

~. ShnueS hOtths my Ss 1SS4s
r Custer BIO He Weaver. Chicago
NJ Evans, Marietta EP Laphere, Chicago
{ II Evans, Sistersyiie VIM Csulson. Pitts
VIM Stuart, Pitts FP lanes, Waynesbg
W Arbuckle, Lewis Ed Ellis, Evansville
NJ + Hullihen, city CT Ware, Dayton
David Martin, city ID II Rigg, Dayton
W Martin, city Miss Ella Richie,
Vim Hennen, Clcveld GAINESVILLE
& Grell ,Danbury, Conn q Bittinger, Mansfd
Geo Simmons city So Alden, Cleveland
II Il McLain, city II Laughlin, Virginia
] 7 Hayes, Pitts Amos Jollif and wife,,
q ii Baker, New Mar Liitleton
tinsville TB Glover, Littletou
F Wedman, Buffalo GR Allen, Grafton
X Allen, Phila kobt Sheare, Phila
X H Fleming, Chicago Ms Dayton, Hunting
l. Gallagher. Pitts ton
q Hartman, Grantsv'e II ordeman, Phila
] Handmsn, Grsn;sy'e l. A Black, BALTIC
f z Brown, Cleveland J u Hogg, Pitts
l. A Rich, Boston X Bell, Portsmouth
s X Hume, Cumberl'd a A Rice, city
\ Crutcher, NY
The Cucumber now
Is fairly ripe,
And many, trow,
Will get the gripe;
But to relieve the pain
Smiths Kennett Ale s my refrain,
Ii will soon fix youup
All right.
IT j. a conceded fact that cannot be de-
MED, PERrSA is supplanting all other medi-
cines.
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ALL kinds Of stoves at John 0Donuel's,
1901 Market street
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Notice of Dissolution,

THE FIRM OF MrLDooN. RErs sam
i marble and granite cutters, wa. d!ssc.,. !,
by mutual consent on tie .o,h Ap,tI -,
The business in future viii be carried Us a.,
conducted nj the same place ~ hu>!ns,, :.
JAMES =. MuLDOOS, nj Iblp MarkI,,s
" htCling W Va ,rTN
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Brx Charter Oak Flour, the best in Ehe
market. Robert simpson.
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CONE We suffering and despairing,
With dyspepsiaS dreadful all,
You can see your health repairing,
1fyou drink Of Smiths Cream Ale.
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You can spenk " the nectar Of the gods and
Tux merry month of May

But the Kcnnett Ale takes the cake,
And the Bitter AleS not behind II much.
They are both of Al. Smiths mske.
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thermometer Record.

AS taken at SchnepTs Opera House drug
sore:
WEDNESDAY.
1881. lS2.
TA.MI2M3P Jpn IAN. SPIN. JPN.
50 - % ~ - ~ ~ g.
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NOR RENT-FIRST.CLASS pwr,,,.-
Il finished in Lr>t-rtas> sf,.Ie
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