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The Portland daily press., 1882-10-12
GUPPY, kINSAAN
& ALDEN,
Cor. Congress and PTGb|G Sts.,
DRUGGISTS.

We have four stores,
two in Augusta, one here
and a branch at Old Or.
chard Beach.
We buy our Patent Med
icines direct from manu-
our Drugs lin
full packages from the
importers, our Fancy and
Toilet articles, such as
solid back Hair Brushes,
English u French Teeth
Brushes, Nail, Infants
and Cloth Brushes of all
kinds, styles and prices,
beautiful Puff Boxes. &c,
sc. We import ourselves,
buying direct fr0m a
Druggists Sundry house
in Paris, France, thereby
saving three or four
profits and consuming so
goods in all cur
We buy in large
quantities and thereby
get bottom prices.
In this department our
stock is specially COM
plete. Manufacturing the
greater part OF the prep
aratiOns ourselves, and
employing only clerks
who have had many years
experience in compound.
Ing Prescriptions, our
can rely upon
The quality and purity OF
our goods and the cor
rectness of the various
compounds prepared at
Dur establishment
We have a full line of
French Perfumes made
by Lubin & Co., Paris,
FRI, in bulk and put up
IN regular size. Also q
'ull line of Domestic
Goods made by Palmer,
Colgate, Robinson, Wood.
nth and Wright. In
act, we think we have
he most extensive line Of
Bulk Perfumes that can
,e shown In the city.
Als0 all tn e leading Toll
t Waters
We make a speciality Of
imported Cigars and at
he same time use due
are in selecting eur Do
nestle Goods We have
large variety OF 5 and
o cent Cigars. and we
re sure that judges of
'ObaccO can be suited at
ur case.
OF Imported Cigars we
ave always ON hand the
lenry Clay, La Bruns-
rick and La Ritica. OF
Domestic the La Nor.
landi, La Rosa, La Bas-
ianelli. Boston Herald,
ebe and a great many
Their well known brands.
Our store is kept open
ay and night, in fact we
re never closed, a fea-
lre not often found In a
ity the size Of Portland.
nd is at all times ip
barge Of a competent
ersOn. This change is
ne in which the Public
lould be interested
nd show their appre-
alton of.
eod6m
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-12
WORK HORSE FOR SALE.

Bay Mare, years old, sound and a
good worker; weight 1O25.Will be sold
cheap. Can be seen at +. C. Hayes,
stable, PLAN street.
oco div
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-12
OTTOMAN SILKS.

We he Rrea z
Them DOLLARS yard give
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-12
GILT EDGE
Vermont Butter.

We have just received from the Butter
Districts of Vermont, large and fine lot of
Fall Made Butter. Parties in want of fine
goods for Winter use are invited to call and
examine.
The Portland daily press., 1882-10-12
WHITE SHAKER FLANNELS,

ne $IOO full line OF ans
White DOMET and ALL wOOLsFLANNELs i'm all widths
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-03-14
Yesterday,s PeIIee conrt.

Yesterday mornings Police Courtwas quito
on the metropolitan order, there being n
large number OF cases and big crowd OF
spectators, while OF witnesses there was 4
regular cloud. Judge LETTERS did himself
proud In bis Judgments, his efforts to assist
the officers being especially oommendable,
Bill Frazier, one OF the precious gang that
Officer Fugate had such trouble with Satur.
day night before the other officers came to his
assistance, for asSauldng Ernest Metzner
was lined $50 and costs, and for failure to
pay got thirty days In the workhouSe, for
breach OF the peace s and costs, and for
failure TO pay twenty days in the Yorkhouse:
Tor resisting an officer $25 and costs, $50. AS
and three months in the wOrkhouse without
bail aud with ball and chain attachment: Tor
abusing Captain bennett with hard words
81 and costa,
Ben Frazier, for obstructing an officer in
the discharge OF his duty, $25 and costs
(FiO a5) and five months III the workhouse
without BALL for abusing officer Bird s.
JILL. q
This fixes the Fragiers for several months
TO come, and teaches those who arc liable 10
arrest thatit Is always bcst 10 submit quietly.
Elizabeth Schwartz, for selling beer to 6e
drank on the premises. (she keeps boiling
CELLAR $50 and costs, Paid.
Two persons named Bradley and Hill, for
each. ''>
Larry McMechen, disorderly IS and costs
NJ. Watkins, house Of III rcputc so and
costs; the ono Inmate was fined S and costs,
and the two visitors s and costs.
James Prettyman, for carrying concealed
weapons was taxed g and costs, ~ Y
George Boyce, for disorderiy conduct got
thirty days, and Henry Clark contributed s6
and costs for being drunk and using pro.
fame language
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Weary OF Life,

Another Wheeling woman has grown sick
OF the cares and crosses OF this mundane
sphere, and longs to seek au easier titue in
some other world, This time It Is Mrs. Fox,
who lives at 1915 Chapline street, and SUP.
ports herself and several small children BY
taking In washing. She has husband, but
Is not living with him atpresent Yesterday
she met with some disappointment, and It
convinced her that life was not worth liv.
Ing. She accordingly procured quantity
OF laudanum and prepared for herself lib
erai dose. She had almost succeeded in swal-
lowing It when neighbor CHANGED to enter,
and. experimenting the situation, prevented
her from carrying her deadly resolve into ex-
ecution. She had thought better Of II last
night, and was satisfied 70 livea little longer
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AHORSE HOLorArsr
An Ineendinry Fire Destroys n Stable
and R0aStS Two Horses Alive.

an AueehulAfy kIFe Destroys Stable
and ROaSiS Two Horses Alive.
Shortly after midnight this morning an
alarm OF fire was rung in from the box at the
City Building. 1t was occasioned by n fire In
alley c, a few lots north OF Eleventh street,
The burning building was stable belonging
TO Mayor Egerter, light one.stOry structure
oil boards, in which was quantity of hay.
two horses Hnd two sets OF harness, The
horSes were the property Of Alex. burst, the
wholesale green grocer, and were the team
he drives in his delivery wagon,
The fire was evidently OF incendlary origin.
The flames first burst out next the ailey.
where the hay was piled, aud 50 dry and In.
hammable was the entire building and IT'S
contents that in very few minutes It WINS A
solid mass Of fire. The Hope hose house was
close and the reel was promptly on band, Int
had some difficulty in getting water. The
rest OF the department was also on the spot
IN good time, and the adjacent buildings,
many OF them perfect fire traps, were saved
" keeping streams playing on them contin-
Meantime the stable was broken open BY
spectators, and COW belonging to Bob Poff.
teFtaEen out The horses could not be res
cned, ana the crowd could see them writhe
ana roll about in their burning BATH, the flesh
literally blazing on their bones They were
fine animals. and the team probably cannot
be replaced for $500, The stable was not Of
much value, and the loss in all will not ex.
coed $500. IT ',S :
Just before the fire two men were seen in
the alley by u colored man who lives near,
They Inquired for the residence OF man
named Hall, but did not seem to be partiGu.
lar about waiting for the darkey to impart
all the information he could,
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LEersLATIyE LAcoSIcs.
PeStonaI and Pertinent Points In ReiA
~ tlon 10 ouf state goion.

tion 70 our state solons.
Senator Dawson q called "a miracle Of
grace"
Senator BROWNS absence viii b prolonged
until Wednesday.
The question yesterday was "doos tsappor.
tlonment reappoFtlOn.n
The Senate pages ought 70 be pensloned
after the close OF this session.
Clerk Dan Neal has been called 10 parkers.
burg BY the death Of his nephew, George
Speaker Wilson dWelt on the multiplicity
Of BoafdsN yesterday, There was one kind
OF bored" he only suggested indirectly.
Brother MoFris--we cali him brother be.
cAusewe love him-of he Richie Gdsette.
was one Of the visitors on the foor Of the
Senate yesterday.
The report OF the Insane Asylum Invest.
eating Committee 70 the House OF Delegates,
will be considered in the House at the night
session this evening.
Senator Dawson made brave and credit.
able fight against great odds for his railroad
commission bill, but II was defeated yestes.
day bya vote ot12 TOT.
Senator McGrew received a letter from his
iather yesterday, from Cawap0Ee, India. The
letter was dated February j, and in itAIr.
McGrew states that he WILDE home the latter
part Of May.
A certain Democratic member Of the
legislature yesterday said to reporter Of
the lNrELLl1ESCER that he believed the Fedis.
tricting was part OF a scheme cooked up 70
hoor Ben Wilson. Now, this Is sad.
Mr., Poe disclaims having voted aye on the
Congressional reapportionment bill on It's
passage Saturday. He refrained from voting,
We arc glad he did, aud sorry he did moi
have the nerve to vote no while lie was at It.
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nrrAnnoAr aau1ns.


Gsyes Iasehieh and aenSsai River hsws
I'D Items.
Yessetdays ratkerburg boat vas the Di.
tirnal.
The following tovboats passed Up: n. J.
bfgiey No. 2, ]. W. Garrett and Dan Kahn.
Several coal tows passed down. They were,
Veteran No. 2 J. A. Blaekmore, Little Fred,
Lioaess No. Ben Woo, and James Gilmore.
The river At this point Is still falling slow.
~. The gauge marks last evening indicated
a depth OK 10 feet ! Inch. Business was duil
all day. l.'- - -"
The scioto arrived about2 ?. N, bat did
not return 70 Marietta, a. Il has been found
that larger pump d necessary 10 supply the
boilers. The boat will probably BE- In condi
ton TO 90 out this evening.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati last
evening, having been detained Some hour,
by the heavy wind Of yesterday morning
This steamer will leave this afternoon for
lower ports, Capt Muhleman In Command
and Mart Noll In the clerks office,
PIrrsBuRaH, March 1S.-Rlyer 0 feet I
inches and falling. Weather clear aud cold
MAXWELL, March lS.-Riyer still station
ary with 40 feet on the gauge. Departed
Anderson for Cairp,
CAIRO, March 1s.-No arrivals or depar
tures. River II feet 10 inches and rising
Weather clear. Thermometer $50.
EyANsyrllE March lS.--Arriyed: Jamei
W. CAD, Cincinnati. Departed: H. 7. Dex.
ter, Cairo; Dora Cobler, Rockport; James w
Cad, Memphis. Weather clear and cold
Mercury ~. Wind northwest River IS
feet 8 inches and stationary.
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The Mound>vlIle Camp Meeting Ausoel.
alton In n DlIemma.


The regular Monday meeting Of The
preachers Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
was held at North Street Church at 2 =, NJ,
yesterday. There were present Ryan, HIte,
LOOMS, Griiilths, Jordan, Keys and Weld.
man.
After some discussion the following was
unanimously passed:
Resolred, That II is the sense OF the
Preachers Meeting Of Wheeling district,
West Virginia Conference. that open gates at
Camp Meeting on the Sabbath day superin.
duees dissertation Of the day Of the Lord,
and Is out Of harmony with the teachings OF
the Scriptures. therefore, we Us ministers OF
the Gospel OF the Lord Jesus, cannot cooper.
ate with any Camp Meeting at which the
gates are open on the Sabbath day.
The West Virginia Conference passed SINH
lar resolutions ut their annual meeting in
1850 Some OF the preachers held to the
opinion that camp meetings had outliyed
their usefulness and ought to be no longer
attended by the preachers. So 1t looks very
much as itthere will be closed gates on Sun.
day, q camp meeting without preachers or
no camp meeting, Unless the Camp Meeting
Association rcScinds former action there
can be no meeting, at least not participated
IN by the ministers of the West Virginia
Conference.
The Moundsvile Camp Grounds have late.
ly been purchased by the Association, and II
Seems very unfortunate that the parties hold.
Ing widely different views cannot come TO.
gether and agree on some plan without a
compromise Of principle.
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u WI leave Wheeling WEDNESDAY, MARCH II
MI Evansville, PaduCah, Cairo and 81
LouA FOR freight or passage apply 10 ''' "''
mb,a CAPT. coul.soN Agent,
-4t5s9 81 IAfnRS UofnI
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NUNIEN , UTTITEI
Board OF LoNNtsstoSEIis. ONO CorSr.

WuprJIVn AZ q, ~ NJ,
.'',' I''"' A. NArhS lNe}
s ~ pI9IoHlls ior the following county u,
W W " uon n uuI the current Year vii " folt
" tln OIiCS ulilll sHLuiuay, Isl Of Apiil nsii
~ ~ VIZ VI bo99s lglll Ahn springer tosi III
SnsIG yd15u , GAceNalon, so yards ma adauh,
uteSsAyllle, y. y y tOAh, mt division, l,JlOttN
yards nacad1mlGlng; GTEgWillc, {. 4 \ toSS !.
DUO clb!n yATtlA eSeaYaiieai Rtfasl
yHstI y, hIlcauAllNlnB, % cuNc yards mGsnr. m
Hle MheeIng CrSeE, lower end, SCO cube NJ
mI M River road, lint division, I.GSl
,Is;S Y ~ pln AuAlIlh8i u!ehas RHa and f1
Hill hi, SVOO cuolc yarls excavation, 70 cubic IN,
Sni gu ~ mls3hLyi wheeling v; l.. 4 H. int IN
i1h 4V1 CupIy yRlus ilhCAualnlElng; West t'nIn \,
u. =. IpAn, l,pgO cube yards mAcAlaHiEtHs; ~,
snla roau. l&O CuIle yards RacadamIEihg lhlSl
run 70 spLlugers, w cubic yards mnCadARl1ipf :
cu !ltiIs yHlu1s euNeIt masonry; DiNOnh Run. m
Cup!ic yAIgA excavation, ~ cubic ya'ls HaaiorrI 4
CUBIC $arus lnaCauaillEng; kellpy's ham bal h
MenL Cemetery. l,tVO cubic yards c1CkMilOa. n
uIaW KUN, ~ cubic yards msCadamlLns 10
eu I3 yHIus excavation, ~ c@ble laias nissr
Nluui4 MhseilnE CteeE, upper end, 40 cube nj
naCAMIAinHlhs, ~ cubic yApS brush aud Stone Iis
MI Ftsush run ~ cubic yards naCadihlsit
hlEeE Eoaal, second DIVISION go cubic yanls mt
AMlAing. w cubic yards masonry; Rlcr aud Nh
IIlAn, l,VVySuOlc yAtus excavation. 70 Cublr Jiri
masonry; Mce and oyMtlenan,s Kun, 100 al
Point road. 800 cubic yards maradanilxnE nv M
bic yards excavation 80 cubic yards m.StT
Meeting House Hill, 500 cublcy nulsmacadshid
shoFt LFeeE, AoItb toEk, 800 cube yards tiGTF
ton, W cubic yards masonry; Short CreeE, rSh
maSoniy Wheeling and Elm Grove 10 ICaS Su VS. ;I S
yards matchmaking; West Llbpyty and H4T,Tts
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Removal of Remains from the Chaplin,

SembktFys
For long time what is known as ''the Old
Chapllne Cemetery" was quite prominent
burial place, but the extension Of the city has
gradually encsoached upon it, and Il has
fallen into disuse and neglect. Itsproxitnity
TO the inhabited portion OF Twenty.third
street has made u an eye.Sore to tho people Of
That community, and accordingly steps were
taken TO end its existence as cemetery, The
House yesterday passed a bill which had
already passed the Senate, and which now
requires but the signature OF the Governor to
become q law. 1t is "A bill to authorize the
heirs OF William Chapline to remove the re-.
mains Of the said William Chapline and
others from the place where they are now In
TERED to some other cemetery, and reads as
follows:
"Be y enacted by the LrgiSldiurc of West Tir-
giMtd, That 1t shaft be lawful for the heirs OF
William Chapline, OF the county of Ohio, to
distnter the remains OF all the dead buried
IN a certain parcel OF land owned by said
heirs, situated in the city Of Wheeling
Ohio county, and described as follows: Com.
mencing at the corner formed by the inter
section Of Alley Z with Twenty.third (2Sd)
streets thence north alongsaid alley one hum
dred and seyenty-six (176) feet; thence east
two hundred and filty.stx (g5G) feet to Nc
Culloch street, thence south one hundred and
seventy-six l7G) feet to Twenty.third street;
thence west along Twentysthfrd street two
hundred and flfty.six (256) feet to the place
OF beginning; prOrited, they decently renter
said remains in some other burial ground In
said county at their own expense. But said
heirs shall also remove all tombstones and
boards, and shall place every such stone or
board In the cemetery to which the remains
are removed, and over the body TO which 1t
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skylights can generally be found in use in
every city, and ali have the fault OF leaking
except the HAYS PATENT METALLIC sKY1IoRf,
which Is not only condensation and weather:
proof but fre-psoof; and as an evidence Of
It's merits, many Of the leading firms OF Pitts.
burgh lat which place these are manufac.
turedl, Exchange National Bank, Westins.
house Air-brake building, Lewis oliver L
Phillips Iron Mills, Joseph Horne & Co, and
many other Of such Establishments, have
them In use.
This skylight Is so arranged that yentila.
ton Is secured by system Of sashes which
can be lifted without the ieaS trouble or loss
Of time, and the Skylights can be ordered to
stitnted for lights formerly In use.
Those OF our readers In need OF skylighty
would find It greatly to their interest 10 cor.
respond with Messrs. Rasner & Dinger man.
utacturers, No, IS Third avenue, Pittsburgh.
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On Saturday night Judge boyd issncd a
writ OF habeas corpus for Jack Condrey, now
confined In the County Jail to await q requi.
sition from the Governor OF Ohio, where Jacl,
stands accused OF grand larceny, ALLEGED IA
have been committed at Freeport. Last even.
ing Sheriff Brown made AnsWer to the writ
{ before Judge Jacobs, Judge Boyd being Out
OF the city, The response was that he held
Condrey on a commitment made by SQUIRE
Philips on March Q, which commitment hay.
ing bean lost, q COPY OF 1t was fled with the
answer. Condrey' attorney Colonel Arnett
argued that this was not a sufficient answer,
but Judge Jacobs ruled that Il was. lie, how.
ever, gave the prisoner till this evening at
5iS0 O'clock to file reioinder to the Sherif's
answer;
There are several knotty questions con.
neoted with the case, and q number Of legal
bubbles will probably be raised this evening.
In the meantime condrey Is in the custody
OF the court and n requlHtion cannot Do
effective until the matter Is finally adjudi.
Gated.
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ITEMS ABOUT INDIVIpUA1s.


Whereabouts and Movements Of wheel.
ing Folks aud their Friends
Miss F. Williams, OF the South Side, Is visit.
Ing friends in Cleveland.
MessrS. Chas. ]. Golf and Z. r. Lowry, OF
Clarksbnrg, are among the West Yirginians
in town.
H. L. KohlOr, Esq, Rayenswood's ioweler,
and his family, are visiting Dana s. Geyer, Of
Mrs. Lewis Winders, Of Washington, D. c.,
Is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Capt. Deyries,
OF the South Sido.
Dave W. Kammerer, formerly with Brues
\ Golfer, now travelling for Pittsburgh
house, Is ut the stamm,
Judge Jacobs goes TO Wellsburg this morn,
ing to attend to some Judicial business.
Judge Boyd Is at Moundsyille on the same
mission.
George Adams, Esq, and his son Sam, have
left Jacksonville, Fla, and gone to Fernan.
dina, Fla, where they have rooms at the
EGmOnt House,
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wheeling aud Harrisburg Railway Or.
ganIEatIon.

The stockholders OF the Wheeling 4 Har,
risburg railway met In this city yeste nlay and
Organized by the election OF A. @, Feerter
Chairman and r. II. Cochran SECRETARY,
Among other important business transacted.
the following Board OF Directors was elected;
John A. Hanlon, s. W. Sutherland and Joel
Wood, Of Ohio, Joseph Bell, A, @. E8eFter,
George Baird and r. II, Cochran, OF West
Virginia. The Board organized by electinr
h II. Cochran President, Joel Wood Secre.
tary,. joseph Bell Treasurer, and George
Baird, /. W. Sutherland and the President
Executive Committee. Frominqniriesm made
OF the directors We found there was q very
manifest determination to push this import,
ant enterprise to It's completion, and all were
sangutne Of the success the project. ! =
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NOVICE.
Redemption Of City Bonds.

Tho holders of the * per cent bond, oi,h....
Of wheeling issued under the Orlinaner NM
are hereby notirCl that In ACcouiaucc win | ~
Aions Of MD Ordinance the following boSS. ~ Y,
Noa- eSS, fst, ass, aTa, 80, 2OI. o., ass y, !.
IL, 4, S0i, SaS, $50, 200, aIG, Os, 20 I .,
Is0, a7S, IO7 and $40 having been dnS,s
lot will be paidOn presentation TO the unde5l,,.,
and will cease to bear Interest on and altc, Am
!, ISL HENRY X. LIST
-. BENZ. DAvESHR1
mh2 Commissioner Of CIV nI Mh0.lihat-
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In our rambles on the South Side yesterday
We dropped into the store formerly owned BY
A. 9. Elz d. Co., and were surprised at The
animated scene that met our gaze. The store
has recently been purchased by Kurtz &
Young, two OF our most enterprisnR drug
gists, and in the short time they have had
charge the business has increased to nearly
double, Mr.. Kurtz isa gentleman well known
in this city, having been prescripdorcIerk al
A. 7. Young s and other pharmacies for some
years, and has established an enyiable repu.
tation as Q thorough prescdptionist and &C.
commodatlng gentleman. We cheerfully rec.
ommend this firm to urreaders on the South
Side, and assure them that any goods pnr.
chased from Kurtz & Young will be pure,
fresh aud accurately dispensed.
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Justice to Captain List, of the sidney
Editors Intelligence:

Editors IntCllIgencGs:
In your local Of this morning concerning
the Sidney disaster, Mr.. Morrow's denial Of d
reported bad condition OF tho steam pine 4
given, but in such manner that the facts IN
the case appear 10 be made more obscure,
and may leave the impression that there was
some negligence oil the part Of the boats
Officers. In the absence of Captain List and
as our names have been used in your article,
we think 1t best 10 make the following state.
meHt
Some repairs were made to the steam pipe
OF the Sidney about two weeks since, but
they we're entirely completed before the dis
aster, and were In IN entirely different Dor.
ton OF the pipe from that at which the break
occurred, being at the extreme other end, So
little is vet known OF the bursting that it Is
impossible to assign cause, The pipe was
made OF extra heavy "copper" and had twice
been subjected to the very extreme Govern.
ment test and showed no signsof weakness;
but no matter what may have been the cause
Of the rupture, one thing Is certain: Captain
Lists ability as a commander, his care and
caution, are too well known to admit for one
instant that any chances were taken with a
pipe known to be defective. Respectfully,
A. J. SWEENEY & Son.
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no BUILDERS AND. CONrRAGToS;

HANNAH EMsHEINrO
RHEEItSa. March 9, 1859, ny,
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WEATHER INDICATIONS,

WASHINGTON, D. c., March III AM
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, slightly
warmer and iairweather, slowly falling bal.
omEter, and winds shifting to east and south.
For the Lake Region, clearing weather
and slight rise In temperature. winds shift
ing TO south and west, and rising followed by
falling barometer.
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IMMENSE Bargains at our Great Clos.
Ing Out Sale. We mean business, MS we
retire from the retail trade in the next
few days. SPEYER BROS.