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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-02
THE sourH SIDE MYSTERY.
Druggist Menke lneiIer's strange Visitor
of Yesterday HornIng.


The mystery surrounding the finding o. a
man in the doorway Of Menksmellet's drug
store ct 2o'clock yesterday morni 4, With y
deep cash cut 10 bis wrist from which the
blood was pouring In torrents, and who re-
fused TO give bis. name. was cleared up yes.
tsrdGy BY Officer Combs. The mans name 10
Pa rick Ryan; he isu single man, boards NJ
tbs foot OF Thirly.thiid street and has been
employed In the Pottery, hut Is now In the
employ OF the p, W. & Ky. rosd. He has
oil. avs borne the reputation Of being quiet,
steady fellow. Thursday night be was In
company with AmRn named Joyce, " ho works
at the Pottery. They got comfortably full OF
beer while on the north side OF the creek.
On their way home, shortly after midnight,
they stopped at the house OF pottery
employs named John Hall, where chriStea.
ing was In progress. They endeayored to get
In, but Hail seeing the condition they wers
10 refused 10 entertain them. Enrbged at
this, they tore off the window shutters and
broke the glass before thOy were run off
Where Joyce went 70 Is not known, but Ryan
knew that he was badly cut and started for
assistance, getting as farfs MendemsllerB, Is
reported in yesterdays IsrELLloEscEE, where
he became 30 exhausted from the loss Of
blood that he was unable 10 20 further. The
supp Is, that his hand was cut By the
broken glass although he insists that Eome
one stabbed him. The cut Is about three
inches long, curved In shape, and was made
deep enough to sever the two tendons in the
right wrist, and the radiAl artery and its
three branches.
twill be remembered that after Mr.. Menke-
miller had taken Ryaa In and gone 70 tel.
ephone for doctor, Ryan skipped out and
was found later by a gentleman in front OF
seidler'ss saloon. He tied handkerchief
tightly about the wrlst,and he too went for a
doctor. A few moments after Officer Liston
and an ISTELLIGEscER man found him int the
Center market house sndihe was in n very
tad condition from the amount Of blood he
had lost. No doctor could be found In that
reighborhood, and when the reporter left at
$50 A. N. Liston had procured help and was
carrying the wounded man, down Market
street, hunting for n doctor. The first office
reachedan was that or Doctor. Dnu-
can, on Chapline street. He did
the wound up in this simple man:
ner, washed the place, stuck on o piece OF
court plaster and wrapped an immense
amount Of cloth around It, THIS might an
swer for scratch, but with four arteries cut
| Il was hardly the thing. The man was taken
home and bis friends seeing that he was sill
bleeding and growing weaker, reused DE-
ripes about four o'clock. DR.. Pipes dressed
the wound, took IN the arteries and fixed
the man up In good shape. He says that the
man will probably recover, but his hand
will probably be useless, 9-
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Mrs. Cranels. of steubenvllle. was among
friends here yesterday. g. 4.,-l 81
The carpsnters are at work building an
other new cell in the lookup. Il'4
Council has ordered Especial election called
for June 10 for the purpose Of electing .
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HOLIDAYS COVE.

C.'&st L. R. R. Co., expect to commence
operations next week.
The continuous rains have almost suspend.
ed farming operations. There Is still more
planting to do, which Of course must be late.
The interior OF the Presbyterian church 10
renovated. 90 ti H'
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Steamboat Squibs and Miseelian cons
l.eyee Laconics. i.."

steamboat squib, aud Miseellau cons
Leyee Laconics.
The Diurnal got away at 1880 A. n for Par
kersburg, with q nice trip. r..t
The w. n. Chancellor passed down at 5 A.
", for Charleston, looking as trim and pretty
as ever.
The Pacific and Joseph A. Stone are at
fittsburgh waiting for shafts to replace their
broken ones.
The boating stage at present Is splendid
one, there being 10 feet 7 inches In the chan.
mel at dusk, and the river was still rising
slowly. I1
Capt. Jack Harrison, OF the O. W. Ander.
son, yesterday got force OF men at work on
the hole In her hull. With new paint and
carpets. the Anderson will be hustler iaa
few weeks.
The Heatherington passed up with q tow
OF ties; the Fl. II. Townsend .patsed down
with tow OF emptiet; the Barnard passed up
with tie,; the Enterprise and Alarm passed
down with coal, the Nail City arrived IRON
above with atow partly empty and part coal.
About o'clock lastlevening she passed on
down;
An excursion party Of about twenty joined
the 81 Lawrence yesterday morning at this
point for the purpose Of going 10 Pittsburgh
and back. There was on board on excursion
marty from Paikersburg, making the round
Tip. On the trip the 1t. Lawrence had
registered about 400 passengers, and at break.
fast yesterday morning there we're seventy
ladies sat down.
There has been some talk 10 boating circles
about erecting flag station the leyee. The
leyee In the first place should be properly re.
paired and fixed and some decent marks put
down. Let this be done and fsg stat would
look very we'll. Other cities along the river
have these tllg stats and when the National
banner Is floating from their heads, they do
not look at oil bad as one approaches town.
A liberty pole should be planted.
The St Lawrence arrived at 9A. n 4 and left
at 10 A. ", for Pittsburgh. She had 40 i'm.
mense trip both for this point and Pittsburgh.
This big elegant side-Wheeler will be back
here this evening, en- route for Cincinnati.
There is not pleaSanter season Of the year
for river travelling, aud the facilities OF the
ST., Lawrence In this line are unequaled.
Capt. Billy List Il the same genial master as
OF old. Shippers should be on hand promptly
with their freight. 80.
PrrrssURoH, June 1.-RIver. II feet 2
inches and rising. ~ d IN
CINCINNATI, June 1.-Riyer q feet and ris-
Ing. Clear aud p easant.
ol1Ro, ILL.,, June River a2 feet and rls-
ing, Thermometer zee. Clear
onCEry, Pa, June l.-Riyer 7 feet inches
and stationary clear and pleasant
GRERs,BoEo, Pa, June 1.-Riyer 0 feet a
inches aud stationary; weather cloudy.
BRovssyuLE, Pa, June 1.-Riyer 10 feet
aud rising; weather cool thermometer 20,
RicEs Lksplxo, Pa, Jpae i.ssRiyer 10 iset
8 inches and rising weather clear;
thermometer TO-. ,r
EVANSVILLE June River 81 feet 10
inches and stationary; wind northeast;
Thermometer IL. 81
LouHyulx, JuneI.-Riyer on stand with
10 feet g inches In the canal and feet 9
inches On the falls clear snd pleasant Il
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CHURCH NOTICES.
Programme ofscryice, nj tho different
city Churches Tomorrow.

Programme ofseryice> nj tho different
CITY Churches Tomorrow.
At St. Mathews church there will DO ser
vices at 1880 A. N. and $50 Pm.
International Sunday School Lesson. Acts
10; Is 10; - 81. Subject. "At lconium."
seryicesst the Second Presby terrain Church,
Rev. VIM. H. Cooke, pastor, atl0:S0 A NJ. and
1880 N. H.t ~
Levi Marshall, a graduate OF Yale College,
will preach at the Disciples Church at Hal
and 1880 r. NJ, tomorrow.
Mr.. Laird will conduct the Union Sunday
School Teachers meeting at the Eng ish
Lutheran Church this evening.
The Citisensl Bible Glass will meet In the
lecture room OF the First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow afternoon at $50 O'Clock. aI
AT 81. Luke's P. E. Ch6rch there will be
services on Sunday at 1890 AN and 1855 p.
N. 'Rt. Rev. @. P. Psnick will ofticiate.
At the United Presby terrain Church, Rev.
], T. Mcclure, Pastor, services will be held 10.
morrow at 1880 A. N. and 1880 P N. Sabbath
school at2P N. All are welcome.
At the Fourth street N. E. Church
Preaching at 1880 A. N. and 1901. N. by the
pastor, Rev. Joseph Z. Smith, u. u. Sunday
School at2RM. Young Peoples Meeting on
Monday at2RN.
There will be services ct the First Evangel-
cal Lutheran Church tomorrow at 1880 N.
and 7:I6 P N, conduc,id by the PASTOR, Rav.
L. D1rnoaser. Sunday school at ?. n,
Vim. A Heimbegsr, supt. Strangers are
welcome.
There will DO services In the First Presley
terrain Church to morrow; the pastor, Rev d.
A. Cunningham, D D., will preach Ut 1880
A. NJ, and 7:9J r. N, subj. ct OF sermon In
the evening, "Hallelujah." Suitable solos,
anthems and hymns will be sung BY the
choir and congregation.
Al Z.ne Street M. L. Church Rev. Mr..
Fitzpatrick, the pastor, will preach to NOR.
row morning at 1898 bis third sermon on
"sapctifcaliOn,n and Ct T:45 ?. " on The
Union Gs II Il and as It should be-" Proba.
TONERS class 1880 A, II and Sunday schpol
ate ;. ". All are invited
First Baptist Church, corner Twelfth and
Byron streets, services tomorrow both morn.
ing and evening. AT 1880 A. " the pastor,
Rev. J. B. MuItord, will preacI his second
anniversary sermon, Communion service at
he CLOSE. Sabbath school at O'Clock
Theme at 1880 =. n, 1.-THE Signing Of the
SoAle,n. q. p. IHrt ..H'. 2 .F s. "L
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the PRlGE OF NAILS.
A Reduction TO Local Deaiers-A General
H.t WeakentnE, -". u

'Hf Weakening. "a
A reduction Of ten cents per key was yes
terday made in the price Of nails by Wheel
ing manufacturers to local jobbers. This l:
merely taking of the ten cents put on few
days ago in view OF the prospective lockout
and It does not affsct the price in trausac
lions for shipping, There Is, however, .
general weakening 10 the mar ket, consequent
upon The turn Of affairs which occurred
Thunday night Prices were stfening az
for several weeks before the first, and there
were many orders refused at the increase
figures, owing 10 the shortness Of stocks
since the long stoppage which was feared
has been aYerted, however, the ten
deEcy is somewhat downward. Nails de-
oIIned ten cents in Cincinnati yesterday, The
manufacturers here thought yesterday that
theweakening would not be very constdera'
BILE. Jobbers have bought pretty freely when
possible, 10 fortiiy themselves against ths
threatened lockout, and paid pretty stiff
prices or course It 10 TO their interest 10
keep prices up, rs It is OF the manufacturers
and tide natural decline will be slight, and In
the nature rather Of settling. 10 healthy
basis in view OF the changed circumstances
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CRY WATERS,
Brief Sotes ON CuFreRt Eyents OF Minor
.sIntePeRf

.| =1GNtEebts
TIE dsys are now over fourteenhourslorg.
The Market street iron bridge needs paint
ing.
Is Logs ost for the Grand Amateur Pixie
Tournament. r g ,.s.i3
: ASpkEw. HicKESBorHlx was sent TO jail
yestsrday,by sqIh Petermanion complaintOt
bis wife.
IL May Clerk Hook admitted to record 40
deeds In fee sud IS deeds o. trust, and Issued
is msrrisgs licenses.
TaE croainv, ou the west side Of Market
strSes At Alley need replacing. They are
worn alniept entirely away. #ssF
JuroE Jacps yesterday extended the sus.
pension OF ludgmentiE tue ease nj Joseph
ChRmheis, convicted Of grand latceay, till
Jure II
william C. YEGTOX yesterday qualified In
CLERK HoUs's Office ny < Notary Public, giving
bond Ia the sum OF $3.50, With Guy K u.
Allen ay surety.
IL sqdiro c4lawkil's court yesterday VII.
| liam MyerS gave bond In the SUN Of 500 10
fetp the peace Eslx MONTHS having been
aEraigned gu complaint Of Jennie. Ramsey.
sHoKrLY before midnight last night the
walls left standing from the last Grant House
nIe' Ieu S'eI 49,. .'tIIa y 'o,", Enr.
sW na,sv u et o,S w.: INIT ~u 'q'
'"""'o'' Nv w ~ ,.. r ,....vu
AN open eTssi1n " C ruT oisIIEimey ,ha a.:
socteiy vas he!a y oo'!ese nan ~ ~ sn p SS,
dFut, Miss Msude A. Wiley. presiding for the
last time ihe c1etoises ME- IRE, 'nteFeS''"s'
and several VISITORS ENJOYED 'nem' ,,,
The boilers OF the Belmont had little
jubilee last night over the sig1ingol the scale,
at the resideaceof James Mcneil. one OF their
number. The hoyshAd a aplendidi time and
will beiD Jolly humor to go TO work next
week. Cuckayne played for those who want
ed 10 dance. .vf
TuE city schools close ] rne % ID and reopen
tic Rnt'Monday in september.i The com
men ce d ent will be held on Friday afternoon
| IN Iefther the Opera House or Washington
Hall. There will be thirty.six graduates
President Collier, OF the Board OF Education,
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Messrs. Townsend. Newell ;rhornburSh
and Fisher left yesterday morning on tour
ofinspectton over the O. L & w. road. This
gives additional continuation to the report
loned yesterday that tte'yisit OF these
gentlemen here was In connection With an
impending purchase Of this railroad by Van,
'' Tiitsrspor, though, new to many Of them,
was regarded as very plausible BY all the local
railroad officials and others who were ID o
position to judge, and II was thought that
there was fully Us big O scheme In contem'
plalion as outlined yesterday. It's generally
conceded that II Wander bllt buys the O.. l..
& W. a bridge over the FLYER at this point
will quickly be constructed. A gentleman
told q reporter yesterday that q line from a
point on the G., ~ W. near Bridgeport 10
Martins Ferry, had already been surveyed.
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NVRE7f = NNN ASs0UIaTl0N.
First Meeting of Stockholders.
Notice isheteey Sl,ea u, ), tha,e viii no 49,"
meD,igg OF the SO kupljtTi u The VIII nv Esae q
sSiS ~. ~ = SnIS q te Clerk u tie sus,1
county. on MONDAY Ev MISC. inn. w 80 q aid
O'clock, 70 els Board q nifecoe m " .IM Al
aud 70 treMIaetauy Uthef cuisines, which M LAW
before SID n ttag which uay law.uIilv v %Sna
~ SHld s1pck h0,deis IN Eeneral NEE ins u'as
will b. lOund At the once Of iieCrss iIo,S Tu.loh
Clerk and At the Jaw OthCc Of Susei y \, yIany
Louis '. Stitel sAuIhO;It- "a Ia Itcsiyr ImI g.
for payments made on GteCS suhsgtibei 'sNsip1
'"a~. SfSe II 0HJRtk HOOK
hEHkY MEBSRVoS
FRANK wALTERNN'
myi9NS 4, LESMAVN
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The total number OF arrests for the month
Of May was 157. These were made as fol
lows Capt. Bennett, 4: Lieut. sylyis 9; Dun.
lap, IS; Jnnkins u; Fugate, 10; Morris, FL
Barum, 10; Radford, 7; Freehold, 10; Will
Jams, 8; Mute, s; Lstoo, 8; Combs, 81 Ken.
needy, 0; Bird, l2 Belleyille, s; specials Bell
and Lauchlin, one each. J..
In addition to the above, Lieut.. sylvis, fur
nishes the following fnarcial statement
Fines assessed, $3.50; fines paid, Sis4i fnes I'M
paid, sl62; lookup fees. SIPS SO; sergeants
fees, $3.50 so; total turned over 10 the city
81 $50 05. This amount more than paid
the salaries OF the force, which amount TO
1915 per month.
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One OF the most Interesting OF Tue series o
grade meetInSs which have been held by Thu
teachers OF the public schools during TIL.
school year, came OFF yesterday afternoon u
Clay School. The A and B teachers met 10
gether aud were entertained by an interest
Ing progrrmmeill Illustrating theiss school work
The following was the order Of exercises
Arithmetic, III. s. Money" Pupils Of pivi'
sion D, Mis- bailey, Teacher; Physiology
the Eye, Pupils OF Division b, Mrs. Dean
Teacher; Map Drawing, Pupils OF Division a,
Miss Jetrers; History, The Revolutionary
War Mis- Davis.
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The r,c-Xce III

On Tuesday next our old opIicSl friends,
oxtoby & Dnfiield, are TO be at tho Mcclure
House, with PIof. Samuel, expert optcian oil
Cleveland, o. Mr.. VIM. H. oxtoby accom-
pauies the Professor. No further Feconmen'
dation should ba necessary, but 1t may be
stated that Prof. Samuel 10 ono OF the most
efficient experts, and for years has adjusted
glasses at Dr. Yinoenps Chauiauqua Sabbath
School Assembly. whore he virtually served
the world. Consultation aud examination
free, spectacles atusual rates,
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rO.DAY,s PICXICs.
Tho Amaigamaiedl Renpion and tn
Sllnssvork eFs Gathering, .


The attendance at the Amalgamated Asso.
citation picnic at Beaver to-day, from all
quarters Of the compass, will be simply stu.
pendous. The full capacity OF the extra
train ON the Cleveland & Pittsburgh road
will ba taxed TO convey the crowds from
Bellaire, Martins Ferry, Bridgeport Ben.
wood and Wheeling. 1tleayes bridgeport AZ
6:lO A. NJ, following the regular train. A
street car will carry ladies from the. South
Side. and another will leave the Mcclure House
At 545 to connect with the train. The Wheel
ing City Band will accompany the delegation,
leaving the Capitol square at 6:45 sharp.
About dozen first class bands will be pre-.
sent.
Among the features Of the day, will be the
presentation OF first, second, and third prizes,
In the order nsmsd, to winners In q bycicle
race which has been arranged. The first priza
Is beautiful solid gold medal, on the face oil
which Is the inscription, annual Reunion,
A. A. OF L Il s.W." Beneath this Is q wreath
In raised surface, in the center OF which Is a
handsomely engraved representation OF q
bycicle and rider. The other two medals are
10 silver, and the inscriptions and surface
similar In design, excepting the fact that
they are chased instead OF being engraved In
raised form. ~
One very commendable feature Is the fact
that the sale Of liquors on the ground is pro.
hibied, but there will be an abundance OF
other Refreshments.
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wauted-weekly Nursing,
List OF Letters.
Clothes Bars-G. Mendel q Co. ff
Commonwealth Dlstfibution Co.
PSlace RelTiSeTators-Nesbitt 4 Bro.
QIecnsware-Dayiio on Bros.
5 xlh Annual Picnic. aI.
Notice TO Rhrewd Housekeepera.
Polish for Metal-W Wilson & Banner.
Or, L, Smith-ThiTd Page.
Wedding Glits-I. 9. Dillon.
Ice Cfeam Par ors-ThoS. Heyman.
Fashionable Boot Maker-Feargus Whally.
Arhuckles' compono CoGee-D. J. McKee's
Island Grocery.
mencemsnt-Kiik'sA Art Store.
Fortunes avorites-LouislanA State Lot
terry Go. Third pHRe.
Notice Garfield Assembly, X. Of Ii
Fourth page.
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STRWbhIrIes bfe I0ItlhbIy WVuuIuI HuV
selling ei fiNeen cents
The nail works was not at work yesterday,
but willoommepes again Monday morning.
Mr. o. Yourison has sent his family and
house hold goOds to Woodbury., New jersey
but will not 10 10 his home there himself TIL
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TuE Committee In charge OF the mas tenn.
perance meeting, TO be hell July Sd and : b,
on the MouudSvllle camp gfonnds, have
secured their speakers from Abtoad-Ms J..
Ellen Foster and Rev. John r. Thompson,
i, D!-and have made good terms with the
B, 4 o railroad, as the iollowing will show {:
Round nip from Wheeling to Moundsyille,
adults forty cents, children ten years Of age
and md q, 20 cents. Ereryth thing Is Progress
Ing finely aud royal time Is expected. Let
every body, young and old, arrange to 90.
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sNYDER,s MAJVxirY.
oniciaI Figures from the Third District
.y.. Election. 80

Yesterday the last county's returns from
the recent election for member Of Congress
in the Third district to FIJI the vacancy caused
by the. resignation OF Mr.. Kenua, reached
the secretsry Of State and the official
vote was made up. Gov. Jsckson's signature
affixed to Capt. snyder's certificate Of cleo.
ton, and that document mailed TO the new
Congressman. c. P. snyder's majority over
James II. Brown Is l,?s0. Of the four scat
terirg votes two were evidently intended for
Brown. The vote in detail was as follows:
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The First Presbyterian Church has LOT
near Dr.. McoullOugh's, on Gravel Hill, that
It will OfItr At pubic sale on Tuesday next
at 10 O'clock on the ground.
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rnE oLAs, wonkkRs' PICNIC.

The Glass Workers ofthIs city aud vicinity
will unite to-day in grand picnic on the
State Fair Grounds. Anumber oil entertain
Ing amusement are on the programme, among
them races, base ball match and dancing.
Refreshments will be abundant. Good music
will be on the ground for dancing or prone
nadipg all through the day.
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INDICATIONS

WARRINGTON, D. G., June 2-1:3o 4. n
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley and Lower
Lake Region, warmer, fair weather, possibly
followed by local rains, variable winds,
mostly southerly, stationary or lower press
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CuuCuRA REMEDIn are the greatest medicineu
on earth. Had the worst case eGlt Rheum In MI
county. NY mother had II twenty yeats, and IN
fact died from H. believe CutiGun would rave
saved her life. Ny arms, ht'ast, aud head Veto
cured until used the CudcurA Rssoivant inier
naily, and :nticnra and cuticurG sosp externally.
NEWtNK o. j. " ANlN6s'
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I received this week large line OF mem.
Button, Congress and low cut shoes suitable
for the season. An inspection will satisfy
any one that have The best stock In the city
and at the lowest pricea L. v. BLOND.
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REST BLOOD PURIFIRR.

] hAvG used your Cuticun remedies IN sere,al
cases Of Eczema, Moist aud Try Tester, and oured
them all. Your CUT ura RstOlyent, 10 M n nv
supply allows me 70 tett Il hiss In my hAnds cx.
cetded in ethcAey and ed iunny Auy alteIat(Te
In an active ptaelieeo Of 90 yean duration 1TGf
4. n. EdIER, N. D.
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GREAT BiOOD MEDI(lNES.I !

The half has not been told Is 10 the great oura.
tive powers OF tge CuLcti RRemedics ! hAye paid
hundreds o. dollars for medicines 10 cure d. Eases
Of the blood ard 10, and never found AMI thlpg
yet 10 equal The CutlClR Remedies, -
uaAa. a. wlLLI.Ns.
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TIIIETY DAYS.

For above time will close out stock Of
Roots and Shoes at low figures. A few
paIr left Of those MOmea's Cloth Top
button at S1.s1, at .,,,c,,,.
ll43 Main st near Twelfth.
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r,,a.nauns,e. Reenr,i.

The following shows the range Of the Their
monleter, as observed at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday:
i ~ 1852 1858
7A.M,l2N. 3PM.7RM IA. M.l2N.Sr. M7f. \
90 e5 q 81 70 IS IS 90
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Mark Twain issues this month new work,
brimful OF historic "reminiscences, genial
humor and sparkling wit, entitled LIFE on
The MiSsissippi" Az. al
Marx Twain combines, as no one else can,
pathos, sentiments aud humor, throwing in
'solld chunks Of wisdom" inimitable jokes
and side splitting stories. In this work he
out does himself. It Is bis master piece.
Agents wanted everywhere. Address
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BLUM & Marks BAZAAR,
mr2, irfS MAIN STREET. y
Special Notice!

Tho Sca.on being advanced and wish.
Ing to close cut the Remnant OF my Spring
hto d, II have reduced same about go
PER CENT, as will appear from The fol.
lowing price list:
A substantial Suit reduced from 1895
4 handsome Suit reduced from $500
A nobIy Cashmere Suit Reduced from
$500 tU $50. "A
A good (heylot Suit reduced from
$500 to $50. 80
"a fancy scotch Suit reduced from $500
10 coo.
An all wool Rlne Flannel Suit reduced
from $40 10 500. Better than those
advertised elsewhere ut $40. 49,,
A Black Cloth suit reduced from $ll
TO 90. sy.al
An Excellent Cashmere Suit reduced
from $ts.50 10 1000.
A very Stylish WOrsted reduced from
SIS to 400. -
Ihe above alludes only 10 Mems Cloth.
lug. Children's Clothing ind tents Fur.
nlshlns Goods reduced proportionally.