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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-07
LITERATURE AND N UsiC.
Exhibition by the JanIor Glass ut the
Female College.

Exhibition by the JanIor Class at tn,
Female College.
The College Hall at the Wheeling Femal,
College held large audience last evening
the occasion being the Junior exhibition
The programme was about equally divided
between musical and literary numbers, the
opening and closing choruses being by the
Mendelssohn Society OF the College. The
essayists and their subjects were: Miss Mary
Anlick, Wheeling, "Half Way" Miss Lizzie
Stone, Island, "HeroiIm OF Woman" Mis-
Helena M. Smith, Pittsburgh, "a
Little While" Miss O. U. Weld.
man, Wheeling, Lahore eSt Ohare;" Miss
Lille McGregor, Cairo, Coming Events Cast
their Shadows Beiore.h All the productions
were OF a high order, and most OF them de.
liyered in an unexpectionAl manner. Reel.
tations were given by Miss Allie Brown, City,
"Nannsn Miss Blanche Kendall, Parkers.
burg. "Ode From Horace" Miss Anna n.
Baush, Piedmont, "Archie Dean" The school
maintains It's reputation for good elocutionary
training, as was evinced by the oratorical
part Of last evenings performance. and the
same compliment may be paid the musical de.
partmsnt OF the college, which was crsditably
represented bya piano Duet by Mrs Ham.
mond and Miss Blanche Kendall. Holsts
"llms, one by Misses Smith and McGregor,
"Merche des Tamboures," and another. BY
Misses Marshalla and Baush, LES Danes des
Seville" by Schubert; a piano solo by Miss
la Marshall, OF Fairview, 'rAndes," by
Warren, aud the choruses.
After the performance a reception was
given by the class In the college parlors, and
refreshments were Eerved. Altogether the
evening was delightful one.
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News and Gossip In Reference to variou,
People.

| fsoptbs
Will B. McMechen is once more in the
city for weeks stay.
Mr.. c. H. Benll and wife, OF Bethany, are
at the Mcclure House.
Mr.. John Reed left last evening for Pitts
burgh on short visit.
Hon. Ben Wilson was in the city a while
yesterday on bis way to Pittsburgh.
John X. Handlsn leaves 10 day for Non
tauH, where he proposes to reside In the
future.
Misses Greer, Annie lie Moyne and Ada
Wright, OF Warrington, Pa, were In the city
yesterday.
JOHN BERRY reposed In the Central Station
last night, having been arrested for fighting
on the South Side.
Hon. Oliver Gorre1l, member OF the House
OF Delegates from Peasants county, was In
the city yesterday.
The many friends OF A. N. Adams, ESQ.,,
will be panied 10 learn that he Is dangerous.
ly Ill Of pneumonia at his residence.
Mrs Margaret Woodward, OF Is Belle
street, Is seriously III, aud last evening was
not expected to live through the night Her
sons, who are In Alabama, have been tele.
graphed for.
The Bellaire Tribune says: Miss Katie
Hammond, Of Wheeling, Is visiting friends
in this city. Miss Jennie Emsheimer, one OF
Wheeling's fair young ladies, Is visiting Miss
Ida LuChs, OF the Third ward.
Mr.. William P. Byles, who has been stage
carpenter al the Academy OF Music this sea-
son, leaves this morning for Columbus to
start out on the road as q member Of the
advance gang OF Sells Brothers Circus, In
which position be served last summer.
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A CHANGE In THE LAW
THE LEGISLATURE DID NOT MAKE
which work, Hardship AK. OF Farmers Aud
Manufacturer, and Which Can be hsnsdisd
OnIy by an Amendment to the COnstiiu.
tiOn-DOubIs and Triple Taxation.

A matter is now sgitating the farmers and
manufacturers OF this State, to whom 1t has
been brought home by increased assessments
Of their property, and which should have re-
ceiyed the attention Of the Legislature at IL
last session. but did not.
Fiction ~ OF Chapter IL OF the Acts Of 1881
suacts that certain property shall be exempt
from taxation, among this being enumerated
agricultural productions grown directly
from the soil, and the product and increase
In number OF live stock produced IN this
State during the year preceding the first day
OF January, and remaining unsold on that
day, in the possession oil the original owner
or his agent; the produce, during the same
time, Of mines, salt wells and olliwel Is within
this State, remaining unsold in the hands Of
the owner or his agent on the first day Of
January; and all manufactured articles and
producIs OF mechanical skill aud labor pro-
duCed 10 this Stale during the same time.
and remaining unsOd on the first day OF
January, In the hands Of the producer or his
APRnth &C.
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Programme OF Services nj Various Place.
OF Worship SuudDy.

Programme OF Services nj Various Places
OF worship snndDy.
international Sunday School Lesson Acts
S:9G-iO. Subject: Philip and the Ethiopian,
Services at the Second Presby terian Church
Rev. William II. Cooke, pastor, al 1880 A. Nj
and 7P.M.
The usual Gospel Temperance Meeting will
be held at Parker Hall on Sunday afternoon
at $3.50 p. N.
Rev, E. W. Ryan will preach ut the North
Street Church at 1880 a. NJ, and at f:3O \. N,
Sunday School at . o'clock.
AT the services in the First Presby terian
Church tomorrow, the pastor, Rev. D. A.
Cunningham, D. D., will preach at 1880 A. NJ,
and at 1880 =. N.
In the Third Presbyterian Church, Rev.
]. q. Lysle, pastor, will preach at 1880 A. NJ,
aud ordain two new Elders. Services III the
evening att O'Clock.
The Citizsns' Bible Glass will meet in the
lecture room Of the First Presbyterian Church
tomorrow afternoon, at $50. Lesson: Acls
o. lis. Subject, sAul's Conversion.
Atthe Fourth street Methodist Episcopal
Church-Preaching on Sunday at 1880 A. N,
and ?. NJ, by the pastor, Rev. Joseph f.
Smith, D, D. Sunday School At 9 p NJ
Young Peoples Meeting Monday, at7:so Pm,
There will be services in the First English
Evangelical Lutheran Church TO, morrow, al
1880 4. NJ and Z so r. NJ, conducted by the
pastor, Rev. +. II. Dornblaser. Sunday School
at2P. NJ, Mr.. W. A. Heimberger, Superin
tendenL Strangers are welcome.
Tomorrow, at 1890 a. NJ, and 1850 y. NJ,
Rev. Mr. Fitzpatrick will preach at the ZIns
Street Church, on the subject OF Christian
Baptism" Showing What Il Is, Why It Is, and
How II Is. All Invited to hear these ser,
mons. Seats all free Probatiouers class al
$50 A. ". Sunday School at2P.N.
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CAN IL BE so!

Simon DaCr & Sons are now handling
ArbucLle's Roasted Coffee In as large
quantities US ever, AMI they offer II 10 The
trade, with all other brands, nj The low.
est price. They also carry the largest
and best assorted stock of Groceries In
The State, which they sell lower than any
other house, and offer special induce
mcmts to cash buyers. Send your orders
to Simon Baer l. Sons.
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RIyER HEWS.
Teiegrnphie Pointers aud General Banl

hEtNhbt
The Scotia passed at an early hour this
morning. .-... a.r.. 7.|.
The W. N. Chancellor passed down at 10
a. NJ. for Charleston with fair trip. =
The Elaine passed up with two barRes oil
lumber and the Joseph Warner passed up
with empty coal boats.
The towboSt R, J. Grace, which went South
about year ago with tow OF produce b0als,
passed Cincinnati Thursday with an empty
tow, bound for this port
The river at this point fell yesterday, al,
thought slight rise Is reported above. II
will probably be felt hare today. Last even.
Ing the marks indicated depth OF 8 feet
inches 10 the channel.
The fast side wheeler Regular will make
her usual weekly trip to Marietta this week,
leaving this afternoon ats o'clock. The at
ten,iOn OF shippers Is called to this convent
emit stesmer. Capt. VIM. Dillon Is com
msnder.
Henderson, n.y., has quarantinsd against
Evan vile, mud requires st .amers to come %
out in the river in daylight, and wait to be
boarded by the health officer. At night or In
windy weather the health officer will meet
them at the landing.
The st. Lawrence arrived at o'clock yes
terday morning and departed at 0 for Pitts
burgh. ThispopulAr Stde.wheel packet will
pass down this evening for Cincinnati. and
shippers should have their freight on the
wharf by u O'Clock sharp. Captain Billy Lis
Is In command.
GREESsBoEo, Pa, April G.-River s feet
inches and rising slowly; rainy. ...
On Cry, Pa, April River feet ant
rising; weather cloudy aud mild.
RlcEs LANDING, Pa, April 6.-Riyer fee
Inches and rising; weather cloudy.
Brownsville, Pa, April O.-RiverS feet ant
stationary; cloudy; thermometer 60'.
FARMoNr, W. Va, April 6-River fee
inches and rising thermometer $50. .
EVANSVILLE, April 6.-River IS feet in
ches and falling; raining; thermometer 6S'
PITTSBURGH, April -Monongahela rivel
feet inches and rising; cloudy and raining
LOUISVILLE, April G-River rising, with Il
feet In the canal; ~ feet In the chute. Busl
ness good; weather cloudy with promise O
more rain.
CINCINNATI, April O.-Riyer 80 feet and ris
log; cloudy and cooler. notwithstanding
Star, New Orleans Departed-Andes, Wheel
ing. passed up Iron Duke.
CMc NNArr, O., April G.-During the iot
this morning the towboat Bengal Tiger struck
the pier OF the Newport apd Cincinnati
bridge and sunk two coal boats and barge
containing 500, 900 bushels OF coal.
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"rALL OAKS fnow LITTLE AcoRNs
GROW"
We are Exactly seyen Years Old on
Saturday.


An instance OF business development IN
paralleled in the history OF the city. Success
The reward OF merit. Look at US now. After
making extensive alterations and enlarge
ment OF every department for the sprlne
season, we are to-day doing the largest
business OF any clothing house In the State
It Is but the natural result OF doing the
'tQuAre thing" by the people. We always
have and always will keep our promises
Three days after we first started IN Wheel
ing we advertised Us follows;
''rHE WHOLE FABRIC HAS WEAKENED"
1.-THE once solid structure has tumbled.'
We have put the prices OF clothing down
Down Down
Its the interest OF the people here TO sup
port and patrOniEe our house. Stand by III
and you will find us firm that will evei
force back the graAping hand and break dOwt
the e1tortiOn In the clothing trade here.
We have kept our promise.
The proof OF II Is 10 be seen In the business
we do and the esteem In which We are helC
by the people.
No single instance can be cited IN which
any promise we have made In printers inI
has not been fulfilled.
READ OUR PRICES.
OUR MSS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT..
We have reduced good business suits tc
81 90.
We have reduced good cashmere suits tt
$3.50. .,..
va have reduced oil wool cashmere suit
to 81 80. equal TO any $40 60 suit in the city.
Fine E0gliSh woBted suits only $3.50
worth $3.50.
Mems Jams pants, lined reduced TO so cts
Mems cashmere pants, lined. reduced Il
81 so.
Mems all wool cashmere pants only $3.50.
OUR BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Boys good suits reduced to$2 25.
Boys fine cashmere suits reduced to 81 %
Children's fine suits at 81 80 TO $3.50.
our FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Six pair mems fancy socks, % cents.
Six hemmed handkerchief % cents.
Calico shirts reducsd 10 20 cents.
Mems suspenders, cents.
Mems white shirts, linen front, only so cts
We adyie our competitors when the!
wonder why 1.-The Boys" are doing such
rushing business, that they have Away
done as they advertised. We offer 0ne Hun
dred Dollars Reward in any case where VI
fail 10 do as advertised
| KLINE BROTHERS,
The Reliable Clothiers,
II 'rwRlfth street
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Itiswith Just pride we can point to Amer.
ica's success In manufactures, and especially
20 Is this the case with that most durable OF
all known floor coverings, "Linoleum." II
has so completely superseded the best foreign
article that only the poorest qualities can
now be imported, In use. the foreign goods
will continually look dirty and dingy, the
Domestic, bright, clean and pleasing, while
the designs and artistic effects are beyond
comparison. All carpet dealers keep these
emaikable goods and the Walton Trade Mark
with the word "Linoleum'' Ia on the back OF
every 80 uare yard OF American make.
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RhIaintn MI. ReIInYnn.

Last evening the gentlemen members oil
the whist club that has been entertained
during the past season by Misses Alice Kelly,
Laura Harden, Sydney Heiskell, CLARA
Fisher and the other ladies OF the club, en-.
tertained the ladies at Mt. Belleyiew Hotel,
out the road. A pleasant aud exciting rub.
Der at each Of the tables, vocal and inItru.
mental music and the discussion OF an appe.
tizing little supper ct the proper time, served
to pass the evening away agreeably and
quickly. The merry party returned to the
city soon after midnight all delighted with
the elegant little affair, for such It waA.
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.LINSLY INSTITUTE.

The Spring Term Of The Linsly InSti'
tute will begin Monday, April 0, when
additional classes will be formed for The
benefit OF any boys who may desire to en-
Ter. During the llrst part Of The term
Prof. Robert Kidd, the eminent elOcu'
tionIst, Of Cincinnati, will give course
Of lessons In the Institution. Terms
reasonable. Send Tor a catalogue
A. Il. WHITEHALL,
wras Principal. 4
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Beware OF the stuff that ptetends TO cure
these diseases or other serious Kidney, Uri
nary or Liver Diseases, as they only relieve
for time and makes you ten times worse
afterwards, but rely solely on Hop Bitters
the only remedy that will surely or perma
nently cure you. II DESTROYS and remove:
tho cause Of disease so eflectually that II
never returns. TrhsAw
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Wall papers and bordsrs-9O,O 900 bolts, the
handsomest and best at less than the regular
price, land 10 cents.
Carpets at all prices, 20. Is, 80, 40. 50 cents,
Oil cloth window blinds ready TO hang at
so cents.
All other goods in proportion. We sell
only for cash. Call soon and examine our
stock. Nos 20l9 and 202l Main street.
JoHS RoKNER,
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TRENTON, N. j., April G.-The Potter't
Association, comprising all the pottery
firms Of Trenton, adopted the following:
Resolred, This association hereby an
nounces that there will be no increase in
rates during the existence Of the new tariff
law over the lowest average rates Of the past
ten days, and that prices will be lower to
the consumer the next five years than they
have been during any period Of five years.
Tor the past one hundred years, providing,
Of course, the new law is not repealed.
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lhe qntelti9surer.
. alcr. aos. 20 nna ~ Fonrteonih street



Removal link 4 Morehead.
Executors Notice.
Crescent Building Association.
Notice-R. H.. Philips.
For Sale-One Engine and Boiler.
Horse for Salc-H. Q. Ulrich.
For Marietta Steamer Regular.
For Sale-I. Irwin.
Free LunGh-Wm. L. Rose.
Fruit Trccs-Oscar Wright.
jersey Cattle for Sale-T. p. Philips.
House Clearners-G. Mendel 4 Co.
Assignet's Sale,
Trustees Sale OF Slave Factory.
McI.ain's Wheeling Pills
Save Your Eyes i. g. Dillon.
First OF April ReQuisits-E. L. Nicoll.
Dress Goods Silks, &G-Geo. H. Taylor
Fourth Page.
List Of Letten-Fourth Page.
Opera House-KiraIIey Brothers-Fourth
( Lecture by GarGsld's Pastor-Fourth
Page.
Great Bargain In Piano-Fourth Page.
Sea Foam Waiers-MeKte's Island Grocery
Fourth Page
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Flood at Niagara Falls.

NIAGARA FALLS, April 6.-The heavy
rains Of the past thirty hours caused flood
here. Bridges aud streets are covered with
water to depth Of two feet. Several
thousand dollars damage has been done
10 goods in cellars and stores. Fifty feet
Of the Canada Southern track was washed
away. Trains will not able to run TO Mag
ara till tomorrow night.
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The greatest medical wonder OF the world
Warranted TO speedily cure Burns, Bruises
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Can.
cars, Piles. Chilblains, CornS, letter, Chapped
Hands, and all skin eruptions, guaranteed to
cure In every instance, or money refunded
% cents per boz. For sale at Logan & Co. 8
Bridge Corner Drug Store,
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Down where the climate Is torrid,
The sting OF a hornet is horrid,
1t strikes with surprise, ar.
Betwixt the two eyes,
St. Jacobs Oil cures the sore forehead.

THE Mutual Building and Loan 'Associa-
ton meets this evening at No. 1905 Market
street, Bruce Block. Those who desire stock
In this Association should not delay. 1t
meets on Saturday evenings.
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or at least in Wheeling OF pianos and organs
both in style, quality apd quantity will take
place at G. A. Houses new music store, 1920
Market street, Wheeling, on Saturday, April
II. Admission free.
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A coNs1IrrIoNAL AMENpMENr.

To restore the law OF 1881 10 full force and
effect the Constitution must be amended SO
as to empower the Legislature TO make the
exemptions contemplated by that Act That
1t Is the policy OF the State TO make these
exemptions has been amply demonstrated by
the repeated votes in the Legislature, but the
last Legislature having failed 10 provide for
the submission to q vote OF the people OF
such an amendment, the law Is null and
void, aud the property which the Legisa.
ture OF 1881 sought TO exempt must be taxed
with other property.
The hardships caused by this state OF affairs
10 the classes directly iIected can readily be
seen, and the matter is causing serious agita.
ton throughout the State.
In this city 1t has been the subject OF much
discussion In manufacturing circles. Said
one nail manufacturer the other day:
THAT Is nice way 10 encourage and foster
manufactures and productive industries, isn't
1t? know a man who Is engaged in making
agricultural implements OF course most OF
his trade is In the spring and early summer,
but to utilize his time and make his facilities
meet the demands upon him, he is Obliged
TO continue,the manufacture throughout the
year Thus he has an immense stock on hand
on January LIST. Formerly, though this
required u good deal OF capital which
was unproductive for a large por.
ton OF the year, he could afford
TO do II, but under the new order OF things,
doubt whether he can, and he will either
have to reduce his production, quit manu-:
featuring entirely, or go out OF the State"
DOUBLE AND TRIPLE TAXATION.
Another gentleman put theoretic case TO
a reporter which illustrates the beauties OF
the "Act OF the Supreme Court" Said he:
Suppose you own farm on which hold
a mortgage for $1,000 On the first Of last
January you had on hand 1000 bushels OF
wheat which you had had no opportunity to
sell to advantage; but on the tenth you sell 1t
at 81 bushel, aud pay otmy mortgage. In
the first place you pay tax on your farm.
Then | pay on the mortgage hold. And
now they require you to pay also on the
wheat II that isn't piling up the taxation, 1
don't know"
The county papers over the State are
Wrought up over the matter, aud II is safe TO
predict that change which will restore the
old law in an operative shape will be de-
manded by the people.
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MAY EXCURSION TO THE GIN.
Itl. CINNATI DRAMATIC FESTIVAL.
The ane passenger steamer r.
AMIGA .uatGk,

The hne passenger steamer N-. !.
ANDEk. Ellst1ts93
ChGS MuhlemRn Captain, N. T. Eoll uE-sssss
Clerk, will leave Wheeling for Cincinnati OIL an
excursion TIP to the Dramatic Festival, on TU rs.
DAY, MAY list, 1881, at ?. ", arriving At CInCin
natl 1hundAy noon. Returning, Leaves Cincinnati
Friday 81 midnight, This viii RiVe excuronIstl
AZ opportunity 81 teclng the two gleAI dramas.
0thsllo aud Hamlet, by such stars a. Jas. K Mur
dOcb, John McCuloch, Lawrence Barrett, jain A.
ESler, Miss Mary Anderson Miss Clara Morris and
many Others, Fare for the Round Trip including
board while at CiurinuNu: From wheeling SIOi
from Marietta and Parkenhurg $500.
FOR passage and state loom, apply on board, Of
BY letter or telegraph, care G. II. booth & Son
Wheeling, W. Va. Remember. the Andes RlveSyou
more time In Cincinnati than any other boat
The Wheeling OperG Houie Orchestra aud Bras
Band has been enEAgCd 70 accompany the excut
don. Apri
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The attention Of the public Is directed TO
the advertisement In another column OF this
paper, OF the ,ssignee's sale OF dry goods, no.
tions, carpets, &C., at Nos. 200 land 2lO2 Main
street
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WlrH Durkee's Salad Dressing there Is no
waste or disappointment-you are certain 10
produce agood salad. 1t costs less than home.
made, and IL, besides, superb table sauce.
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TIE attention Of merchants Is called To the
large aad valuable stock Of dry goods offered
at assIgnee's sale at Nos 2l00 and 2lO2 Main
a,raot
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PERSONS desiring to purchase any articles
In large and well selected stock Of dry goods,
notions. g.. will do we'll by calling At Nos.
2l00 and 2lO2. before buying elsewhere.
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Try vApor bath at Lewis & Clemens
shaving parlors.
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WE are requested to notify those who have
handed In their names for stock In the MI.
tuAl Building and Loan Association, TO Sc.
cure their stock at No. 1900 Market street,
Bsuee'I Block, this evening,
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BUSY BEp Bros and roaming reaches are
swiftly settled by Hunts Insect Powder.
Price % cents. For sale by all druggists.
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MEETING OF the Woman's Benevolent So.
ciety will be held at $50 this afternoon, In.
stead OF $3.50, rs advertised, at Mozart Hall.
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Iryou are bilious, take DR.. Plerce's "Pleas.
ant PurgAtiye Pellets" the original Little
Liver Pills" OF all druggists. wEAw
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THREE handed people are becoming quite
numerous, they have a right hand, left
hand, and are always behind hand in taking
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup when they catch !
cold.
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A LARGE and well selected stock OF dry
goods, carpets and notions to be sold at as
signee's sale;at Nos 2lO0 and 2l02 Main street.
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Go TO the millinery opening at Z. Rody'l
to-day, lll9 Main street, Wheeling.