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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-04-28

Programme OF Worship OF Various CTS
Congregation To.Morrow.

Congregations Tomorrow.
There will be services at the Second Ptesbv
terrain Church tomorrow by Rev. VIM. H
Cooke, the pastor, ut 1890 A. N, and 1880 2. M
W. B. Thompson. the pas or, will preach d
the Disciples church tomorrow atll A. n. and
1880 P. N. The evening subject will be THE
nature Of conversion" Sabbath school q,
10 N.
Services OF the North Street NJ. Z Church
at 10.SD A.. NJ. and 1850 P. N. Sunday school aI
2 o'clock. Lyceum Monday night. Young
Mems Meeting Wednesday night. Seats free
All are invited.
Services will be held at Chapline Street NJ
E Church tomorrow morning and evening
preaching by the PASTOR. Subject OF the
evening sermon: Lawful and Unlawful
Amusements."
At the United Presbyterian Church, Rev.
]. T. Mcclure, D. D., pastor, there will be
Subject OF morning sermon: Strange Fire"
All are welcome.
At Zane Street Church tomorrow proba'
TONER'S class meets at $50 A. N. sermon by
the pastor At 1880 A. N. Subject: Use 1t but
Sermon at 1901 /. N, Subject: "Lots Wife"
Rev. J. B. Milford, pastor. will preach in
the First Baptist Church tomorrow morning
at 1890 on "Hsllowed be thy Name" the
third sermon In the course on the Lords
Prayer. Sunday school at 2 O'Clock. There
will bs no service In the evening.
Rev. Dr.. Smith will preach 10 the Fourth
Street N. E Church tomorrow morning and
evening. Subject for the morning: Goods
Estimate Of Man." in the evening, ''lmperish-
able Possessions" a sermon to young men.
Sunday school at 2 O'Clock. Young peoples
meeting on Monday evening at 1880. All are
invited 10 all these services.
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The entertainment was followed by q pleas
ant reception by ''the Owls" In the College
parlora,
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WHEELING BASE B.LLIsrs.
What the BoysAre Doing TO Keep mp the
Tewn's@Rep."

Yesterdays Cleveland Herald has the fol.
lowing aatterinV notice OF "Jack'' Glasscock,
in the course Of an srticle on the Cleveland
base ball nine:
John Giasscock-"Glass" or Honest
john" as he is Familiarity called-is one Of
The relics OF the Hollinger niue, and without
doubt the best all around short stop'iu the
League to-day. He belongs to Wheeling, W.
Va, and learned TO play ball there, while
working at ship .carpentering. He played in
the Wheeling team In 1877, and later in the
same season Joined the Buffalo National AZ
ISOLATION team. In 1878 he was with the Al
leghenies, and when that team went to pieces
Cleveland secured him. Third base was then
the stamping ground OF John Glasscock, but
In 1880 ne went TO second. and In 1881 to
short field, where he struck his ground, and
has since stayed there. Glasscoek Is Q safe
and timely batsman, his 1882 record being
.285. In base running he Is q crack, watching
play closely, taking advantage Of all points,
and necessarily worrying the opposing
pitcher. But AS o picker up OF hot grOunders
and receptacle for hot liners, Glasscock Is
6tst among infelders. Many pieces OF his
work are historical In base ball annals, and
wonders In fielding. His was third In the
shortstop list last season, with q record Of
.90i, to yet which he accepted tho largest
number OF chances Of any Of his competitions.
The Toledos were again beaten yesterday
by the st. Louis boys. The Pitts
burgh Commercial Gosette, however, e1.
presses the opinion that "the Toledo
clubs play cannot be sampled by the open:
ing games. The club Is q auong one, and II
properly handled will be successful" Noneo Of
the Wheeling boys made any runs yesterday,
though Barley made First twice and Miller
once, They show up well in comparison
with the other members Of the club. Moffett
put out 3, Miller . and Barley of the q
yesterday. The Toledos earned all Of their
three runs, while the st. Louis boys only
earned 2 out Of Q. Barley 10 credited with
two pretty double plays, and clean two-base
hit. A dispatch from st Louis says:
The home team was outplayed, and would
have been beaten were 1t not for the umpire's
close ruling on balls, eight OF the 81. Louis
boys getting 10 first without hitting the ball,
while for the visitors not one got there.
The Clevelauds beat the Alleghenies at
Cleveland yesterday TO !.
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The third annual ball Of the Wheeling
City Band was n big success. It took place
last evening at Turner Hall, andi was not
until q late hour that the lights were oui
aud the tired dancers sought their homes.
During the day the band paraded the
streets and furnished ONE excellent brass
music. Last night the music for dancing
furnished by eleven pieces, the two IA
vorites, Billy Mayer and Joe Kramer, playing
hst Violins aud dividing honors as 10 leader'
ship. Better dancing music has never been
furnished In Turner Hall. The gentlemen
composing the committees were Fred Freise,
Adam Yahn, Lawrence Woeber, H. Lohman,
H. M. Keller, A. Stoetzer, g. Heller, Q.
Haherstick. ]. Haberstick, Wm. Gruber, @.
EberlinR; 6. Wslsgaber, j. Dudley, Louil
EberlipR. ]. \. Kramer, q. O. Yahrling,
Joseph Yahn and Conrad Kurner.
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The St. Lawrence, although heavily load.
ed, was several hours ahead OF time yester.
day morning and was making the wHter fly
as she pushed on TO Pittsburgh 30 as 10 be
back here and leave before dark for
no Cincinnati Dramatic Festival. The
Pittsburghers have eyideutly taken
quite fancy to the 81, Lawr, noe
and her popular ofacers, for several OF
them are going 10 take In the excursion trip.
Steubenyille will also contribute her quota,
and Wheeling Of course will send 4 oelega-
ton. The ST. Lawrence has ample accom-
modatious, and no one need hesitate
10 go for fear Of not obtaining com.
Portable quarters. The boat Is u fast
one, and will be In Cincinnati Mon
day morning and not lea uLtil TueSdty
at midnight giving excursionists under the
new arrangement opportunities to see
Julius Cmiar" and ''fhe Hunchback," In
which the leading actors aud actresses OF the
times appear The Wheeling City band will
furnish both brass and string music on the
boat
Among those who are going from here are
Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. D. Dubois, Misses Mamie
and Mamie Dubois, Misses L1cy and Minnie
Lorlng, Miss Sidney Heiskell, Miss Amelia
Paxton, OF WellsbnrE. Mr.. and Mn. H N.
Russell, Miss Laura Harden, Mrs. Dr.. Hill
dreth, Miss Dora Aildteth, Mr.. and Mn.
j, w. Grub, Mrs. Pafke. Miss Do
PSro aud Messrs. Adams and Holloway. In
additional these tits expected that there
will be about fifteen couples Of. .Wheeling's
young society people. who will 70 down
and meet the stookdAle about D o'clock
tomorrow morning and emharkipg nnder
Copt. Calhoun's care will be back here about
noon; the list for this little excursion was
being circulated yesterday. They will be
properly chaperoned.
Go 10 lewis oIsnsn's Shaving Patlors
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A SOAP FACTORY
10 &c AppEp 70 &C INDUSTRIES
or WA..llsr, r.rh.p. The slusO,, Factor,
Building to Be uaiIsd-SO aors Sugar AshisE
ia MhssnsE-scns Other Aanssotsr.
lAr Projects Ia the same coaa,stIon.

Since the failure Of the Wheeling Grape
Sugar and Refining Company, and the sale
Of It's building In the Eighth ward to the
Bank OF the Ohio Valley, several projects to
utilize the fine property have been talked Of.
Persons familiar with the size and arrange
ments of the factory suggested that 1t might
be utilized as q furniture factory, for which
pdrposs the buildings eminently fitted, and
several gentlemen have tried to get up suti
cient interest In this project TO organiz1 a
company and buy the property for this pur-
pose. 30 far no steps In that direction have
yet been taken, however.
manufacturer OF Pittsburgh. inspected the
factory, and he at once made oyertures to
Ex.Mayor Egerler looking 10 the formation
OF q Arm or company 10 purchase the property
and 90 into the business OF manufacturing
soap. Mr.. staud has an extensive business
at Pittsburgh. and would bring 10 the new
company q wide experience and established
reputation. Several Wheeling men have
thought OF q soap factory In connection with
the Glucose works building, but any
effort To procure 1t for that pr
pose was deferred by the extensive
character OF the building, until after Il was
bought 90 cheaplY by tue Bank. lit could
be had at . slight advance over the price Il
brought at auction It would be q very cheap
property, as the building Is admirably fitted
for the purpose, besides being furnished with
hydraulic elevators, tanks, pumps, engine
and other machinery which are necessary in
a soap factory. It would exceed in extern,
most OF the similar establishments OF the
country.
The advantages OF location are the principal
recommendations for q soap manufacturing
business here. The materials needed abound
here, hundredso OF tonsof fat and grease beins
shipped yearly TO Schultz, Stand, Proctor 4
Gamble and other we'll known soap boilers
The salt works on the Kanawha, with
the increased iacil ties for reaching then
furnished by the River railroad, would
furnish all the alkilies needed ut 8
reasonable price. It Is far from improbable
that the project will assume . d. fiulte shape
al an early day. The idea OF manufactures
glucose here has been about abandoned, and
the general belief is that the process sought
TO be used was an imprscticable n The
building Is too valuable 4 one to DO allowed tc
lie idle long, and 1t offers 10 no business Rs
favorable an opportunity as to soap boiling.
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TnE MINERvAs' AaNlvERsARY.
RpjoyabIe Entertainment at the Femnl
ColIeRo Last NtEht.

College Last Night.
The Minerva Literary Society, IN Organise
ton OF the young ladies at the Female Col
lege, celebrated It's fifth anniversary by an
entertainment in the College Hall last night,
a large audience, as usual, gathered in the
hall, and was highly entertained with q pro
gramme which compared favorably with for
mer entertainments OF the College.
The programme was well arranged, musi'
cal and literary numbers alternating pleas
antly. Among the former class OF performan'
ces, Misses Marshall and Baldwin and Misses
Kendall and Conner gave Duets, and Mis-
Carrie Cockayne an instrumental solo; Mis-,
Lulu L. Douglass, Miss liza Marshall and Mia
Hammond and Miss Kendall played an In
strumental duette; and the Misses Randall
and Messrs. Billiard and Devore sang 0 very
pleasing selection. The literary part OF the
programme was opened by an address appro.
pirate 10 the occasion by the President OF the
Society, Miss Knapp. Miss Laura Conner.
Miss Matte Hall, Miss Clare Hammond and
Miss O. @. Weidman reoited popular selee.
lions. Miss Lulu NJ. Kendall read an ORR
Rinal aud very meritoriouS essay. "a Day
in o Great Mans Life" and Miss Anna
NJ. Baush read the Society paper, The Hoot 81
he O,rL;, Tho feature ofthe evening was the
selections rendered by Prof. Kidd, the famous
e%locutionist aud author. He recited, In his
inimitable style, IA Ghost Story In Verse;
"rhe Deacon's Confession" and "Bill Gibson's
Ride.n
Tho entertainment WA followed by q pleas
ant reception by 1.-THE Owls" in the College
pRrlorH,
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A. L. RICE i CO..

We have spent this week Ia New York
looking up the new things and getting a
fnltsupply OF the scarce things In Mill.
inery. Ne will open to-day and u0nday
the largest and choicest stock Of Halsand
BOnnets for Ladies', Misses and Cbil.
dren's wear, In all the new shapes and
scarce coiors. The "Neamarket" hat,
all the rage In New York, and just out,
can be goi, only from MS, having been con.
fined exclusively by the manufacturer to
one leading house In every city. We will
show Six Elegantly Trimmed New Pattern
Has and Bonnets, very choice, and the
correct styles. In our purchase we have
800 Uolored Pinmes at $3.50. $500 and
1926 each, elegant value and fine quail
ity. A collection Of Leaf Bonneis, new
aud reasonable, will arrive to-day, and
should be seen. We extend q general In.
yiiatiOn. A. l.. RICE & co.
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sprigs Zane was brought from wood,ield
to Bellaire yesterday, and lodgedin the lock.
up. The Independent says: a man past
6itv wears of age, 10 q widower, and has three
children In Wheeling He lisa strong, hearty
man, and would probably never have gotten
into any trouble was he not addicted TO drink.
He takes this matter verycoollyt and says he
would never htYe committed the forgery,
but for the fact that he was under the infn.
ence Of liquor. he never lett Bellaire until
10 Woodsfeld. There hesecured ajob on the
B y. q O. Z. r. extension, and was foreman
OF q gang Of men. just what will become OF
.Ztne Is hard 70 tell, but he % In q fair way
for the penitsntiary now. Other scrapes. OF
this kind have been settled before he got
into tho meshesof the law. he will waive
an examination before the Mayor, and DO
taken 70 St olAirsytllss when no gexpect1 TO
got ball.
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fGle at1tdLiQetmen


Liquor Licenses.
Rsymann Brewing Co.'s Book Beer.
observation-disclosures House Art Store.
Step. Lsdders-Nesbitt & Bro.
For Rent-House and 0tlces-H. Forbes.
Piano Tuning-ohsS. Killmeyer.
Did You Ever Think. Brilles.
Howard Galvanic Shield.
Notice-Holders OF p, w. & Ky. Bonds.
McKee's Best Coffee.
A Desirable Home For sale-Alex. Bone.
Crescent Building Association.
Farms For Sale Alexander Bone.
Business staLd For sale-Alexander Bone
For Observation-Disclosures Bone.
Wanted-Ladies and Young Men.
New Silyerware and Fancy Goods-L. 6
Dillon.
Bareain-Brick House-Jsmes A. Henry.
List of Letters-Fourlh Page.
American Breakfast Cereals-Fourth page
Dlning.R0om Side BoarSB-Fourth page.
Monroe Yapor Baths-Fourth page.
New Store Jones& L~tltell-Fourth page,
Anctionl Auction l-kianos and orga.s-
Nurse Wanted-Fourth page.
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Labor Hall, intho Eighth ward, was packed
last evening with q merry crowd OF people,
TheocoAsion was q ball given by Virginia
Lodge No, 4, AmAlgs msted Association, fol
which Bitchfsorchestra furnished the music.
Frank Edley was. master OF ceremonies, a.
iiated by George Freese. The various com,
mittees were as follows: COMMITTEES, Of Ar
raneements-Efauk Edley, WIN. Knokes,J no.
Scariott, Geo. Cornsibler, Jake steuernaeel,
n NJ. Klein, Jno. Klein, Q. D. Thompson.
COMMITTEE Of Lnyitation-C, Christmeier, ].
Remmy Pave echatfer, Geo. Anderson, Thos.
Toomey, Herbert Freeze, Ell. ToIe, Wallace
Watt. VIM Rnoke, II. Orr, Jones Holland.
Floor Managers-Fred. 6chrader, Ed. Toie,
joe. Anderson, Wallace Watt, Francis Coch'
ran.
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"Ltnoleum' is neat, carpetlike in appear.
ance and Of Sxtuordinary durability. Its
elastic 10 the tread, handsome and never
cold like the ordinary oil cloth. The Ameri.
can make has completely superseded the
best English goods and only the inferior
grades can now be imported. The Walton
Trade MAX with the word "Linoleumn Ia
printed on the barko every square yard Of
domestic sooda and all carpet dealers keep IL
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Attention,

desire to call attention Of the public Ia
my large and we'll assorted stock OF season,
able Boots and Shoes, selected with care from
the most reliable makers In the land. have
several new styles In hand turned and welt
button for ladies aud misses, and ine hand
sewed shoes for men, which l cordially invite
You to INSPECT before purchasing, feeling as.
Sured l can please you In style and price.
L. V. BLOND, 1875 Main street.
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Just received q choice lot OF "A aoor oil
cloths at csc; oil cloth blinds made up Zoe;
heavy Ingram carpet at 26c; extra heavy
brown back wall paper at &c; extra heavy
match. Only for cash. Nos. 20i9 and 2O2l
Main street. JoHS RoENER. TTh4s
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STAND FROM UNDER.

In another column Of to.day's paper Is
Kline Brothers. Price List. They have
reduced Navy Blue MiddlCsex Suits 10
$40, and all wool Cashmere Pants 10
.$I.75. In fact, everything 10 prices that
KLINE BROTHERS,
Reliable Clothiers, 81 Twelfth st.
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WASHINGTON, DC, April 2s.-l 4. M.-For
TennesseeAnd the Ohio Valley, partly cloudy
weather, light local rains, slight change In
temperature, south to west winds.
For the Lower Lake Region, local rains,
partly cloudy weather, light variable winds,
slight fall, following by rising barometer,
stationary temperature.
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Ixthe absence OF suitable materials, or the
time TO prepare 1t people often 90 without a
dressing for salads. Buy Durkee's, and you
will never trouble yourself 10 make another.
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MrSoo JUNCTION.
Aihoo tuaCI
Council meets tonight.

Council meets tonight.
Mrs. Samuel Moodey is still very Ill.
Councilman Jim Smith is the happy man;
II Is q boy.
Mr.. George A. Dsan, the boss at the fur
mace, 10 out In the interest Of the nail works,
selling nails.
Rev. Mr.. Forbes will gil the pulpit at the
Presbyterian Church and Rev. Mr.. Bray the
pulpit Of the N. E. Church Sunday, both
morning and evening.
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.Thrlce Armed is He Who Hath His
Quarrel lust"

"Thrlce Armed In He Who Hath His
Quarrel Just"
ave will fight 1t out on this line II II takes
all SUMNER Let envious clothiers "Grum.
bio" We still hold the fort. And will, by
frequent raids from our various departments,
stampede all opposition with our incredu.
lousy low prices.
This week, Kline Brothers, The Reliable
Clothiers 81 Twelfth street, will have their
Colossal Sale. Will be the sensation Of the
clothing trade.
We are going to show such styles aid men.
ton such prices, rs will dumfound the
clothiers and delight the people.
We are going to do the clothing business Of
Wheeling. II we can't do It at 10 per cent
we are going 10 do II at 5 per cent II we
can't do 1t at 5 per cent We will try 1t at
cost.
Let the jealous clothiers tumble" We like
it Read our bargain list below:
AKs's SUITS.
Union Cashmere Suits, fancy patterns,
q. rs to $500.
Black Diagonal Suits, latest styles, 1916 to
$3.50.
Scotch Cheviot Suits, all colors, ss.25 to
: 900.
An Wool Cashmere Suits, newest designs,
$3.50 to $7.75.
English and French worsted Suits, 500
TO SIS 50.
Black and Blue French worstsd Suits,
80 90 to $2i.oo
QUE AKS's PANTS DEPARTMENT.
Mems Jeans Pants, lined, at SOC.
Mems Cotton Pants, lined, at 500.
Mems Union Cashmere Pants at 81 so.
Mems All Wool Cashmere Pants from 81 rs
to IS 50.
OAR suirs q. A..
Made from the Celebrated Middlese1 Indi.
go Blue Flannel. This is the best goods, war
ranted Indigo; we have reduced to $40.
There are plenty If cheaper goods In the
market. The eyelet hole Coat and Vest, II
desired, and furnished two sets Of buttons for
changing.
BOYS AND cHILpREs's CLOTHING.
Boys' Good Suits reduced TO 81 rs.
Boys Good Cashmere Suits to a so.
Children's Suits from 81 50 to 81 80.
0rsTs' TuRsIsHrNo GOODS.
Eight pair Mems Socks reduced 10 Csc.
Eight Hemmed Handkerchiefs reduced 10
25c.
Mems suspenders reduced to Sc.
Mems White Shirts, warranted Linen Front,
40c.
Mems Cheviot Shirts Csc.
Mems Calico Shirts zoe.
LET THE MALICIOUS CLorHIERs "yuMnLEi-yH
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CALL at Mathison,A l222 Market street and
examine his new and nobby line Of Of spring
hatn and csps. Remember, every thirtieth
hat given away,
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Al the Bargain shos House you . rs 70
50 cents on every pair q Boots or shoes you
buy, q TNelfthl street Wheeling.
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And sam rhey Come.

Rur your hats at Mathlson's and save from
fifteen to twenty per cent
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Foa a good vapor Bath 20 to Lewis &
Clemens Shaving Parlors, 81 Twelfth street.
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Theiollowing shows the range Of the Their.
mometsr, rs observed at Scnnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday;
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LADIES. we can assist you greatly with
your sunday meals II you Will call this
afternoon aud evening.
WHEELING BAKERY CO.,
1880 Market Street.
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GALL for the GAINESVILLE" Flour-kspt
only by TAYLOR & WHITE,
No. 1000 Market street.
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Some are base ~enough.to send q friend to
see II we have the goods as advertised. Gen,
tlemen, THE latch string 10 always out" fol
any dealer in town to come and look through
our stock. What worries them Is, we sell
ourgoodsat lower prices than they buy theirs
One hundred dollars resard In any case
where we fail To do rs advertised.
KLINE BRorHIRs.
Tho Reliable Clothiers, "a Twelfth 81.
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Ar the Bargain Shoe House, "A Twelfth
street, you save 25 TO so cents on every pair
OF Boots and Shoes you buy.
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JUST RECEIVED.

Ladies', Misses and Children's Extra
high Cut Buttoned shoes In Kid and NO.
rocco, at W. II. FORSTER'S,
80 Twelfth Street.
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Bio reductions In the price of hats at Geo.
]. Mathison's 1922 Market street.
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A hunter who lives ct Bear Run,
Hurt his arm by the kick OF agun,
The hunt 1t did spoil,
But 81 Jacobs Oil
Cured him before swelling begun,
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EVERY thirtieth hat given away at esorE,
]. NAthiSon's, 1222 Market street
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To sell the American Farmers Hc.OB.
CYCLOPEDIA OF LIVE STou,
GENERAL HoTroEs,
NOTICE.
STRAYcow

Came to my premises. on ChaplIpc nm
one mile east Of the city. o Anil ~ ls S4' GS6oai
die Cow with bnSi kuobs on end Of S S,,s. En-
posed 70 DO s or = years old. The oTnsr S = up
the same by calling Oh ne aud paying ChS,Ea., nl't
apr27e GRO CRIME So
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'gAM. rM. 81. ME- n. "A. n. u J. 81. ~ II
50 - 50 60 50 II "A
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Go 70 LeNis a olemen'6 Shaving Parlors
and Try The yapor Bath
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