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Ronna For ..hernhble.n

On Conductor Stotzberry's train from the
cast on The Baltimore & Ohio road last even.
Inc. was d party which caused the other pas.
sanger q vast deal OF fun. There were two
Young men, q small boy, anda girl In her
teens. One OF the young men, who was
scarcely more than Q boy-certainly not over
tTenty-ae companied the girl, who was ap.
paret,tly about fifteen, while the other two
members OF the party looked cut for them.
selyea. II was apparent as soon as ecouple
were seated and the train started, that they
were, 10 use traiuman's expression dead
stuck on each other, and didn't care who
knew it:n The way they embraced and
fondled each other, unabashed by
the running 1re OF comments from
the Contingent Of drumners ON the car,
was highly amusing. When they arrived at
the depot here, they settled themselves on a
bench a close together as the iron partitions
veuld admit, and devoted themselves to each
other again without paying the slightest at.
tention 10 the crowd that gathered. Watch
man Tracy engaged them In conversation,
and learned that they were bound for Wash.
ington county, Pa, 10 get married. They
were finally Induced to go to hotel. and
Tracy took them to tbs Central, where they
registered Abram s. Roseberry and Laura
Roseberry, without any residence. They
were supposed by the clerk 70 DO already
married, and were assigned 70 room q
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The Salvation Army continues to have q
toush time OF Il up at Pittsburgh. Dnring
the services OF the Army In the Allegheny
Diamond on Saturday night some disturb
apce arose on the outskirts OF the crowd.
Captain Irons, In the midst Of expostusa.
lions, was knocked down and abused. Other
members OF his band, even the lady mem.
bers, were maltreated and abused. The
crowd laughed ai the outrage and the police
dld NOT offer any protection to the religion
istp, although the riot was visible from the
Mayor's office steps. The captain onght TO
move his forces here. The only difficulties
they have TO contend with here are bad
weather and indifference on the part OF the
pnblic. The attendance 10 steadily falling
or here. Last night the Army, In spite OF
the bad weather, had their usual parade and
ontdhnr sAtYfceS 't aI Iu
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ono Of sprIgs zan q. Eorse.rles.

Boldue Ihdtpehdeth -1aF $50
Another case OF forgery was developed in
this city Saturday afternoon. sprigg Zane
has been in the city several days; part OF the
time he boarded at the Central Hotel, but be
changed his boarding house and went To the
Globe Hou'e and remained there for two
days. On Friday he settled up with Mr..
Morris, giving him check on the First Ma
tioual Bank for $i5, signedby N. n. Mercer.
Mr.. Morris paid the fellow $ll cash, keeping
out four dollars for two days board. On Sat
urday morning Mr.. Morris sent the check to
the. bank and oRe Of the boys paid Il, but In
the afternoon when Mr.. Kelly, the book.
keeper, was making an entry Of the checks. he
noticed It at once, aud sent 1t to Mr. Mercer
to see II II was not forgery. It was. Mr..
Mercer didn't know sprigg Zane; had never
seen the check before, and pronounced ita
forgery at once. The check was taken to Mr..
Morris who returned the bank It's money, and
he Is out 81 and two days board. A tele-
phone message was sent TO ZAne's brother In
Wheeling, but be refused to act In the mat
ter, answering to letthe law take Its course
as they had several checks OF the same kind
already on bards.
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Poisoning Horses 10" Get Even" Will
the Elm Grove Company.

the Elm GROVE company.
Last Thursday afternoon the Elm Grove
Railway Company lost one Of their best
horses. The animal had had its noon feed
and was attached to car. Everything went
all right on the way out, but on the return
trip soon after leaving Fulton the horse fell
and soon after disd. Collie WIS supposed to
be the cause. Saturday evening another
horse died In the same manner. Both were
good, stIong, healthy horses and It was
thought rather strange that they should die
so suddenly. A post mortem examination
was made, but nothing ives discovered. Yes.
terday morning one OF the employees at the
stable in this city happened to look into one
OF the Managers, add noticed some
sparkling particles in the bottom OF the
crib. On examination quantity Of crushed
glass was found, and this IL is supposed, ac-
counts for the death OF the animals. Glass whs
found In two or three OF the cribs. The AMI.
mails do not notice the glass 10 eating, but II
gets 10 It's works about as quick rs poison.
Who the sconndrel Is who hrs been placing
the glass in the cribs the company has no
idea, but supposes 1t to be come discharged
employe. Allagree, however, that he Is q
coward OF the worst type who would revenge
his fancied grievance 10 such manner, and
he should, IL caught, be severely punished.
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Bosrox. April 2S.-At the Tewkesbury
examination to-day, L. r. sanborn, d
Cleveland, but member OF the church a,
Lawrence in 1880, said that Spaulding, trus'
tee, one Of the Witnesses expressing sur
prise that he should take the Office without
a salary, told MIN he tspanldingl could
control important contracts On cross ex.
animation an attempt was made to show
that the character OF the witness as minis
ter was none too good. The witness was
asked why he left the church and became
excited. Moving in threatening manner
towards Counsel Brown, he said be leftthe
ministry because he chose TO avoid un.
pleasant situations such as he had been
placed in in Lawrence. The State Board
Of Health and Charities refused to take ina.
mediate charge OF the Tewksbury Aims
house, and voted to ask the Supreme Court
whether the word "may" in the statute is
obligatory; whether the board "may" or
"must" take charge. .ffl's 81
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FOR SAIL
:" v" FARM FOR SALE.

A well improved fam Of l26 acres, dwelling ,
rooms good stable, barn, 40, OnGhali 9io H Es
National Road, one milo from Tiiade!Phia, Ve'
a. Vn
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MINIsrERIAL MEErINes.
The MeihodIsi Preachers on the Itiner.
ant Pnstorate.

. -.
The subject Of the ltirerant system Of min.
istry, Is Just now attracting an unusual
shars Of attention among the ministers and
members Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
There Is a growing feeling in the church In
favor Of modifying the threeye limit rule,
aud an attempt 10 secure this action will be
made at The Q 1adrennial Conference Of the
church In this country whiehlmeetS in
Philadelphia In May, 1884. The reason
for agiIating the mater now, Is that
the annual conference meet at an early
day, andon OF the duties OF these conference
meetings will be 10 elect delegates to the
them, Il deemed best, on this point. The
conference to which the churches Of this
city belong, Is entitled to three ministerial
and two lay delegates At the last two
weekly meetings OF the Methodist Ministers
Association, OF Wheeling, the question was
debated at some length. At the meeting yes.
terday, there was very general exchange OF
views, and the Association resolved 10 con.
tinue the consideration OF the aubject OF the
next meeting. when G. W. Atkinson, Esq,
will by invitation read paper on theprop0s-
ed change, aud the ministers will continue
the discussion.
Inc drlIL OF SENTIMENT among the Wheel-
ing ministers Is In favor Il some change.
One or two members Of the association op.
pose any innovation on the time.honored
custom, but the re agree that some change
Is desirable Some hold that limit to the
pastorate should be fixed, and name FIVE
years us the most desirable period, in their
view. Others favor leaving the length OF the
pastorate indetinite, allowing the length Of
lime minister has charge ola church to de-
pend upon his efficiency as its pastor. By
this system, the pastoral relation could be
dissolved ut the end OF the first year II
deemed desirable, or the Bishop could return
the pastor for as many years as be seemed to
be 1.-THE right man In the right place." There
has long been complaint among the MIMI
tiers that the three'year system was bar to
the greatest efficiency. The first year Is con.
sumed Ia becoming acquainted with con-
gregatiUn, and In the third the people be-
come Indifferent, thinking the pastoral rela.
ton Is 30 soon to be dissolved that It will
scarcely be worth while 10 engage In any
work which may be dropped by their next
minister. None Of the ministers Of Wheel.
ing favor settled pastorate, however, 30 far
| AS they have vet expressed themselves.
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RlyEw NEWS.
steamboat Squibs asd General Levee
Aanles.

4epies.
Tbs Diurnal left at tl:SO a. N. for Parkers-
burg with good trip.
The Ben Wood. Jim Brown and Joseph
Nixon passed up with coal.
The Residue and Iron Age, both OF Gray't
Iron Line, passed up with tnws OF iron ore,
The big Carrier from st. Louis passed UP
about noon with big manifest for Pitts
purgh. .-
The Emma Graham Is due upthls morning
and the Katie Stockdale down. Both, II on
time, should pass shortly after daybreak.
The marks on the wharf last evening In.
dictated depth OF l2 feet 8 inches In the
channel ana the river was still falling steadily,
as It had been all dsy.
The George LTsle, Aunie Roberts, Samson
No. 2, am Miller, J G. Fisher, Lnd keefer,
w. g. Horner and Tom D1dsworth passed up
with empty coal boa,s
The Andes arrived late last evening, and
will leave this afternoon at 3o'clock Oh her
return trip to Cincinnati. Shippers and pas
sengers should be on hand promptly. Ibis
very popular oteamer, rs has been aDnount ed,
will make In excursion trip to the Dramatic
Festival next week. She will arrive in Gin
cinnat Thursday nom, May 3, and leave
there at midnight Friday, thus AfordiDg pas
sepgers an opportunity to witness the rem.
ditfon Of the Two great dramas, 0thelio and
Hamlet, by the greaieet performers OF the
age. A Trip from Wheeling OH the Andes Is
&C all times y pleasure, but on such an coca
sion will be delightful.
Ptr1shuReu, April % River 0 feet 2 inches
and rising showing. A-g K
OIL CRY, Pa. April 23-River feet u
inches; cloudy and mild. Z
BaowSsvnlE, Pa, April 2S.-Rlver II feet
and rising; rainy; thermometer 60o.
R1cE's LANDING, Pa, April23 River II feet
8 inches and rising; heavy tain; thermometer
40s. tstlsHl HE l!
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PERnoNAL MEnTION.
ueus and aosaip I'm Reference to yartou,
People.
Er.Judre Hsy mond is In The city.

MOVIE anu Noe4Ap An ApApEuAsSV ~ = .sAAes--
Ex.Judgs Raymond Is in the city.
Mr.. Frank Hearne 10 In 81. Louis.
State Superintendent Of Free Schools
Butcher has returned from Barbour county.
Chief Beginner Becker, OF the P. @, y st.
L., vas registered at the stamm House yes
terday. taf H.
Mr.. Joseph Crosby, Of zlaesville, Is the
guest Of Nj. William Leighton, j., while In
the city.
pastor Of Fourth Street M. e. Church, This
city, has recovered from his recent severe i'll
Col. William Exley leaves tomorrow morn
ing for Poughkeepsie, where he will place his
SON Will In Eastman's Business College. Be
tore doing 90, however, he will take the young
man to Niagara, New York and other inter
ssting points.
Colonel J. B. Peyton, Clerk Of the House
OF Delegates. having completed his work on
tho Acts OF 1883, will leave for his home Of
Huntington to-day. His host OF friends here
grieye 10 part with him, but console them
Selyes with the reflection that be Is sure 10
rama hank
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. Yesterday was such an Indictment day for
the special election In the Fourth ward that
the vote was light Ttwould have been lighter
had 1t not been found that the Democrats
were making vigorous but quiet effort to
take advantage of the circumstances. For
Councilman from the Fourth ward, @. Bip.
pms, Republican, had one hundred and fifty.
four votes, and F. Laroche, Democrat, one
hnndred and fiineteen
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Meeting or presby terry.

The Presbytery'of Washington, to which
the Presbyterian churches Of this city and
vicinity belong, will meet this evening in
Rev. Dr.. Cookies church, the Second Presoy.
terian, in Centre Wheeling. At the opening
Of the session religious services will be held
aud sermon preached by the retiring Mod
orator. After these services the Presbyt terry
will be organized for business by the call Of
the roll Of ministers and elders, and the cleo.
ton of new Moderator and clerks. The
prssbytery will adjourn some time on Thurs
day. On Wednesday evening the Presbyte.
rian oh arches In the city will unite with the
Presbytery In union missionary meeting,
which will be addressed by Rev. J. P. Gra'
ham, Of India. All the meetings will be
open to the public. u
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The great power Of spot cash can only be
ascertained by buying your Dry Goods. Car
pets, Wall Papers, Window Shades, 10. &c.,
at John Reemer's, Nos. 2019 and 202i Main
street. We sell exclusively for cash I Good
Carpets at zoo, good. Wall Papers attic, good
Oil Cloth Window Blinds made up ready 10
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sun In ths Workshop.

To do good work the mechanic must have
good health. Itlong hour o. eonanement ID
dimmed his sight, let him At once, and before
some organic trouble appear, take plenty oil
Hon BitterS. Hisystem will DO ejuyenated,
his nerves strengthened, bis bight become
elear. and the whole constitution DO built
M 10 higher working condition. TtHsAW
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EXPRESSIONS Of gratitude on the part OF tho
public are alwaysampressive and solemn. It
q pleasant to know that the people are Just
ly praising the merits Of Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrnp, n taie remedy for coughs, colds, bron.
chitia, Group and sore throat ~ =.
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nOTEL AERIYALa.
AT. JAMES HorE1.

G. Stone, Marietta s Johns. East Liverpool
b BIiIt hat Liverpool BAAtkluApn Hoodstield
q IIIIhdold, ZaneSyllle s I Hlehaeld, GAINESVILLE
@ Wheeler, Baltimore jas Todd. Baltimore
Geo Cochran BaltImoreI Joe trknion, New York
Geo " MalShall city w Francis, SanduSky
IAmeS Murray, Philada W a SAndefS New York
] WIfretgh MRAhingt'n, Pa Alfred Ramsey PlttSb'gh
/, GolsIhoEpe, WellSbuEs " i Boyd, WellsbuT
j + Ramsey, Pittsburgh W ECteisht Wa hlngton
ChAS Kerr, We'lhbuTH Jas 2 Murphy, Wells6uR
o Williamson, WelIsb'ig Q K acott, Welllburg
i|eO r DoFr, woo2kAtld a Y Haym0ud, FAirmont
RIG caldwell. PAEkenbIg JJaeo, X Ms }7.G
II i, Blown 4 VT, Burnett John Jones' Wilmington
Z IIAlllm, Philpd1 q YougStteth, New York
= Jack Whetton. Madison, Ind, a.
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A RATHER cynical LAZY, somewhat OF q
flirt, says most men, like colds, are very
easily caught but difficult TO get rid Of Her
mistake Is apparent. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup will cnre any cold however stubborn
Il may be. Price Is cents
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Ara stiiI rhex 1,nn,e.

Just received a choice lot Of "A floor oil
cloths. at. 25; oil cloth blinds made up 50c;
heavy Ingram carpet at 2oc; extra heavy
brown back wall paper at Il; extra heavy
white back VAL paper Win 6oIdsf got to
Main street. JouS RoEMER. rrt4s
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We do not find fault, reproach or condemn
the practice Of any regular physician-this Ia
not our mision-but we do claim II be were
to add Peruna TO his prescriptions as directed
In our booKou the"Ill OF Life"(a furnished
gratuitonsly by all druggistsl be would cure
all his patients. "0swIGo, Potter County,
Pa, DE- HARrMAs-Dear Sir. The small I'll.
GERS are all healed. and the TWO large ones are
not more than half as large as they were. !
am feeling quite we'll. The people sayyour
Peruna and Nanalin are doing a miracle. ]
do not take nearly as much opium as did
before. MRa ELLyS MAYARp" p&w
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Gbe Gatelkfqenle1s.


White Mountain Freezes.
Crescent Building Association.
Lost-Automalic Pen.
Wanted-0igaf Makers.
Stakeholder Meeting-w.. P. & O. T. Co
Bates Lodge No. 80, A. r. & A. N.
Auction Sale OF Pianos, Organs, 30.
Special Inducement-W. II. Forster.
Attention Young Men-Dayid Ash-Heat
oGpsts-Nsw Spring Pattsrns-e. Monde
&Co.
Red Hot-R. H. List.
New silverware and Fancy Goods-I. G
Dillon.
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WAIT for Us, we are coming Will open
Monday, April %, Lynch's Bargain Shoe
House. Cheapest In the world. We will
save you Csc, SOC, 700 and 81 on each pair.
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WAR for us. we are coming. Will open
Monday, April %, Lynch's Bargain Shoe
HOUSE. Cheapest In the world. We will
save you CSC, Soc, 75c and 81 on each pair.
A Twelfth street. ~ IT.
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War; for us, we are coming Will open
Monday, April %, Lynoh's Bargain Shoe
House. Cheape't in the world. We will
save you 25c, sos, 100 su6$l on each pair.
A Twelfth street fN fH
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WAR forus, we are coming. viii open
Monday, April %, Lyuch's Bargain Shoe
House, Cheapest in tha world. We will
save you 25c, sos, 75c aud 81 on each pair.
Al Twelfth street
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LYscu's Bargain Shoe House, Al Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open Monday, April %.
Wait for them, and save 25 and so cents on
every pair OF boots or shoes. f...Hf
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LYgcR's Bargain snoe House, a Twelfth
street. Wheeling, will open Monday, April %
Waitfor them, and save IS and so cents on
every pair Of boots or shoes
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STEAMBOAT lines, hotels, boarding houses
and housekeepers everywhere use Hunts In
sect Powder, the. best and cheapest yermin
destroyer known; 1t kills every time. Price
% cents By oil druggists.
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LYSca's Bargain Shoe House, a Twelfth
street, Wheeling will open Monday, April 20.
Wait for them, aud save 25 and. so cents un
every pair Of boots or shoes. -.
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WAIT for US, we are coming. Will open
Monday, April %, Lyrch's Bargain Shoe
House. Cheapest In the world. We Will
save you, 26c, zoe, 700 and 81 on each pair.
a Twelfth street. '' '"f
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LYScH's Bargain Shoe House, Al Twelfth
street, Wheeling. will open Monday. April %
Wait for them, and save 25 and so cents on
every pair OF boots or shoes. - Z.
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War for us, we are coming, VIII open
Monday. April %, Lynch's Bargain Shoe
House Cheapest 10 the world. We will
save you 25c, 500, 100 aud 81 on each pair.
A Twelfth street
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LYscH's Bargain Shoe HOUSE, " Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open Monday, April %.
Wait for them, and save IS and 50 cents on
every pair OF boots OF shoes.i ,'iu -Sd p
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War; for us, we are coming. Will open
Monday, April %. Lynch's Bargain Shoe
House. q Cheapest in the world. We will
save you 25s, SOC, Zoo and 81 on each pair.
IA Twelfth street. ,..
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WAR for u, we are coming. VIII op'n
Monday, April %, Lynch's Bargain Shoe
House. Cheapest in the world. We will
ssvs Jon &c, 5Os, $50 and 81 on each pair
A Twelfth street. GIa
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WAIT for us, we are coming. viii open
Monday, April %, Lynch's Bargain Shoe
House. Cheapest in the world We will
save you Csc, SOC, 75c and sion each pair.
Al Twelfth atreet. -. -
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LYxcRs Bargain Shoe House, Al Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open Monday, April %
Wait for them, and save % and so cents on
every pair et b OTIS 0r shoes
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LYsca's bargain Shoe House, ~ Twelfth
street. Wheeling will open Monday, April %.
Wait for them, and ave 25 and 80 cents on
every pair OF boots or shoes. .,i
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N LysoH's Bagaln Shoe House, n Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open Monday, April %
Wait for them, and save 25 aud 30 cents or
every pair OF boots or shoea.
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LYScn's Bargain Shoe House, II Twelfth
street, Wheeling, will open Monday, ARri %
Wait for them, and save 25 and so cents or
every pair Of boots or shoes.
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wArr for Us, we are coming. VIII open
Monday, April g. Lynoh's Bargain Shoe
House. Cheapest In the world. We will
save yon 95c, Soc, $50 and 81 on each pair.
a Twelfth street.
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Lrsca's Bargain Shoe House, n Twelfth
street. Wheeling, willopen Monday, April 2S.
Walt for them, and save % and 50 cents on
every pair OF boots or shoes. D" -
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RESIDENCE
FOR SALE.

Located on the Ohio river, neRr TilOnTilet V
ieison county. ohio 6bont eight miles lpm Nhtt
Ing, on the line OF the Cleveland l1lubuT
With gSrden aud thriving orchard Of well seee.k
fruit trees and small fruits and grUpe vines, Ht1l
beautiful residence Of eight looms, lane hf.
stable, &c. The situation Is heartily, :ad Gns Z
the most picturesque IN lhe OHIO Valley. Fof w
thcr information apply pyrsonully OF By lttis'
apr7l'TThAs 1858 MarsCttt Wheeling. W. W
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JUST RECEIVED.

Ladies', Misses and Chlldren's Extra
High Cut Buttoned Shoes In Kid and No.
rocco, at VIII. F0RsTER'S,
80 Twelfth Street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNITURE

hII Vt IIVUoEIIVIIU TUNNTIUhL
~ EayinE concluded 10 break up hOuIeEetpt,;l
Fourteenth itreEt, OIL Thunday, April 9Th, ps'
mencipg ats A. ", my Household and Kidd
Furniture, consulting Of Two sets Bedroom Fun
ture, Carpets, pa,lor Set, Dr., DC Also futA
Bath Stove with tlxtuIpE Terms Of sale al IgEi
under SIC. cash; largerAIn0unls SIX months. MD
payable In bank with intCPSt aud RppIoItd NJ
fity. GEokjE PAUL.
WM, Z, HALLRR, ArctioueC; tVEg
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Do xoriiorret the Japanese Tea Party at the
First Baptist Church this evening. Go and
have good time.
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A aNtrn by name OF John Mincher.
Mashed his big toe with a pincher,
The aches he endured,
st. Jacobs Oh cured,
He says that for pains It's ollncher.