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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-26
PERSONAL MENTION.
News and Gossip I'm Reference to yariou,

News and Gossip I'm Reference 10 Various
G Ef,Ff People.
John Bishop, Of Pittsburgh, registered at
the Mcclure yesterday.
Miss Annie E. johnson Is lying quite Ill at
her home in Benwood.
w. L. Cole, Esq., the well-known Parkers-
burg lawyer, is in the CITY.
Hon. John A. Hutchinson, OF Parkers-
burg, was In the city yesterday.
Hon. @. W. seabright returned yesterday
from Chicago, where he has been spending q
week. 49, ~ ~.
Mr.. chas. A. Helmbright will spend the
summer at the MoundsYille camp meeting
grounds.
Hon. Alex. Monroe, the genial ex.delegate
from Hampshire county, was in the city
yesterday. ~
Mrs. o. s. Mckinney and daughter Maggie,
OF Palatine, are visiting Mrs. Mckinney's
sister, Mrs. B. Fl. Butcher.
Mr.. A.F.s Wilmoth, chief clerk in the State
Superintendent Of Free Schools office, left
yesterday for visit to his home in Randolph
county. I'D
Mr.. Samuel Bellman, OF Pittsburgh, Is
home on visit to his mother, who Is lying
seriously III at her home In the Fifth ward,
this city.
Rev. Samuel H. Holiday Is visiting his
brother, John A. Holiday. He Is pastor OF
church near Allegheny Pa. On Sunday he
preached for Rev. W. II. Cooke, at the Second
Presbyterian church.
City Editor Black OF the Register, and bride
have returned from their wedding tour In
the East, and are spendinga few days ut Point
Breeze, Colonel Alex. oampbelrs hospitable
mansion at Bethany.
Mrs. Lucy Hubbard, the widow OF the late
Hon. John r. Hubbard, having sold her
property In Centre Wheeling, will leave next
Monday, with her family. for Frankfort, In'
diana, where Mrs, Hubbard will build home.
Miss Beulah Boyd has returned from col
lege and will spend her vacation with her
parents at the btamm House. Her brother
George Is also home from Morgantown, where
he won the Regents priSs at the literary con.
test.
Miss Aggie A. Hanlon, OF Bonneville, Is In
the city visiting Mrs Reese, North Sixth
street. She had q pleasant visit ct Wheeling
and Toronto among her friends. She Is q
daughter Of 7. T. Hanlou, the editor.-&eu.
E5nrille Herald
The midsummer number OF Frank LesIe'S
has hne picture OF theWell known face OF
ri. Rev. ]. A. Latane, OF Virginia, Presiding
Bishop OF the Reformed Episcopal Church OF
the Uaited States. Bishop Latane was fors
merly rector Of st. Mathews Church OF this
city, and has many friends and admirers here.
Mr.. Henry Landkrohn, wife and son
George and other relatives went to Wheeling
Yesterday to celebrate the nth anniversary
Of Mrs. LIS father, Mr.. David Acker. The
old nan bears bis age well, and It marked
happy period OF his liieto have his children
gather about him on his 18th birthdSy.-Bsu.
I;sS LileDenfienl
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A sEaIous AFFnAY.
Bill Leeper's Arm, Badly Broken By
..H,t George Watson. Js... ID

Bill Leeper's Arm Badly broken by
l.,p George Watson. 1''s.. q
A bad fight, II an encounter nlsy beicsl'ed
fight wherein one combatant is knocked out
Of time on the frat round, took place on
Main street, Just south of tae creek, yettsr-
DIV afternoon. George Watson aud and his
vie live In the upper story Of the house 90.
cnpied by Mary Bolyatd. At the time named,
William Leeper, a somewhat notorious indi-
y!dual,.. tarted to ascend the steps leading
10 WAGONS apartments, when he was mel
by Walton, who asked him what be want
ed. Leeper responded that a woman
had invited him to come up there.
Watson called his wife and asked her II she
had invited Leeper to the house. Lseper
upon seeing her said she was not the woman
Watson says that he reached for his. hip
pocket as IL about 10 draw revolver, and no
told him to take his hand awty from there.
He did not do SO, and Watson struck him,
Knocking him of the steps. 1n'ialling, he
fell on his arm, and dislocated his wrist and
fractured the bones OF his forearm. Leeper
denies that he made any show oil drawing
weapon, or that he had weapon, and says
his srm wss not broken In the fall, but BY
kick Watson gave him after he fell. Both
men we're arrested, and the difficulty will be
ventilated In Police Court this morning. l7
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GLASS, GAS AND IRON.
COCO SIGNS al MARrIN,s FERRY
That II. Gas Well will Make Big strll.-Ths
Prnp SIN stack at TIE C.atral-TAs SIz
weeks stOppsss at the Glass Houses.
Little strike In ia Sheet IrOn MIll.

The Martina Ferry Gas Company were yes.
terdsy encouraged by good dow Of gas from
the we'll. now being sunk for them by Msssis.
Durst & Rail. Eleven feet Of gas was struck
at a depth oi476 feet This Is no doubt the
same gas vein struck at about the same
depth at the Central Glass Company's
well, and 1t may be expected that the
larger deposit nov flowing at the latter
well will be encountered at depth Of 800
ieetat Martins Ferry. Tho well there, how.
ever, will be sunk TO depth Of l,S0O or 600
feet II satisfactory 6ow OF gas Is not sooner
secured. At the well on this side depth OF
1000 feet or 30 will also be sunk unless the
large vein Is pierced at less depth. At
Wellsbufg and Brilliant about as strong o
flow Of gas was found at depth oil 600 feet
as met with here at 800. This indicates q dip
Of about 200 feet OF toe different strata OF rock
between that point and here, and would
raise the hupposition that the large vein
found at Wellsburg at o depth OF 1850 feet
will here be discovered to be between l,60O
and ], GOO feet down.
The sand pump stuck In the well OF the
Central Works Is still fast. A Fishing" tool
used for catching distractions lost In the
we'll was also detached ytttsrday and lett 10
the well. There Is q possibility that both 1t
and the pump will have to be crushed by the
drills and pumped out. This will delay. the
work Of boring some time. The flow OF gas
still conlin1es.
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NOTICE OF DRAWING OF
Buckeye Glass COMPANY Bonds.

Notice d hereby given, pursuant 70 the REQUIRE.
ments Of the lnortRage OF the Buckeye Glass Com.
pany (wofts at Martins berry. uhiol 70 Alfred
and recorded In Belmont county, Ohio, among The
sand records, 10 secure three bundled bonds OF
Eald company for 800 each, that on Friday, Jure
Sth 1883. twenty Of taid bonds were selected by lot
for redemption and payment by tAId Company In
accordance with the provisions Of said mortgage.
The numbers OF said twenty bonds are n follows:
20. 90, 90, l18, 1I9. I2I, If3, 40, III ,2I7,
22I, 22a, aa3, 2iO, 247, 252, o57, 2ay, e72,
275. The Said twenty bonds will be paid BY Said
Company upon presentation At the Bank Of Tho
Ohio Valley In the lily Of heellng West Virginia,
on the 90th day OF June, 1883 or thereafter, 70.
sether interest thereon Tor the hnt hall Of
bonds thdl cesse on July l. 1883 and the interest
warrants or coupons thereto attached, which bAyO
not become due on or before the las! named date,
viii become null and void.
Jusu "a Isss n3 ~ ~ jei5
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ALITTLEsr strike.
The spell Hands" ut the Crescent
Want More wageJ.

The spell Hands" ut the Crescent
Want More wageS.
A Slight difficulty occurred at the Ores.
cent sheet iron mill yesterday, which result
cd in the extra workmen employed during
the hot weather to assist the regular hands,
and denominated spell hands" quitting
work. There are fourteen Of these, one for
each sheet mill, and they have been getting
paid at the rate OF $1.45 day, There have
been some signs OF dissatisfaction in their
ranks, and the opinion has been expressed
that they earned as much as the regular
helpers. Yesterday they made demand for
Sl,S0 day, the wages payed helpers, and an
increase on tSeir pay Of IS cents a day, The
proprietors declined to pay them the In.
crease demanded, and they all struck work.
The spell hands" are employed as a CON
yenience TO the regular employees, for the
purpose OF tightening the work Of the latter
and enabling them to do more work in day
than they otherwise could in the hot months
So far the difficulty has not been adjusted,
and The workmen are without the assistance
Of the extra hands. ....
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TnG scHooL runp.
Amount at the Disposal Of 1.-The Different
Counties.

State Superintendent OF Free Schools
Butcher has completed the annual apportion-
ment Of the distributable school fund among
the different counties of the State. Thlsiund
is composed Of the monies raised by the ten
cent State school levy, the amounts collected
from poll taxes and the interest on the So
called "Irreducible" school fund. The total
amount accruing 10 the schools Of the State,
the gross amount due each county, the
amount paid TO the various County superin-
tendent6 as salary and the net amount re-
msining in each county to be devoted to the
salaries Of teachers and contingent expenses
OF the schools, Is shown by the following
table: r.. l.=f... ...
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And Interviews an InteilIgeneor Repor-
fer on the Spot. ''


Gov. jackson returned to the city from
Parkersburg yesterday, looking as hale and
tlsshy as when he last shook the dust Of
Wheeling from his shoes and hied lin TO
the Fourth district. An IsTELIl0ESCER re-
porter was lying in ambush for him at the
State House, and hailed him with: sl 30
well, Governor, Is there anything new In
the Fourth district that your fellow readers
OF the IsTElLlGEScER want to know?'
"No, belieye not"
doesn't the expression fellow readers OF
the IsrEIMoEScER' involve q violent pre-
sumption p asked q bystander. ~ ''"li,
mot at all. l read the 1SrEt1l0EEoEE with
pleasure every day. No; I'll take that back.
do penance by reading 1t. You know
It Is our duty to mortiiy the fesh."
Later the Governor remarked, 81 must
congratulate the IsrELL1GEScER on q new
convert to its views"
"Who Is that?' mo-,
"The Register. I see II ssys 1t has always
fought the extremists, from FOREMAN down."
The conversation then turned on t,xes
and the Commission, when the Governor
eyinced q lively intercstin the price Of horses
in Ohio county as returned to the assessor.
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Are the Eouisiana Lottery Drawings
p, s.A0FE ga Fair? h'1S IVA "i'
The two commissioners who superintend
their single number drawings, when inter.
viewed on the subject, reluctantly admitted
that the numbers which were placed In the
tubes and put In the wheel were only count
ed TWICE Agar. They draw the lottery
every month. Is not this baretaced fraud
Their excuse Is that 1t would take ten days
labor, with four assistants. How, then, can
any ticket,buyer In this lottery know that
the number on his ticket has corresponding
number in the wheel 2 ltthey desire an hon.
est drawing, why do they not, on the day OF
and Just before their drawings, allow the
ticket holder the privilege Of calling out his
number and see that II Is placed In the wheel
so that he can have some chance OF Its being
drawn out With q prize from the other wheell
Other lotteries have done 50, Under theif
system, why don't they make their capital
$1,000, 000Y They might as well. Is not the
published list OF winners In their lottery also
q fraud II Is very easy for Q few dollars TO
get persons who are willing to let them us4
their nameSas the holders Of big prize. Is
II any longer wonder how they controlled
the Louisiana Constitutional ConVentlon,
courts and legislatures and former po4totElce
administration Under this system OF draw.
ingS, II will be no trouble TO make money
enough TO control and run our very govern
ment.-Ffom tie Philadelphia Record, Juns9N
1893. iuls F..4E D&W
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The Pearl Steam Laundry has been reftted
and refurniBhed, and no hace Of the recent
are can now be seen. The laundry Is open
for business, and the manager, Mr.. Frank
Woodmansee, sat his old pos. New ma.
chinery has been purchased, and the compa-
ny Is better prepared 70 do really fine ladn.
dry work than aver before The posI testid;
ions person having sent MS linen 70 the
Pearl once will have no other establishment
wash Il Telephone connections will be com.
pleted In d few dSyG In the meantime hail
the handsome delivery wagon and give your
orders, Or call 1t the Laundry Office, Grant
House block.
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STRUCK BY,LIGHrsING.
A Gable End Knocked out OF House.
H other Freaks '''

~ee-N-
Yesterday shortly before noon, during the
thunderstorm which prevailed at that hour,
house belonging to Jacob Miller, and sit;
mated east Of Jacob street and south Of Forty
Attn. in the Eighth ward, was struck by
lightning. The current Ct electricity appar.
Ell tly eu tered the house at the sonth gable,
and the entire gable end was torn out The
lightning then passed toa nydrant near BY,
aud tearing the box in twc,Fnt red the ground,
a little girl was the sole occupant
OF the house, and she felt no Ill
effects from the stroke. Several trees
in the vicinity were shattered by other
strokes at neariy the came moment, and at
Rose's saloon, adjoining the Eighth ward
nose house, the proprietor received slight
shock. BE was STOPPING over closing down
me cellar doors In front Of his place, when
the neighbors saw brilliant fash playing
over the wet pavement, and he felt the
charge very. perceptibly. ~ - - y
seyeral telephone and other wires were
lined with fire at intervals during the storm:
At Bellaire a fash passed through the nail
factory, stunning one man and affecting sew
eral Others ..1 in!s - n. 7t.
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White Mountain Freezsrs.
Special Terms for Holidays. "a.
pIcnio-North Street N. Z. Sunday School.
G aadest OF the Season.
cave Them Ready-R, H. List. 20
For Rent-Cottage on Camp Ground.
FOR Sale-Famlly Horse.
demonstrating and Pacing Races.
Bisque Ware at Cost,
The Last Week-Water Consumers.
G. Msndel & Co.=Mammoth Furniture,
CARPET and Curtain Emporium.
Dr. John E. smiLh-Third page.
Wedding Glfls-I G. Dillon.
s. g. s,9The Swift Specific Company
II Would be we'll for Mothers-H Head Local.
Second Break-A. sledenbAch & Bro
Wsnted|A Boy-Fourth page. Ii
MacrRme Cord-Fourth page. 5-4H. 'l
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LooK for sledsnbaoh 4 BROS special offer.
each dAy this week.

IA Mrs ]. Ellen Foster has Just left US with
Rrateiulhoa that such woman has been
raised up To educate aud convince. the PEG.
BE with her wonderful power, her clear, log.
ioal ideas Of the great truth OF constitutional
1rohibition. We have engaged her for au-
other lecture upon her return II possible.
Main has her Neal Dow Kansas, her Coy,
81 John; Iowa, Mrs. ]. Ellen Foster.-{fpB
M Battle Creek Michigan Journal. "
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PITTSBURGH, June 3,-PIrRoLIux-The after.
noon session Of The market continued without AMI.
nation opened at q ls, declined TO 81 l6SE and
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ExcURsloN RATEs.


The Pennsylvania Company, and Pitts,
burgh. Cincinnati & st. Louis Railway. will
All cheap excursion tickets TO and from all
stations on July I'd, Sd and 4th, good 10 rt-
turn until July 9th, inclusive. Children be.
tween the sges Of five and twelve yeers will
be carried at one half the excursion rate.
Great preparations are being made at many
points along the lines to celebrate
he day In an appropriate manner, and all the
popular resorts will be filled with patriotic
pIcnic parties. The rates will be very low,
and everybody should turn out and enjoy
The Glorious Fourth, E fGi tHla'.
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NOTICE.
REDEMPTION OF
PUBLIC BUILDING LOAN BONDS a.!

The holders Of the above named bonds arc here.
bynotihed that bonds Of the following numbers,
namely: II, 80, 81, %, II, 1879, so, 95, IO8,
IO7, us, 1875, 138, l40, 100, 100, I07, III,
I79, ISL, lS6, lSs, 1876, 100, have been drawn
by lot In accordance with the proyiII0nS Of thu
ordinance authorizing the same, and will be paid
at which time thew will cease 10 bear inIeie,i,
COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC BUILDING LOAN.
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GoniIenep,

II you want q bargain In low cut shoe,
latest style, come and inspeot my stock before
purchasing. Iguarantee briees and styles
10 suit. r rAsaa JtH L. v. BOND.
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TotHDo. O., June 2S--Wheat steady and in fair
demand; No, 2 led winter and cash 81 10 July
81 l0E; AuguSt 81 121; September q lI>ii octo-
Der 81 1915 January held Is 81 70. Corn weak
Angus. held at 6de Oats 6duil; 20. 2August Sc
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Hesdauarters for yIenns Pressed Yeast
will he lound with McClusky, oySter Depot.
Orders LEFT there will receive prompt atten.
lion, YHHsA PREssEp YEASE %,
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A CHANGE in schedule Of. the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & st. Louis Railway June 81,
makes the train that left heretofore OF LOG
p NJ now leaYh At lfl2 p. n ..-l.-- .----
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! The following shows the range Of the Their.
moneter, as observed ut Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday:
1852 1883 i41f
7A.Ml2M .M7HMI7 N. IAN. BP. n. 7P.M.
81 % 50 80 70 u 20
wAsHINGToN, D. O., June 26.-1:3o A. ~
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, preceded In the Northeastern por-
tions by local rains with light and variable
winds and higher barometer, with no decid.
ed change 10 temperature. Et.s..l
Lower Lake RegiouS-Light rains, follow
All 81 partly cloudy weather, with lower tenn.
pernture In the Eastern portions generally
higher barometer 1s
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Tn popular tailoring establIshmehh Il
Thomas Hughes 4 Co. and T. O. Mofiat &
Co, until September 10, will close their
places OF business At or. N. I.,.J5t
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TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.
EoR SALE
-H ~ :

A valuable Farm OF $50 acres for sale, .Itu.
ated on Fork Ridge, Msrshall county, W. Va.
3 miles from B. q o. &. Z. station, IS nil,,
from Wheeling, on good road, all in gtas
and in high state Of cultivation; one.hsli
mile from school, convenient to mills, mar
ket and churches; plenty Of good fruit we'll
watered. To be sold in one tract or in mar.
GELS. For further particulars call on or sd,
dress p ~ =
I- or PETER CROW,
Glen Easton, Mashall Co., W. Va
Mention this psper Ia2S.n.S
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'rllIInAaCIAL AaD oijoniIEnoIA,l.



NV YoRx, June 26.-Nonoy 21fas Per cent
closed az TX per cent Primo mafcRnnle paper lAb1
per cent. sterling Exchange bankers oils quiet
az 81 sex: demand u 50,
GoyRKsHES1s-Hgher. n lft- ~
y. 9. Lehish 4 wilkes ...iM
Y. ~ s1 sSs isd + So y y
Faciac 4 Of S........i9i ID r. dnEihs fund
Central Pacific hrstSl Tex. PAe land FITS ez
Etle seconds.......... 9jldo Rio Grand div SSs1
RAILROAD BoSps-Generally lower. Richn ond
4 Allegheny Artts broke from 70 70 egH on the 81.
nouncenent Of the appointment Of Vice President
Axtell and g. Mercer a receivers OF the company.
second mortgage bondholdens with the consent Oh
tho hrst mortgage owners.
Louisiana cOnsols.. IS Virginia eG............ So
Missouri 6s.....-......l0 VirTiniR consolA OF. m
81. Joseph .....lo9 TIA mat, coupons. io1S
Tennessee 6s.......... 40 Virginia deiorred.".
Tennessee q, uew,,. S9Hl M. diV,,
srocEs-The market was dull and generally iea.
turelcts though hrm throughout tho forenoon and
became more active In the afternoon. Denver, ln
thelast hour, became eonspieuous Tor weaknsS aud
cent ttOm The hishest prices Of the day; The re
mGlnder Of The market was AlAo lower decline on
the general list being haH per cent on active stocks
active stocks were LackAwGnna, Texas d Pacific,
Louisville d Naahyiile. Wabash, Reading and ST.
Pau were weak and declined from u 70 ~ per
cent, - compared Mlul SAtufuAy ulkH' NGn
York Genital. jersey Central and Western Union
were tirm IN the last hour.
In the final dealings Richmond d Danyille ad-
yancsd l per cent 70 u and Richmond & Westpoint
The EreniSg Poa say: The rumos Of Richmond
& Allegheny being placed in thehAn Of receiver
(which rumors, however, are NIT AuthenticAtedl
were made uss Of by bearS o. prctext for hammer.
Ing the market But the road Is an inRlgnihcant
line and even II 1t had gone into tue hands Of re-
celyerh has no bearing on the general market
transactions. l6hQl EhAreN " ~
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LOOK for Sledenbach 6 Bros special
offers each day this week. s.l
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Hnrgainn

LOOK for sledsnbaeh & Bros special offers
each day this week. - - 81
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Look for siedsubaoh Il Bros special ottera
each day this week. III u ~ hrE
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NIAETED-A BOY ABOUT 10 OR 10
wv year, Of age, 70 make himself generally
Eeiul about store. One with some experience
preferred. Must come well recommended. Apply
at 1. swABAUKER's. No. lo6l Main street, ield
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Are the Eouisiana Lottery Drawings
- ---.-..--- - EaI.a-L M ~. -L-IA

LOOK for sledenbach & Bro, Is special offer
each day this week. nj nj u.,rr tasitr VT
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INEW FEMALE SEMINARY BUIID.

NEW. FEMALE SEMINARY BUILD.
In ING, Warrington, Pa.
sealed Proposals will DO received until Q o'clock
erecting. now building 40 BY o. feet, fur Nories
high. adjoining the east end Of tho present Semi
nary, according 70 plans and specifications drawn
BY John Y. Barr, 70 be seen at the stoie Of Thomas
Mexican, In Warrington. The committee rSrTw
the right 10 reject any aud all bids.
~. HARDIsG, JULIUS LEhoYsr, THoS MCKEls
Committee. IL. a14 le.O'
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L1prE,' and GOntlemen's fine Hand sewed
Shoe specially Of L. Y. BLoSD's,
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CAIso, June 25.-Riysr 50 feet inches and
stationary thermometer TO-; weather fair.
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willcure dyspepsia, heartburn, mala.
MA, kidney disease, liver complaint
and other wasting diseases. ,,t..
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, RIcRs LAxDso, Pa, June 25.-Rlyer feet
4 inches and falling weather raining Their
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- bargains ~ ~
in walking shoes and slippers at
L. V, BLoSp's,
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.A DMINlsTRAToR's NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed Admin.
iftrator OF lhe estate Of herman seitert decsassd
hereby gives notice 10 all PERSONS indebted toHid
estate 70 make immediate payment, and TO th0o
having claims 10 present them duly authenticated
for settlement. >, li lTl
& .,li.'..t ,4lsi5 d. Z. GEO. P. FoLMRR,
Administtator Of the Estate Of Herman seibert,
deceased. HAl.iLlkL Ie.9I
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GENERAL NOTICES.
CHANGE OF FIRM. :

The firm Of schairer & seIbert having been Al,
solved by the death OF Mr.. HeibeTI The InIes,i n
the latter h1s been sold to Mr.. schaiter. ard ~
business will be conducted byhim hercaitet M
Arm. GRO p FOLNEP '-'
je23e Admir- Of Eerman Heibert dTTrSSd