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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-12
MllRr'a

The Toledo Pastime, in referring to Joe
Miller, says:
To edO's short stop was born in Balti.
more in 1861, and is, therefore, twenty-five
Years OF sge. He removed to Wheeling, w.
Va, in lS74, and o claims that city as
mis- home. He commenced playing oall
ONE five years ago, and by his earnest
work aud persistent attention TO his duties
soon attracted attention in ocal bali cir.
rles. Last year he played third base in
the Wheeling Standards, u strong semi pro.
fsssiUnal team, and his work there
attracted very general attention. Upon
he organization OF the Toledo Club,
he, with Barkley and Motif, with
whom he had been associated for two or
three years, was engaged here, and was as.
signed the position Of short stop, which he
has since played to the satisfaction Of all
who have seen him. In this position he
covers q great deal OF ground, and it is
rarely that q ball passes him. For throw
ing to first base he has few superiors, and
with more experience he promises to rival
tine very best. As batter he takes the
lead in the club barring Hunter, who has
plsyFd but few games comparatively his
present average being $50. Quiet and I'm
assuming in bis manners, he has won the
respect of every member of the club. and
all with whom be has come in contact"
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A Trip ON Ine 81. Lawrence,

The ST. Lawrence will leave for Cincin.
natl at 8 o'clock this morning and passen-
gers will take due notice. There are many
pleasant boats for excursions, but none can
surpass the St. Lawrence, either in accom-
modstiOns Orin the courtesy of her officers.
Captain Billy List Presides at his table like
the gentleman be is. and Captain Charley
List makes things pleasant about the Of
fee. The wheel and engine are IN the most
competent hsnds and nothing has been
neglected that would ensure the safety or
comfort of passengers. As q boat the St.
Lawrence is large, roomy and commodiouS.
Everything Is hIied up in the best Of style,
and the passenger enjoys the small luIuries
of a home.
Persons contemplating an excursion can.
not do better than make the. round trip on
the ST. Lawrence. The river is delightful
at this season, and q week on the ST. Law.
renee among the beautiful hills and valleys
of the Ohio, is as pleasant IS heart could
Hish-
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Beach Bottom Notes

IL is rumOred that James b. Lewis will
soon lead TO the hymeaial altar a IA:
Young maid Of "A summers.
Misses OIio Wilson and Lucy Hammond
were visiting MISS Sallie Wells on last
Wednesday.
Miss FlOm, n Of Brookes fairest daus IN.
tiers is wishing friends at Philadelphia.
Mr.. John Lewis threshed about IS acres
go bushels of wheat who can beat tars?
Hon &. W. MCCord and lady were visit.
ing at Mr.. Ahram Wilson his week.
Al the theme up in these parts now a
days is the Salvation Amy.
John NJ. Wilson is the happiest man IN
these parts. Why Because be has a fam
ily of seven girls and one boy.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Cooper, who was
recently married. will soon remove 10 Bel
mont countp, d.
The Hon. J. h. SOmmerSyille is the lead
ing attorney in Brooke county and he has
a lucrative practice.
Miss Emma Barnes, who has been visit
ing at Joseph Linton's to help his wife
during thrrshing. has return ed home.
w. X. Curtis, NJ. d., says there is q great
amount of sickness.
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WAR IN rae sECOAD WARD.
An Onieer CI1bs u Negro and Draws .
Great Crowd.

An Onieer Clubs Negro ~ Draws .
\. Great Crowd.
Last evening as Officer Bslleyille was
passing Rine's saloon on Market Square, he
heard loud and angry ~wrangling within the
door. Stepping inside at the request Of
the barkeeper, he found Pen Mason, . col
ored moke we'll known in police circles, en-
deavoriug to pick a quarrel with another
moke, Dennis Gardner. Threatening to
put him under arrest his companion, Gard
ner, undertook to see him homo. He got
off with him all right and got him to
house when he got intractahle
and endeayored again to create . disturb
ance. Belleville, hearing the racket, step
ped around the corner and ordered him TO
move on, when he applied q dirty epithet
TO the officer, who, losing patience, caught
hold of him and endeavored 70 run him In.
himself loose and struck the officer in the
fsce, compelling him to use his mace In
self-defence, O proceeding he did with great
effect, although he was obliged to knock
him down several times ere he agreed to
go. On reaching the lookup il was disoov.
cred that the negro's head and face
were pretty badly used up, while Belleville
had an exceedingly dirty face TO show as
the relic of the tough battle in which he
was engaged. The disturbance, which lasted
several minutes, attracted q large crowd, all
Of whom considered the action Of the officer
perfectly justifiable. During The progress
If the engagement an old negro WON "a
living in the vicinity got excited aad yelled
murder" at the top Of her voice, leadtag
many of the crowd TO believe tina, 8 first
class tragedy was being enacted.
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day and registered at the Stamm. The
parry consisted Of Misses Mary Kcehlsr,
Amanda Haase, Josie Nschan. and Annie
Beam, Of A~pFlecTeek, 0.
A brilliant little lawn fets was given
Friday evening BY Mrs. Andy Patterson,
At her lovely country r~esideace, in honor
Of her Washington guestsL
Captain Ed. Muhleman, Of the Mcclure.
who has been in very bad heslth for several
weeks past, left early in the past week to
recupefate with friends in Ohio.
James Stewart ESQ, an old WheeiisE
boy, now located IN Paris, Ely, whore he is
engaged in the drug business. isa guest OF
his sister, Mrs. Griasth, Of, Chapiins strsst.
sam Miller, OF the Auditors' oaice. and
Clerk A. p. Wilmoth, OF superintendent
Butchers Office, represented the Capital
force among the Cleveland excursionists
Thursday.
Mrs. John Cammins returned home yes.
terday, from a three weeks visit 30 friends
at Deer Park. MRS. Cummins is the wife
of John Cummins, the popular engineer OF
"76r on the B. 60. r. II.
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The Healey Picnic.

A very large crowd gathered at the Fair
Ground, yesterday, in anticipation of the
numerous sports announced for the Healey
picnic. The dancing and refreshments
were as d, but the races were a
fzzle. The Barnesyile base ball team was
crippled and did not show up and the
Riverside played a game with the Hedleys.
A five inning game Was agreed o., and at
tie end of the fifth the score stood 4 TO 1
The Riverside wanted to play l. out, but
Vne HtaleyS declined.
John Dean entered his mare Birdie for
he pacing race, which was for horses with
out a record. Hsber6eld's PAGER aud joan
Rine's Dandy Dick were offered for entry,
bu, of course Dean declined TO go in. He
claimCd the harneSS. but did not get it.
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Legs BADLY Crushed.

James Sells, a fourteen year old son Of s.
II. Sells, of Bridgeport. met with a rsiaful
and serious accident at the p. w. & h.
track. on the wharf, yesterday afternoon,
at $3.50 o'clock. He had driven over on .
loco of corn and as the wagon crossed the
trs OK q sudden Jolt 'hrew him of. He fell
under the wheels and the heavy wagon
passed over both his legs, just above the
ankle. The right one was crushed and
torn 10 the bone and the left n was hor.
ribly bruised. 1t was a frlghtful spectacle
and his suffering was intense. He was
taken up and carried TO the Journal Office
and thence by car to his home in Bridge.
port. The little fellow bore the pain like
a hero,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-12

Beat Prospects Yet-O0ieers and Mar.
shaIs Appointed

shaIs Appointed, s.,
Az the time approaches great interest Is
taken in the coming fair, which is to bs
held during the week. commencing with the
10th 10 the 16th inclusive, Of September
next From all indications there viii be
the grandest display of stock and merchan-
disc ever before seen in Wheeling.
There will also be Q large attendance OF
horsemen with their. stables OF noted
horses, which indicates fine racing. Never
before has the outlook been more promis-
ing, which is owing TO the large premiums
and prizes and the good ACCOMMODATIONS
which the ground affords.
The grounds with Q little cleaning up
will be in fine condition. and the track
with a little sweeping aud good weather will
compare favorable with the best track In
the country.
Owing otthe arrangements for low rates
made by their Fair Association with all
railways and steamboats,, thd attendance
promises to exceed that OF any preceding
fair ever held here.
The directors have appointed the follow
ing officers and heads Of departments:
Msrshals-Gen. /. H. DHval, Chief,
Msjor J C. Anderson, First Assistant; John
J Jacob, II, Seco I'd rs lstinr.
Julius LeMoyne, general superintendent
of the horses, cattle, sheep and swine.
First Observation-Disclosures w.
Nichols, Superintendent; Geo. storr, AS
sistant-
Second Department-Cattle-A Z Jacob
Superintendent; l.. P. Sisson, Assistant.
Third Department-Sheep-Wm. Ham
mond, Superintendent; G. Z. Sisson, AS
sistant.
Fourth Department-swine and Poultry
&C. s. Terrell, superintendent; Jas Dixon
Assistant.
Fifth Department-Farm Implements,
etc.-S. s. Jacob, Superintendent; John
Bodley, Assistant.
SIKH Departnent-Farm and Garden
ProductS-E. NJ. Atkinson, Superintend-
emit: II. C. Meyer, Assistant.
Seventh Department-Growing Orna-
mental Plants, Preserves, &c.--Mrs. NJ. A
Frapzheim, Superintendent; Mrs. J. IL.
Hobbs, Assistant.
Eighth Deparlment-Domestic Manufac
turss-Mrs. Jacob Berger, Mrs. Robert
White, Mrs. Matte Thornton.
. Ninth Department-Fine Arts. &c-Or.
T. O. Edwards, Superin, endent; Miss Alice
Kelly, Assistant.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF STATE FAIR DEPARTMENT.
Robert Campbell, of Grounds and
Guards.
A Reymann and George Hook, OF Main
Exposition Building.
A Reymann, of Floral Hall.
AReymanD, Of Refreshment Stands aaa
Music. q,
P. l.. Kimberly, of Machinery Hall and
Stables.
VIM. Exley, of Horticultural Hall. ,
Geo I'd. Mendel, p. l.. Kimberly and
VIM. H. Exley, of Special Horses.
Chas. NJ. Rhodes, of Quarter Strickland
Grand Stand.
Reception Committee. H. Hobbs,
Capt. John Mcclure, NJ. Reilly, General l.,
H. Duval, DR.. Geo. Baird, Chas. NJ. Rhodes,
Curtis z. Brown, Judge G. w. LETTERS, John
j.. Jacob, Jr., and James K. McCourtney. .,
The o. era House Band has been engaged
TO furnish the music for the several days Of
the Fair.
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Pleasant Affair.

One Of the most elegant little social
events Of the season was the reception eX-
tended Thursday evening by Miss Jennie
Woods to her numerous friends. Her
coy residepce on Thirteenth street was
brilliantly illuminated on the above named
evening and IhroDged by q gay and
happy crowd Nho spent an Z csedrnS-
ly pleasant evening. Dancing and othsr
social amusemsntS were INDUCED in,
music, both instrumental and vocal,
claiming place among the catalogue
of the evening. Among those present
were Misses Mamie Leighton, Sallie Whit,
takeT. Minnie aEd Lucy L0rinS, Mira u
Armstrong, Nan Russell, Cora Zane, Jen-
MIC Hervey, Efie Upiegraff. jennie Bard
Ellie Russel, Grace Boyd, Jennie simpson,
Jennie Bloomfield, Belle Caldwell, May
BrUcKenborough and MAY Fullerton. and
Messrs. George Leighton, Burnie Mcdech-
en-, viii DstaplSIn. Will Grub, Eimer
FrsSher. Mr. Smith, S'a ~. John Hcryey,
Nilt Mabis, Major Russell, Char lie COpp,
Ebert Duncan, Allie Shsfer, jim Hail anu
Harry NiEOn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-12
OYSTERS.
Opening 9th Season-TO Oyster
Trnde.


Trade.
The regular season for fresh oysters be-
ing close at hand | again take pleasure in
presenting to the oyster trade my now
famous
ELLIS STAR BRAND
OF fresh oysters. OF the merits of this we'll
known brand Of oysters little need be said,
as their excellence in quality and genuine
salt water flavor and general superiority
over all is best shown by the fact, that my
trade has grown so rapidly in the past few
years, hat il nov rivals the largest houses
of the great cities of Pittsburgh, Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, and | I'm plac
ing oysters at the very doors Of these large
cities, and have practically driven competi.
ton from the Wheeling market. And in
all the restaurants, hotels, groceries, meat
markets, in fact every place in the city
where good oysters are wanted, nothing is
used but my oysters, and for the coming
season | promise my trade to not only
maintain the high standard OF excelleu ;e
my brands OF oysters now enjoy, but TO
Guido all former efforts in the oyster bust.
ness. and present to my patr ms the very
finest oyster that / have ever sold in this
market. In addition to the Star Brand
l will also offer my great
NEW YORK COUNTS
The largest oyster in the world and as fine
as can be foudd in any market anywhere.
. MSsnccess / attribute to q few simple
rules blaid down TO guide me they are:
LIST. TO sell none but the best oysters and
to exercise cleanliness in handling them.
I'd. I'd sell at the lowest possible price
consistent with good stock, and to compete
with any house. in the trade anywhere.
And lest, but not least, to give
Pull, HONEST SOLID NEAsusE
and square dealing in every particular.
Adding to the above rules q practical,
thorough knowledge of the oyster business,
gsined by packing and shipping fresh ovs-
fers through all kinds of weather-throush
winter and summer for the past fifteen
years-I can safely again invite and chsl-
lege the closest competition. Will open
the regular trade
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10TH,
with q full supply Of bulk oysters. Hop
ing to sgain merit your patronage l Am
Yours, respectfully,
W. o. McCLusKKr,
Wholesale dealer and shipper of fresh oys-
tiers all the year round. Depot 5S 18th
street
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LEATHERwooD LADIES.
An entertainments Made mp OF Grace
and Beauty.

and Beauty.
The little school house at Leatherwood
presented a pretty picture last night both
without and within. Without the light
streamed from the windows and the merry
shouts, laughter and applause fioated out
into the darkness and quiet. Within the
building wa crowded with young and old
people, all intent on an enter
tainment given on the stage. It
was q series Of tableaux, arranged,
planned and executed by the young ladies
of that delightful Deighborhood. Like
everything else, they have attempted it was
q complete success. If there were draw
backs, in the way Of lights, sceneries and
accessories, they were accepted in good
faith. The young ladies deserved much
credit for the result OF their labor of
love- and certainly they felt amply repaid
by the compliments showered upon them
by the audience. The tsbleaux rendered
were as follows:
The Queen and Her Court-Mlsses Sophie
Carr, Annie and Jennie Baker, Ida Upde-
GRAFT. Allie McCsbe and Messrs. Hubbard
and Greer.
Maud Muller-Misses Ida Updegraff, An
ME Baker, Allie McCabe, Matte Clarke and
Josie MCCabe.
Offerings of Love, Wealth and Fame
Taken by all Of the young ladies and gen.
tlemen.
Charlotte Corday-Miss Ida Updegraf.
The Artists Dream-Misses Jennie and
Annie Baker, Josie and Allie McCabe and
Sophie Carr.
Game of Life-Misses Sophie Carr, Ida
Updegraf, Jennie Baker and Wellie Green.
Florence and the Witch-Misses Ida
Updegraff, Jennie Baker, Annie Baker and
Josie McCabe.
The Yelled Prophet-Willie Greer and
Miss Allie McCabe.
The sculptors's studio-By all of the
young ladies.
The general verdict was that the young
ladies Cooked perfectly lovely" and that
the evening was q success, notwithstanding
the fact the crowd was so great as to COM
pei many to stand. The REGIsrER's young
lady reporter goes into raptures over the
entire entertainment.
An enjoyable feature not to be over
looked was a duet, "Larboard Watch" by
Messrs. Payne and Hustled, sung by re-
quest, and beautifully rendered. The
young ladies also sang "Come, Where My
Love Lies Dreaming" in very good style,
assisted by Misses Belle McCabe and Mamie
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-12
MARTINS FERRY.

The members OF Belmont City Lodge,
their lodge room t .day Sunday August
~, at / o'clock p. N. to attend the funeral
Of our deceased brother, Simon Donneliy,
faom his late residence near the Central
school housd. Members OF Sister Lodges
are invited to attend.
GEo. MCGLuNPHREY. y. q.
Theodore snodgrass, Secretary, pro tenn.
Members will please meet At 10 o'clock
A.. NJ. to make arrangements.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-12

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. G. Ed. Mendel
accompanied by DR.. R s Harvey, left for
Hammondsport, n. Y, where, on Wednes.
day next, Mr.. Mendel will be married to
Miss Mary Wheeler, q sister OF Mrs. Major
Norton, and q lady not unknown to Wheel
ing society. DR.. Harvey will be the best
man on the happy occasion. Mr.. Meudel,
in this race, has distanced not only q naval
officer, but several others, including one or
two Wheeling society men
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-12

INSTEAD OF feeling tired and worn out, in
stead Of aches and psiHS wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strong. II you con
rinus feeling miserable and good for moth
ing you have only yourself 10 blame, for
Browns Iron Bitters will surely cure yoE
Iron and cinchona are its principal ingre
dents. 1t lisa certain cure for dyspepsia
indigestion, malaria, weakness, kidney.
lung and heart affections. Try it If you
desire 70 be healthy, robust ard strong and
experience its remarkable curative o. Utilities
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-12
THE COOKS DELIGHT

What GOOd HOuseKeepers In Martin's
Ferry Think OF IL. -
Mrs. Msrjn-"It answers the purpossfn
every respect"
Mrs Bsyless-"It is the best thing ever
used for cooking sweet potatoes"
Mrs. Wstkins-''It will do the work"
Mrs Goudy-"It is the best l ever used
for hominy." !
Mrs Scott believe it to be a good
thing"
Mrs. Westlake--"You can cook anything
in it,"
Every housekeeper who has tried it likes
it.
For sale at Geo. W. Johnson's Sons, 1910
Main street.
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Reuter- rnan ma

"nspent over $4,000 in % years" said
Msjor H~Y. Hines, Of Boston, Mass, lin,
being dOctoredfa epilepsy. Iemployed the
hest physicians in New Orleans, S. Louis,
n. York, Phila, Boston, London and Paris,
but all to no purpose. Samaritan Nsryiae
hts cured me entiralY.n Sl.hO.
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Nnaa he kalhl

10000 BOLTS wall paper 7c.: 500 widow
blinds. ready to hang, 25c.; so pieces Su.
pets, from lsc. up; p pieces A. floor on
cloth 25c.; calico and muslin Sc; 500
corsets at Soc, worth 500; fancy dress
goods lOc mp; other goods in proportion
only for cash. Call soou at Nos. 2Ol9 and
.O2l Main stree. J In Roeme-.
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THuRspAY, AUGUsf 16rH.

ALL builders wishing to obtain low and
satisfactory figures On Tin Roofs, Sporting.
etc, should call on Heinlein Bros, dealers
in Household Furnishing Goods and Manu-
sill kinds of JOB work Heinlein Blsck,
Bank street Bridgeport Ohio. '
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-12

TRAINS {. Pc mt N Is G mp Meeting will
leave the B. & U. depot Sunday, August
18th, at $40 A. NJ, 9 A. n, lao P. n. J P n,
Wheeling time. Round trip. 40 cents.
Round trip for children under 2 years, 25c.
r. T. DevIies, General Agent.
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DR.. J. c. Fiddler. jefferson, City, No,
says: Persons who use Browns Iron
Bitters always speak well ofiL 1 think it n
good medicine"
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WAFER WAifs.

LOUISVILLE, August ll.-Riyer stationary,
with q feet q inches in the canal n I feet
4 inches on the falls. Weather clear and
warm.
EVANSVILLE. August ll.-Rivar s feet g
inches and falling Weather cl' ar and bot.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-12

REMEMBER HARMISON's
Auction Sales. will commence
Monday at $50 z. NJ, and con-
tinue each day until September
LIST.
Public Sale every day at $50
and 1880 Z. m. Every dollars
worth of goods must be ground
into cash. ag12N
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All on One Side.

The Globes, of BellSire, went out to st
Clairsyille, yesterday, and slugged the
local team, pounding them for a total Of q
49,, The s. ClarsyiIles could not hit
Dn' n, get lng on'y , hits and scoring one
unearutd run. Tue score was as follows:
GLOBES. III. CLAIRSyILLE.
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5tmbas ResisteE
sUSDAY, AUGUST IL, Isss.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

IF YOUR WATCH don't run
right JACOB w. CRUDE can
repair aid warrant 1t. No
charge III not satisfactory,
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Park.

There will he a Sacred Concert every
Sunday afternoon at the Park by the Opera
House Orchestra the rest OF The season.
weather permitting.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-12

We have pisced = telephone in our Office,
and shy Information will be given WITT
PLEASURE during market hours u
Hsrt.rt 4 Co. Brokers, l220R Market
sHeSt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-12

HoME RELIEF when poured over a cloth
covering a severe bum, feels like Ice
water, and permanently relieves the pain
in FIVE minutes. Every family should
keep it. Richardson. Gooiwln & Co.,
Wholesale Druggist, Wheeling, w. Va.
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Park.

No TO the Park this afternoon. Grand
soci& Concert by the Opera House 0rches~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-12

A GOOD thing to keep in the house is
Grundy Cholera Cure. r, II. List, 1910
Main street.
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B. & o. to Richmond, Norfolk, Fortress
Monroe and Washington, ID. g., Tuesday,
August 18th, 1883, for $40 round trip.
Tickets good 10 days.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-12

THE Excelsior" Baking Powder is pure
and reliable. X, II. List, manufacturer
1910 Main street.
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Mu9I0AL.

SMOKE stsrlights, sold by X. II. List, 1910
Main street.
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The regular season for fresh oysters be-
ing close at hand | again take pleasure in
presenting to the oyster trade my now
famous