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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-28
A.IliI.AyE nRUfl.
A Mans Life saved b q BiE seufsand-
. land hog.

Yesterday shortly bsfors noon, man wis
crossing tho stYentetnth street bridge over
Wheeling creek, and noticing some object in
the water, he leaned over the baIustrade.
Reaching outtoo far, he lost his balance and
tumbied over, falling into 4 deep hole in the
creek. He either could not swim, or was
rendered poWerlsss by fright or the effect Of
his conclusion head iiHt with the wStsr, and
Aoundered about heiplessly. AiewspectatJrs
were In sight, and all rushed TO the bank
fully expecting to see the man drown. He
sank twice, and was about going downa third
time never to rise alive, when . huge. shaggy
Newfoundland deg dashed down the bank,
-leAped irt1 the creek, Swam 10 the man,
and grasping him by the coat, held
him up and pulled him toward
the shore until the mans feet were on the
solid ground, not letting 20 his hold until
both were clear out Of the WStsr. Then the
shaggy brute shook his coat dry, and'walked
of wAPging his tail, amid the plaudlts OF .
hundred odd men and boys who had been at
tracted by the shouts Of the few people who
witnessed the mans tumble. The man, as
much dead as alive, waited until he had re.
covered his Eenses entirely and drained some.
what, and then walked f. Neither the man
nor the dog was known to any OF the eye viii
nesses, one OF whom, Will Brunswick, the
intelligent colored messenger at the State
House narrated the ft1Ty to the reporter rs
given above. t3is -iH5 t'-ii 1
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a SLIGHT COLLISION
ON TAE pAN AANoLa NEAa MlNao.
East Liverpool rstttrls TO sAstporu-Bsll.Ir.
p Fire department Salvation Army
i4'AAll sori. Of vr,sh News Items from
ao' IAN Parts Of West Virginia.

Special Dipateh 10 ne Lateiti0eHor.
sFEuBEsvnLE, o., June 27-The second
section Of No. 40 Pan Handle freight train
ran into the cRboose OF the tint section jus!
above Mingo OF O'Clock this siternoon,
wrecking the cabOose and several empty cat
tie cars, and damaging the engine slightly.
The Quaker City folks have SAINT out their
bills for the Fourth fully celebration. A
grand time Is anticipated. Hon. L. Danford
and D. D. Taylor are booked for speeches on
tho occasion.
The East Liverpool pottefies sre arranging
for TIE usual July shut down, which will last
this year for two weeks. In this time the
year repairs will DO made. Stocks are large
and complete and all orderI will be filled as
usual. I.ng E e -. $500
On Sunday evening" two.story house own.
ed by Mr.. James Almon, situated on the
FG'rYieg & East Liverpool road, was burned
to the ground, .wllh scarcely anything saved.
There was 81, 500 insurance on the b use, and
500 on the furniture. ... bFa.
Kelley and Prosser haye contract at Min
20 for twelve INV houses. They ore for the
company for tenement purposes. The blast
furnace will be started In short time. II
has b en- idle for some four months. The
outlook for business Is good. ..,
Ants months old child OF Joseph Ammop,
OF Smiths Ferry. Monday, during the alb
senee OF the motaer found bottle contain.
ing strichnine. Taking ont the cork II swal
lowed the deadly cor tents and died In terri.
BILE agony few minutes after.
AT Wellshurg the Salvation Army 10 now
in full blast. They commenced services or
| sunday on the Court House and adjourned
TO School Hall, and held services at 3 and I
p. N. Since then they have held services each
evening At tho Court House front and later a
School Hall. t,t ....r sHM uau.ru.
A dispatch from Burgettstown says q heavy
rain storm passed over that place this after.
noon. Its feared the loss will be great IN
the back country by overflow. At HAnlin's
Pa, a heavy rain passed over at3P.M, HaI'
mons creek was never known to be 50 high
tits 0y1aowing lis bsnks and fields. Great
damage Is feared, At Pc t'and, the hardest
rain fell this afternoon that has been known
there for long time, and 1t Is still raining.
There has been no rain OF spec'a severity In
this i,y, although we had sonle heavy show
Iers.-StcuLenvil HeTnld ID. j. yfi.s fsersU w
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Municipal Notes-t Former wheeling
10 '''. Lady Is Fad Death,


Municipal NoteS-A Former Wheeling
''''S.H Lady IS Cad Death,
Mrs John @. Mitchell Is down with sick.
ness. ,r.H r'. sEa, ~.
Mis- Anna Faris is visiting relatives at
Delaware, Ohio. 80
Mrs D.J. Murray and daughter left yss'er.
day for visit to Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Water rent Is duo July ], but some are a.
ready paying 10 avoid the rush OF the renters.
Mr.. David walllng left yesterday for Mich
igan, where he will vltis some medicinal
springs for the benefit OF bis health. a'
Messrs. Vim. A. Gorby and Thornton Rode
fer, OF the Goblet Works and the National
Glass Works, got home yesterday from the
manufacturer convent on. ta.P
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. MeGresor, Master
Howard and Mis- Maisy, left yesterday u
visit relatiyts near Utica, Ohio, whtre the
children will spend the summer. y. s..l
The:Edmundson Gaze, for damages from a
bursting water pipe, which has been final y
decided by the Supreme Court against t .e
oily, will cost altog ther almost $3.50.
The Ohio Site Teachers Association will
meet at Lake Chautauqua July 81, and GER
tinue In sisaion three days The Cleveland
& Pittsburgh railroad willssll excursion tick.
cts for 81 IS the round trip from Bellaire.
Mrs. VIM. Sharp died Tuesday night at her
home on Gravel Hill. An infant child also
died. The arrangements for the funeral
have Eot yet been made. The death has
saddened her many friends, and the pecu-
liarIy sad circumstances have affected all.
The fencing In OF portion Of what has
been regarded ss Union street. by J. B. Barut
hi J., who claims that his deed calls for 1t,
has drawn Councils Rttentiop "a that and
also TO piece Of Thirty 18th street, which has
been long fenced IN BY Rev. John Hattery.
A committee sent u st, Clairsvills u exT
anime the records In the Barnhill case think
that he Is right and recommend that the City
at once condemn the ground.
The FIRE warden's choice OF chief for the
department was Fred LaBoche; but the City
Council refused to confirm him and In.
struoted Geo'ge q. Muth, the former chief,
10 hold over until his successor should be
elected aadi qualified. The fire wardens
now ele; ted, and confirmed by Council, AID
who have the power OF choosing the chief
subject TO the approval OF Council, are as
follows: Michael BeFtschey, Frat ward; VIM.
sb4nusielt, sscond ward. James Burke,
Third ward; Fred LARoche, Fourth ward
Alex. Dunn, Fifth ward. They will now
make another choice. Chief Mpth has ssked
leave 70 resign, while 1aRoche claims 70 be
the legal chief. Ky, 4
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good band In the stats outside Of the city.
Mn Fostsr repaired that she would arrive
on the - Of July, "a d arrangements have
been made iorh her accommodation. Many o.
the cottages on the gtound are now occupied
for the summer aud by the Fourth mot o.
the houses will bs occupied. A great amount
Of money will bs expended this year on the
SroundA There are several handsome cot
t4ees going up-some for rent and some 10 be
used by the owners. Among the new ones
are fioe ones belonging TO Wheeling parties,
among them Messrs. VIM. Hastings, Bud Jet:
fers and Euah Beck. Rev. Allamong aud
Richard Terrell, of Moundsyille, have heau-
tiful cottages Just finished Nj. Luke Elton
10 boring on his lot for water, oil or gas.
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Martin Thornton, proprietor Of the Capitol
rant business in Wheeling for ten years, has
an establishment which looks as II It was
jhSt opened to the public yesterday. Every.
thing Is new and clean as II the builders had
Just finished his house. II has been reprinted
out ide and In, the walls papered and the
whole house renovated. He hasalso put out
a new. transparent sgn, which directs
s,rangers and patrons TO his dining.sooms.
The late enforcement Of the ordinance against
overhGnging signs couldn't down Martin.
His new one is neAter and more prom nent
than the one suppressed by the police. The
best part OF his restaurant, however, 10 the
frst. class meal he sets at such q low price.
Rooms forladies.
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ID, willeure Disqualification, mala.
ria, kidney disease, liver complaint,
= and other wasting diseases.
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Some excitement was caused over at the
Laugblin mill yesterday by an accident to
the large engine which supplies the motive
power for the machines In the factory. One
Of the balls Of the governor few of, and the
engine at once increased It's revolutions to .
dangerous speed. The machinery way I
humming around az II possessed, and the
employees, not knowing 10 what cause TO al.
tribute the accelerated motion, were panic
stricken and stampeded in a body. The en-!
gineer finally succeeded in turning of the
steam and s.opping his runaway machine,
and an inspection OF the machinery showed
thSt the only damage done was TO the SELF
feeding nail 'outtsls, which were all consider
ably damaged. Fortunately no person was
hurt
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BALTIMORE, June 27.---Flour very dull: Howard,
so; hmilyy6 25a6 Is. Wheat, western about Steady
aud active; No. 2 winter red spot 81 lbal l615;
June 81 IS bid: July u l6Hal lS{ August q lgsfa
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wAsnlSoroS, D. O., June ga state
ment prepared at the Office Of the Commir-
sioner Of the Internal Revenue shows that
the aggregate receipts during May 1883
were $S46, SlS greater than the same month
in 1882. There was an increase Of $23l ,720
from spirits; an increase Of $2?0,527
from tobacco, an increase Of Sl67,-
1858 from beer, q decrease Of ssh
040 from banks and bankers, and a
decrease Of SlSS,752 from miscellaneous.
In the taxation Of tobacco there was an in:
crease Of S1l9. 900, on cigars, decrease OF
So, $50 on cigarettes, an increase OF Sl7,,
53l on snuff, an increase Of $Sl5.S0D on
chewing and smoking tobacco, a decrease
OF S., 257 ,262 from dealers In manufactured
tobacco and decrease Of $67 ,OS9 from all
other sources. . 20. a.. -.i u
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ATS O'Clock yesterday the Masonic Temple
was crowded and many still coming 10. The
attraction was q promised lecture BY Mrs.
Judith Ellen Foster, OF lows, who Is known
as the bestsquipped ofthe temperance women
on the subject Of constitutional amendment
At S:l6 the aiSles were full, and men and
women were standing at the windows and IN
the space behind the seat. def
easy bearing, clear tones and bright though,,
increased the good feeliog, until within haIt
dIence from smiles to tears and back 10 RIP
pling laughter, and repeated rounds OF az
plause. -HOm he LOutfvilte Commercial.
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nmnnerchor Excursion TO cleveland,
RufinIo and Niagara Fails

|
The Mmnnerchor has undoubtedly or
ranged for one Of the finest daylight excuT-
slons Of the season over the Cleveland. Lo-
rain & wheeling and L. 8, & N. s. raj roads
10 Cleveland, Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Trains will leave Bridgeport Saturday,
July IA. at 70 o'clock noon, arriving at C!evt-
land at p NJ, giving all parties the oppoi.,
tunity OF remaining In the beautiful city Of
Cleveland over Sunday. Arrangements have
been made for reducf d IattsEt leading hotels.
To resume the journey trains will leave
Union Depot, Cleveland, on Monday morI-
Ing. July 10Th, at 1850 A. NJ, arriving at
Buffalo at p. N being one OF the fist ex-
curslons to arrive, and at lest three hours
previous to any other excursion fem this
city to the sengerfest, thus giving all parties
ample time 70 secure desirable quarters be-
fore the rush later In the day. Parties visit
Ing to secure lodgings in advance can do 50
upon application TO any active member OF
the Society. 81. .a .,ly1 z,
Tickets good for eight d.ys, with the priv;
ilegs OF returning on any regular train, and
OF egaia stopping off at Cleveland until
Monday morning, jay sd. Fare round
trip only SO. Runners full brass band will
accompany theexcurslon.
Remember. this is the only excursion to
the Sens erfest that gives parties an eppor-
tunity Is visit Cleveland without charge.
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The fflouds Of the Rev. W. II. Cooke, pas.
tor Of the Second Presbyterian church Of
iris city, viii DO delighted 10 learn that the dl.
rectors Of Centre College, Of Danvillo, Ky.,.
mn, Tao collegels one Of the Oldest an most
influential In the Southwest, and the title
has been worthily bestowed, His friends
viii congratulate Mr.. Cooke upon the recep-
,tion of ais honor and will be glad Hereafter
10 address him Is Dr.. Cooke.
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krNp o. PEOPLE coN1ko ngnE.

"What kind OF people are there in the ad.
ditions to the population r.
HMost all kinds. But you would be sur
prised TO know what q number OF Polish
Jews, have recently come here. l suppose
they are scattered al over the country, owing
70 the persecution in Poland. Then there
are lCti OF German immigrants settling here.
Every day we found several new families
that could not speak word OF English,
when we were convasing the city.
"A few from Ireland and England have
come here, too, but not so many
the country, toget employment in the facto.
ries or ednct Is their CHILDREN to btt:er I'D.
vantage than they could ! n their former rea.-
d. noes. Altogether you can rely on 1t that
Wheeling Is not going down hill or ttiudiug
tttli, but growing right along, and growing
fast, too"
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THE M02UNDsvILLE ENOAxPMENI
The Bis Temperance Demonstration.
J. u, Improving the Grounds.

+ s'. Improving tne Gfounds. ~
The Wheeling District Camp Nett.
ing Association met on the grounds
at Moundsville on Tuesday to com.
pleto arrangements for the great temperance
meeting on the third aud fourth Of July.
Almost the entire Board was present. The
following was the most important business
transacted ; Ale:tsr was resd from Bishop
Andrews, saying he would be present durIpg
the camp meeting In August A letter wa,
also read from the generaiag mt OF the B. 4
| q. Railroad Company inre6ard to excursion
rates for the third and fourth and also the
Sundsy School Assembly, August 2. The B.
10, Company will erect platform OF the
Hover end Of the farm Of the late Col.Alsxan.
der for the accommc dalton Of the grounds
and thusSaye q walk Of hAlfa mile honnd
trip tickets will be forty cents from Wheel.
ing. Excursion tralus will be run all day on
the fourth. The B. 4 Oct ciRls will do all
they can To accomnip dAtS the people and
make the meeting success. -. ....,
The Committee on 4mpToYemertJ was
directed to have the grounds cleaned up
nicely, and 10 have several 81 tbles and other
objectionable STRUCTURES REMOVED The l6ts
and houStE on the grounds are all 10 b9 mum.
bered To correspond with the new map OF the
grounds. The Boarding House Committee
fapoitsd that they had leased the boarding
houss and grocery to MessrS. Osborn & Shell.
base, OF Wheeling, who will at once take
possession, aud will have ever ything napple.
Die order for the Third and Fourth The
boa,dipy house will be renoYated, and guests
Will 6etteracconm odatsd than ever before
An acre Of ground was donated 10 any parties
who would build large, nlee LuInpe. hotel,
and Raw "a W. RYAN. u W. Bodley and
Thomas Finn were appointed 10 see n q
company could not DO organized to build the
same.
The Warrington brass band hiss been en-
gagged for the Fourth and will arrive In
Wheeling on the morningof the Fourth and
convince the people that theFsis at least one
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WASHINGTON, D. O., June 8.--1:30A A. ~
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slightly
warmer, fair weather, preceded In the Upper
Ohio Valley by local rains, Light variable
winds and stationary or higher barometer.
Lower Lake Region, local rains, followed by
slightly warmer and partly cloudy weather,
variable winds, generally from south 10
southeast, and higher barometer.
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Bue.Ien's krniea save.

The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted 10 speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheun, Fever Sores, Can.
cars Piles, Chilblsins, Corns, letter, Chapped
Hands, and all skin eruptlpns, guaranteed to
cure In every instance, Or money refunded,
% cents per box. For sale at Logan q Co.'s
Bridge Corner Drug atore. it. .UiGr
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A MOTT pleasant and Joyous time Is antici.

A MOTT pleasant and joyous time isantici.
pated at the Knights Q st. George picnic
which will be held at Fairy Glen Grove, OF:
posiie Steubeuyille next Wednesday, July
9TH. The committee in charge hsvs left
nothing undope 10 make their first picnic q
complete SUCCESS, aud guarantee a day OF
happy recreation and social Enjoyment to all
who attend. Brass band and string music
has been engaged for the occa,ion, and the
fare for the round trip, Including admission to
the grounds, has been fixed at the low rate Of
rs cents for adults and 50 cents for children,
50 that all can attend. l,.ii Nj
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WAnted-A Boy. NJ
Wanted-Two Capvasssrs.
Horse stolen-A. Ronty.
Wedding Giits-I. G. Dillon.
Firt-W Works, Flags, &c.-N, Schulz.
Grundy's DiarrhGA Compound-Logan
G. Mendel 4 Co.-Mammoth Furniture,
Carpet and Curtain Emporium.
DR.. John E. smlth-Third page.
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A CHANCE In schedule Of the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & 81. Louis Railway June q,
makes the train that left heretofore at 1:bs
p. NJ. now leave at 1:22 P. v. '- ''
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Genilemep,

II you want bargain In q low cut shoe,
latest style, come and inSpeet my stock before
purchasing. 1guarantee brices. and styles
to suit e,.y. l. v bIoFp,r
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= Headquarters for Vienna Pressed Yeast
will be found with McCluSky, Oyster Depot.
Orders LEFT there win receive p empt atten.
ton, m YIEsA PREasEp fEAsF %.
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OXEauxDRAD boxes new crop Rodi orargel
and 200 boxes lemons to arrive this morn
log. Hs i.irN N. scHuIz, 1919 Market street.
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The follow Ing shows the range Of the Their.
mometsr. as observed ct schnepFs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday:
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Pacific LAsxs and ogandies, carried over,
are only csht, yard at Geo. R. Taylor's.
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There Is q heavy falling on In the offerings as
conpaicd viii last week fully a large IN proper.
ION rs tie latter compared With tho week before.
There u little, ifany, difference IN the quAlityof
the oneilngA a good number Of thefecelptaWefe
shipped 70 Eastern mai kets leaving only iait sup
ry for our home butcheiE. and the best stock wa
closed out at an hour. thtre being fair home
demand Prices Of aheep stfa6 Nc. lambs 6a71[e.
sold ame time last year a a6c, lew 81 either Of.
treme. Lambs 4a6E, n - 49, -ssT7I
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How can house be clear q ants, reaches,
bedbugs, etc? BY Hunts Insect Powder.
Price % cts. At all druggists. f' =
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Bmo, 5GES'L w. P. RepEErs, Auditor Of
STATE Of North Carolina, writesot DR.. Worth.
ington's Cholera and Diarrh9a Medicine: "
regard II as an infaliible remedy" Price %
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TOR SALE

For SALE =.
4 a valuable Farm Of $50 acres forsslO, stu.
ated on Fork Ridge, Marshall county, W, Va,
3 miles from B. & o. R. L. station, Is miles
from Wheeling, on good road, all In EraSs,
and in high state Of cultivation; one'hali
mile from school, convenient 10 mills mar
:fst and churches; plenty Of good fruit, well
watered. TO be sold In one tract or In par
Gals. For further particulars call on or 3D.
PETER CROW,
s Glen EAston, Marshall Co., ". Va.
Mention this pAptE lSGsnAY
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MARriN,siFRRRY.
wheeling sunday school Picnic.


.g65-I'i b. General @ ssiP. SSH ~ ~
Mrs Fannie Anderson returned home yes.
terday, % ~ ~ %
Hon. Daniel Peck, Of Wheeling, ives in
town yesterday. '., ~, 1-i ~
John Mitchell, County Surveyor, was in
t1wn yesterday. z 0la..a ID. !4.lal. d
Mr.. William CSsh. OF st. ClRiraville, was
in town yeste day viewing the land DER,
Mr.. A. Ralstop, L., and he Misses Hall, Of
HaFrisyills were in Town yesterday on
short visit. l st'
Mr.. Joseph Waters, OF the Lime Kiln club
ison trip southwest, not being satisfied
with Sames Stewards report. ..Fl lsa
| Mr.. Nelson TheakeS left for ParkerSburg
yesterday 10 answer summons to appear tt=
fore the US. Grand Jury and testify in the
Scloto csse. -bt'j 'i7'T. 'n-.., :
Mr.. Dan westlGke, OF the Lime Kiln Club,
went fishing yesterday and caught very
peculiar something, not q fish, but looking
somewhat like turtle.
At o called meeting OF the Ladies' Aid 3d.
ciety yesterday, at Mrs. FraEier's, 1t was
unanimously agreed to pos tpons their picnic
for the present. H.. ti,...f as,,1i 4. /. .-il
The East Wheeling Mission Sunday School
came up on the Prince yester ny and went
To The Walnut Grove for nice time but the
rain came straight down and dampened most
oil. the enjoyment st!ll with all they seemed
to;haye q nice time. luISlD q g71tHQl
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NEW YORK, June 27-DRY GooDsSFor season.
able specialtcs the request Is confined to require
ments for conkumr tiOn at hand, which continues
10 tat very fair quantity Of stuff. For prospect
gres. aud good quota Of a,eEfs reached. through
large number Of sci clions, rather than large indi
vIdual tGkIDgF. .Flannels, blankets and Kentucky
Jeans are In ste .dy inquiry and business grows
with each succeed ng day. There Il nothif new
in the way Of prizes and the market shows dull.
ntEs uStiR u the close OF June,
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7A,M.l2MSFM7nMI7A l2N,SE A7EM.
81 20 81 70 II IS "A
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LADIES and Gsrt'emen'sfins Hand sewed
Shoes a specially At T. V. BLoSp's
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GEo. R. TAYLOR is selling Pacific Lawns
and Organizes carried over from last season
at 8 cen,s yard. .-I
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IN Inmes Hotel Arrl,nln.
We tae underaigned hatters OF this city, do
hereby agree 10 Close our places OF business
from Julf 4th, 1858 until September 81, 1883,
NJ Z O'clock 2. N. lSaturiANs eXceptedl.

u q. II. DiNaER, 3s"rwelfth.
y o. q. DISQER, 1854 Main.
HARPER &. BIO, ll0l Main,
b. HARPER & BRos, 1901 Main.
Il =. BucKNAE & Co., 1878 Main.
n GEo. J. MATHls1N, 1922 Market,
G. W. Du en-, 1917 Main. ..
III F. II. BcBERTsoN, 1904 Main.