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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12
General Industrial and Railroad
Talk,

While at work at the Buchanan
oil we'll. in Mt Pleasant township, Friday,
the rope broke near the surface OF the
ground, and the drills and rope are conse-
quently fastened over two thousand feet be-
low the surface. Superintendent Croker
has gone to the oil country and the other
workmen are in Wheeling. II is not
known whether this means an abandon
ment or not. II is now one OF the deepest
wells in the country.
The Springfield iron workers held .
meeting Saturday night to protest against
the District Executive Committee in Or
dering strike. Dictation by the Anal
gamated Association was repudiated, the
strike denounced as unwarranted and the
iron companies sustained by the men in
resolutions adopted.
The employees of Brown, Bonnell & Co.,
Saturday by being paid the money
due them for labor performed by
them up 10 the time that the mills shut
down and possession Laken by Receiver
Brown. The smountl paid out reached the
snug sum of $4,000. and caused feeling
OF satisfaction among all classes. AL the
mills lighted last Sunday night are run
ming double turn in all departments. aud
the new lO-inch was started this morning.
Ii is expected that next Monday the re-
mainder of the works will be in operation
as orders for iron are flowing in from all
quarters.
A rumor was current yesterday that q
reduction of wages was contemplated Ut
Park Brothers i Co.'S Black Diamond Steel
Works, and that the men would refuse to
accept the reduction and strike 1t was
without foundation as inquiry at the Office
gave them their FIRST intimation of the re-
duction. The same rumor included q re
ductioD Of II per cent At Graft. Bennett &
Co.'S Clinton Mill, to take effect Monday,
but at the office nothing was known of it
A comeback engine, No. l29, from the
main line Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, brought train of eleven cars, laden
with railroad materials, from Wheeling to
Washington, on the Sth instant, over the
HemPhsld. ltwss the first engine Of the
kind that ever passed over the latter road,
and excited some wonder along the line.
The boys here csllei it two story loco
motive" Peter Moran, Supervisor of Lo-
cOnotives, accompanied the engine on its
first trip TO Washington. Engines of this
kind will become familiar to our PEOPLE
when the Pittsburg Southern is completed.
-HGshing'on Reporter.
Construction of the new Baltimore and
Ohio connection with Wheeling is advanc-
iIs rapidly no Streets run The road when
Goa p'e;ed will be sixtsen miles in length,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12
THE SOUTHERN EXPOSITION.
An Opportunity for wheeling 10 Ex.
hibtt Her Manu- faotures.

Mr.. John c. Wharton, of Louisville, a
commissioner Of the Southern Exposition,
is in the city, and last night paid the
REGISTER office friendly call. His mis-
sion in Wheeling is to induce our manu-
facturers to secure space and send exhib-
its to the great Exposition of which Lou
isville and the entire South expect so
much. AS is perhaps well known, the
Southern Exposition opens August /,
1883, and continues one hundred days,
during which time 1t is expected q million
visitors will pass through the gates. Ger
tainly the South will urn out en- masse.
Here on the border line, says the Louis.
willie Industrial News, in a beautiful and
hospitable city, the great Southern Exposi-
ton, on the first day of August, will throw
open its doors TO the world, and for hun
dred consecutive days welcome all who
come. Commencing the wisdom OF its
projectors, and the spirited manner in
which citizens from all classes and condi-
tons have come forward as one mind, and
with no beggarly hand endowed the pur-
pose, the country is already looking
forward with growing interest TO the
coming event. It's results cannot be fore.
told, nor their importance oyer-estimated.
Such an opportunity Louisville has never
had, and may never have again. Not only
the city, but the State, should be equal to
the occasion, and use il to the best sdyan-
tage But all the good to result from this
great enterprise will by no means be con-
fined to lscsl limits. Here, where the
productive South meets the industrial
North, the raw material OF one section
will find the machinery Of the other; and
here the commercial and moneyed East
may confer with the enterprising and de-
veloping West. And from this general
business conference and exchange OF
ideas much good will surely result to
every section, and the Exposition become
a matter OF national interest aud import
ance.
II Wheeling has any future, II isa future
indissolubly connected with industrial
matters. Here is q golden opportunity to
display her manufactures and Wheeling
should not neglect it. The REGISTER be.
speaks for Mr.. Wharton that courtesy for
which stranger never asks the Nail City
in vain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12
AEot Time at youngstown.

The sixth district meeting at Ioung5-
town, was held at the usual hour and large
representation was in attendance from all
over the district. First Vice President
John J. Davis, occupied the chair. \ long
and at one time stormy session was held.
Delegates are mum as to what action took
place, but ii is very evident from what has
been learned that they will not stand any
reduction or modification OF the z;ale on
the lSt of June next. 1t got so hot for
some of the delegate tinishers that they left
the hall before the meeting closed. Dele
gates were selected TO the scale meeting,
which will be held in Pittsburgh April I,
and at eight o'clock the meeting adjourned.
Not a word could be learned at Philadel-
phia, OF the meeting of the eighth district,
there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12
MlJeeliRs Besistsn
M0NDNY. nNKCH ~, 1883.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index to New Advertisements.

Must Have Room-A. Siedenbach-
[Hesd Local
For Sale-TeIas Land Script. D.
Smith.
Opera Houss-Kste ClaSton.
Clothes WripgerS, &c.-NeSbitt & Bro.
To Painters and Builders-W. A. Will
son.
Wanted-Commercial Travellers.
Business Stand for Rent-JameS L. HaW-
ley.
For Cincinnati-Steamer Audes.
Easter Cards-C. II. Quimby.
Notice to Bridge Builders.
Closing Sale OF Engrayiugs-W. II. Hal
Ter.
Spring Has Comet. c. MofTat & Co.
EFOr the Sick ROom-G Mendell & CO.
Purify Your BlOod-R H. List.
Opera GlasseS-Miller & Franzheim.
Granite Waze-G. w. JohnsOn'S Sons.
lee Crsam-ThoS. F. Heymsn.
Save Your Eyes-T. G.. Dillon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12
Forming o q. A. n. Post,

There was meeting at United Labor
Hall yesterday afternoon for the purpose
of organizing post Of the G. A. Z. The
attendance vas large. J. H. Burt va, ch,-
sen president. and G. B. Jones secretar v.
committee of three was appointed to
wait on Gen. Duval this afternoon and
provide for securing 9 charter. The c,m-
mittee is composed of Messrs. J. o. Jones'
w. N. Morgan and Edward Robertson.
There. will be another meeting at the
same place next Sunday afternoon. The
committee was empowered to call meet.
ing for the purpose of mastering in ths
poSI al as early date as possible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12
The weather To-Day.

WASHINGTON, D. C., March l2-For the
Tennessee and Ohio valley, fair weather,
northwest winds generally shifting to
southerly, stationary or higher temPera-
ture, followed by falling barometer.
For the Lower Lake regions, fair wealth
er, westerly baking TO warmer souEherly
winds, stationary or lower pressure.
Rulletin-Barometer is highest in MIS-
souri, and lowest nearest the mouth of St.
Lawrence river; occasional snow has fallen
in the Lake region ana occasional rain in
Texas, elsewhere fair weather has prevailed.
The prevailing winds are westerly and the
temperature has fallen, except in the
Northwest. Upper Lake, region and West
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12

and extend from Six Mile Ferry to Finley.
VILE catching the Pittsburgh southern ana
giving 4 short important cut of to Wheel.
Ing. The entire road will be graded by
Nav 1. and tied and tracked shortly, judg-
ing by the way the work is progressing at
present.. Contractor Charles Mackin has
eight hundred men at work grading up the
run. and is closely followed by trestle
builders and tie layers. Two miles OF track
are finished at the Finleyville end and .
number of good lengths ct other points.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12
DELUSION AND FARCE.
the Ridiculous Garbage Ordinance
Give Us SomeIhinE Operative.


Give Us Something Operative.
At the meeting Of Council tomorrow
night, when the Committee on Health re-
ports the garbage contracts, a resolution
will be introduced looking TO the abolition
Of the system. 1t may carry aud it may
not At the meeting Of the committee on
Thursday night Health Officer Edwards
protested sgainst letting the contracts, eI-
planned the inetiiriency OF the system and
warned the committee Sc ,inst the result
which might grow out of uncollected gar.
mage in warm weather. II is certain that
the present system of gathering garbage by
contract is fraud and a delusiou. At
the price paid il is a physical impossibility
TO tO the wsrk well aud to have it done
otherwise is worse than useless. Under the
ordinance, mo person shall be allowed to
make proposals for more than one district"
No district comprises more than two wards
and thus only u comparatively small terri
tory is given 10 each. Competitive bidding
has put the price down to figure at which
the work cannot possibly be done. Section
5 of the ordinance reads:
SIC. 5, Each garbage collector shall re.
move the garbage and offal from every
hotel, dwelling or other house as above
provided, IN the district in which he is ap.
pointed or employed, once a week dur
ing the months OF December, January and
February, twice week during
October and November, and SIX tunes
week during the month OF
June, July, August and September: aud
the garbage and offal thus collected shall
be removed from and beyond the corporate
limits Of the city. Prorded, h1cerer, That
no garbage snail be deposited at any point
north of the water works which may be
west of Wheeling creek.
Under this section, take an example.
The committee awarded the Eighth ward
district at $500 How. under Heaven, can
a man keep q horse and cart and do the
work for that money? He may be fined
for not doing it, but that does not remove
the garbage and prevent its engeadering
disease So il is with other districts.
Last year the city paid q tribe under
81 90 for removing garbage. II the hoSiS,
cries and complaints which come thu OH e,
snd the double number which found the
Health officer, are any criterion, the work
Vas not half done. But suppose this sum
we're to be placed in the hands OF = compe-
tent person who should hire men to col
Iect the garbage, how different would be
the result. Instead of the times prescribed
BY law the garbage could be removed every
day in the year and removed to some pur-
pose.
The present system is farce. Lat il be
abandoned. Let Council. in the interest
Of the health Of s, 900 people, pay enough
IN have the work done by contract, or
abolish the system and substitute one that
will be operative. We don't want 20 fine
the contractors, we want the offsl removed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12
WArER WAIFS.
Personal and General aews Along the
River,

Personal and Geaersaa news Along the
River,
The Diarnal Is the Petersburg packet
to-day.
The Stockdals passed up yesterday.
Destination. Pittsburgh.
All the regular packets will be running
in their trade this week. -
The st. Lawrence passed dawn en- route
for Cincinnati yesterday.
Quite large quantity Of freight left
this city yesterday on the river packets.
The river was falling slowly - dark last
night with 8 feet 8 inches of water IN the
channel.
PIrrssURsH. March l1.-RiverN6 feet 5
inches and rising. sweather clearaRd cold.
EyASsyILLS. March 1l.-Riyer falling,
With p feet in the channel. Weather
clear. Thermometer SO. A few snow flakes
Zen this evening and Indications Of more.
CtScrSSArr, March 1l.-Riyer p feet and
a inches and rising. Weather clear and
cool.
Ior1SyrLIx. KY, March l1.-River risiag
.loxiy. o feet 4 inches in the cana, ieet
a inc6es chute on falls. Weather clear ous
unite cold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12

SWoman are rapidly finding places in
The learned professions and more lucrative
occupations from which they were formal.
ly excluded. Many are graduating in
medicine. Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, Of
Lynn, Mass, is a minister Of health TO
thousands who may never touch the hen,
Of her garment or behold the genial Iish.
of her modest countenance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12

Ladies will find some of the
finest English and French En-
cravings ever imported I'm the
collection at Crangle's Block.
All must be sold. The auction
will continue this afternoon and
evening", w. II. HALLER, Auc-
fiDnepr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12
Forty Years Expertenee OF an oia

ms;n,ion Of one Of the best. female ply
p, ma nurses in the URited States,
slciah - hecn used for forty years with
ana ~ suecess by miliousot mothers
nnssN,hsir children. IL relieves the child
from pain. cures dysente5y ana cnIir sS
gripping in the bowels and s S,na rs SSs tss
s'v,nf vice % cents bottls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12
Another Pittshursh Murder.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 11.-This even.
ing George Kirsch was found dead in .
house on Brownsville avenue. There were
TIVE stabs in his face. Two brothers named
Williams are accused Of the crime. The
police are looking for them. The cause
Of the murder is an old grudge. ..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12
Department

The Wheeling REonrER va founded II
lhS, mt The time Of the inauguration NJ The
state OF West Virginia. Al par aud pared
OF the new State, closely Identified with ~
sure 10 ita advancement, the REanrKK shave
In the lust exultation with which our people
regard lis bright career. The population ~
the State has Increased In greater rniio ih.n
piled and improved In efiiciency, her Eovefn'
nient has been well and economically admin
istrred. her resources are being d-velop~i via
sn and ss1 geogIf Il. S sns
state tie REGISTER has grown. with IL de-
veiopment the REoIsrKR has dsvslopei. with
Its prosperity the Rk1IsTkR has pno.p"rrd
And ~ showing the estimation IN which tue
paper is held by the citizens OF tho state fof
" hose interests 10 has Steadfaslly batilcd. We
can ray with truth that no other paper II rrAd
iher penetrate every part Of tho st~ts - u
dIhe REGISTER will continue A. hereio'ors
he advocate Of broad aud liberal Poliey
the conduct Of public afYsirn, the eftrnnof
and strengthening Of the free school sya'a
the en- provement OF tie state and the dsvc.
opmcni Of It's resources. Its proprieton point
to IT. past ~ nm s . o, ~. iu,u .sn,ao.p,,
page, 81. column pSper-price si.H ny mall.
The SUNDAY RkaIsTER In the same si.r. and
hS air ady gained very large circuIshoa-
The DAILY RIoisrIE il printed al G.Sps'
The Model Nap % Wsst Virginia. the
most com plete msp ever Issued u the stale. y
now ready fer dellvery-prtoe SlU.
Any peipon remittinE 70 M the snb~cripu1n
price OF either edition Of the papey. sfdinsN
cents thereto will receive copy OF tins map
Thus
Weekly Rsgistsr one year and Map .....!H
sunday Register one year and Msp.
Daily Register one year and Map.
Daily every day In the year, with Map 80
Your subscription and friendly Aid are r.
spectfuily solicited.
TO get up clubA for the WEEKLY kU1srGh \
club N 10 end Map to each subscrber .h
he sent for. U.50. and special premlnn :
copy OF the pspsr one year ana tIe MAP y"
be ISN'T TO thskstter up Of The club
LEWIS BAKER g. co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12

Auction sale of Elegant En-
cravings at Crangle'S Block,
Market street, on saturday. Now
Dpen for examination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12

ALI builders wishing to obtain low and
satisfactory figures on Tin Roofs, Spouting,
etc. should call on Heinlein Bros, dealers
in Household Furnishing Goods and Manu-
lecturers Of Galvanized Iron Goraice and
all kinds of job work. Heinlein Block,
Bank street, Bridgeport, Ohio.
7 We guarantee all work 10 give satiStac-
Ti1n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12

Large Stock OF Plated Spoons
and Forks just received by
Jacob w. Grub, JeWeler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12
Fresh Arrival.

q Cases Valencia Oranges. -r......
100 Boxes Messina Oranges.
100 Boxes Messins Lemons.
For Sale at Low market rate By G. S.
Fseny.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12

ASK your grocer for Morning Glory Bak-
ing Powder. Always fresh and reliable.
G.. s. Feeney, proprietor, 14l0 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12

1sU PYisa, aDoanttSg $500. - D
AnnieeIsoa fsS rafss % eisn 49,, q
na1s .oaiy q o. o0ss d ~ 49,
r ssr 10 ,ssors..,.. 20: :: s,.iss -;
iR1 .s.,i sSsI Ia fs.s.s o. Ncsss oIE 80.
:slsss HE.Hs5SiEs
t'S, p is & a. Er,nosaia.g - "a! So, -
pr:.ssssi SsEs ssas Dc C.'''N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12
wHBRLIya ". VA.

The prslic - requested carefully 10 noslss
the new and enlarged scheme 70 BE- dnss
Monthly.
sSCAPITAL PaIxE. s7S.see-vs
Tickcts only g, Bhsrss In proportion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12

ouisIana Stnte lOttovy cSapssy.

loul0Iana St1t0 IottoTy CSWpWE
.,rsnssmsnts "a I'll i6s Honihly ssd s:ei.
Annusi drawings Of the LOUISIANA 1t.ls ~
terv I0fu pany, and In psBon mAnAfsS
control The DfavtnD themselves, ssd -
The Sms sre oooduoled with honesty. fsir2
ana m Sood faith towards all partisA. Sna -
suthor{ss de Com any 70 uss this osrtinne
Win fsc.similes Of our signstsfss sitse"~'
In in AdvortiaomentA' .r,.on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12
a. r. BEAURE0ARD.
], A. EARLY,

fpeorposatsd In - Tor 1ys.n By tss p. - -.
I Sa:sn "a sS .spiisi . .h,s
feeaTvs fupd Of over 5000 has nno -. M
sddci. By an overvhelp Ing popular y. ~ 80
franchise US mads 2 pr o. tns % IN.
The only LottsrJ sycr votsd 90 Ao' e0'"
n never scales o. pcaspons nS,siy.
Single Number DravtnH AXE as so1ass.
rh.r6 GRIND Drsvins. Ca. I, q Nv ~, ~
LEHNs. T.aIGv. bCsse %, ssss-
Monthly k H'isf.sE .n.sE; s e. =; .ss,...s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-03-12

A large assortment OF Percals, formerly sold
at ~ apd i5c, will De closed out AZ and Toe
All our Lawns sold az ioc will be closed 81
cts. All our l2k Lawns to be closed out AT
90 cents
A large line OF elegant
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
Personal.

j. c. Bigger of Dallas IS in the city.
Misses Davenport and Herbert of
Denton are at the ltl Paso.
John G. Homer and family of Waco
are stopping nj the lei Paso
The family of w. II. Curtis of Hen
rietta arrived In the city yesterday and
registered at the El Paso.
Rev. Geo. NJ. Sanborne and wife of
Sherman; were in the city yesterday
aud left for home this morning.
Col. Thos. f. Fisher, general agent
of the Cult, Colorado IL Santa lie rail.
road, was in the city yesterday.
MI. NJ. RI. Chapman, who has been
confined 10 his room for some time,
has recovered sufficiently to be out
again.
Oscar Seligmann, late of the firm of
Seliguann, Mayer IL Co., has con-
nected himself with the firm of Casey
& Swasey. Success to him.
G. b. Beard and c. b kirkpatrick,
two of Decatur's worthy citizens, came
in on the Fort Worth Il Denver last
night Tor short visit, and called In to
say chow de" TO the GAZETTE force.
c. f.. w. Milton, the pleasant and
gentlemanly policeman, returned from
his home Arkansas To his adopted
home (reXas) yesterday, and had II
splendid time while away, and re-
ported fer duty this morning.
Judge j. ID. Carwile, that ever gen
ial and always welcome commercial
tourist, he who represents Jos. H..
Brown In the western part of the
state, called In Mt his old haunts and
chinned the GAZETTE force fora short
time last night.
Mr.. Clifford Van Sickle, the jovial
diminuitive travelling agent of the
Santa Fe got In last night putting and
blowing and enquiring for II south
room. Van knows everybody, and by
his genial good humor wins many
friends for the road he represents.
Mr.. j, G. Loving OF Jack county
passed the day in the Fort yesterday
with his brother, Geo. j. Loving, and
left last night on the Missouri Pacific
for Missouri and an extended trip
through the Northern states. The
GAZETTE wishes him u pleasant trip.
Mr. w. +. Patrick late of Austin,
arrived in the city yesterday to take
charge of the telephone exchange.
lie is al old employee of the company
and expresses his Intention of rear
ranging everything and putting the
telephone system of this city into the
best working order
Or. ID. b. Mcmillan is IN our city
from Caddo Peak, twenty miles south
of this, and is looking after the inter
est ofiheir college 1T that place whlct
Il now under contract and the build
ing in progress of erection. lie VII
call on our business men who get trade
from that portion of the country iol
help. All that may assist viii he IKE
casting bread upon the water. they
are an appreciative people and never
forget favors.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01

than forty floats of tableaux ears
larger. more imposing and grander in
every way than ever before shown.
Ordinarily the number of characters
introduced in pageant is less than
one hundred. I'm the Baltimore pa
geant there will be two hundred ard
thirty characters upon the floats,
every costume entirely new and inn
ported from Paris direct 1t will re.
quire thirteen hundred men, two hun
dred and forty horses, over fifteen thou
sand gas jets, eight bands of music,
and other accessories in like magnifi-
cent proportion. The actual cash out
lay necessary to- place the pageant up
on the streets of Baltimore will exceed
thirty-five thousand dollars. The char
acters are assumed exclusively by
members of the Order of the Oriole.
merchants and business men of the
highest standing. The special
series of excursions arranged
by the Baltimore aud Ohio are
meeting with undisguised favor, AS
they admit of visiting SO many places
OF great Interest In addition to the
Oriole at Baltimore. AS all the festiv-
tiles in the Monumental City are at
night, the days can be put in visiting
Washington. Old Point Comfort.
Fortress Monroe, Luray Caves, Har.
per's Ferry, and very many other
points. The rate is down To the very
lowest notch, half-fare from all star
tions on the enormous system ernr
braced within the b. & o. manage
ment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
LEADING SPECIALTIES.

At this Fancy Grocery Store of Combs,
Read II Co., Next Door to Postofiice. y
Windsor manor pickles.
Crosse d Blackwell's malt vinegar.
Mnnzanilla Olives.
California pr, serves new crop.
Thurber's pearl sago.
Thurber's breakfast samp.
Tharber's cooked oats,
Thurber's shredded oats.
Thurber's whole roasted chicken in
Jelly
Beatty's arrowroot.
Chile con carne.
Progress Japan tea (sun dried)
Cyclone flour.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-01
IN BRIEF.

Go to Eastwood & King for Harper's
"BoroJentine,' the finest tooth lotion
In the market.
Give Harper's fragrant "Boroden-
tine'' for the teeth a trial. For sale by
Eastwood d King.
Ten dozen Of the fattest, finest
spring chickens in the market at Tur-
ner u McClure's.
Try Harpers Borodentine" tooth
lotion; IL just takes the cake. Sold 10y
Eastwood Il King.
The entertainment for the benefit of
the Baptist church was postponed ON
account of the sudden illness of Miss
Murphy TIL Tuesday evening, Sep
TENDER 4th. Tickets can he had al
Washer Il Augustus, Cantreli Il DiI
lard's and Max Elser's.