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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-30
ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In the CITY ana Wheeling Folks
Abroad. f.p..'

Strangers In the Guy and Wheeling Folks
Abroad. f.,.
Mr.. Sam n. Hnbley, Of Pittsburgh, is
again III the city.
Rev. Al. LYDIA, OF kinswood, isin the
city for few days. Va
Mr.. VI. iillingslea and wife, of Fair
mont, are ut the Stanm House. ~ :.
Mr.. John +. Baker, late managing edi-
tor OF the Register. returned home yes,er.
tay IRON a short Western tour.
Rev.. ". Boyd, late OF the West Penn.
syIvunia II. +. Conference, WIS at the
recent annual meeting transferred to the
Ohio Conference, and is stationed at
Wooster. a..
William Austin, proprietor Of the "Da-
vcnc 4 Austin Allied Attractions" which
will appear nj Charley Shay's Academy OF
Music next week, was at one time Mayor
OF BOSTON and has been for many years
largely iutcnsted with Ben Butler in real
estate and building in Somervillc, one Of
the suburban towns Of Boston. Gen. But
Ter Was ut one time Snowman and mar.
ried an actress. Mr.. Austin and the fcs-
tive Ben are the projectors and largest
stock holders in the elevated railroads now
being built ia Boston.
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LOCAL BeEvlriEs.
Matters Of Minor Dlonssnt in and About tbs
Corr in the Eighth Ward tonight.

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Corr in the Eighth Ward tonight.
ALL the members Of the Junior Piumed
Knights who intend to 80 to Pittsburgh
Saturday arc called to meet ut Capitol
Square this evening at o'clock. r N
MAYEn's orchestra played for a ball at
Franzhcim's Hall last night, given by Carl
Mayors dancing classes, and will play for
4 private party III the same hall this even.
ing. Il ~ jg
z Mn. HENRY MAnrlS, OF Washington,
made n speech last night at the Lincoln
Club rooms to tho Junior Plumed knights,
which was ioIcible aud appropriate, and
was well received by the boys. 4
As advertisement will be found III this
Issue calling for business meeting Of the
Plumed Knights for tonight, Mt the Lin.
coin Club rooms, TO completearrangcments
for Saturdays tripto Pittsburgh.
YESTERDAY was the prohibiiionists fast
day. A card was issued from tho Chicago
headquarters calling on tho party; 10 oh.
serve the day MS one Of fasting, hpmilia.
ton and confession. There were nc
spccial observanccs In this city outside Of
the regular prayer meetings. ny
SAMUEL ~, JACKSON, postal clerk
whose home Is at Grafton, met with very
painful accident Tuesday. lie was pre-
pairing to 90 hunting and was engaged i,
Gaping loaled shells when one . was dis
charged into his left hand. Nearly tn,
entire palm was blown OF and the bone!
in the back were broken. lie may lost
| his hand. '9@
TIE senior class Of the public schools o
this city, which graduates next June, vii
have It's first examination to-day. 1t vii
take place Mt Madison school house, il
the Seventh ward. The class will be ex
amined at this time in orthography, read
ing and spelling. The class this year !
an unusually interesting one. Thrc
pupils from the coiorsd school arc anon
the class, '. 81
Ar Charley Shay's Academy of Musi
next week the Davcne 4 Austin Allie
Attractions will present an elaborate bill
embracing sensational specially acts M
burlesque. The organization is II lars
one and comprises many ai the best no1
city artists in the Vaudeville world. u.
feature OF the entertainment is the Aaint
ION march and broad sword comba. dri
by forty young ladies', .
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4 BRAKEMAN KlLLED,
Visit OF railroad Officials and the SEQ
LIQUOR Law Decision mt HeIl,,ire

Visit OF Railroad Officials and the Scott
Liquor Law Decision Mt Bellaire.
J. Q. Addison has opened shoe shop
in Lem Wcsilakc's building. ~
J. B. Barnhill has resigned his position
rs Councilman from the Fourth Ward
The Anderson Juniors will meet ut Cen.
trail Hall tonight to arrange ior Saturdays
parade. .6'4,Nl"I n# ~
The Council has appointed Friday eve.
Ming to Investigate Amos Shepherds
charges against Officer Leach. "
Yesterday morning about 3 O'Clock Zen.
MS Finn, n brakeman on freight train
coming into the BALTIMORE 4 Ohio yards,
fell from the top Of car OH account OF the
breaking OF coupling and broke his
neck. lie lived at Campbell's, and tho
body was put into q neat coffin here and
sent to Ills home yesterday.
James +. Tallman, United States Com.
missioner, yesterday afternoon had before
him John Cata.an, charged with illegal
voting in the Second Ward, lie plead
guilty, acknowledging that lie had been in
this country only eighteen months. lie
was held in 500 10 answer at the United
States District Court at Columbus. -
Bei'aire people generally, saioon.keep.
era and men OF all parties, seem 10 regret
the Supreme Courts decision abotisEiny
the Scott Law. The Republicans are not
bit alarmed about the effect Of the de-
qisian an The November election Bel.
alre has received about $4,000 from the
tax anti the levy for the current year was
made less than will he sufficient without
the money from this tax, g.rl re ~ :
Yesterday the special train With l'rcsi.
dent Roberts, Of lie lennsylvania rail.
road, 9nd pai,y arrived here. One car
with Manager 4. +. Smith, OF Cleveland,
and Cleveland & pittsburgh officials, was
run down over the Ohio Valley tracks
through South Belaire. The train was
given to the Baltimore &. Ohio Company
and taken TO the Ohio River road q, Zen.
wood for a short trip down the road. The
party CONSISTS OF about thirty OF the Off
Gals OF the Pennsylvania system who
have been rs iar rs Chicago, St. Louis and
Cincinnati. The train consists Of dining
sleeping, drawing room, SMOKING and
several ord|paJy cars: Owing to the fog,
which would have prevented any view Of
the river or the road, the train did not 20
below Denwood, but left at once over the
Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky for
Pittsburgh. 5..,, -,
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7 AtrnpEn Ar ,tot 1t {; :,
Tho Mysterious Rillingsf = colored Noma1
I, V u! 4 / Sunday Night. a 81 "a !.

Ahu nyss6x1ouA kA23ti2SbI tolofeu woman
4 Sunday Night. Z. Il 81
Last Sunday night between 10 and ii
o'clock a colored woman named Alice
Harris WIS very mysteriously murdered
in the outskirts Of Niorgantown. The par
ticulars Of theatlak were given an ISrELll.
oEScER reporter lust evening by Squire ".
Hayes, OF that place, who held an inquest
over the remains. Squire Hayes Is In the
city attending the meeting Of the Grand
Lodge l. 0. 0. T.. T'5 '1SN
The murdered woman was about 81
years old, was married and leaves child
about years old. Tier husband lives nj
Grafton, the two having Quarrcled two or
three years ago, since when they have not
lived together. The woman has lived ID
Morgantown iorseveral ycurs, having gone
there when agirl from this city as ono Of
the servants Of Col. Joe Snyders family,
when he gave up keeping the MeLure
House In this city. Sunday evening she
spent at the liousc OF a friend
living on the river road leading out Of
Morgantown.. She left there about 10
o'clock in company with two young col.
ored boys named Leroy Perkins aud VIM.
Trimble. Tho former Is about 10 years
old, and until'a few days since was en-
ployed ut the Commercial Hotel. Trimble
is about Is years old, and does odd jobs
about town. .E-.t
About II o'clock tho body OF the woman
was found about 100 yards from the house
she had left with bullet wound an incl,
above the left temple. Tie bali was Of IS.
100 calibre and had passed through the
brain. The wolnan's basket was found
by her side. Her clothes were not disar.
ranged and there were no marks TO show
my violent treatment or scutilc beyond
the wound.r .5
Squire Hayes empaneled jury md
its verdict was that the woman came to
her death at the hands OF Perkins and tha.
Trimble was accessory thereto. Both BOYS
were arrested and placed in jail. They
had but littleto say und what they did was
contradictory. Trilnbie said that he left
the house before the woman and Perkins,
but that.he had not gone 800 yards before
Perkins overlook him; he said he heard
no pistol shot. At the place he said he
was overtaken, Squire Hays found re.
volver in the rold, about 400 yards IRON
where the woman lny.
1t may have been that Perkins was dis.
playing his weapon and twas accidentally
discharged. ...E., 8.s...
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daily eapacity, Of o net tons, the Kama.
VIVA furnace, ut Coal, Valley, Fayeitc
county, In process Of construction, which
will have when completed a daily eapac.
ity OF 40 tons; and the Virginia furnace, III
Preston county, FIRST bloW1, In in 1866,
having a daily capacity Of Q tons Of ioutl.
dry and forge iron. 4
There arc also ID West, Virginia one fin.
ished and one unfinished Bcsscmer steel
works, the former being that Of the River.
aide Company, and the latter that OF tho
Benwood Company, both at Bcnwood.
The latter will hnve two four.ton convert.
ers and the iormer has two five.ton con.
yerters. The Bellaire steel plant Inns two
iour.ton con yerters, md mn,le iis frat
blow April ~, 1854. The first blow ut the
Riverside was made June II, 1854 The
Standard Nail and Iron Company. at Clii.
ton, Mason county, rolls steel nail nlate
from purchased blooms.
1.-THE lSenwood, Lalelie and Belmont
nail mills also use purchased steel blooms
in making nails, but did not when the
book was compiled.] go NJ.
wv ra n0LLiSG MILLS. ..,
There are eight rolling mills III West
Virginia, six OF these being In Wheeling.
or these tho belmont was built In 1870,
and has an annual capacity OF $50, 900 kegs
OF nails Twill shortly be increased
! The BenwOod works was built in 1852,
burned in 1876 and rebuilt in 1877, and
turns ont 3OS+ 900 kegs OF nails yearly.
The Crescent works OF the Whitaker
Iron Company was built In 1865, and has
an annual capacity OF 5000 tons OF sheet
| iron. =. ~ ~ 5.1} ,'r 1IEs
The Ial'ellc works was built in 1852,
incorporated and enlarged in 1876; annual
capacity, 275,000 kegs Of nails. ......
The Riverside works was built III 1850,
and enlarged since; 1t makes bar iron,
light I rails, railroad spikes and steel
nails, hayinga yearly capacity Of 1900
tons Of finished iron and $780, 900 kegs OF
nails. '.g
The Top Mill OF the Wheeling Iron and
Nail Company was built in 1867 and re.
built in 1872; annual capacity, 100000
kegs Of mills. .'I
Tho Standard works, Mt Clifton, with q
capacity Of $50, 900 kegs OF nails Il year
and the k!6man mill, ut Moundsvlle, no,
in operation, arc the other two.
! In addition 10 these mills there are ir
the immediate vicinity OF Wheeling, jus,
across the river in Ohio, several mills
which really contribute much to the bulk
OF the city's business, several OF then
being largely owned in Wheeling. Among
these are:
The Junction Iron Works, at Mingo
with All office in Wheeling, with an au
npal capacity Of $4,000 kegs; l.aughlir
Nail Works, Martins Ferry, having Al
annual capacity Of l2,5OO net tons; thu
Spal,ling mill, ut Brilliant, annua. capacit,
22S,QO0 kegs Of nails; the IEtna mill, q
.Etnaylle.. which can turn out eO,O0t
tons annually OF bar, sheet and plate iron
and band and light Y and street rails
the Standard mill, at .Etnaville, which
produces plain and corrugated sheet iron
and has an annual capacity OF 5000 ne
tons; and the Belairc nail works with NJ
annual capacity OF 10000 keys OF stee
nails,
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hon. d. u. LUCAS
On tho Rock Ribbed Principles. Of Jcilcr
sontrn Democracy. -.

On tho Rock Ribbed Principles Of Jeitcr.
sontnn Democracy. -.
Hon. D. &. Lucas, OF Jefferson county,
made Il Democratic speech at the hall OF
the House OF Delegates Iasi night, Squire
James Wheeler presided, and the hall was
comfortably filed. Mr.. Lucas arraigned
the Republican party for various, high
crimes and misdemelnors. One OF these
was that it had cost more to support this
Government since 1850 than before. An
other was that Congress had given large
areas ofland to railroads, mot one tic or
rail Of which was laid III Il large section OF
this country, namely, that ecctIon 4onth OF
Mason and Dixon's line"
He demanded a change, the principal
reason given for It being that England,
France, Spain and Italy have had several
changes Of administration in the last
tweniy-iour ycars, in which time this
country has been ruled by the Republi-
can party. W.
The remainder Of the speech was largely
composed Il extracts from the daily press,
from six weeks 10 six months old, though
the dates were not given. telling OF the
closing down OF mills and OF strikes. +,
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To the Editor q NJ Istdicsgssf. - -
Sin: On Tuesday night :+he Second
Brunch passed an order ,,o~have Woods
street curbetl and macadamized ut cost
OF over S., 900, although the whole even.
ing up 10 the time Of. offering Of the
resohiian, haad beer spent in devising
ways and means to/pay. The Outstanding
Indebtedness otthe city. 1gt 5.a'@
At this same meeting it had been ar
ranged to submit and pass an ordinance
taking Eway all authority from the Board
Of Ruhlic WORKS spl giving Council the
Will the people endorse this action after
the above specimen OF reckless extrava-
gance by the Second Branch? L.
Thafing, October 20. - r.
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INDICATIONS,

+ WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. Sol a.
M.-Eor Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
clearing and fair weather, except proceed
ell in the southern portion by local rains,
partly cloudy weather, variable winds,
lower temperature. 2G.5 - x ~:
For the lower lakes. local rains, partly
cloudy weather, variable winds, slight
fall OF temperature. z 49,, (
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sttul,cnyf!c No(c.,

Charles Richardson, engaged in the
Salvation Army disturbance, was fined $50
and in default was sent to Jail. n.
The trouble between the glass blowers
and pyoprietots Of the Acme Glass Works,
on account OF lue takinsiu Of Iaen nAt ac'
ceptabie to the Union, is still unsettled,
and the works are shut down. %7t .4l
The first train went through Gould's
tunnel, onthe Panhandle yesterday morn
ing, and at goon Q upeaial with PRECEDENT
Roberts and the Baard OF Directors passed
through. It is the longest tunnel in Ohio.
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Tho Eighth ward was apparently in.
tested with rutlianly tramps yesterday.
One was locked up in the Eighth ward
lookup Tor going to residences in drunk
en- condition and insulting the women.
Another one went to the house OF 10 lady
named below living OH Eof street, a few
doors below Forty-third street, lie asked
for something 10 cat, which was given
him. lIe ate II Mt the kitchen
table, and after concluding rose and
witiouta word Of thanks left the place,
taking with him a fine watch TINT lay OH
the mantle. Mrs. Delow followed him for
a distance, but he made his escape without
being otherwise molestcl, ; :
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\ LOCOMOTIVE .ENpLODES.



.'u. 4 Total Wreck.
BALTIMORE, Oct. IA freight engine on
the BALTIMORE L Qhla railroad exploded at
Locust Point this morning, instan tly kill
ing engineer Joshua Dixon aud fireman
David burke. The, engine is a total wreck.
The locomotive was Standing on side
track opposite Woodal''s dry dock. ii,
the cab were seated the engineer and fire.
man. Without y moment'q warning the
boiler exploded with terrific force. Dixon
was Instantly killed and his body was
blown into the water $50 feet away.
Burke was blown up On bank some dis
tance oil, and when reached by his fellow
trainmen gave O. few sasps aud died.
Dixon's body was horribly ,huiialed, and
as IT flew through the mir struck the teIe-
graph wires, to Which hiI qYeralls and sns-
pendels adhered. Both nen were mar
ried and leave families The cause OF the
explosion will be investigated.
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"GOue Down lied Lane

That is what the youngsters say when
they wish 10 espFesS thp iIes that csta-
bles have been disposed Of, Happy is he
whose stomach can digest all that soes
down fred lane Unhappy is the victim
Of indigestion, who cannot comfortably
dispose OF his food. Aches, pai,lG, grieis
and mental suffering are his portion
The cure for, all this is Browns Iron Bit
tiers, tho greatest iron medicine in the
world, Mrs. Teidnan, OF St. Louis, says
II used i'Fowu's Iron, EitteeTs for weak
stomach and general debility, apd am
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JUST RECEIVED.

100 latest patterns Of Flat Scaris.. Du.
pllcatcs Of orr Unlaundcred White Shirt,
reinforced both back and front, tho hest
III the market, price $500. Also, the
best all wool Knit jacket, 9g.a
st@G sII c. HESS & sons,
Merchant Tallers and Cents Furnishers.
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Kicked by ~ Mule.

: Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock
Patrick Ryan, 4 coal driver, iell from his
wagon while in the Eighth ward. He
land behind his mulcs' heels and was
kicked very severely and sustained very
bad injuries about the head and iace. His
upper: lip: had cash about two inches
long cut in it, to the bone, and his lower
lip and chin we're horribly gashed. Ono
side Of his face was laid! bare to tho bone.
Altogether. it WIS necessary to tako about
twenty stitches i'll his face to close up tile
cuts and gashes.> 5Jl5 ~ 81
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TO Pittsburgh via tho Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Oh Saturday, November Il Rate
81 % the round trip. Tickets good to re-
turn Monday, November ;. For further
information call on T. II, B. Haase, Tickle.
Agent. I5si{S2''tst - u ~ NV =.
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Olives Of great men always remind us
that we are all subject to die" says m
exchange, but never cough yourself away
as long as you can raise 70 cents Tor d bot
tic OF Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. +.
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Thermometer Record.

: The following shows the range Of the
thermometer MS observed at Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
7 4. NJ, 4l''; l3NM., 50';s r. NJ, 5io;7 r. NJ,
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RnlckAl l;Aciirsinu

TO Pittsburgh via the, Baltimore & Ohio
kallroad on Saturday, November l. Rate
81 % the round trip. Tickets good to re-
turn Monday, November 3. Fer further
information horn call on e. Il. i, fiaasc, Ticket
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SrHvetl-Cow.
l,epoMssc supnies-E. L. Scoll. r4l
Oyster Surper-Salvattdn Army Hall.
Republican McettiSs n, TE 57Is a..-I, yff y
Chamber Suils.-G. Mcndei l. Co. 80. Vi
Grand Chasing Out Salc-A. Slcdcnbach 4 Bro
Head OF Local. sf 'l.s.
u ,ftiue frday-E n. McGiiin < Co Fourth page.
Furnished Rooms wanlcd-Fourih page. 81
Elegant Ines Of Wrsps-Gco. N. Shook 4 Co.
Head Of Local. r.. ~, j. 80. ,hE:-
Attention, rlumcd Enights-FoHrth page.
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to pittsburgh via the baltimore { Ohio
Railroad on Saturday, November l.. Rate
81 IS the round trip. Tickets good to yes
turn Monday November 3. For, further
information call on 7. II. B. Haise, Ticket
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nv \ MAINE lumberman at n bail, saw the
ladies in short sleeves. turning to his
daughter he said, "katie, don't SEQ any
good muscle in tho whole room. They
ought to use St. Jacobs Oil..'
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TOR SALE, n
VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY,

A GOOD FARM FOR SALE-l WILL
~ oi'sr ut private sale for thirty days, my Farm
y q, brooke county, Buffalo iowlwnI,. MIA: We;
liberty, containing 100 prIcs. Sad turn Is In
s sSS III s,!a,e O. cultivation with fair mo'sosn,
which crops out 1T tho sur.acr. Abundance .!
stuit and well watercd. C.,lyenlen, TO chufrb,
: S,onnat school and EcthaMy College. Possession
S,TS ~ once II desired. Terms reasonable fEE'
W., : M1ai9M.ICan on or address, }. +. SMITH
NtNt L1Dtrtv, w Vn Gtn
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s cor se]a , Tsaslss Eye gpq5sa aeS
ling Of carpets, hemp, homemade rag, il.
gram, brussels, kc:, from lsc up. Sugs,
mats, wiNd9w shadts wall pspeM; pia !nSS
&C., DE-, cheap FIR cash. tby crde. Of i Ike
street. IollN HoIMHa, Agent: 4
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DunKrE's CoLp MEAT s1tcE { SALAD n, ,
DnlEssIS,G, ready made, nutritious, econom-
ical, DELICIOUS Nothing equal to II was
eystr offered, and II IL Invariably populaF
10th at liouie and abroad, - e MwFaw Il.
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3. HHAH EttGtnr .EaCp!!SiHs w
To Pittsburgh, satlr,lny, November j.
Round Trip Only 81 81, . 800. 1
On account OF tho great Republican
rally at'Pittsbursh, the Pittsburgh, Gin
cinnati 4 St. Louis Railway Company
have arranged for n special excursion
train to leave Wheeling on the above date
atG:l5 IAN. Wheel ling timel, arriving ct
Pittsburgh ut SEA !. ST., (CGntral timG..)
Returning, special train will leave Tits
hurgh, Saturday, at Il :22 b. NJ, (Whecl-,
Ing llMe:l Tickets will also be COED for
return passage until Monday, November
8, ipclpsiye. Fare for roNpll trip 81 q.
aeouro your. tickets Friday and avoid tho
crowd Saturday morning y Por tickets and
further information apply,to'J. G. Tom.
llrson, ticket agent, Pan Handle route,
loot Of Eleventh street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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MoeSiNa GAoEy MRlSs PawpeR al ways
pure, fresh and healthiul.. Use ito other.
b Ei55g.tg,l G. S. FEgSY, Proprietor,
.,.-;,,.. !. ~. lilO Main Street.
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4 fpLLline 81 ladies' common sense
shoes, in four different widths, ut i65'''2 ~
e . 5l:5si Lv. BLoSD's.
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2clp Advertisements.

FURNISHED ROOMS WANTEp-
y Vented TO rent for six months al small I'm.
hhtlti mouse, or three furnishct: rooms sunielnt
housekeeping by Two PERSONS. }Si,lst be N GENITAL
h i1eaI3n N Third wA,d. Address ut this CAiw.
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CLOSING out Burgies and Spring
Wagons: away hel9w their why's;
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Youn grocer has "rarto!a" coffee. Buy
1t for lOc per pound. 5SAl 4. ~ 4 NJ
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70 the futtts..

Just received, another lot OF ladies'
hand'scwed Wa1kenphast button shoes ut
q ii5 .H4lt,FE G9G i.s&5L i. Y. BLoSD's. )
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3 Doors AND SHOES at all prices ut 4.
p ", Y. lBhQSp,s.
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GRAND CHEAP EHcuitsioS

ASK for "partola" coffee Agood I'M.
ground coffee for l0c per pound. Sasgg y
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call at t5s-3 ~ (. VIII avn. -.
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Fully. Prepared

..,ASk your groccrf for 10" Parto!a" coffee,
in one pound papers. 5,5 u IA ~ ..T''s
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