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Work done at short notice.
FOREIGN bills duplicated
Oh office Stationery.
Tie employ competent
UOrkBlen and neJC H1dteJi-
al and turn ont no inferior
IrOTE.
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REp.RuGs. FIIKs.


Flies, reaches, ants, bed'bugs, rats, mic
gophers, chipmunks cleared out by ''lloul
on Rats" l5o,
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CROUCH on ITCH"
Rough on Itch, cures humors, eruptions,
rngworn, letter, salt rheum, frosted feet,
chillblRins.
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,.pounu nv plies u

"ROUGH on PILES
Cures Piles or IIomorrhoids, Itching, Pro-
trudng, Bleeding, Internal or other. In
ternal and External remedy in each pack
age. Sure cure, soc. Druggists.
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l'alpitAtion, DTOpsicl hWellings, DlkNl
ness, Indigestion, Headache, hleeplessnessr
cured by Wells Health l,ensweT,
"ROUdm on CORNISH
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warts, buniuns,
"RUCnu'PAIhA.,
Quick, complete cure, all Kidney HAD
der and Urinary Diseases, Sealding. lrrita'
ton, Stone, Gravel. Calarrh Of the lila lder'
~, Druggists
BED,BUGs. FIIKs.
Flies, reaches, ants, bed'bugs, rats, mice
gophers, chipmunks cleared out by though
on Rats" l5o,
rHlS PROPlR,
"Wells' Health Remover restores health
anil ygor cures Dyspepsia, impotence Sex
ual Debility. 81,
TROUGH OS PAIN"
Cures cholera, collie, cramps, dlhrrhnN'
aches, pains, Sprains, headache, neuralgia
rheumatism, zoe. Rough on Pain flas'ers,
Ice.
MOTHERS,
II You aro failing, broken, worn ont and
nervous, use "Wells' Health Renewer'' 81
Druggists.
LIPE PREsgRyER.
II you nro losing your grip on mo- try
"Wolls' Health Remover" Goes direct 10
weak spots.
"RouGH on PILES"
Cures Piles or lIomorrhoids, Itching, Pro-
truding, Bleeding, Internal or other. ln'
tornal and External remedy in each pack
age. Sure cure, soc. Druggists.
sssss.s''ss'
PRETTY WOMEN.
Ladies who would retain freshness and VI
vacity. Don't fail to try Wells Health Re
newer"
TROUGH on ITCH"
Rough on Itch, cures humorS, eruptions,
ringworn, letter, salt rheum, frosted feet,
chillblains.
TROUGH on CATARRH."
Corrects offensive odors ut once. Com
plete cure of worst chronic cases, also I'M
equaled ms n gargle for Diptherin, Sore
Throat, Foul Breath $50.
THE HOPE OF THE NATION.
Children, slow in development, puny,
scrawny and delicate, use "Wells' Health
Remover.
CATARRH OF THE BLADDER.
Singing, irritation, inflammation, all Kid
ncy and Urinary complaints cured by
"Buchu- Paiba." 81.
"wATERBUGs, REACHES"
Rough on Rats" clears them out, also
Raptlns ANTS
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II you aro failing, broken, worn ont and
nervous, use "wells Health Remover" 81,
Druggists.
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-. .. AHlN IAN''tss - a.,
"Wolls' Health Remover restores health
and yigor, cures Dyspepsia, impotence Sex
ual Debility, -.
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II You Aro losing your grip ON life, u
"wolls' Health Remover" Goes direct
weak spots.
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U'RoUgU on PAIN"

TROUGH OF PAIN"
Cures cholera, collie, cramps, dlarrhma,
aches, pains, aprains, headache, neuralgia,
zoe. Rough on Pain Plasiers,
l5c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-21
AM al raANr RECEPTION
Given by Mr.. Edward Franxho!m TO h
Fricnds Last Evening.

Given by Mr.. Edward Franzhoim TO Bis
Friends Last Evening.
The reception given by Mr.. Edward
Franxheim last evening at the residence
of his psother, on North Main street, viii
long be remembered as the leading social
occurrence Of the season. The elegant
mansion IVES brilliantly illuminated and
layishly decorated with potted plants and
cut flowers; 1t was almost literally trans
formed into a conservatory. The smooth,
close clipped lawn In the rear ives lit up
BY numerous Chinese lanterns prettily
hung on Japanese parasols and festooned
in graceful lines.
In receiving his guests, Mr.. Franzheim
was assisted by his mother and brothers,
Mcssrs. Albert and. Harry, Franzheim.
Mrs. Franzheim's pleasant and cordial
greeting made the blends Of her son feel
that they were indeed welcome.
Among those present weto Misses Laura
Lukins, Carrie Brues, Bette Mcclure,
Emma Stamm, Josie and Allie Met abe,
Belle Caldwell, Efiie and Ida updegraf,
Gussie Hupp, jamie Good, Florence OFT,
Katie Hazlett, Mary OF, Laura Cooper,
Maud Echols, Mamie McIlwaine, Jennie
Baird, Miss Pierce, Of Newark, Lou.
Use Laughlin, Mr.. and Mrs. John
List and NIessrs. U. s. Carlin,. Bert
Haz!ett, Albert Whitaker, OF. Rhodes,
Charles Hobbs, Walker FriEsell, J. K.
Hall, Eugene Hildreth, Ben Hardesty,
Frank seigel, Louis Delaplaine, OFT Car
others, Elmer Frasher, Edgar Hall, Chas.
Hughes, Dan Heiskell, Frank j. L. Hupp,
Howard Simpson, Charles List, Robert
Hsase, Walter Bloomfield and others.
In addition, Mr.. and Mrs. George K.
McMechen, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Franzheim, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Vance,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Berger, and Mr..
George X. Wheat and Mrs. w. A. lsett
were present.
Dancing to Killmyer's superb music
was participated in by all and in the In
TERMS promenaling through the beauti-
iut house was o pleasant diversion, About
midnight Refreshments were served.
The toilets worn by many Of the ladies
were unusually handsome, some superb
ones being displayed.
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BEnLA1RE.

Adventure with Footpads-Glass House and
Other Notes.
ST. Clairsyille Fair begins Sept. 2.
Saturday is pay day at the steel works.
Edna, daughter of A. Q. Hill, is recov-
ering.
The Burr's Mill cpmpmeeting closed
yesterday.
The Bellaire window glass houses are
still repairing.
M. "A. Klots has gone to Philadelphia
and New York.
Mr.. :; W. Pratt was in town yesterday
from Wheeling.
Fire willbo putin the Quaker City glass
house this week.
H. F. Burtett, Of woo5sasld, is in the
city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lewis, Of Lewis's
Mills, are in the city.
Mr.. r. I. Welch, OF kelsey, o., was in
yesterday on business.
The old officers Of the Barrs Mills camp
meeting were reelected.
Hon. A. q. Ransge and wife, Of Smith
township, are in the city.
Mr.. Emit McKeen, Of stewarIsyille, O.,
Is in the city on business.
Miss Nora Bearers has returned to her
home in New Castle, Indiana.
Mrs. Edward Harris, who has been sick
for some time, Is getting better.
The Rellairo glass manutactors have
failed to get start made as yet.
Mrs. ]. L. Lave and Miss Jessie Bute
have gone 10 Pittsburgh on visit.
A number OF Turner'S OF this city will
attend the convention at Wheeling next
Sunday.
Ellsworth Ffyman and Robert Hite will
60 to Denver, Col, to make that their fu-
ture home.
Mr.. Mord Nelson, an engineer OF the @.
4 T. took his family to visit relatives at
Bethany, w. Va, for week.
Frank Archer, Charles DeiteDburg, G.
Marshall and James Follen go to steuben+
vile 10 work in the Acme glass house.
Mrs. Eliza Romick, OF Martins Ferry,
whose husband wss killed during the war,
received pension amounting to 81 200.
While Mr.. ]. Landiried was at work in
his shop yesterday morning some one
took pair Of ehoeg from the front OF his
store.
John Nuz1m, who some years ago was
editor Of the Bellsire Standard, has been
appointed chief clerk in the Milwaukee
postolice at salary Of $4,000 a year.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad
employees have their usual annual picnic
tomorrow. They will 60 to Minerva, O.
Quite number are going from here.
Gus Greenfield, we'll known in this city,
now stationed at AIingo, had great en-!
counter with foot-padS the other night,
and came within an ace OF losing his life.
He had gone to steubenyille early in the
evening on the train; and walked homo
late at night witha friend named Moore,
They were attacked within half mile Of
his home. Greenfield was knocked down,
and the tobbers were irving to 70 through
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WASHINGTON, d. G., August 2o.- Com
missioner Black, Of the Pension Office,
became convinced, from the discovery Of
a large number Of fraudulent names on
the PhiladelphiaspdiN yashington.pay rolls,
that asimilar state Of affairs existed in
other places. He has been pushing his
investigation in Chicago, aud he finds
borne on tho rolls Of that city tho names
Of 500 persons not entitled to a pension.
Many Of these arc dead, o number are
widows who have remarked, and a few
are missing. How much money has been
drawn i,ardulently is not known, but In
the opinion;ot pension otacisls the
number Of fraudulent claims paid Is not
large. General Back proposes to verify
the pension rolls throughout the entire
country, and he says that in future, whom
estimates arc made Of the amount Of
money necessary for each quarter or fiscal
year they will DO based On trustworthy
rolls.
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,tJaek q Diamonds"

The i ~ tlfanSit ic attraction the theatre
eoers Of Wheeling will enjoy Is "Jack O.
Diamonds with Frederic Btyton in the
title roe. The TACT already announced
that Nat Goodwin Is o partner in the en-
teFprise il q voucher for It's character. Mr..
Bfyton Is highly spoken Of by critics who
have witnessed his performance. "Jack
o. Diamondss is play somewhat on the
order OF g Diplomacy, = except that 1t Is q
thorough American playin origin, spirit
and treatment. The title role Ia q peculiar
ono, being that OF q heroic gambler. Tho
drama Is refined, and ID spoken Of as the
best that Clay Greene, author Of M Hiss"
aOhispap and other well known aud popu.
latd dramas, has yet produced.
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State Auditor Duffy is reating at his
home in Webster county, and having an
enjoyable time with his friends at the
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arnR pIRTY pozEa.n
An East wheolipg Gang Tho Police should

An East wheeling Gang tho Police Should
ExtsrntinRte.
Last evening Squire w. Il. Davis Issued
awarrant for John 4. sheflin, an East
Wheeling youth, on the charge Of as
sault upon George Manners. shefiln hit
Manners q younger boy, behind the car
with q heavy piece Of brick, inaitting q
serious wound. Tho asslilRnt told Man
ners he did not intend to hit him that
the brick was meant for Mr.. Louis Shaub,
manager Of the Central glass house.
Squire Arlio also issued warrants last
evening torseyeral boys, or young mem
on several serious charges. These boys
stole two melons from q wagon, and when
the driver fetnons led with them, ioFci-
bly, drove him of his wagon aud beat him
These boys all belong to q gang Of
toushs appropriately, called ssthe Dirty,
Dozen, but that there are atleast q score 81
them. THESE peri fnanees are only apocis
mems Of occurrences which are o. almost
daily occurrence. The natural inquiry q,
where are The policeG ThiEisWhat numaf.
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Gus residents Of East Wheeling hayebeen
asking for several months. THEY Bay they
are al the mercy Of this gang ol young
outlaws unless they take thelaW In their
own hands. The Justices courts aiford'a
remedy, but II Is necessarily inconyeniert
to institute q State prosecution for every
petty otfense. A prominent gentleman
said last night:
when ominick Morris or w. a. Davis
were in our locality we could depend upon
the police for protection; now, II there Is
any policeman whoseduty it Is to keep an
eye ON that part Of town, l should Ike to
know his name and whore he keeps him.
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CLERK.OF INF B0kRD0F EDUCATlONOF TFE SCHOOL DSTR

OF EXPRNDlTURRSF ZOE TnE YRAR ENDING July 91, 1ss5.
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LgsnplcArloNs.

WAsH1SaToS, August gil a. x.-For
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, local rains
and thunder storms in Ohio Valley, sta
tionary, followed by lower temperature,
sontherly winds, becoming variable.
For the Lower Lake region, local rains
and thunder storms, southerly winds be-
coming variable, q slight rise followed by
lower Temperature, lower barometer.
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Tho police L hi a House.

Shortly after midnight lsst night q posse
OF police raided the sporting house Of
Madame Clara Moss, on Eotf street. Six
women and two men were captured. The
house has enjoyed M immunity from
police disturbance for some time. The
number Of women captured Is an unusu-
ally large one. The usual course was
pursued. Money or other security was
furnished by all hands, and in this morn
.ing's police court the usual fines will be
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OTHER COMMITTEE REPORTS.

pTHEB CUMMTEEE hhFVAASs
Tho Committee on Accounts presented
bills to the amount OF 500 90, which were
ordered paid.
The Committee on Buildings and
Grounds reported that II had awarded the
contract for brilding the addition TO Web
ster school to Beltz, Flading & Co., at their
bid OF $3.50, and President Collier was
instructed to sign the contract.
On motion OF Mr.. Dobbins. Friday, Sep,
temher II, was declared to be 8 holiday
for the purpose of allowing the teachers
and pupils OF the schools to attend the
State Fair, that day having been set aside
as Children's Day.
The appointment OF Prof. Hammond, Of
steubenville, as principal Of the Fourth
ward school was confirmed; also, the APP
pointment OF Miss Martha Nice urdy IS q
teacher in Webster school,.
Newseats were ordered for the addition
to Webster school and tue Commissioner
authorized to dispose Of old anil unused
furniture in their various schools as they
deemed proper.
Dickey, Isett, Jepson, Mccoy, Pipes,
shaier, Whally, White and W. A. Wilson.
The Board met at7:3o o'clock and was In
session one hour.
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stage Of the water aud iroremsnts OF the
steamboats. y n
The river hero was feet 10 inches and
falling last night. .sS IN,
Thew n. chapcello % due down al On
early hour tilis mofaing.
The Abner o,Eeal took o large excur-
sion party from SteHbenyille.to WeIlsyilIe
last evening. Capt. George 0' Neal was In
command Snd Of course the trip was o
complete succesli.
Nh. Ioseph Good, the city wharfmastef
OF narkershnfe, has purchased AIr. George
w. Meals interest IN the wharfh6at there
and thus Becomes sole owner. II isiun.
defstood that Mr., Good paid 81 100 for the
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transfers Recorded,

e. "
Ciert Hook yesterday admitted to rec.
ord q deed made August 20, by Thomas
O,Btien, assignee. 10 Airs. Nancy z. Arm.
strone, in reconsideration of 8, 75b, for 8
seetiSns az docks or floats, one. SVhartboat,
one iScksmithlIhop boat one house boat,
one pump and crane boat called HHero,"
aud an the tools, appuftenances and ok
ttiies on Haid boats, which are now lying
az Armstrong; whsff, north Of the city
limits.
Also q deed made August 10, BY William
i0'Neii 10 Samuel i; der in conslde ration
Of for lot so on the north side OF Eigh-
.teenth street. \, Z 4.
Also adeed made August IL, by Mar
garat i. Mailing and John, her husband,
is Margaret ~, wife Of Chester g. Whit
ham, IN consideration of s., 400, for 500
acres 81 land Sin, Liberty district.
Also a deed made August 20 by Il, g.
Birr, ttnstte, to the sehmulba Oh Brewing
Company, Ia conside f4ti ion OF s., 200, Tor
S0lfeek 81 tho mort sileiof lot es IN Gald-
iwells addition tormerly ttie property of
Christian siebke.
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Ne, SrE1 rIl-E1zll-- ElHJr
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| POPULATION. IouTll.

II will be noticed that the net decrease
in population is, according to the above
table, 072, and the net decrease in schoo
youth, 400. Mr.. ]. A. Miller, spoke Al
some length on the report; he elaimet
that the Board, by receiving and filing the
report would work au injury both to the
Board itself and,to the city; the publish.
ing OF such a report was bound to be, dis
heartening to those already living here, aud
harmful to the business interests OF the
city; It was calculated 10 keep people
from coming here; he felt positive that
tho report was not correct and
that The enumetators had not
done their work properly; he
could almost swear that there had not
been any decrease in his district Union)
1t was one OF the most prosperous in the
Wheeling district and ifanything, had in
creased both in population and youth he
was opposed to paying for such work aud
made u motion 10 refer back tho report
for revision and correction. Mr.. Harmon
said, in looking over the books for the
square in which he lived, he had found
several errors. Other members made re.
marks in relation to the matter, and Mr..
MiIlsr's motion was finally adopted.
ABAD TINE OF YEAR.
The time OF year ut which the enumera-
ton Is made Is a very bad one. Mill men
arc down the river on fishing trips and
business men and their families are at
summer resorts. Again the enumerasors
experience difficulty in going among the
lower classes az they fear they arc going
to be further taxed, and frequently say
they have no children when they have a
house full. 1t is unfortunate that the
enumeration hes so fallen OF, as 1t reduces
the amount to be received from the State
school fund very materially.
In addition the Superintendent present.
ed the report OF Librarian Pendleton OF
the circulation Of books for the FIVE weeks
ending July so, 1885, showing q ciScala.
ton oil 5,06S inthe library and 500 in the
reading room. Average circulation per
day, 1872; amonntreceived from fines, etc.,
SIG 90. This reportwas ordered fled..
The committee on Finance presented
the final annual settlement OF Frederick
Unruh, Collector Of the School District Of
Wheeling. The committee reported that
it had carefully examined the elaborate
and carefully gotten up report OF Mr.. I'm
rub as well as the lists OF delinquents and
double and erroneous assessments accom-
panying the report, aud believed them to
be correct. The following RESOLUTION was
presented by 1t and adopted:
Res0lped, That the attached statement
oil Frederick Unruh, collector, showipya
balance In favor OF the Board of 81. ObI Ia
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mo pFess Good,

reduced from 81 Is and 500 to 70 cents
and so cents per yard, at Harrington q
Co.'s, arc very choice, oil wool fabrics,
suited for fall wear, and prices as lowas
these arerarely, Il eyer, marked upon cot-
values.
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o. 4aE 81
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TnEHE is no disease which takes a iirmer
sip on tho system, when once It gains q
loothold than neuralgia. The agony from
it Is at times unbeafahle, but 1t Is mis-
take TO suppose that there Is no remedy
torit. st. jacobs on has cured thousands
OF people who suffered 50 much from It
that lie was almost burden 10 them.
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his clothes, when he managed TO get re-
volver out Of his pocket. He fred at them,
and they ran. Unfortunately tho shots
did not take effect. Gus was badly gcratch-
cd about the face, but Moore hid, and so
escaped injury.
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is made very attractive by the great variety
OF choice Dress Fabrics, and our prices arc
as well graded as the goods, which We
have made equally attractive.
HARRINGTON & Go.
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90 cents, 81 Is and 81 25 per yard, we show
three lines Of Black Silks, Of unusual good
value, to which we invite the attention Of
silk buyers. HARRINGTON & Co.
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Thermometer Record.

The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, yesterday:
z a. M, co.; Il NJ 1853 P. NJ, $50; 7P. NJ,
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REDUCTIONS.

To make room. for our incoming Fall
Stock we Shall offer our entire stock OF
Snring and summer Suitings at greatly
reduced prices. q. HESS y SONS.
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ABOUT People.
Strangers In the City aud wheeling Folks
.nU H-1 Ahroad H.t

Strangers In tho City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Lou swabacker has gone to New York
on business trip.
Mr.. Christian Hess and wife returned
last evening from an Eastern trip.
Messrs. ]. r. Mitchell and A. ?. Blair,
OF st. ClairsYille, were In the city yester-
day.
Mr.. Augustus Haudlan, Of Fort Smith,
Arkansas, is visiting his brother, Sheriff
W. @. Handlan. - :
Mrs. D. @. List has gone TO Mt. Lake Park
TO lola her daughters, who are spending
the summer there.
Mrs, Samuel Lsughlin has returned
from Chautauqua, where she has been
spending several weeks.
Sam Barley, the ball player, came
down from Pittsburgh last night to see his
many Wheeling friends.
Mr.. James Neill and wife have return
ed from a jaunt through the wilds Of this
State. They had very enjoyable time.
State Treasurer Thompsonh asreturned
to his duties ct Charleston, much improy-
cd in health after stay at the Webster
Springs.
State Auditor Duffy is resting at his
home in Webster county, and having an
enjoyable time with his friends at the
Springs.
Mrs. Mary Moore, a popular lady o.
Wheeling, has been spending the week
with friends and relatives in GAINESVILLE.
I-Enttrprise.
John Mendel, wife and children, who
have been travelling through and rnsti.
eating in various portions Of the State and
visiting friends in Charleston, have return
ed home alter an absence OF about four
weeks.
Senator ]. N. Camden has returned to
his home in Parkersburg very much Inn
proved in health after q horseback ride
through wild portion Of the State, o stay
at the Webster Springs, where he had q
conference with some Of the Democratic
State leaders, and visit to Senator Kcnna
at Charleston.
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100 ! dditInna

have beenmade 10 our stock Of Carpets, in
new de- gus, and ourpfices viii RENAME ms
usual the lowest HARRINGTON 4 90,
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: R..M n,

Cheap excursion to Pittsburgh every
Sunday. Round trip only 81 so. SpgcIAI
FAST TRAIN leaves Mt 4:40 AM, city time.
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DURING the hot weather my Store
Wilfbe cIssed at . P. NJ, Saturday ex-
copied. JACOB W. GRuBB. +