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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-15
PETERSON-M OFFETT.
THE MOST ELEGANT WEDDING
splsmnlI.d In Eastern oSto Cor a Long Time,
at CadI4 Ys.tsrdAy-A wheeling Mau
wsds nm Ohio Belle Under Au.pIcIous
Circumstances = The NSphAi..


SptEtul DtApdlGJl W VIC IHHtNVttCfs
+ CADlz, o., Oct. IA lat . o'clock this
evening the marriage Il Mr.. B. Walker
Peterson, of Wheeling, and Miss Mamie
o. MofIett, OF this place, occurred at the
pslatial residence OF Hon. Charles Mather
Hogg, uncle OF the bride. Ga account OF
the illness OF Mrs Hogg the lengthy in.
yi,asion list had to be CENTRALIZED, but the
wedding, nevertheless, WAS the most
elegant one that has Deen celebrated in
Eastern Ohio for years.
The qusenly bride was attended to the
psrlors where the ceremony took place by
her uncle, Mr.. Charles Dewey, OF chicago.
Mr.. Peterson MS 9seomAsnied BY his
brother, Mr.. WIZ. Peterson. The bride
was also Intended by three bridesmaids.
The ceremony WIS that Of the Episcopal
church, performed by Rev. DR.. Shrom.
The orchestra that had heralded the APP
proach OF the bridal party with welding
march played softly while the ceremony
was taking place. The bridal paIty's en-
trance to ths grind drawing room was
preceded by the appearance OF Mr.. Or
vile Dewey and Mrs. Clarence Dewey,
the brides grandmother, Mr.. and Mrs.
@. NJ. Hogg and other relativee, who
grouped themselves on either side, sliding
greatly to the beauty and impressiveness
Of the scene.
The bride was arrayed in a superb cos
tune oil white uncut velvet. With Medlci
collar and pearl trimming; her jewels
were diamonds and pearls and her bouquet
Of white roses.
Her bridesmaids were Miss Annie G,
Hogg, OF Cspiz, Miss Annie Clark and
Miss Sophie Curtlss. oil New York, aud
Miss Name Slcmmong, Of Cadiz.
Miss Hogg wore an old gold satin cos
tune with laced corsage; Miss Clark
white satin; Miss Cuttiss pink satin and
Miss Slemmong lavender silk trimmed
with white lace. Many other excellent
costumes were worn.
Toe groom's present wGs a set OF pear
jewelry; MIR. Orville Dewey, elsborately
carved mahogany cabinet; Mr.. Charles
Dewey, pearl jewelry set; Mr.. Chauncey
Dewey, mahogany parlOr centre table
Mr.. W. F. Peterson, china after dinner
Set fruit plates, ice cream set, etc; Mr.. ]
ID. CulOerlson, mahogany secretary; MIR
A. B. Dewey, onyx patlor clock and orna,
ments; Mrs. Meyers, cherry table carved
by her own hand, The present Of the
BRIDES grandmother, Mrs. Dewey, was a
deed for very valuable property. In ad'
dition there were numerous and costly
presents Of silver, china, foreign ware,
bric.a-brac, etc.
A grea! number OF telegraphic congrat-
ulatiops were received from all directions,
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson are so well
and widely known and are SO popular
wherever known that it causes no sur.
prise that they were almost overwhelmed
with good wishes.
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Yesterday afternoon Miss Cora NJ,
youngest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w,
Warden, was married to Mr.. NJ. W. Court
right, Of Chicago. The ceremony took
place at 8 O'Clock at the homo OF the bride,
on Market street, and was performed by
Rev. George Z. Hite. Only the family
and a few OF the brides most intimate
friends were present, and the wedding
was NECESSARILY, in const quence, quiet
one, but at the same time none the less
pleasant. At half-past six o'clock Mr..
and Mrs. COPYRIGHT, after having been
heartily congratulated, took leave Of their
friends and went 10 Pittsburgh via the
Hempfsld. From there they will pro.
coed at once to Chicago, where they will
reside in the future,
Mr.. COPYRIGHT is one OF the chief opera
tors in the Western Union offices at Chi
cago. He was formerly employed here at
the time the Atlantic 4 Pacific Com
pany had an office here. He is very pupu-
lar with his fellow workers. Miss Warden
Ia q very pleasant lady and has q long
list OF friends here who will wish her
every happiness she can possibly enjoy.
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The steamer George RtFeokss has re.
Oumed her old place in the Rsverly.Mari.
ettQ trade.
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gmblie Sales.
PUBLIC SALE.


We, the undersigned Executors Of Jacob NneF,
hereby give notice that on MONDAl, snyelnDri
2 lSS, we will sell at public auction the io.!o"'ls
property, tO-wit: at.
The home harm Of Jacob Maser situate sbou'2If
miles wet o. the eity Of Bciiart, Onto, tphthat
about 49, acres OF good hill Land well Watlfel
well tmbercd, and well improved, With IoM
orchard, ana undcFlal BIZ The "sH loot OF
"NheelI1g" veIn OF coal! .,.
Also, II good building lot On Gravel Pm, IN 'n9
city Of BelIHire belug lot Is NJ liatFtl CnaE'iNa
d Uamploua'9 Addition to sid city,.
Also, 4 good bTgS.ttort roo n AuG dWtl Ups ''li-
blued kitIatfd In South Belltr' 10 lUiisOi rtDs'
Addition " the city Of Bellgira. a,
Also, 80 sheIcs, Of the par vslro Of s.U sH.I' W.
tho stock OF the Fist ,ht0na' Pax Of %ll"g W.
The real prnpCrIy VIII all bls5ltuP0g lAt WtaJ
hel; BGld lat Is az ~, SGI1 let - ~ " Is " "N
bAid home fErmAt2 u t, d.,
The coal under Eald farm will he sold riA '"u
land or iepRrAtcly, as may hest sUlt sufah W. .,
Tho hGuE LtoCE will b. offered ~ b,pk' ~ W
shares each, and will OsAo!d in iFpnI Of si'' "'N>
NJ II 4. y. ,t.-.s
The bank ttock Will be eqId tor cls1 tha 5, m
property ono third cash, the bRlAn'U ~ V.o '"'
two years with interest on deferred pSm,h"
GEORGE ". hAnER,
henry 81 RIG. EIGtni1r-
For further Information rail- op OWN "E.v''
StTig % vain Et, Wheeling ", Va -------
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asnr asut aud a;or SALE,
FOR SALE.

500 Acre Farm at Board Tree HRrhSl county,
W. Va, on the b. l. y Railroad. a leSs rumD'ro'
acres can be bought II desired
dwelling No, 1855 Make. stret t, SIX looms AID
attic.
Do you want to exchange your city properly Tor
Iarm3
DO you want 70 buy = !aiinH
by you want 10 sell inln2
properly2
DO you want to rent u house?
Do yOn want 70 buy n h0usg2
Doyou wGntR depoLi:un Ia yen: claim !oE rem
DO you want your pension vouchers CcrllG.l'
Do you Eant cha'is Of desert!on removed "Hd
an honorable discharge?
Do you want Communication II rR.!3Hs icr the
limo you were pribOnCr oil war;
Do you want increase pension?
Do you want hounlyR
Do you want arrears oil pRy2
Do you want Rny No u iGl business daDer
II so call on or address
JAMs4 A. HESRY,
Real Estate Agent, Cole. Tor and so'arv ruNli1'
oc9 No 1914 HarEtt -i"it
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nEsoLurIoNs OF nEspEcT
Adopted by tho Board of Directors of til
Standard Fire Insurance Company.

Adopted by the Board of Directors of thu
se"udard Fire insurance Company.
WHEREAS, It has pleased an aIlwise and
benelcent Creator to remove from our
midst our much esteeWed friend and
business associate, Henry Horkheimer,
who was valued and respected member
OF this Board,
Therefore be 1t resolved:
First. That in the death Of Mr.. Hork.
heimer We recognize the loss Of one OF our
most useful, valued and trustworthy men,
bers.
Secoud. That we extend our SInoerest
sympathies to the family and friends Of the
deceased.
Third. That these resolutions be pub
y,B, soANERyILLE,
+. GEORGE, Committee.
W, F. BARTH.
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Mrs. Mary A. Daley, OF Tunkhannock,
Pa, was afflicted for six years with Asthma
and Bronchitis, during which time the best
physicians could give no relief. HeY Ike
was despaiFed OF until last October she
procured q bottle Of DR., Kings New Dis
coyory, when immediate relief was felt,
and BY continuing its use Tor o short time
she was completely cured, gaining in flesh
so pounds IN q few months.
Free Trial Bottles Of this certain cure Of
all Throat and Lung diseases at Logan &
Co.'s drug store. Large Bottles 81 %.
NwytW
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The best blood purifier and system reg.
ulator ever placed within the reach Of
suffering humanity, truly is Electric Bit
ters. Inactivity Of the liver, liliousness,
Jaundiee, Constipation, Weak Kidneys, OF
any disease Of the urinary organs, or who.
ever requires an appetizer, tonic or mild
stimulent, will always find Electric Bit
ters tho best and only certain euro known.
They act surely and quickly; every bot
tie guarantoed'to give entire satisfaction
OF money Rounded. Sold at atty cents a
bottle by Logan & Co. NWP4w
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Manager Foose promises his patrons q
rare treat on Friday and Saturday even
ings OF this week, in the production Of W.
Fl. Powers new picturesqe Irish drama,
"The Ivy Leaf" This play has been pro-
nounced by the press Of Cincinnati, st.
Louis and New York the strongest and
most interesting comedy.drSma Of the
season. 1t is filled with fun, melody and
pathos, and Is embellished with g wealth
Of beautiful scenery painted especially for
this play. The live eagle which travels
with the "1vy Leaf Company measures
seven and one-haii feet from tip to tip,
and stands two feet high. "Ivy Leaf"
matinee Saturday.
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PROHIBITION IN BROOKE COUNTY
How the Grand Jury Found 1t Working
wedding Notes.


How the Grand Jury Found 1t Working
Wedding Notes.
Circuit Court convened on Monday,
Judge Boyd presiding. Tho Grand Jury
had an unusuai long session, not complet,
ing its labors until yesterday at2p, NJ. The
following true bills were found:
Felonys-Patrick Connolly, two counts
Philip Lucas, two; William Blown, one /;
Albert Montgomery, one; Archie Mercer,
one; and Francis and George Geneaux,
one.
Misdemeanofs-For retailing without a
State license: L. Helremk, four counts
F. Springborr, 4 'e; LIcas Walter, twelve ;
and N. Little, six'een.
Cree Bros. q Miller, one, foI retailing
liquor without prescription.
s. George is sinking well for gas on
the property Of W. II, Harvey, near his
paper mill.
Mr.. Simpson N. Kirk, of Jefferson
county, Ohio, and Miss Cora L, daughter
OF Mr.. Henry Hammond, OF this county,
were married at the residence Of MIR. Ham
mond yesterday.
Mr.. Craig, son OF Mr.. VIM. Craig, of
Washington county, Pa, and Miss Ada NJ.
NuZum, OF Ohio county, were also married
yesterday at the Presbyterian parsonage
in West Liberty.
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WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock Of WOOleGs, being com:
pIcte line Of SuitiDys, Pantale0hinss and
OrcrcoatlngS, which We shall get up IN
first.class style and fit, and NJ lowest
prices. Also, d full line Of Furnishing
~ c. HESS s. SONS.
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Ghle 1ntelhssuter.
onioe Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth street.
Now Advertisements.

Chamber OF Commerce.
Oranges and LenionS-MC Aechen's.
Opfra HOuSe-4Arney McAulcy.
FiSh-H ). Smyth.
New Foreign truit-R. J. smyih.
Tho Attention. oil Architects and Dtathmen-
Stanton & davenport
lSsb-New Lr0p-N. Schulz.
Ch4rley shAY'S AcEaCmy Of Music.
Thomfon'S Patent Hlrye.FittInS CJEset
SWin'S specific Third page.
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CHAMPIONSHIP RACE
For the Ohio Valley at tho Alhambrn PaIa

For the Ohio Valley at tho AlhambrA Palace
BInk,
The long talked Of race between Bell.
aires champion, It'd Shuttleworth, and
Jesse Burkett, Wheeling's iavorits, will
take place the Alhambra Palace Rink,
Friday evening, octoberlG This will be a
hot contest, as both men are confident Of
their ability TO win, and the public can be
assured that the race will be on the merits
Of the men. The race will take place at
0 O'Clock. ItIst to be a Smile contest, mile
heats, best two in three. The Baltimore
& Ohio road will run q train that will
leave for Benwood and Bellaire at the
close OF the evening seSsiou.
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THR iayoYite Decker Combination In re.
turn engagement at the Chapline street
rink tonight.
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GENTs' underwear, ladies' underwear,
misses' underwear, boys underwear, cheap
at Emsheimer's.
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INDICATIONS.

WARRINGTON, Oct. l5.-l A.w.-For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, slightly warm-
er and generally fair weather, west tot south
winds.
For the Lower Lake Region, generally
fair weather, west to south winds, slight
change in temperature.
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WE canton the public against Agents
who claim 10 sell goods for us on Weekly
payments. They are lnpOsters.
JACOB ". GKUBB, JCWeler.
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LITTLE INA DECKER, the little roller
skate queen, the mort graceful skater
now before the public, at the Chapline
Street Rink tonight.
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The finest family OF roller skaters in the
country at the Chapline street rink to.
night. =
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The DEcKERs, the champion silt aud
acrobatic skaters Of tho world, at the Chap
line Street Rink tonight.
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MINIS working shoes almost given
away at the Bankrupt Shoe Sale, a Twelfth
street,
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The following shows the range OF the
thermometer as observed at SchDepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street, yesterday:
Z a. NJ, SO; IL M, 55'; 8 P. NJ, 65'; 7P. NJ,
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EVERYBODY should learn the prices at
the Bankrupt Shoe Sale, A Twelfth street,
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"Lol the poor 1ndiaul' dying with cold.
Won't some good Samaritan" send him
bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup?
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ALtwooL cashmere Jersey gloves 2S
cents q pair OF Emsheimer's,
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LADIES would do well to visit the Bank.
rupt Shoe Sale, A Twelfth street.
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GO-Go-Go-to the Bankrup. Shoe
Sale, A Twelfth street.
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TIKI Decker Family, the worlds champ.
ion roller skaters, at the ohapline Street
Rink tonight.
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FOR comfort, get one Of those Best
Knit Jackets at C. HESS " SONS.
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JEas,Y GLOVES 10 cents pair at Ems
heimer's.
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rnR KLoMAN MILL SOLD


MnTshnIl County Grand Jury.
The KIopan IIon and Steel Works was
sold last Monday 10 Joseph Weeks, Of
of Pittsburgh, Secretary oil the Western
Iron Association, for $6,40O The price at
which the mill was sold is 81 100 less
than was bid for it when first put up for
sale, some months ago. The opinion OF
every one, except the commissioners APP
pointed to sell the property, was that the
s., 500 bid at that time, was the best thai
would ever be obtained; ,u
The commissioners thought different
however and the sale was adjourned TO
another date, when the highest bid was
81 500, and the property was again with
drawn. The expenses incident TO the
postponement OF the sale, such as adyer-
t,sinp, insurance, pay OF Waterman at the
mill &c. have ass matter Of course, been
considerable, which added 10 the 81, 100
difference between tho amount offered at
that time, and the amount realized Mt the
final sale, will materially scale down the
ann that might have been divided among
the creditors OF the concern. After the
sale the purchaser gave Joe Weymer,
Waterman at the mill, the very gratifying
assurance that the mill would be at once
completely over-hauled, put In repair and
started up. A consumation devoully de-
sired, for 10, those many months.
BIG LIST OF INDICTMENTS.
The Circuit Court grand jury, during a
two days term, ground out the following
rather plethoric grist Of trpe bills:
Assault with intent to kill, Patrick Scan
lon, two bills. ,,.
Conspiracy, Pat Scanlon, Clair White
sides and John Curran, two bills each.
Tapping till at tbs "Drovers Home"
Jas. Cline and "Eggy" Condrey.
Robbing q house on the cSmp ground,
Robert H. Sweede, colored.
In addition TO the above felony bills the
following whisky indictments were found:
Henry Remhotf, ons bill; John Craw-
ford, onei Robert Newtou, onei Mrs.
Thomas, one; A. il. Burly, one; Henry
Ernst, one: Fred Klapsolh, two; Il. A.
Deiiz, three; James Hsnra.ta, seven;
Charles Winget, nine; Robert Stewart,
two;J. W. Kemple, three; John Callahan,
three; Andrew Dsitz, three; Martin Cog
ley, six; Eliza Crawford, TOUR; Mira. A.
LolIer, three; John Higgins, three; James
Scanlon, two; John Dolan, two; James
Crawford, tve;T I. +. Porter, seven; Abe
Inghram, three, and Casper Laish, two.
Assault and battery, Frank Manning.
William Peyton, lifetime convict from
Cabell county, has been adiudged insane
and committed TO the keeping OF Tailor
Showacre until he can be- sent to the
Asylum at Weston.
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DOUBLE width Atwood Tricot 80 cents a
yard at Emsheimer's.
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ALkwoot home made blankets s. so a
pair al Emsheimer's.
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Mems finest hand made shoes. A new
lot Of Waukenphast and Kangaroo shoes
received, at ]. W. AMlcEs,
ll43 Main Rtreet,
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Mr.. Anton Fox and Miss Maggie
oMalley were married yesterday morning
BY Father Gull
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CuEw Keen & Jones' Old Dominion and
Pocket Piece Tobacco.
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CaEw Keen & Jones' Patent Link and
Florence Keen Tobacco.
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CoxE early and avoid the rush at the
Shoe Sale, A Twelfth street.
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Miss Halle Dunaway died Of con-
sumption at her home on Gravel Hill,
Tuesday evening.
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E0R RENT.

ENoR RENT.
sToRR ROOM 1909 MARKET STREET.
sAALI. aroRK with dwelling SctRched
LAE6E DWELLING, No. az Fifteenth sEceIi.
Several Single Rooms, Enquire NJ
Y. FRIES,
Nc, 2, Cusiom HGgp.
Telephone h-iS. tEI7
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knnrnroo, com non sense.

Ladies' hand sewed button, shoes, finest
shoes made, at ]. W. AHICE's,
ll43 Main street.
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Bollsiro Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Riley, Of Keokuk, lows,
are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. Evans, Of Evans & Ayres, is moving
this week to Fremont, Ohio.
The Gravel Hill spelling bee comes of
this evening at olark's Hall, Gravel Hill.
The nail teederB' night, next Saturday
night, at the Niagara rink, will be big
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CuHw Keen & Jones Dandy jim and
81 Tobacco,
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utASrED-An active Man or Woman In eypry
" county 10 sell our goods; sai4rys75 TCrnon,h
vance Outfit free. For Iull particulars aiJrc,s
STANDARD SILVER WARE CO., Boston, Mas,
HapE fThEkW
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GOT sale,
STOCKS FOR SALE.
Tor sale.

-Four DaIrab!e No. Business Houses on Main
between Eleventh. and Twelfth sneess, wheeling,
". Va. ZANE a SrALSGEgR,
BepN No 81 Twelfth street
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MANUFACTURING 1Sdics III eI.y CT coon,y IA
W work for us Vt their homes; fajoilai!pr an.
ploynlent; no instr ctlouS to hny; work Glu Ia
sent BY mall distance 10 objeGt0B): So 10 81 r1f
week can be made. No cAnyGSinv, particulars
free, OF sample Of work mailed for Tour C,Eu N
Co. BOEinu Mass p. O. paX talG fsFbTfsStS
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@a,ttc0.

wan work w Sf iSr ~ tSly , Te 4, +
materials ,nrniAhei; fair wnge' yiyen: vofk mali.
cd pltp,id For fuu particulars addrtI KIy.
MEdloS ART kooys. 70 PtGsl sGees, Boston, Nrn,
Box 6O7S. hepi0iJhIs
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TOR RENT-E0UR UNCURSlSHEB
II Rooms suitable for housekeeping: also iu,
niIhed rooms for rent, corner OF Market and Tenlh
streets, No. 1901 Ocllo
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Epx@emt,

O0MS FOR RENT--tN HORN.
II brooks Block, Apply to VI, v H0dE 4
BRO, 1850 Market street dg.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-31
A Cure for Dyspepsia.

A druggist on Broadway said that
stagc-coaches were tho healthicst rid-
ing vehicles in existence, none excopt-
cd. why. all the ladies who rode
daily in them were in excellent health
as general rule. Some who wero my
customers and bought great deal Of
medicine TO assist digestion before they
began to ride on tho numbering omni-
buses never suffered from that COM
plant afterward. Actually, / believe
riding in those coaches cured me Of
dyspepsia. For ton years / rodo down
20 my store almost daily in them.
When started / had bad case Of
dyspepsia. In year felt considera-
bly, better, and in three years was en-
to the coaches. The exortit II of getting
in, and then the fogward lunge to pus
the change in tho box, then perhaps, to
return to tho rear again to get q seat
and while on the way TO fall over 4
half dozen laps--these were minor
affairs compared to the jolting, pump-
ing seat. Finally / became coach
riding fiend. / became used 10 tho
jolts and bumps, and never felt SO con-
tented rs when 4 could knock over
several passengers in my attempt to sit
down. became an expert. and could
tell others who were veteran coachers
and reckless of results. 1t Is a good
feeling TO have q sure sign OF health.
can ride in car now, but It IS
monotonous and tame and utterly with
out exertion. These cars running down
Broadway mean indigestion and dys-
pepsia, for they will have no spasmodic
jolts at each block TO dash man Il
foot or two from his seat. But am
druggist and have got the medicine, SO
can't complain. --NesO York Nail and
Express.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-07-31
EVENING.

Lost from far murmurs on the hill;
The heifer's amorous voice is still,
Nor flock may feed the meadow more,
And closed is the cottor's door,
Cumbrous beneath benignant trees,
The honest OK is at his ease;
While, overhead the knowing fowl
Avoids the visit Of the owl,
And birds keep closer to their nest,
Their song with light went down the west
Low night advance as a flower.
Hour imperceptible to hour.
Music has mated with the rill,
And, alike a merry maiden still,
She happy, happy, follows after,
Leaving behind her echoed laughter.