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linn tnrar. ca.s pI,mIanea.

In police court yesterday morning Judge
LETTERS dismissed the case brought by
Health Officer Garrison against Mr.. Alex
Rogers, for refusing TO connect certain
SINKS In the rear OF his Main street busi-
ness houses, as ordered 10 by the Health
lCilicer. III Is understood that the war
rant sworn out by the Health Officer was
notibroueht under the proper section and
,was therefore detective and had TO be dis
missed. Dr. Garrison ct once swore
out 4 warrant for +. ii. LANCE,
Of Il. ii. LANCE & Co., occupying
one OF the Rogers houses, under
section IS Of the ordinance on otienses,
which declares that It shall be unlawful
for any person 10 sntfer or permit the
waste water from his or her house or
kitchen to run or dow into or upon any
atreet, alley, public square or landing
when there are sewers on such streets ac-
cessible to such house. This case will be
up before this morning court.
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IMposfNe on onp rHhlows.
Awtiss womaa.s way 81 y yiaets her Wit


A.ygtiys May 81 slagt by her Y8its.
She colnseto dtiet.
Yesterday morning very neatly dress
edand pleasant face woman approached
Mr.. Henry seamon and solicited aid TO get
to Gettysbnrg, Pa. She stated that she
was tho widow OF an odd Fellow, and gave
her name ~ Kemp. She said that she
used 10 reside at Aarper's Ferry, and that
her husband was killed dining the wa. in
1868. Mrs. Kemp might have succeeded
in playing her game, but for the fact that
@. Shater, Of Parkerspurg, had telegraph.
ed to tho Odd Fellow Officials in
this city 70 be on he;lookout. She re:
lated 10 Mr.. SeamUn that she had Travelled
all tho way from rexas, and wanted 10 be
assisted 10 Gettysburg. Nj. Seamon hint
ed that credentials in her case would not
be out OF tho way, when she exhibited
papers endorsed by Henrietta Lodge No.
SO, of Goal Valley, W. Va, After exam.
lining them Mr.. seamon informed her that
lie would take possession Of them, and be.
fore he had time to detain her she was out
ofsight. The papers were forged and the
women was . conscienceless impostor.
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~ 81.
Rev. NJ. sessler and his son David left
on the Andes for Cincinnati.
Master George Gilmore has gone 10
Alliance, Ohio, 10 visit bis father.
Hon. o.5s Long, Clerk Of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals, isI in Charleston.
Col. Oh. Beall, Of Brooke county, was
among his numerous Wheeling friends
yesterday. y "
Hon. W. j. s. ,Harmar, ex.Alayor Of
Shinnston, was in the. city yesterday. he
left during the day for Pittsburgh,
Miss Fisher, Of Columbus, Ohio. Miss
lVeecott, OF Jersey City, and Miss Daven-
port, OF Chicago, are guests OF Miss sallie
Whitaker.
DR.. Charlie Clarke arrived home from
New York last evening on visit Of several
days to his parents at their home out the
National road.
Aletter received in this city from Rev.
G.. G. Wilding conveys the pleasing intel
ltgence that he and his family are enjoy
ing the best Of health. and like their new
home at Monmouth, Ill.
Mr. Harry sturm, late Of this city, who
Left here TO join the Barlow & Wilson
minstrel band, has accepted situation
with Mel ish, slayin & johnson, to play
the double bass in the orchestra and the
tuba in the brass band, and will join the
company Saturday
Maori. n. Lee, former commandant Of
Cadets at the. State University at Morgan.
town, who 10 to be Assistant Principal
under Prof. ]. O. On at the Linsly 1nsti-
tute in. this city next year, Is In the city,
the guest ofsProi. Orr, who Is his uncle by
marriage. Great advantages are expected
to flow from Major Lees connection with
the Linsly.
Dr.. Macon and viii Wright leave early
this morning fora tour on their bicycles
through Ohio, with the Cleveland races
as their objective point. They will stop
en- route for q few days visit to the
Doctors old home st Atwater. Their
route will be by way Of Akron and the
large towns Of the western Reserye,N
and they anticipate an, enjoyable tour.
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Diins,r.l. a p,se I,aii.

Nine otthe minstrels played game Of
base bali with . local niue at steuhenyille
yesterday afternoon. Last evenings Ga.
ieits says: Contrary to the general ex-
pectation the game Of ball this afternoon
didn't AMOUNT 10 anything outside ofthe
fun which the Ministries made by their
antics. The troupe couldn't play q little
BIT; and the Rail and Kleins made 50 runs
totheir2 and could have made so to 0 Il
they hadn't taken mercy on them. Nc
Sish pitched for the troupe and Darrah
for the Rail and Kleins; McGinnis was
umpire. An immense crowd witnessed
the game, the grand stand being crowded
at twenty-five cents 0 head, as II had been
advertised very extensively and the grand
parade excited the people. A daughter
of George siefert was struck on the face
by q ball and injured slightly, and gen
tleman In the grand stand got Q black eye
from q foul tip. With these exceptions
there was no mishap and everybody had
lots OF fun.
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It,sa !, Rnii r.o.,iay.

SSAll the arrangements have been made
for 4 game Of base ball on the new fair
grounds this afternoon that promises to
lbe 4 very interesting one. 1t will be
PLAYED BY q club from Wellshurg, COM
posed of well known young gentlemen,
and 4 picked nine from Wheeling,s base
ban enthaaiasss, under the management
Of Major j. Kelsey Hall, the well known
patron Of out door sports. Last Saturday
aNheeling picked nine went up to Wells.
burg and were gloriously defeated to
1tie time stwspty.six to nine. Thirst
Ing idrrevenge they challenged the Wells:
burgers for tosday's game. The boys have
gone TO conside rable expense In arranging
for to.day's game and will accordingly
charge an admission fee OF 10 cents for the
purpose OF defraytng the same, also 10
cents for seats in the grand stand. Ladies
win be admitted free. The game will be
called at :: 80 O'clock. The names OF the
nine and their positions will be found in
Tie advertising columns Of this. issue.
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Miss II. O'CoSsoa, grocer, corner Of
Seventeenth. and Wood streets, has made
a handsome improvement to her property.
The floor hes been lot down to within one
step Of The pavement, the windows en-
iarced, and other changes made, which
add greatly to the appearance and con-
yenience Of the place.
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EARSls FOR SALE.
'FoR COUNTRY scar.

Ton acres Of choice high bottom land, NJ i,.l,,
below wheeling, Sus Ohio iqysE and B.& 9. r i,
Kitchen and cutbui1einSE, situated IN q F,Uye n
maple, RuEdr and po1taT tFces. Al0, & sr6i ~.
ton Of fruit trees. Apply 10 ',st '''N'
d W. v. nOGk d; mo, IsItl NhtkbsA
Or z. W. MORROW, on tbs prC:oiaN MI
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Ten Of the coopcrs who have been en-.
gagged in the shop OF the Bellaire Nail
Works Company were paid off and order
ed to take their tools out Of the shop yes
terday morning by Manager Cochran. The
trouble dates back to the time Of the nail
leederst strike, bAt Ten Of the coopers who
bad worked daysapd hall, for which
they expected pay last Friday, went TO the
Office otthe company Monday TO see about
their pay. Manager Cochran was sent for
and informed the mon that they would be
paid yaeterday morning. when he paid
them Off and ordered them TO take their
tools out. The cutting department Of the
cooper shop will DO started up to-day and
work continued until q stock Of slaves,
etc., can be occurred for use in case ofan
emergency.
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BELLA1RE.
An SORTS CT news ard Gossip from tie Glas

All Sorts OF News ard Gossip from t,,e Glass
CITY. (
Mr.. Isaac Askew, Of Kansas City, Mo-,
isin The city. d
Hay Is selling here at s1y per ton loose
on the streets. n. ,ess
The, Globe Touring mills ran all night
Monday night. M s..I m
Wi,'A vars want n 81 1lairsville v,eater-
tdsy on bnsiness. =
iTbe5 Thermometer stood al o,clook
> ms az si II he sbsda. SsS0 - ssSs y.
~ ~. = MI T. down ,son, Iuo,,s,,, -
see u, !, III psany f;isnss vs. Y s'es s =
es AZ ~ .s nsa:.,I "a y,,oa,;,a =. -,
. MI. =; ;be 1 eits Sa neei pSsea
tntoush .ie wy sessotus. li
nampsr q new pos ,.Tan. 1aSe pesn ref
eslVea W tns i p. ~. Nss taSsoy.
Arthur y allng y ni W. 9 vacancy VIZ Z, IN
the train dispatcher 9 olles w Wehsyille.
Miss Emma Cochran is lying very low
with lever OF her nome IN tue second
ward. 1, "a
Miss Minnie Hllotsqn lett on the II
O'clock train tor hef nome IN Erie, Pa',-
yesterday. ! u n
There was nothing iaenhiIe " n regard 70
the glass question yesterday tlati cQuia
be learned, 1 & & [. y,
Mr.. N Dorsey, Of Pog haitian is n the
city, visiting his daughter, Mrs. W.G,,
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a rntarprI.lar. nelIaale -IIno.e.

Logan & Co. can always BIO relied upon,
not only to carry instock the best Of every.
thing, but to secure the Agency for such
articles as have well known merit andare
popular with thepeople, thereby sustain
ine the rcpntaticnof being always enter
prising, and eyerreliable. Having secured
fhe Agency for the celebrated DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, viii sen
Il ON a positive guarantee. II viii surely
cure any and every affection Of Throat,
Lungs and Chest, and to show our con-
lIdence, we invite you to call and get q
TSial Bottle Free. nWrfw
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The contracts were yesterday closed by
Messrs. Dillon & Sons, Of this city, with
Haller ( Munze, Of the arm Of Halter,
Rock K CO., pork packers, OF Allegheny
CITY. by which this firm assumes control
ia 1--WE States Of Mr. James NJ. pillon's
patent process Of curing meat BY means
Of prepared salt and without smoking. In
addition TO Standardization the Messrs.
Dillon receive neat royalty onall thesalt
sold. aud the firm expects alter the pro
cem 10 wen introduced to put out at least
200 balfrlg O day.
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THE pRlLArRE FREpERs.

AT the meeting of tho Bsllaire nailera
held in K. Of L. Hall, Monday, the terms
Of compromise agreed upon a. the last
Trades Assembly meeting, to adjust differ
ences between nailers and feeders, was
agreed TO and contract signed. This har.
monies those two branches OF labor and
thay will hereafter cooperate TO maintain
the q cent scale.
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Po4Tsrcwy, PA, August 1s.-Ellis Y
iIessig have notified theirheaters, helpers,
rollers, and others working about the rolls
intheirmiils, tiat their wageswill bein-
creased, the increase in some cases reach
ing nj much as twenty percent, with q
prospect q the mill going on double time
and plenty Of work.
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RIVER NEWS.


stage OF tho water and Atoyemonte Of Tho
& ~ steamboats. ,a
The Emma Graham passed up at 5
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, en- route for
Pittsburgh, She was not heavily loaded
and had but few passengers.
The Lud Keifet got away for Pittsburgh
yesterday morning. and the Joseph Nixon
win probably get away tilis "a eEafng Her
burnt boiler was fully repaired yeaterday
and steam raised.
The w. y Chancellor Is due up to-day
en- fDnte from Charleston TO Pittsburgh.
She will pass down Friday morning al an
esilly hour ON her return trip. Capt z.
r. Chancellor Is In command.
The river Is stiil falling. The marks
last evening indicated q depth in the
channel OF only DfeeE 2 inches. AT Pitts
fburgh the depth was but feet inches
and the river was falling, az II was ut all
points above.
The Andes got away for Cincinnati
about o'clock Yesterday afternoon with
a light trip. Very little business Is now
offering for any Of the packets between
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. and captain
Is very lucky II hc receives enough freight
10 more than clear the expenses Of the
trip. None OF the boals are making any
money,
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baltimore L,ve STOCK Market.
oRY7cE OF raR cALyRIroS LIVE STock YARps,
~ MONDAY, August II, 1885. !
REcEnTs OF 4ItE WEEK.
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WHEELING NAILS.
,uE1R FuIuan IN 1nE alARKhrs
upon whiehThe slainis Depend The Din.
eaitsot compstinENlt cheaper Eastern
PREDICTS = Feedofs and ooorers.
The GAS hIaapfaeturers' Card

~ p i'77df-5F 77s7=l =
President hicC onftney and Mr.. James
WIS., a. mai ran. ~ tbo Raiiaite
.s' ss Hss's. ~. - = ~. ~. J.,
nail works, ieiIs ysstel9ay iof slS =
inspect tie mark ets there Tor themselves,
and learn what tie prospects for Wheel
M e. M, ;,,t,,,.s ',s.,lv ava Mr..
ing nalis ~ NV, tesu. y az ~.
Earl oslebay Siis ast as ttesiaehs ot Ine
company during Mr.. Mcu0urtneys ao-
senee. +a9,
S,rs t...., aa,, ,,;.;o, a, ,ba tyeaterr nail
1ne feal sotA ~ s.,'S.i ss IN.
market, as ehects tils output Oh MAJ naii .
I'male here, is matter Of much concern to
the local managers. II Is said on good
authority that eastern nails are sold a.
81 IS q Eep, I Q. b., aud the manufacturers
OF Philadelphia, pottalown and Harris
burg can ship to Chicago atthe same rate
charged Wheeling inills-l0 cents keg.
Some time ago the nail factories OF East
efn PENNSYLVANIA were selling nails IN
Chicago at s. % keg, delivered. In view
ofltItese figures, it becomes 1namentoua
question how Wheeling can maintain Its
hold on the Western market, without
which she must lose her position as the
Heading nail making point Of the country.
The Southern trste, once almost sufficient
10 support the mills here, now Gtlounte 70
nothing, while the Pacific coast trade long
lago ceased TO be IN item.
j That Wheeling nails still maintain their
\ supremacy as TO quality nobody denies,
a Int II poorer nails arc good enough
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Tho Best Gndorsors are Hanks Thomssiye.,

Tho Best Endorsers are Hanks Themselves.
An endorsement Of the high repute
which It deaervedly enjoys ut home (whete
It follows the even tenor Of It's way, is
shown by the fact boldly advertised by
the worl ] famed Louisiana State Lottery,
that the New Orleans National Bank,
Louisiana National Bank, State National
Bank or GermaniR National Bank, all
leading Banks Of New Orleans, In, win
receive any registered letters OF postal
orders accompanying orders The next
drawing the is tn, will occur on Tues.
day, september s, for any information Of
Which address M. A. Danphip, New
Orleans, Ia. nav
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.rhrrmometer Record.

The following shows the range ofthe
Thermometer as observed Of Schnepfs
drug store, 1918 Market street. yesterday:
7.Gs,t., u NJ, So 8 =. NJ, ss;; 1r.M,
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me SWINE MARKET.

Arrivals this
Arrivals last
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FOR SALE.

so Acre Farm near TrtadtlphiR viii IN
house Of SIX rooms, barn, two com cribs, g ~
stable, chicken h0uSe, and WOOD aud C1tl hgasa
coal measuring from % 0 tlst Ftees go
10 Acro Farm oil RoggS Run, two miles tful
RoTty.eiRhth street. Price 81 81.
Houses No, 80 and No. 10 Indiana BtFeek
ACottaga Frame HpuNs Of 1va Tc0us, IN Eoct
order: cellar unhar EbOls house; grttiui g ~
Three L,tS IN J.;ts j, r. BAkGIig addition.
AGO Acre Farm, well fenct ., ~ acres q yhth
elcyel bottom lands; has on twOE.qIy ifa9e
hone. OF four rooms ard hallway, stable ON
prib. wagon shed, spring house aud EItn65y, Altn
rood order. Valued at s, 0O). i Will sell q =;
change for city property.
For further Information inquire Of ..,.
81 JAMES A. HENRY, Ro1l Etate Agent
Collector and Notary lA6liE
suI4 M 1914 MarRet HtEsti
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Mr., JOHN TH1E1, wilksbage, Pa, writer. n
have SufeEed from Salt Rhentn for over eight
years at times % bad that could not attend 10 my
business for weeks at q time. ihree boxes Of Guti-
cural and four bottles ReSolyent hSye entirely
cured me Of this dreadful diseaSe.v
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Cheap excursion 10 Pittsburgh every
Sunday. Round trip only 81 so. SIEciAL
FAsT TRAIN leaves al i;lO A. NJ, city time
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w. s. Roscoe and Jennie Smith, Of this
city, were married August s, BY Squire
Mases, oiWest Alexander. 'a
I MI. Lisle Thobufn and Miss Mable
Crafty d attended, the Harvest Home cath
ihgaf Mt pleasant yesterday. :.
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TaE little German band which has been
footing about town for several weeks was
supposed to be as bad as q band could be,
but another with only four players struck
the town yesterday which in q competi-
tive contest for the leather. medal for dis
cnri and HARE could down the world,
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I Mrs. E. a. KNAPP, Of Delhi, Delaware
county, New York, was seized with severe
pains in the back Of the head and with
spine fever. st. Jacobs Oil was applied
with wonderful effect, -the alienation OF
pain being almost instantaneous
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ECZ e. MA,
And Every Species Of Itching and
Burning Diseases Cured
by Cuticura.

ECZEMA. or salt Rheun,, with It's asonialng itch;
bath with CIdoura Soap. and q single application.
OF Ctl'Icusa, the great SKIN Cure. u his repeated
daily, with two or three doses OF ulicufa Rcsnly
ent the New blood PtiTiicr, 70 KEEP the blood
COO, the pertpimton pure and uafTftating, the
bowels open, the liver and kidneys active, viii
speedily cure Eczema letter, RingW1tm, Psoriaslsi
Lichen, Prurtus, Ecall Head. DandtuR. and every.
the Scalp and Skin when the hestp Ayslol ans and
att known remedies AL, ma
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Tic receipts arc amp, for a very moderate do.
les, than they wore last Monday, and tho quality
Is not 81 god Us II was then. There Is no cut3de
demAud, ard the market has In consequence,
ruled dull Prices range at saic, as To quality,
lew selling at ethics extreme Lambs sell at SaS6
kroGs Same time last year sheep sold at 3aiHn,
md La % bg SHINE rs ElrHy u I,
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"IIEED AND ACHING MUSCLES,
crying through countless nerves for rest and re.
n. let.n Like mama To The children OF
ttg1iS, ISRAEL is the Cuticur1 Plaster 70 the
VT3ys tired, oyeewofked, aching muscle, Do
I, 'f$fS not deny yonfselt tho con- Tort afforded
'hV4sSahy this new, original and speedy anti,
dig; 25c: i've ior %. Nailed fres: PorrEs
DRuG AND CHEtftaAL Co. Boston. aIi1.ytawa
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EoR RENT-TWO UNFURNjS1PS
JAMES Hotel. EnqulfeHt ST. JAMS HIM. I'M y U
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sJoR RENT-BRlCK HOUSE C0S
a TANNING Eve rooms, al ~ Main S s,s.N.
Pose; Ion giyca tirss day Of september. t;ISSf
SfAkllSON.- = ami
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REDUCTIONS.

" To maize room for our incoming Fall
Stock VIC shall offer our. entire stock OF
Surfing and summer Sultings at greatly
reduced prices. q. HESS u SONS.
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Tho BssIwoo,i Feeders.

10 ne EiLtof Of lht IHtell ealceT. ,i
SiR:-Plesse allow me the space to
make q few corrections in~regard tothe
stand which the Bonwood feeders have
taken. !,
First-No resolution was passed or Of
fered at the last meeting declaring in
favor Of staying ont with the nailers for
the q cent card. "A
Sscond-'rhe naile1s' proposition, made
at the last conference, was accepted only
in part, and conference committee was
appointed to secure, IL possible, more sat
isfactory terms of compromise.
BeatroOa, Auglist Is. FEEDER.
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pooMs FOR RRNT-lN :9fRSSs,
~ Ae sE SsS l 4iees Apply % w v aSss
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OPERA.


New invoice W0man's 75c Opera SLIP
pS19 j. w. AMICg's,
tl4s Main Street.
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Auotior ..Ultimaium,n

The glass manufacturers over the river
have adopted the following:
hWHRgRAs, We bave sent o committee
TO Pittsburgh to ascertain the prices and
terms now in forcein the factories there,
we are ready to advise our workmen at
our respective factories what such terms
and prices are, and are willing 10 resume
on those terms and prices and no others,
and II not accepted at once will be COM
PEELED to remain closed indefinitely.
r "BELIAIRE GOBLET Go. N
RoDRPER Bios.
ETNA GLASS AND MrG. Co.
BELAosT GLASS Go. n
LASrgaN CLONE Co. s. &
LABELlEl GLASS Co.
~ BUCKEYE GLASS &c. -
..s EIsoY GLASS Co..
Taken in connection with the action Of
the workingmen on Monday, when they
formally Withdrew all propositio look
ing to an adjustment pfthe existing dlf-
hculty, this seems TO. make the situation
more complicated than ever.
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Tho receipts arc rather Tighter, but appear to be
range Of qu0tatlons than were recorded last Mon.
day. The quality Il scarcely ~ good rs last Mons
days offerings Prices range from fnf1 70 for coms
and NJ n7c for the better grades, with Ost lies
tanglOg Rlound G+ci same time last year hogs told
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sod by ali Druggists. Price: cuifcuRa, .5cc.:
RIsoLyEEr, 81 90: soar, Is cent?. Prepared by the
pEtIluFY The Complexion aud sl.n by using
DERu tho CrtIcuta Scan p r y n 4
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IG(lIOIS FIRST lFBlIPLES.

x 80 M
TnE AoUspsyiLLe AEETLso.
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DURING The hot weather my Store
jHiiibc closed ut 0 7. NJ, Saturday 5ex-
copied. JACOB W. GhUBB.
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geo, az. ,tboa 8 GO.
. INII2S sTaT.A.NT
ANNOUNCED

s Our storeroom is now under
going extensive alterations to
accommodate the large stock
Of goods we intend TO carry for
the coming Fall land Winter sea
sons, part Of which has already
beer. purchased. This renders it
necessary to dispose Of every
dollars worth Of unsold Summer
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TIM twant Soap, universally aclsnowl-
edged TO bethe biggest and best 5centba.
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night with nine players in room on the
Upper Market Square, and has been in
progress almost constantly since, The play:
ers dropping out one at q time Tor a few
hours sleep. There hasbsen little poker
playing In the city recently, owing to lack
Of fands. Somebody has evidently made
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