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TO BE C~ONIINUED.
The Temperance Workers to Keep Up the
Fight Next Week.

The Temperance Workers to Keep Up the
Fight Next Week.
At last nights temperance meeting, after
Mr.. Edward Murphy had concluded his ad'
dress, Rev. Mr.. Shot, pastor of the church,
announced the great desire % the part Of
many that that the work be continued, and
stated that If the audience would contribute
one hundred and fifty dollars Mr.. Murphys
services would be secured for another week,
and the war would be carried on. The
proposition appeared to strike the audience
favorably, and a collection was at once made,
$l38.25 being Melted, and the remainder
pledged. This ~insures the presence OF the
great temperance worker, and the meet
ings will 60 on all next week.
After the meeting at the church was over
a number of gentlemen met at the office OF
Mr.. John Bailie and discussed the advisa-
bility of obtaining the Academy of Music
for the entire week for the purposes Of the
meetings. After the matter had been de
bated for some time a committee was sent
to wait on Mr.. Shay, that gentleman's terms
we're obtained, and this morning the offer
will, in probability, be accepted, and the
Academy thrown open for free meetings
every night, with the inspiring presence Of
Mr.. Francis Murphy to help along the
cause.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

FIRST ENG. Ev. LUTHERAN huRCh;v
Row. IS, II. Dornblaser, pastor. services 'u ~ a1d
narch %, 1855, at 1880 a. m. and ]: m.S
cyrrv evening next week, but Monday ana aaas
Snndsy-school Of 2 p. m. Strangers are we'o%e'
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ~;
cnnninaham, pastor. will preach at lo:oo y. M S Suu
y, M n m. Services every evening, except oa'-
"rS,y' during the week. AL are invited
disciples CHURCH.-Services sunday, MarSn
o, 'ss5. rs follows: Sunday-schooi AZ N;
Pra,, hing at 10 80 o. M. by Elder ). h. sni.h, "
MoupdsyIIle. Services every evening Al oo'
All are invited. r
United PRESBYTERIAN -
and ! p. m. Preaching by the pastor @aooa'H
schoo ut 2 p. m. pux
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev;
william II. Cooke, u. D., pastor, Will preach ~
1870 a. m and I p. III. Sunday schoolsht y q. H.
All are welcome.
ZANE ST. NJ. E. CHURCH-servtSes toImos'
row conducted by the pastor, Rev: J. Henry Hess.
Preaching AZ 1890 q. M. Subject, "Ihe pnLy o'tne
fhnrcb in A Temperance Revival" AtI:lo y. M
subject, "How 10 Keep the Mnrphy ,ledse' '""
Say-school at 2 D. M. All are invited.
FOURTH STREET NJ. E. CHURCH.-Preaceins
Sunday, March %. 1855, at 1880 a m; snu lUo
n, IA. BY the pastor, Rev. Jos. l.. smith, !. u. oun.
dav school at 2 p. m. Young peoples meeuhs
Monday at 1880 p. M.
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THIRTY.
He ua. Set his Last stake"

He Has Set His Last "raks."
The funeral of Mr.. March Robertson took
place yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, from
the home OF his mother, l0l Nineteenth
street, the remairs being followed to their
last resting place By a large eoncourse OF
relations and friends Typographical Union
No. 10, Of which he was n member, turned
out about fifty in number and escorted the
remains as far as the corner Of Market and
Fourteenth streets, where they weSe CON-
PEELED to stop on account of the extreme
cold weather, and the fGReral procession
proceeded on to Mount Wood cemetery,
where the body Was inferred. Very few
young men in town had more friends than
Marsh, as he was generally liked for his
honest, wbolesouled disposition, and he will
be sadly missed from among his large circle
of acauaintances.
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THE ABSURD SIDE.
A Young Man Does the Funny Act on
Several Parties In Town.

A Young Man Does the Funny Act on
Several Parties In Town.
The present warfare between the Chief o
Police and Mayor, in regard to gambling
aud gamblers. has taken on a ludicrous
side, as well as a serious one,
and the folloNing incidents of the former
character will no doubt be appreciated, and
everybody who knows him will observe the
work Of the fine Italian hand Of a young
getleman WHO'S the first to exc On a~bsurdity
cut Of a serious matter.
Well. Yesterday the Chief Of Police, while
sitting in his Office heard the telephone bell
ring, and upon answering it, be was aske /
il that was the Chief.
1T is" said be. What do you want, and
who are you?'
81 am Mayor Grub, and | wish to inform
you that there are two men sitting ON the
railroad track out at the tunnel playing
cent ante. You had better see that they
are arrested.
The Captain was on the point of asking
an officer to go out and put an end to the
game when, the supreme ~foolishness of the
affair dawned upon his mind and he found
that he had been sold. Just imagine, play
ing poker in the open air when the mercury
was dancing around zero trying to hit cen,
tire every pop.
An uptown salOonist received a telephone
call Yesterday, and the following converse
ton ensued:
Saloonist-Who is there?
Voice-Mayor Grub.
Salooris,-What do you want?
Voice. understand you allow your Gus.
TONERS to shake dice for the drinks in your
Place.
Salconist-Yes, | do, and have been do,
ing it ever since l commenced business.
Voice-Well, that's all / wanted to know.
| am going to publish a list Of all the 50
looms where dice are shaken for drinks in
the morning. Good by"
Saloonist-Hold on! Wait q minute! ]
don't want my name in that list, aad don
send it in until | come down and see yon.
l think we can fix it all right.
At this point he heard a loud burst o.
laughter and he awakened to the fact tina,
he had been sold badly, very badly.
Another saloonist was called up with the
following result:
"Well, what's Santed?'
Voice-"I am so and so, giving the nan
of one ofthe boys. | Just wanted to sse il
l could get in next Sunday morning TO .ge
an eye opener as | Am going out on Satug
day night"
SaloOnist-"0h, yes, that's all right, tn
back door will be open as usual"
Yoice-"That is what | wanted to find
out. lam Mayor Grubb, and viii see 20
later about the matter"
Saloonist-"Oh, ssy! no, look here! !
was only joking. Really. | knew it was yop
all the time. Recognized your voice. Just
q little Joke of mine"
Voice-Well, it won't be such q Joke
You had better get a lawyer and be poe.
pared.
The now thoroughly scared ~saloonist
dropped the receiver and started heller
SHELTER up to see the Mayor to try and ar,
range things so he could go out OF it, when
he was stopped BY the gang who told him
the joke which had been played upon him
Then his lip dropped and the boys went back
and took drink on him.
Several other like incidents occurred, and
for q time the ssversltofth he jokers were way
up in the paint for fear that they would be
brought 10 account. Such is life in q big,
bad city.
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A Few Pointers How to Appropriately
Observe the Day.

A Few Pointers How to Appropriately
Observe the Day.
1t will not be long until Eastertide is
ushered in upon us, and many will desire to
observe the pretty custom OF presenting their
intimate friends with n fitting token of the
season. Nothing makes a handSomer or
more acceptable gift than one of the elegant
tokens to be found at j. B. Wilson's book
store, 1902 Market street, where the variety
of styles cannot fail to please the
most fastidious. Every year the
makers of these articles seem to
attempt to surpass their previous efforts,
and this year the products Of the artists and
printers skill show for themselves, in the
beautiful and elaborate designs executed.
There is the pretty Easter card appropriate
ly inscribed and decked with clusters OF
natural flowers, making them works o fart
that will not fail to please all. The lowers
are from Germany and the famed eidel-
weiss is the one most used. There are also
parchment, covered neat little books, con-
tanning quotations or poems suitable to the
day, bouquets, satchels, and other articles
which to select from.
Persons who desire to do the proper caper
should not fail to examine j. B. Wilson's
stock, most o which is from the house Of
White, Stokes l. Allen, New York, who
cater to the most refined trade Of that city.
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IN THE OUTER WORLD.
The Row Spread Broadcast Throughout
the Copntry.

The Row Spread Broadcast Throughout
the Copntry.
Nest of the dsilies in the large cities con-
thue TO print kilograms from Wheeling
purpor,ing 10 give the facts in the matter.
srd some journals comment editorialIy
upon the situation, and hold up the exist.
eDce of card,playing in oCr midst as but
one more example OF the annate cussedness
Which ptrvades the average West Yirgin.
ian. Some Of the special kilograms con-
tain a coed deal more OF fiction than truth.
as wiiDt's the ~foliouing from. the Ciucit-
nan Tines-Star. dated Thursday:
There Is no change in the fight sgains,
the gamblers. except that it is more intense.
At \ great pablo meeting last evening
speeches Eere made endoesipz the MsYor
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AttemDted

Tuesday evening about 9 o'clock,
while driver On street car No. IL, wa de-
iveripg a box to a grocer in the North End,
two men ran out to the car and made an
attempt TO rob his cash box.
They had inst succeeded in
cutting the straps which fastened
the box and were attempting to
open it when the driver returned and thew
ran Of. 1t is q question whether these petty
thefts are perpetrated BY q gang of robbers
or whether some poor devil suffering from
hunger, seeing the opportunity cannot re-
sist it.
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SOME OF OUR FRIENDS.

The People We Claim and the Strangers
Within Our Gates.
Harry Dawson, of Scourine fame, is in
the city selling his goods.
Miss Annie Hoffman, of the Island, is
visiting her mother at Woodsfeld, Ohio.
Mr.. Geo. Mathiscn, of Wheeling, was
measuring the boys up for new clothes this
week-Fairmont Index.
n5:. Geo. R. Jingle, wife and family
are in the city, stopping over a few days on
their way to Washington City.
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Don't scold the Children!

If you do they will think you have dYs
pepsia, as probably you have. Dyspepsia
disorders the digestion and gives people the
blues, Dyspepsia prompts dismal dreams
and makes people dreadful. Dyspepsia de
,iroys domestic delight and makes home
horrible. Mr.. F. s. Holdcroft, of Sturgeon
Point, Va, says, II have been using
Browns Iron Bitters for dyspepsia. and il
helped me very much
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WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2l-l:30 a.
m.-For Ohio Valley and Tennessee, partly
colder weather, local rains or snow AID
winds generally essterly, slightly warmer n
the eastern portion and q slight fall in TEN,
persture in the western portion.
For the Lower Lake regions, generally
fair weather, slight changes in temperature
and winds generally northWesterly.
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Done in Six Months,

That coil Of hair on the back of your
head, dear lady. 1t is better than nothing
and deceives nobody. In six months or less
from to day you may dispense with it if you
are inclined to give Parker's Hair Balssm a
tsir Trial. Clesnses the scalp, restores the
color, a delicious dressing. Not a dye, not
oily, elegantly ~perfumed.
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Excursion Rates

For to day only. Baby Shoes, 25c, La,
dies Button Shoes, 81. Mems Fine Shoes,
81. Ladies Foxed Caters, 81. Fine Kid
Shoes, 81. Mems very fine Shoes, -. La.
dies Slippers, soc. Ladies' Shoes, 75c.
Ladies' Rubbers, best styles made. only
25c. We mean 10 close out many lots to,
day. and it will pay you to come aud see US;
see our 81 and 5! so Ladies shoes, best
style, ever sold at that price. Come early.
J. 7. LYNCH.
~ Twelfth street.
Gccds sent by mail. if ordered.
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IL. d.

Special excursions to Pittsburgh every
Sunday. Round trip rate $3.50. Train
leaves b 4 o depot at e:25 a. m. city time;
returning, leaves Pittsburg at sos p. m ,
city time. Tickets good for this day only.
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Advice to

Mr.. Winslow's Soothing Syrup tor Gnu.
dren teething, is the prescription o, one .,
the best female nurses and physicians rs, 'e fo tue
limited States, and has been used TOT tor!Y
un,.e r;tS never failing success by mil
en- oS mothers for their children. Dur
mUp, tho y. nrocess of teething its value is In
ny uIehta II relieves the child from PAIN,
cnpes dysentery and disrrhea, gripping IN
Gu. euseI boyeIs and wind collie. BY giving
health to the child it rests the mo'ne''
p,;ce 25c a bottle.
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Index to New Advertisements.

Roller Skstes-NesbiGt & Bro.
Glassware Engraving-Ewing Bros.
For Sale-Coach Top Wagon.
K. OFF. Funeral Notice.
For Sale-Household Furniture.
Roasted Cofee-MeMechen & Son.
Wanted-Bell Boy7[Local Page
For Cineinnati-Steamer Louis Il. S ur-
ley-ELocal Page
Pstterson's Pills-Listis Drug Store
Local Page
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LIST
of the Newly Organized Wheeling Light
Guards.

OF the Newly organized wheeling b'S"'
Guards.
President, Howard Carothers; vice pre8i
dent, Harry Boyd; Secretary, Louis R. D.
Hunter; treasurer, John Fallon; members,
James Armstrong, c. W. Baylitts, John
Boyd, Harry Boyd, Harry Biles, John Bos'
ley, Harry Campbell, 81. Carothers, Willie
Cox, J. A. Crawford, w. Croghsn, Herbert
Darrah, John Frew, John Fallon, John For,
ney, Mathew Holbig, L, r, D. Hunter, NJ.
H. Kennedy, Z. Larue, Andrew Mckee,
Thomas McKeever, NJ. Fl. McNabb, Ste wart
Mills, Harry Moore, Harry OFT, Thomas
O'Brien, Willie Reed, Frank ScholoSer, j.
Shaughnessy, R. j. Smyth, Jr., E. c. Sykes,
Jr., Daniel J. Toomey, George Teaters, A.
q. Vaas, Albert Warner, c. Watson, Walter
Wills Walter WOrls.
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h q.

Special excursions to Pittsburg every Sun.
day. Round trip rate. $3.50. Train
leaves B. & o. depot st BIS a. m, city time;
returning leaves Pittsbnrg at sos p. N.
city time. Tickets good for this day only.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
TempaTAture Talk.

Following is the range of the mercury for
yesterday as observed at Schnepfs drug
store, corner Of Market and Fourteenth
streets; I a. m, s; IL M, Is; 3 p. N, II;
In IN Is
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Teas! Teas! Tens,t,

Fifty half chests Gun Powder teas, fit
halt chests choice Oolong teas, Just received
and for sale Mt low market rates BY O. s
Feeny, No. l4l0 Main street.
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Imported Decorated Porcelain
Tea Sets So pieces, for Eight Dol.
lars stone China Sets sfiu lower,
DAWSON BROS.
9296 Market Street.
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A Card,
III he Edkor Of he Monster.

4 nc bNfS' " 'S -Ny''''
| desire to say through your paper that
am surprised to find the Baltimore X Ono
Railroad Company, one of the greatest cor;
porations OF the State, is using its large in
iuence in trying to control the appoint
ments to Federal Offices of general interest
in this State. | wish to call the attention
of not only the people Of the State, but also
our R pre- entative; in Congress 10 the fact.
The evidences now in my possession, and
which | believe to be unquestionabIe and
conclusive, may be examined by any gen.
tleman who feels sufficiently interested to
lake that trouble.
Imake this statement because | believe
The fact to be of general interest. am
respectfully, etc,
DENNIS O'KEEPFE.
Wheeling, W. Va, March 81, 1885.
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METzEI. soup at Louis SchRalb's First
National Saloon, this morning, from 9 to
IL o'clcck.
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METzEL soup at Louis Schwalb's Firs,
National Saloon, this morning, from 9 to
IL o'clock.
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FINE Lunch, oyster Soup aud
Book Beer. at Jacob WiIhelms
saloon, 1881 Market 50 eel, Oppo-
site pOsfOffiee.
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WI have just received q new
stock Of Gold Speetaeles-
JACOB w. GRUBB,
Jeweler Cor. Twelfth and Market.
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Gccds sent by mail. if order,

FINE Lunch, Oyster Soup and
Rock Reer. nt Jacob WiihclHn's
SELDOM. !. 81 sGarhct street. opp
site Postoafcc.
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BroWn's Brodchial Trochss for Coughs and
Co4cs; "1h re a nothing TO be compared With
aem"-Rv. D o. Hakfas. Haaos lad
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METzEL soup at Louis Schwalb's First
National Saloon, this morning, from Q to
u o'clock.
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IN GENERAL.
Robbery on the Ohio River Road.

Robbery on the Ohio River Road.
Two young men named Brooks and Kin
caid were arrested yesterday for breaking
into the freight Office OF the Ohio River
road at Sistersville aud stealing goods there
from. James Mechen, of Parkers5urg,
went to Sistersville and ferreted out the
thieves and they had preliminary trial yes
terdsy. being heldiu the sua Of $500 to sp-
pear before the mex; term OF the grand jury.
1t is supposed that there is a gang interest.
ed in the robbery. of Shich these two are
members.
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FINE Lunch, Oyster soup anS
III Reer. al Jacob Wilhelms
SaToop. 1881 Market street, oppo-
lite D0StOHicc.
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express. The specimen weighs ninety
pounds and was shipped here direct from
the Anna mine, Villa Grove, COLORADO
The quartz bed from which this specimen
wss taken. is said 10 yield from twelve to
fifteen hundred dollars per on-sn unusu-
ally rich yield. The specimen is on exhl-
bi,ion in B. Fisher & Sons show window.
Mr.. B. Fisher, of this city, is the president
aud principal owner Of the Anna mine.
Map of Railroad Extension Filed.
joseph /. Doran, Solicitor of the Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company, yesterday
filed in the Office of the Secretary OF State,
q map and profile Of the Flat Top extennon
of the New River division OF the Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company. with the
spur.;racks or laterals up Mills and Tipping
Greek, as located By said Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company; together with
The names Of tie land owners through
whose lands said branch and lsterals run,
and. of the noted places along the same
stated thereon.
Pleasant Skating Party
The fancy dress carnival at the Island
rink last night was q grand success IN Oil
particulars. The costumes were mauy and
varied, and attracted great attention from
The SPECTATORS, of whom there was a large
number present. The grand march was a
signal success, their being about eighty par
Elephants and all good skaters: Mr.. Cnas.
Hughes and Laura Lukens led the march,
and beautifully did they accomplish the
task. This was one of the most delightful
parties ever held in the city and those in
charge deserve credit for their efforts to make
it a success.
Certificate of Incorporation.
Secretary of State Walker yesterday
issued q certificate of incorporation to the
Peoples Electric Light Company, formed
for the purpose of lighting by currents OF
electricity the borough of York, Pa, and
such other cit;es as may be hereafter deter
mined upon, which corporation is to keep
its principal Office or place Of business at
York, and is to expire March IA, 1885. For
The purpose of forming such corporation the
sum of S25 has been subscribed, and paid
in, and the privilege is reserved OF increas-
ing the same by the sale of additional shares
to $4,000. The ~incorporators are: Charles
A.. Martin, George +. Nef, II. c. Niles,
Henry Wagner, and A. X. Bonita, all OF
York, each one 81 are.
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Vanderbilt Money Couldn't Buy Il.

sahoerphrs money Couldn't Buy It.
:,The Ac.orth News and Farmer Of this week ays:
ss. Elizabeth Bater, living within three mile; Of
not buy from her Whist six bottles OF Swift's specino
bes done for her. Her statement u a follow: For
tsiity-ons year ! have suffered almost death from
that horrible disease, scrofula- For yean I vm an
able TO do anything In keeping up my domsstss
araim. Last October ] vas induced TO try Svih's
Fpecthc, and used two bottles, and was % much ben
CITED b. Il that / purchased four more IRON Messn.
lieyed me. feel hfes new person, and can DO al
ny own housevork. Before 1 took the 8. 8. 8. my
NE was q burden. as my entire penon vn covered
care 70 live. had tried every known remedy, and
my case va: generally regarded q incurshle. 1 had
been treated By the best physicians 70 no avail. I
most heartily recommend b~ifts Specific 70 The
Messrs- Horthcut 4 johnson, merchspts NJ Ae.
worth, say: We know Mn. Elizabeth Baker person.
ally; We are familiar With hsr case. She Il highly
Rheumatism Twenty Years.
have been suffering from rheumausn for tvsntJ
y,'ar,s, u Times with almost intolonbls psin. hsd
tne pest medica treatment, and took all sorts Of
remedies, bat without relief. Being reduced almost
clutches, ! vn induced TO try svift's speci6c. and
u acted Ike Q charm, and ! an 30 day entirely re-
hereS. have thrown away my autches and am In
the worst cases Of rheumatism
hHA EZRA hKRsHoH. Macon, Ga, Aug 4, ~.
Communication.
WETUHPKA ALA, Sept. n, 1884 About axyesu
$50 became Afflicted with q very dIzasrsssbls skfn
dieease, With Large, dry sores and many crusscd pin.
pes 90 my face, banda and shoulder. The sofe O
ny shoulder eat out a hole nearly an inch deer, and
ny eye alarmed me veU much. I THE all kinAs
Of treatment, but found nothing that seemed 70 AGsH
me otseese. ! nnaliy deedef 70 Try 8 !. 8 % a.
siee d 2 physician, ard In Q short time the scahs
dr3Pped irom the sores and LEFT my skin smooth ana
vel. lconnder >. b 9. tbs greatest blood mediefns
made, and The only thing that vim cure tbe dissass
! be resuh OF Q terrible attack Of malsdsl feyer. eon.
sracted While farming In the Taiiapooea riyer s.sup.
can Dc found n my once 10 the cout houo Il
lou can refer TO nae.
IL. RHoDks, Dep. Fherif Eimors Co., Ala
infause ou Blood and Skin Diseases mailed fra
y SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. DRIVER s. Atlantis, Ga
hoto ~ La9ghiin Bros. 4 Go. and Logan Co, at
gD0Ir0IIe md Fafail Wkoslfa.
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Beneft Skating Party.

The locked out glass workers benefit at
the Chapline street riuk tonight promises
to be an immense affair, q large number Of
ladies and gentlemen have expressed their
intention Of being present. Handsome
prizes will be givento the most graceful lady
sid gentleman skater aud to the winner Of
the scrub race. 1t was q mistake in stating
that the glass sets were donated By Hobbs.
Brockunier & Co snd the Central glass
works, Do not fail to attend and give the
lo,e N lft
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A PRIGHTFCL ACCIDENT.

OUR s1.o0 Celebrated White Shirt, rein.
forced both front and back, for qualny and
strength Is superior to any other in the
market. Call and examine, at
c. HESS 4 SONS,
Merchant Tailors and Gents R~urnishsrs,
1891 Market Street.
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Pine Specimen of Ore.

The largest and finest specimen of silse.
or ever seen in, this section Of country vas
brought 10 this Gig yesterday sflernsan by