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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the CITY AMI. wheeling Folk.

Strangers In the City and. wheeling Folk
Abroad.
The Lillian Spencer company Is at the
Mcclure house.
Hon.J. O. Palmer, OF Wollsburg, was
down yesterday.
Mrs. Homer Wellp, OF WellsVille, is
visiting friends in the city.
W. II. Mallory and Joseph b. Morris, Of
Woodsleld, Ohio, were in the city yester-
day.
Capt. Frank Burt, Of Warrington, and
Mr.. Charles L. Hagan, OF Grafton, were OF
the Mcclure yesterday.
Burt swarlz, an attache OF the Circuit
Court, has returned from q months visit
to Bethany and West Liberty
Rev. X. Rush Swope, OF st. Matthews
church preached at st. Paul's church in
Steubenville Thursday evening.
Col. George W. Thompson, OF Parkers-
burg, YiCe-P President and General Man.
ager Of the Ohio River Railroad, was up
yesterday.
Miss Dollie Moore, Of Baltimore, who
has been the guest Of Mrs. Thomas
Hughes for several weeks past, leaves for
home this morning,
Nj. T. NJ. MeyerhoAer, for a long time
operator in the Western Union Tele-
graph Office here, has gone to Erie, Pa, TO
q good position in the company's
service there.
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A LITTLE SUFFERER
Purified and BeauiIaed by the
CutlCura Remedies.

~ a w \ me pleaSlLe ogiye you this report Of
RTNTniTs Wbnnn' w mnHthH M I SVnE TvLlSVhA
sSn 70 W. WEN na NH nIa eVes n appearances o. q large
About dye months alter Il became a rum ny tP po5e,
Soon other sores formed. lie then had Iwoo fthem
morS impure Il took less time for them 70 'bFeaF
out Asore came on the chin, beneath The under
Up when was ven, Offensive. his head was one
sOlld scab, nilohaiging great deal. This was his
eonultion ~ tMenY monlhs old when | un.
aetLook lne cate q Nun, hM mother hAying died
s WHSp Ia n 1iae ~ m SdS, 1aSa 2 y year 2La, o. con,
lttIeI blteould not Eot up Il he fefil down la and
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MISS LILLIAN spENoER.
A Magnificent Rendition Of an UnusuaIy
good Play.

good Play.
Miss Lillian Spencer appeared at the
Opera House last night in "Anaelma," a
translation Of sRrdou's French play
andrea" Miss Spencer had mot before
been seen in Wheeling, but she was well
known by reputation, and the public was
predisposed in her favor. The favorable
impression made by report In advance Of
her coming was certainly deepened by her
performance last night. Miss Spencer
wins admiration and disarms criticism by
q certain Winsome beauty, heightened
by tasteful and expenAive dressing, He
would be q cold hearted critic who could
were indeed bad, Miss Speneer's act
ing 10 not bad. She shows great
talent and careful training. These are up.
parent throughout the difficult role Of
AnSflma, the wife who reClaims her Grant
husband by devotion and the execution
Of q brave plan born Of her love, In the
frequent intensely dramatic episodes she
rises above talent and training, and fire.
quently exhibits unmistakabls genius,
Her impersonation is artistic throughout,
strong where strength Ia demanded, deli
cate and line where these qualities are re-
quisite to the faithful portrayal OF thspart.
The company is an unusually strong
one-so strong that To do it Justice all
must be given more attention than space
permits, Taken as q whole, the perform
ance Is as pleasing and c%ommendRble as
any seen here for a long time, It especially
appeals to ladies who admire fine cos
tunes,
The play will be repeated at the matt
nee at 2 p, NJ, and again this evening, Re-
served seats at Banners,
Alter the performance at the Opsra
House last evening . reception was ten
dered Miss Spencer by DIR, A, +, GRsmire
at his apartments on Market street. Many
OF the best people Of Wheeling were
present, and the reception was Q credit to
the host and an honorto the distinguished
guest,
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LOCAL BREvIrTEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and Abaut the
OiIy.

9ANa
MATSEEs at both theatres to-day,
oSE marrisge license was issued yestsr.
day,
THERE was no police court yesterday
morning-no cases.
A GANR Of base ball will be played on
skates at the Alhambra rink tonight.
LILLIAN sPENcRR in "Anselma' at the
Opera House this afternoon and evening,
AXoTHER fine, fair day yesterday, with
prospects, OF q continuance OF the nice
weather.
THERE will be q calico and necktie car
nival at the Chapline street rink this
evening.
IA Box OF CASH. closes its engagement
at the Academy this evening. A family
matinee will bs given at 2 =. N.
W. l.. CALLES and q corps Of assistants
have commenced the work OF CanVassing
for the Wheeling Directory for 1856.
THE Board OF Public Works has had a
force Of men at work for the past two
days giving Main street q mud-HCraping,
A DRUNKEN man fell from the Princess,
near BoRg's Island, yesterday. He passed
clear under the boat and was rescued by
some men in Q skih.
Tue Sunday School Teachers Bible So
cIety at the Young Men's.Christian Assocl'
atom will be conducted by Rev, JIG, CAN'T
at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
II. A, CALDWELL was yesterday appoint
ed administrator Of the estate OF Jane
Smith, deceased, and gave bond In the
Aum OF 500, with II. +. Jones as surety.
tbs young men Of the city are invited
by the Young Mems Christian Association
| o attend social religious meetings at the
Association building this evening and al
4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon,
A wluTR HORSE, hitChed to q heavily
laden coal wagon belonging to I, o. Fra
zier, OF Bridgeport, fell dead yesterday al
the corner ofOhapline and Elsventhstreetl
These who saw the team, aacribed the
death to o~veTloading.
A MEETING Of the Board OF Commission
era was held yesterday to consider the roat
appropriations, Mr.. Pickett moved TO sCalt
the committees figures so percent, but /
dead lock resulted and after repeated
efforts to come to some agreem mt the
Board adjourned,
APARrY OF ladies' and gentlemen visit
ed the Riverside Steel Works last evening
and watched the wonderful process o.
making steel. They went down in
special car over the Bsnwood extension Of
the p, W. 4 Ky, road. Mr., Bellsville, o.
the road, and Mr., Oulbertson, Of the River
side Company, had the party in charge.
TnR LinAly Literary Society held III
regular meeting yesterday in the hall o.
the Instilute, aud admitted as o member
Of the society Mr., Harry Woodmausee
After q very enjoyable programme MOioI
J. NJ. Lea gave a practical and interesting
talk on the topic Of the day, STRIKES
The regular order OF business was then
completed and the Society adjourned,
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re-
cord three deeds OF trust and two deeds in
fee, one made March ~ by Clemens
Knoke and wife 10 William z. Hubbard
and Thomas 0'Brlen, in consideration o.
&c. 200 for subdivision 4 ofsquare 10 OF j,
and j. L. Bakers addition; the other,
September ], 1884, by John p. Campbell,
and wife to August WRrneck, In consider.
alton OF $50, for about one acre oil ground
in Richland district.
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n5asT. 1UKE's r. 4. CHURCH.
ss.ylse. GtlOiSoA \. and M. sunday School
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Bsllairs.


NJ D. BlACkiston is home from a trip TO
Michigan.
Louis Hess has moved to Chicago to go
into business there,
George squiggens, sr., is confined to his
bed with rheumatism.
MrR, Alice Smith, Of Washington, Pa,
has been visiting here.
v. 7. Morgan will go west this spring to
prospect lori new home.
John Runion ia suffering from a dan
gsrous attack OF lung fever,
NJ, Graft Is in town, looking as II farming
in the Western Reserve agreed with him.
William Nicholson Is very low at his
home on Gravel Hill with catarrh OF the
lungs,
Beddy Lee, a notorious character, was
taken TO the lnirmary yesterday by Officer
p, o, oriswell,
Bert Morgan has brought to his stables
here three stations from the Powell farm
at sprlngboro.
Rev, VIM, CASTOR left for his home in
Cleveland yesterday after q visit OF some
days with relatives here,
Harry samssll aud wife will make their
home at Grand Island, Nebraska, leaving
here the last OF this month,
The German Church tomorrow will
have services and an examination pre-
psratory to confirmation services on the
following Sunday.
The Goblet Works will take q new de-
psrture in the fall by engaging in the
manufacture Of table ware In addition to
It's lines OF goblets.
The work Of procuring rights Of way for
the natural gas pipes between Bridgeport
and here Is beng pushed by MeSsrs,
Finn and Gillespie and their attorneys.
Rev. Braxton Daniels, OF Martins
Ferry, and RsY. Elijah Henderson, Of the
Second NJ, E. Church here, are to ex-
change pulpits, by order of the Confer
ence,
The Montefore Benevolent Society las
installed the following officers; Simon
Behr, President; Ralph Blum, Vice-Presl-
dent; Julius WE'LL, Secretary Isaac Blum,
Treasurer.
The T~urnverein Thursday evening in.
stalled Charles Hanke aud Henry Hier
Speakers; Fred. Snider, Secretary; Fred.
ROdewlg, Treasurer; Joseph Carter, Trus-
tee, for three years, and Emil Schmidt,
for two years,
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Hancock County anS,

A correspondent writing from Gas Val.
ley, near Fairview, Hancock county, says:
The Griffith well, on the ]. P. Miller farm
has been drilled through the gas sand. Il
will not make over a25.barrel well. The
Ohio Valley Gas Company have q rig UP
on the David Reed farm, near Poe, Ia
Beaver county, Pa. one up and ready for
drilling on the EliottC Campbell farm, and
one building on the William Latham farm,
in this county. The company have their
line completed TO Liverpool, and In a
few days they will DO able to supply
East Liverpool with natural gas from Gas
Valley.
There are several other companies who
are going 10 commence operations near
this valley as soon as the weather settles.
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NEWS.
stage OF the Water aud Movements OF the

stage OF the wRtsr aud Movements OF the
Steamboats,.
The General Pike passed down yester-
day. She had q fair trip,
Tho stea.lsr Scotia ia due down to-day
on route from Pittsburgh TO Cincinnati.
The O. W. Bachelor will arrive this
morning and re.enter her Pittsburgh
trade.
Signal service flags are now being dis.
played from the Pt. Pleasant railroad
bridge.
The New Courier was at Louisville
Wednesday on her way up. She will
probably arrive here to-day.
At Pittsburgh last evening the depth
was 10 feet and the river was falling there
and at all points above on both rivers.
The steamer Lame Duck Of Charleston
libelled by the United States Marshal, has
been sold for $Sll to Dryden Harris, an
old boatman Of Coal Valley.
The marks on the levee last evening
indicated a depth in the channel at this
point OF % feet nine inches. The river
lell slowly yesterday, as it did the day be.
fore.
Captain John NJ. Sweeney, Of Wheeling,
Is figuring with hull.builders for the hull
Of q new boat which lie recently closed q
contract to build for the Alabama river
trade. He desires TO have the hull ready
for launching In six weeks alter contract
ng.-PMSbargh Commercial Gazette.
The Louis A. Shirley is to.day's packet
for Cincinnati from this point. The Shir.
ley Is O good, BtaunUh stern-wheel packet,
commanded by q clever set Of officers.
Dan Lacy and Charlie Reeves are in the
office and will make 1t pleasant for friend
and stranger alike. The Shirley is O
packet possessing ample accommotions for
passengers and freight. The shirley's
hour for departure Is 8 o'clock P. N.
The New Martinsville Democrat contains
the folloWingi The captains OF the Town.
send and Bale Prince have been testing
the speed Of their boats lately and blood
Ia up. On last Saturday they met In the
creek and $1,0e0.00 was offered as q wager
Of battle by the Townsend. II was not
taken hut there will no doubt be some
racing done one OF these days that will
knock the breath out Of everybody on the
bank,
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CopJlpE : uood 1hlpr.

Dr.. ]. Il. Reeves received word yester.
day from Columbus stating that on Thurs.
day the House Of the Ohio Legislature
concufred with the Senate Ii passing d
Health law by q vote Of Is 10 12. The Law
~ passed is almost m exact copy Of the
Health law passed In 1881 by the Leglsla.
ture Of this State creating the State Board
Of Health. II will be remembered that
Dr.. Reeves was largely instrumental In
securing the passage Of that law and
among the first 10 be driven from West
Vlfglnlaundef the workings ofthe law was
Dr.. Hale, the Washington quack, who ls
nov In dnranCs al Pittsburgh. He under.
t9ok to run his scheme at Washington
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Nau atnrai Nnu f,nna.

The place to save 25 percent at least 1,
the Bon Ton sroRB, il42 Main street,
The largest stock ID ladies' and gents fur.
nishing goods kept in the city. Every
article ig inarkedih plain figures. BeSides
everything 10 new and bright. Ladies'
hose 90, Go, 20 up 10 the very best qualities.
Gents hose 80. A seamless half hose,
good weight, 70, sold elsewhere for 100
also q great variety Of finer goods.
We ksepa very fine line Ia handker-
chiefs at &c, go, &c, and UP 10 best
qualities.
Best and leading makes In corsets, such
"a Dr.. Balls and De Warner 4 Co.'s.
Towels from &c up.
Gents silk Ties In very neat patterns
and latest styles for 15C and DIP.
Out, 25c gents undetshitt, worth 400, q
great bAtgain.a
In fact everything in outlineat astonish.
ingly low prices. Come and,be convinced.
Bon Ton,
l142 Main street.
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Mrs. Minnie Ebbertsc daughter Of Mr..
John Arbenz, died Thursday night in a
on the B. & o. road near Barnes
Vile, while on her return from the South,
where she went for her health live months
ago with her husband. The body reached
home yesterday morning. Just after
Mrs. Ebberts' departure her sister,
Miss Mary Afbenz died at her home here.
Mrs. Ebberts leaves one'small child. The
doubly bereaved family have the deepest
sympathy Of Q wide circle Of friends.
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Mr.. George l. Evanp, an old citizen Of
Emerson, near Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, well
known In Wheeling, died at his home a
few days ago, In his s~eventy.third year.
lie had attended the Wheeling market Of
aud on for the last fifty years, and this,
although for the last twenty yeats he has
been 80 much Of q cripple az 10 be
obliged to Use Crutches. HO was an Old
reader aud occasional correspondent Of
this paper, and was a man highly respect.
ed BY all his neighbUts and acquaintance,
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nrnnh Lnrr Iiai.

Following Is a list Of the freeholderl
drawn and summoned TO serve as grand,
Jurors at the session Of the Circuit Court
which begins next Monday:
CLARK Hanes, Patrick Kennedy, LuClua
1Ioge, John Piart, D. A. Gialp, Daniel
Bodley, 0. j. Crawford, Simon Hork.
heimer, John II. Hall, John Mcclure,
Lewis Jones, Thomas RatCliE, John g,
Holman, ar, James Armstrong, Charles
Keller, John Medium, Or.
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Il NA11 poYcorr.
It's EaicIOncy as a woapon-Tbs way 1t
Welded.

us AtupIehuy ~ y way u 10
= Welded.
Speaking Of the boycott, a nailers'
official said Last night that It was q very
efficient weapon. He instanced mi case
in which a large order for Wheeling nails
was cancelled by a Kansas City dealer
after 1t had been partially, filled, because
Of the boycott. The way dealers watch It
isshown by an incident recently referred to
In the 1NT~ELLiaENCER. After the Middleport
mill signed the scale and went 10 work, a
salesman for that mill called on a western
dealer, who refused to buy becsuse the
mill was on the boycott list, Investi.
CATION by telegraph showed that he was
mistaken, and hethen placed q good order
with the agent.
The following form Of "boycott cir.
culat" Ia circulated In the Westi
DlsrRiCr 'BoYcor1" COMMITTEE.
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wAsn1SaroN, D. O., April 1O.-1 A. NJ
For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, fair
weather In eastern portion, local rains In
warmer portion; winds generally SOUTH
eaSterly, nearly stationary temperature.
For Lower Lake region, fair weather,
slightly warmer, shifting ocooler easterly
tyinIa
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The AmaieAmaisa 0sn1sr,lon,

The Executive Committee Of The Anal.
gamated Association Of Iron and Steel
workers are making preparations fof the
next annua! convention. Il will be held
10 Pi!tsburgh, beginning June 1. Thurs.
day they leased new Turner Hall there for
the occasion, The scale for next year IL
already being discussed by the different
lodges In the. Association. Only one
Wheeling mill 10 connected with lhEs AZ.
ISOLATION,
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SEE our 81 20 fine dress shoes for men,
LYNCH, 81 Twelfth street.

EDWARD L, Rose 4 Co. having purchased
the interests OF the Howe s. N. Go. and
secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep q full line Of
Howes and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with Its perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fail to see the
the Standard. See advertisement on an.
other page.
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INSANE STREET NJ. L, CHURCH,
uS Rev. !. Henry lies, pastor, ySfyiSes Ia.
morrow % lo;sg AN, and fil6 2. n, BSbbaIb
School ~ 2 p. n, AllAfe 6~0fliaiiy ihyIIe61
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insure fouf LIEo
And thus protect your wife and child rem
The Ohio Valley Life Insurance Company
Of Wheeling, affords reliable life insurance
at rates within reach Of small incomes.
The average cost last yaar In the Ohio
Valley was less than that OF any other life
insurance company or society," the coun.
try. The Ohio Valley has In eight years
paid over 100000 dollars TO widows and or.
plants Of deceased members. The year
1885, notwithstanding the hard times, was
the most prosperous year In It's history.
Medical examinations made at the office
free Of charge. For further information
enquire at the Office, second floor front,
Reilly block, entrance No. 1921 Market
street.
GIN. 1. H. DuvA1, Pres,
W. O. HANDLAN, Sec.
I. H. LOGAN, Treas.
7, B. CAMPBELL, NJ. D.,
Medical Director.
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special attention 10 called to the services
10 be held In the First Presbyterian
Church, Of this city, tomorrow morning
and evening. The church edlaCo has been
thoroughly repaired and renovated, and
tile work has been completed by the re.
moyal Of the old Windows, andthe putting
In Of new memorial windows composed oil
cathedral glass. The audience room Ia
now one o. the most attractive and com.
Portable 10 be found anywhere. Rededi.
cation services will be held and appto.
pfiAle Bermons will be preached with
other exercises suitable for the location.
The friends Of the church and Congfega.
ton, together with The citizens In general,
will have q cordial welcome 10 all these
-GsS
LyNcB'A own make men'a calf ahoea. ali
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The following shows the range OF the
thermometer as observed OF SChnept'sd drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: 7
A. NJ, 3l'i 10 NJ, 67'; 8 p. M, 6S'i 7. NJ,
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THERE will be a novel attraction, con.
slsting Of a game Of base ball on skates, at
the Alhambra rink tonight, between the
Regular Base Ball Club and a picked nine,
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SPRING and Summer stock Just re.
cClVe1. An elegant and complete line Of
Sultlngs, PantalOoBings and 0VerCOat-
lngs, which we will make up In the best
style aud ut low prices.
1891 T. 1898 Market Street.
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80 pairs ladies' extra high cut foxed but.
ton, at 81 75i 80 pairs mlsses' extra high
cut foxed button, II to2, at 81 go, at the
Cash Store Of ]. W. ANiCK,
ll42 Main street.
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Largest line and lowest ptioe In carpets
and lace curtains In the city.
sfoSE 1 THOMAS.
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LADIES don't forget that a bottle Of 25c
dressing Is given with every So 90 pur-
ChRge at sToNE's CASH SHOE SToRE.
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"SHALL our girls whistler" OF course II
they strengthen their lungs by taking DR.,
Bulls Cough Syrup.
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MHS,s line seamless Congress for 81 Is
srosn,s oAsn sHos sronE.
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MrS's fine lace hooked shoes 81 %,
cheap at 81 80, at
sroNE's CASH snoE sroRE,
1914 Main street.
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You can save money by buying your
and lace curtains at
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A BEAUTIFUL line OF body brussels Just
received, atSl 90 per yard, at
STONE 4 THOMAS.
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1YScn's own make mems cali shoes, all
styles, for Sc 80.
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1YSou's own make mems calf shoes, all
for 50 90.
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The icllowlng teasoni Ate advanced iof RoYcJfr
DECLARED Agalnlt...t.a ..,a,.a .a".h...,,....
,Vt,..,,,i, p, u. .i,,., ,l...,, ...u,And 10 which the adhe.
llOn Of nearly all Labor Organizations has been
1 The wages, d Nailsta WA for twenty years reg.
ult!ed By . tlldins scale Of Il cents if tenpedhy
q AZ A meeting Of the Manufacturer Assocla.
tl0n, held ~ gune ~, the reduction required
q percent aosal Is petcehD on aSltIetdersi and
J RsquINd Thai. IN Ialus. harlsn lhOuld pay
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Rtltntams nottses.

STREET NJ. Il,
~ CnURClt-Rey J. q. Hull palof. Preaching
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Ezra bargains in carpets to-day.
STONE 4 TIioMAs.
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DoS'r fail to see the ine assortment Of
carpets at STONE & Thomas.
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TIE largest variety Of styles in s. 90
ehoeg In the city, at 1ynCh's, 81 Twelfth
street..
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AN elegant shoe for 81 90 for ladies', at
Lynch's, 81 Twelfth street.
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mittee without placing themselves in a.
position where the manufacturers would
be able TO claim that they had weakened
and solicited q conference,
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We respectfully submit that the reasons for The
Declaration Of B0YC0ff against the above hfinb,bfO.
yidOd Tot your consideration and Inclination, on
the Eeye4e side OF this sheet, are 6uIiClealy con.
elusive 10 convince lou Of the Justification thereof,
Please fgtuIn this notifies 10 me, VIM yotif siSii.
tttte attached 10 the formal agreement on The Oihef
sue ny p....as. .a.. lS"I aud Obllge,
Yours ualy,
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MIssEs' fine kid button 81 So, worth
81 rs, at SToNE's CASH Shoe SroRB.