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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-05
LOCAL BREyIrIEs.
Matters ot Minor Moment in aud About the
Otty.


"sTRASGLERs or PARIs' at the Academy
this evening,
ANNIVERSARY carnival at the Chapline
street rink tonight
THE only inmates OF the lookup at mid
night were seven or eight buns who
sought shelter behind the bars from the
intense cold. .tu
a CROCK sewer across Twelfth street on
Chapline, chose this unreasonable time to
break, aud the work OF repairing involves
no little difficulty.
A HoRsR attached to wagon, belonglng
to German butcher, l4A yesterday alter
noon in front Ci Erb's livery stable, on
Market street. The horse issubiecs to fits.
FRED WARpR has Cancelled his engage
ment at the Wheeling Opera House Tor
three nights and q matinee this month. II
he comes here at all this season It will be
late. He is in New York.
In Police Court yesterday morning
Clara Moss and Hattie Scott, keepers Of
houses on Eotf street, were lined 80 md
costs each and two female inmates Of each
house got - and costs each.
lr is altogether probable that the steel
works at Bsllaire will resume work on tile
same conditions as the Riverside plant,
and that future wages will be governed by
those paid at Homestead, ia.
TuR concert at Washington, Pa i, bids
fair 10 he great sucCeFs. Max Mllligan
will Join tho party rs an accompRnlstr
Mr., Otto Jaeger AZ yiOlinist, Mesdames
Jaeger and Hair and the Misses Phillips
and Williams US Vocalists.
OK the occasion Of the skating and
dancing carnival NJ the ChaplIne street
rink this evening in celebration Of the lrsI
anniversary OF the opening OF the rink
the building will be handsomely deco
rated. The affair will bein charge oil the
Chapline Street Rink Social, aud M at
] tIactiye programme has been prepared
The Windsor athletic club, Of the Eighth
ward, a new organization, has elected thu
following officers; Andrew Fischer, presi
dent; August Kuske, vice president; FREQ
Straeser, recording secretary James Mack
financial secretary; ] U. Beck, treasurer
Andrew Fischer, August knoko, FIauI
Howard, Thomas Owens aud Otto Anbsr
board Of directors.
CLERE HOOK yesterday admitted t
record deed made January IS by DAME
Cierger ard wife to John Nary, IN consld
Grafton Of $500, for the west hall Of thu
south hall Of lot 90, facing % feet on ih'
east sidu Oh Jacob street also q bill OF salt
by which II. j. Albright, ST, conveys t
| @. W. Albright, in confederation OF 81 900
his stock and hardware in his store OF
Chapline street.
THG "craSen for amateur minstrel per
iOrmanCes haa, at last, seemingly reached
Wheeling. Cincinnati, Cleveland, Colum
bus, aud lastly Richmond society yOuDt
men have given such entertainments, ant
a number Of we'll known young men here
are now considering the prospects for {
local high toned minstrel troupe. A
meeting to discuss tho Availability o
making the experiment will be held THU
evening at prominent residence. Doubt
less Wheeling Inns plenty OF talent for thai
kind Of thing to make minstrel show
a 20. Ii given 1t will be for tho benefit o.
some deserving charity,
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gnrgsnt.

T0R RENT-A DESIRABLE 'FRONT.'
II Rom OH the second floor, With board Al Nv!
Chapline street. lee
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Do0MS FOR RENT-lN HORN.
IN BROOKS Block. Apply tow, v. ilOGE 4
BRO, 1900 Market street dsS,
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DIR. 0AsNlINE,s wEpplNa.
What the pItt.bargh rapors Have to Say
About 1t.

About It.
Yesterday Pittsburgh Commercial Gd.eiie
has the following mention otthe marriage
OF DR.. A. +. Gasmire and Miss Kate Mi.
burn, Of this city, some account OF which
appeared in yesterdays IHrELLiGENcRR:
DR.. Augustus +. Gasmire, a well.known
dentist OF Wheeling, and Miss Katie Mil
burn came to this city Tuesday night and
stopped at the Hotel Anderson as man
and wife. Yesterday morning Dr.. Gas.
mire procured o license from Register
Hoerr and later In the day the couple
were seen on q Pennsylvania train In.
quiring for Rev. DR.. z, L. kumler, tho
East End Presbyterian minister. A gentle.
man from Allegheny was with them and
he was overheard talking Of the runaway
marriage. They returned to tue city but
could not be found, and It Is supposed that
they left Tor Wheeling last night.
Tho Dipnich gives the Doctor and his
bride this lrst-rate send-otf: "a very in.
terestiug event in the matrimonial line
took place last evening at the residence Of
Mrs. DR.. g. w, Spencer, on Highland
avenue, East End, being the marriage OF
DR.. A. +. Gaslnire, Of Wheeling, 10 Mics
Katie Aiilbnrn, OF the same city. The
happy husband Is one Of the most promi.
nent young professional men OF Wheeling,
while his accomplished bride, a graduate
Of Mt. do Ohautal Seminary, Is not lets
noted fother graces OF person and man
nerg. Many friends Of the contracting
parties andthelr hostess assembled at Mrs.
Spencer's residence to extend their con-
gratuatlons."
The Mrs. Spencer referred to 10 the
mother Of Lillian Spencer, the we'll known
actress, and the family are great friends
Of DR.. GRBmire's.
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An unusually pleasant wedding uere.
mony was that which took place yeBter.
day az noon At the residence OF Mr.. NJ.
Nelson, on Guernsey street, Bsllaite. The
contracting parties were Mr.. James 3.
Brown, q substantial aud prominent resi-.
dent Of CooperBtown, Pa, and Miss Jane
Anderson, sister Of Yrs. Nelson, and
Until recently teacher oil the Union Gram.
mar school, In this city. Rev. ]. NJ. Mon.
roe, pastor Of the Disciples church Of Bell.
alre, performed the Cerenlonp. An I'm.
usually largo number Of handsome aud
Gootly presents were received, among them
being several from the teachers aud pupils
Of the Union school, After q sunptuous
repast and hearty congratulations and
well wishes, Mr., and Mrs. Brown leit via
the Cleveland 4 PITTSBURGH road al $3.50
y. n. for thplr future home In CooperSLown.
Miss Anderson will be gestly missed BY
her pupils, fellow teachers and her vide
circle Of friends.
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Robert DuChanans new emotional and
spectacular melodr8ma, "Alons In Lon.
DON" will be presented at the Opera
House next Tuesday aud Wednesday
evening under tho management Of Col.
Sim, the we'll known Brooklyn theatre
owner. "Alone in London" contains many
telling situations and several Of the
scenes are admirably staged, notably that
showing Westminster Bridge and the
House Of Parliament by night, and the old
sluiCo House on the Thames, with view
Of the river by moonlight, The company
is said to be excellent. Yesterdays IN.
9uirer pronOunCes the play the best melO-
drama seen In Cincinnati This season.
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nRIDGEPORT.
Tho Man WHO Shot the MarShNl-IIad
school Rule, Eto,

school Rule, Eto.
Milt Harrison Is in town visiting.
Squire Howell has returned from Mans.
Geld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross j. Alexander are in
ST. Claitsville visiting relatives.
Frank Wookmansee, oil Brookside, was
In town yesterday shaking hands with old
friends,
r! II. Morris, general freight agent oil
the Pennsylvania Company, was in town
yesterday.
The st. Clairsville train was delayed
yesterday morning by slight hrOaksge Of
the engine.
1.-THE Even Number" gave successful
masquerade ball at schaier's Hall We'd
nesday evening.
A conductor on the Lorraine road
will lead to the matrimonial altar on
Sunday q Kirkwood lady,
Samuel Glitter, who was hurt some four
weeks ago at the railroad crossing, has
sufficiently recovered TO 20 10 his home at
Lloydsville. lie Is very much crippled yet.
On Wednesday a large red hot ciudsr
fell down the chimney Ia o. W. Medill's
dry goods store, and had 1t not been for
the timely discovery, Conllagration
would likely have ensued, which, no
doubt, would have destroyed the Sherman
House block,
There Is complaint IN regard 10 the
rules Of tho schools In this place requiring
children TO wait until n certain time when
tho first bell rings. All people are not
able TO keep tlmepieCes always regulated
to keep the correct school time. Children
frequently come TO the school house a
little before time, aud during the cold
weather II Is vety hard particularly on
young children, TO keep them waiting un.
I'll the regular time, according 10 the pres.
enL rules, to DO admitted
silas Conway, WHO was recently In.
dlCted Of shooting Marshal MCCon.
Naughty with intent 10 kill, will likely be
sentenced this week. The court appoint.
ed Lawyer HofT to represent the prisoner,
and he and pfosecut ny Attorney Kennon
made a statement Of the case ut tho Judges
request last week, which was fully OK.
plained, after which Conway was re-
handed 10 Jail 10 await the decision OF the
Judge. OonRway. broke down when
brought Into court and seemed 10 be much
affected.
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An lntsrprl.Ing, reliable 1tno,O.

Logan 4 Co. Can always be relied upon,
not only 10 carry In stock tile best Of every.
thing, but to seCtire the Agency for such
articles az have well.known merit, and are
popular with tliepeoplc, thereby sustain.
Ing the reputation Of being always enter.
prlsing, and ever reliable, Having secured
the Agency for the celebrated Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, will sell
II on q positive guarantee. II will surely
cure any and every affection OF Throat,
1,ungs and Chest, and 10 show otif con.
fldence, We invite you 10 call and get q
Trial nntila Ffap. NWR6W
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The Charleston Star says: There Is now
living near Piedmont road an old Colored
woman named Clara Brown, who Is per.
haps the oldest person in Kahawhs coun.
ty. At twelve years Of age, she remem-
bers being engaged in blowing in Albe-
marie county, Va, the day that intelli.
gence was received that peace had been
declared hetween the United States and
England. She has vivid recollection Of
and remembers on one occasion that the
great man, while In that city, entered the
kitchen Of the hotel aud spoke kindly to
the cooks there engaged. The old lady
claims to be ono hundred aud twenty-five
years Of age, never had use Tor speCtacles,
was married at the age Of .thiEty.nine and
enjoys fair health. She, however, expects
the death summons every day and enjoys
in a high degree Christian resignation.
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TOR RENT-TWQ SIN ROOMED
IL DEelllugL Nos. 1914 ard 99l6 Main street
Enquire a. 2Hl1 MAIN street ~
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Adop'oi by the wOtkuCn Ofthe Wheeling Huge
Company.
WHEREAS, II has seemed good to the Al.
mighty dispoaer Of events, to remove from
our midst our worthy and esteemed fellow
workman, Charles B. MCKowD, and
WHEREAS, The intimate relations long
held by the deceased with Ills fellow work.
men OF the Wheeling Hinge Factory, we
deem II proper that we place on record
our appreciation Of his services az a
brother workman and his merits as man
therefore
RtSQlped, That we deplore the loss Of
Charles u. MCkown with ieell1D Of deep
regret, soitened only by the confident
hope that his spirit 10 with those who,
having fought the good Aght here, are en-.
ioying happiness In better world.
ReSOirtd, That VIC tender 10 his afflicted
wife and family our sincere coincidence
and earnest sympathy in their sIIllOtion at
the loss OF oaa who was good citizen, a
devoted husband, an indulgent father and
an upright man.
Resolrsd, Tha! 10, tne workmen Of the
Wheeling Hinge Company, attend his iu.
neral In body.
Re'Olvetl, That these resolutions he print
ed In tho daily papers and a copy sent to
bis family. C.G. HE'LL,
w. T. BRATTiE,
A. j.. KELLY.
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INC FI.ln lns not A..Ignel,

A report has gained currency up the
river, says Yesterdays Steubenville Her
aid, that Mahan Il Son, the extensive
farmers and fruit growers, whose place ia
opposite the mouth OF Yellow Creek, in
Hancock county, W. Va, have made an
assignment for the benefit OF their Creli.
tors This ip not correct the report hay.
ing grown ont Of the business embarrass-
ment Of s. II. Mahan, who has one.hali
the farm leased from his iather, ]. L,
Mahan, his brother having the other half.
The Herald Ia not aware Of the extent Of
Mr.. Mahan's liabilities but the trouble
doubtless arose from carrying large stock
OF apples which cannot a. present DO
moved without LOIS, there being $1,000
barrels In the fruit house. His assets,
which will probably equal his liabilities
ct least, have been taken charge Of by
other members oil the family, who are
now negotiating with the creditors. s. H.
Mahan retires from the business, but 1t
will continue to be carried on by the par.
Ties whose energy and enterprise have
made that portion oil Hancock county one
Of the most beautiful cultivated spots in
the country,
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NRw YoRk, Feb. 4.-JSnes II. Temple
ono of the managers Of the Rosmer Hotel,
read schaeier's sweeping challenge yester.
day and at once announced that he would
back the FrenChman, He sent out q card
saying that he would bet q, 800 that Wig.
naux could beat SChaeier In 5000 point
fourteen.lnCh balk.lino game and would
put up forfeit 10 make the bet and the
match good. lie says he will meet Sohae.
fer and Dick Roach, his hacker, at any
time and arrange dates, place Of game and
choice Of feiataa.
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ms oNsIN Mrsr YlRoINlA.
a TSSt shOwsA Yield OfIA Ounces OF Pure
Tin In Evsry ItI pOunda, 4

That Mason county tin mine is acqulr.
ing fame. Yesterdays Pittsburgh Time,
says Of It: James II. Brown, OF Mason
county, West Virginia, was in the city
yesterday on business connected with the
West Virginia Tin Mining Company.
ave have" he said, succeeded in Btrik-
ing a vein Of veritable tin ore, The strike
Is not a new one, az specimens Of the ore
have been shown for Il number OF years,
Our company had the vein opened in
several places and ore from the face tested,
1t is found by tho test that 10 pounds Of
ore yields II ounces 81 pure tin, or l92!
pounds Of tin to the ton OF ore. The Com-
pany have 1000 acres Of land where the
strike was made, and will begin to develop
the ore as soon Us proper machinery can
be procured and set up" RI
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AN OFFICxlvs NOsE nNoKRN.
The Very Peculiar UA,s out OF which Ore,
AN Assault,


The Very Peculiar UA,s out OF which Drew
Rn Assault,
Thomas +. HowIey, proprietor of the
Cottage SALOON, on Market street, was yes
terday arraigued bstore Squire Phillips
on a charge OF resisting an officer In the
discharge OF his duties and assault and
battery. The complainant was Constable
Brooks. Howley waived a preliminary
examination and gave bond In the sum
Of $500 ior his appearance at court.
The difficulty grew out Of rather COM
pliGated case. James Mathews, Of the
South Side, claimed that lIowley had
gone security for man who owed Mat
thews a board bill, and BuPd Howley be-
fore Squire ManiOn. Manion gave Mat,
thews judgment, but Howley took a stay
OF execution and gave bond, which was
accepted. Afterwards Colonel Arnett,
attorney for Matthews, objected to the
gu lliCiency Of tho bond, and Manion set It
aside and Issued an execution, directing
Constable Brooks to levy on tho property
in Howley's saloon. This Brooks pro.
Ceeded to do, and was about TO tack a
notice Vi sale on the saloon door, when
Howley warned him mott do II. Brooks
did it, or started to do IL, when Howley
struck him in the face, breaking his nose.
The Casu ia o peculiar one. Brooks Is q
good official, and was obeying orders from
Squire Manion. Ilowlsy, on the contrary,
claims that lawyers have told him that ne
had a perfect right to use force 10 prevent
the nnNLinV of ihb nOtiCg ag the whole
proceedings after the acceptance Of the
stay bond were without warrant OF law.
The case will doubtless be decided upon
all its merits when heard in the Circuit
Court,
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A freight train OH The HempaOld dlvl.
sion Of the Baltimore & Ohio jumped tue
track at Triadelphia last evening, and all
trains both ways were badly delayed,
The Pittsburgh and Chicago express, due
here about 1890 last evening, bad not ar.
lived at midnight
Tho iasi Baltimore 4 Ohio train from
the East, known as the "Daisy limited"
due al $40 last evening, was also badly
delayed, on account Of snow storms In the
nelghborhood Of baltimore. II arrived
here a little over three hours behind lie
regular time.
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DUHiSu a serious ran Of whooping
cough at Saltwater, N. u, the physicians
found that ACkef's Ehglish Remedy wasa
positive cure, and prescribed livery freely.
Logan & Co., and CHARLES Menkemellbf
cay that in all their experience they never
knew any medicine 10 equal 1t, They
guarantee II 10 cure all Coughs especially
chronic Cases)t Group, Asthma and Con.
TTHsaW
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ThefaCt haa already been announced
that Mi. Jake Aullmyer, tho well known
uall mill man, had invented a device Tor a
now machine for cutting nails, aud his up.
pllCation for a patent is now pending.
Pending tho issue Of letters patent Mr..
Aultmyer has entered into a contract with
Sweeney ( Sons, the well known machine
builders, W which they agree 10 inanuiac.
tuto the maChinea on advantageous terms,
They will at OnCo make tho necessary pat.
terms and build sample machine. The
machine, II 10 claimed, has many advan.
tape1 over existing OneB.
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PEDESTRIAN MATCH
FOR AMATEURS AT TIE CAPITOL.
Ton Home WAklsts COutsstIDg -UOuSldSr.
able Public Interest Felt IN the Event.
Good scores f,F Amateurs on the
Flrst DAy-Hsrty'S Record Beaten.

The great three.day amateur Ro-as-you-
please pedestrian contest commenced at
the Capitol Rink at noon yesterday with
ten starters, The priz, is to be forty per-
cent Of the gross receipts, divided into
four monies, and the men are to walk
twelve hours each day, commencing
promptly at noon.
The interest manifested by the public
yesterday was greater than shown at any
time during the recent six.day professional
contest between Herty and Hegeluan,
partly, doubtless, owing to the larger
number OF men on the track, and partly
because the men are amateurs we'll known
in Wheeling aud vicinity.
The men started off at II O'Clock, and
were all 10 good condition. For amateurs,
unexpectedly good work was done, the
score Tor the twelve hours being few
laps in excess OF that Of Herty, the pro-
iessiOnal, on his hrst days go. This may
hs due to the longer track, twenty laps OF
the course in the Capitol rink making
mile.
Luke Kinsey, the colored walker, made
good record, though he was quite un.
well when he started, and not entirely
himself at any time during the day,
Charles Allen made the RFst % miles
in 3 hours and IS minutes, and Commits
siouer Boring presented him with the box
OF cigars donated by Louis sChWalb, Alles
also made the first 80 miles, and received
the pair of shoes offered by OK Ine 4 Di'
vine to the contestant first covering that
distance, Allen keptths lead until a few
minutes before u, when no had covered
60 miles and a hall. Easter Brandt, Of
Martins Fairy, was then close second
and when ~ O'Clock struck, Brandt had
" miles 10 laps to his credit,
Following is the score Of each OF the
| MN tnVu,
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EDw4Rp l., Hose 4 Co. having purchased
the interests OF the Howe >. NJ. Co, and
secured the Slate agency Tor the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep full line OIL
Howes and the elegant, swift easy rlnulng
Standard, with lie perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fall to see lie
tile Standard. See advertisement on an.
nlhhr paan.
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The following cases were disposed OF al
Tuesdays session Of this court at Charles.
ton:
levi iIissem, 81 al., VA. y. y. johnson,
appeal and sup, Tyler county submitted,
Cyrus Hall We. NJ. b Hall, witt Of error,
lItlChla county; submitted.
A. K. Parker va. W. A. Valentine, an.
peal and sup, RllClie county, submitted.
State, for use, kC,,v II. N. Johnson,
writ Of error, WgtSelcounty submitted.
Adjourned until Wednesday al 10
O'nlOGk Am,
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walkers:

About 900 persons visited the rink at
VARIOUS lines yesterday, and when any OF
the contestants made special efforts to &C.
cure the lead considerable enthusiasm
was manifested.
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WE have now OH exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock Of WOOIens, being o com.
plete line Of suitlngS, PantalOOnlngs and
OVerCOatings, which We shall get up In
ilrst.clnss style and NJ, and ut lowest
prices. AlsU, IL full limo Of Furnishing
"OVN0 "'.!9 q. HESS e SONS.
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TIE Baltimore 4 Ohio arc selling low
rate excursion tickets 10 New Orleans,
Jacksonville and all Southern resorts. Fol
tickets, tourists guides and full lnlorma.
tion, call on Of address I, o. Burke, Ticket
Agent Baltimore 4 Ohio depot, Wheel.
Ing, W, Va.
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FOR RENT.

No. 92ig E0iF Elfest I've toOns, tlSW. ,.,
~ n twenty Third street, six rooms tnl u"i
0ijOO.
no III Seventeenth street, lte room, 'l!W ID,
No Il seventeenth htHet, three t0Oms OH f''"'
floor, OI0O. II
No. 70 Seventeenth street, iont rooms on 'ec0''
floor, sou ~
No iIO seventeenth ilteel, Xix rooms ilSm
No. 1865 Sixteenth street, four rooms, ~
No. o. Eighteenth Alfcst, I've fO1mi, sl-lH
No. 2ii0 ALLEY A, two rooms, q "
Store room No. 2i6l Maln street, slO0g ,sA
No. 2i65 Mhin street, two rooms on ~ n0ott wv
No 80 Eighteenth ttfeet Sl& rooms, A3W
No. I'LL baltimore street, four rooms NW
No. 90 kOtlh Front AticOt, $3.50
No, Yiii Main tife6i, three fOoms Oii Rni lo9i
Two Three H1omed Houses In RAT u 2li2 N'N'
street, D6 00 each, .,Sa.
Business House No. ilz1 Main street, and N''
illi South street, $50 lei 4anuni ,.ypy
JAMES A, lltNblLt
Real EilAts Agenl, ColllIlo and ho,An rg sl
ia9 UhlUe, No. 1911 h,iAel 'N"s
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CASH DISCOUNTS.

We have made u General Reduction IN
every pair vi Boots, Shoes aud RubberS
In the house. Az We now do . cash Dnsi'
ness II will pAy yOI TO cHll and get prices.
j. W. AMlCK,
lI43 Main Street.
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CoudHiNo CLkE4.-Comely, charming
OlArissa Clenden1lbg, Carelasaly catching
cold creeping chills came CLARA Coughsd
continually cruel Ctoupy cough, that
would have killed her, had sle not Used
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, costing q cents.
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rnr llln1nland nnA l,hlnarn,

BY taking the IA n. n. train on the O.
4 Il road passengers arrive In Cleveland
al B.25 P. w., aud Chicago At $3.50 the fol.
lowing morning. Connections made In
Union depot, Chicago, lor oil points west,
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THE D. X. /. s. II, Social will give a
Grand Skating and Dancing Festival at
the North End Rink this evening. An
enjoyable time is anticipated.
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CRANE SKATING CARSivAL tonight at
the Alhambrb Palace rink. This rink has
the finest surface west Of the mountains,
II has never been used for dancing OF q
pedestrian contest Mayors brass baud
will furnish the mnsir.