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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-03-15

The Middleton Brothers Refined Par
lor Novelties and English Royal Marion
cites will commence a weeks engagement
at Charley shay's Academy Of Music
tonight. Among the attractions will be
found the Original English Royal Marion.
cites, sixty life-like and lite.Bize manikins,
in their ComiCal performance, as they ap'
peared in England, Ireland, Scotland,
France, Germany, and at the Philadelphia
Centennial TO over 100000 people. Be.
sides this novelty are advertised the Cele-
brated Ricketts,, George and Maude, in
their peculiar Leg.Mania.P nr.Ni.Cun
Miss Alice Clark, the accomplished musi.
cal star; the Mum Brothers, the Comical
Ethiopian comedians; Miss Kitty Mills,
in her tersichorean inelange; Harry De
Alberto, tho great Egyptian juggler; Miss
Emma La Mause, in "The Happiest Lit.
lie Gall Of ALI" the Excelsior Quartette,
in campmeetIng jubilees; Murphy and
Murray, the Irish comedians, and the
Wooden Mems Humpty Dumpty, making
in all q very strong and attractive com.
binAtion OF novelties.
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ABOUT PEOpLE.
Strangers In the CITY and Wheeling Foil
Abroad,

strnpgers In the CITY and Wheeling Folk,
Abroad.
Col. Robert White has gone to Wash
ington.
W. II. Hearno, Esq, is home from
Nashville.
Mr.. Ed. Larkin has opened real estate
office in Omaha, Mob.
Mr.. Samuel IAughlin and Mr.. L. s,
Delaplain are in Florida.
Miss Stella BowCock left Saturday ior
her home at ClarkBburg.
U. S. District Attorney Flick arrived
from Martinsburg last evening.
Oscar Rain, representative Of Frank
Frayne, is at the Howell House.
Mrs. Charles Osborne, OF Brooklyn,
N. Y, Is visiting her father. Mr.. Ham.
mond, on the Island.
Harry II. Ormond, manager Of the
United States Lyceum Bureau, Is in the
city arranging for the appearance oil Ca.
milla Urso.
Capt. All. w. Burnett, OF Charleston,
Chief Of the Eureka Detective Agenty, Ii
to be married next Wednesday to Miss
Fanny Norris, Of Willow Island, at the
homo Of the bride. The clever Captain
has numerous friends hereabouts who
will gladly congratulate him.
In the death Of Thomas Hughes, ESQ.,,
Wheeling loses an old and prominent
citizen, an influential and successful bust.
ness man and an upright, intelligent and
highly respected individual. Such losses
are to DO lamented in any community, for
OF such is the salt Of the earth.-ParhsrS.
b,ir1 Si1IS Journal
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DELLAIRE,
The Result of thO Republican Primaries.
Other Local News,

The roof Of the Niagara rink Is about
completed,
A Bazaar is being planned by the ladies
Of the German church.
Z. g. sChoen, telegraph operator at
McCoy's station, is visiting here.
A ladies' auxiliary lodge Is to be insti.
tuted by spangler Post Tuesday evening.
Petitions against the BarnesvIlle pike
were circulated here Saturday and found
many slgneru,
Mr.. Houston Is acting principal Of the
High School, Mr.. Wenner's place not hay.
ing been filed yet.
Col. Jake Kemple's lecture for the G..
A. X. will be given March 10, the date
having been changed.
The Crystal Window Glass Works made
glass Saturday after setting pots Thurs.
day. The patented gas furnace Is work
ing well,
The grocers will close their stores this
evening at s o'clock. The book and no.
ton stores will also join the early.cloSing
movement.
Mr.. A. W. Bogcs, travelling for the
Bellaire Goblet Works, had his foot run
over by wagon In Detroit Friday and
will be home to nurse 1t.
There were the usual services in the
churches yesterday. Rev. W. Walker,
OF the Episcopal church, will hold meet.
inSs at Martins Ferry this week. He will
be assisted by several other ministers.
The prohibitionista have made mamma.
tons for city Offices as follows: For
Mayor, Stephen Gressinger; for Marshal,
John Eddy; for Solicitor, John A. Gala.
her; for Treasurer, O. O. Kelly; for Street
Commissioner, James ?. KelleyI for
Water Works Trustee, James MCGeorge |;
for Board Of Education, j. W. Houston
and P. T. King for Councilmen, Samuel
Oldham, j. n. Crisswell, Thornton A.
Rodeier and John Dubois, no nomination
being made for the Third ward.
The Republican primaries were held
Saturday evening and printed tickets were
provided with candidates for delegates 10
the city convention next Saturday, one
ticket III the intereat Of W. H. Brown and
one for E. NJ. Pearson, both wanting the
nomination for Mayor. The arrangements
for nominating CohnCilnen and Assessors
we're rather lame. Capt, Browns ticket
was elected In every ward and therefore
he will likely get ell Of the twenty-five
votes, although some names appeared on
both tickets. The delegates will have the
other city nominations 10 make, also, but
who viii be chosen for any Of the places
cannot be known yet Jude Purnell, L.
o. Ofiswell and Will Darby are the prom.
inenL candidates for Marshal. The Coun.
Cilmen nominated are; Frat ward, Dr., b.
q Steere Second, Robert Brown Third,
Fred, Eberle; Fourth, Thomas Hays
Fifth, Albert Il. Long.
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AN lNCENDIARY FIRE
ON MARKET STREET LAST NIGHT.
The Fifth Attempt to Destroy BlumSpbsrE's
Saloon Narrowly Misses suCosSs-Dam'
age to the House and Contents $4,000.
Heroic work by the Department.

Shortly before nine o'clock last night
the city fire department was called out by
an alarm from box "a, at the corner OF
Main and Twelfth streets. The fire was
in the resr portion Of Henry Blumenberg's
saloon, on Market street north Of Twelfth,
and before the discovery was made the
blaze was shooting high over the tops OF
the surrounding houses, giving the Inn
preston that the entire block was burn
ing in the rear. This proved erroneous
By harl and intelligent work the depart
mOnt confined the flames to the saloon ex-
tension, brick building with an arched
roof, used as beer room. This result did
not seem possible when The FIRST water
was thrown, but the fire was quickly
under control, and almost az quickly ex-
tinguished.
Foreman Tom Rose, Of the Eighth ward
reel, fell from roof in the rear Of an adj
Joining building, and his hip was badly
hurt, He wus helped to McLain's drug
store, and from there sent homo in q
wagon. The exact extent oil his injuries
could not be told, but he will be laid up
for some time.
A little later Christ Blum fell from the
same roof and hurt his head and one
shoulder painfully,
Investigation after the fire was out
showed that it wss Of inCsndiary origin,
Mr.. BIumsnberg and his wife, who live in
the second story, were away from home,
There was no IRE near where the flames
started, Mr., Blumenbsrg says four at
tSmpts have been made before to fire the
place, but the flames were always dis
covered before much damage was done
Two OF the previous attempts were within
three weeks past. The saloon has also
bsen robbed repeatedly. 1t is believed q
clue to the guilty parties has been dis
covered.
The rear building was entirely de-
stroyed, excepting the walls. It was built
by Mr., Blumenbsrg at a cost Of s., 900, and
was insured in the German Company FOL
81 900. The room contained large OF
painting by Storm, "The Wine Girl" iol
which 500 was paid. The furniture and
fixtures are insured in the !Esna. The
loss on them will be small, The main
building belongs to U, NJ, Coen, and ia iu
sured in tho Fire and Marine. The loss
on this building will not exceed $500.
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MARTINS FERRY, O., March lS.-Tho
following resolutions OF respect were
adopted by Local Union No. Is, A. F. g.
W. w.:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God
to call from Our midst our beloved brother,
John W. Fox; therefore, be 1t
Resolrsd, That while we bow In humble
submission to the will Of Almighty God,
we sincerely deplore the loss Of our esteem.
ed brother, who by his upright walk
through life had won the respect Of all
who knew him.
Resolved, That we extend our warmest
sympathies to the family Of our deceased
brother in this their hour Of trial and
atlIiction with which It has pleased
Almighty God to ailllCt them.
Resolved, That we draps our charter In
mourning for thirty days, in aCknowledg.
ment Of the high esteem and respect In
which we held our brother, and that these
resolutions be entered upon the minutes
Of the Local Union and copy sent 10 the
family OF our deceased brother; also that
they be published in the Wheeling daily
papers. j. r. FowLEE,
7. o. CoNNBLL,
j, lsosENTiAL,
Committee,
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Two old Resldsnt. psni.

Mrs. A. NJ. tornbrook, vile Of Col
Jabob 1lornbrOok, died last night al the
Misses Bonham's Boarding house, In lei
slxty-Bixlh year. Col. Hon6rook Is absent
having gone TO California for the bentil
oihis health. Mrs. liornbrook has beer
confined 10 bed for several months will
consumption. She was an old resident o
Wheeling widely known and highly re-
Bpected, and her death will be generally
regretted,
Mis- Maria Bier, eldest daughter Of The
late Col. Philip Bier, died yesterday at the
residence Of her sister, Mrs. baldwin, Of
Sixteenth street. agednearly S0yearst She
was sister Of Mrs. i, e.. Hughes and Mrs
4. o. JelTsrs, and came to Wheeling with
her parents In 1917, since which time she
has constantly resided here. She was vel!
known 10 older residents Of Wheeling, and
they will all mourn her death.
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ARow ID lhs Dillon Hnn,D.

Saturday night Tom Hill was in Dillon'r
SALOON, when he got into dispute with a
daughter OF Noah Price, and II is alleged
she slapped him. A friend undertook Il
take Hill away, but in some way he be.
came involved in a difficulty with "stony'
Duffy, and the latter was cut on the head
with small pocket knife. Both men
we're arrested. Duffy gave bail and wal
released Hill fought Officer Watson all
the way TO the lookup, and kept up his
kicking there. The officer very properly
dubbed him. Hill Is q notorious case, and
always gives trouble when arrested. Had
he been treated severely long ago hi
might DO more tractable now. Alex Wal
laCe's name was mentioned In connection
with this row At billions, and yesterday
he was also arrested, but released on givinI
security Tor this morning.
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TOR RENT.

EUR RENT.
Dr.. DeIlatH' hAvondalc Farm" near NArlal
Ferry, Ohio, and several Dwelling House, II.
YARN contains ITO acres, with large Orchard, lai
Is well adapted for Gardening or q dairy, VIII
rent the Whole or In small tracts.
Enquire on premises Of -...
iel6 THOMAS q. CULBERTSON.
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Jas. Walker died recentlyat Uniontown,
Belmont county. This calls to mind that
he was one OF the very strange specimens
Of humanity, widely known throughout
Belmont and adjoining counties. lie was
possessed Of an average mind, and in many
respects was credited with being quite
shrewd. His peCuliarities were evidently
the result OF an extreme, inordinate desire
for money. During the summer he would
subsist principally on clover aud bran.
he spent most Of the winter season In bed
and ate raw corn meal to avoid the extra
expense OF fuel. At one time lie went to
the TreAsnry OF the county to pay his
taxes. After receiving his receipts he re-.
turned to his home in UniOntown, and
counting over his money and the receipts
found that lie was short one cent, and he
Immediately started and walked all the
way to st. ClairsVile to have the mistake
corrected. The Treasurer, knowing the
ecCentriCities Of the old man, gave him a
cent out OF his own pocket rather than
talk about the matter, but sure enough in
balancing his cash account there was
cent too much. Walker died possessed OF
q fortune amounting to $4,000, most Of
which was invested in Government bonds
to avoid taxation. Atone time he walked
to Cadiz aud appeared at the bank there
dressed only In blue cotton pGntaloons,
brown muslin shirt and straw hat-not
another garment. He had walked bare
footed from his residence with coupons on
$4,000. A sister lived with him.
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R1vEl. NEWS.
stage Of The water and Movements Of the
Steamboats,.

stage Of The water and MoYSnisnts Of the
Steamboats,.
The Katie stockdale passed up yester.
day.
The Louis A. Shirley got away for Gin.
cinnAti Saturday evening With q good
trip. The Scotia passed down In the same
trade Saturday morning.
Ills said that the collision that occurred
at Middleport last week between the
Scotia and Bostona was caused after the
proper signals had been exchanged and
the boats had prepared TO pass each other,
when the Bostona's electric light was
turned on and 90 blinded tho SCotlA'B
pilot that he lost his bearings, and hence
The collision.
The Andes Is due to-day from Cincin.
natl. She will leave for that port To.
morrow afternoon on her return trip at 3
o'clock. The Andes ID a steamer whose
great popularity has been deservedly won
lof her by the unCeaSing courtesy Of her
genial officers To the travelling public, q
more clever BET Of officers from Capt,
Charlie MuhlsmAn down, are not 10 DO
found on the Ohio river. The Andes "a
stauhch stetn.wheelef with ponmodiuB
quarters lot all,
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CowardIy Aasas.LnatlOn.

MOBILE, Ala, March l4.-Charles
Richards, member OF a Appointment He
brew family was asssssinated early this
morning on Hamilton street. There was
row on that street in which Richards in
terfsred with a view OF stopping it. He
was fired on by au unknown party
In the street and died almost Immediately.
A boy named Ben Shader has been ar.
rested, but rumor has II that a man who
was Jealous Of Richards came to the place
determined to kill him. His name Is
Naylor, but he cannot BIO found.
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TitE REASON why ACker's Blood Elixir Is
warranted, Ia because II Is the best blood
preparation known. It will positively
cure all blood diseases, purihes The whole
system and thoroughly builds up the coli.
stitution. Remember, we guarantee II.
Sold by Logan 4 70. and Charles Menke.
n,hllnF
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Tho art exhibition which Is To be given
by j. II. Kirk at his store on Main street,
near Tenth, commencing Thursday, March
%, bids fair 10 be the greatest event Of the
kind ever seen here. Already the inter.
est In IL Ii intense here, and that II reaches
abroad IL shown by the fact that paintings
have been received for the exhibition from
Pittsburgh aAd other distant points.
Among the pictures 10 be shown are one
or two real gems Of art, and the display 40
a whole will be well worth seeing. The
prospect now is that the large space de-.
voted 10 II will be ovetCfowded II the en-.
tries continue To come in as they have
hnnu
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Attsmplsd A,saI,lpn,lou.

About I o'clock Saturday evening BOmt
person as yet unknown entered thI
Arlington restaurant aud saloon by q hall
way opening on the alley 10 the south
and fired through door opening into the
bar, the ball narrowly missing The head
Of the proprietor, VIII Foster, The shol
was evidently meant 10 kill him, and bal
for lucky chance movement on his pafI
would have done 40. The ball Vas tiur
from the wall where II lmbedded itSelIand
found 10 be oil 81 calibef.
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Heavy Western Travel on tho y. 4 o.

On account OF the heavy western travel
on the B. 4 o. limited trains, tho com.
pauy has been compelled to put on an
extra section. No extra charge is made
by the D. 4 o. Company for passage on
their limited express trains, as these trains
are run aolid from baltimore 10 Chicago,
making hours quicker time from all points
where they have competition. The tray.
cling public appreciate the splendid equip,
ment, and the time made by these trains
is certified 10 by the fact that the large
business require these trains TO ks run In
two sections.
II YOU are going West, take the b, & O.
iimited.
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HENRY A. Morn, JR,, Phi. D., F. Q. s.,
Prof. Chemistry, New York Medical Col.
lege, and late Government Chemist, says
"My investigation Of AllCock's Porous
Plaster shows 1t 10 contain valuable and
essential Ingredients not present in any
other plaster. These Ingredients are SO
perfectly proportioned that the Allcock 3
Porous Plaster will not cause blisters or
excessive irritation; and l and 1t superior
TO and more efficient than any other plas-
ter" limitations and counterfeits Of this
valuable remedy are being offered for sale !;
80 when purchasing Allcock's Porous Plas-
tiers do not fail 10 see that the registered
trademark stamp Is on each plaster, as
none are genuine without It, NwF4w
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Mr.. r. ". Atkins, Girard, Kan, writes
II never hesitate To recommend your
Electric Bitters 10 my customers, they
give entire satisfaction and are rapid sell.
erB." Electric Bitters arc the purest and
best medicine known and will positively
cure Kidney and Liver complaints, Purify
the blood and regulate the bowels. No
family can afford TO DO without them.
They will save hundreds Of dollars In doc.
tors bills every year. Sold at fifty cents
q bottle by Logan 4 % MwF4w
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About II o'clock yesterday forenoon an
alarm Of fire was rung in from the Eighth
ward hose house, caused by q blaze in the
roof OF stable belonging to Mrs, Davis
aud rented by butcher named HARPER.
The Eighth ward reel extinguished the
blnzs before much damage was done,
The loss will not exceed 500 on building
and contents.
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WASHINGTON D. G., March 15.-tA.M NJ
Forthe 0hioVAlley and Tennessee, warmer
southwest winds, followed by colder west.
erly winds and fair weather, followed by
light rains.
For Lower Lake Region, stationary tenn.
perature, easterly winds and local rain or
nlinNL
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THOUSANDS Of cases OF consumption are
Cured every year by ACket'B celebrated
English Remedy. II Is a guaranteed
preparation; II II does not help you II will
cost you nothing. Try IL. A single dose
will show It's good effect. Trial bottles 10
cents, at Logan 4 Co.'s and Charles Menk.
amallaf'B,
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be 30 quickly
cured by SAiloh's Cure. We guarantee II,
Will YOU suFrER with Dyspepsia and
Liver complaint Shiloh's Vitali2er ID
guaranteed 10 cure you.
that terrible cough. Shiloh'B Cure 10 the
remedy for you.
OGTinhH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by shlloh's Catarrh Rem.
edy. Price 90 cents. Nasal Injector free.
Sold BY Laughlln Bros. & Co., wholesale
agents, Wheeling, w, Va
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whyiathe letter p like uncls's TAT wife
going up hill9 II makes ant pant lSuntl,
and cooling of too soon produces coughs
and colds. Taylof's Cherokee Remedy Of
Sweet Gum and Mulleln will cure her,
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.DoN'T thas with any throat or lung die.
Ease. II you have u cough or cold, OF the
children are threatened with Group or
whooping cough, use Ackef's English
Remedy aud prevent further trouble. II
10 a positive cure, and we guarantee II,
Price 10 and 500 at Logan 4 Co.'s and
OhRrlea MOnkamallafIa.
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New Advertisements.


FOund-IaTgo Brass Key.
PllGa-C. ]. Mason.
Wanted Men n sell Goods.
WRuted-A Man
kSsigneO'E NOtlGe-C. X. Smith.
Fancy FlAnue!s % Gundllng Il Co
Wanted Ono Hundred Nall feedeR.
For Observation-Disclosures Andes.
TIE Equitable Life Association OF West Virginia.
For Rent Dwelling IlOuses--G! y, smith.
Charley BhAyH Academy Of Music,
Spoons, Forks aud kulYgs-i. q. Dillon,
Notice 10 The oil TrnlC-lsaiRh Warren.
Great Carpet aud Curtain sale-J0hn Harrington
& CO.-Flrat page.
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BY taking the 1:47 P. NJ. (City time)
train on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive in Cleveland at 1925 r.
NJ, and Chicago at $3.50 the following morn.
ing. Connections made in Union depot,
Chicago, for all points weBt.
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TOR RENT.

k'Ok KENT.
A Room Dwelling with bathroom and pr
large yard also, 4 0 Koom Dwelling, gNAni Nlia
aud hall both fronting river on BOuth Ifoul
street. A6Room Dwelling, wRlh.hOuIe, furnished
attic, gas and water, OH Virginia street A ECoa
. twoSt0ry Cottages, B rooms and wRShhOuie; and
one tw0.stoIy Cottage, rooms and wash 0BR,
with stable on lot, on Delaware street. All hOuSt
In good repair. Terms low. -.
ie23 T. j. STONE
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AsouR stock is entirely new we have all
the latest spring styles In Hats and Fur.
nishing Goods. NOBLE Bros,
Mcclure House Hatstore, 1904 Markets.,
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AsnnnIlinr Iinhr.

Why is a nowly.born baby like gale o.
wind5 Because II begins with squall
Cold gales induce coughs and Group. Tay.
lor's Cherokee Remedy otSweet Gum and
Mullein will cure II.
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at SChnepl'sdrug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday:
A. NJ. $685. IAN, 420; 8 r.A., 40'; ~. Nj,
$50. Sunday: Z AM, 3Oo l2M,, 40': 0 r.
hAo,7 =. NJ. Zoe
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EDWARD L. Hose & Co. having purchased
the interests OF the Howe s, NJ. Co, 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 fall 10 Gee the
the Standard. See advertisement on an.
other page,
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An election q ollo0rs l0r the ensuing

President, Rev. ". Il. Cooke, D. D.;
Vice Presidents, Judge G. L. CrAnmer,
Capt. John Carlln, Jacob r. Greer, John
]. Jones, NJ. w. AmiCk, Luther Rice, Rev.
E. II. Dornblaser, r. B. McLain, O. Woke
and Huston Davis; Auditor, Rev. ]. 7.
Mcclure, D. D.; Treasurer, Robert
Crangle; Dspositary, Judge G. L. Gran
mer Secretary, B. y. Allison.
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" some enterprislng fellow would now
corner the market on Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup he could make his fortune. Beware
NJ fratida
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FoR Ohapped hands, face and lips, Use
Roseollne Cream. Sold by all live drug.
gists, at 16C per box.
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SPRING and Summer stock Just re.
ceiVed. An elegant and complete line OI
SultlBgs, PanialOOnlngs nnd OVerCORt.
ings, which we will nuke up In the best
style and ut low prices. -
q. HESS & SONS,
1891 l. 1898 Market Street.
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''FoR I am declined into the vale Of
years" she said a little sadly, but indeed
/ don't much mind II since can get Bal.
KANon OIL iof % cents.
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"MR. JOHN BRowN, are you going Ia
move2" mo, sir. II did l would gel
Henry O. shallcross' large wagon" P.0.
RnX 0H