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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-29
THs great Fries vs.. Wheeling, Now Fair
Grounds to-day. Admission % cents.
RIVER NEWS.
Stage of tho Water aud Movements of the
k%tanIMbOhts.

-
Stage of the Water aud Movements of III,
Steamboats,,
The river fell very slowly yesterday,
Last evening the marks indicated q depth
in the channel Of D feet . inches. Bust.
ness was dull.
The small towboat being built here by
tho Mclaughlin Towboat Company and
which IL about completed, is to be named
the. Pat Mclaughlin. 1t Is a very neat
and trim looking craft.
II 10 reported 10 be the intention oil
Capt. Z. p. Ohancellor to put the W. n.
Chancellor In the Tennessee Rivor trade
Of an early day. At present the steamer
Is at Point Pleasant, being oyerhRuled and
repainted.
The steubenville packet; Abner o'Neal,
diu not put In an appearance yesterday,
having been engaged TO carry the Sunday
School Of the First Presbyterian Church
al. WellSbntg and lie friends to Browns
leland, where an enjoyable picnic waH
held. To-day the steamer 10 engaged for
the same purpose by the MethodlBLs Of
Wellsburg,
The Marietta wharf boat, one oithe best
on the Upper Ohio, has been purchased
for $4,000 by Capt. Mack Gamble, the well
known river man who Tor some time past
has been master on the Courier and Capt,
John Hyer, Of DearBville. These gentle.
men are thoroughly acquainted with their
buSinstg and by. their accommodating
ways will be found pleasant gentlemen to
deal with.
The new packet that Capt. Dode Berry
Ia having built and which 10 10 be placed
In the Marietta and PArketshurg trade,
making three round trips aday, has about
the same dimsnBlons a6 the steamer 7. d,
Dale, but II 10 said she will be faster. Her
name Ia II. II, Phillips, after the Vice
President and General Manager Of The
Marietta Mineral, who has presented
the boat with a handsome bell and ColOfS,
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A GLANCE or ~MANAeEMENr
To DO Made In tho City IIank-An Iucor,
pOrated Company To Take Charge.

pOrated Company To Take Charge,
For several days past a Tumor has been
current on the streets that a change was
about to take place in the ownership and
management Of the City Bank, Inquiry
made at the bank proves the rumor to be
a fact, Mr., Robert Crsngle, the founder
OF the institution, who has been actively
engaged In the banking and other business
for 9 long number OF years past, beginning
to feel the burden OF advancing years and
desiring to retire from active work, has
arranged to transfer his interest in the
institution to q new concern that has been
formed and which, rs Eoon as the neCes-
sary legal papera are made, will take up
the business Of the old concern and carry
1t on without q break or pause, 50 that the
change will, a far as the business Of the
bank Is concerned, be no change at all.
The new concern will bs an incorporated
one under the laws OF this State, An ap.
pliCation for a charter has already been
made To- Secretary OF State Walker; the
inGorporstoTs will be Messrs. Henry X,
List, D, O. List, ir, Ambrose s, List, John
K. List and Robert o. DalZell,
The City Bank was organized In 1870 by
Robert Urangle and the late James D4l.
cell as a private banking institution, and
has ever since then conducted a general
banking business, The names Of the in
corporators Of the new concern are a suti'
Client guarantee that the bank In the
future, as In the past, will be one OF the
most solid institutions Of the State,
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Amsterdam Riots.

AMSTERDAM, July 9S.-Further attempt.
at rioting wero made last night, but The
police succeeded in disperaing the mol
before any serious disturbance had taken
place. The total casualties resulting from
the outbreak are twenty-five killed and
ninety wounded. Fifty porsons have
been arrested, including Mrs. Eshery,
President OF tile WomenTs socialist S6cI.
ETY.. Only one policeman is mortalIy
wounded. A public fund has been opsnea
for the benefit Of the injured Officers,
the newspapers here applaud the police
lor their bravery and prompt action, and
severely condemn the rioters,
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

Strangers In the city and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. NJ. W. D~augherty, OF Weston, was
registered at the StRmm House yesterday.
Mr.. John Charnock and daughteru left
on the Andes Tuesday evening to make q
visit in Cincinnati.
Rev. Father Park, OF Mt de Ohantal, Ia
the guest this week Of Rev. Father Z. NJ.
Hickory, Of Parkersburg.
Mrs. Frank P. Mcneil and Miss Ada B.
Greer left yesterday for Mt. Alta, where
thsy will spend q few weeks.
Mrs. Mary BogCess and Miss Lucy
Powell, Of Palatlne, we're among yester.
days arrivals at the StAmm House.
Hon. r. G. Barr and wife are of on m
extensive pleasure trip East. They will
take steamer and make an ocean trip up
along the Main coast around Cape Breton
aud down into 81. Lawrence, and come
home via. the many summer resorts to be
found along that river, and in the New
England mountains.
Mr.. A. II. Beach has given up the In
surauce buniness that he has been engag.
cd in at Washington, and started out yes
terday as the representative Of Bloch Bros,
the large tobacco cutting firm oil this city.
Mr.. Beach will travel through Ohio, 1n-
diana aud Kentucky, and a part Of this
State, making this city his headquarters.
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LONDON, cJuly 2s,-Ths Board OF Trad
has awarded a silver cup TO Captain
Ringk, oithe North German Lloyd steamer
Fulda, for his services at the time Of the
sinking Of the Cuuard line steamer Ore.
gon oil Fire Island. Gold medals were
awarded to Mates FRANKIE and Siobert and
silver medals to the crew who manned tbe
boats from the Fulda and who took many
passengers from the sinking steamer.
Pilots Samson, Mitchell and Barker, OF The
pilot boat Phantom, were awarded gold
medals, while the crew Of that vessel will
receive silver ones. The captain Of The
schooner Fanny A. Gorham will receive a
gold medal for the assistance he rendered
the passengers and crew OF the Oregon,
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Moundsyills still continues to be a point
OF interest for oil men. Prominent opera,
tors have agents. still on tho ground look.
ing after desirable and available leases.
As a matter of course oil is tho one topic
Of conversation among the people. The
fact that Joseph 0appeau, a wsll.known
operator and one OF the owners, Inns been
on the ground nearly all this week is
taken 10 moan that the we'll Is to be
drilled In in a very few days. Anything
definite about the depth or tho intentiong
Of the owners Is up to date unknown. The
we'll is being worked as a mystery in all
due form.
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General OH mud Gns News.

Yesterday tho trench for the pipe line
Of the Natural Gas Company OF West Wiz.
Rinis, on Market street was extended from
TwelfthtO Fourteenth streets and a portion
Of the pipe laid. In crossing Twelfth street
1t was necessary to make a very deep
trench in order to pass under a number OF
sewers and gas and water mains that are
found atthat point ThetrenCh stthatpolnt
was quite dangerous, owing 10 the sandy
nature Of the soil aud made 1t necessary
to do some extensive planking.
Messrs. J.. N. Vance, Thomas O'Brien,
A. J. Sweeney and j. g. Hoffman, or.
went up to Pittsburgh yesterday to at.
tend 3 meeting Of the Board Of Directors
oithe Natural Gas Company OF West Viz.
ginia, OF which they are membPrs.
The M~Onongahela City Republican con.
tanned the following in Tuesdays issue,
FROM Its Finleyyille correspondent; The
largest gas well In Washington county Ia
nov burning at CoChran's Mills, Just be.
low this place. The light thereifon on
laGt night Al midnight, lit up the sky 40
that q newspaper poLld be read here.
The roar is deaienlng-but nothing iS said
about II In the newspapers. Tho gas ex.
Bltenent must he oyer. Az soon "a the
gas can be shut OF again, drilling will be
resumed, as only a depth Of 200 1eet has
yet been attained, and 1t is the intention
Of the company to reach oil,
The loyal Gas COMPANY struok nm.
other. big gaa well In the Hickory region
last Monday. This company has more
than enough gas already, for Steubenville,
Wellsburg, Brilliant and the other points
up tho river that II 10 10 supply.
Julius u. CLARK and John NJ. Braden,
Esq own q piece Of land near the Nc.
Mannis well at TayloHtOwn, upon which
they have had several liberal Offers.
The monthly report on oil matters show
that the northwestern Ohio oil field wells
are growing In importance. The daily
average Yield has rlBDn 10 5000 barrels per
day and 10 increasing all the time, which
10 about D percent Of the total production
In the United States
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Yesterday morning, at the residence o
Captain John Mcclure, on South From
street, Island, hin second daughter, MiSl
Juliet, was married 10 Captain Edward
MuhlemAn, formerly q we'll known rlvel
man, but now largely interested in the
EIson Glass Works at Martins Ferry.
Tie ceremony was very quietly performed
In the presence Of a few relatives by Rev,
Dr.. W. II. Cooke, pastor Of the Second
Presbyterian church, and shortly after.
ward Captain MuhlemAn and his wife left
OH a bridal trip. Both are well known aud
the news Of their marriage will pc q sur.
prise 10 nearly every one. On their re:
turn they will be made the subject oil
many congratulations and good wishes.
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HURT WHILE WRESTLING,
A Man Loses Considerable blood While HaV'
lug SuMS sport,


lug Some sport,
About II o'clock Tuesday night GU
Rust, a baker Of this city, was in zimmer'l
saloon at the corner of Wood and Six
teenthstreet with anumber OF companions
None of them had been drinking to exCes:
and they were having a very pleasant
time when some one proposed a wrestling
match, This wa agreed to and Rust was
selected as one oil the WTesklers. He was
soon thrown and In falling severely twisted
one Of his legs which had either been
broken or badly injured In tho past and
had OH 1t a very bad, running sore as q re-
suit Of the injury, The strain put on the
ley by the fall opened this sore and also
burst q swollen vein, Blood commenced
to flow at a lively rate and his companions
becoming alarmed fastened with him to
Young's drug store and summoned a ply
stefan, Considerable delay was had IN
securing his attendance and In tho mean
time Rust had tainted from psiuand loss Of
blood, then being blgpooloiit on the floor,
He was at last gotten home, q very sick
man. His leg 10 in bad shape and it will
be several days before he will be able to
get about.
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Another robbery is reported from Wash.
lnRton county, Pa, where they have been
OF frequent occurrence during the past
fortnight This timO James Ruth, a
farmer, living about one mile from West
Alexander, 10 the victim. The thief was
probably some sneaking tramp the other
fobbefits, Judging from the indications,
have been committed by o regularly or.
ganiEsd gang Of burglars. MI. Ruth was
robbed yesterday afternoon while aosent
from home, and while the other members
Of the family we're out befrying. The
house WINS entered by means Of the cellar
door and $500 taken from Mr.. RuGh'a vest
hhnhhL.
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Mike Drsnupn, the Wheeling tough.
wanted by the Pittsburgh police for befnp
implicated III the murder OF Heinz a
Glenwood last Sunday and who was being
looked for by the local police, surrendered
himself at the Office ofthe Mayor in Pitts.
burgh late Tuesday night. How hc ever
escaped being arrested, IN view Of the
search the Pittsburgh police made Tor him
there, Is something strange. On Monday
night B'annen went before a Justice Of
the Pesce In Pittsburgh and made inior.
NATION charging Charles Hanna, one Of
the Ave now uAder arrest, with commit
ting the murder.
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, A dispatch from Santa Barbara, GAL,
under date Of tho cath inst ~OOntalnedith
following:
"Dr. i. W. Crooks, who was charged
with forgery In connection with tho pur.
chase Of the Qrtegs ranch for $4,000, has
been discharged on tho ground Of Insult,
6cient evidence. DR.. Crooks claimed 10
be SGtlng 40 agent Tor the Camden CoDsoli.
dated OIL Company, Of Perkersburg, W.
Va, at the time the alleged forgery vas
committed, paid for the properly with
draits purporting to have been accepted
by The gil company, and which, when
presented for payment, were declared To
DO iorgeries. Its rumorel that the mat.
ter has been compromiaed.n
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CHICAGO, July 2S.-The poStOflCO In.
SpeCtors are Stlll buSily working away at
the alleged dOtalcatIOn Of Colonel Bolton.
In examining the accounts oil different
newspapers and comparing them with the
ColohBl,s books, they found discrepancies
In the Inter. Ocean accounts Of over 81 900.
This morning they looked at tho account
Of the Chicago WmeS, and the fifst thing
discovered q discrepancy Of S7b,
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TuE only transfer of real estate admit.
ted TO record by Recorder Hook yester'
day was q deed made July 2S, 1886 by
Frederick Happy and wiie TO the Wheel
ing 4 Elm Grove Railway Company OF q
part OF lot No. 5 in square No, l OF
UhurChlll'R addition No, = situated In the
Third ward; consideration $lS5 90,
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The Board Of County Commissioners
met at the Court House In special session
yesterday, and dividing itself into the
regular standing committees proceeded to
look over and audit the bills aud talk,
Next Monday the Board will meet in
regular monthly session, when yesterdays
proceedings will be reported to It, further
tslk had and the reports acted upon.
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LONDON, July 2s sit has been officially
announced that the Marquis of London.
derry has been appointed vicoroy Of Ire.
land and lord 1ddeslelgh, Secretary Of
state for Foreign Affairs. ri. Hons. DAVID
Robert Plunkett and Henry Chaplin viii
obtain seats in Lord Sallsbury,s Cabinet.
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IT pays to trade at BehreuS'.

You are cordially invited to call al ouI
BalesfOoma and examine tho Standard 10.
tAry Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick.
eat, easiest and BtillOst running machine
Of Tho age. Most elegant wood work. We
are general agents for the Standard and
White Sewing Machines and the Cali.
graph 4 Hammond Writing Machines,
Willie iof catalogues.
Epw. L. Ross 4 Co,
% Twelfth street,
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CAIRO, July 2S.-Wassit Bey, who has
arrived hero from the soudan, reports
that Khartoum has been RACED by The
rebels. lie believes that a force march.
Ing to re~.establish tho Khediye's author.
NY, would now meet with a Welcome
rather than resistance,
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SAW the children. They are especially
liable to sudden Colds, Coughs, Group,
Whooping Cough, etc. We guarantee
ACket's EhgllBh Remedy q positive cure,
II saves houfs Of anxlou6 Watching. Sold
by Logan &0o.and CHARLES MOnkSmSllOr,
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HALIFAX, July ga special dispatch
from st. Johns, N. f., contains a contra.
diction Of sensational reports Of the prC.
ValenCe Of restitution In that colony. AMI
states that there have boen no deaths
from starvation.
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yoRusR EscApRs uNprR NICHOLS,

Mn, Gro, W, srorFRL, Of Allegheny,
iB In the city representing Edward 9imp.
son &c., Of Chicago, pAtsntee aud manu-.
iaCtufefs Of The Boss Water Filter, Mr.,
stotrsl has sold quite a number 10 the
merchants In the city, Persons desiring
10 purchase the best filter made will call
on MI. sIo1el at No. 1l02 Ohapllne street.
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WASHINGTON, y. o., July 2O-1 A. Nj
For Western Pennsylvania, Ohio and West
Virginia, light local rains, followed by fair
weather and slightly cooler sOuthweSterly
winds, becoming variable,
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WE have introduced q new system of
selling Watches on the install nent plan
whereby yUIl cin secure II watch ut once
on easy payments. tall Alu Investigate.
JIU0B ". GRUBB, JOwGe r,
Cor. Twelfth ami Market SIS.
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For Faie-A Certificate Of Membership, dc.
Novelties In suspeuden--D. Gundliug s Co.
FlOur-GeO. X. Nc GtLGii 4 ron.
mgeliuE VI the htooGhUldgis Of the wheeling
Pottery company.
Attention sOldluH.
For Sale aud For Rcut-RCal EstAte-JAmes A,
Henry, Agtut,
trustees sale Of North End Iiuk.
Sl25 ke~wArd-FOultn page.
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WEAR Balbllggnn Underwear. They
are the best AMI cheapest. AL sizes NJ
u. HESS u SONS.


The following shows tho range Of the
Thermometer as observed at sChnVpt's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday :
"a. M ISL l2 Nj, S00; 8 y. NJ, So; Z. r.
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snillnr ann nd rn.i

our entire stock Of light stlll hats and
Btraws aud Bummer underwear, In order
10 make room for our fall ard winttrstoCk.
NoBLE Bios,
1904 Market Street, under New Mcclure
House,
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Taantcd.


NOTICE TO CoNTRACPoRs-WnS
IN will BE- received until 'aturday, Np,u'o,!,p
! oSIGek : y for building = Wosioo!yy' NIX y
The foundation built aud tho brIrk ti,nII', SSAlN
the around by owner OF the hui ding "yH Ol
ll0us aud drawings Of building can Ge .r'Wlga'
pressHtl residence In POWhGtan, Chic, ""VuF
lHll on or address, L,
jy9I,e AARON T.. RAMSAY Ia
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orr entire stock Of light stiff hats and
BtrawS and summer underwear, In order 10
make room for fall and winter stock.
NoHLE Bios,
1904 Market Street. under New Mcclure
House,
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To make room for our duly arrivals
OF Fall and Winter stock we shall offer
our Summer Stock ut reduced prices.
&. HESS a. SUNS.
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NOTICE
To Tax-pavo,.s,

The, Heard Of Equalization and Appeals IN,
city OF wheeling wilt meet al the Public %lliIdISSS,
for the purpose Of eQualEIng and corr Gin a,.sl
men : for tn year 1850, for the different w0Iis. EtS
o'clock A. N. each day as follows: '"'
First Ward Monday, July ~.
Second WRrd-Tuesdiy, JAY 81,
ThUd Ward-Wedne iay, Jl y h,
Fourth Hard Thursday, Iuly ~,
Fiji WRrd-FHdAv, July 80,
Sixth Ward -MOndly, Augusta
seventh ward Tuesday, August 2,
Eighth Ward-Wednssday, AugGstA.
ID A.. GALLIGAN,
jy2 ""' "PpaA
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A PECULIAR CUSTOM,

The custom at Tue jail Is to lock The
prisoners in their cells at night and at
meal times, the important duty Of locking
the doors to the cells being usually en-.
trusted TO some one Of the prisoners who
Is supposed to be on the highway to re.
form, Until recently this duty was per.
formed by a prisoner named Mertz, con.
lGed there for q year, but he being sus.
pected Of arranging some scheme was
transferred to the upper corridor and Ross
Salisbury, Il OF the missing ones, made
turnkey,
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gentlemen's shoes, the best fitting and
ilghtest fine shoe In the market. We
make a special offer o fthem at s. per pair.
at j.. W. ANIcH's,
l143 Main street.
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THE great Fries Va. Wheeling, New Fair
Grounds to-day. Admission % cents.
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all our Gents low cut aud cloth top shoes
81 prices regardless Of Cost or value. See
display In window. L.N. BLOND.
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nov TnE EsoApE We WORKED.

Yesterday noon Ross was called to the
doors leading to the lower corridor and
handed the keys for the purpose Of locking
the prisoners up preparatory to serving
them dinner. Apparently he locked all
the doors, but 1t now appears that he only
locked those oil the cells in which were
prisoners who were not included In the
plan to escape, A blanket was thrown
over a line that was stretched across the
corridor, near the doors, for the purpose
ostenslbly OF airing II, but as 1t is now
seen, for the purpose OF screening the
live while they were removing the bars
and crawling out. The keys were handed
baek to Nichols, the dinner handed in,
and then Nichols went of to his own din.
nor. Tho prit oners lost no time in getting
out. Two OF them were seen about 1880
o'clock by q family living nearby, as they
ran through the alley in the rear OF the
all, but not knowing at the time that they
were prisoners, no attention was paid to
than.
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ANOTHER JAIL BREAK.
FIVE PRISONERS IN BROAD DAY
Let themselves out of the County jail with
out Encounteringa any Opposition had
State OF AmIrs Who the Escaped
Prisoners are Rewards OHSred.

Between 12 and l o'clock yesterday,
John Mooney, Thomas McAndreWs, Ross
Salisbury, Lewis Tanner and James
Kearns, alias Curraps, q quIRtette Of as
tough criminals as ever looked ont from
behind the bars, confined in the county
Jail on Eof street, made their escape in q
very easy and accomplished manner,
Their departure was not discovered until
nearly 9 o'clock, thus giving them plenty
Of time to get far beyond the clty's limits
or safely into some Of the dives Of the
town. Wherever they went 1t was far
enough to put themselves beyond the
reach OF the officers, for although both
county and city police were put at work
searching and tracking, none OF the five
had been captured up to a late hour last
night,
The escape was about the "rawesL''
thing OF the kind, to use a new and ex-
prepsiVe word, that eYer took place any
where. II sppsara to have been the re-
suit OF gross Carelessness, something on q
par with the two other escapes that have
taken place since Jimmy Nichols has
been jsilor, The prisoners who escaped
were all confined on the lower corridor, al
the far end Of which Ia a window guarded
by q double set Of bars, that oVerlooks the
rear yard OF the jail, the Court House and
the office Of the Sheriff. Two bars were
sawed out Of each OF the two sets that
guarded this window and an opening
about two and a half by one aud a hal
lset made, through which the prisoners
dropped TO the yard below, and then
scaling the fence were soon over the
hills and far away,
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Of Summer Shoes and slippsn at reduced
prices, L. v. BLOND.
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@emeral a(oiiccs,

MONEY TO LOAN-ONE sun 6T
uA 500 %; one sum Of 81 900 %; ono .',' W. :,
sl,0OO w, security To be real estate lo,R'eSJ N INV \. q
county Apply to ", II, RlAEIiARi lid MIN MIN
Tvs
MADAME G0FF HAS RErURSP6
AIA- 10 the city after II two week. wish 4, ~
kNst, aud can BIO c0nsultG /, on the fast, lr,,ncngi "
Future, and Will Give advice on all husine,," n sTt
VIZ. I!SISIG1 sSSSeL. lEl