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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-24
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For the Construction of the New Gas Rs.
toFtS at the Gas Works,

The Board OF Gas Trustees last evening
awarded TO Mr.. John Dill, Of st. Louis,
representative Of the LaClede Fire Brick
Company Of that city, the contract for re-
setting and rebuilding sixteen benches Of
retorts. The benches are to be construct
ed in the latest and most improved man.
nor. What the contract price Ia could
not be- a~scertained. Mr.. Dill said that he
was ashamed to state the low figures he
had been obliged to give in order to Sc.
cure the contract. The Board met yestsr-
day afternoon, but was unable to conclude
making its estimates on the plans and
specifications offered by those anxious to
secure the contract, In addition to the
Lsclede Company, the other bidders were
Lane 4 Morrison, D. Il. Lean and James
Gardner & Son, all OF Pittsburgh, and the
Porter Russell Mining Company, Of St.
Louis,
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ABOUT PEOPLE,
strangers la tho OIty aud Wheeling Folk
Abroad.

StrangsrS Ia tho CltY aud Whe0llng Folks
Abroad.
DR.. Homer Trueman, Of Cumberland, ia
visiting his father at Bridgeport.
Mr.. W. II. Fisher, a glass buyer from
San Francisco, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Wheat were
registered at the Seventh avenue hotel,
Pittsburgh, yesterday.
Tho Rev. Mr.. CAN'T, Of St. 1uke's
church, has recovered sufficiently to hold
services Easter Sunday.
Mr.. Millard Acker, OF East Sixteenth
street, left yesterday morning on the Balti.
more 4 Ohio road for his future home in
Missouri.
Capt. Aug. Rolf returned from Mt.
Clemens, Mich, last evening, where he
has been for several weeks past for his
health. He returns feeling much I'm.
proved.
Miss Fannie Caldwell, Of North Main
street, who has been spending the winter
In Washington, D. O., has returned home
after enjoying a very gay and fashionable
season ut the Capital.
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THE CROOKS CASE AGAIN.
The Crooked Doctor Again In CuItody :,
Santa BRTbAFn,

A press dispatch to the Los Angel,
Times from Santa Bsrbara, CAL, upj.,
date Of the 18th inst, conveys the follow.
ing interesting information about the M,
celebrated Dr.. E. W, Crooks, who secn,.J
notoriety by endeavoring 10 "do uniG.
Camden Consolidated Oil Company y
Parkersburg, and two or three prcml1eTSt
business men Of that city:
DR.. E. w, Crooks was arrested apaio n.
day, on the charge Of the District Atn,
ney for felony In having COMMITTED isr
gerry. A short time ago when Crst
bonds had been fixed at $4,000 by Jusi,
Haverly q writ Of habeas corpus wa igp.
ed on the ground OF exCeasiVe bail, ,JpjS,
Hatch, Of the Superior Court, reducsdls,
bail TO 5000, which was given. IIg
Wednesday application was made losj
aside the bail on the ground Of insrG%
enCy. Pending the decision stslp1nn
was received and exhibited to Jals
Hatch, saying that Judge Hun! had h.
proved the bail In San Francisco, wiIhS,L,
Jones and the President OF the Silver kin
Mining company as suIeties. J,jts
Hunt, now In San Francisco, dsnie, en-
having seen or approved such Gb,tI.
Crooks was taken before Justice Haven,
and is held now with bonds at $4,000
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AN unintentional representation Of the
Humane Society was made in the reports
OF the brutal and outrageous manner in
which that Colored brute Ike Smith abused
his horse, which Captain Smith put out Of
It's misefy by shooting. The officers Of
the Society heard Of Smiths conduct the
night II occurred and sent liz agent TO at.
tend 10 the horse. He bedded L and gave
II chopped feed and did oil that could be
done Tor the starved brute. The Society's
means are 90 limited that II is not able'to
do az much a. II would like, but It's officers
claim 10 be doing oil that they are able 10
do. II endsavorB 10 keep an eye on
Smith and two or three Others like him,
but they move their stables 90 often that
they are sometimes lost sight Of.
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Cow and nee our beautiful satesns al
1910. SroNr & TThMAh.
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Mrs, Rev, smith Dead.

The corpse Of Mrs. Eva Smith, vile Of
Rev. Edward Smith, passedthrouGhthe city
last evening, en- route for West Alexander,
where she will bs buried to-day. Mrs
Smith is the daughter OF Michael Dlugh.
erty, the well.known grocer Of West Alex.
Mrs. Smith died suddenly on last Tues.
day, at her home at Ouyhoga Falls, Ohio,
where Mr.. Smith has been stationed for
the last year. Her sudden death Is o &c.
vero stroke 10 her parents and relatives.
She was q lady Of many personal charms
and highly esteemed by all who knew
her. Her parents, husband and friends
have the u~nieigned sympathy Of the en-
tire community. She leaves three little
boys and one daughter to feel the loss OF a
kind Christian mother,
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n1YEn NEWS.
stage of the watsr and Movements of the
Steamboats,.

..|... s----A-A
stage of the watsr and Movements OF the
Steamboats,.
The Hawk passed up yesterday.
The Scotia Is due down at an early hour
this morning.
The river is still falling Of this point.
The marks last evening indicated q depth
In the channel Of Gfeet 8 inChes.
Amos Davis, the veteran pilot, 10 visiting
Bridgeport friends. He has been guiding
Ohio river steamboats, for forty.lye years,
and looks good for many more.
The W. N. Chancellor passed down at
an early hour yesterday morning with a
biz trip. She picked up considerable
freight here for the Kanawha valley.
The new boat being built by Captain
Bay, In Madison, Indiana, will be finished
In about two weeks, when she will be Ia.
ken 10 the Kanawha river 10 ply between
Charleston and Marietta.
The Parkenburs packets are nightly
bringing up considerable live stock, and
the bawllng Of the calves Ia fully as disa.
greeable 10 those sleeping In the vicinity
Of the levy as In seasons past,
The Abner O'Neal on her arrival from
steubsnvile yesterday morning passed OH
downto meet the Shirley and ret freight
from her on the way up 90 as to save time.
They and the Princess came In together
abreast.
Cincinnati river and coal men are tax.
ing active measures Ia regard 10 the pro.
posed railroad bridge az Cairo. Pitts
burgh men ate also beginning TO wake up
10 the Importance Of this measure, which
demands immediate attention.
The report which has been going the
rounds for a week OF more that Capt. Hod
Knowles had pufChased the Benton Nc.
MILAN, at Nashville, 10 place In the Pitts.
bdtgh and Kanawha river trade, Ia untrue.
Capt. Knowles ID al his home In Hook
import, Ohio, aud, while he Contemplates
buying q boat, he has made no purchase
% yet, nor Is II certain that he will buy
this SUMMED,
The Louis A Shirley arrived from Gin.
Cinnau al 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
having on board d big trip, one that put
her guards down very close 10 the wafer.
She will leave ID her return trip al q
O'Clock this afternoon. The Shirley Is q
large etefn.wheel packet wlthtoomy, com.
Portable gtate.tooms, and sets ago0d table.
Her facilities for carrying freight are uns
equaled and her officers are a capable
and oCComm0dAting a cot Of gentlemen 40
can DO found Oh the river.
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"Youpg MIS-. Winthrop."

Bronson Howard, Americas leading
playwright, never conceived a plot,
wrought out a story or constructed a drama
greater in the elementa OF popularity or in
merit than "Young Mrs. Winthrop"
which Is to be presented at the Opera
House this afternoon and evening by a
strong company from the Madison Square
Theatre. The story Is interesting and 1t
Is attraCtively told in the play, which facts
conspire with good acting, fine dressing
and pleasing Suggesting to make the
performance delightful from beginning to
end. Reserved seats are on sale at Bau-
mer's music store. This being tho first
theatrical performance this week, doubt
less good seats will be at a premium.
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OnutuE line Of bedroom Carpets at p5c,
3OC, D0o and 40a. SToNH & THoiIAs.
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Ground has been broken In Welzel
county by ]. NJ. Guilty 4 90. fortheir first
oil well in that county. Men, machinery
and material are at hand, and work wifi
be pushed night and day until completed.
1t Is intended to drill iothe Butler sand,
yarlougly estimated at from {, ZOO to 5000
feet below the surface. The we'll, which Ia
at Burton, ig believed TO be in The center
Of the oil belt, although dry sands have
been found on every side. j. N. Guffey
Y Co. will pursue the oil belt down
through Tyler, Peasants, and into Wood
and Writ counties, reaching there this
summer.
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Mr.. Fritz Neuhan, formerly city editor
OF the VOlkSbldn, who went TO Germany
about six months ago, has returned TO the
city. Ills many friends-and the clever
.newsgather has a host Of them In this
city--will be glad TO know Of his safe re-
turn, and that he Is to resume bis old pc.
sition on the paper. They will be further
pleased to learn that Mr.. Neuhan returns
with quite a fortune at bis command. II
was for the purpose Of looking after the
estate Of which he Is one OF the heirs, that
he made his trip to the Continent, He 10
in good health and has had a glorious
time. The newspaper "gang" are glad TO
welcome him back.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-24

Late yesterday afternoon two or three
cars Of q Baltimore 4 Ohio freight train
became derailed at the Twenty'irst street
crossing, and a short time afterwards a
car OF a freight train going upon the
Pittsburgh division jumped tho track Just
as the train was going on to the creek
bridge. Both cases were the result Of
switch frogs not holding. In the first in.
stance the track was somewhat torn up,
and in the second the end Of the pasgen.
ger station platform was wrecked. The
train from Cincinnati to Pittsburgh was
delayed about one hour by reason OF the
miahana.
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EDWARD L, Rose 4 %. having purchased
the interests Of the Howe 8. NJ. Co. and
Secured the State agency for the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep a full line Of
HoweS and the elegant, ewilt easy running
Standard, with its perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork, Don't fail 10 Gee The
the Standard. See advertisement on an.
other page.
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Q. WHAT is tho opinion OF standard
medical authorities on kidney disease2
A. That tho blood vessels and tubes Of
the kidneys have become paralyEed by re-
peated and long neglected congestion and,
having no nerve power to control their &C.
ton, the albumen, the life OF the blood
escapes, while the uric acid and Vnste re.
main In and destroy the blood. This
sometimSs results. in dangerous blood
poisoning; the only true aCientiGC
blood tonic, before which these symp-
toms and diseases rapidly flee away, Is
Warmers safe cure,
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TWENTIETH annual epCampment Grand
Army Of the Republic at Cleveland, Ohio,
April 2Sth, 10Th and 30th, 1885. Round
trip tickets will be sold by the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company, good going
April goth and 9th, good returning to
Inlay Cd inclusive, ut q rats Of ono fare for
the round trip.
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9sutistry,
Gh q~tttelIigemer.
Now Advertisements

Othcot Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
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aystu Advertisements
IMPORTANT NOTICE
To CITY Tax Payers.

Notice Ia hereby given for the last tlrt Y Z
porSonS having unpaid City Taxes, who niIs -
Eangements whatever 10 pay tbs same ny
LAW WILL De ENFORCED WITHOUT gtL'
dnlegS said unpaid tHtGia t paid nnlelAt.
will keep my Office opeli until ) o'clock aAgi1
evening for tho special benefit Of all such NM
that they may be able 10 avail uen'tlIg =
last opportunity, and thus save the ltongt
expense that will necessarily follow u us
not paid Immediately.
Apralr,ha Collector d d Ihs %, y
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4. l. ROE : Co.

Look at our New COrsOts.
Look nj our New Gloves.
Look at our New Underwear.
Look Mt our New Hosiery.
You will find all the best makes rOpre.
scented In out stock, and our prices low.
A. Il. RICE u GO.
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Special Easter services will be held in
the Methodist Epicopal Church, Martins
Ferry, Sunday morning. The pastor, Earl
D. Holt, will preach an Easter sermon in
the morning on ''Ohrist, the RssurrcC-
ton" In the evening there will be
special song service, with Bible reading,
reCitations and short addresses. The
church will be fttingly decorated for the
occasion with flowers.
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SPRING and Summer stock Just re.
ceiVed. An elegant and complete line Of
cuttings, pantalOOhlhgs and OyOrCOat.
inFs, which We Will make up In the best
''''' "''N ~ ~" o. Hess 4 SONS,
1891 a 1898 Market Street.
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Thirty.eix pairs ladies' extra high cut
fine kid button, thirty-six pairs ladies'
fine morocco button, extra highCut, which
we will offer at the special low price Of
81 per pair, al the cash storeof
]. W. AMiok,
1l43 Main street,
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LOU SWADACKER,

II will be TO the interest Of every lady
10 call at our store mud sec tho Newest
DESIGNS ID White, Ecrne aud COlOred
Embroidered and Lace Dress Robes Just
received. Hatteens IN all COlOrs. Ilie
Newest Spring Shades IN WOrSted LaCes,
Fringes and 0illCr Novelties IN Wrap and
DreSST trimmings. GauEe Vests for La'
dies aud Children. Lisle aud SILK Gloves.
Our Corset Department Is replete with
popular makes ut popular prices.
LOU SWAlIACKER,
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A. L. RICE 4 co.
c%u1LDREN,g HATS.

90 New Styles OF Chlldrcn's Trimmed
Hats received yesterday, and more to
arrive to-day. JnStthe Thing for school,
Us '"' p''''' wv ''I 4. Il. RICE s. co.
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A LITTLE SUFFERER
Cleansed, Purified and Beautinsd by The
Cutlcura Remedies.

II Affords me pleasure 10 give you this report oil
the euro Of our little gtahduhild by your CUitCURA
RES EDiEs. When six months old his left hand DO,
gan 10 Ayell and had every appearance Of q larse
About i've months alter Il became running Sore.
Soon other sores formed. lie then had Two oil them
on each hand. and a. bis blood became more and
more impure II took less time iot them 70 break
out. A6ofe CAME OH the chin, beneath the under
lip, which was very offensive. BIS head was Que
solid gcab, dlschalglng q great deal. THIS was his
condition al twenty: two months old, when tn.
dert0Ok The care Of him, his mother having died
when he wAs'A little more than q year old, OF con-
sumption (sCroiula Of counsel He could walk 4
little, hit could not get Up Il he fell down, and
could not move Nhtn In bed, having no use Of his
hands. Immediately commenced With the Gull
euta Remedies using the CntluufA and Uutlguta
Soap freely, aud when he had taken one bottle Of
the giilbtta ReOlvpnt his head was completely
CURED. And he was improved IN even, way. We
were very much encouraged. and continued the
sore iitsf another healed, 4 6ony mattel. iotmlhg
IN each one Of thgo lVedeep ones Just belof0 heal
ing which would lbally grow loose aud were
these ugly bOtlo formations preserved. Alter
taking i dosOn and \ half bottles hi. was cofi.
plsieiy cured and IA nov At the age Of slx yeAg,
q sti0ng aud healthy child. The scars on bis
1 hInaS m9sI alw1l 9 te3ps ~ I ns aI LS1.t a ts dsEo
Y. e,them. All that physicians did fof hlm did
him no good. All Who Jaw the child before using
the CuloutA RBinedles and zee the child nOw con.
slider II q wonderful cure, II the above facts arc
Of ady use 10 you, you ale al llbetty. 10 use them
MRS. T. DRIu0B,
MAY ., 1876, Oi9B. Clay b., bloomington, Ill
The child was really ina Wlfso condition than
he 0ppaAttd 10 bis giAnd mother, who, being with
him every day, became accustomed t1the dIseatA,
MAGGIE HOPPING,
CUTiuuAA RRMEDitS arc hOid everywhere. Cult.
outa, the great skin Cure, blConthI U1tlouiA Soap,
IN exquisite skin Heaullfef, q CetLai Uutlctifi
y VSS TUifES b bST D ISS CrTIiSit 10, B6sI5n.
Send Tor "iiOw 10 Cure Skin Diseases"
lTnnlEa scaly, Plmply and Oily skin BtautiAed
VIl By uulionfa Boap.
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Match GAME Of base ball on skates at
the Alhsmbra rink tonight between the
Chapline Street Polo Club aud the Alham.
bra Base Ball Club, the winning club to
take percentage Of the gate receipts.
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SpECTACLES adjusted by means. Of
the johnson dlOptrlC eye meter, having
combinations Of nearly 600 lenses. lie.
fraction Is measured 10 the Ong.hun.
dredtli part o. an inch. The only lnstru.
ment Of the kind In West Virginia. Sat.
iSlaCtlOn Guaranteed.
JACOB ". GRUBD,
OptlCian and Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS,
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nFsECOND PRESBYTEBl4s
uSS CiURCll-Rov Vim II CooAe ~
Services tomorrow al 1880 4. " ayl
Sabbath School alp A. " All are Neie2@s
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BY taking the 1i47 n. N. (City time)
train on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive In Cleveland az 1925 r.
H., and ChiC9go at $3.50 the following
morning. Connections made In Union
depot, Chicago, for all points west.
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nFWAYMAN'S CHAPEL, A. y
urS CIiuRCH-EAltot services 70 noig,
O'Clock p n. and Al 1850 4, Nj music 'yN"
W. n, Ohef, bNtOf. -
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pREsBYTEEl5E
Wy ClIURCIt-Rov. J. u Mcclure !
Services tomorrow Al 1880 4 :. tnu ,,iitL
sabbath School aI2 Pm IH@lo'ae'
All are welcome.
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A, L. RICE 4 co.
NEW HATS.

We open to-day u very large assert.
ment Of Ladies' Hats. IN oil the lending
COlOrs, and tho very latest shapes.
A, l.. RICE u CO.
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STREET "
w CllURCll,Rey !. q ligli ls,oi, III .,
.fafpnnon.
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nTST, MATTHEW'S CHURCH-t-
w Vices on Easter dRr. Morning W.
A. n. Coffin alton s9iyee aud ,eiineh W
Petefkl1 al iO!40A n Chlldtent .ellN
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Rtttntn,is alntItss.

apr7Lrfhs Collector Of he CIly Of g1.!l
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Wanlad-COltAEe on Camp OrJund.
WRnted-BoaEd and lInlm.
commissioners BAle-W. J, ". CoWdGn.
Sugar Cured Meats at MCMeCheu,s,
stocks For eale-l. Ilwln, Stock Broker.
hale OF Unclaimed Express Freight,
List Of Letters.
The People arc ~Tired-lOgan Il Go. a.,
All That Science and skill Could DO-Third
Tin important Notice to city TAX PsletE-FCutth
page.
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For CleHelAnd and ChIearo.

1YScn's own make mems caltshOss, all
for s. 30.
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IyNcu's own make mems calf shoes, ali
eIyles, Tor 81 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-24

I%;Yscn's own make mems cali shoes, all
styles, for 1850.
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Nh, MARTIN THORNTON says he IL kill.
rg, of rheumatism at a great rate, He
rtilI hiss 9 few more bottles left Of the great
fheMmaLin rAtnahY.
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REMEMBER your friends and make them
happy by sending n Of those handsome
STANTON { p~AYrNronr,s.
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MANAGER GESraRa has placed several
new and artistic large signs on the Peo.
ple'a Theatre,
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L,s,aOod& q. ,aoll Dry Goods theohoapesl,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-04-24

ST.. JACOBS OIL cured rheumatism in the
government hospital, Calcutta.
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ALL medicines containing oplnIes AZ
dangerous. None in Red Star Cough Con,
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STANTON 4 DAvENPoRr's Easter offerings
are beyond question the choicest goods
aver displayed In Wheeling,
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IT will be q treat to you 10 look in Stan.
ton 4 DaVenpofts windows and sec their
Easter display.
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II is quite the proper thing to send your
"steady company one Of Stanton 4 Dav.
exports handsome Easter cards,
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nrpgT, LUkES +. L. Ctils,g.
Wy iBLAND-kev ] Glb,on Ganlt
a tyiteS Al 1880 AN, aud Z rN tll sIi
lIyGi a 7:GO : 4. The IClQt VIII N b,
ips service. bishop PCteikin Will bca III.
noon and evening sTviCes onliltI1
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MES's fine hand.sewed shoes from 50 50
up, at SToNE's CASH sHoE sToRR.
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ouR ladies' $3.50 ahe kid button shoe Is
cheat at So 20. sroNK's CASE snoH SToRE.
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NrBNORTif STREET NJ T. UhL
w corner FiIh and Market W;
\, DRYDEN, pastOE Services y hyIV" ,,Isf ~
4. and i!Sj p Morning lhoms bligf
Special Haitet ttiylte' loti
sunday 9ShoSl i, ,ns s Sy' invited ~
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DoS'T fail to see our Body BtuSselS at
one dollar. sfoNE & THoMAs.
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Qua Carpets are the choicest and The
lowest price ID tile city.
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MRS's ans seamless gaiten 81 Is, worth
y %, al sroNRb CASH SHOR gToRE,
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