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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-22

A select crowd Of ladies 60 To the Park
to-day. \
The Masons gave a FESTIVAL and supper
Friday night In Masonic hall.
The Bridgeport saloonists paid their
taxes yesterday under the Dow law.
Rev. @. Q. Hays left for Little Washing.
ton yesterday to attend commencement.
The conductors and flremen on the O.
L. & w. road look nobby in their new
suits.
George Jepson and ]. R. Mitchell, cash.
Ter OF the st. Clairsyille bank, were In
town yesterday.
Conductor streeter, Of the o. L. & w.
road, Ia In Michigan on pleasure trip.
Conductor Townsend has charge Of his
train during his absence.
Yesterday morning the ditchers EN-.
ployed on the pipe line marched In q body
and demanded the discharge OF the Mar.
tins Ferry men employed on the line.
Thereupon all the Martins Ferry men
were given their time and discharged,
This is nothing more than Martins Ferry
did for Bridgeport. Her citizens fir6t
commenced the fight.
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A New.pnper seorehed.

Last Sunday morning Are broke out In
the building OF 7. 7. Hanlon & Sons,
GAINESVILLE, publishers OF the Republican.
The ere department and bucket brigade
soon extinguished the flames. The upper
part Of the building was damaged about
$500. Damage to stock Of paper, presses,
stationery, etc., by water, about 81 900.
Both stock and building are fully insured.
The Boston Branch Store, dealers In ready.
made clothing, and ]. 7. Gratlgny, grocer,
who occupied the lower floors, suffered
slight losses, also Campbell Bros, In an
adjoining building. The cause 10 supposed
to have been spark from the chimney.
The Hanlons will 10 right along with their
naWRnnt1ar
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The nail manufacturers say the nailers'
scale will not be signed at Pittsburgh
tomorrow, or that II It is signed II will
only be To obviate difficulties with the
workmen In other departments, and the
factories will not run during the
scale year. They assign 90 a reason
for this statement that the fac.
tories cannot compete at the nailers'
scale with those in operation at the
manufacturer sCale-a reason which
doesn't strike an outsider with the same
force II would ii the Mlngo and other
mills were not In successful operation Of
the union scale.
A statement Is published that large
number Of Pittsburgh puddlers propose
TO Becede from the Amalgamation and
Join the Knights Of Labor.
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Mr.. Esenlohl, secretary, and Rev. Mr..
HRefneE, treasurer. These gentlemen
constitute the Central Board.
0utaide Of the regular routine business
transacted, the most important matter
was the decision TO consolidate the
two Sunday School papers now published
under the authority OF this organization.
One, the KiRdTbOis, q published at Pitts
burgh, and the other, the ChFistlicNer Jugell-
tretRd, Is isSued at Cincinnati. The
details Of the consolidation and the de,
paper should be published, were left to
the Central Board. This Board has also
charge Of other publications that are 10 be
made, which are Of interest only TO the
members Of the church.
It was Rev. MIR. Eberhard, Of St. Louis,
who preached the sermon Sunday, instead
OF the minister named yesterday,
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AID FOR AOME RULE.
A Stirring Appeal from the wheeling PI
nell Club to the Public,

A Stirring Appeal from the wheeling Par
nell Club to the Public,
The members OF the Parnell Club are
requested to attend a meeting Of the club
this evening st7;sO O'Clock, at the Court
House.
The object Of the meeting is to decide
upon some plan Of action by which fund
can be raised in aid Of the Irish cause.
The issue is now fairly made as to whether
Ireland shall be accorded the right Of self
government in home affairs, right that
all Christian and civilized people should
have, or whether the iron rule Of coercion
shall continue,
This vital and important issue will be
submitted to the voters OF the British
Kingdom within the next six weeks, and
the result Of that vote will be looked TO
with great interest by the liberty-loying
people Of the world,
The fight which has already hegun Is In
many respects unequal, for the reason that
on the side OF the coerCionlsts are arrayed
the great money interests Of the country /;
besides the candidates seeking election
from that standpoint are amply able to
bear their own expenses, while on the
other side many OF the candidates are
without means sufficient to make such q
canvass as will be required to secure cleo
tlon, unless they get aid from the outside
world.
There is ia well known maxim, "shike
while the iron Is hot" which applies with
great force to the condition oil affairs in
Ireland to-day. She has never had such
an opportunity before, and should she
fail may not have another for years, and
may never have Gladstone IS leader.
She Is receiving sympathy and aid from
all parts Of this country, and 1t behooyes
the citizens OF Wheeling not 10 be behind
in this respect, and Is the intention Of
the club to take any decisive action In the
matter now is tho time. 1t Is TO be hoped
that every member OF the club will be
present and all citizens who are friendly
to the cause are cordially invited to at
tend this meeting.
NJ. REILLY, President.
T, s, Riley, Secretary,
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A communication was read from q com.
mittee OF the cigar manufacturers Of the
city calling attention to the pending
proposition before the Board OF Directors
Of the State PenitehtiaTy TO let convict Ia.
Dor to contract for the manufacture oil
cigars.
Mr.. o. B. Hart, with a few pertinent re.
marks, presented the following:
Resolved, That the Secretary be instruct.
cd To forward at once to the Directors oil
the Penitentiary the following Communi.
cation:
10 The Board Of Directors Of hs West Hir.
ginid Penitentidry:
GENTLRMRN:-The Chamber OF Com.
merce Of the city Of Wheeling respectful.
ly submits to your honorable body
That the sense OF this community IL
strongly against the employment OF con.
yiCt labor In competition with free labor.
That cigar making is considerable In.
dustry In the city oil Wheeling and contrl.
butes largely to the tax.paying power OF
the county Of Ohio.
That cigars made by conyicts In the
penitentiary will be offered In the market
as Wheeling Cigars,' for which our skill.
Al f.sa Iakas Snd tha tnInrsil,, "a -.
~ I lav ta.a astS hiiat ~ our
astntIan thaa,,aL 'e , os ~ o.a nisn TO
puaaas 'li0usn ye"e VI eatness gu
us sSSOt he, .ossor n, tholonu ,,r,,.,.a, t..
Anas " Leason VI wy !Vng ConIlnueu IN,
Wheeling are not now fully employed,
and the result Of establishing a competing
force in the penitentiaty would be TO fur.
I9eL uepIlye inu .I!, ~ US men anH women
q tne opportunity 70 earn q livelihood In
snei I,f owl sra aus a. ,,..,,...
beneyinR tnat tne weilAte Vi Tue people
Sd All II mills aITSi,s,S t
Tie State ought to foster, not TepresS, iFee
industry: and feeling that your honorable
BODY viii nSt, after a iSIf t,fesentation Of
me case, take any action that would inevit.
ably injure Tie city Of Wheeling, the
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Mr.. Isaac Freeue, sr., died at l o'clock
this morning from stroke Of paralysis
which he suffered last Friday morning.
He was never conscious after he was
taken sick. Mr.. Freese had been citizen
Of Wheeling since 1852, and was promin.
emily identified with the manufacturing
interests Of the city. He was at
one time connected with the Bel.
mont mill, and at the time Of his death
was stakeholder In the La Belle, Bril-.
liant and Jefferson mills. He was born
at Coventry, Pa, in 1909, and was 70
years old at his death. He was widely
known and universally respected, being
one Of those rugged, big.hearted men all
too few in this generation, and his death
will cause an unieigned pang Of sorrow In
many hearts outside those Of his relatives.
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LOCAL BREv1TrEs.
matters Of Miner Moment IN and Abou. u
City.

siattsrs Of Minor AOmsntin and About tho
CITY.
THREE marriage licenses were Issued
yesterday.
THr Municipal Cont opened its June
term yesterday.
GREEN apples have made their appear
ance in market,
THR regular semi.menthly meeting oil
Council will be held this evening.
THE annual distribution at st, Jossph'g
Academy will take place In Convent hall
this evening.
Wool 10 selling In Washington county
ut S0a3l cents. For few days the market
has been quite actiye.-RePSrtsr.
An unknown man fell from 3 lofty scsf-
fold on the South Side yesterdsy, and re-
Ceiysd severe but not dangerous injuries.
TUE report in circulation TO the effect
that Mount BelleVieW hotel was 70 be
closed for the balance Of the season Is In
correct.
The Board Of Rducation's Committee on
Buildings and Grounds has been called to
meet to-day to make its annual tour oil in
spection,
LETTERS addressed to the following
named persons remain unclaimed Of the
postofiiCe: 7. H. Smith, ], II, Carol, Walter
1, Conely, VIM, 7, Cobb, y. +. Patterson,
Geo. O. Allen,
TaE Atlantic Engine house having been
TeAoored throughout, new stairway and
other improvements are now under way
which greatly enhance the looks oil the
building inside,
A BOY named Klevls was riding NJ
Market street on horse last evening
when the animal stumbled, throwing the
boy of and then falling on him. Strangely
enough, the boy was only slightly hurt,
THE Natural Gas Company Of West Viz
ginia has completed It's pipe line IRON
Thirty.third street to ThiTty.ninth, ant
yesterday the pipes were tested by al
pressure applied by the Atlantic engine
steam pump.
EMIL NAU, a native OF Germany, re
Ceiyed his frat papers in the Circuit Cour
yesterday, having renowned his allegiance
TO the Emperor OF Germany and declared
his intention to become q citizen OF tn
United States.
A FARMER coming to the city saturda!
morning about o'clock was stopped nea
the Bethany Pike by 4 man whose inten
ton was evidently robbery. He escaped
by whipping up his horse, and next tint
will have warm reception prepared 10
the thief.
OLD TIN DoRaAN was locked up in thu
central station last night by Officer Des
mond, and Officer Haslop lodged Mra
Tim in the North End lookup. Both wer'
drunk and inclined ohave war. A drunk
en- woman named Hoffman, living II
Bridgeport, was locked up by Officer Lu
kens, Her two male companions escaped
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-22

YOU are cordially invited to call Of our
saleefootn aud examine the Standard 10.
tary Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick.
eet easiest and Btillest running machine
Of the age, Most elegant wood work, We
ate general agents for the Standard and
White Sewing Machines and the Call.
graph 4 Hammond Whiting Machines,
Write for catalogues.
fDw. L. Ross 4 CO., |,
s. Twelfth street.
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The cigar manufacturers and makers Of
Parkersburg are becoming interested in
the matter OF hiring out eonyicts to con-
tractors to make cigars to be sold in COM
petition with honest labor, A meeting
has been held at which 1t was resolved to
prepare petitions similar to those gotten
up here, to be sent on TO the Governor
and PenitentiAFy Board asking that the
order letting ConViCts out to contractors be
FARnin6ad
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81. johns ,AnniVotsary.

The celebration Of the flttieth anniver.
sary OF ~. Johns German Lutheran
church was concluded yesterday with o
big picnic held under the auspices Of the
congregation, on the State Fair grounds.
There was a very large crowd present that
passed the day pleasantly dancing and
having O good time IN other ways. The
Opera House band furnished music for
The dancers and also gave good prone
made concert There were no disturb.
ances TO mar the pleasure Of the affair, A
good many strangers were on the ground,
among them several visiting ministers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-22
Tho CharIlorS tunnel CLEARED.

Yesterday morning the large force Of
men that the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company has had Of work day and night
on the CHARTERS tunnel, the first one this
side Of Little Washington, on the Hemp.
field branch, since its heavy cave in last
Wednesday, got II sufficiently clear to
allow OF the passage Of trains, and the re.
suit was that q very heavy amount Of
freight was sent over the line in both
directions. The tunnel Is not yet arched,
but II IL securely propped and the work Of
arChing will be proceeded with OF once.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers in the City aud Wheeling FOlk'
Abroad,

strangers in the City aud wheeling BOlk'
Abroad,
Miss Minnie Donaldson Is visiting friends
at Washington, Pa.
DR.. S. Ford, Of South Wheeling, has re-
turned from GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
W. L. Tingle and son, Of Louisville,
we're registered at the stamm House yes
terday.
Mr.. ]. B. Wilson, Of Washington, Pa, a
well known stoCk.raiser, was in the city
yesterday.
Capt. ]. II. Nichols, OF Cumberland,
conductor on the B. 4 0's Pittsburgh
division, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Jacob Snyder, ar, and daughter
and Mrs. Jacob Snyder, IT., all Of this city,
are visiting the family Of George w. Sny-
der at Cumberland, Md.
Ex-Governor jackson, who was engaged
In q case before the Supreme Court OF
Appeals yesterday, left for his home at
Parkeraburg last evening.
Fl. F. Smith, Fairmont, Frank Spear
man, steubenville, G. 3. Woods and Il, B.
Daugherty, West Alexander, and Col. q.
II. Beall, OF Brooke county, were at the
Mcclure house yesterday.
Cards have been received in this city
announcing the marriage at Fort Pendle-
ton, Nd, Of Miss Ora, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. +. Deakins, to Mr.. james
Asheton Bayard, son Of the Secretary of
State.
Mr.. @. @. johnson, formerly a we'll.
known newspaper man here, late Of st.
Paul, Louisville and Kansas City, Is in
Wheeling on visit to old friends. Mr..
A. ]. Halstead, Of Brainerd, Mimi,
another old Wheeling newspaper man, Is
also here on visit.
Rev. Father Charles sChllpp, who has
been serving as an assistant to Rev.
Father o Connor In charge Of the Catholic
church at Clarksburg, has been transfer.
red to the Cathedral in this city. Rev.
Father MCGrath, OF Pakersburg, has
been assigned 10 the vacancy thus created
at Clarksburg.
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AN r EVANGELICAL CONFERENCE


OF German Lutheran Ministers Held Ia this
CITY Yesterday.
Ia connection with the hitieth anniyer.
saty Of ST. Johns German Lutheran
church and the dedication Of the chutch's
new spire and chime Of bells, which took
place Sunday, there was held yesterday
an annual conference oiihe central organ.
iSAtion Of the German Evangelical
Protestant churches. This meeting
was held In 81. Johns Church.
The following named gentlemen were
present az delegatesl Rev, H. Weber, AL
Rheny City Rev. f. Ruoif, Of Pittsbufgh,
Rev. Gust. Torch, Of South Side, Pitts.
bufgh Rev. Z. Guntrum, Rev. II. Eleen.
loht and Rev. II. HAetief, Cincinnati;
Rev. Chr. Heddaehs, Columbus; Rev, 4,
DlOkhod, Delhi, o., Rev. 0. Weiss,
Cleveland Rev. ], BlAss, Meadyilie, Pa,
Rev. Q. Schmidt, McKeespoft Rev. j, II,
sChnotr, Tafentum, Pa, Rev, ]. q, Eber.
hard, ST L0ulsj Rev j. II. Voc, OihClh.
natl Rev H. Baehf and Rev. w, ulieft,
Wheeling
Rev. Nj. Weber presided, Rev. Nj.
Ruod was secretary and treasurer, Rev.
Mi. Torch was on hand 10 present bis TO.
pot.
The officers elected for the ensuing year
were Rev Ut, Gunttum, pteaidentj Rev,
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A strapEs Is1ploblon.

Yesterday forenoon there was terrific
report In the malt building at Reymann's
brewery, and Immediately after dense
cloud Of smoke issued from the windows
The impression naturally arose that the
building was on Are, and an alarm was
sent In. Examination showed, however,
that there was no fire. The impalpable
dust from the barley flour mill had In
some way ignited, and an explosion fol.
lowed, It's force lifting the heavy roof. No
flames were generated, however, and no
damage done,
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MhJ. B. fancy presented the following
fesolnlioni
Resolved, That we hereby request tina.
all the merchants and manufacturers 81
the city Of Wheeling make N exhibit d
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.&SS-
nInannin Ni.llnsn.

Centennial Lodge, A, +. and "A. NJ, Of
Mansfield, Pa, will this evening pay q
ifatefnal visit 10 Bates Lodge, Of this city,
arriving at 1905 r. N, over the Pan Handle,
The visitors will probably be Joined BY d
number Of the MAsons Of Wellsbufg, A
special meeting Of Bates Lodge has been
called for this evening TO meet the visiting
hfathfan.
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fnn,il ~ .lnis IN 49, n. 4 q.

The baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will Aell round trip tickets 10 and
from all stations on ils Tfans.O Ohio Divl.
siohs, including Pittsburgh, and 10 oil
points on the Columbus & Cincinnati Mid
land railroad, including Cincinnati, at one
fare for the round trip.
These tickets will DO good going July 3,
4 andb and will be good returning until
July 0, lhtlusiye,
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wAsHtNaroN, D. O., June 22.-i A. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania, local rains,
stationary temperature, southsfly winds,
becoming variable,
For west Virginia, local rains, followed
By fair weather, southerly temperature,
YatiAhlh Minda.
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rha Wh.sllnr tin. Company. rlp..

Secretary Williams and Nj. Gillespie,
Of the Wheeling Natural Gas Company,
came down from Pittsburgh last evening
This company will to-day begin the work
Of constructing that part oil lie pipe line
leading through East Wheeling TO the
Crescent mill, and will from this time on
push its work in the city limits 10 the
earliest completion possible.
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on the lnStallment plan
whereby you can secure u watch at once
on easy payments. tall and Investigate.
JACOB W. GRUBB, JeweIer,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.
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1sse.-rounrn or JuLY-1sso.
E1curaion Rates.

The Pennsylvania Company and The
Panhandle Railway will sell excursion
tickets at one fare for the round trip 10
and from all stations on their various
lines, July 81, 4!h and 9th, good 10 return
July 9th, inclusive.
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The train on the Pan Handle leaving
this city at 1 10 r. N. tUity time) now runs
directly through 10 Chicago, arriving In
the Union Depot at $3.50 A. N. Sleeper
can be taken az Steubenville,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-22

ahHAr reductions in the price Of Carpets
At sToNE 4 THOMAS.
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have III pairs baby shoes for to-day
at 25c; 4S0 pairs ladies' kid button work
ed hole for 81 90; 90 pairs mems Congress
for 81 90; Is pairs ladies' French kid but.
ton at 81 81, worth 81 90. The best hob
nail shoe ever seen for 81 Is. Now we
have got these goods In stock, and you
must come soon as they will not last long
at these prices. My own make mems
shoes for g so have more leather than
any shoes OF "a 90. LYNCH,
81 Twelfth street, Wheeling.
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administrators a,uttees.
\ DMINIsTRATORs, NOTICE.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
The undersigned, having been appointed "A.
ceased, all penonG knowing Themselves indebted
70 said estate are requested 10 make payment AID
those having claims against the same viii Nruseat
them Tor settlement, 0EORlE &, MCKEE,
AMBROSE 4. list,
my29fThAA Ahminbtrloh
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Ghe Gtteuiasurer.
once Mo-. rs and ~ fourteenth StFSal.


WRnIed-A Girl 10 do Homework.
Window s0IegnS-C q. Il, sLlIel & Sons.
Gard oil Thanks.
Stocks For bRle-I. Irwin.
summer school Wheeling BuBintA College.
Just Arriyed-NChOlAS SCnulE.
PonRee Goats aud YestS-D. Gundling 4 Co,
Natural Gas Fit,Ing-A. J. sweeney 4 Son.
fruits Received To.Day-Ge0. X. MOMechen 4
3on- Head OF Local,
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From June 2ist 10 75th inclusive, the
Baltimore 4 Ohio will sell round lsip
tickets 10 81 Louis ct the rate Of Sl4 40.
Tickets good 70 return until June SOIh, In
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JusT opened another case Of Quilts At 81
It sToNR 4 THOMAS.
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SPRING and Summer stock Just re.
CeiTed. An elegant and complete llue Of
Suitings, PantalO0AiDgs and OyerC0at.
lngs, which We will make up In the best
q. HESS 4 SONS,
1891 4 1893 Market Street.
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Plammetslo pficeB Of bic fine Cabinet
Photographs, iaitly pafAlyEeB other fall
lefles, and catches the trade, 1888 Main
street.
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rhntmnn,aiar i,ann..l .

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer aa observed Of Echnepi'sdfug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday. I
A. NJ, 70'i l2 Nj, sl'is p. NJ, sS'i az. NJ
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In Justice to my patrons 1 have reduced
the price Of Photographs, but the quail.
lily remains superior. PARSONS.
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To EvERY newly welded couple, from
this day on for one year, we will present
ten pounds Of Pan. Handle Coffee, on ap.
pliCation at our office. 8. BARRa Sous.
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Plummef's low prices Of bis tine Cabinet
P photographs, fairly patalyEss other gal.
leries and catches the trade, tlSS Main
Rthaat
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PARSONS has reduced the price Of his
Superior photographs, but quality re.
mains the same,
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pAHAsoB, large stock and low prices Of
sroNr 4 THOMAS,
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PARSONS has reduced the price Of his
superior photographs, but quality re.
mains the same.
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observation-disclosures in Lace Curtains at
SToNH & THoMAB'l
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WEAR Dalbtiggan Underwear. They
are the best and cheapest. All sizes ut
U. HESS u SONS.
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PAS.HANpLH CogEEE 10 a perfect blend
81 selected Java, MatAcalbo and Rio Cof.
fees. Pure and unRIasad.
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pAN.HANpLr CoFEGh 70 q home pfoduC.
lion, Buy II there 10 no better
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job Lot.

One lot Of ladies' walking shoes at 80
cents per pair.
One lot Of boys low cut shoes, at so cents
per pair ct ]. W. AMIoK's,
1l43 Main street.
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LADIES white and Cream Colored Lawn
Suits at low prices at STONE &THOMAs'.