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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-14
IN A A IA
Pointed PensnInxs of BrierItems ofLocal
Interest

Pointed PeneIlinxs of Brief Items %
Interest
ONE marriage license was admitted u
record yesterday,
sSHAUGSRAUE" at the Grand OPer'
! House this evening.
THOMAS GABRIEL, q native of England,
wa admitted to citizenship yesterday.
THE Capital rink viii be operated as &
theater by Ritz and Cochran, Of Bellaire
An unknown man fell in a fit at Null
doon's marble shop yesterday afternoon
ENGINE No. lis, on the Pewiky r r.,
was slightly disabled, yesterday afternoon,
on the run down from Wheeling.
ACoUPLE from GAINESVILLE, matrimonially
I inclined, applied TO Clerk Hook for a license
Yesterday, but the lady not being OF age,
the papers was refused
Work on the north anchorage OF the
Suspension bridge, at Main and Tenth
| streets. was about completed last night,
and the board fence removed.
THE valise and bundle found by Officer
Lukens on North Main street, have been
claimed by a Mrs. Dorr, who lives In a
boat house above the water works.
A YOUNG man, a hostler at Green's
hotel. who has been i'll with typhoid fe-
yer for several weeks, died last evening at
his room Cd Market street, Second ward.
BENJAMIN LEWIS was arranged before
Justice Ankle last evening charged by
Nicholas Pffer with having committed an
assault upon him. The case was dismissed
at costs Of plaintiff.
PROF. CHAs. F. BBCKwITH, champion
chair Jumper of the world and fancy and
trick skater, will give an exhibition at the
ALEXANDRA Palace Rink Saturday evening.
Mr. Beckwith will jump over l6 chairs in
one leap.
HENRY MILLER swore out a warrant
Yesterday for the arrest of VIM. Turner,
charging him with having assaulted II
battered him. Evidently William was
guilty, and Justice Arkle who tried the
ease assessed him s. and costs.
ALMOST all German parts as portrayedOn
our stage for the past thirty years have
been that of the woOden-shOed butfoon and
clown. Mr.. Mansfield's "Prince Karl"
soon to be at the Opera House, is a most
delightful creation as itdisplays the refined
and delicate shades of the typical German
character.
SEVERAL gentlemen while standing in
front of the Reilly Building, last evening
thought they had discovered another earth
quake, as the heavy doors of the vacant
store room on the ground began to shake
very perceptibly. Two reporters who were
in the crowd thought they had the dead
wood on a good item, but when they dis
covered that the shaking was caused by
the dancing in Germania hall, they went
away disguised.
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to the extensive moral lesson con-
tanned in this passage, but
we will refrain from anything like
that, and merely remark that
when the farmer turned round, he noticed
a slight change in the arrangement of
things, as though some one had been
usurping his authority; fooling with the
administration, as it were.
But in less time than our office cat can
dodge the paste bottle his mind had
grasped the situation-and then he spoke
such words that the artist turned his
modest eyes away. But sOon a soothing,
peaceful idea entered in and took posses
sion of his heated brain, and when the
knight of the pencil noticed the change
and IoStsd once more upon the scene, a
holy CAIN rested on the farmers features.
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EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS.


Misses Jennie Smith and Ada Sherman Do
ing More Good Work in the City.
The ~eyangelistic meetings in the city
Yesterday were very successful. There
was q large number present at the Market
House meeting at 5 p. m. In the evening
numbers were at the altar in the Chapline
Street rink and five or six protested con-
version. The good work grows in inter
est. The two days remaining should be
thoroughly employed.
To-day there will be services at ~ a. IN.
at the Hose House on tie Island-At )
D. m. there will be another service at the
| Second Ward Market House and ut p. III.
still another in East Wheeling at or near
the Central Glass Works. In the evening
there will be the usual services, IN the
Chapline Street rink. Every
body is invited 10 these services.
1t is proposed to hold an all-day meeting
in the Chapline street Rink On Friday as
the closing services of the present evangc-
listic effort in this city. Miss Smith will
leave Wheeling Friday evening. The all
day meeting will begin Friday morning at
nine O'clock and continue with unbroken
services until nine p. III. Each hour a
leader will be expected to have charge OF
the service and present such a topic as he
chooses. The following persons are asked
to lead during the hours designated: 81
M, Miss Jennie Smith; ~ a. m, Rev. DR..
Cooke: IL a. m, Rev. j. G. Hull; II NJ,
Rev. II. Simpson; l p. m, Rev. Mr.. Jor-
dan; , p. m, Rev. DIR. Cunningham; 3 p.
M, Rev. j. G.. CAN'T; 4 p. IN, women's
hour, Miss Jennie Smith; ) p. NJ, Mr.. j.
c. Lynch; 6 p. M, Rev. Mr.. Grimes; 7 p.
H., Miss Jennie Smith; 8. p. m, platform
meeting.
1t has not been possible to see all these
persons, but it is hoped each will meet the
appointment. In any case the service will
go on as announced. The opportunity is
one which ought to be made much OF.
Miss Smith and Miss Sherman may not be
ne re again for a long time. Miss Sher-
man leaves to-day, and Miss Smith will
leave during the evening Friday. Let
everybody interest himself in making
this 4 great meeting. 1t is under the
auspices of the Blue Ribbon Club, and all
temperance workers can unite under this
organization of Gospel temperance work
ers. Let us make Friday Il memorable
day in the temperance work Of the city.
COMMITTEE.
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A BAD ACCIDENT.
A Bridgeport Miner Probably Fatally In

A Bridgeport Miner Probably Fatally In,
jured.
About 6 o'clock last evening Daniel
Davis, an employee of the Wheeling Greek
Coal Works, west of Bridgeport, was
caught by a fall of soapstone and injured
in y frightful manner. Both legs were
broken, the left at the thigh and the right
at the ankle, while his back
was seriously injured. The unfortunate
man was removed TO his home and Drs,
Todd and Wagner summoned, who, after
a consultation. amputated the right foot a
the ankle, the bone being too much shat.
tered to admit of regaining the use of the
limb.
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The company deserved a better fate.
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A Fine Company and Play.

BOucicault's "Shaughraun" Company
appeared before another large audience at
the Grand Opera House, last evening, and
the piece was received in n very warm
manner by the audience, which the piece
and the company certainly merit. Man
ager Genther has secured the company for
the balance of the week, and all lovers OF
the drama who have not seen this excel
lent production will be given an Opportu-
nity TO do so.
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preston nestled on his brow, and a far
away look came into his eye as he thought
of his wife and seven small children who
were waiting for him on their little mount
ain farm. The artist felt a sympathetic
feeling bullying up in his sympathetic soul,
but as he wasn't running a special line OF
svmpathetic feelings that day, he
RECALLED himself with a taste" of the but
ter. and after comparing its strength to
that of q healthy and well-deyeloped pine
knot, he moved along.
As he passed on, keeping his weather
eve extensively uncovered, so to speak, he
noticed that an overwhelming majority Of
the females present were struggling with
heavily ladened market-baskets, almost rs
large as themselves. He leaned against
the door of the building and watched the
tender females tOtter past, embracing
basket loads of cabbagea and onions, and the
dazzling thought burst upon his in
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and he noticed a rather amusing incident.
The farmer had a large and miscellaneous
assortment of provisions, among which
was n half-bushel box of grapes and a crate
of chickens with an aching void" just
beneath their breast bones. The box was
decorated with q handsomely engrossed
pasteboard placard, done in black marking
paint with an old tooth brush, and dis
playing the words Fine grapes" while
the crate was adorned with a similar
placard with Chickens inscribed upon
it.
In arranging his wares TO catch the pub
lie eye, the tillcr OF the soil had unintcn-
t~ionally placed the grapes within easy
reach of the hunGry-eyed fowls and while
he was addressing the marketers upon the
tender age ofthe chickens and the fat
ness thereof" the interesting creatures
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A Pleasant Surprise.

The friends of Miss Minnie Ebeling
met and called at her home in the North
End, last evening, and rendered her a
pleasant surprise. The party then adj
iourned to Germania Hall, where the
crowd was soon largely increased, and all
were soon dancing to elegant music,
furnished by Mayors orchestra. The oc-
casiOn was given i'll honor of the annivers-
airy of the young lady's birth, and was in
charge of Messrs Will Kraft and James
Gardner, who managed things 50 well that
all highly edjoyed themselves until an
early hour this morning, when they re-
l~uctantly departed for their homes.
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Opera Next Week.

Wheeling people are admirers of opera,
and on Monday and Tuesday evenings
next they wilI.have an opportunity oflisten,
ing to a company of artists who are well
known and talented singers, with the &C,
complished young prima donna soprano,
Miss Kate B~ensburg, who has already made
an enviable reputation. The Sleeping
Queen" Faust and Marguerite, y Mar
tha," and acts from other operas will be
given.
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Tools Recovered.

The tools have been recovered from the
Central Company's No. l well, on the
Martin farm, and drilling will probably
be resumed to-day. The we'll will get the
DYER sand in a day or two. There was a
suspicion in Washington last night that
the Shrontz well was being fixed up for a
mystery.
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To Organize To-Day.

This afternoon the gentlemen interested
in the new oil company which has in view
the development of the territory in the
vicinity of Elm Grove, will meet in the
Town Hall at that place, elect q Board OF
Directors, Secretary, President, etc, and
send on an application for a charter.
Twenty names are enrolled Oh the list OF
incorpOratOrs, it including MessrS. n. Il.
Scott, j. n. Vance, w. j. W. COwdcn,
W. ii. Hearne, |. +. Jones, and Howard
Hazlctt, of this city. The remainder are
land owners in the locality in which the
well will be put down.
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took a critical survey of the effect, while
an expansive smile spread itself over his
features and wrinkled the back Of his neck.
The combined notices informed the public
that Zine grapes and chickens were
both for sale in the same crate. This was
too much for our delineatOr, so be returned
to the office to mediate over the events of
the morning.
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Ct. Gauus Festival Celebration.

st. Gallus Market Festival was cele-
brated in a very pleasant and enjoyable
manner last evening at Gehringer's Hall,
in Fulton. About 2GO guests were present
from the city and vicinity, and all had a
good time under the ~hospitable care OF
Mr. Gehringer, their genial host. Dancing
was the chief feature of amusement and
was kept up till a late hour this morning.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

The following transfers of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hooks office
yesterday:
Deed made October -, 1856, by T. S.
Riley, Special Commissioner, TO William
Z. Montgomery, for a piece of land in the
town of West Liberty; consideration, $40.
Deed made October -, 1856, by T. S.
Riley, Special Commissioner, To John II.
Montgomery, for a piece Of land situate in
the town of West Liberty; consideration,
1855.
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The Will Broken.

The jury in the Thornburg will case went
out at 9 o'clock yesterday, and after three
hours spent in deliberation, came into
Court at noon, and announced the follow
ing verdict:
1--WE, the jury, find that the paper
writing dated February -, 1882, and
here offered for probate rs the last will OF
John T~hornburg, deceased, is not the last
will and testament of the said John Thorn
burg, deceased. WIN. ii. MUGGE,
Foreman"
A motion for a new trial was made,
which the Court will consider hereafter.
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NOTICE TO LIEN HoIDrps

To all persons holding liens hv go.
erwise, on the real estate a; 49, %
OF Elizabeth Martin. P~' tAsei
In pursuance OF a decaee d The C,,,,.
Ohio county, made In 4 cause Ib.-IS 'S97s
Subjective real estate q toe al Sit, Nlt.s
TN 70 the satisfaction q the Ncr, The =
are hereby required iopNNsnl all rls5rs. tIE'
Martin, which areliens on her ~ ."L.cg
part OF 10. for adjudication 70 ne a. -
NO; IN Chapline street In the civ ~
Ohio county, West Virginia "a - t.s.s
day. the Sh day Of November. III
Given under my hand this 9Th day q d.
no JOSEPH X. PAUL.. Coglu.,gs'
oclltmo
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Foof Mashed.

William Robinson, a young man en-
pIoyed as a brakeman on the B. o., had
his left foot badly mashed at Littleton
Tuesday evening, while manipulating a
brake. He was brought here yesterday
morning.
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ttlleCt ike Il SlO-
rious inspiration,
that at last down
trOddcn woman
was emerging
from her servi-
tude and stepping
forth into the lib
erty and privil-
eyes of an Ameri-
can citizen.
But while NOR
alizing thusly his
attention was at
tracted to a
farmers wagon
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He knocked the
grape hulls out of
the box and then
he removed the
sign from the
grape box, added
n word, and hung
it on the chicken
crate. Then he
stepped back and
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The best of Tapestry Brussels at SIC.
STONE K THOMAS.
Index to New Advertisements.

SECOND PAGR.
Opera Unconstitutional Opera Company.
Pianos Tuned-Baumers Music Store.
Appointments for Senator Kenna.
Waiter Jackets and AprOnS-D. Gambling 4
Co.
Excelsior Baking POwder-R. ii. List.
FOURTH A @
Reliable. Fashionable aud Stylish Clothing
NJ. Gutman & Co.
Special Notice-Grsnd Opera House.
BOneleSs Ham-McMechens'.
For Rent-Furnlshed Rooms.
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Enlarrinr Their Works.

Bloch Brothers yesterday broke ground
for the new addition to their tobacco
works. The new building will be 150xlOO
feet. ]. A. Holiday & Sons have the
contract
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ABOUT THE CITY.
Cut.

Tuesday evening Frank Fox, a match
err at the Greek mill, struck his left foot
AGAINST a sheet of iron, serving a vein He
bied profusely, but DR.. Taylor succeeded
in checking the hemorrhage.
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Now is the time to make your selection
are daily receiving the finest line of shoes
ever brought to the city. No end to the
STYLES and variety. l.. V. BLOND.
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JOHN A. ARMSTRONG, the man with the
iron Jaws, and the great fire king will ex-
hibit at the Island Rink this eve
ming. Don't fail to attend.
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The Ii. & ..


will sell round trip tickets to Pittsburg at
$3.50 and Washington, Pa, at 81 every
Sunday morning. Trains leave at, sos and
1885, city time.
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Mbrelin9 Re9ister
YESTERDAY IN The CITY.
Additional LOcal oa FIrst Page.
RACK MINERS

OF the sunday Register. I'm which
Bret HRrts's great story II now run
ming, can be had ON application at the
Register Counting Room.
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OPENING OF fall and winter patterns OF
hats and bOnuets, October l4th and 18th,
at Mrs. A. J. WORKS.
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CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.
100, 900 Tickets AT Five prilan Esrh FrsHlt,
Iu Etnh. tu V...Tu.EE.H

A~ppllcaiIOn fr rates n clHls shOUld - rh
only 10 the Office Of the Company 10 ~"
leans
For further information ErtD cieAiJr'I
hlll address. POSTAL NOtts. ~.
Money OrdcrOr New York ErchAnr" in@l-.
letter, Currency by expires lai .ai ~,
dressed ". y. ", r"''i
Or; ". A. DAuPHIN,
Wnshington. Dc.
Make P. 0. Money orders PaysS' W
address Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONALBANh.
W." New OTisass.b
ocI3ewAsgt
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Commissioners Not;o.

tn THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
l. West Virginia John W. Cunr,.ScOJSn
beth Martin and Others. In ChasN.5na
By virtue Of 9 decree entered IN
titled q on the sth DAY OF Oc,ni.. y,stFts
referred 10 the undersigned eomniStN I !
aid CURT to ascertain and report tS. :. d
u. mine 1ne Oil menncnsd, and The liens Lem
such liens, and any other mai,~- h roSp Z
pertinent or any party In Interest M -a!Se
Notice Is hereby given that the qpJ,,seSSs
liked upon Tuesday, the sA daT 90 SsetS
lsS, commencing AZ 9 O'Clock a n ..y'er.r
And bis once. No; l2S ChspliEe So
e ny n q, y h &c nS;c 9h,o county, wes yfnsss
and report the several matter ip ,S.".r-u
Of reference required. &C cd
Given under my hand this Sh d~,va
$50 JOSEPH r PAUL. C0nSisSSs
ROBERT WHITE Counsel %. Plai1r-
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New Goods.

The most durable goods, the most stylish
goods, the best fitting goods and the best
assorted stock of shoes at the lowest pos
sible prices. l.. V. BLOND.
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OPENING of fall and winter patterns of
hats and bonnets, October 18th aud 18th,
at Mrs. A. J. WORKS.
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NJ, GUTMAN & co.

To mt within reach of every one Reliable, Fashionable
and Stylish Clothing. Our encouragement by the pub,
lie in our new departure was such that we felt justified
this season in attempting to surpaSs all previous EFFORTS
and we think we have succeeded. We now display on
our six floors a stock that is higher quality, greater IN
variety, and lower in price than has ever been offered 10
the public.
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REMEMBER the grand matinee on Sat
urday afternoon by the ''Shaughraun'
Company, at the Grand Opera House.
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New 81 inch Tricots in plain and mix
lures, 75c, worth 500
STONE & THOMAS.
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were trying with
patience and pcrse-
verance to find
comfortable accom-
modatiOns for the
grapes within the
crate. They were
successful. We
might call the at
tentiOn of the
youths of America
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Csc is The price for Body Brussels at
Stone x Thomas, worth $l.25.
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5 cases Of Lonsdale Fruit of Loom and
Ladies' Choice Muslin at 7lc,
STONE q THOMAS.
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10 pieces Black Cashmere at SOC, worth
Toe. STONE q THOMAS.
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N. B. SCOTT
CHOSEN By TIE REPUBLICAN C0yFEREES
FOR SENATOR.
No Opposition % Him Appears on the Surface Of the
Caaeg-fbs Candidates Physical
Condition.
rPtom YsredqaIs hsegiasaer.I

WHEELING, W. VA, Oct, IL, 1886.
j. L. DieEey, " D.:
DEAR SIE:-With Others, probably a
majority of the Senatorial eOnferees, who
will meet this week to select a candidate,
| believe that Mr.. Y. B. Scott is the man
we should make our candidate for the
State Senate. Understanding, however,
that Mr. SCOTS health is such that It
would be very injurious for him to stand
the campaign as a leader, and being In
formed that you are his physician, | ask
that you state whether his health will ad-
nit OF his candidacy-haying in view the
demand of his party. MI. SCOTS own
feelings and what is due him in view OF
his physical condition. Please advise Us
through me at an early date and Oblige,
Yours Sincerely,
C.. J. RAWLISG.
aA-a
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Railroads.

II ANAwHA AND OHIO RAILWAY COM
IN PANY.
Ohio Central Railway Company, River Division,
recognized. Taking effect Monday, August
Is, 1886. Central STANDARD Time
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The handsomest line of Brussels and
Flowered Carpets in the city at lowest
prices. STONE & THOMAS.
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TWICE A WEEK
THE SCENES HERE DEPICTED, AND OTHERS
VERY LIKE THEN,
Ara Enacted at he Senrd Ward Market House.
Our Artist Takes 3 Stroll
The Result

he vas rambling promiscuously around
among the thrOngs of provision seekers,
he spied an excited group, clustered around
the end of a huckster wagon, licking their
fingers and gazing hungrily at something
in the vehicle. Pushing his way TO the
front he discovered that the centre OF sttrae-
ton was a Jar of butter, and that the as
sembly were devoting their time, talents
and opportunities to the tasting" thereof.
1t was a truly democratic crowd and it
gladdened the pencil pusher's heart to see
the delightful familiarity with which the
Youthful and grimy "hoodlum' and the ele-
gantly attired lady of the''upper te%n"shoul-
dered their way to the jar and gouged out
chunks of the delicacy on the ends of their
thumbs. 1t would have tickled a Socialist
to death to have been there and thus have
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THE "Shaughraun" Company will con,
tinue every night this week at the Grand
Opera House.
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THE WEATHER.
THERMOMETER o

Mr. c. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations OF
the temperature, yesterday a. M, 80;
II 3 u, 80; Sp. m, 10; Z p. m, 81.
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IN

WASHINGTON, d. c., October 13.-
For Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia local rains; southerly winds;
no decided change in temperature.
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50 Pair Gray Blankets at $1.374, worth
$500, at Stone & Thomas.
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sail and sslintsr Clothing.
Better Dressed Usual!

It's a subject of common remark that the male Por,,
ton of our population have shown a vastly improved
taste in the style of their garments within the last two
wears. Their Clothing seems to fit better; the materials
look richer and more durable; there S a tnlsh ana pei,
lection about their general get-up that one time seemed
confined to the better dressers Of the largest cities, and
this holds good with the great majority of the men and
bows YOU meet, whether they wear a 50 or a $40 suit
This change for the better has been mainly effected by
the successful efforts Of
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THERE will be music at the Mammoth
Rink, Bridgeport, o., hereafter on Friday
and Saturday nights.
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500 new quilts at loo, worth s 100, at
Stone < Thomas.
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Fort Wayne Route to Chicago. Quick Time

Train leaving Bridgeport at 1:5O p. NJ,
city time, arrives in Chicago the following
morning at $50. Connection made in the
Union Depot for all points West and
Northwest.