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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-28

Tho Y. M. @. A. will receive visit from
members OF the Sleubenville Association
this evening, and will entertain their
guests at the Associations building. The
General Secretary Of Steubenyllle will
conduct the young mons meeting in the
parlor at 7:45 o'clock. All young men are
given q cordial invitation TO attend the
meeting which will continue but three.
quarters Of IN hour.
Tho regular meeting will be held in tho
parlor at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Open air meeting will be held at the
Fifth ward market at 0:l5 Sunday evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-28
RANKEsr ROBBERY.
The Wheeling Boys again DOwnsd by Ten
Man Team.


The largest gathering Of the season as
ssmbled at the Fair Grounds yesterday to
witness the final Maple Leaf game. The
visitors again rssOrtsd to their kicking
proClivIties and kept It up all through the
game, much to the disgust Of everyone.
Having had entirely too much OF their
umpire in thehrst contest, the home team
had made arrangements with MIR, R. Me-
NiChol, an old and efficient umpire, to
give them q square deal, but tho Maple
Leafs strenuously objected both to q
square deal and to McNichol, They are
going around the country picking up
snaps, and, when they can't find one sott
enough, they hire an alleged umpire to
help them out.
Yesterday they had Mr.. Deegau. He
rendered them come valuable aid AZ
critical points, He was not 90 bad
as Whlpple-could not be II he tried, but
all the came he got his work in. In the
seventh inning Speldel hit fly to George,
aud George mutled it, giving the runner
his first, He reached third on Nicholson's
drive to short, Nicholson going to second,
o. W ulte luultu uut huu IuTNlb tuTeW tlt
hall TO third to catch Wright (who wasrun.
ming for speidel, he having been injured
at lirss) Wright got to his bag in ample
time, but the umpire thought otherwise
and called him out, Again In the eighth
inning NiChol sent slow ball down to
third, and the ball was thrown low to
frat and lost in the weeds. Nichol made
the circuit Of the bases and reached home
safely, Just in time toayoid being put out,
but Mr.. Deegan came to the rescue and
put him out anyway,
The home team thought this was
rubbing 1t in too deep, and con.
cluded to stop playing unless the
umpire changed his last decision, HO
stuck to 1t, however, and at the expiration
OF the time allowed, awarded the game to
the visitors by a score OF nine to nothing,
ScheibeCk sgain pitched an extraordinary
game, and the local nine went down be-
fore his swift delivery in short order,
They could not touch him with o ten foot
pole, and herein lays the cause Of their
defeat, Mr.. Deegan only piled the score
little higher and kept 1t low OIL the
other side. The visitors leave with the
unanimous consent Of this base ball com.
munlty, and their faces will hardly be
seen here again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-28
NO couNc1I MEETING.

Tho First Branch Falls to get u Quorum
last Night.
A special meeting Of tho First Branch
OF Council was called for last evening and
an effort made to hold one, buts quorum
failed to matsrialize and nothing was
done. Mayor Grub and. Measrs. Dob.
bins, Terrell, Buchanan, List Haller, A.
]. schultze and McGregor put In an APP
pearanCe, but two more were needed In
order To transact business properly. 1t
was too bad that meeting was not held,
az City Collector Crawford is waiting i'm
patiently, and has been for some time, for
the report Of the Board Of Equalization
and Appeals to be approved by Council
in order that he may proceed with his
work. This report was approved by the
Second Branch at the regular meeting last
Tuesday night, on which occasion the
First again failed TO have a quorum, which
neCessitated the special call for last night.
Another important matter that should
receive the attention Of the First 10 tho or.
dinanCe increasing the wages Of the extra.
men In the Fire Department. The Second
adopted this Tuesday night In preference
to passing one abolishing exlrRmen and
increasing tho number Of full paid men.
In case fire should break out, as the Fire
Department is now constituted, It's etIi'
cheney would be seriously hampered with
out the aid OF more men.
There are also several important reports
that should be acted upon.
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A VERY BAD RuNAwAY.
In tho Death of a Horse aud Other

Resulting In tho Death of n Horse aud Other
Injury.
Aserious runaway resulting in thedeath
Of valuable horse belonging to Robert
Luke, the liveryman, occurred yesterday
in tho Second ward market square. A
double team belonging to Mr.. Luke, at.
taChed to a buggy was being driven up
Market street by ]. Ferguson, one Of
Luko's men. Superintendent MCCanco,
Of the Wheeling Natural Gas Company
was in the buggy with him. The front
axle Of the buggy suddenly broke, letting
the vehicle down, throwing the two
men out and Tightening the two
horses. They dashed forward iuriously
and soon Collided with q countrymans
market wagon, breaking a wheel Of 1t and
throwing Themselves down. In falling,
one Of the horses, valued at $500, broke a
hind leg In horrible manner. Veteri.
nary Surgeon Robinson was called to the
spot, and seeing that nothing could be
done 10 help the animal, put the poor
brute out OF ils misery by shooting II
thehead. The animal was one Of
q fine matched pair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-28

The concert given at the Opera House
last night by the Kobsuth Hungarian
Gypsy Students was enjoyed by an audi.
erCe OF fair size made up Of people Of
culture and musical taste. The organize
ton is not % great o novelty, nor 10 its
music as pleasing, as the Mexican typical
orchestra, yet the performance was meri.
torlous, and the Schubert serenHde was
enhancing. HaEay Natzri, the youthful
leader, Is q promising violinist. In fact,
the only feature to mar the music was the
double bass. which was bad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-28
Wheeling Men Victorious.

The Wheeling Patriarchate g, u. o. o.
i. has returned from Cleveland, Ohio,
where last Wednesday its drillEquad, com.
posed Of sixteen men and two officers, com.
reted in a drill with patriarchates from
Columbus, Springfield, Cleveland and
Pittsburgh. The story Of the contest and
It's result was briefly told in q telegram
received here that day by Mr.. H. B.
Clemens, and signed by Prof. Jones and
Messrs. Wright and Lewis. II read:
"0ur other name Is ELI Took the
prize In Glass b."
Thisis quite victory for Wheeling, con.
sidering the competition. Boom the old
town
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho city nnd Wheeling Folks
Abroad,


Abroad,
D. G. Apologize and Thomas Brown, OF
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, are in tho city.
Col. Van II. Bukoy, one Of ParEenhurg's
most popular SenclGmen, arrived in the
city last evening.
Misa Emily Lee, who has been visiting
Raw. Il. +. Randolph for the past ten days,
returned home to-day.
Mr.. Ralph Robinson, brother Of Mr..
A. q. Robinson, aud editor Of the Journal,
at Newton, Iowa, Is visiting in the CITY,
Mrs. Cora Courtwrisht,Sles Warden, Of
Chicago. H., who has been Visiting on the
camp ground during the past two months,
returned home last night.
MIR. and Mrs. John G. MCLsin, accom-.
panied by Mrs. r. ]. Brown, OF Pittsburgh,
Who is Visiting Wheeling friends, took adj
vantage Of the excursion to Cleveland yes.
torday morning to visit friends in the
Forest City.
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,Nnlrnln. tn nm IYnrLlnrmrll,

To-day will witness the greatest demon.
Bttatlon by organised labor ever seen In
Wheeling. The delegations will pour In
from all the surrounding towns, and oil
will receive q warm welcome. Nowhere
will they DO more cordially received or
better treated than at Martin Thofnton's
Capital restaurant, 1925 and 1924
Market street. The Capital 10 famous
oil over this section for I've good meals and
and popular prices. Strangers In the city
are always made 10 feel at home there.
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rhe rropo.ed l,re.a IIAnunOt.

Alta meeting Of the local press held yea.
terday afternoon, II was decided 10 have
me banquet that 10 to be given In Connec.
lion with tho annual meeting Of the
State Press Association hero next week.
Al Inc Mcclure House Wednesday evening
sitsr The reading OF tho papers announced
iof that evening. A trip TO the Park will
be made on Tuesday afternoon. About
ali the arrangements arc now perfected,
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Labels for Preserves.

D.&O. Excursions to st. ClalrsyillO Fair.
Tho Baltimore & Ohio will run trains at
excursion rates 10 81. OlairBVille Fair, Sep.
TENDER let, "a and Sd, leaving Wheeling at
1928 A. ~, landing passengers direct at the
fair ground gates without change. Return.
Ing leave fair ground station AZ 1850 r. 81.
The Fair Association have Just completed
an elegant haltmlle track. Everybody
should spend q day In tho most beautiful
fair grounds In the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-28

While Mr.. George Ford, shipping clerk
for the Wheeling Hipge Company, was
riding down tho Woods Run road on his
bicycle, ono day this week, he accident.
ally struck q small stone which threw him
of his machine, He remounted, however,
although feeling rather sore and bruised,
and rode into town. Upon examining his
injuries he found the cap and leaders Of
his left knee hHd been severely cut HD
will be obliged 10 walk with cane for sew.
sral dayB 10 come.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-28

Tho wheeling Oil Company declared a
dividend oltwehty percent yesterday, pay.
able Ia cash. This, with the Ten percent
dIvid6nd declared at the end Of the Inst
weeks run, makes thirty percent declared
IN three weeks, The well 10 doing 600
barrels day steady and has not been ngi.
iAled for several days. The contractors
are bu6ily engaged In putting down well
No. 9, The company has money it ib
treasury and considerable unsold oil on
hand,
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jim. LlTrlH has opened 10 the public
hlH Baltimore 4 Ohio Restaurant and Con.
iectlunOfy, No, IL Sixteenth street. First.
class meals will be served at oil hours al
reasonable prices. Also board by the week,
day or meal, can DO secured. Mr., Little
Uses Ohio Valley Coffee whlch he claims
exceeds all Others In flavor, CleannesS and
strength,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-28

WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches on the installalent plan
whereby you can secure u watch at once
on easy payments. Tall and Investigate.
JACOB w. GRUliB, JeWeler,
Cor. Twelfth anu Market SIS.
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D.& u, Excursions TO st Clhlratlllu FAIR
The baltimore 4 Ohio will run trains at
excursion rates 10 ". Olalrsvlllu Fair, Sep.
tembOr lst, "a and %, leaving Wheeling al
1920 A, NJ, landing passengers direct a. the
fair ground gatea Without change. Return.
Ing leave fair ground station Of 1850 r. N,
The Fair Association have Just completed
an elegant hAli.milB track. Everybody
should spend day In the most beautiful
fair gtbundS In the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-28
Ghe q'stelIigeurer.
Now. Advertisements.

wanted-A Reliable Man.
K,Oi 4, Notice william Winder
For CincinnAti-SlcainGr benton McNllllln.
WRnLcd-llCaiGrs aud -Four Helpers-LAbeIlo
Miss IeIIC BAlllo-sChool for Boys and GlrlS
lialltara Excursions " the West, Northwest aud
'Y For Sale and For I,ent-Real BtAte-JamSS A.
Henry, Agent.
Prof. sChoCkey- NInilC Instruction.
How Il II fOsSlbe2-ll. Y. BghrenL
-Four III Hand TCCks u. Guiding & Co.
Corn eNlVC-R II, List, DrugglSt,
The Leader ArBand Butner--E Ewing nrCs.
FlOuF-ueO, X, MCMCchGn Il SOM
Mott OF. 4. Stanley.
List Of Letters.
Religious NotICps-Fourth page
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1r,,stee Sales.
TRyILsSyTEE's SALE OF NORTH END

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF NORTH END
Il. RINK.
BY virtue Of q Decd Of Trust made by the Wheel.
Ing Roller Rink Association, a corporation under
the laws OF thB State Of West Vifglnla, TO me ai
Trustee, dated prl 90 1886, recorded In lhu office
Of tho clerk Of tho County Court Of Ohio County,
West Virginia In Deed Of Trust Book no u, it
psgc 2l, will sell at tho front door Of the COul
House Of said county OH
SATURDAY, TIE 4th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, lSs,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following
property, that Is 10 say: The lease dated February
!, 1885, for term Of ten years on all that parcel Of
ground situated at the corner north OF ti0h StHd
and west Of Main str ct IN the city Of Wheeling
beginning at the point Of intersection Of Nd
streetsi thence north on the west line Of Main
street Sixty.IOur feet: thence west parallel with
Filth street one hundred and twelve feet thGgce
south with o line parallel with tho llneOi HRln
street 10 the line Of Filth street slXLyilur let;
thence east OH Fifth street u tho beginning, TO
gethCr. with the building erected on said l'R'd
ground with all improvements, fixtures, skates,
furniture and all property Of whatever description
contained III said building, known @ llO NOnh
End Rink.
Terms Of salo-CaSh. -.
=. - v. J.. ". CowDES, Trustee
w. III. HAIIER. AuDIlnunnF ivy
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From II5 lbs. 10 1851 lbs.
To tho CutiCura Remedies 1 Owe
My Health, Ny Happiness,
and My Life.

a day never passes that do not think and sneak
kindly Of the CutlcufR Remedies, Seven yOafS
ago, allOt dOIcn Jumps formed on my neck, rang.
Ing III Size from cherry stone 10 an orange The
large ones were ifghtiGl 10 look at and painful h
bear; people turned aside when they saw me, IN
disgust, aud was ashamed To no on the street or
IN society, Physicians ~ their treatment, and
OIL medicines failed 10 do any good. In moment
Of despair tried tho CtitCurA Remedies -CutlCurA,
tue great Skin Cure, and CutiCutA gOap, an CX1ul.
hte skin leAutlhef, externally, and GiiliCiFa Re.
10 vent, the new Hood Purifier, internally; lho
small Jumps (as call them) gradually dSAnpcGrcd,
and Tue large ones broke IN about two weeks, dis.
Charglng large quantities Of matter, leaving two
slight scars 10 my neck today 70 toll tho DRY Of
my suffering Ny weight th6n was one hundred
aud illleon Alckly ponhdsj my weght now Is one
huhatgi and siXiy.OnO solid, healthy pounds and
my height IA only i've feet five lucles. In my
travels praised the CullCura Remedies, North,
South, East nnd West, To GtllOufA lIetnb lies |
owe my health, my happiness, and my life. A
pf0mlneht New York druggist asked mo tho other
day, DO you still use the OutlUufa kemedOai yOii
look 10 DO In perfect health7' Ny reply wa, al
do, and shall always have never known what
sickness IA Slice commenced Using tile UutlCiiFa
lleIngdles." Sometimes am laughed at BY pfalG.
lug them 10 people not acquainted with thelf Of.
lists but SOONER or later they will come 10 thOlF
senses and believe thes GB thOlU that uiO thOu
a dozens have whom have told, May The limo
come when there shall DO large CutlGIta Supply
lOtSg IN every city In tho world. for Tho benghi 81
humanity, where the Lutlbuta Remedies shall bO
sold ONLY 10 that there Will be rarely need Of
ever entering drug store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-28

To make room for our daily arrivals
OF Fall and Winter Stock We shall offer
our Summer Stock at reduced prices.
U. HESS d SUNS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-28

Buy shoes where you can get any width
and you will find your Bhoes will not get
sloppy looking Big Shoe House, Twelfth
atreet, keeuB them,
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SIpnncrClior Excursion to Pittsburgh and
Return,
On Sunday, August 20, the MNnnerchor
Singing Society and their friends will ex.
curt TO Pittsburgh by the Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad. Round trip tickets 81 70,
good Tor two days, to be had at Sheiba
muaic store, Twelfth street, Julius Lohse'B,
2l40 Market street, and John Beckera
jowelry store, South Side, and from mem.
beers Of the Society. This will be the only
excursion Of the season.
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THE GAS IN THE PIPES.
EVERYTHING Ready 10 START
The Wheels going with the Fuel of the
Puture-A Test made Yesterday to cell
IcspleyIlle," on the River above Town.
The Jolllhcation Monday slight.
Nalural gaa Is q! laaL nOt Only coming

Natural gas is at last not only coming
1t has come.
Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock, the
last adjustment Of the country line having
been madea at Osstleman's run, the gas was
TUNED into the pipes at the valve house
at Finn City, near Hickory, where the
pipes from all the wells connect with the
main to the city, and the gas
was allowed TO blow out at this end
at the Wheeling Natural Gas Company's
valve house, mile and a half north Of
the city. The gas was turned in with q
pressure between so and 100 pounds,
Everything was found tight and sstIsiRc'
tory, The other pipes in this city and on
the other side Of the river are all ready to
receive the gas, and to-day and Monday
the gaa will be- let in and all the Connec.
tions adjusted ready for the grand illumi-
nation Monday night.
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Hon. George l. DaviSson, Of Lewis
county, Ia being extensively doomed by
the Democracy OIL that section for the
Legislature. lie 10 % old and valuable
member.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., August PSI A. ri.
For Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, fair weather, southerly winds,
nearly stationary temperature,
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Heaters and four helpers at same prices
as are paid in all other nail milIsin Wheel.
Ing, Apply at once ut Office Of
- LABRLLE Iron Works.
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ova 81 IS gents lino seamless Congress
% cheap at 81 %. r.....s...
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Book OF Labels for Preserves and Jel.
Lies al 1908 Matket street
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FoR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE,
The following Lots on Wheeling Island telOng
Ing 10 the estate Of tho late VIM. Mccoy, viz.
Lots No. o. o. and "a on broadway.
Lots No. so and 50 on York street
Lots No. %, 100 and l0l on Virginia BlleCL.
Lots No. l0l. los, ITO aud III Oh Huron street.
Lots No. In, 40 aud l89 On Wabash street
Lot No, IA on Water street.
au29 WV. HO1E& BRO, 1a0O MARKET 81.
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TRusTEEIs SALE.

:. by virtue Of two Deeds OF Trust made by bridget
Nome 10 me as trustee, the ABt dated sCptinet
1884, recorded In the office OF the ClCrk Of lhe
County Court Of Ohio county, West Nlrlnn, ll
Deed oil Trust Book No. %, page 81: the second
dated April Q, 1885, recorded In said Clerks ol,e
In Decd OF Trust lIlOk No. ~, page l3i, Will @l
a. pablo auction at tho front door VI tie UOlfi
House Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, leo
commencing al 10 O'Clock A. X, the following de-
scrihed property that Is 10 say: A certain pleceM
parcel OF ground lying aud beiDB situate IN TIE
city Of Wheeling, county OF Ohio aud .tataoi N9l
virginia. more fully described as follows; lls
south hall Of lot numbered iOrly.thre 49, stule
on the east side Of Market street. on the moth hde
OF TwentyEeyenth street, and ut the cor a. Of 4d
streets; said half LOT hiss frontage Ol twenty I'VE
k25D feet on Market street and extends back Of ~
ever. width, binding on twenty-seventh street Ol'
hundred lot 10 Au alley.
Inc title Is believed 10 DO perfect but Will con,
yey 0nIy tho title vested III me BY mid deed Oh
trust,
TERMS OF sALE-ono. thI,d aud as much more
as the purChNot elects 10 pay Ia cash on the day Z"
bAle tho balance IN two equal instlllnGnlIgt Qnu
and two years, notes DO ring interest iOm the az
Of sale 10 DO glven for the deferred payments, mo
buildings 10 be kept Insured iOr tho benefit Of lag
deferred payments, and tho tito retained uDul
payment Ii made IN full.
w IT, ITAITRn AuNltnnenE nuD
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ThcrlnonletCr Record.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at schnepps drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday
"a. NJ, 90 u M, SS'i 3 P. Mn S9'i q p
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WEAR Balbtiggan Underwear They
arc the best and cheapest. AL sizes ut
", ' '' q. HESS a. SONS'.
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Ladies shoes in Opera and Common
Sense lasts, in gil widths, at the Big Shoe
House, "A Twelfth street.
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.TRUSrEE'S SALE OF CENTRE
Il WHEELING PROPERTY.

-
TRUSrEE'S SALE OF CENTRE
Il WHEELING PROPERTY.
by virtue Of q Deed Of Truu made by AuNl9
haley and Julia A. Mlley, his wife, % me ~
trustee bearing dAIO OIL ihu IAN day VI nay Az,
1881, and recorded In tho Office Of the CeiE o. W.
County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia ~
Deed Of Trust Book No. ", page 100, VIII ~
public auction al tho front door oil tho COlfi liJuS
oil OHIO county, West Virginia, OH
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1856,
commencing At 10 o'clock A. NJ. the following dc,
lcfibo property. that II 10 say; All that IGn o. o.
lots numbered 1lnU and ten lnuhApl lne ana 10y
addition 70 tho Iliy Of whoOllDg bounded az
more particularly deserted ~ follows BYlh'lls
al q point aud at the centre Of tho brick lvlsg.
wal on tho IlO.thefly side Of Twcniyhlid 'lTf'
and seYgnlyonO al feet eaStwatdly from VIZ ~ =,
nOfthwAfdly and parallel with Mld MATER 'tit,'
III feet 70 tie soltierly side oil ten foot ayW,
and with tho Eald side Of tho tald AllryMay ~ ~
wafdly sixteen and GIghttwelltlI Ohl!l ists 10
nine. lwelihs Ia Vl2) ieOLl thence oaiSnflIy all
parallel with TWgnly.thltdb six 10 ~ tilhelU
bQuthwAtdly aud patallOl with Water We. 'ul,H
hlnu aud thfe0twGllthb " aig feet lQ w hu, s,s
Orly Hue Of lwOhtythId rect and WIN VIZ I ,i
we.lwaidly twenty-five nnd tighttNel W 2' ny.
feet 10 the beginning. Together Win al we VIZ
purlelAncea tnl0 tho said land belonging OF IA
any y ;I. aEROrtaIplng,, 49,, -, no ,,,cb,,o
money, or 90 much moro ~ The purchaser u,a}
elect 70 pay, cash In hand on The day wy hl.
INC tosiuuO thereof Ia two equal lnsthllngul', Io
ablo 10 one and tWO years respectively lIyu ,'Wy
aay Of bale, the plichAer 70 give ~, roy Sar
annually, With good personal security iot lnr ,oaJ
lgffed paymenn aud tho legal tue 70 D' i'"'''1
" ''.' GEoRGE H. X. GlfGnm5r Trustee
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EVERYBODY that las narrow or wide
feet come TO the Big Shoe House, on
Twelfth street to-day, and see how nice
you can be lifted.
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form Of skin and HOOd diseases, from pimples 70
E0foinA Sold everywhere. PflOgi CuilClrA, %
cents Soap, % cents lleaOlvent, q o. Prepared
BY the pO1TEH DAUu AND CHEMICAL CO., Bdst1n,
AAA.
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The baltimore 4 ohio
are a.ill selling round trip tickets 10 Pitts.
burph on Sunday, Rate 81 90. Trains leave
Al 6iO6 and 7iO6 A. NJ city time.