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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-17
RIM ALABAMA wlIrr11No.
Tie Nail City's NnmCsnke in tile South
VVLooIInyIina 1hora.

Tie Nail City's NamCSnke in the South.
- WiieellnEltcS There.
Mr..J.N. Vance, President Of the River
side Iron Works and Of the Western Nail
Association, left Thursday night for
Wheeling and birmingham, Ala. MIR.
Vance, in company with the Woodward
brothers and one or two other gentlemen,
ls interested In the Woodward Iron Com.
pany, ofSWheeling, Ala.
The Pittsburgh Commercial Gd.aLe OF
yesterday says: Many. years ago the late
!. II. Woodward, Of Wheeling, w. Va,
went to Alabama on q prospecting tour
through Alabama, attracted by the report
that extensive iron ora beds existed In
that State. AT Birmingham he found the
nucleus Of quite q little iron town, and
with characteristic business PRECEDENCE
ioruEaw the outcome Of the locality. lie
quietly bought six OF eight thousand acres
and merely paid-the taxes on II for several
years, C~untenting himself with the admin.
istration OF his business affairs Ia Wheel
Ing. AT his death no left thisbody OF land
10 his sons, who soon vent TO Alabama
hLu lhlu uub blp lUWn VI NuGbl@
Ing. Measts. W. II. and Joe Wood.
ward ASSUMED the control Of things
and in a short time had two furnaces
erected. Mr.. Vance Ia speaking OF this
property last night ealdi i.We now have
4 town with q population Of moro than
1900 souls, all deriving their living from
the two furnaces. We have an ore bed a
lew miles from the furnaces and the two
are connected by a railroad. We connect
with the Louisville 4 Nashville and DIN.
clnnatl Bouthgtn roads. We use four
locomotives Of our own and sixty or
freight cars. Tho iron We produce
10 most largely foundry and finds ready
sale In OhiCsgo and 81, Louis, although q
great doAl Of H. goes 10 Philadelphia and
boston, The ore 10 90 fiCtl In phosphorus
II will not now make the higher
oiiron! The labor 10 largely negro.
StrikeB arc seldom heard oil because the
wagCs are good and there IL no. occasion
for them, Wheeling % certainly a prom.
town Tor lie age,n
Dun ladies' flexible kid button shoes at
Y 20 arc cheap al g ID.
BroNR's CASH EnoR sFoRE,
II ---SeS%-
IT paySto trade AZ Behtenb',
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stenosraphsr aud Secretary.

GRSrs' Gne seamless calf and kangaroo
ehoeS al 80 30 are cheap nj So 90.
SroNE's OAsit Shoe SToRR.
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AKANAwIIA TERROR.
Tho Murderer Doasloy Allowed to Run ut
I,nruu,

Large.
An account Of the murder of woman
named Beasley by her husband in Kama,
villa county, appeared in the INTELLraEN.
CIR recently. A dispatch from Charles.
ton brings information Of another outrage
by Beasley. No attempt was made by the
authorities to arrest him after the killing
OF his vile, and last Monday while one
Moore, a brother OF the man who was shot
by Beasley last fall, and for whose murder
Beasley was tried and acquitted, while
milking was shot by BeRsley, the ball
striking him In the side, and but for a
comb In Moore's pocket, which turned its
course, would have killed him instantly.
AS 1t was quite a painful. and perhaps
fatal, wound was made. While Beasley
was in jail there last fall awaiting trial for
killing Moore he made his escape by
knocking down the jailer, but was recap.
tured by two men, John Woodman and
Yves t6mith. He now swears that
they also must become victims to his ma.
mia for murder, No efforts are being made
to arrest him. He Is well armed, has bar
ricaded his house, and any attempt to do
80 would probably be fatal to those at
tempting II,
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RIVER NEWS,


Stage of the Water and Movements OF tho
Steamboats,,
The W. N, Chancellor has been lain up
at Pt, Pleasant during the low water stage,
The river continued to rise yesterday,
Last evening the marks indicated a depth
oil 5 feet 8 inches IN the channel and the
river was still rising,
The boilers Of the new Alabama river
cotton packet Nettie Quill, built by Swes-
ney 4 Son, oil this city, were tested yesEer'
day and found to be all right,
The Andes, which has been laid up on
account Of low water for some time past,
left Cincinnati for this point last evening,
She will arrive here Monday and start on
her return trip Tuesday afternoon,
Pilot Jason d. Curtis was in the city
last evening on his way from Pittsburgh
to R~avenaowod, where he goes 10 bring out
the mammoth towhoat w, W. O'Neil
which, with q tow Of emptles on her way
from New Orleans was Obliged to lie up
there on account Of low water.
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The Board Of Police and Fire Commits.
aioners met last evening. An hour or 80
after the Commissioners adjourned 0liC-
ers Junkins, Dunlap, McNiChol and
Lukens raidedt the poker room on Eleventh
street near the Last Chance" saloon,
kept by Punk" Jennings. Eleven men
were arrested, including the proprietor.
Seven OF them were white and four
colored. All were locked up, but sub.
s%equently the collateral was secured and
all were released.
The only other arrest up to midnight
was old Becky Criswell, run in by Nc
Nichol for drunkenness.
James Shay, the BellairCan who wanted
10 kill rat eators' In the Chinese lRun-
dry on the corner Of Fourteenth and Mar.
ket streets Thursday night, was fined s.
and costs In police court yesterday, and
in default Of payment went to the hill for
thirty days.
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The Terrp IInn1n Fnctory Ian.

A telegram was received in this city
yesterday saying that a number Of old
nailers at TerrO Haute, Ind, had gone TO
work at the manufacturers tcAle with the
ieeder.raileTs. The following from the
Terre Haute Gazette Of Thursday corrob-
CRATES this report:
This morning ten Of the old Terre
Haute nailers and ono from Knoxville,
Tenn, were put to work at the Terre
Haute Nail Works Co.'s new factory.
Their names are Joshua Glover, ST., j. +.
Glover, Jr., Charles Glover, William
Kennedy, i. L Parrott, Ambrose Teush,
William Vaughan, George Vaughan, ST.,
George Vaughan, Jr., George Borden, and
- Pierce, Of Knoxville, Tenn. They
ARE putting their machines in order. Steel
nails will be made exclusively by the old
nailers,- The Gazette Is informed that the
new factory ia now full. The old factory
has been full q long time.
The EClle paid is exactly the same the
ie%eder.nallers have been receiving.
There is, however, some trouble being
found to get feeders. They want the
nailers to pay more than the former Gus
tomary half, At GrcCnCastle they struck
on tho nailers and arc getting l03O per
keg until the matter is settled. It Is
greatly to be hoped there may be no more
trouble here, but that Terre Haute may
now enter on u long period Of active in
dustry.
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Tho special train which leaves at / $50 r.
NJ. next Tuesday for Milwaukee, bearing
the Arion society and It's friends, will 70
through to Milwaukee, sleepsrB, coaches
and all. This train takes ils passengers
right through the heart Of Chicago. The
Afion sleeDers will be here some time be.
fore the departure OF the train, and the
will decorate them handsomely
The train will arrive at Columbus for
early supper, and Especial meal has been
arranged Tor there at q reduced price.
will be taken at Chicago, also
by special arrangement, and the exCur.
will arrive in Milwaukee In time
10 secure quarters before dinner. The
members oil the boCiety were yesterday
rendered a special train leaving In the
evening In lieu Of the former arrangement,
but declined, preierrinR the daylight ride.
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o. W, Dickens Ia home from Chicago.
William Chambers, Of 81, Claltsyllle,
was In town yesterday. ff .s..a
Tho Bsnwood Knights Of Labor had a
festival at Turner Hall last night. MAJ
Rev. !. q. Slack will preach at the gec.
ond Presbyterian Church Sunday.
Sidney Cowen, son Of Gen. u. Il, Cowbn,
Of Cincinnati, Is visiting relatives here.
Row Air, Eaton, Of the Third Pr6sbyle.
ilAh Church Of Wheeling, will preach Al
the First Presbyterian Church tomorrow,
Some American missionary sludentaih
this country arc ependinR their vacation
on q leCtuftns tour explaining and illul'
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$50 II on peraoual property Ihe uell
quents number as follows:


The Boards Committee on Building, at
q Joint meeting with the Council Commit
tee on Real Estate, held Thursday night,
decided to have the Public Building
painted a very light stone tint, nearly
white, The color can now be seen on the
Cupalo, which has now received the final
coat, This gives the building the appear.
anCe Of white granite structure, and with
the proper trimmingsit WILDE very hand
some.
Tho afternoon session Of the Board was
devoted to hearing appeals for correction
OF assessments alleged to be erroneous.
This is the Boards last session as a
Board OF Equalization and Appeals.
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4grppoSals.
Martins F81y0hIO Water Works
Notice TO Contractors and Manufacturers
Of Water Works Appurtonancc''

Sealed proposals viii 10 received ny The Tfarea
81 the Water Works Of tho city Of Martins. Fem,
uhlQ, a. lhelt Oltt0 IN said city, untIlb uCltA q
Y. o. TUESDAY the 10Th DAY or AtGU.T W.
lot Tue construction Of a syst ~ Of Watf WotAA
The Specifications and drawing Will be raiy a.
tho once 0bAIaH IIlkC4 AbOnt lAiy97l lNSt
INC work INVOLVES the construction q q Iung
lug Stallion, q RESERVOIR, Pumping Machinery, luIi
nthllH and laying approximately seven milt'V,
p4po IRON l~lhrieHili " iOur lh'nI, w w \
ainelef, Including one HUNDRED nnd ihlflylh;o
Valves, DO l. AlyD furnishing and tciulg nav
DnlblO Nozzle Fire Ilydnnb. ~
Tho mAchllefy to have capacity o. lDIh1 !,
BAllOliN. III twenty four hOuib, and IN pump tlhy.
direct Into tho distributing pipe iyilsn Of INV
Tho work 10 10 completed on OF before the hn'
DAY Of UOCCnbGf, 1880,
The Hoard u IlNSkGS will entertain pfoPca,
TO CQnltfiOt tho Water WOrkg unllit, Ahu "A'
separate proposals for any part thereof ,,
Proposals lQf constructing tho entire wotts w..
DO accompanied with q solvent bond 81 lNo lW Vs
hAll dollar, " q guarantee OF good ialll oa,IN
part o. mo bid1eti aud pop sails iOi MrST6
parts o. the work must be accompanied wv /,
solvent bonds III amounts stipulated IN lhc Xxx,
Of lOiloe 70 contractor Inviting bids iOt Ihe u'HV''
Cit branches Of the work. =. 20.
The CONTRACTOR for the Vnilfo work VIII W. NJ
qultcd 10 ElvB bond H. tho amount OF Que hI9nIy n.
and MY houfand dOllAis, properly Tcufeu' "'"
hlig 4 ialtht1l Cnt1 pleliOn 81 the WOfA, ,nl
COpietOi tho specifications and Of lho loLmA
Tho advertisements for tho dllcrtill baum ~
the wOtk will bb furnished, when ready, " 'H'
TttiSteo, upon application. t,,, ho
The Trustees reserve ilia flHhtI IN c1nliAe' ~ ,s
entire work ~ 4 whole, or 10 tUhuAOt lOl vi
different PARTS separately, Or 70 feltci shy 'Is.
bids Lh0Ild they lUym n for lie Interest Oh Ma
1"H'GF ' I'LL WIN hSEFM,
j. A. NJ, BElIh
Trustees
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NaedGys Washington Reporter
This morning Thayer 3, on the Clark
heirs lease, was drilling twenty-five feet
in the iiity.foot rock, with the hole filed
400 feet with oil. A small quantity OF gas
was got in both the Gantz and ftty.iOot
sands.
Gutfey & Co.'s we'll on the j. Il. Miller,
has drilled through the Gordon horizon
and docs not show up, She is q duster.
Vandergrift 4 Co., on the Curry, q well
that has been drilling for several months,
has finally reached the Gordon sand and
Is showing for u good well. Two bits
were run In the sand last evening and a
low up into tue derrick occurred. The
well was shut down in order to move
back the boiler, and drilling will probably
be resumed this afternoon. During the
night the well put fifteen inches, or about
thtrty:fve barrels OF oil in q 250.barrel
tank.
EttntnO Rcrkw.
Mckinney No. 9, on the A. ]. Mont.
gomery farm, was shot late last night with
eighty quarts. The response was a mig.
gardly one, not giving much promise Of
the wells improving under the shot, To.
day the worst has been realized and the
well will figure in next months report as
a dry hole,
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Nntnrnl Gns I'M Konlnckr.

Prof. !. @. White left Tor Louisville
Thursday to examine some Kentucky
natural gas lands, in which Mr.. 4. NJ,
GulIey and other Pittsburgh men are in
terested, In the event that the product
ivensss Of the land is demonstrated sew
eral wells will be put down and the gas
piped TO Louisville and other cities aud
towns along the Ohio, both in Kentucky
and Indiann
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T5RST. LUKES P. L. CHURCH,
w lsLAND-ReV ] Gibson GAutt, u rector
Services at 1880 A.. Y. and 1850 r. \. Sunday eChOOl
at 0 A, n. Rev. Mr.. II ,TrlSUn, Of Philadelphia,
Will preaOs Rt The morning service.
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sANI LONEs COMING.


Arrangements for Ills Meetings ut Mounds
vlllo-rlIO Music.
A rumor has gotten out that Rev. Sam
Jones will not DO at Moundsvillo next
month, as announced. This rumor ID
without foundation. Mr.. Jones will be
there. The following letter received by
Rev. George E. Hite, Presiding Elder Of
this District yesterday, ought to set all
doubts at rest;
ss=ss CAnrEnsvtLl.E, GA, July 10, 1885.
Rev. George L. HE, Whecling5 ". Ia.
BDRAR STRAND BRornER: l Tritet inform
YOU that At tho BerviCCa held by Rev.
Sam p. Jones, the "GrCRt Awakening
sacred song book will be used. This book
ID Mr.. Jones' revival book, and take tho
liberty 10 suggest that you secure a iow
copies OF it. Tho puhllshsra are lhe John
Church Company, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr.. Maxwell, tho muscSl director for
MI, Jones, will DO with him and take
charge OF Tie singing during his meetings,
Aili6ook sellers doubtless have tho books,
Very Respectfully,
II j. TAYLOR,
pl.onaVaOhnF and SnrtaIayS
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nRTHIRD PRESBYTERIAN
w CHURCH, Eighth watd-lIOlchlnE sunday
Ri 1890 4. \. and 1850 I, ", by Roy. Lewis W. Barr,
Of WrSt B!thlehem, Pa. Communion In ConnCC.
tlOh WIN mornInk services. All ars welcome.
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T5RFIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL
uS LUTHERAN ClIURClI-Rey. 4. II. Dorm.
blRser, pastor. Services tomorrow ut 1880 A. N.
aud 1:i5P. n. SUNDAY School at 2 +. u, Young
POOples mcOtlnR at s. 3OE. N ALL re Wilcnmn.
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Mir, TinEic III Ainskn.

Major ]. w. Mitchell yesterday received
q letter from Mr.. George H. Tingle. Super.
lntVndent oithe United stAteb Seal Islands,
with headquarters on 81. PAuPa Island.
MI, Jingle says lie weighs 223 pounds,
and that he and Rll hlB family arc enjoy.
Ing the best Of health. The thermometer
did not get below I've degrees belog zero
a last winter. Wheeling Can give Alaska
fifteen degrees and beat hef on tempsfa.
luTB, Mi, WnRlo and family like Alaska
betlof than they expected 10. Tie letter
ID dated In May.
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KICKING Of THE DELAY.
business Men Want the Natural Gas Conn
pnnIos 70 Hurry Oh,

Business Men Want the Natural Gas Com.
panlcs to Hurry up.
A petition was circulated along Main
street between Tenth street and the
creek yesterday, and extensively signed
by the merchants, both wholesale and re,
tail, doing business in that part Of town.
The paper Is addressed to the Board
Of Public Works, and prays it not to allow
the Natural Gas Companies 10 dig their
trenches along that part OF the street un.
til they have all OF their material on the
ground, 80 that the trench can be dug,
the pipe laid and tested and the trench
rehlled without delay,
A prominent merchant who was n OF
tile origiustors OF the petition. said in
speaking Of the matter; ave do not de-
sirelto hinder the gas companies nor throw
any obstacles In their way, but II they are
allowed TO proceed in the business heart Of
the city IS they have elsewhere, they will
paTalyEs trade. Look at the trench Of the
Manufacturers Company above Tenth
street; 1t has heen open for over a week,
and In other places about the city, the
trenches OF both companies have been
open for ten days and over, l believe the
reason for It is the non,Rrrivsl otthe small
test pipes that 90 on top OF the mains.
Now suppose that the trench In front Of
Rsilly's grocery or Dslaplsin's dry goods
establishment, when dug, were to remain
open that lougP. Why, 1t would kill them
Tor the time being, Having no rear en-
trance they would have to truck all the
goods received and sent to and from the
Stsmm House alley. We don't want to
hinder the companies, but we at the same
time don't want 10 be hindered ourselves
more than Is necessary"
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One at u Time,

The Board Of Public Works yesterday
stopped the West Virginia Company from
continuing It's pipe further on Main street
until the Manufacturers Company has
filled ita bitches. One open ditch in the
street at a time is regarded by the Board
asquite as much obstruction "a the cItl-
zsns can bs fairly asked to stand.
The West Virginia Company yesterday
tested Its pipe from Fourteenth street to
Tenth on Uhapline, the air pump which
applied the pressure baing operated by
steam from Pollock's -four mill, a sQuars
and q half from the end Of the pipe. The
small supply pipe ran up Fourteenth.
This company laid two pipes In one ditch
from Third street to Fifth. On Fifth one
OF the pipes RUM to Market. II has now
progressed down Market to Seventh street.
The Manufacturers Company has reach.
ed Fourteenth street from the south on
Main and Twelfth from the north.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE,


WY VV WHFIlIN1I July " 1850
Flglln nolipo Ii hereby elyGu 10 All porsonS IN.
Ig3rgStllel mat t1g. Attgb3jIG elected ~ tho Council
NJ 'gy v " Mneoilng have completed thplt a.
menu lpr ll9 rear Atl1 i1ado ftt1tti thereof "a
Il once Any tgttDt wishing 10 appeal ifpil
AZ Mtoninonl or l0lhlg any O0ftboil0m fnide
Y Appglr n the Public building before the hBafi
" ElhaiEsGS agd Appeals on ihq ga day III
neet y that lime al the NId PUBLIC duulldlnR, Ia
w aI OBJECTIONS !oAIas t.iSssmthlI And IGvliS
WN Wv ClVik,
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SPRING md Summer stock Just re.
Celyed. An elegant and complete line OF
SuItlngs, PaRtalOOAlngs anu OyercOat'
lngS, which VIC will make up In the best
style aud ut low prices.
Q. HESS T. SONS,
i. 1891 a. 1923 Market Street.
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Amateur i,nsc BALL.

An exciting game Of base ball was
played on the old fair grounds on the
ISLAND, yesterday afternoon between a
local amateur nine, the Standards, and q
picked nine. 1t wa unusually interesting
FOR an amateur game and attracted quite d
number OF spectators. Following is the
Ernra. 'r fU Ul' ItH
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SpCclhl sunday ExcurSlOn Win tho II, 8 O1l.it.
Commencing Sunday, June ., and con.
tinulng during the summer months, the
Baltimore 4 Ohio will Bsll excursion tick.
cts 10 PlttBburgh and return at the rate Of
81 10, and Washington and return 81,
Trains leave, city time, 6!05 a. NJ, 1855 a.
N, and 1856 II. NJ
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GentlcmCn's Fine Low Shoes,
Nothing but Nos. 8 and 0, which We will
offer at 81 90 to - per pair.
1lI3 Main street.
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A LITTLE SUFFERER
Cleansed, Purified, and BcaulIaedb by lho
CntlGara Remedies.

II Affords me pleasure 70 give you thl, nro,.
The cure Of our little RrAndthpd by your d IE,ygIIo o.
REtInlHa Whtl liS months old his IN ham, "a
gAn 70 5Eell en9haI every appearance bI i w
About ave nonlhI after Il became 4 riSp IH,uiluss,
Soon other sotes lormed. Haihen had tgn III KY,
on each hand, Ala as bis blood became mar 'pT9
more Impure u took leAs time for lhrm Ia St.alGl
out AsoEe came On the chin, beneath lhe MAX V,Sak
lip, which was very offensive, His heal NY uausf
solid teab dhGhAiginE u gTtat deal. This M. ybI Ps
condition NJ twenty-five month"; OH. when W
dettook the care o. him, his mother having bLIaui,
Nhsn hs w. y nLIe more than a year Old, q CON.
hllle, but could not get up II no IelI down a.,
could not move when IN bed, having no MA nTHLunl
hands, Immediately commenced With Ihen,uu,nn
elFe Remedies, uAlug the cuueuR and CGtesnI
the CulicnTA Res0iyent his head was c0,1n,s,.i ~
cured, aud nc was inpTOYed In eyury Wan sIryy
were very much encouraged, AID continued Nv
use Of tue Remedies for = yeAr aud 4 bali 6Suss
sOie s SSist oa S aa n.alsS, : rony matter forming
healing, which would nnally grow ID. 10 aud S !,
taken out then they would heal mpldiy' 0nSstW "
thelc ugly bone formations ! piGicFyed. IhS%.
taking y dozen aud u hall bottles he was csom m.
i strong aud healthy child The scar On hi5
hands must always remain; his hands RTe sitoHs
though we ppce feared he would never d. NIX 7,
uke Them. All that physiciapA did for him aid him
no Bpuus al WpV PAW, Tue Chllu btlOle Using ina
UuEiUnra Remedies aud see the child now coW,IdssSS
II a wonderful cure. II tho above facts are ui SNS
pse, to you, you are at !lbeELy, 70 use them.
Mays, less, sl2R h, Clay i, BIooainSsttSSRn, S IN
The child was really IN 4 worse condition th1n
he appeared to his grandmother, who, being win
hlm every day, beCGlle accustomed To ihs dlf,,ss
AAGG1E HOPING,
Sold everywhere, CutlCura, % Cts; CulIcp,
Soap, an exquisite skin Beautlaer, 70 eiSi CSit
CuTa ResOlVpnI, tho new Blood Putiaer, sin
Prepared by the PoTTER DRUd n CugSIcGL' Co''
UOstOu, H .H" HI." H.. vi
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YOU are cordially invited to call at Oh,
salestoom and examine the atAndard 10.
Shuttle Sewing Machine, the Quick.
est easiest and atillebt running machine
Of the age. Most elegant wood Work. We
Are general agents Tor the Standard and
White Sewing MRChinea and the Gall.
graph 4 Hammond Whiting Machines.
Write Tor catalogues.
EDW. L. RosB& Co..
% Twelfth street,
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PRISONS desiring 10 purchase q nice
quality Of honey will do we'll 10 call on
Vim, Lowe, At Second ward market, oppo.
ate John LaSh'B mall,
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WEAR nalbtlggan Underwear. They
arc tho best and cheapest. All Sizes ut
HfT q. HESS l. sons.
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Gka g~eG1diiqemer
0Mee No.. % ana 81 roarloenln slEeot.


New Advertisements.
Wuutad-Gitl to do Homework.
Wanted my with $40 sOllIiiy.
FOR Sale Standard lion WORKS Stock
WRuled WtatOlu lAuds.
Yankee Dtar rOts-Ewlng IfOs.
For Rpnt-GLtlHgel at Mountain Lake Park.
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