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The Sunday herald., 1886-11-14
A Pretty Dinner Table.

Some persons have great liking for the large
acter but 1t Is not 30 easily decorated as tables OF
other shapes. Quite novel elect, however, wal
produced not long ago on one OF these tables. The
candles. shades and tint OF the room were made as
pink as possible. Al each lady's place basket OF
fefn grass, gracefully formed TO fall from the sides
was nlled with pink rosebuds ana a sprinkling ol
lnauen-hair ferns. Theso baskets were attached Il
the lower ring OF gas shade, such az has beer
above descrbed, by means OF pink satin Ribbons two
shade. "
The Sunday herald., 1886-11-14
OUR PRESENT SPECIALITY IN
SATIN DUCHESSE

Ia our $i.40 Grade, which we are now run
ming at 800 per yard
Every department requires q certain stimulus.
This IL most effective one. We have sold of this
one brand twelve pieces In the past week. Oh, yes;
we confess there il money In It In one sense OF
the wOrd but we look at 1t In different view. You
buy silk cheap and find IT wears well, you will be
sure to return and deal more extensively with us.
Hence Our Reason for Selling SI.4O
satin Duchesse for 81 per yard.
The Sunday herald., 1886-11-14
gntteries.

We, the undersigned Banks ana Bankers, ,pfll
pay all Prizes drdtcn In The Louisiana State Lot
terfes tohfch fldy De presented at our counters
]. IL. OGLEsBY. Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Pres New Orleans NatI Bank,
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The President Stands Firm.

The President, on Monday of last
week.: sent special message to the
Senate taking the ground that papers
relating to suspensions from office are
not official papers,. and declining to
send copies of them to the Senate
The message is regarded as an able pa
per, and breaths q Jacksonian spirit
that does not mean to bow the neck
at the dictate of Republican Senate.
The message concludes as follows:
's4The. pledges I have made were
made to the people, and to them 1
am responsible for the manner in
which they have been redeemed. I
am not responsible to the Senate, and
Fam unwilling to submit my actions
and official conduct to them for
judgment.
s.Neither the discomfort of party
friends nor the allurcments constantly
offered of combinations of appointees
conditioned upon the avowal that
suspensions have been made on party
grounds alone, nor the threat pro-
posed in the resolutions now before
the Senate that no combinations will
be made unless the demands of that
body be complied with, are sufficient
to discourage or deter me from fol-
lowing in the way which am con-
WINGED leads to better government
for the people.
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Founding of charIestown.-
-CHARLEsrowN, March 1, 18St


Mr.. Editor i'm preceding letter
L gave copy of the act of incorpo-
ration of our town, taken from Hen
ning's Statutes. You have, doubt
less, observed that it had no date.
In his history of Virginia. Howe
states that Charlestown was incorpo+.
rated in October, 1856. Let us ex-
anime little into the truth of this
statement. Howe's authority is prob
ably the act as given by Henning.-
On the top of the pages of HennIng
on which this act is printed is put
8. October 1885," as is the case for
many more pages, and people have
concluded that all the acts on such
pages became laws in October. But
this is an error, as will readily appear
from what follows:
The General Assembly of Virginia
met October 16, 1856, but the House
of Delegates could not proceed to
business until Oct. % for want of q
quorum, and members continued to
drop in every day for several weeks.
The Senate met also Oct. 16, but had
no quorum until Nov. z. 1t was
therefore impossible that the act of
incorporation could be dated in Dc
tober.
/ have been told by some that the
day of incorporation was October 30,
but even if the facts just stated could
be disproved,' it remains to be said
that Oct. 20, 1886. was Sunday, a
dies non in law. But the dates given
above are correct, being taken from
the respective journals of the General
Assembly of 1886, now in the State
Library at Richmond. Observe also
the following items, taken from the
same sources:
November %, 1886, petition of
Charles Washington was received in
the House of Delegates, praying that
an act may pass for establishing a
town upon his lands in the county of
Berkeley. 1t may he appropriately
mentioned here that the county of JEFF
ferson was set off from Berkeley Oc
tober 26, 1901, as appears from the
Statutes at Large of Virginia, Vol. 2,
page 271. Nov. 80, 1856, the House
ordered bill to be brought in for
laying out the town of Charlestewn.
The bill was introduced Dec. 2, and
read a first and second time. Itwas en-
crossed and read the third time Dec.
4, was passed Dec. and sent to the
Senate. 1t was taken UP in the Sen
ate and passed with amendments Dec.
y. 1t was sent to the House the
same day. Dec. 12 and the House at
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honest davis paw? The Republican

honest days pay2 The Republican
party said g go slow in the reduction
of taxes Resistance to excessive
taxes had been the growth of free
governments. Out of that struggle
had been evolved the free institutions
we now enjoy. The danger to those
institutions existed in the fact that
the taxes were insidious, indirect and
hidden. There was no hut in all
this country so primitive that from il
a contributory rivulet did not flow
into the great stream which brought
$500, 900 900 in taxes into the federal
treasury. If there could Represented
to the laboring men of the country
to those men who were to-day organ
ling into associations, conscious of
a great work to be performed-if
there could be presented to each and
every one Of those men plain state
ment of the taxes eXacted from him,
we would see a change in the tone of
the discussion in this House and a
change of the method of dealing with
public moneys. Whether the gen.
LlclDaU lTOlu IOnd VI I'LL oOiCl man
would dare to ring over this assembly
the command, go slow in the reduc-
ton of taxes. He would rather say,
90 slow in the expenditure of taxes.
The day was coming when the last
citadel of the Republican party (the
citadel at the other end of the capitol,
where, he feared, corporate influence
and the power of wealth were stronger
than the voice of the people) would
pass away from it. and it would sink
into the grave of the dead and buried
parties. The moss would grow over
its tombstone and his friend from
Iowa would come like sold Mortality
to remove the moss and to renew the
inscriptions. And the inscription
which he would take the most trouble
in renewing was the one which assert
cd a truth, and which no man would
controvert-that in all its history the
old party always went slow in the re-
duction of taxes.
Mr.. Wilson's speech was listened
to with great attention by both sides
of the house, and he was frequent
Iy interrupted with the applause of
his party colleagues.
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DIED..

On Wednesday morning. February Gath. 1886.
ROBERT LEE GARDNER. son of Mr.. John
w Gardner, of this county, in the Sd year OF
his age.
after pr0tracted Illness HARRY HUNTER.
first son of DR.. J. H. Hunter. aged 81 years.
At his residence in Shephcrdstown. March 2.
1886. Mr.. CONRAD SMITH, aged IS years and
II months.
At the home of his mother. Mrs. Ann Snod-
grass in MartinSburg March list. 1886, Mr.. e..
TABB SNODGRASS, aged So years.
At her residence in Martinsburg. March list.
1886. Mrs. JULIA ALEXANDER PORTER
FIELD, in the Seth year of her age.
At his home in Martinsburg. March I'd. 1856:
Captain FRITZ BARBER, in the 57th year OF
his age.
Athis home near Bedington. Berkeley county,
after painful illness, February 2jth. 1856,
ALBERT MERCHANT. son of Mr.. John Mer-
chant aged II years. month and days
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March Q. 1sS6-4t
Hoeice Ia creditors.

To tie Creditors ct BridJct Lenders. deceased i:
In pursuance of decree of the Circuit CoHrt
of Jefferson County W. Va. made in II cnusu
therein pending. IT, subject the real estate o!
Bridget Landcrs. deceased. to tn" payment of
her debts. vnu are required t0 present v"ur
claims against the estate of the said Bridget
Landcrs for adjudication. to Forrest ". Brown.
Commissioner. mt his Office III the said county.
on or before the 23p DAY OF APRIL. 1856.
Witness Z. W. I.utimrr. Jerk of said Court,
this 4th day of March 1856.
r. w. LATIATFR. Clerk.
Mnr.h Q ISSG-e. LSnirit Foo. $. 1n.l
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MARRIED.

At Green's Hotel in Harpcr's Ferry. on
Thursday evening. March 4tln. 1856. by the Rev.
w. D. White Capt. GEO. w. GREEN. of that
place, to Miss EMMA o. NICHOLAS, of Mary
land.
Accept our congratulations. Captain, with
best wishes for your future happiness.
In Bcrryville. at the residence of V. Parshnli,
Esq. March 4th 1856 nv Rev. P. p. Phillips.
Mr. s. f. BAUGHMAN to Miss LAURA PAR
SHALL.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to ali parties con-
ccrncd. that l will proceed to cN"cut.. this de-
cree ut NV office in ChaIlcstuwu. jefferson
county. W. Va. on the 23n pay or APHTI.. 1856.
Given under my lard this 18th day 81 March.
1856. FORREST w. BROWN.
Commissioner in Craucnry.
March Q. 1851. Spirit Fec. IS. 10
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JEREMIAH McGRAW, Admir- of Bridget Ian
derS. .............. ......... Complainant.
Against
MARGARET MCGRAW. Johanna Baragin.
- Buragin. her husband: Kate Council
and Snoneao @sT B. hgsOp Ran;o GT W H.
II Spangler. w. s. C"ckrcll. Defendants.
sc 1T is adjudgcd. ordered and dccrecd that
4 this cause be- referred to F. w. Brown.
Il Commissioner in Chanccry Of this Court with
instructions tn settle the account of jeremiah
McGraw. Administrator of Bridget Laudcrs.
aud 20 audit the debts against her estate aud
to report what real estate she died seized or
possessed of. its value and annual rental value
and any other matters he may deem pertinent
III this cause or may lie required by the parties
TO the same. and to make his report to 81 future
term of this Court. Before executing This de-
cree however. SAID Commissioner shall give
notice of the time and pIacco of its execution as
required by Section of Chapter 81 of the Acts
of Is ,. and the Clerk slial give tie notice re-
y Copy from the Record-Attcst
T. W. IATIMER, Clerk.
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Our Great Losing Sale has brought ont
crowds of eager buyers who have syrnsDcd tho
opportunity to buy genuine tlr-t-class Clotling
ut a great sacrifice. Suits and Ovcrc0at@ are
now selling. actually. at 40 cents or the dollar.
WIN. KAHN e Co. Sadler Binding.
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Don't wait for delays arc dangerous. II
Won want anything come and get il ut once
while our large new stock of Clothing is cont
pletc. We can save Won money.
WIN. KAHN & Co.. Sudlcr Building.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wanted !

NOR the couutry-First-class Working
L House-keeper, white colored. Must be
good cook and bring good references. Pay
twelve dollars per month. the year round.
HENRY SHEPHERD,
Shepherdstown. W. Va.
March Q, 1861
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The old. the young. the short. the tall l"t not
these words unnOticcd fall. hut heed the writing
on the wall. Countless bargains await r0'lr call
at WM. KAHN & Co.'S. Sader Building.
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Now is vour chance. Our business is Cloth
inw Our clerks are Obliging. Our prices are
the lowest. Our goods are the best. Wcstndy
to please ut VIM. KAHN & Co.'s.
The Largest Retail Clothing House i'll the
Valley
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Lime Burning.

TlHE undersigned has had considerable ex-
i peTieDce in Burning Lime for Land. and Is
prepared 10 undertake such work for the far
meTs of Jefferson. Refer TO Messrs. Sam1 J.
Boyd, John II. Hall, VIM. Buckles and others
JAMES VILLA rs,
Near Presbytcriau Chn=ch, CharlestOwn.
March 2 lRSG-Af -
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EMRRoIDERIEs.-A new and elegant assort-
ment i'll all widths. from the narrowest to the
widest. at bottom prices. A large assortment
cf Ecmnants. accumulated during the past sea-
aIu &c be closed out very low.
S. D. HIRsCEMAN & Co.
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Four good Work Horses,

two of them barshear leaders: / four-horse and
two-horse Wagon. big Wagon Bed. SUI
perior Drill. Remington Mower: 1 Thomas
Horse-Rake. 1 Wheat Fan. thrce-horse Sun
fish Plow. 9 two-horsc Ulum Flows. 1 pair
Wood Ladders. = sets of heavy Hind Gears. 2
do. Lead Gears. 2 sets Drill Gears. 1 good
Wagon Saddle. l One-hOrsc Corn Planter. 3
Double and 5 Single Plows. Corn Coyercr.
Corn Cultivutor. l threc-horse Square Harrow.
Corn Harrow. Sled. 5 sets Pillow Gears. 5
Collars. Thribble. Double and Single Trees;
heavy Log Chain, pair Sheivings. 3 Grain Graz
dies and Rakcs, pair Spreaders. Corn Knives.
TERMS OF SALE.-Nine Months credit on
sums of and above Ten Dollars; under that
sum. Cash. Negotiable note with approved Sc
curity. payable ut Bank of Charlcstnwn, will
be required. Interest RENTED if paid ut ma
turity. No property removed until terms of
sale have been complied with.
tSS- Sale to commence at II o'clock. 4. NJ.
y. w. BYINGTON.
VIM. F. Anderson. Auctr.'
j. c. Wiltshire, Clerk.
Niarch o. 1856
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PHILLIP BEST BREWING co.'s
milwaukee Lager Beer.


TJ1IIIS Celebrated Lager Eeeris now received
4 in Refrigerator Cars direct from hii"an-
kce aud is bottled expressly for the hue trade
aud family use t.: InnIrs McGrIw. Mt Harpers
Ferry W Va Nj If the different products Of
the Phillip Bet Brewing Co. viz:
= BOHEMIAN. .FNPORT.'' '.BATARIAN,"
.SELECT'' AND STANDARD"
are extensively handled. The particular at
tcution Of Families Is invited To the world
famed E. Bohemian" Beer This noted beV-
rragt. acts as n lIcslinfl ftimnlant has
Wholesome. snvnry flavor. m excellent eo:or,
and leaves q most pHlHtable hop nftcr-taSte :
The best Bnl!ormian hope aud tho chUicSrt lnsh
are usrd ~ its brewing. aud IL is SPeetauy
recommended iy leading Physicians. FAM
lilies can procure this Beer. put up in
Cases Of = D"Z Pint Bottles at 50 90 per Case.
% - So 90 e. %
" 30 600
in CharIcstown. W. Va, from
p b. sorpEns. q. W. THOMAS.
JAMES WATSON. W. II. NooRE. JE.,
J. II. NORRIS. JACOB STARRY,
who nrc receiving frcsI, supplies daily.
Orders from Dealers either for DTnught or
Bottled Beer, Will bc promptly Gllcd by
JAMES McGRAW.
April %. 1855. Harf,cr's Ferry. W. Va.
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I Sell Goods Cheap !!



4 Nd only ask you 10 give me trial. and lac
N convinced. sell line Syrup Mt 20 ct-;
Pure Sugar Goods Mt 40 cts. very cheap: Pure
N o. MonSses Green Coffee at 1919 ct%.. Will
give perfect satisfaction. Try our 81 Ct Tea
A fine lot of Canned Goods just in. Matches.
Baking Powder. Soda. Spices. Candy. Extracts.
Essences. oil fiavorS: Lamps. ChimncyE. Burn
crs. Coal Oil. Cakes. Gclatine. Corn starch. 70
kinds WASHING Soap. Toilet Soap. Starch. To-
hacco-a fine line. can suit the tastes OF all
Our two for five Cigars cannot he beat. Flour.
Corn Meal. Hominy. Buckwhcat Flour. Meats.
Poultry, and u full line of Groceries aud Pro-
visions Nice Sugar cnrcd Hams. MI sizes. at
1919 cts / have a lot of Susar-cured Break
fast Bacon that will sell at 10 cts in full piece:
Sugar-cnred Shoulders. couple hundred ms
3 cts: Dry Salt. : cts Fresh Meats. / will only
ask trial ON prices. Being at little expense.
can and will sell goods on small margins for
the Cash. II will enable me to buy for cash.
and save dnllars for them That pay the cash
1t is the only true way to transact huEiness the
only true way TO success. the only way to Keep
off wreck and ruin. and it will be the only way
in n very few years 10 do business. The credit
system has had its day. and spot cash small
profits, aud people living within their means,
success aud happiness " ill be the next in the
future. Z. r. WALL.
January 10. 1886
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EIY'S

Cream Balm
when applied into The
uostrils. will be arts
sUrbud cfcctuall.,
cleansing the heId q
catarrhal virus. c;llls
ing healthy sccre.
tiOns. 1t ullays III.
llunmaticn. protects
the mcnIbraIIG of TIL
nasal passages from
additional colds
completely heals t!!'
sOrcS-rcStOreS tl'
senses If taste aTt
smell. Nor
OR SNUFF. A QiGICi
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Bible Society Meeting.

A meeting of the /" Auxiliary Bible
Society of Charlestown and Vicinity
will he held on Sunday Ecening neat,
the I'M inst. at y O'Clock, ut the
Presbyterian Church.
Addresses may he expected from
Hon. w. L. Wilson. Hon. Jas. IL.
Grove and others. The public cor
daily invited to he present.
n. S. WHITE, Pres't.
March 9, 1886:
Free Press and Dem. please copy.
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4 miles North of Charlestown near the Lee
town road. on
Thursday, March 25th, 1886,
the following Personal Property. to-wit:
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Among the marriage licenses issued
in Washington last Thursday, was
one for j. Howard Gcttingcr. of Mar
tinshurg, w. Va, and Marian L..
Jarbae.
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Misunderstanding.

Mrs. J. o. TUTwILER Is prepared TO un-
w dertake Misunderstanding and all kinds of
Family Sewing. at Unreasonable crates. Residences
on Samuel street. near the Baptist Church.
April ., 1SS1-tf-
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Potomac Fish,

Stockholders Meeting.
TIME next Annual Meeting of the stock
holders of the jefferson County Mutual
Fire Insurance Company. for the purpose of
electing Board of Directors for the ensuing
year. will be held at the Company's office in
Charlestuwn. W. Va, on MONDAY, MARCH
18TH, 1856, ut 1890, a. ". -
R. A. ALEXANDER.
March Q. 1886 Sec'y-
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Fresh Meats in Season.

TIME undersigned still continues the Butcher
! ing Business in all its branches. and is pre-
pared to furnish the public constantly. nj HE
stall in the Market-HOuse. the very best Fresh
Meats the market will afford
BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, LAMB, &C.,
slaughtered in the most cleanly and approved
manner. sold at the lowest prices. and delivered,
If required, anywhere within the corporation
limits Terms Cash. except to Prompt-paying
customers, to whom 30 days time will be given
Highest market prices paid for fat stock With
tention TO business and fair dealing. to merit n
continuance of sanir. s. {. YOUNG
October "a. 1SS2-y.
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FRESH MATS OF ALL KIHDs,

G. BEEF. VEAL. MUTToN. LAME, Sa
go PORK. PUHE PORK SAT- G<1G
IL SAGE, PUDDING, DC. 3
NV experience in the business will enable mo
to select good stock. dress II nicely, and offer
it At fair prices. share Of the public patron
age is respectfully collected.
Nov 2. 1885. CUAS. G. PARKER
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FOR LOW PRICES OF LUMBER
see advertisement of
Messrs. WILLET & LIBBEY.
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New Meat Store.

rTyHE undersigned has opened New Meat
i Store Mt the room of Mrs. Julia A. Locke.
recently occupied By Mr.. Charles BursheIl, aud
will hereafter supply
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For Rent.

TIME large sTORE-RoOM on Washington
/ street, we'll located for business. now oc-
cupied ny S. s. DaIgarn. Possession given at
once if desired. Fine cellar and rear entrance
- 3''' JAS. LAW. HooFF, or
$ s. DALGARS-
February Q. 1sS6-tf
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Commissioners Notice.

McGRAw, Admir- of Bridget Ian,
drr$. .............. Complainant
Ar:liuSt
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TREE Press and Dem. please copy.]
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PUBLIC SALE.

D. Hefcbower. Auctioneer.
March o. 1856
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Dr.. Prsyllrs Throat and Luag Dalssn

Is the greatest remedy in the world foI
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Influenza, Quin-
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CLEVELAND, Ohio.
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DR.. fraziers Throat and Lung Balsam al
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SOLD by druggists everywhere at 10 cts. a
bottle; FRAZIER MEDICINE Co., Proprietors,
cleveland, Ohio.
PREUss & PIRoNI, agents, Los Angeles.
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Mrs. ~. III. POTTS, Dress and
toners and the ladies OF Los Angeles gener-
ally that she has removed from East Los
Angeles and rooms g. and 65 Nadeau Block,
TO 22s S0CTH SPRING STREET, where she
intends to carry on her business, having
had long experience In some OF the leading
houses In Europe, and is now prepared to
execute work on the shortest notice, gu r
anteeing good fit and style al reasonable
prices Not the address,
j21 I'm ER-22s SOUTH SPRING ST.
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Good news Enlcnrss and HOlsaEeensrs.

Those that love homemade sweeim q
and pickles wishing to have such art
put up al Jelly, Marmalade, Presen IS,
Peach or Apple Butter, or canned fruits,
Cordials, Sweet Picked Fruits, Chow Chow
Oatsup, Mangols, or anything that can be
done with fruits. can have them done at
their homes or ranches by calling on Mrs.
H. r. Richmond 1873 East First street. Wnl
20 by the day or week. Give her call.
aug2tf
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coRoNER's OFFICE.

All Coroner's cases should be reported to
FRANK OAKLEY, Deputy Coroner and
Clerk, at the Morgue, No.47 NORTH SPRING
STREET. during the daytime, and at room
"A Ponet Block, spriug street, at night.
Bodies should not be removed before the
arrival OF the Coroner or his Deputy, and
by their directions only, excepting IN cases
where such lemoval is unavoidable.
10 I'm A. MCFARLAND, Coroner.
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X. OF p.

Young Mems Institute (CathOlic).
Institute No. IA, meets every second and
fourth Monday evenings of each month IN
Painters Hall, Nadeau Block, at 80 O'Clock:
Catholic young men between the ages of
is and 80 are eligible to membership. Wis
iting brothers in good standing are cordially
invited JOHN +. MOhAN,
JAMES J. GEE, President.
Recording Secretary. oct27-1y