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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-12
A CREDITABLE CLASS.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS oFrHE CITY
VIII Graduate Tvsnty.Thrss Pupils this
YSAF-Thslr Names and stAadiuE-Aftsr
q Severe Examination the Aysragss
are Good onss-Ths Honor Pupils.

The examinations Of the senior class Of
the public schools oithis city for 1885 have
been Concludedand the averages made up.
The graduating exercises will take place
on Friday, June %, aud at the next meet
ing ofthe Board Of Education, to be held
next Thursday evening, the arrange
ments will pc made for that occasion.
The class this year numbers twenty'three
and is divided as follows:
Washington district offers no graduates.
Madison's graduates are Lizzie Lawson
and Oscars, Krauter.
Olay-E. Mary McGinniss and Mary
Walters.
Union-Cnrtls P, Brown, ir,, Max Lang
and Maggie Falloure.
Oenter-Annis Klieyes, Clara Forney,
Carrie L, Stroehlsln and Lena B, Meyer.
Webster-Minnle Reyner and Annie
Rahr,
Ritchie-Clara Miller, Louisa NJ, Rosen.
berg, Louisa thinner, Mollie Blake and
Edward L. ArmbreCht.
Colored-Ssdie NJ, Beasley, Annie n.
Jones, Mary F, Jennings, William Dennis
and John R, Strange,
The frat honor pupil is Miss Miller, OF
Richie school, and the second honor goes
to Miss MCGinness, Of CLAY school.
The honor pupils In the various schools
are as follows; Madison, Lizzie lawson
Clay, Mary MCGinness; Union, Maggie
Falloure; Center, CLARA Forney; Webster,
Minnie Reyner; Richie, Clara Milleri
colored William Dennis, These pupils
will be awarded Peabody medals.
The banner goes 10 Clay school, ia
average being the highest. This school
carried oil the banner last year also.
The highest average Is that Of Miss
Miller, 1t being % 5-l0; the lowest average
is 70 percent, the lowest that can be at
tanned by agraduste. The general average
is IS $40 percent. Three boys from
Center school who were In the class aban-
doned the examinations early in the pro-
Ceedings,
Last year the class numbered thirty'six
the highest percent was 90 4:lO and the
general average 50 5.l0. 1t is not thought
That this years class Is not as good q one
as last years, but the falling of In the
perCents Is attributed by the principals
who have looked over the papers since
the examinations closed, TO the very strict
examinations conducted by Prof. W. II.
Anderson, the City Superintendent, and
the very close marking that he gave the
papers. This years examination ls said
TO have been the most severe that q grad
uating class from the public schools was
ever subjected to. The colored pupils
make very creditablo showing this year.
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The repairs and improvements to the
Suspension bridge arc making good pro-
gress, but go extensive and thorough are
they TO be made that 1t will be several
weeks, at least, before they are completed.
The excavation to reach the anchors ls
down 20 feet beneath Main street. All
rcales Of rust are Bcraped of the iron an
chors very carefully. Additional anchors
will be put lin with q view to the
possible addition Of new cables in the
future. The present cables are being
freed from rust and will then be painted.
When all four Of the anchor.piers have
been opened, the anchors repaired and re-
newed and the cables painted, the repairs
to the bridge proper will be begun. Steel
beams will be substituted for the wooden
ones, and ioot.walk on each side ak feet
wide and elevated above the roadways will
take the place oil the old narrow ones.
The bridge will be practically q new one
when the alterations are completed.
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Of the highest capacity for adjunct pro-
tessorships Of dentistry, pharmacy and
veterinary surgery. The chair oiphaImacy
and mateEis medicR so nicely ITS one
gentleman that his name suggests itself.
The pharmaceutical class would doubtless
be one Of the most popular in the school,
For the chair OF chemistry, the practice
OF medicine, obstetrics, diseases Of the
eye and ear, nose and throat, and indeed
all the regular and adjunct chairs, there
are right here men 80 peculiarly lifted
that popular vote Of those posted as to
the doctors would probably elect the very
faculty which would be chosen.
For Dean, one name almost suggests
itself. DR., James Z, Reeves Is the man,
Of course, His energy, his enthusiasm IN
any cause in which he euliss, his quail
flcstlona in every direction, and above
all his national fame as a physician,
a student and writer, point TO him as the
Dean OF the Medical School oil the Univer-
sity Of West Virginia. The friend Of lead
ing authorities in sanitary science, medt-
cine and surgery, his influence would at
once secure for the school the best equip
dent Of the American Public Health
Association and leading authority In
this department Of thought and work, his
fame would give the school, high posi-:
ton at the start, and his ability, seconded
by that Of the faculty which could be se-
lsCted, would make 1t a conspicuous
success.
II only needs the cooperation Of the
Council and the people to secure the
school, 1t ought, therefore, tobe fore,
gone conclusion that the institution will
be establlshed.
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The strawberry Yield.

The strawberry markell Is now just about
at It's height. They are still unprecedent'
edly cheap. The llrst GAINESVILLE berries
made their appearance In market this
week. They were Of the sharpless variety,
and very nice, though they would not sell
here at a higher figure than the home Der.
ries. Wheeling Is no longer dependent
on GAINESVILLE. There is such great
berry growing interest right In the viCini.
ty that the berries can be picked ripper and
brought in fresher than when shipped
from distance. The Cumberlands, a
round, light-Colored berry and the jucunda,
the prettiest berry that grows, are In the
lead now. They are both a flne table fruit.
Mr.. John Smith, well.known grower on
the Island, has some Of the incest berries
Of these varieties ever seen here, and also
OF another variety, the "gmith's Seeding"
resembling the Cumberland slightly. Mr..
Smith need not hesitate to show his Der.
ries right in GAINESVILLE, There Is moth.
ing nicer there, though they may have
larger berries,
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LOCAL BREvITIEs,
Matters Of Minor HOmsnt In and About the
CITY,


TURTLE Sour tonight, at Man6eld's
Saloon, No, 1912 Main street.
Tug cobble stone pavement on Sixteenth
street west Of Ohapline is being Telaid.
WoRHMES are engaged in putting the
new factory at the LRughlin mill in Teadi-
ness to start up next Monday.
YOUNG MEMS meetings will be held at
the Y. N. o. A. building at 8 o'clock TINS
evening and o'clock Sunday afternoon
Rev, NJ, F. DRYDEN will conduct the
study Of the International Sunday School
lesgon at the y. N. o. A, this afternoon at
5 o'clock.
IT was the English Lutheran Sunday
School, instead Of st. Johns German
Lutheran, that piCnicked at the Park
Thursday.
OPEN air meetings will be held by the
Y. NJ, o. A., at the lower end Of the tltth
ward market house from 6:l5 TO z o'clock
tomorrow evening.
THE $4,000 gallon iron water tank at the
new steel plant, Of Benwood, burst yes
terday, owing to the sinking Of the toun'
dalton. Considerable damage resulted,
EDWARD ZEM4ER, a letter carrier, who
has been sick Tor some time past, died
at his fathers residence in the Filth
ward last night, He was a well liked
young man.
FRANK HARRIS, formerly Of Wheeling,
better known here as "Dad," was shot a
few days ago and severely wounded, in the
streets OF Brooklyn, N, Y, AS usual, there
is q woman in the case.
or the two members Of the "dlrty
dozen" arrested by Officers Duffy and West
for stoning the Central Glass House Thurs
day night johnson yesterday paid ~ tine
and the costs, and McDermott went up in
default OF fine Of $40 and costs,
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted TO re-
cord deed made June II, by W. j, W.
Cowden, trustee to John Dieringer, in con,
sideration Of 81 900, for part OF the Net
property, on Fourteenth street. Two
deeds Of trust were also admitted to re-
cord,
THE Mingo nail mill will go on double
turn Monday, giving employment to my
four additional feeders and sixty:tWo nail
ers. A large number Of Wheeling mer
will find employment atthe works, among
them several prominent gentlemen among
the locked out naileTs.
THE police last night visited the houses
Of Ill fame Of Clara Moss and Jennie Lee
At the former place Capt. Smith and OH
! GERS Bell and Carney composed the squad
and the landlady and two girls were ar
rested. At the latter OhiCers West anC
Deku foundonly the landlady and one girl
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho Clty aud wheeling Folks

Strangers In the CITY aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Judge James Morrow, IT,, Of Fairmont,
Is at the Mcclure House.
Col. Robert MCEldowney, OF the New
Martinsvills Democrat, was In the city yes
terday.
Mr.. N. NJ. Holman, editor and proprie-
tor OF the Morgantown Post, is visiting
Wheeling friends.
Col. Dan D. johnson, Of Long Reach, Is
in the city on his way to his Tyler county
home, from the Morgantown University,
OF which he Is Regent.
Miss Flora Williams, OF Martins Ferry,
Miss Lucy Robinson, OF Wheeling, aud
Miss Cora Carr, Of Bellaire, assisted in the
vocal and instrumental music at tho COM
menCement exercises at Bellalre last even
ing.
Mrs. Charles Menkemellsr and little
daughter, OF Wheeling, will pass the sum
mer months with her parents here. They
have been here several days. Mr.. Menke-
meller came up Sunday to remain lew
objectionable Republican.
Miss Lizzie Hunter last evening enter
tanned large number Of her friends at
her fathers on Zane street, Island. Dane.
ing was kept up until three o'clock this
morning. Killmyer furnished the music.
The affair was u reception to the "Kuken
Klnhn
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ON, Fisher and vile went to Elyris
yesterday.
The gas pipes have been tested as far as
the Etna mill.
Charles Miller will give full baseball re,
ports every evening.
John Ashbaugh left for North Carolina
yesterday, for the summer.
Judge Kelly and Thomas Clark, Of st.
Clairsyille, were in town yesterday.
Tomorrow will be appropriately OBJ
served as Chlldren's Day by the different
churches.
The Young Mems Christian AssoCla
ton meets at the Presbyterian Church TO-
morrow afternoon.
George Kuchera was arrested yesterday
on complaint Of Josie Yak, charged with
assault and battery.
The boilers at the Standard were of yes.
terday, on account Of a broken spur.
wheel under the squeezers.
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The committee having in charge tho ar.
engagements for tho ElEs benefit concert,
which is to be given at the Opera House
next Monday evening, have arranged To
have cars Of The Citizeps' line run In both
directions after the concert, and for a
special train out the Elm Grove road to
carry those from the country who will de.
sire 10 attend. The Indications are that
every seat in the lower part Of tho house
willbe filed. A large number Of seats
we're sold yesterday, Every one Is en-.
thusiastiC over the prospect and well they
may be, for amote fashionable, enjoyable
concert than the coming one will DO, has
not been held for a long time. The stage
IL 10 be han 1somely decorated with flowers.
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Bothauy college Oommouoomo ont,

Commencement week begins with the
baccalaureate sermon on Sunday, June l3,
1t will be preached by President Pendle-
ton, who has Just returned from Florida
very much refreshed. On Tuesday even
ing at o'clock, dramatic entertainment
-"She Stops to Conquer"-will be given
by the students, Tuesday afternoon and
Wednesday, June 10 and IL, the Board Of
Trustees will hold their annual meeting,
Wednesday afternoon, at $3.50, class'tlee
exercise; this is usually, one Of the
best exercises OF the week, Wednesday
evening. the metropolitan Society enter
tainment, Thursday, June II, Commence
ment day, and Thursday night the Amer
lean Society exercises. All the old stu
dents and friends OF the college are In
vited to attend this, the 45th Commence
mani
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ANOrHER STRIKE
Among the Employees Of Contractor Kim
bsEly ON the Gas Ditch,

Among the Employee Of Contractor KIM
berry on the Gas pltch'
Thursday evening there waa o strike
among the gang OF men, about Us in num-
Der, employed by Contractor P, L. kim
berly at Elm Grove on the ditch for the
pipeline OF the Natural Gas Company Of
West Virginia. About lfthe men quit
lust after being paid for tho last moAth's
work, They demanded twenty-five cents
per day extra for work in waery ground,
that they be paid of twice month in.
stead Of once, and that nine hours instead
often constitute a day'sworkOn Saturdays
About half OF the men deSlred to con-
tinue at work. The strikers, however,
threatened them, and induced several to
Quit, OF these one or two at once asked
to be re.employed. For Q time the dis
satisfaction was confined 10 the white
gang, but afterwards the Colored lRborers
also took a hand. Things looked ugly for
q while, a few OF the men who continued
at work being disposed to meet the others
half way, but finally the diaContented ones
left and something over twenty hands
continued at work yesterday. A few more
will be on to-day, and the force will DO
increased as fast as the men can be OBJ
kainad
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About o O'Clock last evening five re-.
volVer shots we're fred by some one on the
east bank Of the Island some distance
above the bridge. The shots were heard
by the police, who hutri 70 the place
and made careful search In the lots back
Of Mr.. Oscar sAndroCk's place, on North
Front street, where II Ia thought the shots
were fred. No cause for the shooting
could be found. II 10 supposed that
Il was done by some boy just to Cause
a slight sensation. II Is DANGEROUS
way 10 raise excitement, and any one
caught doing II will probably get the
WOfst OF Il,
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Arrangements have been perfected with
the Western Union Company by the en-.
terprising firm OF Mclaughlin 4 MCGin.
Icy TO have all base ball returns, received
at their popular resort, corner Of Water
and Twelfth streets. The games in which
the Alleghenys play will DO posted by
innings. A large bulletin board has been
prepared on which all games will be post
ed. All other sporting events, such as
horse races, boat races etc., will be bulle.
tined. In addition, full weather reports
will be posted and careful directory kept
Of the arrival and departure oil the boats.
Mclaughlin q MCGinley's resort is q COO,
pleasant one and visitors arc always sure
OF Welcome,
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NOW IS, !, 3 p $ ig g.. |

IUMILIATING Enptlon5, Itching aud burning
U Skin TOrtutes, LoGthsnme Sores, aud every BpS.
hes Of Itching, SCaly, Pimpy, Inherited, 8ctoiti.
Gus and Courageous Dlseaiei Of tho Blood sEin
Ind Scalp, with Loss Of Hair, from Infancy to old
Skin euro. and CuTtCURA s0AP, an exquisite Bfln
externally, and UUfICVRA, REsoLvENr,
hQ new Blood Purifier iutef1allVs
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Tic Mpunrrell Gas VOL.

Superintendent Lambing, Of the Natural
Gus Company OF West Virginia, came in
town yesterday and reported having made
partial test Of the pressure Of the gas
from the well on the MCOarrell farm.
This Is the well that came in Sunday and
was reported in Mondays paper. The
strike wOs made at depth Of between
2,lOO and 1920 feet and The sand is the
great Gordon or MCGugin gas bearing
stratum. The we'll ia In tho celebrated
Hickory district. Yesterday mornings
test as stated, was only partial one
the gauge was only on about one
minute and in that time the
pressure indicated was over 800 pounds to
the square inch. 1t is believed that q full
test wouldhave shownsomething between
400 and 800 pounds pressure. The we'll is
about twenty.eight miles distant from
here. The work Of pipe laying is pro:
crossing as rapidly as possible, aud 1t will
not be long now before the gas will be
turned into the pipes for Wheeling.
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There Ii on exhibition at NiColl's art
stole the most delicate and artistic piece
Of tastel work ever seen In Wheeling. II
IA by John MyleB, and Is a remarkably
iIte.Iike portrait Of q little daughter Of Mf.
A, g. Miller. The oetstrlking feature Of
Il a Tie handling Of the light, which is
worthy Of the attention Of admirers Of
art, Mr.. NiColl also has Q Crayon by
1tutchinEs, a very fine portrait oil a child
Of Majof j. v. L, Rodgers.
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COVERED WIFE SORES.

have been afflicted BlnCe last March with a
Skin disease the doctors called Eczema. Ny face
was covered with scabs and Sores aud the Itching
and burning were almost unbeatable. Seeing your
CutlcurA Remedies 80 highly recommended, con.
oluded 10 give them trial. using the CutlCura and
Cutlcura Soap externally and fesolVent Internally
for four months call myself cured, In gratitude
for which make this public statement
MRS. CLARA A. FREDERICK.
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Onlcoi Noa. 20 and ~ Fourteenth Street.

Wanted to Rent-llOuso.
Pony For sale--JOG speidel.
White Mountain fleeletS- Nesbltt y bro.
Japanese POtpOurfl JArS-BWing bros.
PaFBOns-MaGteF Photographer.
New Price Lat : Geo X MOAechen & Son.
Fite CfRCkers, 6c.-NlChOlAs Schulz.
Night 1hlttS-D. Gundlng y 20.
School for Young Ladies' and Children.
Nineteenth Annual Commencement oil the Be-
gum COlll glAte Institute.
List Of Letters.
pfopOsals for Bids for Limestone
For Sale and Rent-RCRl ESAte-JAs. a. Henry,
"a Fave t' Money By buying Of 1t. J. smyth-Foutth
PAGE,
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RACE at the Alhambra rink tonight.
BASE BALL shoes 50 centsa t s
SToNK's CASH SlIoE SToRE.

YOU are cordially invited 10 call at our
salesroom and examine the Standard Ro.
tary Shuttle Sowing Machine, the quick.
Get, easiest and stlilest running machine
Of The age. Most elegant wood work. We
are general agents for the Standard and
White Sewing Machines and the CALI
graph & Hammond Writing Machines
Write for catalogues.
EDw. l.. Rose & Co.,
IA TWalflh RtFpst,
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"You nIust AK ny pn,n

On Saturday the Atlantic Tea Company
will give 10 each purchaser q beautiful
card entitled, "You Must Ask My Pa.
This 10 a companion to our last weeks
card. Don't fall 10 secure one. Remem.
berthe location Of ourstores 10 this locality
iii and 22Ol Market street, Wheeling
1877 Belmont street, Bellalre, 0.
1870 South Fourth street, Steubenville, o,
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SPRING and Summer stock Just re.
ceiVed. An elegant and complete line OF
Suitings, PantalOORlngs ana OyercOat.
lngs, which VIC will make up In the best
style and at low prices. -.
Q. HESS 4 SONS,
# 1891 4 1898 Market Street.
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n,oInl sundnr E1cursIons via the u. so. RIB

Special sunday E1cursiOns via the Il, so. R.R
Commencing Sunday, June ., and con.
tinuing during the summer months, the
Baltimore & Ohio will sell excursion tick.
cts 10 Pittsburgh and return at the rate OF
$3.50, and to Washington and return for 81.
Trains leave, city time, 5:O5 a. M 1885 A.
n. and | 1876 p. N.
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BY taking the 1.47 p. N, (ciLy timel
train on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road
passengers arrive In Cleveland al 0i25 p.
H., and Chicago at $3.50 Tie following
morning. Connections made In Union
depot, Chicago, for all points west
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nSF1RsT ENGLISH EVANGELICAL
Wy Wy LUTHERAN CIuRCIf--Ilev. 4 II, Dom.
PLACER, pastor. AZ 1880 A, n, tomorrow will be
eept!On Of new members, and The COLONIZATION N
ths lord Supper. Az ar. n, the Sunday School,
Aided By The service Of flowers viii hold III Socii
tomtd meeting AZ 7iSO :, y. Asv, u. L. FufSi, Of
Mseiilg. u are eorhlally inviEd,
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suGaFSi sugars II suSarslii
IA pounds Standard Granulsted for 81.
IL pounds Standard A for 81.
20 pounds Light Brown fot$ 81.
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WE have introduced q new system Of
selling Watches Oh the lnstallment plan
whereby you can secure u watch ut once
on easy payments. lnll and Investigate.
JACOB W. GRUBB, JCWeler,
Cor, Twelfth ana Market Stg.
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On Tuesday, June 10, the Baltimore &
Ohio will sell round trip tickets 10 Wash.
ihgtOn City and Fortress Montoe at the
rate Of so 90. Tickets good ten days.
Train will leave at sos A, NJ, city time.
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EYE AND MOUTH OPENERS FOR
CASH ONLY,

y Best 6S.InCh IIenireW Turkey Red Ia.
bic Linen 81 1.9C, worth GOC.
Best Oh BlGaClled ShGetlDg Sc, worth
1g 1.2c.
One Case Sateen @ t.4c, worth 12 1.2c.
Ono Case Printed Lawn, 8 l.2c.
20 Pieces sUlt finish SCerSuCker q 1.4C.
Ali Summer Silks and White Goods NJ
cost, ut EMSliElMERS,
Eleventh Street.
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was AFFLICTED with Eczema on the Scalp, Face,
Ears and Neck, which the. druggist, where / got
your remedies, pronounced one Of the Won't casoi
10 try your CulGura Remedies, and after ave daySi
use my scalp aud part Of my face were enllfoIy
cured, and hope In another week 10 have my
ears, neck and the other part Of my face cured,
1on Z. Eonrth sirnni. Nav YaiE E9MAN sLADE
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20 YEARS AuEAD oE COMPETITION
swot $ shorwoodH 80 90 Hand sswed
Shoe.

Shoe.
The public, for the last few years, have
been swindled by parties selling them all
kinds OF Machine Sewed Shoes and war.
ranting them Hand sewed. Therefore to
secure the public from further imposition
SWEET & Sherwood offer 500 reward to any
person producing one OF their s. % Hand
Sewed Shoes that are not genuine Hand
sewed, both in welt and fair stitch.
For sale only by Harry l.. Robertson,
dealOr In Ladies', Misses and Ohildren's
Fine Shoes, 1l48 Main street. next door to
George R. Taylor'sdry goods store, Wheel
ing, West Va.
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WASHINGTON, b. O., June 12.-1 A. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania and West Vlr'
ginis, fair weather, followed by local rains,
nearly stationary temperature, winds bt.
coming southwest,
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Tie following elbows the range Of the
Thermometer rs observed ct SChnepf'sdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: Z
4. A., M OO'i ~ M ~ 8 hMp SO'i 7P. NJ,
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Genuine Caliskin, Dongola top, solid
leather, and shoe that will tit. Every
pair warranted, and Is one Of the very
best So 90 shoes in the market.
]. W. AMIcK,
lab Main Street,