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A Farewell reception.

Last evening Goelze's Hall, on the South
side, was filed with a gay company, con.
SistiDg Of about fity couples Of well known
Germans and others who had gathered to
bid farewell To Mr.. William Goethe, who
leaves to-day for the West, where he pro-
poses 10 locate. AT midnight suinptu.
Gus supper was served. The balance Of
the time was spent dancing, singing and
listening 10 several speeches Of farewell
that were made. II was a regular old.
time German merry.making and was much
enjoyed. Mr.. GoetSe has resided here ioi
a long number Of years, has made many
friends and leaves followed by lnnumera'
Die rood wishes.
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The attraction at Charley Shsy't
Academy OF Music this week Is an unnS,
ual strong one. Monday night aud again
last night the house was literally packed.
The programme opens wltha wierd and
interesting sketch, full Of illusions and
ieats Of presdidigitation, entitled "Le
ip itself. The Albion Brothers, and The
three Russian athletes give thrilling per.
tormances Of high merit; Miss Elite Al.
bion 10 an attractive artistic, with a beau,
tiful voice and a pleasing repertoire oil
melodies, and dresses finely. The "pfis.
matte fountain" is as novel and beautiful
40 anything ever seen on q Wheeling
stage. A stream Of water is thrown al
high 10 the gtsge perAltS, and II constantly
changes lls rare and lovely hueB.
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I
There is q demand for good tenan
houses in town.
Improvements are being made to schai
er's public hall.
The freight traffic on the Cleveland
Pittsburgh Ia good.
Rev. Mr.. Hays Is attending the minister
conference at BellRire.
Mrs. William johnson, Of Blaine, Is Wis
ting her brother, j, l.. Cook.
DR.. Todd was called to Bellaire yesterD
day by the serious illness OF q patient.
There will be q prize masquerade Carnl,
val at the Mammoth rink Oh next Satur'
day.
The trial Of Daykin and Blrnhill comes
of to-day at 10 a. NJ. before Mayor Jun
kins.
]. W. Goodwin, Of Butler, was in town
yesterday He is an extensive butter
dealer.
Great interest Is bslng taken in the
domino tournament by The contestants
and their friends.
The case Of q. MCCue Va. Charles and
William Conley, for the price OF horse,
is to be tried to-day in steubenville.
Tho case Of Samuel Morrison against
the town Of Martins Ferry has been set
tied The trial had been set for Friday.
The insurance on the coal chute, be.
longing 10 Milton McOonnaughy, which
was burned down some time ago, has been
paid over TO the proprietor.
The Koehnline Bros. have about liu:
ished the filling Of their immense Ice.
houses. Some Of the ice taken from the
Ohio, hoated out OF Allegheny river,
measures fourteen inches, and Is Of blue
cast,
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THE NAIL SITUATION.
The NailsrS Feel HOpsfaI Over the Present
Outlook,

Trr Naute ErwaA
Tho striking nailers here feel greatly en-
couraged over the present outlook, They
are possessed OF information, they claim,
that there were only eighteen out Of the
thirty.iour nail mills in the Western Nail
Association represented at the Cincinnati
meeting. Three Of tho i've Pittsburgh
mills were not represented. For this rea.
son the next meeting wascalled to convene
in that city.
The demand for nails for the spring
trade will begin next month, The spring
demand is always tire heaviest in FebrG.
airy and March, The contractors generally
know then about what their demands will
be, and the hardware men and other nail
dealers order accordingly. As a general
thing the manufacturers have full ware.
houses from Which to supply this demand.
This is notthe case this year, and II the
full demand is satisfied this year the mills
will resume.
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AN UNENpHCrED DEpt
OF Over S1s, 900, which the CITY wi
p.nhn hIr unua IN I,nu

OF over $4,000, which the City vii
Probably Have to Pay.
In the First Branch OF Council last even
ing Mayor Grub presented a communica
ton from the Hon. w. P. Hubbard, stating
that he had in his hands for collection
three bonds Of the Hempdeld Railroad
Loan Of the city, numbered l05, 1OO and
lO7, bearing date July l, 1854. Each bond
bears Az coupons for $40 each. The first
Of these matured July /, 1868, andanothel
each six months thereafter until July l.
1870. The whole amount OF bonds and
coupons, with interest on each since
maturity, to February prox., Is $i2,.
ll5 %. Mr.. Hubbard says he has been
informed,that many Of these bouds have
been compromised by the city under an
ordinance Of November q, 1850, but az
that only applied to demands for pay.
ment before the maturity Of the bonds, Il
can have no force now, and the full
amount must be paid. He presumes the
city will prefer 10 pay without litigation,
The bonds belong to Adam W. Spies, Of
New York.
The communication was, on motion Of
Mr.. Caldwell, referred TO The Finance
Committee.
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noIeptllnr Mhnnllnr NniI..

Mr.. James g. Stephens, Of Pittsburgh,
District Vice President Of the United
NailerS, Nail Plate Rollers and Heaters
Association, Is In the city on behalf OF the
Trades and Labor Assembly Of Pittsburgh,
which Is working up a boycott against all
the nails made In the Wheeling district
by workmen employed under the seven.
teen.Cent scale. Mr.. Stephens says that
every dealer he has so far interviewed
has pledged himself not to handle
Wheeling nails, with tho exception Of one
firm which since he saw the members, has
been closed by the Sheriff.
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M. nMApF0np,s MACHINE
For Making Wire Nails to DO Put on I
Market by PittsburRtFs.


For Making Wire Nails to DO Put on III,
Market by Pittsburgsrs.
Mr.. Lenuel Bradford, Of Plymouth
Mass, who until recently has been acting
as manager Of the LRughlin Nail Works
and who is patentee OF a new wire mail
machine that promises to attract general
attention from nail companies throughout
the country, has located in Pittsburgh,
his Office being in Bissell Block. His
machine was partially described and
referred TO at some length In
this paper a few days since and
had the effect OF calling considerable at
tention to the machine. Mr.. Bradford has
made contract with leading machine
manufacturing concern Of Pittsburgh to
make his machine, and has sold shop.
right to the Belmont company Of this city.
His first machine will BIO set up in that
Company's mill. lie has also given sew.
eral other mills in this vicinity week 3
option for shop.right.
Mr.. Bradford's machine Is OF simple
construction, and II is little wonder that
he and every practical mechanic who has
looked at and examined It predicts for 1t q
great future. Mr.. Bradford still retains
his patent right, and has some idea OF
starting new nail company that shall use
bis machines exclusively, Several Pitts.
bufgh capitalists have interested them.
selves in his scheme and are backing him
In his contracts with the Pittsburgh man.
ufaCturing concern.
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SaGsnts6,

WANTED-A MAN TO TAKE AN
y. once ehd r9ptssett = tnanntAetufetI 80
stamp. boz 70 West Acton. Mass j6gOwiS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A
small Iatnlly, titAtpitsJ feC0InTpndS iinns "a,
qaltsd. Apply a. No ll2e tAlPllheiL Ia9i
WANTED-LADlEs AND GENTLE.
wv MEN 10 city or county 10 iAke ilSbt xoTL
~ thelf own homes % 10 81 day ran lJe oSsIly
naloi Woik sgnt by mail no OGuVAH,lng, We
have good demand lot onr work and iufnIih steady
M'Ea. COMPANY, 9el Vine 81 Cincinnati, OHIO
mttTe pInI,T, mat +. ,on11 -. a. :, -
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ATTENTION is called TO the new sched.
ule time VI the Bellaire 4 81. Clairsville
Railway. Arrangements have been made
with the Baltimore 4 Ohio hallway Com.
paDy by which there are two trains In the
morning for St. Clairsville. First one
leaves Baltimore & Ohio depot at 1880 A.
N. and second at g:2A A. NJ, and In the al.
ternoon at 0;40 r. M-all city time, The
schedule time Of these trains will be one
hour and fifteen minutes. These trains
will make this route very popular with
the Wheeling, Rellairs and H. ClairsYills
travel,
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structiVe to all the interests concerned.
They have attempted to justify their ac-
ton by so,Called precelsntH, To the best
Of my knowledge and belief these pre-.
cedents do not eaist. II they did exist
they could not justify a policy which is
demoralizing and destructive, and which
| am sure will not meet the approval OF
any citizen who values the prosperity and
good name OF the city.
Respectfully yours,
4. II. LOGAN, Trustee.
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THE STATE PENiTENrrAnY.
Two fthO Members OF the Hoard Vt Dlroc.
s, tara In lho CItv


tors in the City. !
Hon. H, r. Howard, Of Point Pleasant
and Hon. ]. NJ. Collins, Of Fayette county
were registered at the stamm Hoese lagt
evening They came up from Mounds.
vile, where they were in attendance yes.
tetday at a regular meeting Of the Board
Of Directors Of the State Penitentiary, d
which they are members. The Board v i'll
meet again to-day. Mr.. Howaad said
that nothing was transacted at yea.
terday's meeting except routine
business, and he knew Of moth.
Ing to come up before to.day'i
meeting outOide Of that, and that In II All
there was nothing 10 specially interest The
public. The members Of the Board were
he said, very well pleased with tie show.
Ing made at the Institution, In every de-
partment and In every respect, and lie
thought that there was never q time In Ia
history when II was better managed than
At nregent,
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LIS. aSoD& %. sslId1e0ods ths cheapest
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The direct and popular route to the
South is the Fan Handle. Cheap exouf.
sion tickets to oil Southern resorts now on
sale. For guide books, maps and time
tables, &C., call on or address j. q, Tom.
llnson, Passenger Agent, Fan Handle
route Wheeling, W. Va.
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WASHINGTON, Jan ELLA. N,-For the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, cloudy
weather with local rains, variable windp,
generally shifting to the northwest, colder
Ii the western portions, HlHht rise In TEN.
perature in the eastern portion, followed
by slightly colder weather during Thurs.
day, falling barometer in the eastern por-
ton, rising in the western portion.
For the Lower Lake region, cloudy
weather and local SHOWS, generally turn.
ing into rain, slightly warmer, easterly
winds, falling barometer.
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Expresses Some Common.ssnse Views Re.
Earding the Gas Works,

Expresses Some Common.ssnse Views Re.
Earding the Gas Works.
" The EdtiOr Vine IatdiigMer.
sIRl--"ThuS bad begins, but wotb 70.
mains behind" Wlllyo be kind enough
To inform us who are Messts. Soeley and
Jepson that they presume to run the Gas
Works2 Have either Of them large
amounts Of real eHtate In this tliy, that
they take suOh Q wonderful interest In the
management Of this institution "Here's
a pretty how.dy.do," that these parties
should assume the responsibility, without
q warrant Of law, 10 discharge and engage
men at these works. There IL not an hon.
est Democrat In the city, who las tho vel.
fare Of the people IN view, who does not
denounUe their action. Has Mr Seeley
been long enough In this city 10 find out
that Mr.. Dillon Is the only man that has
made the works paying institution Do
Messrs. seeley and jepsoA think that they
could gil Mr.. Dlllons position7 No, ITO ;
II ID BECAUSE thoy are dressed III q little
brg authority and To show "ogr party
that they ahaye tham on tie ligtP There
should be no party III BuCl matters, and
tile sooner such Democrats as Seeley and
Jepson find Il out ils better II will be for
the interests OF the Taxpayers OF Wheel.
ing. A SoLlD DEMorRAr.
Wheeling, January 20.
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E0R RENT-THE FINE THREE
y story residence q present occupied byI
eight rooms, bathroom, water, gSs aud All niJn
cynyanleuces. Apply 70 Arthur LITTLE
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ECzEMA on A CuII,n,

Your most valuable Cutlctra RemAdits havs
done my child 40 much good that ieOl me SRvnS
this lot the benefit o. tbOke who are troubled Hii6
skin disease ny little Gifl was troubled viii
hut did not 90 hsr any good until used NE Jiuti
oura Remedies, which speedily cured her, Ia,
which owe you many thanks and many nights Of
nsL ANON llosSAiER, Edinburgh, Ind,
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WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock Of WOOlCus, being com:
plOtc limo of Sultlngs, PantalOOnings and
OVerCOatlngs, which VIC shall got up In
ilrstclass style and III, and at lowest
prices. Also, a full line Of Furnishing
"OOoS Always Oh iAu q: HESS 4 SONS.
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DIR. LodAN's IMPORT



GRSrlEMEN-1t Is perhaps due 10 you
as well as 10 myself, that / should state
the reasons which have compelled me Ia
withhold my name from the report Of tile
Gas Trustees which will appear before
you this evening.
This report GontemplStes the removal
Of the present Superintendent, James II,
Dillon. II cannot be denied that Mr..
Dillon has proved himself a faithful and
efficient officer. II must he conceded by
all unbiased persons who are acquainted
with the matter, that bis special gualiilCa.
tons, increased by long and successful
experience, arc such ls render his services
In the Office OF Superintendent and Gas
Engineer vastly more Valuable 70 the city
than any services which could possibly be
rendered by any one without such dual.
iiCalions and experience.
The duties oil the office for their sue.
cossipl discharge require the attention oil
an expert. This ID the testimony Of all
those who are acquainted With The sui.
Jet Of the manufacture oil gas, ! need
scarcely refer 10 the Importance Of the
Gas Works "a q valuable property Of the
city, aud as q source Of necessary revenue,
In order 10 make more apparent the neCes.
Bity Of placing its affairs IN OAheble hands,
Further, tho proposition 10 remove Mr..
Dillon 10 based on considerations which |
must regard as In violation OIL the letter
and spirit Of the ordinance adopted BY
Council for the government Of thp Gas
Works
AmAlority Of the Trustees have required
him, without previous suggestion or con.
sultatlOn, 70 remove certain employees and
10 appoint certain other persons 70 thelT
places, This sC.iOn 10 not only an tisiir.
patton Of thetlghts Of the Superintendent,
but Is also subvefslve Of the proper dlb1i.
pline and order Of the Gas Works, and
damaging 10 the public interest, | can.
not consent that Mr.. Dillon shall be
punished for falling 10 obey an order Of
the Trustees, which was Itself unlawful,
and IN lie tendencies de-
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"WnY, Jones, what q hota )rse you have
In your throat Yes, l raised It from a
coli y in my head. I've too much live
stock" DWELL, like cures like; DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup will cure you. The Bull
will quickly scare the hoialrse away.N
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ITCHING
Skin Diseases Instantly Relieved
by CutiCura.

1REATMENT.-A warm bath with Cuticura SOAP.
Skin Cure This REPEATED daily with two or ihfee
doses Of Cutlctra ResolVent, tie New Hood Pufi.
heE, 70 keep the blood cool the peIsplFailon pnrs
Snd nnlrfitatlng, me bowels open, the liver and
RinsWOEn, Psoriasis, Mtlien PrirtliS, SCail tRd,
gandItip and every species Of Itching, Scaly And
Pimply Hu1Ots oil the Scalp and Skin, when Ire
best physicians and remedies iAIl.
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! was almost perfectly bald, caused BY letter o
the Top Of tue scalp. used your CntlCiFa Rome
dies about slx weeks, aud they Cured INV Snait
perfectly, and now my half Is coming back a. ihIci
- "'''f "N' J.r. cuoicr, wbse,bOro,, 1.,.,.
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer aB observed at sChneprsdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: z
4. Al, l0'; l2 Nj, 4O' . P.M., 4O'i 7p. NJ,
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onyEREn Mlrn l,1nrnn,a.

want 70 tell you that your Gu lcura Ress; yon
was covered with BlOtOhes, and ai(af tiSinS ttps
bottles Of Resolyent wAs PERFECTLY cured, u
pst cbsrls. street, sst NV St MlsIrnT
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Low rate i,SSt,ian,,

The baltimore 4 Ohio are selling low
rate excursion tickets 10 New Orleans,
jacksonville and all eouthetn reports, For
tickets, toufiBt's guides and iull Informs.
ton, call on OF address I. O. Burke, Ticket
Agent baltimore 4 Ohio depot, Wheel.
Ing, W, Va,
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Q. HESS Z SONS.
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wEsroN.CoRHlaAN Combination Of
Roller Kings and Statue Carriers, at the
Ohapline street rinkjto might in connection
with the match game Of polo.
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IN addition 10 tls grand exhibition 10.
night at The Capitol link, the following
entries have been made for the two mile
skating race George KRAFT, Lewis Bnrall,
Joseph Gats, Walter Worls. Also a one
mile exhibition race against time will he
nkated by Iecsp lltkell,
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,At the annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, held yesterday, the following
named gentlemen we're elected directors
Dr.. T. II. Logan, II. j. Stone, Jacob Der.
ger, q. A, BGutei, s, Hofkhelmer, Alfred
Caldwell, w. A. Wilson, O. ]. Rawling
and \. j, Boyd.
Messfs. Peter Wolty, Henry schulbaOh,
Peter Bonehberger, William faBnACht and
Henry Hanke were yesterday elected di.
teCtofs Of the eChmulbach Brewing Com.
pany, at the annual meeting Of the stock.
holders.
The Belmont Mil Yesterday chose tile
following gentlemen as DireCtorBt A. w.
Kelly, A, ]. Clarke, William \. 9tiiel, Il.
q. Hanran, ]. d. Dubois, Thomas D jfien
and Edward Heed,
Following is the new Board Of Lbe Ben.
woon Iron Works, also elected Yesterday
John &. Holman, l. =. Delaplaiu, Jacob
Wise, y. W. Paxton, a, W, Campbell,
George y. Caldwell, Jacob Berger, L, d,
Stliel, Thomas Hughes.
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OFlool Nos. 10 aud 81 Fourteenth street,
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For sale-Two Shares Belmont Mill stock.
WHutat-A Young Man 10 Keep BCOLM
There IL Nothing 9uTpfiSlng-lhi pAgh
De,U,Ated English Chamber Ware.
OIl-KOehti,lns BTOl
KID ulnvCs--D, Stumbling Il 70.
Bleak Oh tho Vac Of l'ObA CO. II. II, List
Last DO9-HCAd OF Local.
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You may never have another opportu.
nifty to buy good goods as cheap as they
are now being sold at
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pNsr ron 1rCuINe nIsrAst,.

One Of otit, cultome1 IAya your tuticura RENE.
uleA arc the ht1l be rAh hnd iot llchinF al thp
lkin, lie tiled oil n.hets aud found no fellei mn.
I'll ne used youn. u J'ALhRlCil, DftEgist
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FoR chApped hands, lace and lips, use
Roseollne Cream. Bold by ell live drug.
gibte. al lbn naf boz.
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EDWARD L, Hose 4 Co. having purchased
Tho interests oil the Howe 3. NJ. Co. and
secured the State agency tot the Standard
Sewing Machine, will keep a iull line Of
Howes and the elegant, swift easy running
Standard, with lts perfect attachments and
handsome woodwork. Don't fail 10 see the
the Standard. See advertisement on an.
other page,
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A $4,000 LIBEL SUIT
ENrEnnp ~ rRE CIRCUIT ooUnE
Against the Publishers of the Register, by
John T.. Morgan, as the Next Frlsad OF
his Niece, NIIIS Elsa NlEOn-Ths
Publication Alleged as LibsIOus,

Mr.. W. J. W. Cowden, as attorney for
the plaintiff, yesterday filed in the Circuit
Court the preliminary papers in a suit for
$4,000 damages by an alleged ltbelous
publication in the Wheeling Daily Register
Of January 18th. The title OF the suit is,
Elisa Nixon, an infant, by her next friend
John E, Morgan, rrrsus the West Virginia
Printing Company, publishers OF the
Wheeling Regisier.n Morgan is brother
OF Mrs, Williams, Miss Nixon's mother.
Miss Nixon is the young lady who sued
w. Clint Pickett for breach OF promise Of
marriage, the suit being brought by her
mother US her next friend. Mrs. Williams
being q femme cOrsit, or married woman
without q separate estate, the case was
non suited, on January nth. 1t was sub
Sequently re-entered in the name OF the
young plaintiff g uncle, Mr., Morgan, On
the day that the case was thrown out Of
Court Mrs, Williams visited the Court
House and asked Tor Pickett, who was not
there, however.
TUE LIDRLoUs PUBLICATION,
The publication which is alleged to
have been OF u libelous character, and out
OF which the present suit grows, was c
local article appearing in the Register Of
January u, purporting TO be an account
OF q visit to the Court House the day be-
fore by Miss Elisa Nixon herself, who was
represented as being excited and hysLer.
ical, and as declaring her intention 10
kill Picket as the only means left Of seCur-
ing redress for her wrongs. 1t was also
represented that this threat was Couched
in exceedingly proiaue and abusive Lam
guRge, and that the scene ut the tine was
u very Sensational one.
Miss Nixon says she called at the Reg
lister Office the day this article appeared,
and told the editor that il did her gross
wrong, as she was not near the court house
the day before, and no such scene Us de-
scribsd had ever been enacted. She de-
manded u correction. The next issue OF
the Register stated that Miss Nixon claimed
that abe was not at the court house, and
that 1t was her mother who had created
the scene.
This correction did not satisfy the young
lady aud her mother; hence the libel
Buit.
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A RARE chance for bafgalns--one Of tie
largest and finest stocks OF Dry Goods In
the city to be disposed Of within the next
90 days, BRUKs & OoFFRR.
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dissolution a,otises
NOTICE,

The eopAE1astahip heretofore c1lstIp,
Noise 4 Toe Is dissolved by mutual con' my .''''-
Noise will continue the buslntss, and WIN T.
outstanding debts aud collect ali dss,' ,yll'
AIS /; 4, MOI,
- w, 4 M 3
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LADIES who have examined dress goods
and silks marked down at Harrington 4
Co.'s, I'LL Main street, are convinced
they. are real bargains. They buy them.
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TINS champion polo players Of the
Western League at the Chapline street
rink this evening,
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PoLo-Chicago vS. Chapline street
Chapllne street rink this evening,