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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-14
SPECIAL REPORT PROM TIE MAYOR.


Mayor Seabright reported that ut the
State Immigration and Development
Convention recently held here he, at
the suggestion OF number OF citizens,
pledged the.cjty for 500 10 aid the I'm.
migration Society in It's work, lie asked
that Council approve Of his action and
order the amount paid over, He also
reported that in the thirteen months
he had filled his office the city had been
visited by official delegations from q
number OF other cities and that it had
been his misfortune to he called upon to
entertain them, lie had done this ~
the hest OF his ability, and had AZ the
same time been as economical rs pos
sible. For bucks, theatres, lunches, re-
freshments, ETC., he had In the thirteen
months expended 500.
The Clerk was instructed to draw or
ders on the contingent fund to meet
these amounts.
On motion oil Colonel Caldwell, the
rules were suspended for the purpose of
passing a resolution granting Lieuten-
ant Junkins, OF the police force, full pay,
S54 90 for the 20 days he was forced 70
lay off this winter on account OF slck=
ness, The resolution was adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Cruise sought 10 have the rules
suspended for the purpose OF consider.
ing resolution directed to the Board
OF Police and Fire Commissioners, in-
Quiring why they had not reported to
Council the names OF men selected to
fill the places on the police force, made
h the increase ordered. The Branch
refused to suspend the rules by u vote of
fourteen TO nine.
Joseph Campbell, by his attorney,
Col. W. W. Arnett, called the attention
Of Council to the fact that in 1885 he had
obtained y Judgment against the city be-
fore Justice Pdterman, 'lQr S'seOL tor dam
ages sustained by the loss OF an eye
wilhelm the Work House andworking in
the stone quarry. The city had en-
deavored to get IN appeal, but failing in
that had never settled his claim: The
matter WIS referred to the Committee
on Claims,
A large number OF resolutions and De-
titions were referred to their appropriate
committees.
In the First Branch another vote was
had on Col, CRldwell's resolution proyid-
ing for an enumeration and redistricting
ofthc city, and it was again passed by n
majority vote thereby putting in force.
The matter OF allowing the Water Works
Commissioners TO pthGeed with the
building of new and higher basin was
unanimously approved. This Branch
also gave lis consent to the settlementof
the BurgGsOn claim;
The new business received from the
Second Branch was nearly all considered,
and the action had In the lower body
coBcurrei III with the following exccp-
tons; The matter Of an increase in the
salary of the City Sexton was referred
to the Committee on Salaries. The or
dinance increasing Fire Department
salaries was referred to the Board OF
Police and Fire Commissioners for re-
mort as to the increase in the mems
Salaries made by the Second Branch.
Considerable discussion was had over
this matter.
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INFANTILE
Skin Diseases!

lnflnt six months old, was attacked with u virtl
lent malignant skin disease. All ordinary rem
edlCs failing, We Called our family physician
who attempted to cure It; but Il spread with al
most incrediblC npldlty, until the lower portion
his back down TO his knees. was one solid nsh
ugly, painful, blotOhed and malicious, We hRt
no rest ut night, no peace by day, Flnully ",
were advised TO try the GUTlCORA REMEDIES
Tho effect WIS simply marvellous, IN three o.
four weeks complete cure was wrought, lcavinI
the little fellows person aS white and healthy "
though he had never been attacked, In N!
opinion your valuable remedies waved his life
we'll, no repetition OF the disease having &C
Cured. GEO b. SMITH,
Atty at Law and cx.rrOs. Atty, Ashland, o.
Reference: ]. 9. West, Druggist, Ashland, y.
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LOCAL BREyITIRs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About the
City.

Nikys
MArrxEEs at both theatres to-day.
The GRAND this evening" Davy
Crockett"
OPERA HOUSE this eyening-Baid:twfh
Theatre Company in ''lhe Danites.
TIE No. 9 sheet mill at the Crescent
is of for several days owing to broken
roll.
THg man fined in Police Court Mon
day was not James Baldwin, but James
Bolden.
A MOVEMENT is on foot at Washington
Pa. 10 establish third glass works there;
A meeting OF citizens has been held ana
Board OF Managers appointed to boom
the thing along.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted 10
record deed made March Toby Nichoias
Caus and wife to John @. Stoltze, in con.
sideration Of 5000, for lot 10 on the pla'
Of town lots laid out by Theodore Fink
ELIZABETH S. Thomson was yesterday
app6inted administrator OF the estate OF
George W. Thompson, deceased ahI
Caye bond in the sum Of 5000, with D.
| y. Camden and George W. Thompson u
sureties.
Quake the month of February, the tn,
men in the Work House worked 2OI
DAYS. Forty.four cart loads OF stoh'
broken bythem were hauled to the ere
masory r6ad which; has been In such
bad condition.
Tnr clustering winter weather ha'
the effect OF reducing the audience a
the Grand last evening. Mr.. Edwin +
MAYO presented "Davy Crockett" pleas
ing the audience greatly. The piGGc.'
will be presented ut the matinee TIL
afternoon and again this evening.
TIE following has been received, en-
dorsed, "for the funny editor" -
I committee OF our citizens should hav
taken Colonel Jack Dempsey, the cham
pion middle weight, through our leadi,n!
manufacturing establishments on HI
visit here yesterday. There's notnln
tickles the Professor so much as lirs'
class mill, and we have some 'dandle'
here" There is no clue to the perpetr'
Tor. but the police are on the track
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THE union R. R. BRIDGE.
Annual Meeting Of stockhoId-
ers Here Yesterday.
VIEWING THE TERMINALS.
Two Railroad Companies Interested
Re-elect the Old Boards of Di.
rectors---Thc Progress Made
In the Prelimlnaries.

The stockholders OF the Wheeling &
Harrisburg Railway Company, the cor
poration which is to build the union
railroad bridge over the river here, met
yesterday in this city in annual session
and reelected the old Board OF Directors.
The Board then held u meeting and re-
elected the former officers, Judge r. II.
Cochran being the President.
Subsequently q meeting was held at
Martins Ferry of the stockholders OF the
South Pennsylvania Railroad in Ohio, a
corporation whose franchise and project
covers the track from the west end Of the
union bridge to Bowerston. This com.
pany also reelected the old Board and
officers, III
In the afternoon the Board Of Direct,
Ors Of the Wheeling 4 Harrisburg road
went oyer the lines Of the company's ter.
mlnals and connections in this city, and
viewed the approaches tothe bridge site
and the routes by which the various in
dustries Of the city can be reached.
The company has made us great pro-
gress as it could in the surveys, and ex'
l,eets soon to have the preliminary work
finished. The present unreasonable
weather efIectually prevents any field
work, and made the trip Of the Directors
yesterday anything hut an enjoyable
6ne.
The call for ameeting Of the Wheeling
& Lake Erie road to be held ut Toledo
March 81, to decide as to the construc'
ton Of the extension from BOweHtown
southcastto Wheeling and also the propo'
sition to convert the outstanding ~, 0OC
shares OF stock into preferred, 10 be sn'
perior to common hereafter issued, has
been revoked on account OF some intor-
mality, and meeting called for about u
month later,
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Probably no one thing has caused such
general revival Of trade at Logan &
Co.'s drug store us their giving away to
their customers OF so many free trial bot.
ties of DIR. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption. Their trade is simply
enormous in this very valuable article
from the fact that it always cures and
never disappoints. Coughs, colds, asth.
ma, bronchitis, Group, and all throat and
lung diseases quickly cured. You can
test it before buying by getting n trial
bottle free, large size 81. Every bottle
warranted. 3
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FOR SALE.

We offer for sale about IS Acres Of land Just
cast of the Court House, MoundNllC W. w.
on which Is II largo dwelling house aud ouibusla
ings, fruit trees, shrubbcry, &c.
This land lies SO that i've Of the princllsi
streets extend through II.
This land will be sold as whole or 10 parcels
to suit the purchasers. Terms casy.
Also, about FORTY Building Lots allolh'a!
ame. Inuuirc OF J.w. GALLAIIEI
JOHN N. TURNER
II. W. HUNTER,
mri MOundsyilc, wa
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SPRING and Summer Stock Just re.
cCiyed-tllc largest and most complete
In the city, consisting Of Suitings, Panta.
lOOnings and OrcrcOatingS which will
be made up in the lnteSt Of styles and at
the lowest reasonable prices. First
class work and 1T guaranteed. Our
Gents Furnishing Department includes
all the Newest Novelties of the season.
c. HESS l. SONS,
Nos. 1891 s. 1898 Market Street.
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THE HOLMAN


Look before you buy. When buying nAby
Carriages be sure you 70 o o. Q. Genthor's and
sec the Holman Adjustable Baby Carriage, me
best thing In the market Cost you no more
than any other carriage. Can be made into a
house caTrihge, crib, crAdie and hIctgh. ANY
child large enough 10 have charge OF a baby can
make the change In = few seconds. Remember.
they can only be bought Of o. c. Genther. ihe
sole agent for West Virginia.
te2fDAw &C, GENTHER, 1905 Main 81.
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IcIIdIrt Tr7bHnt. "T"'--| ="
The Wheeling INTELMGEScER, for solid
and reliable news, is the most interest,
ing paper which comes to this office
from West Virginia. It's stand in local,
scientific and political circles cannot be
excclled. The new dress which it has
been placed in makos it present Il fine
appearance. With such men ut the head
OF it us Frcw, Campbell & Hart, it will
nlWnvs be on deck,
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THE YEARLY EsTlMATEs

The estimates prepared by the follow.
ing named departments and committees
OF their probable expenses for this year
were referred to the Finance Committee.
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The Sow prldgeport rre.byterinn church.

The New bridgeport Presbyterian Church.
The Building Committee Of the Kirk
wood Presbyterian Church at Bridgeport
have contracted with Messrs, O'Neul 4
Funk, OF Hannibal, O., for the erection
OF building Of brick with stone trim
mings, 81 by SO feet with q tower l20
feet high. The auditorium is 81 ny Il
feet, with pulpit on side, n pastors study
to the right Of the pulpit 0 by II, IN
organ loft back Of the pulpit and choir
on tho left 8 by 10.
IN infant class room II by 20 at one end,
and two bible class rooms at the other,
y by ~, Also library room al on the
same floor. There willlbe a ladies' room
above the infant class room u by 20 and
an alcoVe 0 by 10 adjoining The build
ing is to be completed ready for the pews
by October /, ut cost Of Sl2,65O,
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The items contained in the Boards re.
yised estimate and which were not re-
ported in Yesterdays account Of the
meeting, ut which the estimate was made,
are as follows:
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0fthe amount asked for by the City
Prison Committee $4,000 is for new
Work House. The Committee on Lights
reported that the estimated receipts Of
the Gas Works for this year were $685.
GA s.; the balance OF cash on hand at
the beginning Of the year was Sll,ll5 46,
making the estimated amount available
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is natures own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head.
aches, colds and teyeB; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, Sun Francisco, Cal.
Sold by Logan & Co., Anton 7. Hess,
H. B. Burt and G. Menkemillor. At
Bellairo by n. N. Mercer.
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and the efficacy of its action have rem
dered the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup ofFigs, immensely popu-
lar. II cleanses and tones up the clog
Cel and ieverish system, and dispels
aches, colds and fcvers. Sold by Logan
& Co., Anton p. Hess, r. b. Burt and
Q. Mcnkcmiller. At Bellaire by NJ. n.
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sioners presented resolution increasing
the salary OF its clerk from 500 to sos per
month, and an ordinance increasing the
salary Of the Chief of the Fire Depart.
ment from $1,000 to $1,000 per annum.
The resolution was adopted by vote oil
II to II, but US it involves an expenditure
of money and failed to receive n two
thirds majority vote, the resolution has
to lay ON the table until the next meet.
ing, when another majority vote will put
It IN force, SO fur as the Second Branch is
noannrnnl
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Tbe Sntelltot1rttr,
otlicei Nos. ::S nntl 9 : FoarteentIl street.


wanted-A Good Girl.
Wantcd-PHrty To Invest.
Flowers for Weddings, Parties, Funerals, &c.
Rose Canfn-R. II. List.
Trustees SAlc-Ernesi j. MCtznCr.
Meeting Of ockhOldcH-Nickcl'Plate Glass
Company.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Lots Near Elm Grove For Sale.
Dan l.. rragcr--Job Printing oAice-Fourtl
For Sale or Rcnt-Housc No. 10 Fifteenth St.
Fourth page.
For Snle-DCslrabIc Rcsldcncc-Fourth page.
The Holman Adjustable baby Carriage-fourth
page.
Found In Tca--FOurth page.
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A BIG RUN OF BUSINESS
Disposed Of Last Evening by
the City Council.
THE ESTIMATES REFERRED
Interesting Report From the Mayor
A Proposed Increase in the Fire
Department saIarIes---Resu'
lar Committee Reports.

The regular meeting of Council last
evening was largely attended by mem
hers notwithstanding the disagreeable
weather. Those absent from the Second
Ranch were 1Icssers. Bremen, Miller,
Prayer. vockler and Wbytc. Mr.. Dob
bins was the only one absent from the
First Branch. Both branches were in
session about two and one-half hours
and disposed of considerable business.
A large mass of business that had &c
cumulated on the table of the Second
Branch was disposed OF and the tablein
the First was about cleared up.
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Ii Won will kindly call at our Office we
will July demonstrate the World Type
Writer TO be practical writing machine.
II is rapid, legible and easily operated.
The price Is within the reach Of all. See
Epw, L. RosE 4 Co.
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Tntl
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Local and through tickets via Pan.
Handle. baltimore ( Ohio, Ohio River
and Cleveland, Lorain 4 Wheeling, also
steamship tickets, on saleat Union Ticket
Office, No. 100 Market street.
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WAsnrSuTox, D. c., March l4.-For
West Virginia and Western Pennsylva-
mia, lightto fresh sOutherly winds, colder
followed by warmer fair weather, except
brisk winds with snow on the lakes.
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EvERYLADY attending the matinee at
the Grand Opera House this afternoon
will receive a handsome souvenir Of
DaYy Crockett,
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to meet expenses, $50, 1901. The est.
mated expenditures deducted from this
leaves a balance OF Sll, z5l II.
The Board Of Public Works revised
estimate OF the amount It will need is
classified as follows:
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aG1vE us a rest" cried a bootblaek,
from the gallery Of the Opera House, to
party who had been constantly
coughing during the performance:
use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup" chined
in another.
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Sold everywhere. Price, cutlcura, 5Oc.: Soap,
&C.; ReSolvGnt, 81. Prepared by the PoTTEK
DRu6 AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
nB-send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases" e.
pages, 80 illustrations, and 100 testimonials
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BEhSBERG.
The wcllsburs Light Gunrds-sult Against
u GINS Company.


u Gas Company.
The new military company, "wcllSbug Light
Guards" met rs per adjournment In the Mayors
office on Monday night with all the officers pres
eRt, None Of tho committees appointed nj the
previous meeting We're able 70 report and they
were continued. The following letter was re-
ceved from the AdjutAnt aud read to those pres
ent:
WHEELING, March 10, 1855,
To Geo. W. McCto1rR En-:
Ny DEAF SIR;--sYolrs Of yesterday to hand. l
am indeed much pleased at the progress you
have made in The, Organising OF the "wGllsburg
Light Guards" shall AT once correspond with
Governor Wilson nnd muster you us soon US pos
slble. This IL no secret organization, nor pOlit-
icnl party and need not organize for that pllr-
pose, for they Will not be mustered In, These
military companies must be- qOa.igqgfisGnt Other.
and II Is tho desire Of tile Governor aud myself
TO have them organized for permanenCy. shall
go up to see you some time next week, Hoping
you will so on drilling and that y0hF roll may
be increase ! am very "aly SaXgFnAxaurrx.
Tho roll has now Increased 10 about fifty MON.
bcrs who took their first drill lesson In the Tnrr
building on Monday night and acquitted them.
selves very credithbly under the immediate sll.
PerylsiOn Of Capt: Z. 7; sloe!5Ng, They VIII get
The case OF lIclsley VS., Wellsburg Gas Com.
PaRy Is on trial. Hclsley sues tho company for
$4,000 damages 70 property by reason VI an OK.
ploSlon February y ISL 1T which time II Will
BE- FegsRNl S,bS properly was destroyed
one and will occupy about three days OF the
court. Both sides are represented by able GQHn.
sci, Hon. J. Il, SOmcrville, J. X. BtadIuGR, Judge
Melvin and ). z, iaiReE iat NE Plalatia: ". +.
Hubbard aud II. q. Acrvey for the defense.
Miss Maggie Elliott, charming young lady
from stcu6cnvIlle, Is the guest igF q few days Of
Miss Maggie HFipyI " " -
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NOTICE.
have this day admitted Mr. II. II. DUNLEyy
Rs u partner IN the Union Planning Mill.
W. \. WILSON,
, Successor to IIanes 4 Wilson.


The undersigned will opentc the Union pt,,
Ing Mills. and manufacture every descFiniIoS az
Planning MIL Work on short notice. NJ Low pTIc,,
We have hinge stock OF Lumber, latb, ShinEe,
and public genemlly. II will be- 10 The intes,'S,
Of those who contemplate building 10 rri nm,
prices before making contracts.
In connection with the above We wifi also cnn.
tlnuC to engage In manufacturing Nail Krg. and
General COOpemgc. ~"'
We hope 10 merit share Of public patrppa,.
by paying strict attention u business and m
needs OF our customers.
WILSON & DuNLEVY,
mr. Office, t8S Main Stt,,t
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RvgRY LADY attending the matinee at
Grand Opera House this afternoon will
receive n handsome souvenir portrait OF
Dayy Crockett.
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S. HORKHEIMER & son, dealers in
Wool, Furs and Pelts, have removed
their Office from 1912 Main street, to
their Factory foot Of JacOb street.
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General Notices.
4 ENCOURAGEMENT.

/, the undersigned, do hereby announce my.
self candidate for the nomination FoR SIlrpl,,
Of the County OF Ohio, West vlryInla, subject I,
all Democratic rifles.
ics JOHN RORRFCUr
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FOR SALE.
(s4) TwCnty.lour Lots in Caidwclis AddI'
ton to the City Of Wheeling.

Said Lots arc bounded on the north by Twcag'
ninth street, on the east by Fillmore s'rreI W
the south by the HAndlRn lOmeblchdi Ahu w
the west by tho d, & U. r. i. ,.n,.l
Their prOXImIty 20 the above named faitS4
renders them excellent sites for manufacturers
a., ,el.
For terms aud further Information apply"
". v. HOGE 4 BRO,
1850 Market street
Or WILLIAM N. HASDLAS, ..e,,
aus s. Cor. ChaDllnc & slNtCchIh -
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CT0CKs FOR SALE.

- ASSNS iSAS SHhAA'
5 Shares ElsOn Glass Company.
q Shares lnlIelle Nail MIL.
70 Shares BenwOOd Nail Mill.
25 Shares Junction Nall Mill.
10 Shares Peabody Insurance. Company -.
Also, For Rent, II twost0ry Brick Dwelling,
with rooms, No. 2!lO ChapliHC street, and u two
story Brick Dwelling, with 10 rooms, on south
Front street, Island. /. IRWIN, Agent,
fc:Q No. II Twelfth Street.
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LuM eAGo.

carrlaue.-lYhy so many devinto from
n graceful carrinsc may be HcGohhteu
for In as many ways as thGie ate ms
shapen beings, and even lhe SohilOn
neglect Of moderate exercise W MY
mortals IS often thecause"I tame 0''eA9'
MUSCULAR WEAKNESS.
Lame Back.-Ths spinal column Is the
maif.stny Of the body, which siilIenss
m the straight man or woman, and
nature has provided muscular supports
10 hold It erect with cnsc. All muscular
weakness Is ut once either an indication
that tho muscles are relaxed or over
strilincd.
TWISTED OUT OF SHAPE.
Dlstortlons.-Men and women rcCklessly
twist themselves out Of shape, ind the
f0llies Of fashion and the greater i0llics
OF luxury, persisted IN, result in tile
few standing Nraight and the many
bending down. Stern necessity also IS
tho cruel parent Of the worst cases Of
bodily distortions.
SYMPTOMS.
palns,-Dnt penalty must DO paid, end
tile same Is realized IN sudden, ncutO
main or stubborn, dOgged ache, Those
which atiiict the back are the most
insidious or subtitle They come OF
times without warning; We rise from q
sitting or leaning posture. to find the
back so crippled or strained as to cause
acute suffering; and this IS the precurso:
oil Lumbago.
TREATMENT.
Cure.-As In the chronic stage OF Rhcr.
maiism, rub the parts afflicted freely
with ST. JACOBS OIL; rub hard and
yigorously, producing warmth, and II
de pain Is slow in yielding, wrap the
parts In flannel stepped in hot water
Sand wrung out,
soAJy DIo1iS., and DcaiEI EreTnrhze.
Tho Charles a. vogOior CO., BALTIC, Md.
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DOR RENT-DWELLING HOUSE
II No. Ills Chnpllnc street, formerly occupIei
by DIR. Dlckey. Possession given at once Il d.
sired. WM. l.. MCFiiAii,
UCS lhb Market Street
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The Thermometer Mt Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered us follows:
ia, ln..,,..., ..." 3p. m ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
3 h.,,.:..,..... III s6assss5is 81
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For Sale.
E0R SALE.
EoR SALE LOW.

FoR SALE LOW.
Farm OF 2J7 Acres within two miles Of first.
clRss sutton on Il. & o. Railroad 100 acres under
cultivation andthc residue In unCullcd timber
oak, poplar aud walnut. ~
fcS2 1900 Market Street
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EOR RENT-TIE DHEII{yG
II House, No. VS. Main street, nj present nI,N.
pied by Mrs. Henry lIOrkheImcr. PoSses,jen
given April |, Apply to X. q. DAi2EiI. III"