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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-07
PLATE GLASS WORKS.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE STOCK
Made Last EvsnluE-Tho PrOJSOtin PrOmiS.
ing shape, aud I'm the Hands of tho
Right Pnrtiss-Nsvu from all the
Local Industrial establishments.

AT the Chamber OF Commerce rooms
last evening, a meeting was held for the
purpose Of hearing practical plate glass
worker present the points in favor Of e.
tablishing such q factory here. Tho gem
tleman referred to was mentioned in the
INTELLIsEScER some time ago. He offers
to take stock, supsrintsnd the erection Of
the works and manage them after they are
completed. He regards this as q favora-
BILE location for such works, and thinks
that industry is the most profitable now
in operation in this country.
Mayor seabright presided Hast night,
and Mr.. Howard Hazlett acted as Secre-
tary. About score Of enterprising man
uiacturers, business men and capitalists
were present. The gentleman who makes
the proposition and who for business rea-
sons does not want his name mentioned
until success Is assured, was present and
made business.like proposition. he ea-
Inmates that 1t will require at least 5000.
900 to erect q plant to turn out %, 900 feet
Of plate glass q month. A site ia in view
which he thinks will suit the purpose.
Of the required sum about $40 900 was
pledged last night, and committee OF en-
ergetiC men was appointed to secure fur
Their subscriptions to the stock. The gen.
tleman has to leave Wheeling this morn
ing, but will return at an early day.
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A uAenAs CORPUS CASE
To Test tho Legality of imprisonment
Default of Fine,

To Test tho Legality of imprisonment in
Default of Fine.
The following petition, which expIains
itself, was filed in the Circuit Court yes
terday:
To Hh Honor Georot E. Boyd, Judge Of he Circuit
/ Court Of Ohto County, w. Va.
Your petitioner, Mary Hearth, respect
fully states to your honor that she is de.
tanned and confined and restrained OF her
liberty without authority OF law by W. @.
Handlan, Sheriff Of Ohio county, W. Va,
in the jail thereof at Wheeling.
She therefore prays your honor to grant
her the benefit OF the writ OF habeGS corpus,
that she may be discharged from such
confinement, detention and restraint Of
her liberty without authority Of law and
she will ever pray, etc.
The petitioner would add that on Mon
day, the 26th day Of December, 1887, Bhe
was convicted In the Police Court OF the
city OF Wheeling Of keeping house Of
prostitutionsn that because Of the alleged
failure to pay that sum and costs she was
committed to Jail, but petitioner AYERS
that the said court gave no judgment for
imprisonment in case Of her failure TO
pay said amount and costs.
Therefore petitioner says her detention,
confinement and restraint OF her liberty Is
without authority OF law and she prsys to
be discharged therefrom.
The writ was granted, rsturnable a! 8 A.
NJ to.dRy
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ANONYMOUS THREATS
Against Hotel Ksspor-vArious ItS
from M0undsVills.

Against Hotel KsspOr-vAriOus Items
from M0undsVille.
Guard Woody is sick with fever
Pilot J. B. Alexander Is on the river.
J. W. GallAher, st., Is on the sick list.
Mis- Nellie Osborne Il Ill at her home In Ben.
wood.
Mis- Anna Gamble has returned home from
Pittsburgh.
Gus Psck, Esq., has returned from an extensive
visit In Ohio.
Frank chaddoek Is talking Of buying an orange
orchard in Florida.
Mis- Ada g. Clair has returned from lengthy
wit In CAnnonsburg.
John Bloyd has returned from Baltimore, where
he was on business trip.
Work on the new Episcopal church was resumed
Wednesday, but on account OF rain was discon'
tnued yesterday.
Hanson Crswell, IT,, Is in EuStls, Florida, nom
which place he forwarded 10 d. D. Evans full re-
port Of the Illinois Supreme Court decision In the
famous Anarchist cases.
The Republicans OF MoundSville have Is yet
taken no steps toward organizing pursuant 70 the
call. They VIII probably organize IN me nenr
future, and the older Republicans will wholly
ignore the younger members Of the party, - u
usual,
The Benwood saloon keepers arrested some time
ago. were before Justice Edwards Thursday. The
fBt case called was against Tim Dolhn, which took
up the whole day and was adjourned till Monday
next There is condderRble feeling exhibited In
the trial Of these cases. more especially on the part
OF the defendants and their friends because detec-
tlye6 from Ohio were employed by some one 70 In
dupe the defendants to sell 10 them for the purpose
Of having them arrested The prosecuting attor'
ney says that It Is the only way he could catch
these men who. he says, have been constantly VIC
lAtng the law Il being impossible 10 get witnesses
from BenWoOd In court. As rule, he SAys, the
sheriff has been unable to servo processes on VIII
neSSes there. Detective +. W. Gray and another
party worked up the cases by going TO the places Of
business Of those arrested and buying uquorS.
They noted the day and date In q book and then
gave Information Of their success. These two gen.
tlemen are stopping at the Farmer Hotel, and
Mr.. William Reynolds, proprietor OF that house,
yesterday received through the poStoilce, notice
not to permit them TO stop with him, threatening
his lie and property. The notice Is In the hands
OF Prosecuting Attorney Meighen and every enort
viii be made 70 learn the Authon. II was signed
ufnun nnittnn ~
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip From
the GIRss City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip From
the Glass City.
Charles Burkhart, OF Rose Hi, Is in Pittsburgh.
There is no change in the condition Of Rev.
Father Gull.
Mr.. Schneider Is lying very low at his home in
the Fourth ward.
Howard Lewis, who has been very low with
fever, Is recovering,
The Ben Hur reIhlpped from the lower wharf
boat yesterday morning.
DR.. Smith, formerly OF this city but now Of Cleve
land, Is in the city on business.
James LeaSure, OF the Central Glass Company,
was down on business yesterday.
Capt Fred Kline has nothing as yet 10 receive
river treighton here but deck barge.
Miss Veterinarian was given = surprise party at
her home In the Fourth ward Thursday night.
Mss Celia Able has returned to her home in Fort
Wayne after pleasant visit 70 the family OF NIL
Ter Able.
Nj. Myers, ono Of the Pennsylvania CampanyS
yesterday.
Mr.. Beatty, deaf mute steel worker, Of Mingo,
was In the city yesterday. He went from here 10
Wheeling.
RE. Neal, the Livery man. bought the old ruins
Of the Cleveland Pittsburgh depot for the lumber
that was Left
Word was received here yesterday that the steam
or Shirley would be away behind, and would re-
ship here tonight
Tony Williams, an old resident hero and an
engueer on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad,
was In the city yesterday.
John Thomas, Superintendent Of the River Divis.
ion Of the Cleveland Pittsburgh railroad, was In
town yesterday on business.
One OF the large corner stones at Belmont and
Thlrty.6ith streets has sunken down several feet
on account Of the wet weather.
The boys that attended the ball Thursday night
were feeling good yesterday, as great many Of
them did not get in until morning.
A coach and smoker will be put on tho @, L. 4
W. commodRion between here, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry also 70 81. ClAinyille.
The workmen in tearing down the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh depot yesterday hltched Hn engine TO
the ruins and made them fly. They came down
pretty quick,
Crowds OF people were watching the tow boats
yesterday In the fog. They experienced Z great
deal Of trouble in going through the bridge .pers
here but no damage was done. Nothing could be
seen OF tho tow whatever.
Some thieves took II. LRndkrohu's hone and
wagon from his stable and then went 10 Joseph
Clements grocery store and were trying 10 gain
An entrance, but were frightened OF. Officer
Archer came along and found thei hone and
ungnn
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TnE PouLTRY STOW.
Yesterday the Last of the Annual j

Yesterday the Last of the Annual EE-
hibitiOn.
The Poultry Associations show at the
Capitol rink closed last night at 1Oo'cloCk.
The business was good for part Of the
day, but in the afternoon and evening the
show suffered, with the rest Of the shows,
from the heavy rain, and the attendance
was light.
owned by r. Robertson, which took the
first premium, has barely recovered from
an illness that lasted several months.
Two weeks ago he was unable to get up
flight Of steps from weakness. To cap
ture the first prlEs under such circum-
stances is matter Of pride to the owner.
The work OF scoring the birds and max.
ing the awards was pretty tedious one.
Mr.. Bicksll, the judge, completed his Ia
bors yesterday, having been continuously
ct work aince the exhibition opened.
Taken as whole, the show has been az
encouraging success, and doubtless with
the success they have achieved in the past
the managers can,mske the next annual
show surpass all Its predecessors.
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pitchers and water bottles. Shortly q
number Of shops will be put on fancy
lamps, fruit jGrs, etc. II. L. Wells will
act as secretary Of the new enterprise, and
]. W. Mcdonald ss travelling salesman.
The management 10 full Of buhness and
the workmen clever, and the new institu-
ton cannot help but succeed.
It would be criticised and denied II q
statement were 10 be made in the news-
papers now that there is probability Of
adjusting the flint glass trouble, but, not
Withstandlng this fact, we desire TO state
that III the workmen's committee are as
willing 10 settle matters as are the manu-.
facturers there Will be no long strike, II
they are not, beware Of q shutdown till
next Observation-Disclosures Independent.
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Prof. John Mullen will re-opsn his
Academy Tuesday, January 10, In Germa.
mia Hall, corner OF Fourteenth and Market
streets, A class for l9dieS and gentlemen
will be formed from ] 30 to 10 o'clock, and
will continue every Tuesday and Thurs
day.
The Professor returns his sincere thanks
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
him during the past twenty years, and
hopes for q continuance Of the sRms. All
desiring to learn to dance should call upon
him at the above time and place. When
there are sufficient number Of spplica.
tons Children's class will be formed In
the afternoons. Parents will confer q
favor by sddressing him ct No. 1l35 Mar.
ket street.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Paying for Stolen Chlckens..The Ooyns Case.
Water Works Show.


Water Works Show.
Mn. Anderson Ralston Is quite low with typhoid
fever.
ban ReerdOa returned to the city last night from
New Brighton.
Edward MSnsbarEor Is highly elGtod over the ar
rival Of Q brand new son.
Miss Mary Conkle, OF Richmond, Indiana, 10 tho
guest OF Mss Maggie Rals!on.
Rev. I. F. Walker leaves on Wednesday for his
new home in Evansville, Iud.
Yesterdays rain leaves the streets In bad shape
for the throngof people that IL expected to-day.
The parties who stole Anderson McGraWs
chickens cane 70 the front yesterday and paid one
dollar Ep!ce for some OF the poultry itolen, and
Other Will cash up to-day.
Arrangements have been made by the commit.
tee on the water works opening for tho entertain
ment OF about afty guests each at the Hanover
Hotel aud the sherman House. To-day Is tho big
gest day ever known In the history Of the city.
ThetrlRl OF William Coyne was ended yesterday
afternoon at one O'Clock, the man being honBrAbly
discharged, there not being sufficient evidence 10
hold him longer on the charge Of murder. A. soon
a. Coyne received his discharge he became much
excited and exultant, wAltZlng around the court
room shaking hands with every person so disposed.
Marshal Burns. Immediately after the man was
cleared OF the charge, reArreSted him on charge
Of cruelty, which had q very noticeable effect on
Coyne's countenRnce. His lower Jaw dropped and
back 10 his cell. A light flne, however will let the
man 70 scott free, and his case will be recorded
and dropped like the Thousands OF otheu before
him
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Postmaster W. P, Campbell, the new appoIutee,
hiss taken change and makes very good one.
DR.: Charles Windsor spent several days this week
homeSick and returned yesterday.
1t Is the intention OF the Mayor and Water Board
10 attend the formal opening OF the Martins Ferry
water works today, the weather permitting.
An auction sale OF the household effects OF I'd
Brues, the late proprietor Of the New Granite
house, will take place to-day atthe TAR building
Republican club. something after the order OF
the Lincoln club OF Wheeling, will DO Organized
shortly. The parties having tho matter IN charge
will male II 80, and the Democracy Of Brooke
county would better look well to their lAurell.
Certificates OF stock are being Issued by the
Wellsburg OIL and Gas Company 70 ali those who
have subscribed. The drillpg Of the Rayle well al
LaEeryllle has been commenced. This "a an aban.
doncd well At the depth Of about fourteen hundred
feet The fint days drilling developed consider.
able gas, but Il Is thought by the company not
Euhieient TO utilize and work will be prosecuted to
q greater lepth,
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MARTINS FERRY,s DAY,
Her Water Works to BIO Ushered into Ex
tence with EcIat.

Her Water Works to BIO Ushered Into EKis'
tenoe with Eclat.
The Martins Ferry water works are Ia
be formally indicted into existence this
forenoon, and the Wheeling fire depart.
ment, water works officials and municipal
officers will nearly all 60 over and sec the
inducing process. The exercises were to
include some hose teste under superin.
dent Dunning's supervision but Mr..
Dunning being Ill, Deputy Marshal
r. V. Ankle will have charge Of
the Wheeling troops. The Niagara's
pretty new hose wagon and the new sup.
ply wagon will be taken over, the former
being loaded with hose and the latter with
the Police and Fire Commissioners.
Mayor seabright received formal invita-
ton for himself and the Wheeling Coun.
Gil, but as he had no opportunity to lay it
bsfore Council, he requests all the mem.
bers who can TO be present to-day.
Wheeling, Bellaire and nearly all the
surrounding towns will be represented at
the blow out and unless the weather has q
bad effect Martins Ferry will have the
biggest time she ever saw.
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TnE CITY FINANCES.
Clerk Bowers Engaged in Preparing his
Annual Report.

CloEk DVNSEb AuBAkNN - AASheAAAb AA'
Annual Report.
City Clerk Bowers is busily engaged
preparing his annual statement Of the
city's financial condition for presentation
to Council at It's regular meeting next
Tuesday night. He has been so busy
with the accounts Of ex.City Collector
Crawford, looking them over preparatory
to making the final settlement with Crsw
ford's bondsmen, that he Is not as far
along with his annual statement as he
would like to be. he thinks, however,
that the showing will be q most satisfsc.
tory one. There has been 3 reduction Of
the debt, and all the departments have
kept within bounds Of the appropriations
made to them. nearly all expenditures
having been made economically.
The statement for the final settlement
with ex. Collector Crawford as drawn up
by Mr.. Bowers in accordance with the di.
rections OF the Finance Committee, shows
something over $500 due the city from
his bondsmen, or about 800 more than
Mr.. Crawiord's statement showed. OF
this difference $50 SO is q difference in the
figuring OF commissions, which Justly be-
longs to Mr.. Crawford, and will probably
be allowed him by Council.
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Tho loss on the brick building on Chap
line street, opposite the City Hall, dam
aged by FIRE Thursday night, Is estimated
ct 500. 1t Is fully covered by insurance.
The work Of repairs was commenced yes
terday morning. Messrs. Dovener &
Elson estimate their loss on library, fur
niture and carpets at 800 to $500, which
Is covered by insurance. Their principal
damsge is the loss Of their office till
repairs can be made. They will make
their headquarters during the interim OF
Squire Gillespy's office on Chapline
street south Of Fourteenth. The loss Of
other inmates Of the building will not be
haavv
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Is Natures own true laxative. It Is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to clense the system when
bilious or costive; to dispel headaches,
colds, and feyers; to cure habituRl con.
stipShon, indigestion, piles, etc, Manu-
iacturod only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Gal. Messrs.
Logan 4 Co., Anton P. Hees, r. B, Burt
and O. Menkemeller, have been appoint.
ed agents for Wheeling, W. Va.
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seryIces will be held as usual in the different
churches tomorrow.
The streets are in bad condition, and need the
services Of the street Commissioner.
James Ward, the man who made the sSRult Oh
Mrs. Mccullough, will have hearing to-day.
The G.. l.. NV. Railroad reports a steadily In
crossing business, and dnds much use for It's Ad
dltionRl car on the Bellalre aud Martins Ferry
accommodation.
The body OF Fred Lilly, who was instantly killed
by having O piece Of iion pierce his brain while
making coupling on the C., j. d ". Railroad, al
Flushing Thursday night, was brought home yes,
terdny afternoon on the $3.50 train. Mr.. Lilly has
been resident here nrSeyerRl yeArS, and was well
known and highly respected. He leaves wife and
two children TO mourn his untlmely death. Inter.
ment to-day In Rlyeryiew cemetery.
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The Grand suffered less in proportion
than other amusement resorts last even
ing, though the audience was not big.
"Delmonte" was given, and delighted all.
This afternoon and evening are the last
performances Of the Lsonzo brotheru, and
the last opportunity to see their wonderful
acting dogs, to see which, to lovers Of in.
telllgent animals, is well worth attending
the performance,
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FOR CHRISTMAS AND THE HOLIDAYS

Our celebrated KuIt Jackets, Shirts,
Dress ami Wooden; MufIlers, SILK and
Cashmere; HandkerChleis, SILK and
Linen; Gloves, all kind; Umbrellas, silk
and GlnghRn, aud Scotch Wool Under.
wear, warranted not to shrink, ut
@. HESS l. SONS.
Merchant TallOrs and Gents FurnlsherS,
1891 d 1923 Market Street.
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rhn nin.t Arr..nhI.

as well as the most effective method Of
digpslllnE Headache, Colds and Fevsrs,
or Cleansing the system, is by taking 8
few doses oil the pleassnti California liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs. MessTs.
Logan, & Co., Anton P. Hess, r. B. Burt
and o. Menksmeller have been appointed
agents for Wheeling, W. Va.
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CLERK Hook yesterday Issued mArriago
licenses as follows:
To Louis A. Corsey, aged 2S, a native OF
Columbus. and resident OF Wheeling, and
ZorS Castallou, aged 10, native Of Par
kersburg and resident Of Wheeling.
To Charles Blum, aged -, and Johanna
Veterinarians, aged "A, natives Of Ger.
many and Residents Of Wheeling.
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Che Gnteui2eurar
oaiOOi Nos. as aud a. fourteenth Street.
Now Advertisements.


For Rent-Eo. % Thirteenth street.
For Rent IT Eo-EtoIy Brick House.
For sale-A Desirable Reiidence.
Notlce-To Knights OF the Golden Eagle.
Conner & Sntdekcr- Fancy GrocerS.
For Rent-Kmsheimer a 20.
For Rent-Zane & stalnnker.
Bar Association Meeting.
Notice-aemberS Of Belmont Lodge No, loS
Knights OF PythiRA
chamber Ses-STing Bros.
For Rent and For sale-JameI A. Henry, Real
CieSrnnee SalO-Geo. r sulel & Co.
Letter List-FOuTth page.
Religious EO'ices-Fo1nh page,
Peace on EArth-Third page.
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WARRINGTON, D. O., Jan. For West
ern Pennsylvania and West Virginia rain,
followed by fair weather; IN West Virginia,
warmer followed by colder weather, Light
10 fresh variable winds.
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SCRATCHED % YEARS.
A scaly, Itching, Skin Disease with
Endless Suffering Cured by
CutIcura Remedies.

uIhAd known Of the Cuticun Rem0ditb TWEEN.
ty-elght yean lRo Il would have taved mo Gsocoo
1.-Two hundred dollRrS) and an immense amount OF
sudTTinR. NY disease lPBoriAiis) commenced on
my mead IN spot not larger than cent ItGpread
fGpidly all over my body and got under my nails
INC IcaiCs would drop on OF me all the time, aud
nv sufeTing was endless, and without relief. one
thousand dollars would not tempt me TO have TINS
dlseOJe over again. i An poor man, but feel rieh
10 30 relieved OF what some Of the doctors BIid
was lepTOsy, rome nuRworm, pSoriA4l, etc,
tool - aud = sRnApATiliAl over one year and
and hall, but no cure. went 70 two OF three
DOCTOR and no cure, ] cannot praise the CuucurA
RemedIeS TOO much. They have made my skin a
clear aud free from scales Rs baoys. AL 1 USED
Of them WAS three boxes OF Cuucufa and three
bottle OF UCticun Kfsolyent and two cakes OF
CutIcurG Soap. Iiyou had been here aud said you
would have cured me for 500 % you would nave
had the fn0ney. looked like the picture IN your
book Of Ps0rilEiS (plcluru number Two HOW 70
CuTe rkin DlseRset'l but now am a. clear o. any
penon ever WAS Through force OF habit rub my
hCndE ever my arms and legs 70 scratch once IN 2
while, but 10 no purpose. 1 AN AL well
scratched twenty eight yeAiB, and u got 70 be
Kind Of second nature 20 me. thAnE you thou
sand times AuytbinR moro that you want q
know write me. or any one who reads this may
WV ~ DESEIS DOWNING.
WATERBURY,, W.. Jan. 20, 1881.
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THRER mile straiSht.a.way race Of the
AihambIa rink tonight between Eugene
Hanke and Jesse Burkels, Of this city, for
a purse Of $50. Burket. to recsiys one lap
start.
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nFCHAPLINE STREET N. d.
Wy CHuRCH-Rey ". @. RiheldAheF, pSStor,
Preaching ~ 1890 a m. and D. N. By ne "a.
toF. Bermona aud themes suited 70 the feyiTal
service now IN progrOu. Service eyery niRht nsTt
department, "a. nj advanced department., Z o n.
TSN0RTH STREET n. Z. CHURCH
Wy corner Filth and Market ltreetS-ReV- ~
=. Dryden pastor Preaching at 1880 4. -. and
Up "a, The pastor win preach IN the mofninS.
ana IN the evening the Rev. 5. Z Jones, P, &, viii
preach and administer the sacrament Of Tho LoIdiS
Supper. Sunday school a. 2 p. N. Young pso.
Ple,s meeting Ste ?. m, subject, THE Danger oi
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IT is neither pleasant nor profitable to
hear people constantly coughing when
they could be easily cured by % cent
bottle Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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MES's fine Lace, Button and Congress
Shoes 81 IS, worth 81 70, at
SToHR's CASH SHOE STORE.
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CtosISo out q lot OF women's heavy
Lace Shoes OF 81 90, worth 81 80, OF
SroNs's Cash SHOE SroRE.
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The Thermometer OF schnepFs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday, reg
istsred az follows:
~ M m...,... Sesth Tier; %