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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-17
i've railroads probably have some,t;,
to do with this state OF Affairs. ''-'4s

i've railroads probably have somett;,,
to do with this state OF atIain. ''s
Miss Emma Single, Of Nlilu,r,..
who has been visiting her IrS,1's,
Henry for several weeks, leil ye,ts,,Js,
for home. '''-1!
Postmaster Patterson Inns als,. 70,
letters III the office to be sent H. ~
Pleasant for the Italians at work m ~; n"
railroads near there. vac
Abram Lash and a party OF ciyi, a,
gineers are at work stalking ont ,,,s w.
tension OF Fifth street. The s,rSt n rm
be run through the grove to the road ba
yond, " '''' Ut
Mrs, Myrtle, daughter Of wa,l.,.
Hughes. was gored by COW WcJne!
day night, the horn entering the c T[SS
near an artery. Medical all Was ca T,ri
and the wound dressed. >''''4
A gentleman returning from Il trim :,
Mt. Pleasant yesterday. states tba, w. "
little quiet Quaker village is an cx az, Nv
ment over the railroad coming Tim, Nav
Men going to and from their wo,l, !,
the Wheeling 4 Lake Erie road grn IL
iects OF interest in the little town and
the gentleman says further, thattbs mSn
cannot all be accommodates. rven '' q.
private houses. A force OF men wore -, :.
leave tor Bridgeport last evenin, In h,S'
an engine out to the place OF work Tia
engine was shipped to Bridegroom in
pieces, and will be hauled out on tia
line Of the new road, where temnnrs ,,v
track has been laid, on which il Will
placed TO assist in the work. Il seems
as il the Wheeling x Lake Erie wrm
surely getting there"
About all the outside work is looa ri,
the NJ. 4. CT arch and force oi msr
are now at work on the interior. When
completed the members will hannr
recognize the building, as the inside M.
been completely changed. The winJST.
are nearly all arched and larger than l..
fore, giving better ventilation, and Il.
seating capacity will be abou, sew,
hundred instead OF five hundred as i,
fore. The old vestibHlc upstair, L,,
been removed and the doors omen ina
the auditorium from the Stairs, riyia,
more room and doing away with plan
Tor loafing At the upper landing. which
in the past has been n great annovlpc,
The semi-circle pulpit platform has been
raised several inches from the floor. and
directly in front is the communion Oh.
Gle. In the rear, separated By a nea.
little railing, is the choir box. A new
door has been cut at this point and
stairs leading 10 the grouad below built
for the choir members and minister
The Sunday school room has been prra,.
ly improved and will be the finest and
largest here when completed.
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MARSHALL COUNTY FARMS
FOR SALE.

RpIdIDv Lots In old Fnlt GruUrd' Al,
Orchard North and south Enul sfyr' IVA
south Penn street, at very luw figure
A -Four RO0mel Cottage for So .. Wax
Seven RoOmcd House, No. . 'maN ''
street, bathroom, &c, ,...., ,,.,rtf
Six Rpomcd Brick House, -o"'NW,'I '".' .a
Thirty.clghth aud Wood steel "il' JOY o.
Five R0Cmei House, no. q %odh lioa1.s';
street. all IN first class condition "." H'"''
very pleasant home. r.. ,,.,ft. Emit
Seven ROOmed House, No - '''l"
street; river lot, on high ground. .,..,,.A
Five ROomet House nj 80 AA'h'' ''''''
good property cheap. ..,.a.,..u so,
good Three ROomcd l"ltHf'
g. South Huron street, so ..,t.....t
Dwelling Houses always on hand loT .'.H
~ q q SMITH. " WIN ".
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THE GERMANIA SOCIETY

Scores Another SucCess-Ths Light Guards
and 'CyGlerS.
The Germania Singing Society's pic
mic and Summernachtgea on the Fair
grounds yesterday afternoon and even.
lug, was one OF the most successful
affairs ever given by them. In the
evening the crowd increased until there
were thousands present. The Wheeling
Light Guards, headed by the Opera
House band, marched over from the
Mcclure House about half-past eight
o'clock, accompanied by a large
crowd OF citizens and Sons of
Veterans. The new uniforms OF
the Light Guards are the regulation u.
S. Army, iull dress, and the boys present
n fine appearance in them. They drill
very nicely and were applauded all
along the line OF march. At the fair
grounds the Guards gave an exhibition
drill which was Justify applauded by the
numerous spectators.
The Opera House orchestra furnished
the music for the dancers.
The Wheeling Wheelmen were pic
turesquc feature olthe festivities. Fifty
six wheels were In line, each carrying
two Chinese lanterns and some Of them
gaily decked with small flags and other
highly colored and tasteful ornamental
tons. The riders were supplied with
whistles OF various sizes and tones, which
they blew Justify Just to hear how they
would sound. The wheeimen attracted
a large crowd as they rode through the
streets, and when they reached the Fair
Grounds were cordially received by
representatives OF the Society, 1t vas
by far the most successful demonstra-
ton yet made by the Wheeling Wheel
men, though it did not bring out the
greatest number OF wheels. There is n
very general demand for another lantern
parade over q longer route,
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

A full line of lightweight Serges, Pin
Checks and Drap do Etes, which we are
prepared 10 make up In the best style at
reasonable prices.
Bnlbriggan Underwear ut 81 90 q
Snit and upwards. Fancy Flannel Shirts
at 80 cents and upwards, at
c. HESS L. sons,
1921 l. 1898 Market Street.
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Earned-Wheeling, 5: Mansfield, /. Two base
hits-CrogHn, .. Three base hIt-0ttCrsOn. Home
run-Nan ZAnt. Struck out-By Flanagan, d; by
Miller, >. Bases on balls-OH Flanagan, ]. HIT
by Oall-by Miller, .. Wild pltChCs-Millcr, 2;
Flanagan, /. Passed balls-Iaik, l. TimC-l:ij.
umpsrc-pean.
After brief intermissiOn the second
game was commenced with Knauss in
the box. He had great speed and fine
command OF the ball, and Dillon and
NcVay were the only members Of the
Mansfield team who solved his curves.
Wheeling again hit the ball, having
twelve hits with total OF twenty-One
bases, Nicholson and Otterson making
clean home run drives. Darrah was
was knocked out OF the box in the third
inning and gave way to Green, and in
the sixth inning Green changed places
with him.
Mansfield scored in the first inning.
Darrah hit to right and Crogan and
Stencil went for it aud in colliding Gro
gan was badly hurt. Darrah wen: to
third on the mutf and scored on Darrow's
hit to center.
Nichol hit safely to center and scored
on wild pitch. Yak, Nicholson and
Crogan got their bases on balls, the two
first scoring on Stencils hit. Crogan
afterwards crossed the plate on passed
ball. In the second NiCllol hit TO center
for three bases, scoring on wild pitch.
Crogan got his base on balls aud came
home on Van SAINTS hit to left. Wheel
ing piled up four more in the third,
Nicholson's home run being the feature
Of the innings play. Dillon added one
more to the visitors score by n home
run to deep left field. In the sixth in
ming Crogan hit saFe;to center; Stencil
was good waiter and got his base on
balls, and both trotted home on Otter.
sons home run hit over the right field
fence. The attendance was about 800,
and was quite'enthusiastic. The Mans
field boys tried to delay the game in the
fifth inning when they saw the threat.
ening clouds in the west, but rain did
not save them.
The score OF this game was as follows:
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Is natures own true laxative. Il is thf
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head.
aches, colds and fevers; TO cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc
Manufactured only BY the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Franciscoi Gal.
Sold by Logan Il Co., Anton 7. hess,
Il. B. Burt and G. Menkemiller. AT
Bellaire by NJ, n, Mercer.
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in delicate health, and all who suffer
from habitual constipation, will find the
pleasant California liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup OF Figs, more easily taken and
more beneficial in effect than any other
remedy. 1t acts promptly yet gently on
the Bowels, Kidneys, Liverand Stomach,
and does not sicken or debilitate. Sold
by Logan & Co., Anton P. Hess, Il. B.
Burt and 9. Menkemeller. At Bellaire
by NJ, n, Mercer,
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Yesterday brought with it about every
thing but an iceberg. The morning
opened close, sultry, almost sitting, moi
breeze enough going to stir the leaves. The
mercury went up, up, until by noon il
scored 06 in the shade. There it stood
until 3 o'clock, when it began slowly to
take the track back BY O'Clock it had
fallen 10 degrees, but it required the
proof OF n thermometer in good standing
TO believe it. As the sun went down
the clouds began to gather and the
atmosphere seemed to be denser than
before. At 10 o'clock the rain began, at
times coming down hard. About l
o'clock the water fell in torrents, cooling
the air greatly. The storm seems to
have covered considerable area, for all
through the night the working Of the
telegraph wires was interterred with.
How could we get along without our
GtNFgf. FL ~ Tat,tflHtf
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has received full value for every cent,
and its expenditure was something that
was necessary. The Board last night
authorized Superintendent Anderson to
hold dedicatory exercises in the building
on Monday afternoon, September 8, the
first day OF school.
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FOR SALE,
(9I) Twenty.lOur Lots in CaldNC'I'' Au"'
ton TO the City Of Wheeling.

Said Lots are bounded on Tie nu'A D.. ~. NI- %
ninth street, on the east By t!..H..I "s1l o.
the south By the HanaiRA li3sa.','A.
the west By the d. & Q. x, T. ....,,.t Lind
renders them excelleu, .llc' for m'E
establishments, rr......t.' FlF
For terms and further Information sft!
''' 'S' '-N 49, IS, Y. HgGE bh3..
I3p MtrgiHi8-
Or WILLIAM NJ HASDLAS, ,-.,,.-f.l
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new AuNoFuhomoutHs
For Rent-A Furnished Room.
sOus OF NcterAns-NOtlCC.
q. \. r. Attention holiday Post.
Stocks For salc-I. Irwin, Agent.
X. q. L, Funeral Notice.
Notice TO Contractors.
Waited IIOuSekecper.
The wheeling" Jar-EwIng Bros
10 IIOuseECcpCIs-GeO ". JOhnSOn's Sons.
White Mountain FTceEers-Scsbltt 4 Bro.
pickliug SpiCes-LOgAu Il Co.
WaDted-GIrl TO do Down Stairs WOtk-llcad
oil Local.
Lost Masonic Pin-HeAd OF Local.
Base Ball-COlunbus vs.. Whcellng-Head oil
aiWanled-A GIrl-IIeaA Of Local.
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DRINK NIalto.
Wanted.

WANTED-jO FIRSTCLASS STONE
w MAsOSs, NJ Grapcylllc Ga" NpfA'. N""'
but hrst.ciass mnsOns need Apply !" ,olN
steady employment aud inirwn-u Wi,i He en.
Apply at the works to G. \. .lARh ~ aHH,,''
STARK BROS, GTecnsburs, Ia LIl- UA"
WYE WISH TO EMPLOY \ FEW
w statesmen on salary tgsel' our Eno.i u
sample to the whulc.aIc and retail ifsdr oil al.
the leading cities aud towns. Wr0rr 'hr '"'sy't
manufacturers Of our line ~ The coghlg ''yNI
two cents In stamps for iull laNlNN."'' ="
pOstAls answered. GEETLSSIAl u 70" 80, va"
CinnAtl, o. ll.-.- ~
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| now have control for this market
the popular P. p. P. Cigars, manufac-
tured by Mr., William E. Parsons, Jr.
Always u good stock on hand and orders
filed promptly. GRo, S. FEENY.
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NIoundsvllIs campmScting, August 10 to@1
Preaching by Rev. Sam Small Special
trains from Wheeling during the camp
MS follows:
Week days during camp, regular trains,
5:35, 1886, 9:05 a. ~, 1901, $40 and
9 10, and special vt 500 p. m. Returning,
leave Moundsville $40, $3.50, l0;S0a a. m,
1855, 800, 200 p. m, and special at
l0:l0p m,
Sundays, August 10 and 90, special
trains leave Wheeling 7:l5, 500, $3.50,
9:0Oa. M, tj:l0 regular, $50 and G;l0
D. m. Returning, leave Moundsyille
iO:SOa. IN. regular. Special at 400, 500,
$3.50, $50 and l0:l0p. N.
All the above trains will back into the
Camp Grounds Of Moundsviite, except
the iO:SO u. m. from Aopndsville, and
5:1Op. m. from Wheeling.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., August l7.-For
West Virginia, rain, cooler, variable
winds. For Western Pennsylvania, rain,
local storms, generally cooler winds, be-
coming variable.
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Mt. Lake has the advantage Of being
near home and easily reached. The Mt.
Lake Park Hotel offers superior accom-
modatiops at reasonable prices.
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The contract price for the building
was 1850 and that has not been ex'
ceeded in its construction as is often the
case. The furniture will cost about
$500; the slate blackboards $3.50.
These amounts with $50 that had to be
expended for deeper foundations than
had been originally contemplated, will
make the building stand the city about
$4,000.
Everything is substantial and the
money is money well spent. The city
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The thermometer at Schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
r.sistered Us follows:
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SPECIAL Low RATE EXCURSION

IT'S real happiness to sew, nov that
we have "Alile.E End"
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A LII KINDS OF BOOK AM ID 4
"A Printing neatly and promptly 'A''''
the luIellIgenceF lob Rooms,
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For Sale.
EOR SALE:

HUN SALE
MIX Dairy on National road, one iii!l WI
Of Bridgeport. Eighteen cow, one H" 'l1,, "a
milk wagon. cans aud all articles nrof'Ag "
run hfStsclnss dairy, Good fny'nt iihi,i y. u
not sold by Angus, 81, Will be offered D., pn.,,g
sale on premises. For terms gGa Ea65i,'l,
call on or address SAMUEL iILLH XXI
hull hIl.E'I''s,- 80
MARSHALL COUNTY FARNo
1H1 FOR SALE.
Highly improved farm Of 10 aTts. h.p
Soutb OF MouHdSylIIe, convenient To thuilA'r'
Schools within two miles Of mil aud ''gie. 81,
Farm OF about 20 acres, two miiv HON "''
and railroad; part bottom.
IS. V. HOnE Is BRO,
t,qn 100 MHrE,. 'Grt.
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saturday, August. IS, 10 Cincinnati VIZ
Il. = q. Railroad.
Round trip excursion tickets will be
sold for all trains, August, IS, good five
days, ut the low rate OF $3.50. Trains
leave Wheeling at 500 u. M, 9:25 a. m
and 1915 p. IN. The Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad runs solid trains through
to Cincinnati on fast time, landing pas
sengers at the Grand Central Depot in
business center OF the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-17

WHAT makes our home so happy,
now? Because Ma uses "AIile.End,'
vow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-08-17

WE have the only successful machine
and method Of demagnetizlng watches
An West Virginia
JACOB ". GRUBD, Jeweler,
Cor. Twelfth a. Market StS.
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Other Tri,State Games Played Yesterday.
At Observation-Disclosures defeated
Lima again, Outplaying them at all
points. Morrison was Knocked out OF
the box in the second inning, and
Grimm, the second baseman, was sub
stituted, but he Jared little better, and
then they wanted TO put in Sowders,
hut the umpire wouldn't have it. The
score:
Kalamazoo. . o OO22 O-s 5 3
Lima ~,,r,.,.... 0 90 900 O.? 9 5
Earned Kalamazoo, 2. BattericS-AldrICh
and Calhoun: Morrison, Grimm aud SOmmers
Umplrc-McDcrmott
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS itchersare
all sick but Gumbert, and he again went
into the box doing great work. Bacher
was hit for thirteen bases. This game
makes eight straights and five shut outs
for GAINESVILLE. The score:
Colam6us".~ 0 0 / i 0 - 3 z
Earned-zanesylllc /; Columbus, /. Batteries
-,-Gumbert and lRucr; BaChCr aud Hoencman.
lmpirc-olircn.
At Jackson-Miller caught an excel
lent game for eight innings, and scored
the run which gave Jackson the lead in
the NINTH then he spoiled it all by let
ting two balls pass him, letting in two
runs for Toledo. The score.
Toledo......... 0 0 0 o % s 3
Batterlcs-Phalcn aud Miller; McElhonc and
Legg. Umpirc-Reid.
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DRINK Malto for the nerves.

How could we get along without oul
"AIile-End? Couldn't.
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Qbt Sutelliornter.


0aioc. Nos. 20 and ~ Fourteenth Street,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-15
BucaIen's Arnica SAVE.

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhoum, few
er sores, letter; chepped hands, chill
Dalins, corns and An Skin Eruptions
and positively cures p los or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or mouey refund
ed, Price rs cents per box. For salt
by Castles, Morrison 81 Co.
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5. r. Mallory's stock of winter
clothing is being closed cut at actual
cost for cash, owing t. rctir ment
from business, his he In having
fail d. Mallory WIS ncvcra humbug
III d In this instance is most a-suredly
i'll earnest Call and examine tine
stock, consisting of the latest patterns
and cut, and mako your Sc, ctions
Rom mhcr. STRICTLY at cOst Tor cash.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-15

See the bargains in embroidery and
ladies underwear at Levine Bros
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tIVN CIRCULATION.

Notice i hereby given that the c ty
circulation of The DAILY EXAMINER
has been sold to MIR l.. c. OVERLY
commencing with the issue of Jsl-
uary !, lsSS, aud that III comrlaiuts
of irr, guarity i'll delivery etc. must
be made to him. Complaints left at
this office. however, viii reach him
Respectfully
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NOTICE OF .mh.u.u,e rru..ee,s Sal.

roNN II. Robertson, substitute trustee
duly appointed In writing 10y j. Y, smith, the
holder aud owner % two prOmssory notes for
500 on each secured by deed OF trust made
by J. b. Winelott to John II FinkS, trustee
Nv TCh 2Sih, 1883 10 secure the payment of said
not, md interest (tho said Flnks having re.
fused to perform the trustJ which aid deed OF
t.ust is recorded in Mortgage Book y, page 200,
OF McI,unau county records, to which refer
crCr + here made for details, win tcll ut the
court house door Of Mel eunHn county, nj pub
lie auction. 70 the highest bidder tor cash, on
january st ls>> between III" legal hours o
sale, the followiI described ptopo rty towit.
a part Of 4 100 acre tract out Of the j. "
stephens survey, sold by George W. Harris and
wife to W, scott, being also n part Of lOl sold
by ". Scott and wife 20 N y, CObh, bpundcd
as fpllows VII; Beginning at thc W corner
of the Whitaker lot for beginning corner OF
thi, thence : G0 ", % varas to corncr thence
>. 80 W " varas ~ feet TO cornG, thence \
I'll r % YRraS l1j9 iccuto corner; tho &c S, 70
f. l3i feet TO beginning O. rner for the Iur.
bose Of paying of tie balar &c due on SAID
note amounting toFijC00. This i'm day "'
December lS'7'
FELIN II. RoBERrsoS.
Substitute Trustee
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Losr-SlO reward VIII he I.id for
return to Waco National Bank of
pockt book containing Sl5 currency
and note tor $500. Dropped between
Waco National Hank and Austin ave-
nue.. &. IL. WHITAKER
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MRS. MISSION SOOTHING SYRUP shoi Id
always be used ior cuildTeu levlhinE II
southos the chld, softens the gums, allays al
pain cures wind collie and is the best remedy
Tor diarthoea. Twenty five cents Il bottle,
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Or, ". R. Clifton,
orsrlsT. WACO, TEX.
STREET NOTES.

Waco laundry ls the DceV'
,,ist the House of Lords.
u.co steam Laundry is the best.
For fine stationery 90 to ii Ii Bros.
IT, Mann, dentist, 4S2 Austin Ave
60 TO the Waco Steam Laundry
~ mtnce meat at b. a. Little "
Co.. ,,..oo,
Lords. ,- ,,.o
kCo. ,, .
Extracted honey at b, a. Little X
Co.,
Lords
Best cup of coffee at the Silver
Moon
Best meal in Waco at the Silver
Moon.
pemember the place-the House OF
Lords.
little Y COS.
Deposit your dimes aud dollSrs
with Mayueiu'
Everybody goes TO the House OF
Lori.
The duest lines of teas at b. ~. Li'
tie " COS.
Cbiliron school shoes at Sleeper
Clifton y Co.
.Jnciest porterhouse steaks III Waco
at the silver Moon.
The House of Lords is tue place
you are looking tor.
~ Preserves and jellies III any variety
NB. y. Little n Cos.
Or'douto for the teeth. For sale by
". A. Williamson IL Co.
Fresh country produce always in
stock at Is. a. Little " Co.'S.
Dried beet Clipped to suit purcha>
err at e. A. Little u Cos.
pou't let them tool you-you are
looking for the House of Lords.
Ladies we can tltyou in good shoes
sleeper, Clifton 81 Co.
Mayd, id allows il terest on dcpos'
It's OF Ten dollars or more.
Hill Bros. carry the hands, me.
t,,,ttorcr, in ,hn m,,k,t
mr. M Munroc. dentist 712 An.
.a,;n Ave- bet. seventh and Eighth.
r,,. y,,',.u -,
5& fee at 20 cents a hundred or $3.50 ,
m.;I".4,.;.. fra,roro,,o,h.
orino' t2,l'nl az ~ ~ d" W u; ~ 'ii'
snnrr Co
,,; -, rr wa,,;,
lr'N,'e oon ,, u'ni, t ~ ~ AVA ' VIZ
toh 'rtt,' between 'ou''" anu '''"
n. ,,,. I,.,.'.,,,'. ov.o,,.,o l,..,
NJ, W "a ~ ,,' W "a P1,.l ~ ,,,'
~ " 'tW wen ,o' ~" ! ''"' ""'''
81 i'e j. " NC 'I"'i''''
OI.""' " Deau.inos ah't AZ "' "iT ~ y
nq 'N' w. ~ guy ~ -
"'''' Il ~ w.
III bu! your meats from a. e. Cill'
,ha in of,h 'n", n nu , Xxx. ""Pp'
wv " IL le % 'he seaf 1000
Oohpncated whtch repairing IL spec
iaIty at a. d. Leslles' Experiehceah'
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n De htld next Tuesday night at 1:3
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81 corner sixth and Austin.
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the bert lire insurance companies
once corner of Fourth and Au-tl
N 'feetN' upstairs.
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8 for city business or trains, telephou
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