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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-10
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Matters of Minor hzomsnt in aud About
the City.

Matters of Minor Moment in and AbOuI
the City.
OPERA HouaE this eysniDg-"A Rag
TEE Ga.sDthis ovsning-"Mary, Queen
Of scotts."
A FRESH man named Brine was sent up
from Police Court yesterday for indecency
in public.
TIE GilCbrist property was yesterday
bid up to $4,000 and the sale was indef'
nitely postponed.
IT is matter OF common remark that
the days are growing longer and the cold
Is growing stronger.
BURGLARS attempted TO get into 3 house
on South Delaware street, leland, night
before last, but were frightened of.
PRoP. MULLEN will give his present and
former pupils a reception on Tuesday
evening, FEBRUARY IA. VIII be select.
JOHN STEIN, youth employed at Frank
Luiz's carriage works, fell through q
hatChwRy and was severely hurt about
the body and limbs.
The Board Of County Commissioner
will meet at 10 o'clock this forenoon 10 can
vas the official returns Of the vote on the
Union bridge subscription last Saturday
The Republican voters Of the Eighth
ward will hold meeting this evening tc
organize and elect delegates to the League
meeting ST the Opera House next Wed
nesdsy.
THERE ia rumor on the street that the
old Grant House property has been pur
chRsed from Mrs. Mary Altman by parties
who will build on 1t large moderr
building containing number OF hata.
TIE Primrose Fishing and Hunting
Club will give q grand benefit ball at thu
Turner Hall this evening. The arrange
ments are in the hands OF q COMMITTEES
which assures an enjoyable time TO oil wit
ara present.
LAST evening q natural gas FIRE set fir
10 the msntel in rear room in the houst
Of Mr.. MCGGrrelI, on the Second war;
market square. The fire was discovered
in time and extinguished with no damagt
except the destruction Of tho mantel.
CONSTABLE LAUCHLIN yesterday arreste'
Emmett Wells, Colored, who ia charged
with being party to the highway EobbeT.
last August Of which Charles Boggs wa
convicted. Wells was sent to jail to wal
q hearing next Monday. His vile wa
fined 81 and costs for abusive language t
the officer, and jailed in default.
WHEN Charlie Reed, the Old Sport o
Hoyt's "Rsg Baby" waa running hi
minstrel troupe in San Francisco, he wa
approached one day by his advertising
agent and asked what he should be calleC
on the bills for the following week. "Jus
the plain comedian" said Charlie, and q
that he has been known ever since. ID
preferred to win recognition by his merit
rather than through the fulaome sdieC
tiyes OF the bill.WTiter.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad,

Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. R. ]. Welsh, Of Kelsey, Ohio, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Anton Reymsnn returned yester.
day from Canton, Ohio.
Col. W. P. Thompson, wife and son, Of
New York, are visiting Judge Thompson,
OF Leatherwood.
Mr.. John 8. Hastings, Of Ironton, 9
well-knOWn iron man, formerly oil this
city, is in the city, the guest Of relatives.
Mr.. H.. A. Albright, Of Baltimore, for
merly resident Of this city, is here for
few days visiting his children and friends.
MeesIs. William Wilt, OF Oharleatown, L.
F. Upwright, OF Hsrper's Ferry, and s. O.
Young, OF Jefferson county, are at the
McLuIe house.
Col. Jerry Hill, the Rell-known hotel
man Of PaTkersburg, is sgain dangerously
Ill, and this time it is feared that there is
no hope for his recovery.
Prof. Louis Gaus, Of the Opera House
orchestra, the Government gauger at this
point, Is confined 10 his house by a
threatened attack OF typhoid fever.
Mr.. Harry La Tour, business manager
OF the charming and populnr soubrette,
Matte ViCkers, is in the city making ar
raugementa for the appearance OF his star
at the Grand the last hall Of next week,
Mr.. S. W. AndreRs, Of Uhrichsville, o.,
an extensive contractor for furnishing
railroad companies with ties and bridge
imbeIs, Is at the Mcclure house. He
comes here on business with Judge
Cochran.
Mr.. Otto Jaeger, formerly at the head
Of the cutting and engraving department
at Hobbs, Brockunier & Co.'s glass works,
now filling similar position in the new
glass works at FoHtoTia, is home on
weeks Wait. His many friends will be
pleased to learn that he ia prospecting.
Miss Belle Mondel entertained q mum.
Der OF friends in q delightful manner, at
her home on Twelfth street last evening.
The affair was given in honor Of her guest,
Miss Lila Ingalls,, Of Zlnesyille. Progress
sivs euchre wss the principal amusement
OF the evening and 1t was entered into
with lively zest by all, the contest for
the prizes being quite exciting. Refresh
ments were served.
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Concerning the story that "Blinkey"
Morgan and johnson Oarrothers, formerly
Of Mount Pleasant, are one and the same,
an 1NTRLLIGRSCER reporter learned from
q letter received yesterday from Mr..
Frank Maxwell, Of Columbus, who has
been acquainted with CRrrothers from
boyhood, that no is not "Blinkey" Nor.
gam. Mr.. Maxwell visited the psniten.
tiary purposely to satisfy himself and
Csrrother's many friends in Mount Pleas.
ant as 10 whether the latter and Morgan
were one, and he positively asserts that
the story 10 that effect ia untrue. The
friends OF Carrothers and many acquaint.
ances have already disCreditsd the sen.
sational story, and considerable indigna.
ton is felt in Mount Pleasant that such q
we'll connected resident as was Carroth-
ers should be falsely identified as con.
demned murderer.
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Improving tho Panhandle.

Five hundred men are employed this
winter on the double track extension be.
tween Bulger and Hanlin's, on the Pan.
Handle, and the work is being rapidly
pushed. The double track from Bulger
to Pittsburgh was constructed by contract
work, under the supervision OF the engi.
neers connected with u. ]. Becker's de-
partment. The work on the road bed
that Is being done is in the charge Of the
maintenance Of way department and is
under the immediate supervision OF Fred
Fl. Hatch, assistant engineer in charge Of
construction. The construction Of that
part Of the rosd bed betSe Bnlger and
Hsnlin embraces come Of the most diff.
cult places on this division, including the
widening OF tho narrow arch in Dinsmore
tunnel and a number OF the deep cuts and
fills. Notwithstanding the cold weather,
the work Is going along rapidly and ere
long the taaCka OF the Panhandle will be
double between Pittsburgh and Steuben-
vile. The company slso propose to con.
stIuct several stone bridgsS during the
coming summer to Teplsce some Of the
Howe truss iron ones nov In use.
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zee "AEoNTn,s MINpn
Services for the Late Rev. Father Gull, at
Bellairo.

Bellairo.
The "MonLh's Mind" services for the
late Rev. Father D. B. Gull, Rector Of st..
Johns Church, BsllRire, were held In that
church yesterday morning. A consider
able number OF the faithful Of the parish
and Of the reverend clergy were present.
Rev. n. E. PilgeT, Rector Of st. MGry's
Chuich, Lancaster, Ohio, was celebTAnt Of
the solemn Requiem Mas, and was as
sisted by the Rev. F. ]. Campbell, Rector
OF the Church Of the Immaculate Ooncep-
ton, Dennison, Ohio. Rs Deacon, and the
Rev. ]. 8. Hannah, Rector OF St. Mary's
Church, Shawnee, Ohio, as sub.deacon.
ReyB. James ]. Hartley, OF Stsubenville,
and L. W. MulhAns, OF Lit. Vernon, %
Acolytes, and the Rev. ]. ]. McCAnn, Of
Hartersville, as censsr-bssrsr. Very Rev.
J. B. Murray, r. D., Of UTbSnR, Ohio,
an eloquent and instructive sermon on the
priesthood. During the MACS many Of the
parishioneTs and the socialists approached
Holy Communion. The music OF the
mass was rendered in a very superior
manner by the regular church choir. At
the ofertory the "BsnediCtus" was sung.
In the sanctuary were present, besides the
above-named clergy, Rev. 7. ]. 0'Reilly
and ]. P. White, Of the Cathedral, Colum-
bus; ]. B. Kuehu, Of Marietta; A. NJ.
Leyden, OF Toronto; 81. P. McMenRmin,
Of Benwood, and William McDermott, the
Rector in charge Of Bsllaire.
The ceremonies during the services
were conducted by the Rev. @. F. Schilpp,
OF the Cathedral Of this city.
The RI. Rev. ]. A, Waterson, Bishop Of
the diocese Of Columbus, has appointed
the Rev. R ]. Fitzgerald, late rector Of
the Cathedral at Columbus, Ohio, to be
Father Cults successor. He will take
charge Of the parish on Ash Wednesday.
All will welcome the reverend gentleman
to his new field oflabor, hoping that at an
early date he will complete the grand
work begun by his lnmented predecessor
Some Of Father Cull's effects were sold
yesterday, his library bringing the num
Of $84 and the horse and buggy $llS. The
clergy bought in the books and Mr.. M.
Somehow, OF BellAire, purchased the
horse and buggy. There will be another
sale Of other things in the nesr future.
Due notice will be given Of Il.
Father William McDermott, who has
made many friend during his soiourn at
Bsllaire, will remain until the newly ap-
pointed rector arrives,
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lsylaud Is in Canton.


Ed. McHugh ia home from Pittsburgh
Jack Jennings, train dispatcher al
Wellsville, was in town yesterday calling
on friends.
Charles A. Banter, Special Agent Of the
Aurora Insurance. company at Cincinnati
called on F. O. Robinson yesterday.
The $3.50 turned in BY William Wright
and $S7 so by Thomas Gsrvey on the St
Alphonsus festival watch, made net totaI
Of s., 495, which gOes to tho church.
The csas Of Philip Dorsch, OF Glenn'G
Run, Va. Mr.. ". Orr, before Justice Rob
iuson, was compromised yesterday by the
former paying the costs and the debt
owed to Orr. The sum was SIS, due fol
hay, grain, etc. The city Of Martins Ferry
yesterday paid the costs in the suit Of
Robert Cottrell for 1894, tdue for services
in that city, the case having been salts.
factorily settled.
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Your stomach OF course. Why? Be
cause II It Is out Of order you are one o.
the most miserable creatures living. Give
It q fair, honorable chance and see II 1t Il
not the best friend you have in the end
Don't smoke in the morning. Don't drink
in the morning, II you must smoke and
drink wait until your stomach Is through
with breakfast. You can drink more and
smoke more In the evening and 1t will tell
on you lees. II your food ferments and
does not digest right-if you are troubled
with Heartburn, Dizziness Of the head,
coming up Of the food after eating, Bilious
ness, Indigestion, or any other trouble Of
the stomach, you had best use Greene
August Flower, as no person can use II
without immediate relief,
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Hoyt's funny play Of this name will be
given at the Opera House this evening.
Charles Reed, who Is this year playing
Old Sport, formerly one Of the brightest
lights Of the minstrel stage, has forsaken
burnt cork and made brilliant record as
a legitimate comedian. In San Francisco
the whole city turns out to welcome him
whenever he visits there, and his recep.
ton Is royal. Now he is establishing him
self as iavorite in every place he visits.
AS Jonathan Hiid in Little Jack Shop
pard," and Robin Oakdpple in "Ruddy.
gore" he demonstrated his unquestionsd
ability as Commedian, and Mr.. Hoyt,
quick to recognize merit, at once procured
Mr.. Reeds nRmo to ten-yeRr contract, to
make sure Of him. He has not yet regret
ted the engagement.
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STEEL SCALE SIGNED
BY THE wnEELINo STEEL WORKS.
Another Plant to be Operated under X. of
L. ControI-A lengthy Conference Yes.
terdAy at which n Satisfactory Con-
oIusiOu Is RsAehsd-OHicsrS Talk.

There was 3 lengthy and fruitful con.
ference yesterday at the office Of the Ben
wood Iron Works, between the Directors
Of the Wheeling Steel Works-ths plant
ct Benwood owned jointly by the Top
mill, Belmont and Benwood-Gnd the
officials Of the X. Of L. Ironworkers' AS
sembly, including Grand Master Conklyn,
District Organizer Clark and local officials.
The conference was held with view to
adjusting the X. Of L. FCale Of steel work.
ers' wages, as adopted ct the Riverside
plant, to the slightly different methods Of
working at the Wheeling works. This
wss accomplished to the satisfaction Of
both parties concerned, and the modified
scsle-very slightly modified, however
was signed in the afternoon. Mr.. Conk,
Ign left at 4:l0 for Pittsburgh.
A gentleman connected With che
Wheeling Steel Works was asked yester.
day how soon the company expected to
be able to start. He replied that few
DAYS would be consumed in making re-
pairs, and the works could not start this
week, but probably will early next week
"Do you anticipate any trouble with the
Amalgamsted Associations members en-
ployed In your three nail iactories?"
mo, we do not anticipate any trouble
although time alone can tell what the re-
suit wiil.be. should think that the out
come Of the Riverside strike should settle
any trouble OF that kind in advance"
THE TX. OF LIS CLAIM.
The officials OF the iron workers' knights
of Labor Assembly furnish the following
in answer to the recent statement Of the
Amalgamated Association:
Below will be found comparison o.
the scales now in operation in the juno
ton, BeIIaire and Riverside steel mills
These scales differ on some Of the posi-
tons. Neither mill has the game number
Of men on oil the positions. Those which
differ in price will be found below, COM
pared with the came number OF hands:
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MARTINS PERRY.
John Armstrong; FunoraI-PsrsonAls-N
Hose Reels, etc.

John Armstrong; l-PeTsonAls-NsW
Hose Reels, etc.
Miss Allie Thornton is visiting friends
in Portland.
Mr.. Cook, Of Warrenton, was in the city
yesterday on business.
The Buckeye glnss works resumed opor.
atoms yesterday morning.
A. @. Bishop, formerly Lsughlin mill
mailer, was in town yesterday calling on
friends.
Mrp. E. O. Boyd returned home last
evening from visit to her mother in
BsllRiTe.
Misses Lille Elton, Laura Dickens ard
Agnes Warnook, Of Bsllaire, are the gueats
Of Mrs. John Wilson, on Third street.
A telegraph instrument has been placed
in the o. & P. freight office, and proves IL.
sell great convenience and tims.sayer TO
the freight clerks.
Freight traffic has been unusually heavy
this week on the Cleveland & PittAbuTGb
Railroad, the freight depot being we'll
filled with goods to bs ahipped and goods
received all week.
Word Yves received this week from Chi
cago that the Teels contracted for by this
city were ready for shipment. Mayor
Keller yesterday sent letter stating to
defer the shipment until suitable place
had been arranged for their keeping.
The Laughlin nGu mill during the week
have been making shipments averaging
elk car loadg Of nails per day. No ship
ments have been made from the Benwood
blast furnace for como time, Preparations
are being made TO blow out the furnace.
The funeral OF the late John Armstrong
will take place this afternoon from his late
residence On Second street, opposite the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh passenger depot,
at 2 o'clock. he will be buried with all
the honoTs Of war, having been q good
soldier during tho whole war. Capt. Viii
liam Orr will have charge Of all tho troops,
and CoInTade Jerry EbbeTt will have
charge Of the firing squad. All old soldiers
are requested TO inset st one o'clock this
afternoon at G. A. K. Hall. The l, o. o,
F. will attend the funeral in body. The
interment will be In Riverview cemetery.
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FOR sALK.

Alta GREAT BARGAIN-0FFERED
IA for sale for one week only, most d5i1eA
TWo.story Brick Residence situate on south l!A
Of Fifteenth street, containing rooms and hall
le4 q. A, SCHAEFER n 20, AGENT
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The funeral Of the late Mrs. stiiel, wife
NJ Louis +, sulel, Esq., occurred yester'
Jsv afternoon at the family residence on
Sixteenth street, and was unususllylarge'
iyattended, especially by the Ser cav bus
band'a fellow members Of the bar. Rev
M. Ulfert, Of St. Johns Church, and Rev
+, n. Dornblazer otiiciated and the scr.
vices vera beautifully solemn. The fora
otfsrinps we're never surpassed here IN
besnty and numbers, many Of them being
from iriends ct Pittsburgh. The remainE
vsTe followed by an unusually lengthy
coneoufso to their resting place in Green
wond Cemetery.
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RIVER NEWS.

Stage OF the Water and Movements of the
Boats.
The George Wood passed down at sA.
NJ. with tow Of coal,
The Scotia, enroute for Cincinnati, and
the W. N. Chancellor, bound for Charles
ton, are due down from Pittsburgh at an
early hour this morning.
The Reserve and Twilight passed up at
i'm. They were hsrnessed tandem and
had a string Of empties behind them.
They we're making good progress.
The Courier got away for Parkeraburg
at $3.50 P. N. She was tho first packet to
leave in that trade for nearly month. The
Ben. Hur will be this mornings packet in
this trade.
The river is still falling at this point.
The levee gauge at dusk last evening in
dicated depth In the channel Ell 10, feet
8 inches. The ice has commenced to run
again, but Is not strong or thick enough
90 yet to cause suspension Of nayiga.
ton.
The Louis A. Shirley Is due this morn.
ing from Cincinnati, for which point she
will leave on her return trip tomorrow
afternoon at 8 O'Clock. Capt. Tom Hunter
IL In command and Charlie Reeves, Of this
city Is Chiet CLERK. Patrons Of this
steamer are always pleased with the
treatment they receive.
The Parkersburg STATE Journal says: A
number OF those who are interested are
negotiating with the steamer Ben Hur for
that boat 10 take the delegates from this
city and vicinity to the Wheeling League
meeting, the railroad rates secured by
Vice President Bowers being very unsat-
isfActory. The Ben ,Hur will carry the
delegates up and back for two dollars ior
the round trin. About atty will 20 from
this city, Rnd'they will be Joined here by
probably thirty from RAVensWood and
that vicinity.
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C.s. Kaminsky and ]. @. Stills, Presl.
dent and Secretary Of the Riverside Paw.
ing Brick company, OF Rush Run, are in
the city to-day with specimens Of what
they claim are the hardest and best paw.
ing brick on the Ohio river. The speci.
mems they show are certainly fne and will
do much TO correct the impression recent
ly prevailing that It was impossible to
make paving brick out Of the Rush Run
clay. Mr.. Kaminsky succeeded Col.
Hugh Sterling, Of Wheeling, to the presi-
dency only this week, Mr.. Sterling resign
ing owing to the pressure Of other bust
ness. The company propose To push
things and will Try TO introduce their
brick during the coming season.
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The funeral Of Mrs. Christina serig took
nlsce Yesterday forenoon from the resi-
depce Of her son, Mr.. Henry serig, super
intendUnt Of the city crematory, on North
Main s.reet, and was largely attended
Rev. L. II. Dornblaser, Of the EngliSh
Lutheran church, and Rev. P. Ziegelmeier,
Of Zion's German Lutheran church, OIL
cisted, and the services were very impress.
Sivs. The intermsnt was In Mt. Wood
csmetery. Mrs. SeIig was an old resident,
beloved by all who knew her, aud the
family have the warm sympathy Of q
,,,Ihn ritcle Of irienda.
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AOIaA''''''''''''''''''''''''''''
Take from this the extra hooker at 81 70
per 100 tons, and extra heater at "a 81 per
lotions and the result will reached:
Total labor at BellaIre.. ...SlS %
Extra hooker and heater....."...... %
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Nelson Lodge No. 80, A. F. & A. NJ. last
evening held a special communication, al
which Mr.. ThRddeus Barney, Of Camden,
N. j., lectursd on the New Jersey work,
After adjournment about thirty Of those
present, with Mr., Barney, repaired Ia
Van Keuren's restaurant, where the home
brethren exemplided the West Virginia
style OF work in public. Mr.. Van Keurer
provided toothsomo repGst, as usual.
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Ia Nature's own true laxative. It Is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to Clense the system when
bilious OF costive; to dispel headaches,
colds, and feyers; to cure habitusl con.
stipation, indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-
factured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal. Sold by
logan & Co., Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt
and O. MenEemeller. At Bellaire by NJ.
N MercAr.
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BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
NEW BUILDING AssOOIATION,

Tho Eagle Building Association is now receiving
subscriptions for stock and viii organize March
II, and dues will DO payable March 81. Shares,
$3.50; tho full amount advanced 10 borrowers.
stock can be had ut any time at the lEtna InEur.
ance office; on Tuesday evenings at the Economy
Building Association, or from any OF the under.
signed.
Thomss Prince. D. g. Morgan. VIM. Hastings,
n. J. Finley, n schulI Theo. Kober, @ q. FlRc.
Gus, b. \. hol!e Louis HRrtonG, George Otto, Geo.
W. Lemmon, J. L HRneE. Il. N. Schmidt, Robert
PekAn. John CorcoEAn, DR.. John L Dictey, W. J..
Bellingre, W. Il Travis Vim. 7. Otto, Il. r. Ben
rens. gr.. N. L, EtZler VIM. Goring, n. A. Chew,
NJ. J. Owens, W. j. Quinn. p b, DObbins, L O.
FlRccus, J, W. Callahan, W. II. RinehArt, ]. II.
Hamilton, ST., A. T. Ulrich, ". J. W. CoWden.
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WLsHINsros, D. c., Feb. lO.-For West
Virginia, ligAE snow, preceded by fail
weather in the northern portion; slowly
rising temperature, preceded in the
southeast portion by colder light to fresh
easterly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, tsir weather
followed by light snow; slowly rising
temperature light to fresh variable Winds
generally easterly.
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STOCKHOLDERS MRETlNGs.
THE NATURAL GAS COMPANY OF
i WEST VIRGINIA,
Special General Meeting of Stakeholder

Notice is hereby given pursuant to rtolaaz
OF the Board Of Directors Of the Natural Gas to.
pRny OF West Virginia that SreciAl geutnl riesl
Ing Of the stockholders Of said company nm y
held on Thursday, the 2Sd day OF February, IL,
at 2 o'clock ?. NJ, at the principal ofhe ii n
company, No "a Twelfth street, In the cit 4
Wheeling. W. Va, when the following rso!uilosI
will be offered for adoption:
LIST Resolved, That the par value Of each Sire
oil capital stock OF said Company bc and hsrt5T
reduced from one hundred dollars to dity doiH
ID. Resolved, That the number Of IhAias q N
capital sock OF aid Company ba and hefebT
increased from 10, COO shares Of 500 each 70 ga
shares OF $50 each.
by order OF the Board OF Directors
jail HARRIS BUCHANAN. stC'L
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A GOOD supper, a pleasant time and .
novel entertainment con all be had at very
reasonable terms at 81, Matthew's church,
where the ladies' Of st. Luke's church are
to give q pupper, uOcial and Smith Family
rnncaTt
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To the taste, more acceptable to the
stomach, and more truly beneficial in its
action, the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, Is rapidly super
seding all others. Try 1t. One bottle
will prove its merits. Sold by Logan &
90, Anton P. Hess, r. B. Burt and O.
Menkemeller. AT Bellaire, by NJ. N.