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WHAT does the seamstrcss need most
Why "AIile.End," sure.



Mrs. Florence IIill IL visiting In WOOdsGcld.
Mrs. ]. E. Trucmau is visiting In St. Clair
Vile.
The new machinery ior the Crystal glass work.
is being put in.
Mr.. Topping. Of Kansas city, IS the guest o.
hisson, j. A. Topping.
i'll. Green, OF the ClcYeland, LoraIn & Wheel
ing railroad, was In town yesterday.
". =. Ayres. who has been dangerously NJ
with typhoid fever for several weeks, Is on the
street again.
A petition Is being circulated praying Council
TO repeal the ordinance fixing the price to b.
charged for natural gas.
william James has succeeded Charles Hunt as
Master mechanic Of the Cleveland, LOrlin &
Wheeling railroad Rt this place.
The Ladies' Relief Corps will give an oyster
supper In HeinleIn's Hall Saturday evening.
The Relief Corps and the q. A. X. Posts OF Ad.
Joining towns are invited.
The business OF bridgeport is considerably re.
tartcd on account oil the failure Ot the nilr
companies 10 supply sufficient number OF cars
70 meet the demands 0ftnldc.
Shortly after midnight Wednesday some un.
known person opened window In Christ ShOne-
mans residence In lEtnAvllle nnd threw burn
Ing ball OF wicklng into the room. The occupants
Of the house were away from home Ut the time
and the IRE was not discovered until the con
tents Of the room were In Il binze, Il was eattn'
Hulshed however, before the building ignlted
but not until the furniture In the room, In.
Guiding a fine piano, was NO badly burned ~ 10
be made useless. There Is no clue " the incen'
diary,
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LAND EXCURSION
Via the PonnsylvanIn Limos.

Land Explorers Excursion tickets nj
low round trip rates win be sold on DC
tober 0 and %, via the Pennsylvania
Lines west OF Pittsburgh to represents
tive points in Kansas, Colorado, Ne
braska, Iowa, Minnesota, Dakota, Mon
tana, Wyoming, Indian Territory, Ten
nessee, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas
These tickets will be good for return
passage within thirty tdays from date oil
sale.
Further information can be secured
by calling on or addressing the passen,
ger ticket agent in your vicinity Of the
Pennsylvania Company, or the Pitts
burgh, Cincinnati & st. Louis Railway,
$40
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The Democratic club Of the Island had
meeting lust night. The Fifth ward
club turned out for the first time in its
neat bandana shirts and white ieggings.
The Kenna club also came out, and at
Twelfth street the Young Mems Demo-
cratic club fell in. The three clubs had
in the aggregate sixty-four men in line,
exclusive OF two very good drum corps.
At the bridge they were met by the
Island club and its drum corps. At the
wigwam fair crowd awaited them.
Hon. ]. u. Sommerville made brief,
and from a Democratic standpoint, fine
speech. Col. Arnett followed with q re-
petition Of his well known talk, and
Hon. r. j. Alexander, OF Bridgeport,
also made a speech which evidently
pleased the crowd. 1t was fairly sue
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Mr.. George Purcell was In brilliant E''"tlA!'
Ex.ShcrIfT LEROY sOdgwck, OF 81. Caih"lir'
was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. William wcthcrald aud Charlie Johnson
left last night for Findiay. ONO.
"a Cold Day was presented to a iat ,iled
audience nj Lafayette Opera ii"a'e Ies' H's"''
J. T.. Dmckcp, Of Mt. Pleasant passed through
the city yesterday On his return nome 'io"' ~"
lumbus. o.
The Wheeling Natural Gas Company haze
commenced shutting OIL tie gas vi thO'c VINO
have not renewed their COntnrl-.
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D. oundIIng Z co.-star cIothIerg.
STYLISH!

If you want Stylish Suit overcoat come and see u.s.
We can satisfy the iastdious in Clothing We have
large variety this fall than Our Chidrens Depart
nent contains Of the finest Suits and Overcoats ever
shown in this city All the latest styles in Underwear and
Neckwear
Our prices we guarantee to be as low lower than Suits
equally as well made and trimmed be bought for in the
United States
We do any alteration that may be necessary for perfect
fit SO that every man. no what his shape may be- can
obtain as good better fitting Suit here ready made as
though he had made specially to his own order at tailor
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is natures own true laxative. 1t 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 fevers; TO cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc,
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Sold by Logan & Co., Anton p. Hess,
r. B. Burt and @. Menkemiller. AT
Bellaire by NJ. N. Mercer.
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of their Indifference and inaction, which
We are inclined to think is due to their
not understanding the matter, we at the
present moment stand under condemna-
ton by one OF their magistrates. You
can understand that, however disagreed
BILE to us, We are forced to position re.
quiring us to defend ourselves, even il
in making out the case we must place on
record in the courts facts that will reflect
upon the honor of the city OF Wheel.
Cannot the matter be adjusted some
way to avoid this?"
eyes, sir; it all rests with the citizens
of Wheeling. If they think the city
has done wrong they should insist upon
the immediate repeal Of the ordinance
which puts the city into such pcrilous
position, but If they do not get the ordl.
nance repealed they must not blame US
ii the promises and contracts OF the city
Of Wheeling are shown to be worthless
before our case is through, ii they can be
created today by enc ordinanceand re-
pudiated tomorrow by another"
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sl.eoer : nla,,oly's Company,

There was no performance ut the
Grand last night, as Col. Genther was
making some alterations for the appear
ancc OF Shelter 4 Blakely's great Vau-
devillc company, which commences a
two nights engagement Mt this theatre
this evening. Tickets were placed on
sale yesterday morning, and as there
has been great demand for them ale
ready it is sale TO count on tremendous
audience tonight,
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HAVE you used "NIilc.End?"
i'ersonnI.

Mr.. n. II. Frohlichstein, of Mobile,
Ala, writes; take great pleasure in
recommending DR.. Kings New Discov.
cry for Consumption, having used it fol
n severe attack Of bronchitis and ca,
tarrh. 1t gave me instant relief and en-.
tirely cured me and | have not been
afflicted since. ! also beg TO state that
had tried other remedies with no good
result Have also used Electric Bittres
and DR.. Kings New Life Pills, both OF
which | can recommend. DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
coughs and colds, is sold Oh positive
guarantee. Trial bottles free at Logan
4 Co.'s drug store.
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vile, Lincoln county, one OF series OF
daily appointments, and 10 be here ON
that day would necessitate not the cam
collation. OF one, but number Of APP
pointments." You say to-day that Mr..
Hubbard has appointments at Wells
burg on the SLh and New Cumberland
on the 9th, the same days that Senator
Kenna is at these places. This seems to
be very, very broken series Of daily
appointments. You decline TO have Mr..
Hubbard meet Senator KeDna at
Wheeling on the 18th, the place Of your
own selection, as it would seem 10 the
casual observer, because it does not in
terfCrc with u Democratic meeting.
Should Mr.. Hubbard or any other gem
tleman have appointments at the same
time and places US those made for Sena-
tor Kenna, you will find that he will
take care OF himself and his party as he
did at Chenille few days ago.
Yours respectfully,
I. S. RILEY, Chairman.
WEST VIRGINIA !.
REruDLICHN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
WRgELiSG, Oct. i.
Z. 5. Rhcy, Chairman. C'c'
DEAR SR:-Your favor OF this date
Just received. You could not have mis-.
understood my letter OF to-day. MIR.
Hubbards appointment in New Cum
berland is the day Senator KenDa is in
Wellsburg and in Wellsburg the day
the Senator is in New Cumberland.
We are willing to cancel our dates and
meet Mr.. Kenna on his own, or you can
cancel yours and have the meetings on
ours. Which do you prefer?
WI. W. CowDEN, Chairman.
Late last night Chairman Riley tele-
phoned his response to the last letter 4
the ISTELLGENCER Office, having sent it
to Mr.. Cowden's Office after he went
home:
lIgADQ'Rs DEN. Ex. Cow. OF w. VA, |
WHEELING, W, Va, Oct. !. ]
Hon. ". j. ". cortea, CtdimGl!
DEAR Sin:-Yonr reply received.
Upon q second reading Of your letter |
see tha,;the meetings OF Mr.. Hubbard and
Senator Kenna arc not on the same days
at Wellsburg and New Cumberland, !
will not cancel our dates or ask YOU 10
cancel yours. gave you two dates for
joint discussion between these gentle.
men ut Wheeling, the place you first
proposed. These dates, thp 18Th and
10Th, are still open, and you may have
either OF them.
Yours respectfully,
+, S. RILEY, Chairman.
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There was rousing meeting OF Island
Republicans al the hose house hall last
night, on very short notice. President
Irwin, of the Logan club, presided, and
marching club was organized. The
meeting adjourned till Saturday even.
ing, when the marching club organiza-
ton will be completed. Squire II. 9.
Peterman is First Lieutenant and G.
Ed SChenerlein Second Lieutenant.
After the business was transacted lant
evening Hon. W. NJ. Dunlap, OF West
Liberty, one OF the Republican Candi-
dates for House OF Delegates, was intro
duced, and made arattiing speech which
cnthused everybody present.
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Pastor Fourth street NJ. f. Gil


The above is the title OF Edwin F
Mayo's new play, which will be pro
duGed at the Grand Opera House the
first three nights OF next week. Many
new features are introduced
including u pool Of 10000 gallons o
water, an overland stage coach drawn by
real live horses, a novel explosion and 4
car load OF Special scenery,
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plnnsd KnIrIls tllIs Evening.

The Plumed Knights are called to
meet at the Lincoln Club room tonight
at $3.50 O'Clock sharp. There is business
OF importance to be transacted in con-
nection with the paradcs Monday night
and on October 10 and %. The QIes-
ton OF entertaining some OF the old
friends OF 1884 may also be brought for
ward, A full altendance-is very much
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The Republican County Executive
Committee has decided to have a gen
eral turnout OF the clubs of the city on
October 18th and again on October eth.
Clubs from outside OF tho city will be
here. Officers of all the various clubs
will meet at the headquarters OF the
Plumed knights, Saturday evening at
1880, 10 select line officers. Both WILDE
night DISPLAYS,
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R0LS 7HI BIG BALL!
1t viii Roll Through Wheeling
Next Monday Night.
A BIG TIME ALREADY SURE.
The Boys enthusiastically In for the
Biggest Kind of Tlmc-oIorc
Letters About the Proposed
Joint Debates, etc.

The big campaign ball that is "a-roll-
ing, a.rolling, a-rolling" for lIarfison,
Morton and the great American princi-
pie OF Protection to American industries,
will be given a grand roll in this city
next Monday night.
1t has been definitely settled that the
ball shall be rolled in Wheeling on that
night, and now it remains with the PEG.
pIe to sec TO it that this material re.
hinder of the good old days of 40, when
Old TippecanOe was so triumphantly
elected to the head OF the Nation. Just MS
his gallant grandson, "Toung Tip" will
Inc IN 1883, shall be received in II fitting
and memorable manner. All the grand
houors can with propriety be shown 10
il. and tits certain that they will be.
The announCementin yesterdays issue
that the ball was 10 be started from
Washington for here and would proba.
bi- arrive here late last night, and the
s,,!yCes.ion that there be grand parade
to.Tnightr0uscd the enthusiasm ofthepeo'
nle In a way that was surprising even to
ald campaignels and those who claim
to have tight grip OH the public pulse;
Club officers began to move, some Of
them even before they had had their
breakfasts, among their men getting d
promise nom each one that he would be
on hand to "roll the ball" The word
went from mouth to mouth, "RoIl the
LoIIiu and as before stated, the response
was almost startling.
About noon word was received from
Major Bracket advising the committee
not to make arrangements for rolling tne
ball before next week, and later dis
pntch asked that tho display be set for
Monday night, aud that was done,
The thing is now for every one to beaI
in mind that the ball will roll Monday
night, and make arrangements to assist
in lie demonstration, either by march
inc with the boys, both old aud young,
who will be out by the hundreds, or by
standingon the pavements and shout
| Ing with gIeelul Joy and soulful patriot
ism us TINT ball goes rolling on The
people from across the river are cordial
| " invited to come IN force.
This will be the last chance to see the
ball here, as from here it goes direct tC
indianapolis, the home Of Harrison
where Il will BIO rolled on Thursday
the 18th inst. II should have q great
send.oir from West Virginia before il
goes to Indiana; and what's more, ii is
going to have that send-oH.
The time that i takes to put the bal
to get the ball properly started, have
made it impossible Tor the rolling to take
place tonight.
Ameetihg was held last night at which
route of procession and many Other
details were considered, and some o.
them decided on. They vii! all beEivcr
TO the public in to.morrow's Issue
Capt. William II. Travis will be Chic
Marshal, and the power has been given
him to appoint his own staff and aides
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UFpIcE or
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF HANCOCK COUNTY.
ERANE " STEW ART rtEnW


NEw CUMBERLAND, w. Va, Oct, 1, 1855,
Gcege LgnSct IN, ChairaaH Req. Con,y Fl,
Com, HGReocf o.;
DEAN SR:-I am in receipt Of your
letter OF tue ID inst, with enclosed chaI.
lenge for II joint discussion between
Hon. John L. Kcnna and Hon. W. z.
Hubbard TO take place here on the even.
ing Of the 9th lust.
In reply will say that take tue lib.
erty Of declining your proposition, for
the reasons: First, that We have our
meeting we'll advertised and will have q
good audience to hear Mr.. Kenna, and
can't see where, or in what respect we
would be benefited by dividing time
with Mr.. Hubbard. Second, not being
able to get the town hail, our accommo.
dations will be limited. And third, |
see by the Wheeling morning papers
that the chaiEmen Of the Democrat
and Republican State Committees have
arranged for n Joint discussion to take
place in the city OF Wheeling, on the
18th inst, between the same gentlemen.
With reference TO that part OF your pro-
poSal chat the people will be given an
opportunity to Judge impartiaTIy Of the
merits OF the issues between tho two
parties" | can't sec why with Mr.. Hub
bard here on Monday evening, and Mr..
Kenna here on Tuesday evening, they
will not have the same opportunity that
they would in joint discussion.
For these reasons. / assume the re-
sponsibility OF declining your PROPOSE
ton without submitting It TO Mr.. Kenna
or the Democrat State Executive Com
mittee. Yours respectfully,
FRANK W. STEWART,
Chairman Dem. Co. Tx. Com.
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Mr.. George ?. Bissell, OF Hartford, a
prominent banker, interested in the
Union bridge to be erected here, and W.
A. Lynch, OF Canton, Ohio, the attorney
of tho syndicate, arrived in tho city
yesterday and met Judge Il. ii. Cochran
M thu MeIWre house. Two OF the con-
tractors are already here, and il is said
that by the middle OF next week three
or -four hundred men will be at work in
the city and suburbs on the bridge and
terminals,
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There was Il large and enthusiastic
meeting Of the Union District RepubIi.
cans in the city police court room last
night. Frank johnson presided and II.
A. Albright acted US secretary. a COM
mittee was appointed 10 serure permn'
ncnt quarters for the campaign; also d
committee on uniforms, which will re-
port ut anothermeeting he held Satur'
day night. 1t is probable that only u
cane, hat and badge will be selected by
wayof q uniform. Mr.. Ralph White,
head having removed from the ward
into the seventh. resigned his position
MS President and S. G. Smith, ESQ, was
chosen in his stead. Tho only commit
tee authorized to solicit funds for this
club is composed Of Mcssrs. S. Il. Smith,
Andrew Ross, +. w. Bowers, A. Y.
liupp, Dominick Morris and Abram
Stamm.
In addition to the other business trans
acted, the following named gentlemen
were chosen us the marching officers:
James Sheridan, captain; Louis Cook,
first lieutenant; William Holmes, second
lieutenant; William Ripley, first SER
gcant Dominick Morris, seond sergeant;
William Armstrong, third sergeant.
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FOR FALL AND WINTER.

Just received a complete and artistic
assortment OF SuitingS, PaRialOOnings
and 0YeTe0atlRgs, which We warrant te
make up In first.claSS style, and ut rea'
SOnable prices. Fit guaranteed.
Speclaltlcs-Just received. 80 dozen
more Of the best 80 cent White Skirts
made. Fancy Flannel Shirts Mt 80 cents
and upwards. Full line OF our celc'
brated Kuit Jackets.
G. HESS 4 SONS,
1921 & 1923 Market Street.
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Low RATES FOR SPECIAL DAYS
At the Ohio Centennial at Columbus Via
II. s q. Il. u.


Il. So.I.R.
On September q q.aborers' Day, 95
Methodist Episcopal Church,, 90 Sun
% Commercial Travellers DayJ, octo..
Der . presbyterian Church Day., 4 (odd
Fellows Day, 5 (AnCient Order OF
Workman, 10 Improved order Of Red
Mem, II Prohibition Dayl, II (Wo.
mans Christian Temperance Union),
10 Republican League Clubs). the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad will sell round
trip excursion tickets from all stations
to Columbus at the low rate OF One
Cent per mile. Tickets good returning
three days, including date Of sale. For
tickets, rates, time Of trains, call on or
address agents Of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad.
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of the age in the medical line is the
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs, man
ulacturcd only by the California Fig
Syrup Company, San Francisco, Califor'
MIA. 1t is agreeable to the taste, accept
able TO the Stomach, harmless in its ma
ture, painless yet prompt and thorough
in It's action. Sold only by Logan & Co.,
Anton 2. Hess, Il. b. Burt, and o. Mem
kcmeller. At Bellaire by NJ. n. Mercer.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 5.-For West
Virginiaand Western Pennsylvania, light
rain and warmer, southwesterly winds,
with cold wave during Friday night.
CautionNry signals arc displayed on
I.nke Eric. Lake Huron and Michigan.
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DRINK Malto.

Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company.
0nand after September 2S a train will
leave Wheeling for Benwoood at 5:35 n.
m. Returning will leave Benwood at
6:05 p. IN. for the accommodation oil
workingmen,
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A PRANK DEMOCRAT,


Ho Cau't Sae Tho Advantage To the pomoc.
raCy of u Joint Discussion RctweOn MIR.
Hubbard and Senator Kcnin, ana Says So.
A frank Democrat is n rarity in this
campaign. Here is one. lie declines n
protIcrcd Joint discussion between Mr..
William =. Hubbard, Republican candt-
date for Attorney General, and U. S.
Senator EcRHa, for tho very candid res-
son that lie does not see how this would
benefit the Democracy. Alr. Stewart
does net consider it necessary to consult
the State Democratic Executive Com
mittee or Mr., kennN. IN this he re-
minds one Of the Pennsylvania justice
Of the peace who declared an U. S.
Statute unconstitutional, and refused to
allow an appeal, "for fear them fools at
Washington will DECIDE ag'in me-
Following il ,the correspondence in
the New Cumberland case:
Headquarters I.
EE VBMCAS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.
NEw CUMBERLAND, Oct. 3, 1883. ]
r. ". SleiraR, Eq, Chairsua Executive Coamii.
he.
DEAR Slr:-As the Republican and
Democratic parties OF this county have
speakers billed for this place on Monday
aud Tuesday, October StIl and 9th, l
would suggest that, 10 give the people
an opportunity TO Judge impartially Of
the merits OF the issues between the two
parties, n joint discussion take place
on Tuesday, October ., at 1880 p. m, at
the town ball or court house, between
United States Senator j. u. EeAna and
the Hon. W. p. Hubbard, Republican
candidate Tor Attorney General. Your
early reply will greatly oblige, as ar.
engagements will have to be completed
and both parties Informed Of the ar
rangcmcnts for joint discussion.
YouIs Respectfully,
GEoRGE LAMBERT.
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WnEELINa, ". w. %. 4, lS8s

Having examined frequently, and read
for the greater part, "Ridpath's Univer-
sal History" do not hesitate to com.
mend it as the best work OF the kind ]
know anything OF. 1t is wonderful
work in the points OF conciseness, accu-
racy and viyidncss, and will prove an
Invaluable addition to any library. ]
hope, for the good Of the generation
coming on, 1t may tlnd it's way into as
many homes as possible,
Il. i. RANDOLPH,
Pastor Fourth Street NJ. +. Church.
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Carrying an amount of goods larger than the combined
stocks of all the other Wheeling Clothing Stores, its only
reasonable that show you styles and novelties beyond
the reach Of the petty shopkeeper Handling this immense
quantity of goods it's only that buy,
and consequently, sell cheaper than the small dealer
Call and investigate the above statements, and
will be money in your pocket
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"NliLE-ENpl' The smoothest, strong
est, and most elastic.
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WE have the only successful machine
ami method OF dcnagnetizing watches
Ia West Virginia
JACOB w CRUDE, JCWcler,
Cor. Twelfth y Market SIS.
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HEApQ'Rs DEN. Elk. Con-. OF W. Val
WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. 4, 'SS. !
Hon. W. W. cOrdea, Chairman;
DEAR SrR;-Your letter Of to-day re.
ceived. You said in your letter OF yes.
terday that "AIr. Hubbard has an ap-
pointment for October 10 at Grifiths-
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-RlDPATHs HISTORY OF THE WORLD.


We are pleased to note that the above
great work is meeting n most generous
patronage in Wheeling. In this con-
nection we publish the commentator
OF gentleman who will be recognized
by all as a most competent authority in
history:
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DRINK Alalto at coda fountain.

Cur Flowers OF all kinds on hand at
all times at l.. II. NowviocE's,
1862 Main street.
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Millinery.
Gbe Sntellioenftr,


ohIccs Nos. SO and 81 Fourteenth street.