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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-20
ABOUT PEOPLE.
strangers In tho City and Wheeling Pcopl,
Abroad.

strangers in the CITY and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mrs. W. S. Brady has gone to Eos.
toria, Ohio, to Join her husband.
Mr.. C. Undcrhill, of Barnum's show,
is in the city, making arrangements for
its visit here May I.
Mr.. John r. Rogers writes that lie and
Miss Palmer, and most Of the members
OF lYr dramatic company, will arrive
hcresncxt Monday evening or Tuesday
morning, and will rest here till their aD.
pcarNncc at the Opera House Friday
night.
Prof. Louis Cans, U. S. ganger Mt this
point, who has been confined to his
house for several weeks by n severe ut
tack Of typhoid fever, is improving
slowly. He is able Ia walk out q little,
and his many friends hope 10 see him re.
sumo his duties soon.
General Golf has promised to attend
the annual club dinner OF the Americas
Club OF Pittsburgh to be given on Gen.
cral Grants birthday, and be one of the
speakers. Senator Sherman and Cover
nor Beaver will also be speakers on that
occasion. Col. Fred Grant has promised
TO attend.
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The regularseason Of the League opens
to-day.
Flanagan, the pitcher, has a severe
cold md is under n physicians care.
A New York dispatch says: Johnny
Ward signed with the New York club
last night. His salary is not knwn.
Yesterdays games were as follows: st.
Louis, 3; Louisville, Z. Kansas City, 10;
Cincinnati, 4. Athletics, 0; Baltimore,
8. Brooklyn, IA; Clevcland,3.
There will be no game to-day. Man
ager Buckenberger received telegram
last night from the Cleveland Resolutes
that they will not be here. The pros.
pect is that the weather will be unfit for
playing ut any rate.
Manager BuCkenbnger has mascot
on trial in the shape OF diminutive col
ored individual who rejoices in the
name OF Globe" So far the presence of
the charm ut the games seems TO have
had very beneficial effect.
jack Giasscock, OF this city, Indianap-
olis's great short stop, is reported to be
quite i'll, being threatened with mNlNrial
fever. Bogart the clubs first bascman,
Is also on the sick list, which leaves the
team in weak condition to commence
the season.
The Hickorys, OF Cincinnati, have
been mentioned as q club that would
like TO occupy the first gap in the Tri-
State League. This they cannot do,
however, so long MS the Cincinnatis
block the way, The five mile limit rule
is still in existence.
The Wheeling. management, after
carefully considering the matter, has de-
cided not TO raise the price OF admission
for the Detroit game, to be played here
next Wednesday. The worlds cham
pions have demanded big guarantee
and the patrons OF the sport will have to
turn out in force to enable the manage
ment to come out whole. The home
team will play for all that is in them in
the hope OF capturing the glory Of hnv-
ing downed the "Champs."
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Funeral-New Church-Personnl GOSSIP
Mill shut Down,


Funeral-Ncw Church-PersOnal Gossip.
Mill shut Down.
All the latest fashion plates at the postoillcC
News Stand
George Hall returned home from East Liver.
pool yesterday.
7. b. FnlziCr, OF ST. Louis, Is registered at the
Hotel Haywood.
WANTED-An experienced saleslady Inquire
ut Julius jacobs, corner Fourth and Hanover
streets.
D. W. Fuller, OF Cleveland, is now In Mt.
Pleasant buying up coal land. The price paid is
SSj per acre.
The Laughlin mill will close down ut noon to.
day 70 allow the employees to attend the funeral
Of Richnrd SwHger.
II is rumOred TINT 800 men will be ut work by
the first Of May on the Union bridge terminals
Oh this side OF the river.
An architect las been engaged to make the
drawings for the nrw Episcopal Church to be
built on Walnut stacct, near Sixth.
". l.. Hughes has resigned as local editor md
solicitor OF the Ohio VALLEY NcEs, and accepted
position In DR.. A. Il, Ong's drug and book store.
The funemi Of Mr.. Richard swngcr will take
place this afternoon ~ . o'clock from his late
residence on Second street In the Third ward.
lnterment In Mt. Zion cemetery.
New York Weekly Tribune TIL january !, 1859,
outy d cGnts, ut the poStoIIlee news stand.
Cleveland LtdRCT or Cleveland PlGiH Dealer TIL
the close OF the campaign 81 cents. Z"
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Wheeling, .lpra 10.
AN ESCAPED CONVICT
Recapturcd In this City last night after
Six MenkR Freedom.
JONAH.

Recnpturcu In this CITY Inst night Wtcr
Six Weeks Freedom.
It is rather singular coincidence that
right after the escape of two convicts
from the penitentiary, another escaped
convict, who has been out about six
weeks, and though the search for him
was eager, was never even reliably heard
OF, should be accidentally found in this
city and recapturcd.
Since the escape Of Frank McAdams
and another prisoner, it has been the be-
lief of the authorities that Frank has not
been far from Wheeling, but search after
search failed to reveal his whereabouts.
Last night Officer Carney, OF the East
Wheeling beat, was on his accustomed
trip around the businesses OF the Man.
chester coke fields when he accidentally
came across McAdams. He arrested
him, lodged him in the lookup, notified
the authorities ut the MouHdsville prison,
and went back to his beat, ~
There is Il standing reward OF so Tor
escaped convicts, and Carney will get it
in this case.
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VIII ReInuer is the proud tathcF of a bouncing
9; xIamlnsky, Esq, of Portland, was II town
yesterday.
McrcRantsall complain ctdcprcsslon ii. bust.
ness this week,
The building of the Etnamlll addition is pro.
crossing rapidly.
Treasurer George Robinson was In town yes.
tertlay calling on friends.
Mr.. ". ). McSiaster, Of brilliant, has taken
possession Of the sherman house.
Kirby Smith returned home to unlontOwn, Ia,
yesterday, after II few dHys' visit with friends
here.
Hey. G. 6. Hayes will preach ut the Third NJ.
l.. church, KlrGwOOd, on next Sunday ut $50
In the afternoon.
Mr.. Louis Kaiser died yesterday morning at 3
O'Clock, IN Kinnvllle, AilcrHn Illness for several
mouths Of rheumatism Of the heart. The FIJI.
nCral will be on Sunday afternoon.
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WHAT BOOTS IT2

The Theological Symposium OH Market
Street Yesterday Afternoon.
To he Editor 9fAe Intcligeaer:
SIN: The spectacle OF Methodist
minister and a Catholic priest discussing
theology in the counting room OF a
newspaper with a bowling mob on the
streets repeating the pat cries of the
prize ring is enough to disgust the most
liberal minded. The long and wordy
war that has been waged has tired the
public and accomplished nothing-has
not converted Catholic or Protestant
or saved soul. The whole affair only
served one purpose, and that was to
bring ridiculG on both champions. After
all, what the people want is "the flow
ers of religion rather than the botany OF
theology" The Catholic is taught to
believe his priest and discredit every
thing spoken in denial OF their teach
ing. The Methodist layman is equally
set in his ways. That is the sum total
of the case, aud the improbable use Of
newspaper space is burden the gcncr-
nj public does not relish.
JONAH.
IIL.I:,, tn IN
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RIVER NEWS.
Stage of the Water md movements of tho
Boats,


Boats,
The Andes will leave Cincinnati for
this port this evening.
The Elaine will leave in the Parkers.
burg trade in place Of the Ben Hur this
morning,
The Scotia passed up Mt 5 a. m. and the
Fashion passed down at the same hour.
Both had good trips.
The W. n. Chancellor is due down at
an carly hour this morning en- route
from Pittsburgh to Charleston.
The Louis A. shcrley is due here to-
day from Cincinnati, for which pointshe
will leave on her return trip tomorrow
afternoon Mt 8 o'clock, Capt. Tom Hun
ter is in command OF this elegant packet
and clever Charlie Reeves, OF this city,
is chief clerk. The steamer is a commo-
dious one and an effort is always made
to please patrons.
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The sale OF reserved seats will open at
Banners music store this morning fol-
the engagement at the Opera House
next Monday and Tuesday evenings OF
,Ioe Emmett in Fritz, our Cousin Ger.
man" The Elm Grove railway will
run a special train into the country
after the performance Tuesday evening.
The Cincinnati Commercial Gdseiie says
An audience which filled every seat and
corner OF the Grand last night witnessed
Emmet's wonderful performance Of
Fritz. The standing room sign was
early displayed and many bought seats
for following nights unable to gain adj
mission,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-20
A SAD ACCIDENT.
a Small boy Crippled for Life by Balti.
moro s Ohio Train.

moro y ONO Tfillns
Last evening shortly before five O'Clock
young son Of William Neidemyer, a
well known heater at the Benwood mill,
was run over by train on the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad near Boggs run,
and had one ofhis feet cut of, and re-
ceived other serious injuries. The boy,
who is about 10 years old, vas walking
on the track there, when the train
passed, and not being seen by the boy
in time to escape, he was struck, with
the result named.
The point ut which the accident hap.
pened seems to be attended with peculiar
fatality. There is stretch OF track
there where more fatal or serious casu'
alties have occurred than at any other
point on the road.
Young Neidemeyer was carried to hii
home and medical attendance sum
moned. Though he is seriously hurt, il
is probable that with the usual tenacity
of life Of the young he will get alonl
nicely, though the accident would bl
apt to have Killed grown person.
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Mr.. W. T. Bryant and good support
ing company composed OF James Bevins,
Edward S. iIaistcad, w. W. Black, Chas.
Ray, Louis Theil, Miss Lizzie Richmond,
Miss Julia Wilson, Miss Ella Hunt and
Lula Nichols, openeda three nights en-
gagement at the Grand last evening in q
very funny farce, keep it Dark" The
play is full of go, and causes one big
laugh from beginning to end. There is
lots of singing, aud it is good singing,
and last evening there was good audi
ence, which nearly went mad with
amusement and delight. Every solo
and chorus was cncored. The chorus
is particularly efficient.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-20
A.FISE NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
Stone s Thomas's Handsome New Depart
urea Credit to the City.


urea Credit to the City.
The well-known and veteran dry
goods firm of Stone & Thomas has taken
the next adjoining store room to that
which they have so long occupied on
Main street, and connecting the new and
old stores by an arch way, have consider
ably more than doubled their space.
They have also fitted the establishment
up in the most modern and attractive
style, and it is one Of the most cheerful
places in the city. The south
ern room, the new portion, is de.
voted to notions and dress goods, and
the other store to miscellaneous dry
goods, while upstairs are separate rooms
for ingram and brussels carpets; an
other for oil cloth, linoleum and window
blinds, and Others for lace curtains and
other goods. Their growing business
demanded the increased facilities, and
they now have an establishment which
is in every respect credit to Wheeling
and to the cnterprising firm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-20

When Squire Davis committed the al.
legged iron thieves to Jail day before yes.
tsrlay, he fixed their bail 1T $500 each.
BY clerical error, however, in writing
the commitment for Headly, one of the
precious gang, he made the amount OF
bull rcatl s.. Yesterday iieadiy's attor-
ney, Charles Smith, discovered this flaw
and took advantage Of it, going before
Squire Manion and giving bail in the
sam Of s., whereupon that justice re-
leased Hcadly. 1t is rumored that Squire
Davis does not propose to let the matter
rest here.
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cation rooms for ten weeks for the pur-
pose Of teaching French to class that
he has organized in this city, and which
includes number OF the public school
teachers. This will not only afford an
exceptional opportunity TO those who
wish to study the French language, but
give the teachers IN insight into the
best methods OF teaching. No further
business being brought before the body
the Board adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-20

At the residence OF Mr.. Clemens, OF
Fulton, lust evening, Mr.. George Butler,
OF this county, and Miss Mary G. Glen.
ems were married in the presence OF a
congcnial company oftheir friends, Rev,
Mr.. Galloway, Of friadelphia, officiating.
There were no attendants. The pres,
ents were numerous and displayed an
unusual degree Of taste on the part OF
the donors. Elegant refreshments were
served by burst ut scasonabie hour,
and in every way the occasion was one
Of the happiest Of the season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-20
RsIlIy.Snl,ler,

Mr.. Charles b. Reilly, a well known
and popular letter carrier, and Misg ii.
lie b. Snider we're married yesterday
afternoon, at tho residence OF the Right
Rev. Bishop Kahn, on Thirteenth street,
Rev. Father McElligott officiating. A
reception followed at the residence OF
the brides parents, on Woods street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reilly start in life with
the heartiest good wishes OF large cir
Gle OF warm friends,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-20

is NATURES own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head:
aches, colds aud ieyers; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal.
Sold by Logan 4 Co., Anton l. Hess,
r. b. Burt and G. Menkemiller. AT
Bellairo by N. n. Mercer.
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SPRING aud Summer Stock int r.

SPRING aud Summer Stock Just re-.
cGiYed-thC largest and most complete
III thu city, consisting 6f Suitinys, ranta.
IoOnlnsS aud OrcrcOatingS, which will
be made up In the latest OF styles and at
ile lowest reasonable prices. First.
class work aud \tlt guaranteed. Our
iraiS' Furnishing Department includes
all the Newest Novelties Of the season.
G. HESS 4 SONS,
Nus. 1921 4. 1928 Market Street.
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WAsmxGroN, D. c., April 20.-For
West Virginia, slightly colder, fair
weather. light to fresh northcrly winds,
For Western Pennsylvania, light rains
or SNOW, followed by lair weather, slight.
Is colder, light to fresh nortliwestcrly
winds, becoming westerly, nearly sta.
tionary temperature, and fresh TO brisk
winds along the lakes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-04-20

Special Dispatch TO TIC IateQiJeReer.
GAINESVILLE, o., April lO.--Zancsville
played her third game Of the season to-
day against the famous League club,
Detroit. The champions had an easy
victory over the home club, as was to be
expected. GAINESVILLE tried n change OF
pitchers three times, but it only male
matters worse, giving Detroit at least a
dozen runs, Score:
Innlngs................ . q a. 67so
ZEa l1 / 90 o.
Earned runs-Zanesville, 9; Detroit,
10. Two base hits-Brothers, Thomp-
son, Richardson, White, Twitcheil,
Swift and Johnson, 9. Home run
Bennett. Struck out-By Baldwin, g.;
by Gruber, 9; Duck, l.; Coons, |. Passed
balls-Johnson, Z; Bennett, ]; Brough-
ton, l, Base hits-Detroits, Is; Zanes-
vile, 8. Errors-Detroit, 8; GAINESVILLE,
y. MISUNDERSTANDING and Bennett,
Gruber and Broughton, Duck and Coons,
Gumbert and Johnson, Umpire-Siay-
back.
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BALTIMORE, ND, April lg-wheat, western
easier and dull; No. winter red spot So 70:
Corn, western lower and dun: mixed spot dc
asked: May GOjtC bid; June j9I aGOISc. Oats firm;
western white i2IiJc; do mixed 3SliOc. Rye
firm at 12lfjc. Provisions steady and quiet.
Eggs envy nfi inil nj f2tsAi.h.
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Last evenings Stcubenville Ga:eNf
says: Mr.. George W. Bradbury, OF
Wheeling, and Miss Jessie Porter,
daughter OF ]. T. Porter, were married
yesterday afternoon ut the residence OF
the bride, on Linden avenue, by Rev.
DIR, A, II, CHAPMAN.
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Gbe Sutellioelltet.
00ieo: Nos. 81 mud ~ Fourteenth Street.
New advertisements.

Wantcl-SttuUttnn by StcuOsrarher,
Gnrl III Wheeling Iliugc Co.
For Cincinnntl-Stcnmer Louis \. Shcrley.
llHppiiicss on WIIsl.ItHy-li. r. Caldwell
KririgcrllOtSg-li, +. caldwell.
.iuwctIs NcfrierflUrS-NrsblIt & BRO.
Geb. =. StifvI u Go. D3itT Fn.iny.
AtiCutiUn-llOllidny Post. e. 4. 4.
Fruit Trees uaHr Wright,
MI. Ecllryicw llnlcl-tmnk Walters.
FlUwcH-I, II, SUwviOCG.
q. W. Atkinson Attorney Ut Law.
The Holman Adjustable baby Carrhgc-O. G.
Gcnthcr.
Mutual Savings I:anE
VI. Krilly-Whulvs.ilC Grocer.
For Sale and For lIcnt-Jnmus 4. Henry.
And This Is the COnciuSluu-D. uundllng 4
CO. Fourth page.
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Tnr surprise of Rip Van Wrinkle when
awaking from his long slumber couldnot
have been greater than the consump-
tive's upon finding himself entirely re-
lieved By DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. Csc.
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The ladies' of the Fourth Street NJ. l..
church will give u Missionary Tea ut the
Wheeling FenHic College tonight from
. O'clock to S o'clock. A most cordial
invitation is extended to everybody to
rtlUtNI
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CALL on any Of the officers or incor-
porators Of the Eagle Building Associa-
ton and subscribe for stock.
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New Advertisements.
FOR SALE.

g5S Acres OF Land on Edglngton Lane Wy i,.
frame house OF rooms: Id trees choice Hu''
other small fruits. Price, $500. ,,.,,,,
Farm Of l5ljS acres, miles from lcinft, Mhol
county, ~. Va, 100 acres IL grass, : to0mti ". ~
house, barn and smoke house, good 0tthMnIHHi
land Is productive; lays well. PrireS2oO WI"
exchange for city property. t.u
No. 9iS7 Market street, rOOmcd house HA''
lot OF ground. Price $40. ,..-,p,
2ll Acre Farm ~ miles south OF Monhdh''"S'
W. Va; i15 RcTcs cleared.
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Earned runs-ZanesviIIe,

A PRETTY picture-A sunny-haired
child curing the Newfoundland's cut foot
with Salvation Oil,
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run, StaPleten. Two base lit, StemEei. Passed
balls. Walker, 4, Wild pitches, Miller, .. Hit
by ball, by Lemons, |. Buses on balls OF
Lemons. !. Struck out, by Lemons, .; by NIL.
Ter, 5. Time, 1850. Umpire. Sheppard.
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FOR RENT,


o, M SI2 6oo PR I SdS: CIV iN $40 .
g. AZ Hst,t l,I i'i' e -
No. 30 Eighteenth street. rooms and hlllc WI
No. 2ll Eighteenth street. 2rOOmsHud alic ~
No. 2ll2 Water street, rOOnls...."..r,'...."'' y,
No. 2Ii6 Alley A, rooms IN
No. 217 ALLEY b. roOtns.,.. ......,,......", Sg
No. 1901 Main st., rooms, kitchen and cellar 20
No. 2O9 Main street, newly papcrcd....,'' ~
No. 100 Fourteenth street. rooms. ' H. NJ NJ
No. u Maryland street, rooms and attic. Nv
JAMES A.. HENRY,
Real EStatH Agent, q. s. Pension AMI S!alW a.
t0rney, Collecior and NOtAry Public, RP.1
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Personal POINTS.

NJ II. TnrzryANr l., at homo AGAIN from,
New York
Nj AIRY rc,u,,,ol T., ,l., .,;,,.. 80, NJ,
do,' H., " Jaw WY VI" "'"
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fro,,, nm ",,acL af ,n,l,ri,i Gl',H ""P''''"S
~ -, ~ ~ -, ~ w. ,,.,
MISSES MaSs,S, L'..'S 3uu josie ulllon
INV r''urieu' "''' "'''Eh'lul "TRIP To ~
MESsRs. II. J. CRo,sIrr and I'd Scales, two
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rumnn, nrohrn Down.

The New York Times says Tho Chicago
stable won the Speed stakes, worth Si,6s1,
with Egm1nt, but In doing 70 probably lost
the service Of the horse for the remainder Of
the SEASON, aud just when ho had reached
such a form that he ranked with the best,
and had, In fact, been expected 10 make n
great race In the Mayilowcr handicap today
The injury consisted II q bal wrench In the
near fore Icy and although the horse showed
no signs Of IL In the race, be- was ~ lame
when he pulled up that Mclaughlin had
TO dsmount aud walk hack 10 the
scales. His victory wns by NO
means ~ easy one NJ the betting
hal indicated. aud he had 10 be urged nj the
end a. beat britannia ont, although the &C.
cidcnt may have affected his running some.
what nt the end. Britannia made the run.
ming 10 the turn, with 1ipsiaf second, aud
Salisbury third. Halfway round Salisbury
showed IN front Tor n second, but soon drop.
ped back. and britannia also faliercd for q
moment Entering the stretch Tipstnil was
still in front, hut when well Strengthened
out. Egmont came through and joined,
britannia also coming strung The finish
was q good one Egmont finally winning by
length, with TipsiaiTa neck behind Britain
| all
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LOCAL NOTICES

MTNrnis Steam Laundry. 92i Second St.
BRfNHLEY LUMBER Co.. ia Jefferson st.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
q Beale street Tel. 1855 for wagon 10 call.
PANTS made 10 order iron 80 up. /.
Aenkc, tailor, 40 Monroe street
LIE LuMnER Co.. $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings
BRANcH OFFICE Memphis Steam Laun.
dry, $50 Main street. between Gnyoso aud
Union.
MENrHis Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Rcnovating Works, No. 40 Bealo street
Telephone, No. Gji.
G. X. IlorcuKiss, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | es
pccially solicit No. $3.50 Main street
Pure and white as tho flower whose
name Il bears arc the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN & LILLY CoFFEE AND SPICE Co.
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TO THE CITIZENS on MEMpuIs
And the Subscribers 90 the Fail
Di play.

And the Subscribers 20 the Fan
Display.
Tho committee of the Sphinx, In their
desire 10 produce q spectacle worthy oi
Memphis and thCms Ives, will produce
the Fall OF Paris at an expense of So, %
900. They have undertaken this hCfcu-
lean task upon thu subscription oi -, 500
and the promise Of more An their con.
tracts call for cash, and IL is earnestly
hoped that the citizens who have sub
scr.b,d will send their subscriptions to T..
l.. Hopkins, treasurer, AZ once, aud that
other liberal citizens viii assist the COM
mitiee in an undertaking that will Ice oi
incnlculable benefit ID the city and TO all
citizens, Very respectfully,
Rom. GALLOWAY.
4. l.. LnWENsrEiN,
T. T.. llorEiNs,
T. \. WUUur,
SoL NENbiu,
1. FHiTpNAN,
GEo. II. BoWLNd.
VI. knEMEH,
luu lEUnRiE,
Executive Committee OF Sphinx.
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One reliable merchant in every town trib.
utary TO Memphis to knock out all compo-
tition by taking the agency oi the world.
renowned Straiton Is storms New York
cigars and Geo. L. Lies ~ Co. 5 celebrated
BuiloS. Your ncighbar can get the goods.
ns we will only sell 20 one merchant in
each town. We solicit a sample order
j. S1uIlsoN * Co.,
Sole Distributing Agents,
Mpmulig. Tom.