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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-01

The Council Committee on Markets
met last night and decided to ask the
Finance Committee 10 recommend Ia
Council an appropriation Of $500 to
meet the expenses Of the current year in
their department.
Tho Committee on Health also met
but declined to allow It's estimate Of
probable expenses to be made public,
why is not known, unless the estimate
Is grossly larger than ever beiore-whicll
would not be a surprising discovery, in
view Of the following very funny resolu.
ton recommended to Council for adop'
ton:
Resolved, That the city garbage Crema,
tory be made seli.sustaining.
The only way that institution will ever
be made self.sustaining will be to let II
lie idle, Every attempt in that direction
will make 1t bigger elephant on the
city's hands.
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rhe women's ChrlstInn A.,ocIntIon,

Tho regular monthly meeting OF tho
Women's Christian Association was held
at the Home for Friendless Women
Wednesday afternoon, with twelve
ladies present.
The reports given were proof Of the
seed that is being sown by these chris.
tian workers throughout the city. One
hundred and two visits have been made
during the month, $40 papers and tracts
and Ave Bibles have been distributed,
children brought to Sunday School and
some clothed.
A letter was read from Miss Boyd, in
which she says, regarding her work Of
assisting one OF the pastors OF Ottumwa,
Iowa: "Durlng the past six weeks there
have been two hundred conversions,
They have been converted by whole
families, OF all classes, including drunk.
ards and gamblers. A large number Of
railroad men have been saved. To our
King be everlasting praise"
Those in this city who used 10 look
forward with Joy to Miss Boyd's visits
and counted them as bright spots in
their lives, will be glad to learn that her
efforts are being attended with such an
abundant harvest.
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HriIlgepOrt.
G. W. Bartholomew is confined to his
home by sickness.

G. W. Bartholomew is confined to his
home by sickness.
Superintendent F. NJ. Townsend, Of
the O., L. & W. railroad, was in town
yesterday.
On Tuesday night the o, U. A, NJ, will
initiate thirty new members. This order
is growing wonderfully.
The new side tracks at the Standard
Mil that the Pennsylvania Company
are putting in are nearing completion.
Several workmen at the Standard had
quite a narrow escape from an untimely
death yesterday by heavy annealing
box falling from crane TO the ground.
The Catholic fair and festival which ia
being held for three nights in Heinlein's
Hall, was opened last night. The un'
firing efforts Of the ladies OF the congre-
CATION during the past month have not
been fruitless. The fair far surpasses
anything OF tho kind ever undertaken
here before. The supper Is gotten up
in elegant style. These features OF at
traction strengthened by the sweet music
OF Meister's orchestra make the fair q
very tempting place to spend an evening,
and for those who enjoy art and music
1t is doubly attractive. Last night
Charley Mckinley and Charley Hoering
contested for a gold headed cane, and
Miss McDonough and Miss Vineburg
fort costly quilt, but owing to the late
hour at which the contests took place,
the names Of tho lucky ones could not
DO printed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-01

OF this company, to be at the Opera
House tomorrow evening, a lot Of good
things have been said. Among them Is
this, from the Titusville, Pa, Times:
Rice & Shepard's Ministries, who up.
peared at the Opera House last night,
was positively the best, newest, freshest,
and most original band Of Ministries that
has appeared in Titusyille this or any
other season. 1t was asuccession OF sur.
prises, a meteoric shower OF scintillating
stars, a delightful, refined entertainment,
captivating every sense by its talent, its
beauty and originality. 1t was supposed
that the days OF minstrelsy were past,
but the organization has opened up a
new and brighter cru than was ever
dreamed Of for the burnt-cork profession.
An enumeration Of It's manifold merits
is altogether beyond the scope OF a pass
ing notice like this, and to attempt to
particularize would be doing the COM
pany an injustice.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-01

The engagement at the Opera House
next Monday and Tuesday evenings Of
Miss Julia Marlowe, will be the most
brilliant dramatic event In Wheeling
for many seasons. The visits Of the
wide apart. Miss Marlowe is pro-
nounCed on such excellent authority us
Colonel Ingersoll, the late Lester Wal
lack, and the best critics Of the country,
the most promising young actress who
ever made her debut on an American
stage. II Wheeling haSany appreciation
for the highest histrionic art there
should DO n rush for seats when the sale
opens ut Houses music store this morn.
ing. Monday night "The HunChbaCk"
will be given, and Tuesday night
"TWelfth Nilht,n
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Major Tom Burke, the good looking
Baltimore Il Ohio ticket agent at this
point, returned home yesterday from a
three weeks trip in tho far Southwest.
He went down as far as the City oil
Mexico. His travelling companions were
Mrs. Burke and Miss Helen Devrles,
who were with him until FL Paso was
reached on the return trip, when they
left for trip through California, and
Mr.. Burke came home, his business
making 1t impossible for him to be.longer
away. Among the many strange and
interesting sights he Witnessed during
his delightful trip was big bull fight in
the City OF Mexico.
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BRLLAlRR,
All Sorts Of Local News ami Gossip from
tho Glass City.

All Sorts Of Local News ami Hptslp Hoh
tho Glass City.
Mr., MCClelland has gone to Muncie,
Indiana,
Mrs. Frank Litton is dangerously Ill at
her Fourth ward home,
The Misses Heatherington left last
night for Washington, ID, O.
L. B, Moore and brother, Of Centre
vile, are in the city among friends,
Window glass shipments continue
heavy from the different works here,
The steamer Ben Hur reshipped 0 lot
OF furniture here yesterday for Portland,
RI, Douglass and wife passed through
here yesterday for visit at Alillers, U.
for few weeks,
Archie Kelsey, Of Kelsey Station, pass
ed through on his way to Washington,
d, o. yesterday,
Fred S. Shannaielt died yesterday Of
typhoid fever at the home oil his parents
IN the Second ward,
Edward Hanlan and family of Chicago,
have moved here, Mr., Hanlan will
work for the Bellaire Bottle Company,
Mrs, ]. S, Lockwood, OF this city Is one
Of the heirs to the Bradenberg estate at
Berlin, Germany, valued ut $4,000 600,
Oliver T. Blackburn and wife cele'
brated tho tlftieth anniversary OF their
wedding last night at their Gravel Hill
home,
The Finance Committee Of the School
Board met yesterday in the School Board
rooms to make the usual months appoE'
lonment,
The Bollairo Street Car Company will
BIO ready for running in . few days, The
mon were laying track over the run
bridge yesterday.
The members OF the Legislature pass
through here tomorrow morning on
their way TO Washington, D. o., and will
be joined here by several Others,
A large hog became unmanageable
yesterday, breaking away from the drl'
YER, aad ran into DR., Anderson's parlor,
creating u great deal OF excitement.
Sarah X. Hattery, widow OF Rev, John
Hattery, deceased, died Wednesday
night and will DO buried to-day beside
her husband in Rose hill cemetery.
Samuel McCarty was arrested yester.
day for robbing the till OF Ed Ames, res
turant OF $Sl 10, In one hour after the
loss became known the boy was under
arrest and all the money gotten back ex.
cept one dollar, which he had spent
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local BRgYlTlRs.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and AbouEths
City.

Matters Of Minor Moment in and AbouI.hs
TgE GRAND this Oveniug-"Aly Part,
OPERA HOUSE, this eyeniug-Leayitfs
European Novelties,
THE Star Drum Corps gave a very
successful ball ut Turner hall last night,
ALEX STEWART, aged %, and Mary
Banks, aged %, both Of this city, were
yesterday licensed to wed,
A CART loaded with sand broke down
yesterday afternoon on Market street in
front Of the Mcclure house,
"TRuE IRISH HEARTS" one Of the pref
tiest Irish dramas ever written, 10 booked
for the Grand next week,
TuR river last night was 9 feet @ inches
and stationary. Tue Louis A, Sherley
will leave for Cincinnati at B p, III, to-
morrow.
IT is denied at Washington, Pa, that
the Hazel glass works there are TO shut
down, except a few days next week to
take stock,
THERE were two cases in the police
court yesterday-a man charged with
drunkenness and woman for public
immortality,
EX-PoLICEMAN JAKE WATSON is rum
ming q team on the grading by the
Wheeling 4 Harrisburg railroad south
Of the creek,
Tue weather yesterday was anything
but creditable TO thegrodndhog, II that
is his idea OF winter he must be from q
tropic cline,
THEIR were in the police court in
February 200 cases, exclusive Of thirty
six tramps arrested in one gang, The
revenue aggregated about $500,
Tue congregation Of st. Luke's p. L,
Church, on South Penn street, Island ,
will early In the coming season build q
two'story parsonage near the church.
CAPTAIN INGLRBMdHT, owner OF the
North Wheeling ferry boat, the Climax,
has contracted for new boat, which is
to be completed by April l of this year.
LAST night two young men were ar.
Ithtbu III tll6 Huuhe W htp' LhVhhVHNt
In alley B, south OF Twenty'tith street,
and locked up on the charge Of lettering.
TIE Elm Grove railroad will run a
special motor to the country after the
performance OF Miss Julia Marlowe at
the Opera House, Tuesday night March
9th,
JoHN CLYKER was yesterday appointed
administrator Of the estate Of Louise
Grehmann, deceased, and gave bond in
the sum OF 500, with L. i. ssitel as
surety.
TRIMBLE & LuTz have recently booked
a contract for the necessary machinery
and fitting up with steam, water and gus
OF the new Government Experimental
building at Morgantown.
TnE friends OF Master John Clarke,
the youngest son Of Mr.. George W,
Clarke, will be panied to learn that he
is quite III with typhoid fever at the
home OF his parents on the South Side.
TnE Brilliant, Ohio, Glass Works on
Tuesday shut down for ten days or two
weeks 10 make needed repairs In the eye
ofthe large furnace, which was destroyed
by cIinkers made by burning slack coal.
Tna man Eugene Cameron, who was
so badly hurt Wednesday evening by
falling down an elevator hatchway and
alighting on his head ut House & Her.
mann's, on Main street, was still delir'
ious yesterday, and IL Is impossible to
tell yet how badly he is hurt DR.. ], @.
Hupp, who is attending him, fears in.
Illumination OF the brain may set in.
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Narrow Escape of tho I.ellly block.

About 4 o'clock yesterday morning
Sam Brubaker, proprietor Of the saloon
In the Reilly block, whose sleeping
apartment Is on the third floor oil the
same building, was awakened bya sulFo'
eating smoke in his room. A search
showed suspicious signs Of n tire in St.
Georges hall, on the top floor. An
alarm was raised, and officer Shorts
called the Atlantic engine and Hope
hose reel by telephone. They we're not
needed. The gas In the stove In the
hall had been left burning since Sunday
night, and was blazing q foot out the
door. The whole hall was like an oven,
and In an hour would have been q mass
Of flames, when nothing could have
saved the building. The door Of the
hall had to be broken in TO gain access
IN n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-01

Judge Thomas Cochran, Of st. Glars
vile, was in town yesterday.
Bishop Boyd Vincent will preach in
the Episcopal Mission on Ash Wednes-
day.
Miss Aiken and Miss Marshall, OF MI
nerya, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Ralston.
Lewis Keyser, a packer at the Elson
Glass works, had his hand severely cut
yesterday by a piece Of glass.
The rye olden concert" TO be given in
the U. P. church this evening will be u
grand success. The young people who
will take part have been rehearsing
nightly.
Mr.. David Coss leaves to-day for
Washington City, not after an Office, but
To see the inauguration. Dave was al
ways on hand when the boys turned out
last fall.
Capt. L. W. Inglebright's launch, the
SURPRISE" which was taken out Of the
river last fall for safe keeping, was put
In yesterday, but will not take Grover
up Salt river, as reported.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-01
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENTS,
The "Odds" Of Ritchls school Celebrate
L0nEfellOW Day,

The "Odds" Of Richie School Celebrate
L0ngfsllOw Day,
Yesterday the "Odds" OF the Richie
Grammar school celebrated Longlellow's
birthday with an entertainment at
which the programme was very attract
i've and altogether appropriate, The
hall was crowded by an appreClative au'
dience, invited by the pupils who per.
formed, The order was most excellent,
and in all respects the affair was a most
enjoyable one,
The entertainment given in Washing.
ton school on the evening of February
90 will be repeated this afternoon, with
the following programme; Song, I'd be
a Fairy, Chorus Glass; Address Of Well
come, Archie Wilson; The Alphabetters,
Primary Glass; Recitation, A Little
Girls View Of Housekeeping, Stella Chap.
man; Recitation, A Little Boys Troub.
les, George Cook; Ye Olden Time, AC-
ton Song; Song, Little Blue-eyed Baby,
Chorus Glass; Recitation, The Sermon,
Richard Cunningham Recitation,
The Painted Baby, Walter Stanton |;
Song, Little DO Peep in Costume /;
Song, Old Grimes, Quaker Costume /;
recitation, Des Sangers Fluch, Carrie
Kindolbefger; song, The Beggar Child,
Stella Chapman recitation, Too Utterly
Utter, Carrie Gutman; song, ChiCkadee,
chorus class; dialogue, Three Little Lads
from School; essay, Washington, Laura
Caldwell; concert recitation, Washing.
ton and the Flower Of Liberty; song,
Loves Old Sweet Song, Annie Wincher;
cantata, The Autumn Queen; song, Wake
up, Little Daisy, chorus class historical
characters in costume,
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IN tho Circuit Court yesterday thg
rosS Of tho State Va, Richard Mann and
Elizabeth I'lmmuns, brought up from
sonire MrCallOn's court, was taken UNI
drr ndylsplnpnt This was q suit 10 TO-
cover inc possession Of certain property
'Tho IuptiCu gave judgment, but u wa,
Thought tho costs were excessive, NY
il Wns carried w on a motion 70 quas!l,
Judge PAUL reserved Ills decision as "
lIa iipht 10 quAsll, Thpeourt adjourned
III SATURDAY, Nv which uule II IL hoped
Nh, W, p Hubbard will have RETURNED,
~ il,al llr Wheeling A Harrisburg RAV'
road Company will bv ready 70 indicate
ils purpose Ia regard 10 the Atbena in'
junction.
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Gen. Benjamin Runkle, Of New York,
on the retired list, U. s. A., Is at the Nc.
Lure. The General is quite a noted man
both In military and literary circles. AT
one time he was dismissed from tho ser.
vice as the result Of court martial, but
was about two years ago restored TO his
rank and pay, amounting 10 about S2O,.
900, an investigation having proven that
he was wrongfully dismissed. General
Runklo is the author Of several novels.
He Is here for the purpose Of making a
short visit TO bis friends, Major Thomas
II. Norton and Mr.. Sam r. Norton.
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CHARGED win BURGLARY,
Two Young Follows en- Route from Ohio to
Tyler County for T'ial.


Some interest was aroused last even.
ing on the arrival ola B, & o, train from
the West, by the appearance Of two
men, handcuGed together, and in the
charge OF officers, They were Thomas
Carter and Edward Russell, who are
wanted down in Tyler county, for q
burglary committed on the 18th day Of
February, and were arrested ut Woods
field, o., February 20. They were yes
terday taken from Woodstield to ST,
Clairsville in charge OF the SheritIs Of
Tyler county, W. Va, and Monroe Coun.
", Ohio, the former accompanied by o.,
W, o. HardmRn, Of Tyler, AT st, Clairs'
vile they were arraigned before Judge
briggs on writ OF hdbsGS corpus, and
after hearing the Judge turned them
over to the West Virginia officers, who
brought them here aud lodged them in
the lookup over night for safe keeping,
They are rather Innocent and green
looking for burglars, but it is said she
evidence against them makes q dead
open and shut case,
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ofM. b. Leavltt's European Novelty
Company, which will appear at the
Wheeling Opera House this evening
the Pittsburgh Post said recently: Al
the Academy Of Music last night, Leay'
tits European Novelties were well re-
Ceived. They consist principally Of the
zanetto troupe, the fylades, character
mimics; Duncan, the ventrlloQuiSt, and
Jules Keller. Their respective perform,
ances were clever and novel, and pro
duCtiye Of much applause. The at.
fractions who follow the above named,
in point OF excellence, were the Avones,
clowns, the Gilleno Brothers, Miss Ella
Dean, the Donnells, the Milton Sisters
and Farrell and Willmot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-01
New Council J. o. VA. Nj.

Last night the new Council OF the
Junior Order United American Mechan.
les, Washington Council No. 5, was in.
stituted with forty.thrce charter mem.
beers, and the officers installed, The staff
which "put the boys through" was com.
posed Oh John D, Hall, Councillor; John
Degant, Vice Councillor; s. R. Warlue,
Conductor; ]. A. Simpson, Junior Past;
The. Burkman, Warden; II. w. McCai.
ierty, Inside Sentinel; Charles Kaui.
man, Outside Sentinel. After the core.
monies the crowd adjourned to Van.
keuren's Dairy Restaurant and sat down
in a body to one OF the most appetizlng
modest banquets set in Wheeling for
many day. 1t did the restaurant credit
and gave the partakers solid satisfaction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-01

1t has been some time since Hartley
been given ii Wheeling. Il viii 10 pre-.
sented at the Grand this evening. II Il
the play which made Ia author famous,
and 10 remarkable for tho consistency OIL
liz story, thu brightness OF Ito dialogue,
the force oil It's dramatic situations, and
the keen humor Of lie comedy. II con.
talns no plagiarism, but seems 10 be q
combination OF "reminiscences Culled
from Bret Harte, Mark Twain and Joa,
Quin Miller, There Is not wanting In
my Partner" evidences Of originality
both In the creation Of character and ia
the devlSIng Of situations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-01

IL a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs and primes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
effects have rendered II i'm.
tnensely popular, II cures hAbitual con.
stipaLlon Indigestion, blllolsngss, BlOk
headache, pllee, etc. Boll In 90 cent
bottles BY q, II, goetSe, W, w, Irwin,
W. u. Williams and John taughlIn.
Logan \ %. and Goodwin 4 Co., Whole'
BAle agents,
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Again last night the Opera House was
crowded to hear Mr.. Ragan's lecture on
NThe Heart Of America" the last but
one 81 his course for the benefit Of the
Women's Union Benevolent Society.
Tho lecture was one Of the most instruC.
tive and pleasing OF the course, and the
views pecuIIarly clear and satisfying.
The evening was practically spent 10 a
Journey Ia Colorado, Utah and the other
mountain States aud territories. Next
Tbursilay evening Mr.. Ragan will finish
bis course with q lecture on Rome.
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nlnrn Allered IlIrrnl Yotes.

Three more men indicted by the re-
cent United States grand jury at Park;
ersburg were arraigned before United
States Commissioner Forbes yesterday:
They were William NJ. Novel;, Bud
DAYTON and James Cunningham, all Of
whom live out along the line Of the b. y
o. road past Of here. Each was bound
over in the SUN Of $500 for his appear:
Ance ut tho next term Of court to stand
trial under the Indictment. This makes
Nix cases 80 far this week.
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"A Grant ilnliiA

Il continually going on In Tho human
system. The demon Of impure blood
strives 10 gain victory over the COnslitu.
ton, TO ruin health, 10 drag victims 10
the grave, A good reliable medicine
like Hoods Sarsapatllla Is the weapon
with which 10 defend ones sell, drive
tho desperate enemy from tho Neldi and
restore peace and bodily health ior
many years, Try this peculiar nCdl'
cine Y
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On Wednesday evening Dave Mar
shall, Colored, was shot in the leg by
Joseph Reed, another Colored boy, at the
Long Run tunnel ON the Wheeling 4
Lake Erie road. The two boys got into
a quarrel shortly after quitting. work In
the tunnel, during which Reed drew his
revolver aud fred two shots at Marshall,
the second taking effect In his right
knee. The wounded man was placed on
cot and a physician summoned. Six
pieces OF the bone were taken out, but
the ball could not be found, and Mar.
shall's leg will probably have 10 come
oil. Reed left about fifteen minutes ai.
ter the shooting and has not been heard
OF since. The Mt. Pleasant police went
out to the tunnel yesterday to arrest
him, but he was not to be found. Reed,
who is a tough character, commenced
working in the tunnRl only last Mon.
day. He is only eighteen years old and
Marshall Is one year older. Marshall
was conveyed to Martins Ferry yester'
day on cot by Trustees @, o. Harbourt
and George Walker, and taken TO steub.
enville on the 2 o'clock train.
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Tho electrical railroad track has been
Ind from the Baltimore 4 Ohio track on
Main street to tho new bridge, aud south
Of The creek the rails arc now being laid
down The slope and around the curve.
Trhe ipravity railroad" Of tho Rocky
Maintains which Mr., Ragan described
and illustrated last night 10 not o cir
C,instanCe TO these two pieces o. track,
and how 10 cross tho baltimore \ ONO
mi IN the middle Of Sixteenth street Is
ntl engineering problem that would APP
pal 40 engineer from Peru.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted 70
record two deeds Of trust and q deed
mS,iu February 25, by James Gillespie
10 Marrretta Gillespie Dankard, in con
sidpratIon OF 5000, for q half interest In
tbs west half OF lot Ill, In the East
Wheeling addition. So,
Also deed made February I, BY Errett
q Myers TO Aaron q, Steward, 10 con:
Alteration OF 1915; fol. thirty.one feet oil
rround on the Gust side Of South Penn
sNHonl
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The Pittsburgh Di,pdtch Of yesterday
rOviyps the story Of a man named Bona.
IN WHO IA going to start a $500, 900 plant
h"tr 10 coat nails with lead. The only
nail firm hero who has seen MI; b9n@tin
ia the Riverside company, which ha99
somo very hannsoni0 samples oil stee!
NIne coa,rd With lead by his process, and
!nnsidw Il d good thing, but do not
i,nOw Of any hali.mlllion scheme 70
bSili n nlant here. Nothing seems TO
nave been heard here Of the process
In connection with nails,
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syrup Of

Is Natures own true laxative. II ID
tho most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known 10 cleanse the
System when Bilious or Costlye; 10 dis.
pei HesdaChos, Colds and Fpyergi IA
Cure Hahltual Constipation, tndiges.
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company. Fol
sale In 90 cts and Sl,pO bottles by Logan
4 Co, Anton p. Hess, r. b. Burt aud
D, MOnkUmUller.