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Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26

All diseases Of men are cured by DR..
5. Clay Todd, 45 Monroo-st., room 4.
Methodist excursion to Ottawa Beach.
Everybody go, next Tuesday, August
p One dollar for round trip. free
ride ten miles on Lake Michigan. Life
sayingcrew will give fun and complete
exhibition on land and water. Meals
Will be furnished at Hotel Ottawa AT
% cents each. Tickets for sale at IL.
NJ. GOebePs, Canal, T. G. Studley, Mon
roe, and at Union ticket Office; also at
y. :. & J. Z. Graham's, No. South d.
vision.
Kusterer Brewing CO. Plsener and
export beer, bottled at their brewery foI
family use.
Send your order for bottle beer to the
Kusterer Brewing Company, and YOU
VIII get the best IN the market.
Advice to Mothers
Mrs. Wlnsiow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used for children teething. IL soothe
the child. sOftens the gums. alays all pain
cures wind collie. and Is the best remedy FOL
cIarrho1a- 10centS bottle.
Family bottlc beer, bottled by tn
Kusterer Brewing Company. Fresl
every day.
For don't care. dull, tired feeling
Impoverished blood, duh pans IN bacl
and head, tantalizng sra eruptons
Demp's Sarsaparilla never fails TO CIV
relief. We always guarantee it. Puc
81 per bottle, Tibbs' drug store, y
| MOITOc-st.
Loo.e's Red Glover Pile Remedy,
Is @ positive specific for all forms 0
the dl.ease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching
Ulceraf ed and Protfuding Piles. Pric
SOC. Foi sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26

Popular prices VIII prevail at Ken
dalPs millinery during tins season.
Their first trimmer is ROW IN New York
City studying the new styles.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26

All diseases Of men are cured by Dr.
5. Clay Todd, 43 MOnrOo-st., room 4.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26

Robert Downing, the traged.an, and
company are n Detroit and in active
rehearsal OF Mr.. Downing's repertoire.
tie begins his season IN that city a week
from tomorrow. lie VIII appear at
Powers tneater September and ID.
Mare Wainwright VIII appear at Nc
N.cker' 5, Chicago, tomorrow night in i
splendid revival Of Twelfth Night"
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26
Advice to Mothers

Mrs Wlnsiows Soothing Syrup shOuld al
ways be used for children tcething. IL sOOthes
the child. sOftens the gums. allays all pain,
cures wind collie. and Is the best remedy for
tiarThOa. AcentS bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26

Family bottle beer, bottled by the
Kusterer Brewing Company. Fresh
every dQv.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-26

Kustcrer Brewing CO.. Pilsener and
export beer, bottled at their brewery for
family use.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-23
Wnnta fn make a Match.

Ike Fry, Of MOundsvilIe, says he will
meet "Swipes, the NewsbOy," or any 12C
pound person in this State, Marquis Of
Queensbury rules, for purse of 81 so.
Deposit can be left st this Office.
Base Ball Notes.
A game of base ball will bs played on
the Island Park this afternoon by the
Wheeling team end picked nine made up
of the old Regulars Among the team will
be Will White, Joe Dudley, Jack Wright,
young Hydinger, Leach and others. River
will pitch. An admission fee of 10 cents
will be charged.
The walters OF the Hotel Windsor de.
feated ihs Mcclure House walters, yester-
day afternoon, in game of ball, on the
Island, by score of 10 to 8. Batteries
for Mcclure, Statler and Cochran; Wind
sor, Dickson and Taylor. The Windsor
boys were very much elated over their
victory, while the Others want revenge.
The Clippers, of Bsnwood, defeated the
Standards, Of the Island, Sunday after
moon, by a score of 81 toe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-23
A NEW SITE FOR HOMES.

On next Saturday, April 9th, the farm
known as the Crapgle Farm, at Pultney
Bottom, on the Ohio side of the river below
Bellaire, will be offered at auction on the
premises Over fifty acres next the river
have been laid out in lots, most of which
contain two acres each-esch lot large
enough to make ten ordinary city lots.
The lots containing the orchards and
houses are still larger. The land is high
river bottom, being above the flood of 1884,
1t is beautifully and eligibly located for a
suburban place Of residence To investors
it offers n epecisl inducement.
In buying at an auction sale OF intrinsic
ally splendid property you cannot make q
mistake, especitlly if there be low state OF
the market, as there is at present. This
sale opens up a new residence place of great
beauty, which is now reached by one rail-
road and soon 10 be reached by second.
1t must and will increase in value with The
march of improvements. When the Old
Fair Ground Property" in Wheeling was
offered for sale, the people we're told by ad-
ver,isements that they had rare chance
to make money by purchasing. 1t was
true. What is here said as to the oppOrtu-
nifty next Saturday is Just as t,ue. Set
this down in your memory, and if you fail
to profit by it next Saturday, remember it
when, year or two hence, you read of the
boom at the new place Just below Bellaire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-23
HEARD ON THE MOTOR.

Scraps OF Conversation Picked Up Cas-
uslly.
Yes, she had right nice bonnet, but it
was awfully loud-gOing to the seaside?
No, not until about August-Weren't the
babies at st. Matthew's Saturday after
noon awfully cute2-Oh, don't pretend
to get new clothes just because it's Easter
Sunday The flowers were Just too lovely
Yes, think those are very pretty over
CATERS; 1 selected them myself-Charhe
sent me a beautiful bunch of flowers
Here. Johnny. don't shake the box
30 hard, you'll break the eggs-No, do
not like the new style of stockings; plain
slk suit me better-Oh, We just ex-
pect 20 have splendid time-Yes they
are 20 be married in The fAll-She's a right
pretty girl-One Of this weeks brides
dress is to be Of white MORE with silver
trimmings. aud the other is TO be Of white
silk with tulips embroidered down the
front in gold braid They will be very
handsome-No, I wouldn't mind getting
married myselfif l could have big we'd
digit certainly is Just lovely in the
oountry-Oh, I've stopped smoking
cigarettes; sm smoking cigars now
George and swore of some time ago
spend coed many evenings bicycle nd
ing-Don't know whether Bellview will
he opened or mott should say; | was at
church twice yesterday have observed
Lent very well, and propose to have some
fun now-Oh, here We are at the depot
Good night-Au rerOir.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-23
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements OF Citizens and the Coming an
Cogrs. ,f stranOera

Movements Of Citizens and the Coming and
Going of Strangers.
u S. Marshal White was at the McLnre
Yesterday.
Hon. ]. J. Jacob, ofChnton, was in the
city yesterday.
J. NJ. Mitchell, of Parkersburg, was in
the city yesterday.
Christina Stoehr will leave on visit to
Germany next week.
Genial ]. Wiley Mulholland, of Phila-
delphia, is at the Mcclure.
Mr.. Charles n. Taylor and a Baltimore
lady will be married to-day.
Part of the Nellie McHeDry company
stopped at the Hotel Windsor.
S. A. Carney and B. J. Farrell, of Little
ton, W. Va, are at the Howell.
Jas Mckinney, of Arnold, Constable d
Co., New York, is at the McLure.
I. G. Bueker, f. Duerr and ]. KoOntz,
of New Martinsville, are st the Howell.
VIM. S. and D. E Hervey, OF wellsburg,
were at the Howell House last evening.
Messrs. c. L. Williams and E. L jerks,
of Parkersburg, were in the city yesterday.
Messrs. c. r. Hubbard, J. @. Brady and
II NJ. Priest left last evening over the B.
& o. for Chicago.
VIM. NJ. Powell and S. G. Pyle, of Tyler
county, came up to interview U. S.
Marshal White yesterday.
DR.. r. NJ. McCready aud Edward
O'Neal, of Sewickly, Pa, registered at the
Hotel Windsor lsst evening.
Capt. J. F. Legge, of the B. & o., ar
rived in the city yesterday and is quar-
tered at the Mcclure House.
W. B. StewartsOn, of the Central Glass
Company, returned fIon q business trip
yesterday and registered at the Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hill and daughter,
Miss Laura, Of Bellyille, stopped over in
the city at the Stamm House, last even
ing.
The Meredith Brothers of this city, the
well. known scrObats and gymnasts, leave
in week to join Hunting's New York
Circuculum.
DR.. H. A. Aschman, of Youngstown,
Ohio, arrived in the city yesterday, sc-
companied by his mother and the two
Misses Aschman, who are the guests of
friends.
Rev. Chss ". Cushing, pastor of Fourth
street NJ. E. church, VIM. H. Irwin, and
John c. Lynch, Secretary OF the Y. NJ. @.
A have been elected delegates to the Ma
tiOnal Convention of the Young Mems
Christian Association, which is to be held
a. Philadelphia, commencing May s.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-23
NOT GUILTY.
Ii IN Barrett Acc uitted in the Circuit Court
Yesterday Other Cases.

Lem Barrett ca uitted in the Circuit Court
Yesterday Cases.
Before Judge PAUL, in Part One Of the
Circuit Court, yesterday, the case of the
State We. Lem. Barrett, charged with rob-
bling Richard Mansfield, on the leland,
about month ago, was put on trial before
the following jury: Aug. Blum, John
Davenport, Hiram White, Philip Winters,
G. A. House, Elmer Carlin, O. T. Sturges,
Charles Bigelow, f. L. Stone, James
Dckey, George P. Hobbs and W. F. But
Ter. Captain DOvener appeared for the
defense. while Col. Robert White assisted
Prosecuting Attorney Howard. The hear
ing of the case took up no I of the day,
and the evidence showed clearly that Bar
rett wss not the man. The case was sub
mittee without argument, and verdict OF
not guilty was returned in few minutes.
Other cases was disposed of as follows:
Ida Walton, selling liquor without IL
cense, $40 and costa
Ida Walton, keeping house of ill-fame,
500 and costs aud five days in Jail.
Ia the case of Joseph F. Paul vs.. Caleb
Sylvis and James Rine, Judgment was
given for Sl73.
In Part Oue, Judge Campbell, an argu-
m ent was heard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-23
Nallla mnHanrY.

"Three of Kind" Edward Kidder's
splendid comedy in three acts, was pre-
scented OF the Opera House last evening TO
only q fair audience. Wheeling lovers OF
comedy must have been dreaming when
they failed to attend the entertainment.
Those who did 20 were more than pleased
As Dolly Eastwood, Nellie McHenry was
charming and her singing and dancing
better than ever, while her costumes we're
dszzling Mr.. Frank Blair is comedian
far above the average, with a good voice,
and Miss Francis Herbert, as the farmers
daughter, was very sweet, and sang di-
vinely. The remainder of the company
was good, Mr.. Jackson in his turn" be-
ing very amusing. The music was new
and sparkling and the songs catchy. The
show deserved n crowded house.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-23
Rhen. wednesdaY EvenIng.

Reserved seats were put on sale at
Houses music store yesterday, for the en-
gagement of Mile. Rbea at the Opera
House, Wednesday evening, at which
time she will appear as Beatrice in Shake
speare's much Ado About Nothing
The Kansas City Times says Of it: Every
body who saw Mile Rhea during her en-
gsgement, which closed last highland
they were goodly Dumber-seemed to
agree that the lady becomes more and
more charming "a the acquaintance is ex-
tended. She ia pretty aud interesting,
and TO those who are fortunate enough ia
know her personally, is so kind and cour-
teous that she wins her way straight ia
all hearts. Socially, Rhea is woman
who stands far above reproach and her
character is typical of all that woman
should be.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-23

Ii was announced by members Of the
Committee that Mr.. i. Baecker had not
been heard of. and probably did not intend
10 take the contract, and also that Mr.
Schultze was ont of the city, and would
probably 20 west, to remain permanently,
but al the same, the Committee agreed to
give them another chance, although there
seemed to be a disposition to think the
work could not be properly done for any
such money" The clerk was instructed
to draw a resolution reporting the facts,
and giving the contractors a limited time
in which to appear and sign up bonds, etc.
The Committee approved an ordinance
carving out Mr.. Tracy s resolution amend
ing Secs. 7 and s of the crematory ordl-
nance, relating TO the granting Of permits,
etc. and it will be reported to @ unoil this
evening
Superintendent Serig, Of the crematory,
announced that the furnace had been put
in its former condition, and that 1t was
again doing very satisfactory work, burn
ing MP all the stuff presented. He did not
know the amount OF the bulls for work
done. as some of the accounts had not beer
presented. IL was announced that this
made little difference, as the funds Of the
committee were exhausted and the treas
ury must remain empty until the Finance
Committee got a move on itself
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-23
NATURES HIGHWAY.
poings OF Boats and Bostnen Along tn
Ohio.

poings OF Boats and Bostmen Along the
Ohio.
The steamer Bellare il making regular
trips.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated 7 feet 4 inches and falling.
There are large number OF lumber RATS
along the river More have passed down
this spring than for many years past.
The waves of the SCOTS sank coal boat
in the tow of the John Penny, the other
day, at point Of the lower end OF Bellaire.
The steamer Andes arrived yesterday and
will leave the wharf this afternoon at 3
o'clock, for Cincinnati, Capt. Chas. Muhle-
man in command, and Mart. r. Noll in
the office.
The marks from above yesterday were;
PittsbuTg, 4 feet iuchee and falling. Nor
gantown, 4 feet inches and falling; wealth
er clear. Rice's Landing, 5 feet Z inches
and falling; weather clear. Brownsville,
feet and falling; weather clear. Lock
No 4, 7 feet 8 inches and falling; weather
clear. Greensboro, II feet inches and
falling; weather clear. Parker, . feet 3
inches and stationary; weather clear, but
windy. Oil City, 2 feet 10 inches and fall
ing; weather clear.
Capt A. s. SHEPPARD, a former well
known steamboatman, hiss been at home
at Welsvile, o., for q number Of years, an
invalid. Capt. Sheppard will be remem-
bered in connection with the Wheeling
and Cincinnati packets some % or more
years Egg. He and Mr. j. n Mccullough.
the well known railroad msgnate, were
near Deighbors in Wellsville for many
years. Capt Geo d. Moore was also a
former well known associate of Capt.
Sheppard.
Judge AchesOn, on Saturday, handed
down an opinion in the case of T. M.
Jenkins & Co., against the steamers Bar
nard and James Gilmore. The suit was
for damage TO a fleet of towboats, caused
by the Barnard grounding her tow on a
bar at Wheeling leland, the James Gil
more alterward running into the tow.
Judge Acheson decided that the accident
was due to bad mansgent Of the Barnard,
also holding the James Gilmore culpable.
The amount claimed WIS S773.90. The
James Gilmore was ordered to pay $50
and one fourth OF the cost OF the suit, and
the Barnard to pay the balance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
"sin and Repentance" st the Grand.

"sin and Repentance at the Grand.
A good house saw the opening perform
ance of the Atkins CrOlius Company at the
Grand Opera House last night in the Dor
der drama "Sin and Repentance" The
company is good, and the play abounds
in thrilling situations, etc, etc. Dnr-
ing the last act eleven specislties are in
troduced by various members of the COM
pany. Tonight the same play will again
DE presented. Seats are on sale at 1l4S
Main atrPet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-23
special Notice to tho Iaal..

Mr.. A. Breslauer, Ladies' Hair Drs..,
formerly with l.. Swabackerl iris,s,
opening a new Ladies' Hair Parlor .b,-i,
in the latest Eastern style, can o.. nr,i
at No. 100 Main Street Second dlor \,
ii. further notice, and would be PLEAD
to serve the Ladies as heretofore.
Special arrangement can be- mal.t,
Bang Cutting, Hair Dressing So \,
calling ia person or By mail
A BgrLArw
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-23
FORGED PROPOSALS.
AN INTERESTING DISCOVERY BY THB
HEALTH COMMITTEE
Oaly One Of the Five Bidders 70 Whom Contracts
Were Awarded, Appears Prepared TO Sign
Boni-Wha. the Committee Did.
THE council Committee on Health met

The Council Committee on Health met
lat night. and had its usual lively sceanee
with the garbage contracting question.
The committee found things in an ex-
tremely unsettled and uncertain condition,
and there were distinctly visible some
points of real interest, which went TO show
that some of the bidders for contracts for
the current year were open to a suspicion
Of peculiar ways.
For instance, as lending color to this lat
ter aurmise. it was found that at least
three of the bids sent in to the committee,
at the time the call for proposals was made
were forgeries, being signed with the names
of men Who declare they msde no bids ana
know nothing whatever about the matter
On ton of this came the assertion by mem
her. of the committee, that bali a dozen
bids were in the same handwriting, ana
that there were other evidences Of an unds-
sirsble state of affairs, which, however,
were but limited at, and for while the
committee was pretty near at its wit 8 END
to know what to do.
resolution was drawn mp, setting
forth that two or three of the bids submit
ted 10 the committee were forgerles, that
Henry Baecker, who had the contract IN
ne second district, refused to act, that
he Third and Fourth district men had
allied 10 file their bonds, and winding mp
with a resolution asking Council to en-
mower the committee to re-let the bids.
This resolution was about 20 be adopted
.wo or three times, but was on each Occa-
ion laid aside. Mr.. Peyton, the old CON
raetor in the Second district, had notified
be Health Officer that he would no longer
erye but on explaining his position to the
,oumittee. they united in a request to
Inn 10 continue on until such time as
,ew contractor could be obtained, and
fer some delay, Mr.. Peyt0n reluctantly
greed to comply with the request.
None of the contractors had given bond,
md lust as the committee was about COM
pe 10 the conclusion that none OF them
Intended TO do so, John Baker, OF the
hird district. came into the committee
DOM. and announced his readiness to sign
he papers. He was sent TO the City So
icitor.
The committee then took up the old
ids. sorted ont the alleged bogus propos-
rs. and then picked out four men VINO,
With Mr.. Baker, would make mp the nee
sesrv 1--WE. They were:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-23
They VIII Attend.

Gov. f. ". Wilson and stoff will at
tend the Centennial of Washington's In
auguratiou, in New York. on the 3Osh inst.
The Governors Guard and band will also
accompany the Governor. Gen. T. H.
Wood received telegram Saturday morn
ing from the Captain of the Jefferson
Guards, of Charlestown, saying that the
company would attend the Centennial at
New York, on the Both inst. What's the
matter with the Wheeling Light Guards
pOinO2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-23

MRS MARTIN, of Bridgeport, Ohio, re-
oeived $500 from the Union News Co.
and the Savannah, Florida aud Western
rail way Co., for claim for death of her
husband. VIM Martin on the above road
March II, 1888. Mr. Martin was born and
raised in Bridgeport, Ohio, and leaves
besides his widow, two children. The
News and Railway companies make the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-23
april ODD, 1889.

They Render Excellent Church Music.
The choir at Thomson Church, recently
organized, are now rendering very excel
lent music, to the delight and appreciation
of the large congregation who attend the
services of this Church. The members OF
the choir are: Soprenos-Mrs. G w.
Grimes, Miss Summers, Misses Matte
and May Prince, aud Miss Mamie Borbm.
Altos-Miss Maggie Prince, Miss Annie
Sadler and Miss Kate Wincher. Tenors-
Mr.. George Beaumont. Mr.. Harry Bell and
Mr.. Barker. Basso-Mr. II. ?. McGregor,
Mr.. Frank Amrine and Mr.. John Sliffe.
Orchestral accompaniment First Soprano
Cornet, Mr.. Summers; Second Soprano
Cornet, Mr. BeTlie SchOfield; Clarinet, Mr..
Albert Vanhorn; Tenor Trombone, Mr..
Summers; Bass Trombone, f j. Morris
Organist, Mr.. Percy Hamilton; Musical
director, Prof. J. w. Schofeld.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-23

THE Wheeling Bakery Co has Just re-
ceived new and elegant delivery wagon
for their Jubilee Bread business. II is the
handsomess ard most complete bakers
wagon ever seen on the streets of this city,
and capacity sufficient to carry 1000
loaves of Jubilee" The rapidly increas-
ing demand for this very popular bread in
the lower wards Of the city and Bellaire
has made it neot ssary for them TO increase
their delivery facilities in order that Low.
ers of good and fresh bread may have such
a loaf for breakfas. by simply calling on
his grocer end asking for Wheeling Bak-
cry Co. g Jubilee Bread. 1t ia superior TO
other bread, because they use better ma
terial and employ more skillful workmen
1t is the biggest five.cent loaf on the mar
ket, which places it in reach of every one
Every loaf has the seal of the company at
tached and none genuine without it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-23
81 Per Cent. Saved.

lam now ready TO take orders and meas.
ures, with nineteen years. experience,
for Gents fine, fancy and nObby Spring
Suits OF Wansmaker q Browns. Six hun
dred samples of Cloth and Cashmere on
display at J. W. Ferrel's, 2l0l Main street.
Also Buggies and Csrpsts at cost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-23
AGIftto The Needy.

On the eve of Easter bssketful of the
useful and beautiful was left at the Home
for Friendless Women, by thoughtful
friends, of the Island. In the bottom OF
the basket were meats, ham, sAussges and
steak. Then luscious oranges and nanan-
mas. ard over all the fragrance of different
varieties of geraniums, hyacin.hs and jon
auils 1t reminded one of that sweet old
legend that Easter flowers were Christ
smiles and every bird and blossom had
its angel to minister to thoss who drank
in the blessing it brought.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-23

Have this day opened the Burley Mills
Road House, four miles from Bridgeport,
Ohio, on the National Pike. Imported,
Wine, Beer and Ale of leading varieties.
Meals furnished to guests when ordered.
The public is solicited to give us call.
JERRY CLEMENS, Prop'r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-23
ornER co,nrrrEE ,rEgrNes.

The Committee on Accounts got together,
and went over the books of the Receive
and City Clerk, checking up the items,
etc. They passed a resolution ordering
advertisements for bids for compiling the
CITY Ordinances, ready for the printer.
The Committees on Police and Real Is
tate failed to get a quorum.
The Board Of Public Works met and
passed the pay roll for street repairs. The
Board discussed some improvement mat
tiers informally, but took no action.
OTHER CITY MATTERS.
This evenings meeting Of Council IL
very likely TO be Of rather a dull and
dreary nature. The granting Of liquor Ii
censss will take up the greater part of the
evening Up to last night one hundred
and eleven applicants has been made TO
Clerk Thoner, aud it is likely q number OF
others will come in to-day. Council will
also meet in Joint session to elect weighers
for the succeeding term.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-23

AMArEUR photographers have now Just
what they need in dark room AZ hTS $
Art Store. 1905 Main street, which they
have the free use Of. aud they certainly
will dud it q great convenience.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-04-23
wedding.

Elegant wedding present., new de.ign.
in Silverware, 0Sydizsd Noyelues Bro11.
Ornaments and Figures PaIlor clocks !,
Onyx, marble, metal and wood casa
Ooyx tables, Diamonds, Waiche l,l
Jewelry. W. ). LJHEN,
No. 1853 MaintN
Telephone 2l5.