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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10
Red Gross Oil.
POINTs On PEOPLE.
Movements OF Cit'znns and the Coming sad
Going OF Strangers.

Movements of Cit'zenS and the Coming sad
Going of Strangers.
Mr.. Clement Hos is back from Pr ex
tended Western tour.
Jsmsl Archibald, wife and family, are
visiting at Fish creek.
Miss Lizzie Davis, of the South Sde,. IS
visiting at West Liberty.
Msj. James u. L . and wife, of Hun
tington, are at the Silnm.
II. Rsv. Bishop Kahn has returned from
a trip through part of the Diocese.
Mrs S. B. Hildreth is visiting her dsugh-
ter, Mrs. Will Brad, at Fcstoris, Ohio.
Col. Hugh ST Ring is home from bust
nefs Trip to Michigan and other points.
Miss Ageie Rafferty,, of South Eoff
street, is visiting friends at Newark, o.
Hugh Whit, John Sanders and +. A.
Piersol, OF Parkersburg, are st the Stamm.
President f. NJ. Turner, of the West
Virginia Univereity, Wa in the city yea
terday.
Mrs. B. 3. Dovener ard son Bob, left for
Cspe May, TO spend the balance oil the sum
mer, Thursday.
DR.. George Gushing is home from the
Jefferson M, ideal College at Phila lelphia
to spend his vacation.
Rev. c. f. Graham, of the Fourth Street
N. f Church, spent few days at Wash
ingtoD, Pa, this week,
Mrs. Dr. George Baird, has gone to Min
neGpolis, to visit Mrs. fremont Williams,
nee Miss Matte McCulloci.
Henry KC ontz, of New Martinsville, w
Va, and Ed. Grew and Ernest Myers, of
New Matsmoras, Ohio, are at the Howell
Prof. Wade, of Morgauiown, was 10 the
city yesterday on his way home. He had
been conducting an institute at Sisters
vile.
The last Issue of Current Literature speaks
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THE POTTERS.
Tee Latest Phases of the Effort to Make
Combine.

Tee Latest Phases of the Effort to Make a
Combine.
The western pottery manufacturers have
decided that although trust is not exactly
the proper thing, some action must be
taken to brig about discontiDuarce Of
the ruinous cutting Of prices which has
bsen going on for some time past. With
this end in view, representatives of the
various pottery concerns of the Western
district net in East Liverpool On
Thursday. All the western potteries were
represented in the conference, which Yves
held in the Office of the Knowles, Taylor
Il Knowles China Co., excepting Laughlin's,
of East Liverpool, the proprietor OF which
was absent from the city. A committee con-
sisting of CIV. Frarzheim, Vics President
of the Wheeling Pottery, II. A. Keffer, of
the Po,ters' Cooperative Company, and j..
n. Taylor, OF Knowles, Taylor & Knowles,
were selected &c draw up rules for govern
ing of combination to be hereafter en-
tered into whereby the prices Of ware will
be regulated and the cutting Of rates pre-
vented. The intention is not TO have the
srrap gemenss to be in the nature Of trust,
bat simply al agreement to keep from cut
ting prices. What penalties will be pre-
vided for a failure to so act has not yet been
decided upon.
Among the pottery representatives from
outside of Liverpool were the following:
L. NJ. Pearson, G. W. Franzaeim and
George J. Bradshaw, of Wheeling; Alfred
Day, of Steubenville; G. S. Pugh, Of To-
rontO, o, and James Shaw, OF New Cam
bsrlauds W. Va.
The date Of the next meeting TO hear the
report of the committee has not yet been
selected
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ANOTHER LOST.
THg DAYTOEs BIT SHAMUS HARD, YES.
TBRDAY,
And Win an Easy Viclory-Ths Game an Unintsr-
estng 0ns-0ihsr Games Played
Yesterday.

The attendance at the Island park yes
terday was somewhat improved, and it Was
time when Wheeling should have put up
a good game of bali, but they failed to do
so, and Dayton had al easy walkover.
Wheeling certainly played in hard luck at
several points, and if few base hits could
have been made at the proper times the
game might have resulted differently.
III the first, with ole man out, Bowman
lined out q three-bagger, and Speidel,
Hsller and Hobrecht followed with singles,
scoring a run and leaving the bases full.
Then Shamus struck out, Flanagan drop.
ped the ball and Spiedel attempted 20 score,
but Flanagan reached the plate first, max
ing double play and retiring the side.
After that the home team was not able
to do much with Southpaw Dewsld's
cnrves, while the Daytons jumped onto
Shamus in a rough shOd manner and lined
him out 10 startling manner. Jimmy
seemed to have lost bis curve as well as
control Of the bali, and the way Hsller
was compelled TO jump around was quite
lively.
Mexican was the only new man who ar
rived and he appeared at short. lie made
one error-a bad throw-~hich let in two
runs and ut the bat he appeared weak, but
he hit the bali nea,ly every time he ap-
peared. Naturally new man would feel
little nervous and he may turn ont to be
6rst-class player. At any rate, lie will,
no doubt be given g chance.
A new umpire named Nelson made his
appearance, and he was pretty rank against
Wheeling in the early part CT the game,
but be did batter after Captain Billy Bow
man gave him lecture.
There W.T. little interest in the game, for
Wheeling at no lime was in the lead, or
anyways close to il, the D8ytons having
the thing all their own way. II Shamus
had pitched his usual game, Wheeling
would have had fighting chance. 1t was
expected that Carey, of the Crockery CitJs,
would make his appearance 10 the box for
Wheeling, bat he failed 70 show up, 10 the
disappointment Of many.
Following is the official score:
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FIneat on the Road.

or the Cleveland-Haverly Minstrels
which open the season at the Opera House
on Monday, the 10Th inst, the New York
Dramatic Mirror says: Those of US who
remember the monster msstodon minstrel
shows Of Haverly in his palmy days will
not be suTpris; that he should have re-
turned 10 his old love. Indeed, the
Hsverly- Cleveland Minstrels furnish q
lively entertainment, and no one will re-
greet an evening spent in their company,
where you can lsugh at the Jokes of the
burnt-cork comedians, listen to the sing
ipg Of the white-faced waIblers clad in the
garb Of courtieIs, and watch the nimble
japanese troupe in their wonderful gym
nastic and balancing feats."
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suited and the goods are shipped from the
factory nearest the point where ordered.
This can he done very handily with the
general run of goods. Only in the case OF
specialte5 would il he necessary to order
from any particular factory. This ques-
ton of freights is an important
one. The economies resulting from
the adoption of the plan now
being perfected form handsome profit in
themselves, and make the Incorporation Of
the companies well worth effecting But
added TO these advantages will be the re.
sultant raise in the prices OF tableware.
For long time the firms engaged in its
manufacture have been disposiDg of their
goods at ruinOusly low rates, caused by
sharp competition ana heavy cutting. This
will be Obyiated by the new plan, aud the
prices are certain to go up. Itseems quite
clear that this corporation can control the
trade Of the country"
President n. 3. Scott, of the Central
Glats Works, was seen last evening and
Intercepted in references to the proposed
combination. In response he said:
81 have not seen the article in the Pitts
burg IONt anu 50 CdHuOt tell 1Ou nhSthcA
it is right or wrong. That there has been
a movement on foot among the pressed
glassware manufacturers is fact, but we
we're working quietly and hoped that
nothing would get out until we had ar
rived at conclusion"
"What is the nature of the combine pro-
pOsed?n
81 cannot say much about that, but you
can say that new glass company may be
formed and in the list Of charter members
may be found many of the largest pressed
glassware manufacturer in the country. i"
Just what the company proposes to do
Mr.. Scott did not say, and he was unwii'
ling 10 sly more than what is above record
ed.
Mr.. Hanson Waddell, Of the Hobbs Glass
Company, was also seen, but he had moth
ing 10 say, except that the movement was
on foot. Both gentlemen disclaimed that
the scheme was trust. All the manu-
facturers in this city and vicinity will, it
is said, 20 into the big combine, and the
Baltimore plants, and Ohio "bOom town"
,.5i11 oleN On in
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Atsthe Crematory.

A visit to the crematory, yesterday,
showed that the capacity of the furnace IS
being taxed to the utmost Just at this
time. At three o'clock yesterday after
noon thirty-six barrels of night soil were
standing about the outside Of the furnace
building, awaiting cremation, and one
contractor said he had about sixty barrels
more for delivery duIiug the night. II
9th er contractors had corresponding
amount the prospects are good this morn
ing for 8 considerable accumulation. The
furnace is working well, bat the supply OF
stuff seems to exceed its capacity, under
existing circumstances.
The road leading TO the furnsce is de-
cdedly unsafe in one or two localities, N
the vicinity of the new reservoir, and
nothing but pure luck will prevent an &C.
cident one Of these nights. In several
places the road is not more than foot or
90 wider than the tread of a cart, land at
these points the road is on bench several
feet nigh. Wet weather, like that of last
night, will inevitably make this road
crumble away under the weight of cart
or wagon, and it should be attended TO st
once, before the city becomes liable for an
accident.
Up to yesterday the permit for the re-
moval of night soil and contents of dry
vaults, given by the Health Officer since
April 1st, foot up the enormous quantity
of 4,3l0 barrels OF course, only about
one-third of this has been taken
to the clematory, the remainder 60
ing TO the country. The busiest month
was June, when an average Of about 100
barrels per day was hauled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10

BUILDING operations in Pittsburg have
assumed proportions so vast that her sup
ply OF mechanics in the building trades
will be entirely too few in number to COM
plete the work on hard.
With building permits being Issued at
the rate of fifty per day, and seven millions
of brick to lay in public works in the city
and a majority of the brick contractors
ninety days behind time with their con-
tracts, ii locks as if Pittsburg would be a
good place for Br;oklsyers to Ocate.-Pihs-
hnrn NorrespOndenf
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The Lauehlln Nall situation.

That part of the Laughlin nail factory
which could bs employed on standard
gauge nails was at work yesterday. All
the other machines were idle, and the
nailers insist shall remain SO till all the
Wheeling mills commence making light
nails, or the managers compensate them IN
proportion to the loss they suffer from the
lightness Of the nail. A meeting Of the
Lauehliu nailers was held last night over
at Martins Ferry, at which it was decided
not to cut any light nails till such time
as the rev gauge is used in the other flc-
tories. They do not care to make the new
nails at all, for the reason that there will
not be living in their job, and, unless
they ore forced 10 do so by the men In
other factories, they will no. do it.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

The following transfers Of real estate
were LEFT for record at Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday:
Deed made August 5, 1889, by John
Hares and wife, to Belle Dixon, for piece
Of ground on Sixteenth street, east OF alley
G.. Consideration, $500.
Deed made August 6, 1889, by Nancy
Rutherford and William Rutherford, to
George ]. Caddle, for piece Of ground on
the weIt side of South Huron street. Con-
eideTation, S70S.42.
Deed made August 8, 1889. by Dorothea
Sch1ump, to August II, Knoke, Jr. for
the north half Of lot No. 3 in square No.
%, in the Eighth weId. Consideration,
$575.
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NHKELING

Earned runs, Dayton g. Wheeling 2;
thres.base hits, Stephens and Bowman;
two.bacs hits, Cans 3, Chrisman l, Steph-
ents l. Hobrecht 2; struck out, by Shamus
?, by Dewald 8; bases or balls, oil Shamus
3; hit By ball. by Sbamus / wild pitches,
Shamus l; passed balls, Haller / double
plays, Dewald TO Flanagan; sacrifice hits,
Williams of Dayton, Randall, Lyons and
HObrecht; stolen bose. Dayton 8; time,
40; umpire, Nelson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10
COMING OUR WAY.

The on Men Invading Ohio County In
Force.
The oil men are invading Ohio county.
In the vicinity of Roney'e Point, a new
deld promises to be opened shortly. George
Davis, Of Washington, has already q large
amount Of territory leased, while it is said
that several other gentlemen are on the
grounds trying to get territory. The con-
dition Of the leases are not known but 1t is
given out on good authority that q test
we'll will be sunk at an early day.
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rha CIrar nakerA Picnic To-day.


The picnic to be given to-day at the park
by Prosperity Assembly, X. of L., Cigar
Makers, promises TO be one Of the most en-
ioyable of the season, and the weather will
doubtless be perfect for such an affair.
The members will assemble at the Trades
Assembly Hall at 9 o'clock this morning
and ct $50 will march over the following
route, headed by the Opera House band:
Up Market to Tenth, to Main, to Twenty
fourth, to Chapline, to Twentieth, TO
Market, to Sixteenth, TO motor, which
they expect to board at II o'clock for the
park. The public is invited out to srcnd
the day and most enjoyable time is
promised. Mayors orchestra will furnish
music for dancing, ard other smusements
will be furnished, so that all can have a
good time. All the factories paid off yes
terday and the day will be general holt
day among the cigar makers.
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Tho Third plslrIct Contest.

General CLARK, Clerk Of the House of
Representatives, has sent out formal notices
to McGinnis aud Anderson, contestant and
contestee from the Third West Virginia
District, directing them TO be present in
Washington on the 18th inst, at the open
ing of the sealed packages Of testimony.
They can be represented by counsel.
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The Commanding.

The campmeeting will open on the
Moundsville grounds next Thursday, the
18th, and will continue ten days. The
programme prepared is most interesting
one, and the presence of Bishop Joyce, of
Tennessee, and other eminent ministers
will ensure large attendance. W. j.
Kirkpatrick, of Philadelphia, one OF the
leading singers Of the country, will be
present instead of Mr.. Excel, who cannot
come.
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A Big Tract of Timber Land.

d. r. Hill and G. G. Reynolds lest week
completed a survey Of 2, 235 acres of tim
Der land on Blue creek, for the West Vir-
GINA Mining and Oil Company, with chief
Office in New York. The entire tract has
been purchr sed by A. Dsveraux, Jr., who
will at once build splash dams in the creek
and commence getting out the timber.
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BETTER than all-Electric Light Flour

DOES the public believe it now, that
Wsuamaker & Browns suits are une-
aualled by 80 per cent. in every respect
New variety of samples TO select from
every day. Also Buggies and Carpets at
coat, must and will be closed out by j. W.
Ferrel, 2l01 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10

At a meeting of the Fulton Council,
held Thursday evening, Hermann Kreut-
ser was elected Town Marshal, and he will
hereafter look TO it that the peace and
quiet Of the village is not disturbed By law
breakers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
A L,ttla hIasnnin History.

In Sundays REGISTER will appear an
interesting and concise history of Ohio
Ledge No. l, A. F. and A. NJ, from its
organization mp 10 1870, giving the names
of the officers and members Of the Lodge
during that time. This will prove very
interesting to Ms9ons and citizens gener-
allY,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10

". II. WIGHT, of Rogers, Arkansas, q
prominent farmer and stock grower, says
that Swift's Specific cured him Of letter OF
twenty yesrs' standing. Of course, in that
time he had a great amount Of treatment
and says the wonder is that he did not
scratch the flesh from his bones S. S. s.
cured him quick and permanently.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10

Of Mrs. Chas Awingerter, of this city. as
a clever writer OF verse for Southern publ.
cations.
F. D. BlsDett, of Warrington, II. Stol-
burg, OF Weston, and VIM. S. Anderson,
OF Letart Falls, are gue-ts at the Howell
House.
Messrs. Will S. Faris, Austin Beach and
Geo. A. bennington, of the Lnteliigencer,
will leave this morning for flying trip TO
Deer Park.
Lawrence Woodward and family, Of
Taylor, Texas, are in the city, on en- ex-
tended visit to Mr. Woodwsrd's mother,
on La Belle street.
Capt. Wm. Dillon, wife and daughter
Hattie, returned from Ksnsf1 City yester-
day, where they had been visiting Capt.
Dillon's daughters.
II. W. SsmOn, advance agent of Cleve-
lands Hsverly Minstrels, Was 10 the city
yesterday. Mr.. Ssmon has the best show
of lite kind on the road.
Miss Annie Windsor bas resigned her
position at Bremen & Schlefer's and &C.
cepted one as etepographer az the office OF
the Benwood Iron Company.
Thomas Csl nahan, Howard Wells and
Mike O'Malley, of the South Size, have
returned from the Belmont fishing camp,
and report everything in way-up shape.
President VIM. Weihe, of the Anal
gamated Association, came down yesier-
day and is at the Stamm. 1t is under
stood he came down TO lcok at the nail
situation.
Mr. John Warehouse left yesterday for
New York, 70 meet his daughter, Miss
Blanche, who ha1 been making a tour CT
Europe, and WHO sailed for home on
Wednesday.
Miss Carrie Renrer, of South Market
street, has retained from an extended visit
to relatives at Chicago. She was accom-
panied home by her sister, Mrs. John RI
big, who will visit her parents here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10
ON a Tour of Inspection.

The members of the Finance Committee
of the Board of Commissioners, County
Engineer Smith, and Clerk of the Board
Charley Woods, accompanied Pres-
ident +. H. Cochran, Of
the Wheeling and Harrisburg Rail
road Company over the line of work in this
vicinity, yesterday afternoon. The party
left the Court Houes in CARRIAGE, about
two o'clock, and devoted about three
hours to looking at the work done. The
members of The committee were very
thoroughly impressed with the fact that
more than 100000 had been expended
upon the bridge and $4,000 upon the
terminals in this county, and special
meeting IF the Board will be called soon
probably on Monday-when steps will be
taken to pay over the first installment out
of the county bonds due the company I'M
der the subscription ordinance.
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The Newly Married Mans Victory.

Special telegram TO The Register.
MANSFIELD, o., August 9.-Tbe Cham
pion City boys could lot hit Henry Nor
risOn's curves successfully to-day, while
the home tram psraIyz;1 the two Spring
field batteries. With the bases full in the
first inning, Parks lined out home run
The grounds were very muddy. Score:
Mansfeld..................4 4 q . 0 s-l6
pringfeld-..............O0 0 0 0 /
BASE hits, Mansfield 10, Springfield Z;
errors, Mansfield 3, Springfield z; e1rned
runs, Mansfield II, Springfield 2; batteries,
Mansfield, Morrison aud Fi'zimmons;
Springfield, Darrah and Wsstlake. Time,
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Hatai IN Rant

Furnished hotel to rent on easy terms.
Proprietor and family will board with the
renter. Parties must come well recon-
meuded. For further particulars inquire
of Sam Harrison, Mcclure House, Wheel
inc " Va
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THE best-"Ohio YslleyD Ooflee.
A Great Dltoovery

In the medical line is the pleasant frnit
laxative, Elixir of Dates. It combines the
sctive properties of dates. figs and prunes
in such way as to rake it one Of the
most pleasant and effective remedies on
the market. 1t is easily taken by cid and
Young, and is a sure cure for hsbitusl con-
stipatiou, biliousness, dyspepsia, sick head
ache and piles, and all diseases caused by
a weak stomach, diseased kidneys or mac
tive liver. Sold in so cent bottles by w.
W. Irwin. W. E. Williams, John Lsughlin
and C. L. Goetzs. J. T. Goodwin & Co.
and Logan & Co., Wholesale Agents.
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The public generally is invited to at
tend Garfield Assembly Picnic at the Park
Saturday, August 10th. Mayors full or
chestra will be in attendance.
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BE sure you get Electric Light Flour.

GARFIELD ASSEMBLY will give the most
enjoyable picaic of the season at the Park
SATURDAY..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10
BUY Electric Light and have good bread

GRAND Turtle Soup and Fish Supper at
CostellO's Saloon, Monday evening, at 8
O'Clock. Dimmey's fall band will furnish
the music. All sire invited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10
SEASIDE AND COUNTRY.

Readers Of the REGISTER going out Of
tOi0n for a '0eek, month or during The Sum
mer, can hare il mailed to them at 10 cents
per ,Ceek. Daily and Sunday 10 cents per
gpeeL.
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3Bbrelin9 Register
TIE WEATHER..

For West Virginia. shower cooler in south
eru portion. stationary temperature IN northern
portion. -outherly winds
For Western Pennsylvania showers, follow
al rs clearing weather. stationary cmIerature.
= ..-.--. LLLr..
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A Pleasant Dating.

The outing under the management OF the
Y. NJ. @. A. Outing Club was success in
every particular. Contrary to the weather
indications, the gathering Of young people
at the wharf last evening waiting for the
good steamer Belaire was large, enth1si-
sstic and expectsnt, At about half-past
seven o'clock, after a short delay TO get a
COED ready, the boat headed up the river
and kept the even tenor OF it, way for some
sixteen TO eighteen miles, the time being
pleasantly passed in the discussion Of q
varied supply of refreshments, listening to
the music Of Mayors orchestra Ond the
singing of the Y NJ. C. A. choir, promen-
aiding the deck of the boat and trying 10
identify localities along the route. The
moon, as contemplated, shone behind the
clouds. Nevertheless the evening was
withsl clear enough to afford full enjoy
ment to every one. The Committee on
Outing spared no effort 10 insure gener-
ally good time, and with success. The
purpose Of the Outing Club is well set forth
by the success of last evenings outing.
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Thermometer Record.

Mr.. o. Schnepi, the Opera House drug
gist. made the following observations OF
the temperature Friday: Z 3 N, ~ y
a. a., "A; - ~, 50; .. N, 81 P m.
so. Weather. chsugeable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10
DRINK Ohio Valley Coffee.
For Thirty DAYS More

For $3.50 you can get one dozen fine
Satin-fnish Cabinet Photographs, and one
extra in a fine gilt frame, 8x10 size, OF
Plummer's, 1873 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Drawer
3. Atlanta, Ga, offer a reward of one
thousand dollars to any one who will find
by analysis particle Of mercury, iodide OF
potash, or other poisonous substance in 5.
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Try Electric Light, yOu will use no other

GRAND LUNCH, Turtle Soup, Mountain
Oysters, Ciawfsb and Grand Concert at
II. f chenberg's Saloon, No. 100 McCol-
loch street, Saturday, August 10th, from
8 to II o'clock.