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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-03-09
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho llAES City.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho GlRIS City.
Tho WVnneF Cadets open their hIraud festival
tonight
T, Ault s Son are receiving some Western
Ohio wheat,
:; NJ; BOYD ( Brother are receiving nice lot
Of foreign potatoes
Miss Maggie Armstrong OF the Globe hotel, is
among friends In Cincinnati.
There was q slight fire at the Belmont glass
works yesterday, Dut did no damage,
The little child Of N. u. Tarbelt, who was so
very low this week, Is slowly mcpdIpH,
The coal miners OF this vicinity hold all i'm.
Portant meeting this afternoon In EIlCh's hall.
The SERVICES ~ The Christian Church have
baptlSed
The second quarterly meeting Of this confer.
enGe year begins this evening, Rev. J. h, Mills,
ID. d., presiding. ''"'
William, Dunieq, who Whipped his vile re-
Gently and wac Spnt to"lall; Is oRt now, having
iIAEniShed the necessary bull,
Alex, Gallagher, who had his .!,aua mashed I'm
Ivy RIWln9to& ohiH yards on Thursday, will
totS !Htee nhSSSSis instead OF one as at ilrst re-
u Is claimed by the WOOdSleld Spirit that tho
LSNS ", nvAh AFNkSt VuS VI blG uulI kuhluh VI
General Washington, lies buried In Warrington
township, this county.
Jacob yaupel youngest son OF A. Vaupel died
Of gn affection OF the bowels yesterday, after
hRYlng been sick only four days, lie Will DO
buried tomorrow on Hose Illll.
Henry Smith, the little EnglIshmAn who has
fought II great many battles In the Mexican and
the late war, and also ut Gibraltar, "a now fight.
Ing the last battle, aud ut last reports was dying
The "BeSy BobbClt" entertainment at the
First Presbyterian church last night was well al.
tended, the large room being full, aud the Gu.
tertlnment was success artlStlcallY " well as
financially.
A wagon wheel caught In the guard rail- Ut the
Noble street crossing, AtraIn being near, the
horse jumped, breaking the axle off close 10 the
wheel. The wagon was dragged OF Just rs the
train went BY.
The young man who sued hlS late best glrl iOr
the pEGSentS he gave her was allowed 81 30 for
them by the Jury. She married another fellow
aud he got mad and sued her, Ilo had also mar.
rlGd In the meantime,
Quite u large lot Of Quakers passed through
here yesterday from lArnesYille for their differ.
ent homes In the Western Reserve. They were
all young folks, pupils Of the school Ut barnes.
vile, thGwinlCr term Of which has Just ended.
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A DISHONESTY HMPL0YH
Who was a connoisseur in the
Goods his Employer Kept,
DRIVING A LIVELY TRADE
Iu Stolen Goods-oyer 500 Worth of
Plumber Recovered aud the Man
Is Locked up-All Stolen In
Less than Six Weeks.

Yesterday officer sohrts arrested Leo
Tolle, on warrant issued by Squire
Phillips. The complainant was Mr.
Henry speyer, and the charge grand lar
ceny.
Tolle has been employed since Febru'
airy by the firm OF speyer Bros, as a
light porter. Recently friend OF Mr.
Speyer told him rolle was selling goods
outside the store at very low prices, Mr.
speyer was slow to believe the young
man guilty, but asked one Of the clerks
to watch him, The result was that yes
terday he was seen to slip a piece Of very
tine silk velvet into his pocket, and Mr.
Spryer at once swore out the warrant,
When Shorts arrested Tolle, no took
him to his room at Mrs, Vaas's board
ing house, on Main street, and Tolle
took from q trunk a big bundle OF goods
which he admitted he had stolen from
Mr., Speyer. There were among the
stuff two dozen fine silk hAndkerchiets,
bolt OF gen darme velvet, fine hose,
costly underwear, white shirts, linen
handkerchieIs, and number Of other
costly articles,
Tolle cried and begged Mr., Speyer
not TO prosecute him, but the latter said
this sort OF thing had happened too
often and he was determined to stop II
by making an example of young Tolle.
He was held in $1,000 bail, and having
no bondsman, was committed to jail to
secure his appearance at court. Alter
lodging him In jail, Shorts went back to
stud, among i being jewelry, costly
pocketbooks, velvet aud all sorts Of no.
lions. In oil the stuff recovered inVoiced,
at wholesale prices, over 300. Handker'
chiefs which cost Mr., Speyer $40 a dozen
Tolle had sold at % cents u piece,
The preliminary hearing was set for 2
p. IN. Monday,
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In the Supreme Court Of Appeals al
Charleston on Thursday morning, the
following orders were made:
State Of West Virginia vs.. Richards
agent, from Wood county; opinion by
Branhon; judgment Of Circuit Court
affirmed. This Is the sewing machine
tax case, and the court holds that the
law Is constitutional.
FlaCk vs.. Fry, Mayor, etc., from Kama
wha County; opinion by English judg'
ment OF Circuit Court affirmed.
Spring Garden Bank vs. Hulings Llm'
Der Company, from Tucker county opin'
ion by Snyder; decree OF Circuit Courl
reversed and bill dismissed.
Hoke vs.. Jones, from Monroe county;
writ Of-crrUr dismissed on motion o.
plaintiff In error aud reallowed. Bond
1900
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Ihn wool Thleye. Tnken Homo.

Yesterday morningSheritf Curtlscame
down from WellsbIrg and took there
Fred Grabbus and CLARK Stewart, the
two men arrested the day before by on,
GERS Shorts and Carney for stealing wool
from Abraham West, in Brooke county,
Sheriff Curtis said tho men would prob
ably DO brought back here for sale keep
Ing, unless II was decided to sHpp9n
special Grand Jury ut once and push the
case against them to trial at this term oil
tho Brooke County Circuit Court The
Wellsburg Jail Is not considered safe,
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G. II. Brooks, OF Madison, Wis, a
spiritualistlc trance speaker and psyche.
metric reader, Is in the city, and will on
Sunday afternoon at 8 O'Clock aud the
same evening at 1880 lecture at G, A. R.
Hall, on Main street, to the believers and
the general public who care to attend.
He selects subjects from the audience in
his lectures, and even to non-belieyers
his meetings may be counted on as inter
esting, at least. VI
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The Grand was literally packed to the
doors last evening on the occasion OIL
Matte Vickers' appearance in "Jacque'
line, or Paste aud Diamonds" Miss
Vickers Is tho same pleasing actress,
singer and dancer she always was, The
audience was enthusiastic in the ex.
trcme. Manager GeRther has made a
special engagement with Miss Vickers
to appear at matinee this afternoon at
9 o'clock, in "Cherub, the Pearl Of Ser.
pent Mountain" The.house will doubt.
less be crowded again.
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nI. EIEhty.saoond HIrthday.

Mr., John X, Botsford, one Of Wheel.
iug's best known and most esteemed
citizens, yesterday celebrated the eighty.
second anniversary OF bis birth, Last
evening a number Of his friends, in
Guiding several Of the old and proml.
nent residents Of the city, call
ed on him and rendered their
congratulations. Mr.. Botsiord was
very much gratified over being thus re;
membered. An hour or two was passed
very pleasantly recalling the events OF
earlier days, and when Mr.. Botslord's
guests departed it was with warmly ex'
pressed wishes that he might live to see
several more happy anniversaries, and
indeed, Mr., Botsford's present halo COM
dition warrants the hope that these
wishes will DO fulfilled,
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ia Natures own true laxat i've. II ID
the most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known 10 cleanse tho
system when Bilious or CostlyeI 10 dis
pul Headaches, Colds and Foyegi 10
Curo HAbllual Constipation, lndiges'
ton, Piles, etc. Manufactured only by
the California Fig Syrup Company. For
sale In 90 cts and Sl,00 bottles by Logan
4 Co, Anton =. Hess, X. u. Burt and
O, MVnkemeller.
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CITY Health Officer Garrison said to an
lSTEiLiuESCER reporter last night that
he was glad to sec tho article Ia yestgr'
day'g ISTRLLIdRNCER CRlllng attention 10
thS lnoxcusably filthy condition OF tho
city lookup, The statements made, lie
pnld, we're all VIGOROUSLY true, and 10
Ind insisted on correcting tho cyil.
Ventilation 10 n positive necessity. No
prisoner ought TO DO confined N SUCH
dr. II Is almost bad enough 10 breed q
upaiilphCn.
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In passing along Main street yesterday
afternoon We noticed that MesSrs. Knox
and MCCrum had opened a new shoe
store in the room formerly occupied by
p. Kennedy Us a dry goods store. The
room has been repapered, and the brush
OF the painter has added very much to
the appearance Of thereon. A carefully
and well selected stock OF boots and
shoes adorn the shelves.
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lg a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs and prunGs, and other
tropical fruits. lis pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered Il iln.
Intensely popular. II cures hRbitual con.
sllpstl9n, indigestion, billousnesS, sick
!leaIache, piles, etc. Sold Ia 90 cent
D.opuless W q. H. Go0tEe, w. W. Irwin,
W. ~ Williams and John laughlln.
~ Logan y Co. aud Goodwin 4 Co., whols'
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nln.t rurnacs' Man Want In Tho A. A.

Yhe blast furnace men propose at the
next convention Of the Amalgamated
Association Of Iron and Steel Workers,
to make an effort to be admitted by that
organization, Il possible. The furnace
workers are nov paiA by tho day, bpt
they believe that In the major part OF
their work they should be paid by the
ton, as their work requires fully as
much skill as to puddle iron. Should
they DO admitted, fully 1000 additional
members will be gained by the Amalga'
mated Association.
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CnlLpRES's sole leathsrtipped button
school Shoes, sizes II 10 9, At : worth
81 %, at SToNB's CASH SIIOE SToRE.

CoLuMBus, o., Jan. /, lSSO.-To TnE
ELIXIR or DATES Co. Dear Sirs,-Ellxlr
Of Dates cured inc Of habltual COnstlpa'
ton and dyspepsia, recommend 1t 70
all my friends. Very truly yours, Joseph
thinner, Prop. Of Hotel s. Claire, %.
lumbuB, D. Sold by q. X. GoetEe, W, W.
Irwin, ". II. WilllAtna and John Laugh.
lin, Logan 4 %, and Goodwin 4 Co..
Wholesale AgenLg, ]
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted To
record one deed Of trust and the follow
Ing deeds In fee:
Deed made March 7 by George s. Ha.
berleld and wife TO August Seidler, In
consideration OF $500, for the north hall
OF lot in Bushfeld and McMechen's
addition to Wheeling.
Deed made February u by Joseph II,
Purcell to Robert MO6ullagh, In consid.
Grafton Of 800, for the north seven and
one.half feet of the front OF lot No. 2
and the south fifteen front feet OF lot No,
8, Of the old fair ground property.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
strangers In the CITY aud Wheeling People
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and wheeling feOpI'
Abroad.
John j. Jacob, OF Clinton, was in town
yesterday.
Judge |. II. CASTOR, OF St, CIalrSyille
was down yesterday.
Miss Maggie Sherwin, Of Hagerstownr
Md, Is visiting friends in this city.
W. Z. Mallory and wife, Of Woods
field, were ut the Mcclure House yester'
day.
Mr.. Homer Wells returned yesterday
from Washington, where he went to see
the Inauguration.
Judge j. B. briggs, OF WOodsfeld,
came down from st. Clairsville and spent
a few hours here yesterday.
Miss Mollie Frew has returned home
from Steubenville, where she went to
attend the wedding OF friend.
: The Rev. DR.. Marsh, President oil
Mount Union college, viii preach at the
Fourth street Methodist church Snn-
day morning.
Mr.. Samuel aagans, formerly Of this
city, and once an attaChc OF this paper,
now OF Cincinnati, is in the city repre-
senting large leather house.
Dr. A. L. Aultz, OF Charleston, menu
Der oil the House Of Delegates from ka.
nawha county, Is in the city, but will
leave for come on this mornings Ohio
River Railroad train.
Tomorrow is the 30th anniversary OF
the connection Of Rev. DR.. j. I. Mcclure
with the U. p. Church as pastor. Com
munion services will BIZ held, but no
special observance OF the day Of formal
character will DO made.
Prof. W. II. Anderson, City Superin-
tendent OF Schools, and Mrs. Anderson,
returned yesterday from Washington,
where they witnessed the Inauguration
OF President Harrison and attended the
national meeting Of teachers. They had
very enjoyable time.
Messrs. Charles y. Rowe, Of Pitts
burgh, and Thomas Barnard, Of Buffalo,
were registered at the Hotel Windsor
yesterday. They are prominent West
ern Union officials and came here for
the purpose Of consulting with Manager
Tracy about the change In the location
OF the Office and other business matters.
More than tho usual number Of pas
sengers will 20 to Europe this summer.
John Bailie, agent Of the Union Railroad
and Steamship ticket Office, has secured
one Of the best rooms on the splendid
steamer Alaska, OF the Guion line, for
Mr.. Harry Northwood, Manager OF the
Northwood Glass Company, and his
family. Mr.. George Pownall has also
secured passage on the same steamer.
This ship has made the voyage between
New York and Liverpool in six days,
eighteen hours and twenty.seyen min
utes, They will leave New York for
Liverpool June 10. They will all return
ON the Arizona, OF the same line, having
secured rooms for the return trip.
PECULIAR in medicinal merit and won.
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nSnlil nfn i.rnmlnpnt ClllISn.

Andrew Kimmons died yesterday ai'
ternoon about $3.50 o'clock at his home
In Elm Grove. The deceased was ono oil
the oldest residents IN tho county. lie
was very much esteemed by all who
knew him aud tho news Of his death
will 10 read with sorrow bya large iltim'
her Of friends. Mt, Kimmona caught 9
severe cold AiUw days since aud case Of
pneumonia resulted that caused bis
death. lie leaves a gtOwnup family,
the Klmmons lrotheB, well known
farmers Rnd business men, being bis
SONS,
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TSNORTII STREET n. 4. CHURCH
~ Rev N. 7. Dryden, pastor. ptcaChli2I
~ 10! 100 A. m. and 100 p IN. Sunday School Ait
p. IN, The Rev. 4. Ernest Jones, A. VIII
preach 10 the evening aud administer the sAct'
inent OF the Lords Supper. Al are Invited.
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SPRING AND SUMNER.

We are ln receipt Of all The newest
Novelties In WOOlrns for mems wear,
consisting Of SuitlngS, PantalOOnings
aud UyrrCOatingS, which We are pre-.
pared 10 make up In tllU best style and
III / reasonable prices. Our Gents
Furnishings aro complete mud offers
c. HENS l. SONS,
1891 u 1898 Market Street,
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Between 9 and o'clock Friday morn.
ing Private Patrolman Schaenheld dis.
covered a thief about to begin work In
the alley between Main and Market
streets, In the rear Of John HeCkels cut.
lery establishment. On his approach
the thief ran, and in his haste dropped q
Ann nvnrrnat
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InAvE removed my stock OF millinery
and hair goods to 1911 Main street, room
formerly occupied by Mrs. Baer, l am
also receiving an unusually large and
well selected assortment Of spring mil.
linery, To which invite the attention
OF all my old customers and any Others
who may favor US with call.
~ w. =. BACnNAN.
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Just Received & BRO.
For ClnClnnAti-LOuisA a. 5hGrlcy.
Pure Maple Syrnp-Conner & SncdCker,
Logan Drug Company.
Geo. NJ. Sn1Ok & CO.-lleRd OF local.
Defective VislOn-JOhn A. Lash.
Poultry NCltlng-,Geo. W. JOhnSon'S Sons.
To Loan j. g. llerVey.
List III Letters.
For RGnt-R. II. GIllGSpy.
SpirltuAliAm- lead Of local.
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The new Crystal Glass Company, Of
which Capt. Ed Muhleman is President
and Addison Thompson Secretary, and
which purchased the l.aBelle plant at
Bridgeport, expects to get to work by
April |, says the Ohio Valley Budget.
Tie Nicholson furnace has been torn
down TO the bench and Is being rebuilt,
so as to accommodate sixteen pots. 1t
will not be started with gas at all, Capt,
Muhleman having discovered a cheaper
substitute, Being located Immediately
on the line OF the OIL, & W, railroad,
fine slack coal can be secured from the
mines up the road at three dollars q car,
delivered. One carol slack will run the
furnace q day, making, II not as conve'
nient, a much cheaper fuel than the nat
ural gas, When the factory starts the
following gentlemen will be In charge OF
the departments: Factory manager,
Washington Rose, Of Martins Ferry
foreman cutting shop, Harry Turner, Of
Bridgeport; foreman mould shop, Al
bert Groz, Of Bellairei shipping clerk
and superintendent OF packing, assort'
ing and'seleCting, George Morrow,
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HAVING returned from the East, our
stock will DO complete In few Gays.
We invite the Ladies' 10 inspect our US.
sOrtment Of Jerseys mud BlOuSts for
Ladies' aud Children In Director, Cara.
bAldy, SmUCktd, plrated and Braided.
Undoubtedly tho LandsUmCSl IN thu city.
LOU SWABAUKER,
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nelnr Moro Pleasant

To the taste, more acceptable to the
stomach, and more truly beneficial In lis
action, the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, is rapidly super.
seding oil others. Try II. One bottle
will prove la merits. For sale In 80 cts.
and 81 bottles by Logan & Co., Anton 7.
Hess, Il. d. Burt and O. Menkemeler.
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80 Nj Dennis pOwnlng ten ysau sLisr. I
have dug and scratched for thIrIy,CIsh, ycan /
had what IA termed PrurI,IA, and lave latcnA
everything, and tried number Of doctors tC. rot
no relief Anybody could have got 500 had lh,y
cured nC, The CurlcuRA llEMEptEs cured me-
God bIcaS tho man who Invented cuTlcuRA.
CHENEY GREEN,
ATFOWbrIdsO Street, CaIab'laU, Mag,
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TSFIRsT BAPTIST CliURClI-C9rnT1
~ Twelfth and byron stteeis-lIey a. 4
Trey, pastor. PreaChlngAl l0:3O 4. M aug ~, 4.
y. 10. Sabbath BChOOl nj 2i3O y. m ouu.
peoples meeting, Monday a. IiD y ~; xxx xxx
meeting Wednesday nj 100 y, m. ltaChe'
meeting Friday Al f.S0 y, IN.
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WARRINGTON, D. O., March S.-For
West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania
and Ohio, snow, followed In the interior
BY fair weather; cooler northwcSterly
tvluds
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From PimpIes to ScrofuIa

PsoFlaSis 5 years, covering hleo, head, and
entire body with white SclbE skinred,
ilchy, and bleeding, Hair all gone,
rpGashpndEpds Of dollars, Pronounced
iRcuFablc. Cured by CutlourA RSmOdieS.
Ny disease tpsoFlasls) flrsI broke out on my left
cheek, spreading across ny nOsS, aad almost COW
eTlng my face, II ran into my eycs, and tho ply
Hielan wGs afraid would lose my CyCslght alto
gCihcr. II SPREAD all over my head, aud my halr
oil fcll out, until was entirely bald'headCd; u
then bFoEc out on my arms and Ihouldsn, until my
arms w0FO Just one sore, II COVERED my entire
body, my face, head, and shoulders being tho
wOrst, Tho white Seabs fell constantly from my
head shoulders, and armA; tho skin would ihiekCn
and 10 nd and very itchy, aud would crack aud
bleed II scratched, After spending many hundreds
Of dollars, was pronounced lneurable, heard
Of tho CUTlCuRA RGNEDIEs, and after uSlng two
bOIucA CuTICuRA REsOLYENT, l could SEQ change;
and after had taken four bottles, was almost
eured; and when l had used Six bottles Of CUTi.
CuEiA REsnLvHST and one box OF CUTlCURAI and
QUO cake Of CuTIcURA soar, | was cured Of tho
dreadful disease from which had suffered for fyO
years, thought tho disease would leave q very
deep scar, but tho CuTIcUUA Remedies cured II
without any reap. cannot express with pen
what suffered before uSiug tho CvTIcuRA RENE,
DIES, They saved my life, and feel 1t my duty to
recommend them. Ny half 10 FeSIOFc4 Us good "a
ever, aud so ia my CyGslEht know Of a number
OF dIlVreu: persons who have uSOd the CUTIcuRA
RENIDTEs, and all have received great benefit from
thslr use, NRs, ROSA KELLY,
Rockwell City, Calhoun Co., Iowa,
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TsFIRsT ENG. EVAN. LUTHERAN
w ClluRCIl-ROY y. II. DOrnblascr, "a"
tor. Preaching at 1880 y. IN. aud 1890 r. ~,
Sunday School at p. III. Young Peoples meet
Ink alter evening service.
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Cuticura

To cleanse the skin, scalp, and blood Of humOI,
blo'cheS, STupIlouS, sores, scales, and sruSIS,
EhSiAT simple, BeroiulOuS, or contagious, no
agency In tho world Of medicine Is 80 speedy sur,
and economical Us tho CvTlCuA RENEplEs,
CVTIcURA, tho great skin cure, Instantly RllAyS
tho mos. agoulIlpE ltshug and Inflammation, clears
tbv VkIR aud scalp Of every trace Of disease, heals
ulcers and sores, removes eruStA and scales. and
restores tho haIr CUriCuRA soar, tho greatest Of
akin bcauIlGOu, Ia indispensable In treating skin
diseases and baby humou. Itproduees tho whitss,,
csarcSt akin and IOitsSt hands, free fEUm ptmplo,
DlMPLEs, blaSkhsads, red, rough. chopped and
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! will serve at my saloon, No. 1917
Market street a genuine turtle soup
luhCli, on Saturday night and Monday
morning. JosErn WKBD,
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INSURE your life for 25 cents against all
the danger Of a Consumptive's death by
keeping a bottle OF Dr.. Bulls Cough
Syrup convenient 1t Is the best.
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nsnnlnn lltIlr solln lunch.

/ will sOrvO at my saloon, No. 1917
Market street. genuine turtle sour
lunch, on Saturday night and Monday
JOSEPH WhBb'
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Religious Notices.

SwEsLEY NJ. &. CHURCH-Rev u. L.
4t-Y Ash, pastor. Preaching at 1880 II, IN,
aud 100 p. m. Abbath School ut 2 p. In. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 1850 y. III.
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WE have lust received half gross Of
the newest aud finest Fountain Pens
ever put on the market. Every pen
warranted, JACOB W. CRUDE.
JrWeler and OptlCian.
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~oTnONsOS n. T.. CliuRCll-E,,Hio u =,
~ Y. 0tlmes, pastor. Pica nni lHv,Sm,tigan
IJI6ig 9DClely, and al 100 j. M W VIZ Ia, ,ss,
sunday School al 2 p. III. Young IcopIg ,hsca,S,
I'M Friday evening al 800, mayer nllitiV "iT M
Wednesday al 1850 p. IN. All are eofa''"' "
Vlih1
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