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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-04-10
AROuT People.

Strangers in the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
NJ. J. Connors, Of Parkersburg, is atthe
Windsor.
Miss Nina W. Apologize, Of Wellsburg
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Mallory, Of Woods.
field, o., are at the Mcclure.
Mr.. W.. W. Smith, of Washington, Pa.
was at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Mr.. L. L. Rose left for the East last
evening on IN extended business trip.
Mrs. W. s. Walker, Of Steubenville, IL
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. j. II. Long
on the Island.
Patrick Ryan, of Morgantown, and T,
H.. Buchanan, Of Wellsbnrg, registered
at the Mcclure last evening.
Miss Mollio Wolvington, who has
been visiting friends ut Washington,
Pa, is now tho guest Of friends at
Wayncsburg.
George Given and John McKeown, oil
Toronto, two prominent oil operators,
were in the city yesterday and left for
one Of the other near by oil GeldsH
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LOCAL RREYuIEs.
Mattsrs Of NIiuOr Monspt in aud AbOuttAs
City.

hheteFh VI ulhpt hohluht IN Rhu AbOutbho
City.
MATINEE at the Grand to-day.
IHE GEASp this evening Agnes
OFFICER FBoME locked up a plain
drunk yesterday afternoon,
YESTERDAY was another fine spring
day, though not so bright as Monday.
FISHERMEN arc having pretty good
luck along the river, and have caught
some fine fish,
THERE were three cases in the police
court yesterday, two Of them being post
poned from the day before,
JoHN HoFER will rebuild the burned
Mingo keg factory. The new building
Is to be fire proof, built OF brick and
iron,
MGssRs, SWEENEY 4 EDWARDS have
tho agency for the American Surety
Company, An advertisement will be
found in another column.
CONTRACTOR STARLIGHT will begin
work on the Whiskey Run county
bridge, Just below West Wheeling, on
Friday, A hosting engine will be used
to place the large stones In position,
OFFICERS BELL and Daum last night
raided the house OF III fame run by
Madame Maggie Conroy and arrested
her, four female inmates and six male
visitors, All put up the money for thelI
appearance or fines,
WILLIAM RIDDLE, sent to jail by Squire
Arkle day before yesterday on his wiie'l
complaint, wds yesterday discharged al
her request. Elsie Gray was fined 81
aud costs for drunkenness in the Crane
Opera House gallery Monday night.
TMR new blast furnace OF the JetIer
son mill, at S~teubenville, was put in full
blast last night. The elevator is eighty
seven feet high, Many persons yisitet
II Yesterday and were conveyed to thu
top to take q view OF the surrounding
country,
The case OF the City vs.. the Natura
Gas Company OF West Virginia was dis
missed in the Circuit Court yesterday
On motion Of Colonel Arnett, Calvin
Sanders, ESD q member OF the bar II
New Hampshire, was admitted to prac
tice in this court.
TnR Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Railroad Company are leveling aud hal
lasting up their track between Bridge
port aud Bellaire, preparatory, II ia said
to putting on Pullman cars between
Cleveland and Eastern cities via Bellalr
and tho Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad,
TIE ladies OF Thompson NJ. +. Church
on the Island, will give a maguihcen
social in the Lecture room on Thursda,,
evening. Allare invited, The ladies' q
this church have so Justly earned a req
utation for giving enjoyable entertain
ments that it Is safe to predict that the,
will have 4 good crowd.
TIE Steubenville Herald says tler
was u big scrapping match there Mon
day night between IL and IL o'clock be
tween some Wheeling sports, who cam
up to make Il bluff about n wrestlin
match, and two or three SteubenYill
mon. It Is needless to say that til
Wheeling men carried home with then
sore heads and bloody noses. No arrest
were made.
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THIS Peoples Bank havs Just received
and are having placed In their large fire
aud burglar proof vault n nest Of safe dc.
poslt boxes, made by the Hall Safe 4
Lock Company, OF Cincinnati, o. and
arc tho first Of the kind introduced In
this city. They are the same as used by
the Safe Deposit and Trust Companies
Of the larger cities. DepositorB and indi.
WduRls using them can feel that they
are doubly secured. The safes contain
inner boxes locked with separate keys,
and even with the two keys parties can
not enter their safe without the assist
AncV Of the cashier, who retains a mag
ter key. Neither can tho officials OF the
bank open tho sale deposits without tho
owners keys, The bank Invites public
inspection,
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Il DRUGGISTS.
Their New Organization Completed aud
Officers Elected,

Their New Organization Completed aud
Officers Elected,
The newly organized association OF the
druggists Of the city met last night in
the Chamber Of Commerce room and
effected a permanent organization by
electing the following officers; Presi'
dent, ]. A. Bell; Vice President, A. T.
Young Secretary, F, W, Seymour; Urea,
aurer, G. R, Goethe; Executive Commit,
tee, j, T. Reed, @. Schnepf, A. P. Hess,
Thomas MCLain, r, i. Burt, ]. A. Bell,
W, S, Mccullough and W. w, Irwin
Committee on Grievances, @. Menke-
miller. A, 4. Young, r, II, List and F,
W. O. Moore; Committee on Prices, @,
Il, Goetze, W. W, Irwin, @. Schnepf, II,
B. Burt, j. I, Goodwin and ]. A, Bell
Committee on Pharmacy and Scientific
Interests, A. Il. Young, A. p. Hess, +,
W, @, Moore, john 7, Reed, John Cole
man, Thomas MCLaiu, W. Z. Williams
W. s. Mccullough and i, II. Booking.
The association also adopted a Consti'
tuition and bylaws. 1t was a well at
tended meeting, and 1t was resolved tc
meet on the second Tuesday in each
month in the Chamber OF Commerce
FOnm
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bridgeport,

OAieer Ed Kelly was called to Brilliant yester,
day by the illness OF his mother,
John Sells, u Bridgeport boy connected with
an eastern commercial house, Is confined 10 his
home here by SlckneSs.
AeSsrs, Kuhn, Handel and BaggS have been ap-
polluted Us a Council committee with power Ia
act In contracting for electric light for Bridge
port
on Sunday Or, Wagner performed u delicate
surgical operation on y child Of Mr.. Handels,
The patient u rapidly recovering from what wa
Criplling 1t for life,
L, p. Rhodes IL confined to his home by 4
severe illness, For fifty years he has been active
ly engaged In business here aud his familiar
figure Is missed on the street,
The Crystal Glass Company will begin making
glass the first Of May, This plant Is modern aud
complete IN all Us appointments and starts under
the most favorable promises for success,
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Kangaroo, Kangaroo, kangaroo
Shoes for ladies aud gentlemen.
J,~W. AMtCR & Co.


Is a combination otthe active properties
OF dates, figs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm.
menSely popular. II cures habitual con.
stlpation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold Ia so cent
bottles by Q. r. Goetze, W. W. Irwin
W. T.. Williams and John Laughlln.
Logan 4 Co. and Goodwin 4 Co, whole.
sale Rpenta.
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Ia Natures own true laxative. 1t il
the most easily taken, and the most
effective remedy known 10 cleanse Mac
System whom Bilious or CostiyeI to dis
pel Headaches, Colds and Fevors; TO
euro HRblLual Constipation, lndiges.
tlon, Piles, etc. Manufactured only BY
tho California Fig Syrup Company. For
sale In 90 cts and Si,0O bottles ny Logan
Drug CO.. Anton 7. Hess, H. d. Burt
and o, MonkemDllef.
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A clergyman, after years Of suffering
from that loathsome disease, Catarrh,
and vainly trying every known remedy,
az last found d recipe which completely
cured and saved him from death, Any
sufferer from this dreadful disease send-
ing d self addressed stamped envelopoto
Prof. j. A. Lawrence, SS Warren street,
New York City, will receive the recipe
free Of charge. MwaF.Eow
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A. b. Paul returned to Wellsburg yes.
terday, having been during the last
thirty days organizing tho new railroad
In Pennsylvania. lie reports the land
owners along the route waking up Il
the importance Of the road, and that
they are donating free right of-way
through valuable farms In many cases
worth for farming purposes alone from
$l00 to $l60per acre, and that is especial
ly so on the CHARTERS valley. The right
OF way has now been secured from about
three:iourths OF the land owners be.
tween Wellsburg and Cannonsburg.
About $1,000 per mile has been sub.
sCribed and pledged already with but
very little effort. Committees arc now
at work and it Is thought the amount
asked for will be subscribed along this
portion ofthe line. Atthe meeting held
at independence on last Saturday even,
ing n general expression was had as 10
whether the citizens wanted the road
built. The answer was unanimous for
II. Mr.. james Hannak aud Mr.. VIM. @,
Liggett starting the. subscription books
at $500 each, Free rights Of way were
also given by John s. Liggett and Je'
rome Plummer. Mr.. Paul thinks the
prospects bright and is well satisfied with
the progress made.
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The Wheeling Turnbund hos elected
officers US follows;
President, Jacob Nunge; Vice Presi.
dent, D. Roemer; Secretary, John NJ,
Schenk Treasurer, Adam Capped; First
Instructor, Herman /. S%chambra; Sec
ond Instructor, Christ. ]. Schambra
Janitor, Henry Hafer; Directors, Jos,
Weisgerber and Geo, Loos; Hall Com.
mittee, Geo. Loos, Jos. Weisgerher and
Jacob Gunge,
The Ladies' Society elected tho follow.
ing: President, Mrs. Henry Hafer; Vice
President, Mrs. George Loos; Secretary,
Mrs. John Schenk; Treasurer, Miss Ber-
tina StFanh.
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DO you suffer with habitpal conStipa.
ton or billousneSB II %, Try theplSaS.
ant iiuit laxative, .hlixit. Of Dates. II
will cure you. Sold d. 10 cent bottles
BY @, 4. Goetle, w. w, Irwin, W. u,
Williams, John 1aughlln. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 %, Wholesale
RgonIl. y Lni W
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Now Is your chance. Closing out my
entire stock OIL Bugglcs and Carpets az
cost 10 make room for clothing, and 10
give more time 10 taking orders and
measures for mems and boys suits,
selected from the 900 samples Of tlne
cloth and CaEslmefes OF WanamAkef 4
Drown, Oak Hall, Philadelphia who does
the SQUARE thing, j. W. FERREL,
2lOi Main hifnAL.
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Mckinney Bros, Of smlthaeld, Ohio,
sold To Charles H. Beall, Of Indepen'
dence, Pa, the handsome and finely
bred young stallion "Cometic," No. 1901
by Forward 1901, son Of George Wilkes
6l9.. This Is, perhaps, one Of the best
bred horses ID the country.
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For 81 so you can get one dozen fine
Satin.inish Cabinet Photographs and
one extra in a fine gilt frame 8xl0 size,
at'Plummer's, 1893 Main street, Wheel.
Ing. Delays are dangerous. Come one,
Come all. =
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The wellsburr Election.

In the Wellsburg election yesterday,
George d. Crawford, Rep, was elected
Mayor by eight majority; Charles D,
Hall, Rep, Marshal by u majority
Joseph Walker, DEM. School Commits
sioner by POI and tho following Council
men chosen: First ward, First Branch,
John Dorman, (D.); Second Branch, ].
Vim, (D.). Second ward, First Branch,
L. A, Sheets, lR.); Second Branch, j. Q,
Reed, (R.). Third ward, First Branch,
!, II. puYal, r. Second Branch, James
Baird, lR.J. For license 959 votes were
cast, and against 2l2, a majority fol
license OF 40,
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and the efficacy Of its action have rem.
dered tho famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, immensely pop
ular. 1t Cleanses' and Tones up the
ologged and teverlsh System, and dispels
Headaches, Colds and Fevers. For sale
in 30 cent and 81 90 bottles by Logan
Drug Company, Anton !. Hess, Il. ,.
Burt and Q. Menk0meller.
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0le Sutellioeurer.
omool Nos. 30 aud 81 Fourteenth Street.


wanted-A Girl.
Island Lots For Sale,
For Rent-W, II. Rlnohart,
White Mountain leo Cream Frcezers.
Stocks For SalC-I. Irwin.
Money to I.oan-R. T. Howell.
Lime For S%Ale-ItObCrt Cafuth.
To tho New POBtmastGrs and Money Order
ClerkE-SWecrey q Edwards,
81, Charles Hotel. :
sJ.s. Rhodes & Co.-LAce Curtains. ?
Just RCcClvCd-HOgG & Bro.
Martins Ferry Properly For Sale and For
Rent-W. NJ. Caltell,
Great Sale Of nolStGln.F rlOGlau Cattle-s. K.
~Ewing-FOurth page.
A Statement Of the German American InSur.
AnCe Company, Of Now Y~ork-FOlrth page.
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Scott \ BOVINE, manufacturers Of The
well.known SCOTS Emulsion Of God
Liver OIL, offer a most beautiful Easter
glit-Conposed Of eight artistic studies
Of Birds and Flowers, put up In port.
iolio-worth al least e 90, for % cents,
On receipt Of above In stamps, IL will be
mailed al once. ScoTT 4 BOVINE,
Mwpdw 1872 South Fifth Ave. n. 7,
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The convention Of the Turner'S Of this
district meets at Allentown next Sunday.
The delegates from Wheeling arc Jacob
Nunge, Conrad Schambra, Dietrich Roe.
mer and George Loos. This convention
will decide where the next district turn.
fest shall DO held, and the Wheeling
delegates are hopeful Of having it held
here,
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Miss Agnes Cody appeared at the
Grand last night In "Under the Gas.
light" The company appeared 10 the
best advantage, both the star and sup.
port being all that could DO legIred, A
matinee will 6e given this afternoon and
the company win appear again this even.
ing. The prices are 10, 90 and 30 cents,
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About 10 o'clock yesterday morning,
while tho Chinaman In charge Of Joe
Lees upper laundry, on Market struet
above Twelfth, were back In the kitchen
cooking, a thief entered tho front part
OF tho laundry and stole S. out o.
money drawer. About 81 In small
ChAnRe was loft.
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Iosr.-"I don't know where, I cant
tell when, | don't see how-somethinl
Of great value to me, and for the return
OF which | shall DO truly thankful, viz;
q good appetite"
FoUNn,-"Health and strength, pure
blood, an appetite like that OF d wolf
regular digestion, all by takingthat popu.
lar and peculiar medicine, Hoods safsa.
parilla. l want everybody to try II this
season." 1t Is sold by all druggists
One hundred doses one dollar. 0
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John ". IarchIual aud ]. u. Hicks arc In
Washington City.
The Dndens will have another round before
Justice CrISwell Friday.
Miss Lizzie Howard, OF Cameron, ISYlsltlng her
sister, Mrs, I, J. Parsons,
Nr. SChwab, OF the First ward, Is dangerously
sick. 1t Is thought hecannOt recover.
A prisoner by the name OF swagger died a, the
Penitlentlary Sunday and was buried Monday,
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WAsutNaroN, D. o., April 0.-For
West Virginia and Western Ponnsylva'
MIA, fair, preceded by light rain In West
Virginia, stationary temperature, fol-
lowed Wednesday night by slightly
cooler, variable Winds.
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1891 s 1928 Market Street.

WE have Just received q half gross Of
tho newest and finest Fountain Pens
ever put on the market. Every pen
warranted. JACOB w. CRUDE.
JeMeler and OptlClar.
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SPRING AND SUMMER.

We arc In receipt Of all the newest
Novelties In WOOlenS for mems wear,
consisting Of Sultlngs, P~antalOOnings
md O%yercOatings, which We are pre-.
pared TO make up In the best style and
lit at reasonable prices.
SpCClaltles-FGnCy Flannel Shirts at
so cents and upwards, and OrerSizcs 80
G. HESS & SONS,
1Nu e. 1lON Nnrknf St1.nCi.
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DISEASED BLOOD,
lIumOrs, Blotches, Sores, Scales, Crusts
aud Loss Of Hair Cured.

Terrible Blood Poison. Suffered all
a man could suffer and live. Face
and body covered with awful
sores. Used the cutloura Renee
dies ten weeks and is practically
cured, A remarkable case.
contracted a terrible blood poisoning a year
ago. dOClOred with Two good PHI slclanS,
neither Of whom did me any good. IsunGfCd
oil q man can suffer and live, Hearing Of your
knowing II they did me no good they could
make Inc no worse. ! have been uSlng thCm
about ten weeks, and AIN most happy 10 say that
! am almost rid Of the awful pOrEs that covered
my face and body. My face was as bad, II not
MorRp, than that o. Miss B0yntOn, spoken OF In
your book and ! would say 10 any one In the
same condition, 70 use CutlCuta, and they will
surely be cured. You may use this letter In tic
interests Of suffering humanity.
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TnE BOARD mas A CHANCE,

In the First Branch, when the resigna.
ton otthe commissioners was read, Mr.,
Wilson moved that II be not accepted
and that the members Of the Board be
invited 10 appear before the Branch at
ls next meeting and explain 10 the
members the system they had been
working on. MI. Wilson said In sup.
port OF his motion, which carried,
that the commissioners were oil
honorable men, and when they stated
that they believed tho system under
which they had been working was right,
he was Inclined 10 give that belief great
weight. They had experience and
should know what they were talking
about, They could probably give Coun.
ell some good points. The two depart
inentA they had chatgaoi were the most
important In the city, and should DO
conducted In the best possible manner.
Pending action on the resignation, the
ordinance a|boliBhing the Board was laid
on The table.
Both branches adopted resolution al
lowing tho use Of the SECOND Branch
chamber for the holding Of tho, sanitary
convention on Wednesday evening next,
Both branches adopted an ordinance
providing for the more stringent enforce
inent oil the garbage ordinance by maxi
Ing the penalties on contractors and coll
lOCtoFs more severe.
The First Branch ConCurred with the
Second In oil the disposal Of the business
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EAsrER orENlNu OF fine Hats and
Bonncts on Thursday and Friday, April
II and lg, at MRS. AID. WoRLs',
1858 Main street,
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Plummer's fine Satln. aulsh Cabinet
photographs reduced to only ST per
dozen. ll3S Main street, Wheeling.
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G%entlmnsn,. rInp.t Shoe,

UUHIIVIHbITH TIIUNI hIUFN'
Stacy, Adams 4 Go. are the leaders
for style and comfort,
J.W. AMlcK & Co., Sole Agents,
1l43 Main street,
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have been troubled with a skin and scalp
disease Tor seventeen years, My head at times
was one running sore, and my body was covered
with thom as large as a half dollar, / ttled a
great many remedies without effect until uSOi
that after two months Of their use | am entirely
cured, lfpCl II my duty 10 you aud tho public
TO state tho above case.
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EASTER OPENING Of fine Hats and
Bonnets on Thursday and Friday, April
II and y, at Mis-. A. j. WoRLs',
1858 Main street,
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NOT TRUE BILLS,

John Kleyis, two charges of selling on
Sunday.
William Morris, petit larceny.
Leo Tolle, grand larceny.
Annie Foster keeping a house OF Ill
August Dtlller, mallclously cutting.
One OF the eleven bills against James
Emblem was returned as not a true bill.
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lEo. Mr., Dennis Downing ten ycar better, |
have dug and scratched OflhlFty. eight years i
had what IA termed pruritis, and have EufOred
everything, and TILED q number Of doctors hi
got no relief Anybody could have rot $500 had
They cured mo. Tho CuIlClra Remedies crfei
mo. God bless the man WIN Invented CutIcurl
CHENEY WKEkN, CamhIldpn. MnNa.
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The thermometer at s%chnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered m follows;
"a. m....- see. ...". 9s 9 !. i".."-,~,.....,, y
4 .....,........,..,,. % WSGlhSt-Falr.
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FoR comfort get our genuine Kangaroo
Shoes, for ladies and gentlemen.
J., w. AAioK &Co.
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JACOBS & IsESBERa closing out retail
stock. Now Is your time to buy bargains.
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Arc sold everywhere. Price, Cuticura, Too,
Soar, PC Res6lyeni, 81. Prepared BY The Por'
RIA DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston,
pB7scnl for "ilOw to euro skin Diseases" Oh
pages, 90 illustrations and 100 Testimonials,
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EAsrER OPENING Of fine Hats and
Bonnets on Thursday and Friday, April
Hand 12, at Mus. Al. WoRLs',
1868 Main street.
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Ut TT III ETIINH1ENt
w. II. TRAVIS.
john G. HOFFMAN,, in.
NJ. r. WoLPF,

The Second Branch accepted this In
stanter, Mr.. Harrell remarking express
sively, ''Lct 'em go, Gallagherl"
This Branch also adopted In a one
two.thrCe order the brief ordinance,
abolishing the Board and transferring
tho care ofthe two departments TO the
Committees on-PollCe and Fire Depart
ment. The long ordinance establishing
tho Fire Department was read once.
Owing TO It's length, the lateness Of the
hour and the mass OF other business
awaiting attention, Mr., Dawson objected
to It's further consideration, and II went
over under the rules,
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1.A, aoop 1Olla dryHoodalhe Oh0apesL
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soldby all druggists, Sli SIX for Is, Prepared only
hyC,L, HOOD q co.. ApOthecares, Lowell Mas
100 Doses One Dollar