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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-04
Wheeling Ilstallnsnt Co..
11h3 Market Strnnt.
ADJUSTMENTS,

To.NIghps Lyric Festival Other Attrac.
tlons this Week and Next.
The Opera House will he we'll tillad
this awning with ono ~ u,o ,nos. ta.h
'n.e o,oAns WIN Uue VI sne 'nos' lasn'
ionapie AUDIENCES That Wheeling can
turn out. The occasion will be the an.
pearance Of the celebrated Camnonin;.
whi,ro,, Conoo,t o.. MI" a.,
ht.ey oon0eis Vouipauy. 4ne nrsl
part oil the entertainment will consist oil
concert selections; the second part will
be the presentation OF tho third act Of
Gounod's grand opera Faust" In cos.
tune. The last number Of the first part
will be Donisetti's famous sextette from
from Lucia" There are a few seats in
the lower part Of the house that can still
be reserved at Houses.
The Grand was well filled last night
With an audience which warmly greeted
the Kindergarten" company. The per-
Torrance has much aboutit that is pleas.
ing and merltorons. The songs are
popular, the dances good, the comedians
funny and the girls pretty. The com.
pany carries their own baud and orches.
tra, which enables them to gives good
smooth musical performance. The
same bill will be presented this and 10.
morrow evenings and tomorrow after.
noon, and should draw good houses.
Seats can DO reserved OF Weir's.
There promises 10 be a good.sized
audience at the Opera House 10 morrow
evening when J. O. Stewards "Fat Mems
Club" will make It's initial appearance
In this city. Mr.. Stewart enacts the
leading character and with him appear
a quintette OF fat players. The very
name suggests wide scope for humof.
Gus Characterization. 0ithis the author
has taken full advantage. The piece Is
full Of convulslve lines, ludicrous stu.
alton and side.splitting business. Twenty.
four people will appear In II, including
two vocal qnattettes, male and female,
aud troupe Of acrobats.
Kate oastlston's play Of "a Paper
DOLL" TO be produced at the Opera
House next Monday and Tuesday even.
ings, Is one Of the best specimens OF It's
class7-a class which has been 30 popu.
lar with theatre.goers the past few sea.
gons. Sharp In lie wit, concise In its
dialogue, and Astounding In fun, music
and dances, u Is at the same time free
from the slightest suspicion Of vulgarity,
II Is q play calculated 20 create q vast
amount Of mental recreation; a worthy
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-04
THE FIRST KAFPREylsITG
Given by tho Ladies' of the Arlon Last Night

Given by tho Ladies of the Arlon Last Night
aSpecess,
The ladies Of the Arion Society gave
their first Re6ervisite OF the season at the
cosy and hospitable club house OF the
society, on the South Side, yesterday
afternoon and evening. The ladies' had
the rooms all to themselves in the after.
noon, aud spenttle time very enjoyably
doing fancy work and gossiping, About
0 o'clock the gentlemen put In an ap.
pearanCe and assisted very materially In
putting away the good supper that had
been prepared, Later In the even.
ing some more gentlemen arrived,
and nearly everyone adjourning
TO the ball room, several hours were
spent dancing to Killmyer's
splendid music. The first Ra6eevisite
was q big success and demonstrated con.
clusiyely that they have not lost the
charm they possessed last season.
The committee Of ladies In charge
Of these affairs for the season OF 5000,
Is composed Of Mrs. F. SChwerlierger,
Presidents Mrs. l.. Reister, Mrs. 4. Dire.
horst Mrs. O. W, Appenzeller, Mrs.
George Hook, Mrs. John Friedel, Mrs.
G. W. Eckart, Mrs. F. Reister, Mrs. j.
Z. Lutz, lnd Misses Annie Hess, Ida
Bach and Alma Heinrich.
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A NARROW ESCAPE.

Mr.. Edward HOnnlg Hurried by splphuric
Acid Yesterday Afternoon,
Mr., Edward Hennig narrowly escaped
being seriously and permanently in,
iured yesterday afternoon. He was
handling large glass jar containing sui,
phuFic acid in his fathers drug store on
Eleventh street, when in some manner
the jar was broken and the fluid split
all over his feet, badly burning both OF
them and causing him much pain,
Prompt and timely action on his part,
however, saved him from being serious
" burned and probably permanently
disabled, He managed to get his shoes
and stockings of before they were en-
tlrely burned through, though by the
time he had them off they were eaten
through by the acid in a number OF
places, Mr., Hennig is painfully burned
about the ankles,
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MARTINS rERRY MAITERS.


Landlords Association fOrmeI-GCnC1
News Notes md Personals.
]. 8. Harrison lsvslIing friendsat BirncWillt.
Mr.. o. Russell Wood left yesterday for Teus
llaute.
A roll was broken on No, sheet mill al the
Rtua yesterday,
Saturday, octOber6 being an Important holt
day, Julius jacobs store viii b. closed VII 3
pm.
I. ". Baron and Wllllam 7. Calm, both oil
Toledo, arc here putting heaters 10 the new
school building.
Rev Dr. q. q, BelgwICE wAs taken quite IlCk
with CingpHtive Chllls on "Wednesday, Dul WM
much better yesterday.
: Mrs. ". d. Hun and children have returned 10
81, ClaitsylllO, after pleAsant Wait with the
family Of J, s HARRISON.
Alfred Burke, who was kcke on the head BY
ah0rsu aud supposed to hcinJuuh fatally, bout
81 danger and Will he on tue streets hgaln Ina
few days.
Tho NJ. PlGaiAnt hacks have hCtn crowded
every day for some tlmO pnst and ZONE limes
they have been unable " accommodate all Tue
passengers.
The Landlords Protective Association hmOl'
gAnlEOl by GleGtlng James Kerr ltJsil H. q u
sedRwick, ~, CCrciary, and j. : Harrison,
Treasurer. Dead beats Will now have T. LOOK
out. five Of Tie mehihcn report That they have
lost between 500 and $500 By bad tenants dur
ing the past five years
Charles T.. Paul, Of the .Etna mill aud Miss
Angie PlndlRy, daughter OF Mf. mud MI, Jaihei
flndiRy, will bO married In tlC rtubyitfAl
church next WUdnDtday nj hgh nuun There
c0ptlOh will tuke place nj the residence ol Mf,
and Mrs. J. NJ! IAIl, parents " the prospective
gloom at y. M. the same day.
The State Mine Inspector was IN Martins
Ferry yeStbfdAyDn his way 10 DllDp 70 lhynll-
gallo the killing Of Flank EnOch, by falling Uap..
stone III tho Wheeling 4 Lake Etiu mine NJ that
place. Tho PRECEDENT Of tho Miuefs A"ocia-
plgcc IL Try and settle some tfOublO among Ih1
inInOSH
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the Young Mems Christian Association
parloTs. After an intsTmission Of some
months, the first OF the fall meetings
will be held this afternoon at 8 o'clock
under the efficient leadership OF the Rev:
l.. W, Barr, who has kindly consented
10 act In this capacity for some time TO
come, It Is believed the change OF day
will add greatly TO the attendance, also
that the Interest and profit Of the meet
ings will be materially enhanced by the
introduction Of new features In the
conduct Of the lesson.
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The Germalia Singing Society opened
their round OF social festivities for the
season Of $4,000 with a dance at their
hall, corner OF Fourteenth and Market
streets, last night. The hall has been
nicely. renovated and presents very at.
tractive appearance. Billy Mayors pop.
ular orchestra furnished the music for
tho dancers, who kept things going till
an early hour this morning. The open.
ing was very successful and pleasant
one, as was TO be expected Of anything
under the Commands auspices, The
Society Is making arrangements to give
a grand concert about November lst,
and is also considering the question Of
attending the North American Saenger.
fest, to hO held ut New Orleans next
February.
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Tic NaIieF'A wages.

Yesterdays Pittsburgh Commercial
yaieil6 inlimAteB that the Amalgamated
Association will soon take some action
wllh,regAfd 10 the naileta wages tinles.
tbe nail manufacturers raise tile card
faie from 60 10 g %, the price d which
MALTA are now quoted. The nailefB are
NOW working az the foutteeh.Oent card,
wbioh a payable when nails are telling
N ~ card rate, but they would get the
slisehlceni rate II the card were I'D.
yaheed 10 81 Is. There 10 rumot Of
come disqualification among the nailefs,
they feeling that the manufacturers are
keeping their wages down 70 the price
bAld when the demand was poor aud
bhoes demofaliEed, while now they
siAlm that business ID better that II has
boon Tor . long time
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TWO SNAIL WRECKS
ON the Whitehall Grade of the Baltimore
Sohlo's Pittsburgh Division.

ON the Whitehall Grade OF the Baltimore
s ohio's Pittsburgh Division.
Two wrecks OCCURRED on the steep
Whitehall grade OF the Pittsburgh divis'
ion Of the Baltimore & Ohio road yes
terday morning. The particulars OBJ.
tanned were very meagre, but as nearly
as could be learned, the first wreck was
caused BY The breaking in two Of q
freight train some tiniO before 7 O'clock,
and tho coming together oil the two parts
with such force that one car was derall-
cd, another one badly broken and the
Drawbacks OF seven others smashed In,
This resulted III making the express due
here at $3.50 o'clock a. M, over one hour
late, The story OF the second wreck is
that a sleeper attached 10 the rear cpd Of
train No. I, due here at 1880 o'clock,
broke loose and ran back into a freight
train, breaking two cars Of that train and
smashing up the sleeper somewhat.
This delayed the passenger train about
an hour. So lar as could he learned no
one was hurt in either affair.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
The Pe.at.BlOn Damage Case Ready for

The Pettit.Blon Damage Case Ready for
the Jury +Gerstmauheim's Case,
The arguments Of counsel in the case
Of Henrietta Petit vs.. William Blon, to
recover 5000 damages, consumed all
the time yesterday in Part ], before
Judge PAUL.. Judge Boyd opened the
arguments for plaintiff. and was followed
by Col. Arnett for tue defendant, Cap.
tain Doyener, for the plaintiff, followed
Colonel Arnett aud closed the argument
about Q o'clock last evening. Tho case
will be given to the Jury this morning,
In Part II, before Judge Campbell,
the examination Of witnesses In the case
Of Henry Gerstmanhein, indicted for
shooting Officer Frohme with intent to
kill, was continued. Only two or three
more witnesses are TO be examined.
The defense yesterday endeavored TO
set up a claim Of insanity, over which
there promises to bea squabble between
the attorneys.
The case Of Rodney Dlckerson, color
ed, indicted for rape, which was to have
been tried in Part II yesterday, had to
DO postponed on account Of the Gest.
mannheim case. 1t has been reset for
next Friday,
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SECS
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A BUGGY ON A TRESTLE.


The Obstruction an Elm Grove Train
Struck Yesterday Morning.
The first train on The Elm Grove road
yesterday morning struck and totally
wrecked a buggy that had been left
standing across tho fer end Of The
trestle between MCColloch street and
Fulton, running through the low
field al the foot Of the new
reservoir hill. The train left here at
s o'clock. II was not daylight and the
darkness was intensified by a thick fog.
Engineer George Nightingale did mot
see the buggy till he was SO close 10 II
that lie could not stop In time to
avoid hitting 1t. The horse that had
been hiLCbed to II was found In a neigh.
boring corn field devouring corn IL a
way that threatened 10 soon end ito OK.
istenCe. An examination showed that
the horse had been driven over a part oil
the trestle, turned around and driven
back the animals legs were badly cut
in consequence. The rig belonged to
Dumas livery stable and had been
taken out by some tunnel men who, evi.
IDENTIFY, mutt have gotten very drunk
and lost their way.
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BBGJAiRB BRIEFS,


A NewSy budget Of Notes from tile Glass
City-PenOnhis
Skaters began roofing the new I. o. o. +. build
Ing yesterday.
Miss Belle Brand has for her guest Mis- kitty
Lykcs, Of Cincinnati.
Mrs. Adam Croulo and daughter, Of Beaver
Fails, Afb tho guests oil friends here,
Miss sAilie Mercer. sister OF Col, !. II. Mercer,
Is here from New York CITY on 4 visit.
Charlie brown has secured a poaIlion At 10.
ronto and moved his family there yesterday,
Denpll White, a prominent glass man, has
moved bis family and effects to stOub0nvllle.
Colonel 0. L.. p0ofman spoke lAat fllRht al
ClaySvlllO and 10 day he VIII 10 ~ Cambridge.
Tho AnpofAnuatiCs Of tho Ohio n. &. Confer.
enco received BY contributions during tho past
Colonel Joseph A. Harris aud family, Of New
u. H. Datfah,
James AgnOw and wife, Of weliAvlle passed
through here yesterday Oh lhClf way home from
western rip,
Avery pleasant reception was given last eSen.
Ing AZ tie feaidgnoe OF Mf 0e0fg0 II, Multi, A
delightful limo was had BY every OhO,
ThOio ID great kick hofO about tho blockade
made IN nnnI places w. old barrels, boxes piO.,
on lhg streets. There Ii an ordinance against
this thing,
.AeyetAl iinhaaTlAti families from CampbeilA,
Ohio, have passed Though here THIS WGCk Tot
p0flhnd 70 work IN The now lnllea being opened
nehr ihefO,
John Robinson 81 flf0wnlyllV, pa, accom-.
nanlbq BY BIZ family, arrived IN Tho city ygitOf.
layt MI. llOblltnil viii work In The DbllAife
window Glass WOfkE,
Wool Tor Troy N, ", II pakAlng through Here
every DAY, from various points along tli6 fIVef
below here, and also from bOlnlt along the Ihii
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Wheeling Ilstallmelt CO.

To say that our efIorts-Io put before
you and within easy reach Of all-the
means to make home comfortable and
cosy-haye been appreciated, is to say the
least, We have had-during the past
week-very substantial proofs Of your
appreciation and approYal,-Encouraged
therefore, we will offer this week the
following goods atspecial prices;-LarEe
Solid Walnut Bed Lounges, upholstered
in Royal plush, at $l3 90, worth SlS O0-
the same Lounges upholstered in best Ia.
pestry carpets, Sl2 %, worth SIG 0,-0ul
extra fine heavy and massive Solid
Walnut Bed Lounges, upholstered in
No, hair cloth and trimmed with
finest crushed plush--we have reduced
from S25 90 to $40 90,
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Tho rrorre.aIve l.nehre Club.

The large Progressive Euchre club,
the Uemi.nonthly meetings Of which
we're such delightful feature 10 CON
nection with last seasons social happen
lnks, has been reOfgAniEed for the com
lnR season, and last evening held its first
meeting at the residence Of Captain and
Mrs, nj. 4, Carr, out the National road
There was a special train provided on
the Elm Grove load TO bring the city
tnembvrB home. The evening was spent
very pleasantly aud the ausplClous open
Ing oil the seasons meetings gives prom
iSe Of much enjoyment being In store ioI
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s=FS~El5le
Tho Innnnnnt AbrOntl.

PALSbur0h IiHlfS.
O. W. seabrlght, Mayor OF Wheeling,
came to Pittsburgh to case on the survi.
yors OF the late unpleasantness, aud
while circulating among them he missed
an opportunity to secure bed, and had
to be satisfied with a cot at the Seventh
Avenue. He was loud in his denuncia.
ton Of tho habit which the Pittsburgh
bar.keepers baye formed Of closing at
" O'Clock. He says whenever Pitts
burghers 20 to Wheeling they have the
freedom Of the city at all hours Of the
day or night.
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In Great Britain they get up prize
competitions, to find out the largest
sales OF certain articles. AS for instance,
In Ireland the druggists recently offered
prizes aud the competition reveals the
fact, that the articles named below have
In Ireland the largest sale In their re.
spectlye classes, as follows; Proprietary
Medicines Tor external use; st. Jacobs
Oil stands FIRST, thus: ST Jacobs Oil 22G;
sequah's Indian OIL, 81; Holloway's
IA
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To the Ladies'.
WHEELING lNSYALLNRNI co,
1853 MARKET STREET.

II has come to our knowledge that a
certain Installment house I'VE do not
mention names, as there Is only one
otherin the cityl has made many efforts
(but In vain to convince some people
that we do not do as We advertise; that
our advertised aud most liberal terms
($l2 90 worth Of goods for 81 90 down
aud so cents per week, or $22 90 worth
Of goods for $500 down and 81 90 per
week. are "a catch"-"a drawn-or, in
plain language, that we are humbuggipg
the public, How absurd the very face
Of such statements are false, and plainly
ulaniies the jealous disposition OF some
wopld-be riyals-whoaIe illateass when
our advertisements appear-who are
coniounded and dumhtounded when
our goods and prices confront them and
who have never offered you the terms
we hold out,
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Yestortlay,s POLICE Court.

In Police Court yesterday morning
Kate ootfield and George Shuat, the
Pittsburgher who was found in her com.
pany the night before were each fined
s. and costs, which they paid. Thpm-
as Young, who behaved In a very
dlsorderly manner at Richards saloon
the night before was let of with the
light ilne OF 81 and costs, which he paid,
JEFF" Davis was assessed and pRtd a
fine Of 81 aud costs for his disorlerly
conduct. The case against Richard
Mooney, who ilYes In MCLain's block,
charged with disorder, continued FROM
the day before, was dismissed.
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A Dcfunct Chs Company EnjoIned,

The village OF Toronto. above steu.
benville, appeared in court yesterday
and procured an injunction against the
Ohio Valley Gas Company, restraining
II from digging up it's pipes in the streets
Of the village. The company can no
longer furnish gas, and desires 70 remove
It's pipes, and the village authorities OBJ.
ject on the ground that TO dig up the
streets now would render them impassa-
Die during the winter. The court gave
the Injunction on those grounds.
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n brothers bride, Mrs s. Irwin Sin,

her brothers bride, Mrs, s. Irwin Sin
gleton,
Mrs. Carrie Crawford, assistant librar.
ian at tue Public Library, has returned
from her vacation trip. She was alb.
sent about a month and in that time
visited friends in Baltimore and Phila,
delphia.
Mrs, Colonel Arnett yesterday re-
ceived word Of the death Of her father
at his home in Virginia, where Mrs.
Arnett spent a part Of the summer.
When she left her father to return
home, his health was much improved
and his death at this time was, there
fore, unexpected.
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Wheeling Iaslallnsnt Co,

As we said last week,-we are here to
do business, and II easy terms and low
prices to you will help US any
we are here to do it,-If money
In your pocket Is a Considera,
tion,-if reliable goods at Rock Bottom
prices are an obiecb-then our store,
1853 Market street, Is your goal, Here
W. have both,-Here you will find both,
Here and'only here do you get both,
Buy as you will for spot cash or on
credit, our prices are the same.-Ready
cash has no Influence with us,-0ur
prices are identiCally the same rs those
quoted by any cash house in the city,
-Andit remains wlthyou to take ad.
vantage OF onr credit system,
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rarer MclaInE Anniyer,arr.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Coleman celebrated
the second anniversary Of their wedding
last evening at their pleasant home on
Ohapline street. It was paper wed.
ding and the pretty paper presents from
the friends who called 10 pay their
respects, were numerous and In many
cases were useful as well as ornamental.
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win, alleging undue influence by mcmhen OF
tho congregation,

viii, alleging undue influence ny mCmlen Of
the congregation,
The DellairC nail factory has completed lis
work. All tho UddSanl ends have been cut and
the factory IL closed for want q nail plate from
tue Steel plant Thus the pay Githe chtitO
works except the blast furnace, isshutOiTby the
men III theStpGl works quitting.
Mr.. W. $ OFT Cunningham, formerly prOml.
tGnt resident Of this city while Oh hi, way RCk
from tic west to see his friends aud relatives
here, accompanied by his 6 ifG aud family, died
Oi consumption at omaha, NGb, Ills btfcayed
wlfe aud children came on here IN her fathers
with tic remains The deceased wAs pfOni.
mont member Of Ionic Lodge +, Nnd A, NJ, aud
will DO buried by them ut Bcllalrc to day.
The boxing match that was 10 have taken
place At City ilAll last night has been postponed
until tomorrow night, when u grand 'bCtcAt i
70 be given TOmnle Ward, the light weight
There viii be thfCG'tOund contest between Joe
Cook, Of ZauCSYlllU, aud Oscar Terry Of this
city, both cOlOf0d, aud the performance will
conclude with ten round c0nleSi between
'TommlO Ward and Jimmy Rowan, Of SIcubeh'
willie.
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IL natures own true laxative. It's the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costlye; to dispel head.
aches, colds, and fever to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc,
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale In 80 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. He's, II, b. Burt and o. Men.
kenellAf.
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They Want Ualpsr Moran Hack In tiis sixth,
~ Ire Editor VI ne INielemett,
siRi--Thure is a great deal Of disSatls'
faction in the Sixth ward over tho re.
moyal Of oMcer Moran from his beat In
this ward. A iow very tough citizens
who In times gone by have given the
ward q very unBavofy reputation, simply
because We had not a police officer ON
the beat With back bono enough 70
hold them In check, live In this ward.
Officer Moran had this COletie Of plug.
upllBs under his thumb, and kept them
In the narrow path much more SUCCESS.
iully than any officer who ever walked
the beat, and iof that reason we think II
bad policy 10 remove him aud put man
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The strike OF the freight brakemep
employed at Bridgeport by The Cleveland,
Lorain 4 Wheeling company, which was
started Wednesday by the discharge Of
two brakemen on their refusal 10 coal an
engine, and the refusal Of the railroad
officials TO acCede To the demand Of the
other brakemen that the two discharged
men be reinstated, as reported Ia yesIer.
days INTELLlu gNCER, continued yester.
day aud Is still on. Yesterday tic OH.
Clals sent 10 this city and Bellalfc, for
men 10 take the places oi tho strikers,
and an advertisement will DO found Ii
this issue ID which Yard Master Nor.
rington calls fer ten experienced brake.
men, The railroad company hes been
put 10 some Inconvenience BY this strike
and unless II ID soon settled men viii
have to be brought TO BtdgcnOrl from
other parts Of the road.
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pnrrrn tllan all, Electric Ilght Flour.

GLASSES adjusted to the defects Of
vision, and Batisfactton guaranteed, by
Professor Shed, 0ptician, al Lash's Jew.
ely store. Examination for glasses free.