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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-12
LOCAL BRRylTIRS.
Matters OF Minor moment IN and About Tho

Matters OF Minor Moment IN and About tho
City.
ATTENTION is called TO mud hole that
is said to be on Kentucky street on the
Island.
TIE party placing the white enamel.
cd signs on windows in this city will
please leave his address at this Office.
Two Loaf children from the Eighth
ward were OF the City Building several
hours yesterday, and they kept up loud
and pitlful wailing all the time.
The Wheeling Mining aud Manulac'
turing Company was fined ST and costs
in tho police court yesterday for OBJ
structing the sidewalks with building
material,
The Wheeling Regislsr has stone bridge
on the brain, says the Bellaire Tribune.
1t is publishing q large amount OF silly
stuff on the subject. Stone bridges are
thing OF the past.
TIE case OF Horny Plug, charged
with harboring n vicious dog, was not
tried yesterday in police court, having
been settled between the two parties out
Of court. The dog was sont to the
country.
Mr.. THOMAS BRAY has resigned his
position as Superintendent Of tho River.
side tube works, in Benwood, and will
take charge Of similar establishment at
Warren, Ohio. Mr.. Boyd, formerly
assistant, has been promoted to the
superintendency.
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DENIES THE CHARGE.
NIr. Gladstone Says the British Cabinet Has
Iinnn Niiarenrnsnhtnd.

Mr. Gladstone Says the British Cabinet HUI
Been MisrepresOhtOd.
New YoRK, June 11.-Henry Clews
sent copy OF his Prhirty Years in Wall
Street" to Mr.. w. L. Gladstone and re-
ceived yesterday a letter of acknowledge
ment and q letter which is as follows
20 JAMES svREET, May 40, 1880.
DEAR SrR:-Having expressed my in
terest in the portions Of your work
which read on the day Of It's arrival, !
think 1t would be less than ingenious II
l did not, after reading whit relates TO
the cabinet OF Lord Palmerston, In
chapter 5O, and in the following chapter,
make some reference TO II.
Allow mo to assure you that, 80 far as
that cabinet is concerned YOU have been
entirely inisled in regard 10 matters Of
fact. AS member OF ", now, nearly It's
sole surviving member, / can state that
II never at any time dealt with the SUBJ
ieCt Of recognizing tho Southern States
in your great civil war, excepting when
1t learned the proposition Of the En-
peror Napoleon III, and declined TO en-
tertain that proposition, without quail
llCation, hesitation, delay or dissent.
In the debate which took place on Mr..
Roebuck's proposal for the negotiation,
Lord Russell took no part, and could
take none, as no was a member OF the
House OF Lords. ! spoke for the Cabi.
net. You will, j ain sure, DO glad 10
learn that there is no foundation for q
charge, which, had II been true, might
have aided In keeping alive angry sentl..
ments happily gone by. You arc OF
course, AZ liberty to publish this letter.
| remain, Dear Sir your very faithful
servant. w. i. GLADSTONE.
r. Glenn. Eag.
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rue JOHNsTOWS FUND.
II Gradually Grows Toward tho $1,000
Point,

Point,
Treasurer W. B. Simpson, OF the ] ohus-
town relief fund, had deposited in bank
up to the close OF business hours yes.
terday Ss,9S9 81, and he had on hand
cash to the amount OF Sl4 As, making in
all S9,OO3 so. The children OF the
Richie district public schools beat the
record in their donation. The sum sub
scribed by the two schools in the Eighth
ward was an even $50. The funds still
come in slowly. The receipts from the
Hennig-Day benefits will swell them
handsomely, and the fund Is pretty sure
to reach $4,000.
DIR. w. X. Curtis, President OF the
Brooke County Board OF Health, will
to-day with assistance make q tour oil
the river shores as far as pertains to
Brooke county and inspect them in re-
gard to sanitary condition. Everything
offensive found will be either buried OF
burned. The work will be made thorough
and prosecuted without delay until it,
completion.
Lieut., George Gaus is in receipt OF q
letter from ], Chat Weeat, Of Washing
ton, D. O., father OF Frank Wheat, who
was killed in the Hurlbert house, al
Johustown, askingif anything Is known
here Of the fate OF his other son, Chat
who was also employed at the Hurlbert
house. Mr.. Wheat says he can get no
satisfactory intelligence Us 10 whether
Chat was drowned OR saved. The relieI
committee which went from here tc
Johnstown asked about Frank Wheat'E
body there, and the people at the
morgue showed them the records, which
showed that it was taken away by j, O
Wheat, a brother, SO that Chat IT, was
evidently saved,
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MORE NEW PLAYERS
Signed for WheslIug-'TO.day'S 0amO-Yes'
terdRy's Games

Signed for WheelIug-TO.day's 0Ame-fes'
terdRy's Games,
The game OF ball between the Wheel
ing and Springfield clubs scheduled to
be played here yesterday, had to be
postponed on account OF tho muddy
condition ofthe grounds. AneGort was
made last evening by the directors Of
the home club TO have things arranged
so that. the regular game for to-day and
the postponed one OF yesterday might
both be played to-day, but to this Mana
ger Hill, OF the Springfelds, would moi
consent. He goes from here to Canton
md he wants to be in the best possible
condition for the struggle with the lead:
era. His team 70 already crippled, and
Easton' is complaining OF u sore arm
Mr.. Hill does not, therefore, care about
oyertaxing his people with two games
to-day,
Two new players we're signed yester
day and the management feels confident
that they now have q greatly improved
team. Tho new men are Fred Miller
shortstop and pitcher, who was with the
RochesteH last season and who ha'
been with the McKessport club thus fal
this season; and John Gallagher
pitcher, of BelIaire, who hGs been play
ing with the Hamiltons some this season
"Reddy" Williams will be played II
left field and HobreCht will go 10 right
under the new order OF things.
1t is promised that great improvement
shall be shown in the playing OF thu
Wheelings to-day oyer what Il haSFecent
| ly Geen. The management feels that alteI
making an honest endeayor to better the
condition OF things, it is deserving
Of cordial support in the shape OF better
natronlVa,
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over the creek at seventeenth street
that It had contracted OF one WIZ rH sne
Wheeling & Harrisburg kallroau O9h'
pany, and presented for SlOpIl9n the
necessary ordinance legalil ing the con-
tract and providing for tue pnuse'
which was adopted by both branGheH'
There was also submitted with thls re-
port deed from the Reymann Bl sWting
Company, for necessary property l9r
abutments in exchange Tor prope.',y
that will be vacated when the gu
bridge Is gone.
In this communication q petition was
presented from Regina Baier, represent
ing that the building of the new Seven
tenth street bridge would about ruin
her little property on that street. This
was referred to the B. p, w.
Mr.. Wilson offered in the First
Branch, where 1t was adopted, resolu-
ton to the effect that as Fifth and Sixth
streets from Market street TO the Ma,
tional road, were not passable and could
not be made so, the Committee on Real
Estate be authorized to lease the ground
In the Second this was laid on the table,
on motion OF Mr., Kenney.
In the First Mr.. Pollock and Mr.. Hal
Ter, by general consent, were allowed to
exchange places on two Of their com
mittees, Mr,Haller going to Equalization
and Appeals and Mr., Pollock TO Health,
Mr., Robinson offered In the First
where II was adopted, resolution tC
tho effect thRtas avery general idea seems
to prevail that, owing to the recent dis
: aster at JOhnstown, the water Of the
Ohio river Is unfit for domesticpurposes
, a competent chemist DO employed t
make d careful analysis Of the water, ant
' that the report be published in thu
, papers, The Second Branch was led (
believe that this would cost about S2OI
! and tabled 1t.
A communication was received In thu
! Second Branch from the Whitaker IroI
company Offering plat OF ground locat
cd on Goal run for q second Crematory
and tho offer was accepted,
Mr., Yahn introduced resolution II
! the Second Branch that was general II
: It's nature, providing for the piping o
Y water from springs In the city to tanks
This brought on n iree'ior all debate ant
the matter was finally referred TO tn
: Water Board,
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This court met at 10 o'clock yesterday
Judge Brannon being absent. S. 3.
Hall was admitted to practice on motion
Of George i. Boyd.
CASTOR v. Maco ct al, writ OF error,
from Lewis county; submitted.
Mccoy v. Mccoy, appeal and super.
sedeas, from Upshur county; continued.
Lorentz, IT,, v, Lorentz, executor, ct
al, appeal and supersedeas, from Upshur
county; submitted.
BENNETT, commissioner, v. Jackson ct
al writ Of error, from Lewis county;
continued,
Lewis & Co. v. Alkire ct al, writ Of
error, from Lewis county submitted.
Corners administrator \. Smith, writ
Of error, from Lewis county; continued,
Adjourned until Thursday morning at
10 o'clock,
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A PATAL ACCIDENT

On tho Now Cumberland LIranCli-A wheel.
Ing Man Killed and Another Fatally
IIurt-sCvsrnl Cars Wrecked.
A fatal railroad wreck occurred at New
Cumberland yesterday afternoon at /
o'clock. The gravel train, with load Of
dirt to fill in trestles, was hunting for a
siding to let tho passenger train 20 out.
The tralnmen were never at New Gum.
borland and did not know where to pull
in. They were running about twenty
miles pcr hour when they sighted the
passenger train lying at the depot, but
too late to stop. They struck hard,
wreCking ten or twelve cars, also engine
u and q coach. Engine "a was driven
half way through the cnboose Of the
gravel train, which was filled with mon
eating their dinner, killing ono man by
the name Of James Rodgers, who board
cd at Klevis's. on Water street, In this
city, and probably fatally injufing an.
other named Walter Brown.
Engineer Montgomery was al the
throttle OF the gravel train engine.
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SIMON lORKHRISlBR DEAD.
A Prominent and lIIgbly respected Nil

A Prominent md Highly Respected Mai
full OF Years and Honor.
In thedeath oil Mr.. Simon Horkheimel
last evening at the ripe age Of on, Wheel
ing loses m hopored and useful citizen
For the past year or SO Ill health hal
compelled him to retire from active life
He leaves a widow, two daughters and {
son. Mr.. Meyer Horkheimer, his son
was formerly his fathers partner ant
succeeded sometime ago 10 the business
Miss Hattie Is at home, and another
daughter, Diana, married a wealthy resi-
dent Of Germany, and is now living OF
the Continent.
Mr.. Horkheimer came to Wheeling
early in thesixtles,in modest circumstan-
ces, and by intelligence and integrity
amassed n comfortable fortune, He was
long a leading wool dealer, comb ~
other business interests with this Ain
recent years the firm OF Horkhl .sr &
Son, Of which he was the b ..J, con.
Quoted an extensive tannery Of fine
grades OF leather.
Mr.. Horkheimer was for several sue.
cessive terms q member OF Council, and
in that capacity served his ward and the
city at large faithfully and well. lie
was OF q benevolent disposition, enter
prising and public spirited, and he leaves
mapy warm friends who will long revere
his memory.
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WEST VIRGINIA DEVELOPMENT.
Three New Companies Chartered for Till
Purpose.

Purpose.
The following new companies have
been chartered by Secretary OF State
Walker;
The Wheeling Development Company,
for the purpose of boring fornatural gas,
oil etc, The capital stock is SIPS and is
held by n, B, Scott, Charles Brandfass,
James Mckinley, ], O. Brady, and p, b.
Dobbins, all OF Wheeling, who have the
privilege Of increasing the capital stock
to 100000.
The Kendale Gold Mining Company,
for the purpose OF mining, milling and
reducing gold, silver and other ores, and
for the purpose OF purchasing, leasing or
owning lands in West Virginia and
North Carolina for said purpose. The
principal office Is to be at Lewisburg, W.
Va. The capital stock is $500, with the
privilege OF increasing to $500, 900, and is
held by Homer A. Holt, A, o. Snyder,
A. +. Mathews, John II. Holt and S, A,
NJ, Syme, all OF Lewisburg,
The Observation-Disclosures Electric
Light Company, for the purpose of sup
plying electric light to Brsmwell and
Coopers, in Mercer county, W. Va, tc
Pocahontas, in Tazswell county, Va, and
to intermediate points, and TO such Other
places in Mercer and Mcdowell counties
W, Va, and Tazewell county, Va, as The
Board OF Directors may sec fit, The
principal office is to be at Bramwell
The capital stock is $4,000, and is held
by eighteen prominent capitalists OF thai
section,
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A GARD.

lisa fact that moro unblushlng frauds arc
daily perpetraled on tho general public in
the name Of Whistles than any other merchAn.
disc In the Market The confidence bestowed
on me by tho public keeuly appreciate, and, "a
always heretofore, will iu the'iuturc not bctray
that trust. 1t is not an easy matter to have
reputable physicians and managers Of hospitals
lndorse any one particular brand Of whisky, yet
they have done 80 since tho merits Of KLElN's
SILVER AGE" became known TO them. Fol
the sick room II has no competitor. It stands
alone for It's delicate and delightful flavor. II L
pure and old, FREQ from oil impurities. MystOck
OF other wellknOwn Pennsylvania Rye Wits
kies Oi all ages is complete, Ny prices arc Al
reasonable a. any In the State, My Wines OF all
foreign and domestic kinds are well and care
fully selected, No house can show you better
Brandles, Gins, or In fact any other imported
The price Of "siLvER AGEn continues 10 be
81 80 per full quart. Old Gibson, Finch OF
GuclCnhClmer at 81 per quart, or six quarts for
80, A fine Sherry or Sweet California Wine al
90 cents per quart aud upwards. Send for q
complete price list aud catalogue, or call at No.
80 Federal street. Allegheny, where one g)anO0
at our establishment will convince you Of tho
truth Of my statement.
mysNw4Y MAX KLEIN.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
stranger. in tho oIty ana wheelIng peopl

Strangers in the City aud wheeling People
| Abroad.
Hon. John Basel, Of Clarksburg, is Al
the Mcclure House.
Rev. S. W. Pringle, OF Mt. Pleasant
was at the Mcclure House yesterday.
Tom Ward, the pugilist, left for his
homo at Cincinnati on the Andes yes
terlay.
Miss Emma Workman, of Cadiz, Ohio
Is visiting Mrs, viii Herman, on South
Chapline street.
Mrs. w. j. Longbridge and son, Of
Lexington, KY, are the guests OF rela'
tives ut Leatherwood.
Mr.. W. A. Lynch, OF Canton, one OIL
the originaLors and hackers OF the Union
railroad bridge scheme, is ut the Nc
Lure.
Mcssrs. b. II. Burr and ]. A. Kelly, oil
Ironton, leading nail manufacturers,
arrived last evening to attend to.day's
meeting.
Whcelings former citizen, DR.. NJ.
Neuer, the husband OF the well known
derlnaH PoetessI MEs' hlHua NeueTi 10 al
the city.
Hon. j. G. Palmer, William Combs,
James Mathews and W. T. Nichols, oil
Wellsburg, were in the city yesterday on
business.
Miss Georgia Crane, a popular belle Of
Fairmont, daughter Of John Crane, Esq,
is spending few days with her friend,
Mrs. ]. g. Orr, on the Garden Spot.
DR.. G. +. Ulrich will leave on satur.
day next for a tour in Europe. The
German Pioneer Society rendered him a
farewell reception at the Arion hall
Monday evening.
Misses May Prince and Lille Hawkins
returned to their home on Wheeling
Island yesterday, after spending week
with Mrs. Roy Ray, on Gravel Hill, says
the Bcllaire IndeDendeni.
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Weak, Painful Rncks.

5tkl41A Kidney and Uterine Pains and Weak,
5/EH lneSsCs, relieved IN one minute by tho
'kk1OCuTlCURA ANTtrAiN + tASTER, the first
lYl and only paln'killiug plaster. New, In
lHAnOOus, inialliblc. % cents ielwS4w
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XALANTED.
General AGENT for this CITY
General Notices.
important Notice.

On account OF the long mud continued cool,
wet weather, there will be great danger Of much
sickness following the advent OF hot weather.
The attention OF hOllsehOldcrs aud the public IL
directed 10 the importance OF strict sanitary
regulations, and frequent applications Of lime,
CafbOliO acid, or other dEsinfcGtRnH To collars,
Outhuildings and premises generally. Owing to
tho excessive contamination Of the Ohio river
from precipitation into 1t Of human bodies and
the bodies Of other animals, contents Of ptiyy
vaults and other impurities, the drinking Of tho
water Ia absolutely dangerous, Boiling all water
used Tor domestic purposes for At least One'hAlt
hour, Is strictly enlOlnGd ~ the only absolutely
reliable protection.
Persons Wishing 10 make complaints about
garbage or OTHER nuisAnCCs Will confer q favor
by writing plainly the nature OF complaint,
names and number Of premises, on postal
card, Instead Of using the telephone, they will
thus be sure to reach me, ana their wants Will
receive prompt attention.
GEORGE J. GARRISON, NJ. d.,
Inn Health lfIInnF
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DOES your grocer ever ask YOU 10 take
other brands In place Of PlllSbury's Best


Tho river is still stationary al thIs
point, The levee gauge al dusk laSI
evening 0howOd the same depth In ma
channel 40 on the previous evening, b
feet y inches. The Hudson from Gin
clhnau 10 Pittsburgh passed UP al Q o.
M, and the Katie SLo0kdale IN
the same ttade passed down At
q a, M. The Andes left fol
Cincinnati At 4 y. IN. with a good trip.
The LiEEiB Bay IL due down Al an early
hour this morning enroute from Pitts.
bnrgh 10 Charleston, and the w. N.
Chancellor is duo up ertoute from Gin.
cinnRti 10 Pittsburgh, also al al early
hour The Jacob Heathetinglon, Dick
Fulton and Smoky City passed up yes.
leriay With toWs otempues. :,
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After the Board OF Commissioners ad.
journed yesterday paper was circulated
and nHMerously signed calling a meet
ing OF business men and citizens 10 BIO
held at tho city building, for the pur'
pose OF memorializIng the County Board
to make the $4,000 subscription asked
for yesterday. There is q general feel
ing that this county ought to take active
steps to prevent the inroads Of Ohio and
Indiana gas boom towns, and the meet
ing OF Saturday evening ought to he
largely attended by representative men.
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Mnriin,s Forrx.


Mr. aud Mrs, Fmnk Hess leave to-day 70
BORllEYllle TO spend few weeks.
Mr., aud Mrs. Harry NorthwOOd and children
will sail for England next Saturday.
Misses Bessie Brady and Bessie Grlillth lei
yesterday to visit friends at Toronto and PITTS
burgh.
Mr.. J. r. Thomas and Miss OllyC MCCiAskey
will be married to-day, at the residence OF Miss
McClRskGy's cousin, Rev. J.. y, CQwan, DID,
at Beaver Falls, Pau who Will perform
Beaver Falls this !nOrning, lilo wal
formerly connected with the firm Of lIolll.
day 4 Thomas, and Is now q travelling salesman
for tho GgotgC ". StcnRrt Y Company shoe fac
tory, ut BFpOkyillp, Ia. Miss. MCClaAkoy was,
until recently, teacher In grammar school III
tho Martins Ferry schools. and Is Rn accom-
pllshod lady. They Will 80 70 house Keeping In
i house on tho C0fncr Of Third and Hickory
streets, which has been furnished.
Mr. Joseph WhitCslde MI Omployg Of the River.
side Iron works, Wheeling, and Miss Lizzie ILL.,
ton, were united In marriage by Rev. II, N,
Campbell. pastor OF the Presbyterian
O'Clock, AZ. tho residence Of the BRIDES
parents, Mr.. and Nrs. Job Hilton, on
South Second street, a splendid supper was
served Immediately after the ceremony was per.
formed, which was enjoyed by all tic friends
aud relatives present Tho newly married
couple were the recipients Of 0 large number Of
presents. They Will 20 10 housekeeping In
Wheeling, Thelf house has been lurnlAhCd.
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Probably no one thing has caused such
general revival Of trade at Logan Drug
Co. Is drug store as their giving away to
their customers Of so many free trial bot
ties of Dir. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption. Their trade is simply
enormous in this very valuable article
from tho fact that it always cures and
never disappoints. Coughs, colds, asth.
ma, bronchitis, Group, and all throat and
lung diseases quickly cured. You can
test 1t before buying by getting trial
bottle free, large size 81. Every bottle
warranted. 3
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I ,8AL n meeting Of the Board Of Public
Works last evening the contract for pay
inS with fire brick ChRpline street from
Twenty.seyenth 10 Thirty.thltt, and
,fwSnty.lIrst street from Main TO Market
vas awarded 10 o. Leonhart, and all the
other brick paving was awarded 70
George w. Lemons. James q, Frazier
wSS awarded tho contract for all the
,nacadamiSing TO DO done, aud the Board
JSTiIei 10 do tho paving with CobblG
stones itself, the bids oil being consider
al axnAHHiyy,
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Youn grocer can furnish you Electric
Light Flour. Try 1t,

Co1uMnus, O., Jan. l, lsS0.-To TIL
ELIXIR OF DATES Co. Dear SirS;-Elixil
Of Dates cured me Of habitual Constipa
ton and dyspepsia. l recommend it L
all my friends. Very truly yours, JOSEPH
thinner, Prop. OF Hotel st. Claire, Co
lumbus, O. Sold by O. r. Goethe, w. w
Irwin, ". Z. Williams and John Laugh
lin. Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.
wholesale agents.
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syrnp os FIH.

Is natures own true laxative. II is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known TO cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head.
aches, CoIdO, and ieverl to cure habitual
consti patton, 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. Hess, r. B. Burt aud g. Men.
kemeller,
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Newlonls system OF Dress cutting.

] desire to call tho attention Of all
ladies thinking OF learning a tlrst.ClaBs
system, 10 q new and perfect system Of
chilling with no "Atting" whatOyOr.
draft directly upon tho cloth without
tho aid Of patterns. Each pupil may cut
a test waist 10 1T perfectly, without
change whatever, while under my In.
struCtlonu, Ny terms arc reasonable,
including an outfit when pupil has
finished. MARY A. HOPKINS,
Domestic Sewing Machine Rooms,
No, 60 Twelfth street.
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DriugIng Glndness

to millions, pleasing their palates and
cleansing their systems, arousing their
Livers, Kidneys, StomaChs and Bowels
to a healthy activity. Such is the mission
OF the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, For sale in 30
cent and 81 90 bottles by Logan Drug
Company, Anton ?, Hess, r, b. Burt
and O. Menkemeller.
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1891 N 1923 MnrkOt Street.

If you cannot SEQ and need SpcCtaCles
yOn Should CNllOn us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest instruments and more experience
ihnn any other OptlCinn IN tho State,
md guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded, JACOB w. CRUDE,
JeWeler and OptlClRn,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.