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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-28
To the Ladies',
THE
WHEELING INSTALMENT CO,
1855 to 114O Market st.

Trade is comparatively quiet, but we're
pussy neVertheless-Busy as bees-mak.
ing extensive preparations for Fall Trade
We anticipate a rushing business and
are making preparations to meet the de.
mand Tor our %unrivalled goods at our
unequalled prices-We'ye secured the
greatest manufacturing centres in quest
OF the most substantial, stylish and dur.
able goods and we have succeeded in
procuring the largest and most COMPLETE
line Of house furnishing goods ever dis.
played under one roofSWith our new
goods filling every, department our
stores will be a place Of beauty at our
Fall opening-On September sth VIC
Wl!l sound the keynote OF Fall trade
We Will then have on display our entire
g line OF Fall goods-Furniture Of all
Kinds in exclusive designs manufac.
tured expressly for our trade will be A
notable feature OF Jul grand opening
CARPETS in fine Moquets-Royal Wiltons
Wilton Velvets-Body and Tapestry
Brussels-Three Ply A WooI-Extra
per-Cotton-Hemp-Jute and Rae
will be shown in great va,ie,v-Woo
have secured a line Of carpets embracing
the very, latest and most beautiful effects
Don't lose sight Of the date-On Mon.
Jay, September the Sth, be with Us.
WHEELING 1NSTALMENT co.
When We say be with us Monday.
September the Sth, we don't mean YOU
should not come before-We want Won
mere before that date-We desire Won
should come and take advantage OF the
great reduction in prices that will pre-:
vail in every department. Pending our
Fall opening goods will be sold for less
money than we ever before or eve will
again ask for them-They must be moved
10 make room for our incoming stock
we realize that reduction in prices is
the great power-We've employed it 10
such an extent that will induce Gus.
tomefs to purchase-We'vo made ire
slstabie reductions-Prices fairly start.
ing will be quoted in every department
during the next two weeks-You will
pay here during this great reduction sale
prices Tor goods away below par with
value received. Come here IL Won
would save dollars-Come, if half what
1900 Q Aot Rooub lB IN lnuuCement
70 buy-Come. economical, thrifty peo.
pie, come! Practice economy by dealing
with US.
WHEELING INsTALMENT co.
Don't hesitate about money-Don't
miss this opportunity OF a lifetime be-
aus you haven't the ready cash-You
don't require ready cash 10 share tho
aaVantages in our great sale-Wi,h q
rev dollars in your pocket you're rs
welcome here as those who roll in their
weaith-For a dollar or two cash YOU
can buy IS many goods as If you had a
pocket iull OF money-Our credit system
enables you 10 make your home com.
iortablc-For a small outlay in cash and
Inc balance In easy weekly and month
y payments you can purchase from our
Immense stock all that makes home
comfortable and cosy-If you haven't
cash, come anyhow-We'n trust
give credit to everyone-We
aeliVer you: goods free-Come, we'll
XIV . time TO pay-If you are not
aIie' dy q customer OF ours, come, open
an q. eoun; here during this sale-Goods
WI DO sold on instalnents at reduced
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Chairman lIarrell, OF the Couacil
Committee on Finance Issued a call fora
meeting OF that committee last night, for
the purpose OF considering several mat.
tiers which were referred to 1t at the
Council meeting Tuesday night. After
several members Of the committee ar.
rived al: the Public Building it was found
that the call had been issued premature.
ly, as the Clerk had not had an oppor.
tunity to prepare o statement Of the
conditions Of the different funds. No
meeting was held.
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Aouudavlllo.

MI. Charles Rankin and Mas E.:I.eota Nc
Crackcn will be married this evcplng at $50 Ii
the N. Z. Church at Claysville. Mr.. Rankin Il
agraduate Of the State University. was iormerl,
q student at West Point and Is now employed q,
st Lynchburs, va
The heavy rain In Nouudsv!lle and vicinity
tuesday was almost without precedent, and the
damsgc done by the creeks Will run up Into the
noon and Increased In volume until Il poured
down In torrents. When It had continued sew.
eral hours and the clouds grew denser, the
streets OF the city were almost solid sheets OF
water, and the creeks, mad rnsh!ng tarFeut.. All
along tLe pouJses OF Middle aud Big Grave
creeks valuable corn CROPS were, entirely de.
stroyed, Large fields OF Potatoes were washed
away, together with bUllulUga aud fences The
damage TO the crops along these two creeks Will
not be less than $1,000.
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Mrs. E. L. Henrie, OF Johnstown, Pa,
says: Last June, after the great flood,
l received q bottle OF Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and DiarrhGa Remedy
from my pastor, at a time when I was
very much run down with diazhGa,
and had tried two doctors without find.
ing any relief. This remedy relieved
me ut once, and cured me entirely in .
short time. 1SSgot several bottles and
gave 1t around among my acquaintance
who were afflicted in the same way. l
think l gave 1t to q dozen people, and it
relieved and cured, go far as l know, in
all cases. 1t ia the best medicine for the
disease I have ever known" {
For sale by W. w. Irwin, Charles R.
Goelze, John Klari, @. schnepf and W.
E. Williams. paw
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| BIEMER-MUuLEMAN.
A Quiet Wedding At tho Zion Lutheran
| Church Yesterday, d

A Quiet Wedding at tho Zion Lutheran
Church Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Charles
Bremen, OF the South Side, and Miss
Mary Muhleman, Of Wheeling, were
married by Rev. Paul Ziegeln,yer at tho
Zion German Evangelical Lutheran
Church on South Market street. The
couple entered the church from a car.
rage and were preceded up the aisle to
the altar by the ushers, where they,were
met by the pastor, who read the cere.
money and pleased the union. The
church was comfortably filled by the
friends and relatives Of tho happy
couple. An informal reception was
rendered them last night.
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Tho County Comml.,Ioncr,.

The County Commissioners met a.
an Auditing Committee yesterday .ant
passed upon the bills to come before the
next meeting. They also granted per.
mission toGMurray Bros, the Jail con.
tractors, to store sand from the e1caya.
ton on the pavement in front OF the
Public Building on the north side.
They also approyed,the bond present
ed by the contractors, and they arc now
at work removing the earth:for the foun-
dationp. 'i
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. 4 U
A Mvlng oil q IS on each pattern. Positively
offered 10 buy a Fine Dress al the cost OF a very
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The First Presbyterian Church Of
Beilaire will celebrate its thirtieth an.
nivereary on Sunday next. REV. S. "
Barr, the pastor, has made. extensive
preparations for this occasion. The
Second Presbyterian and Rock Hi
churches will suspend services in thu
morning 30 rs to enable all the Presby
teriaus OF Bellaire to attend the ~festivi
ties. Rev. DR.. CASTOR, OF Cleveland, ant
Rev. DR.. Holiday, Of Findlay, have
signified their intention to- be presen'
and take part in the celebration.
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.-Our
French Hair Dresser has returned from
New York, having obtained NIL the lntest
Partisan styles " lialr Dressing, Bang
Cutting ind Curling. lie has also pro.
cured sole control In Wheeling Of q
French Hair Tonic, which Is an iufallt:
bio preventive AGAINST The l"ss OF hair.
Also IN improved method OF dying mud
Bleaching the hair. l.. SWABACkER.
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BlDDRroRD, Me, August GA sen.
sation was created here this morning
when United States Marshal Saunders,
Of Portland, placed under arrest the
seven aldermen Of Biddeford and took
them to Portland with several persons
detained as witnesses on warrants from
the United States District Court. The
aldermen are charged with neglectingto
strike from the Biddeford voting lists
the names Of parties not legally entitled
to vote and for conspiracy in arranging
TO place on the list the names OF persons
not legal voters. This action Is a cul.
minailon OF the recent naturalization
troubles in Biddeiord, ~
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designations oil a majority OF the dlrec.
tors oil the American Cotton Seed Com.
pany, the successor Of the Cotton Seed
Trust and that their places will soon DO
filled by men Of widely known business
ability, who will represent the real
holders Of the property. He also states
that the trust or company has a floating
debt Of s., 500, 1000 and that a circular will
soon be issued announcing the issue Of
100000 s per cent debenture bonds,
which will be offered 10 the stockholders
at par. 1t is reported on the Exchange
that there have been serious differences
between the directors, and that some Of
them sold their holdings to their asso.
clates and then resigned,
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MARTINS FERRY.
n claire Lady Hurt by jumping from
Train Minor Matters Mentioned.

II silairs Lady Hurt By jumping from q
TrAin- Minor Matters Mentioned.
Thu IaurhlIn m M Ia m,tt,y srve ,hi,ment,
~ A. ~ ,,,a,"u ASs ,n'S
Mon' a.S Mi'eheli was AZ 81 ClsifsSiue yes.
W..,, A.. IT,, ,,m.- .,.,,,..
,,i M ~ MS. HOWARD Miller ae Visi'iuE
''iehos ~ ""rfen,
The buckeye Glass Works resumed yesterday
With good prospects. g
Mr, James Rubyon t,s ,e,p,,aJ f,om /.
weeks yi.It Al Heiisite. ~ w
49,. -
~. m, ! nNscoe opg anu Al Cfippen attended
NV "elA'iiie iair yesterday.
Ms. Or; W. u. shultlewotth Is visiting friends
and relatives Al Clafksburs, ". Va.
Mn, Ksto Reward. NJ LIu,hIny h. ~vt,,,jrv
her parents, Mr. aui Mrs. A. Ralton, OF Fourth
street.
Misses Hannah Bird. Anna Carmichael Emma
ilendenvil aud Hose Mari at, nitpnainv camn
| meeting al Hollow EocS. ""
ror.,,.,.hi, ,n,a."s,
IN. Ee,,v a., 'n'v,es, u mAn,lssted py MAT.
~ sr,9 ESVpta ~ ths l.. d. !. athletlc
sUn,,nS M ~ sme "he!iihs hsssbali fAfk To-
mo..oT a''e'noon'
!NiiE Nellie Eaton and Miss Nell Frazier, OF
Mfnesyille, spent several hours 10 the city yes.
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10 CENTS.

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The n.i o. rrnel open AraIn

The heavy rain OF Tuesday nigh
washed away the track and road bed O.
the B. Il o. for a distance OF Eve rail
lengths between Moundsyills and
Roshy's Rock, carrying thirteen cars Of a
freight train which happened to be on
thetrack when It gave way, with it, No
one was hurt, though a brakeman who
stood Oh the top Of a a and jumped
had a narrow escape. The road bed was
so badly washed that it was necessary
to replace it with. a t~restle. All trains
from the east from II .. M, Tuesday.
~ II last night, came in by way Of
Pittsburgh. Train No. s, due at i1:s5
last night, was the tirst to come over the
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A Short Talk About People md Things In
tho Glass City.
The new fuel plant will soon be ready for
trial.
!! A. Skinner has moved, his tmiiy TO Woods.
The township trustees meet to-day for their
annual settlements.
The Pinch run bridge was BlI Chilly damaged by
The Hood tuesday night.
Mrs. C. J. Mckee and daughter were among
Wheeling frieudI yesterday. ~.
John. Bsugh has been reappolnted truant
officer by the school board.
William warnock Is again announced as Dem.
oetatic candidate for Sheriff.
James c. Tallman ESP, got ten squirrels near
burfs Mills one day this week,
Mr.. Dode Cochran. mother and sister, arc at
The Moundsville camp ground.
The ferry boat owners have a new float for
this side. with room fora waiting room.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown aud son, James. are
home IRON an extended trip through the West.
Tho PUBLIC schools will not open until Tues.
day, Monday being u legal holiday, Labor day"
The B~ellaire, Zancsville & Cincinnati trains
we're delayed somewhat by Tuesdays washouts.
A new six loot vein OF coal has been opened In
ward.
The recent washes on ThIrty.eighlh street
need the attention OF the Street COMMISSIONS
badly.
TIL water main across Indian run broke again
yesterday. aud for awhile Gravel Hill was with
out water.
There Is a great kick by nearby residents
against the mcrfy.go round blocking the end OF
Thirty.dfth street.
a baltimore & Ohio yard train ran Into a
Cleveland q Pittsburgh train yesterday and
broke one box car.
The flour mills here arc both very busy. All
hands are working fifteen hours q day, but they
cannot keep up with orders.
All the tools used at the burned Lantern Globe
Works have been nut into use at the upper
works. The rubbish Is bving CLEANED away.
James Johnston, V. Shaw and James Gmham
have secured mailing Jobs In the mill At liam.
moud, Ill. John X. " Ter Is manager OF the mill.
The True Irish Hearts Company was greeted
with a packed house last night. "SAudiug
Room ouIy" signs were displayed carly In the
evening.
Notice was received here. yesterday TO receive
freight for the n. Y. C. & II. r. K. points. This
was = great relief, and freight began to move i'm.
mediRtely.
The stove foundry Is working right along with
Sly or seven moNlders on the floor. Some very
pretty des!gus In heatipa stayts ase mako az for
The TALL trade,
On account OF tho shortage OF the fruit crop
hercabouts, elderberrles and rhubarb are being
put up iu large quantities. The women folks
must have something III theircause.
The thirticth anniversary Of the First Pfesby.
terlan church will be celebrated next Sunday.
The services will be as follows: Sermon at 10
o'Glont BY Rev. Williain Gestnn, OF Cleveland.
. p. NJ, anniversary exercises. history Of the
church, BY the the pastor. Rev. L. W. Barr, his.
tory Of the Sunday School by D.. ". Cooper, ad.
dresses and Renaissance by former pastors
presents y. H., services by Rev. Il. II. Holli.
day, OF FinGlay.
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August 2lst to 3lst inclusive, Balti.
more K Ohio trains will leave Wheeling
daily except Sunday for Moundsville
camp station at 600 and 500 a. m. and
Loo and $40 p. m. Returning will leave
camp station at $50 a. m. 1905; 4:2O
and 1000 p.I m. Sundays August cath
and 3lst, one train will leave Wheeling
for the camp station at $50 a. m.
promptly. Returning will leave camp
station at SCOT m.
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The adjusters OF the fire loss at the
Jefferson Iron Works completed their
work Tuesday evening to the satisiac.
ton OF all concerned and the insurance
is now being paid in full without dis
count or delay. The amount Of loss as
found by the adjusters by careful in.
voice was ST., $50 sc, and this Is the sum
that will be paid the Jefferson Company,
not by a scaling down process but as the
real value OF the. property destroyed.
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A MIJget's Birth md Death,

The East Liverpool Reritw of Tues.
day says: "Slrs. Richard Wynn, Of
Third street, gave birth about twelve
days ago to a child weighing only four
teen ounces, aud scarcely ten inches in
length. Its limbs are no larger than q
grown persons finger. The child e1-
cited much comment, and many people
called to, see it. The little babe died
yesterday, and was buried to-day"
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

A full line OF Serges, Drape DEtcs
and Cheyi0ts, Just suited for the hot
weather, which will DO made up first.
class nj reasonable prices.
In St0ck-A lurye line OF Orersizesi In
French Flannel Shirts, neck 90, body
so, or comfort and durability wear
our celebrated Inst black and col0red
hose. I: Hess y SUNS,
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. O., August o7.-Fol
West Virginia, fair weather, followed by
rain, winds shifting to ,northerly, sta
tionary temperature,
For Western Pennsylvania, fair wealth
or, warmer In: northern, stationary in
western, winds shifting to northerly.
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In tho County Clerks Office.

Two deeds OF trust and the following
transfer were recorded yesterday:
Deed made August 20, 1890, by Charles
Rick to Joachim Konsar, in considera.
ton Of $3.50, for lot No. %, In division D,
in the addition Of Sobieski Caldwell.
A marriage license was issued to Mall
Umphrey, aged 81, and a native OF Indi.
ana and a resident OF Wheeling, and
Louisa Ichenbrock, aged 90, a native end
resident OF Wheeling,
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Tic. Pioneers' PtonIo.

The Pioneer Society gave its annual
picnic at the Park yesterday. About
800 people went out during the day, and
the a1air was q SUCCESS throughout. The
Opera House band and orchestra furn.
ished music for dancing. Several
speeches were made in the afternoon,
among them q pleasant address by Pres.
ident August Wiedebusch.
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BELLAtEE BRIEFS.

A Short Talk About People md Things In
tho Glass City.
The new fuel plant will soon be ready for
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Opening Of Dunlap Rnts,

We will open on Saturday, August 30, a
full line Of Dunlap's latest fall blocks OF
Silks. Durbys and Soft Hats. Call and
see the correct shape, for we are the only
house that can show, as We are the sole
agents. NOBLE BRos
A Twelfth street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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A resident ola jo-boat lying near tho
water works power house was taken
violently i'll with cholera morbus last
night. He had no money to buy medi.
cine and the commissioner could not be
found. People in the vicinity dcBed
him with paregoric and other homely
remedies, and had him out OF Immediate
danger at last accounts.
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If you cannot SEQ and needspcctaclcs
you should call on us and h%arcJour Eyes
tested without charge. We have The
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other Uptician In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded, JACOB ". GRUBB,
Jeweler and Optician, .
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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oi rs nsnrlctta Cloth mt 81 Cents u Yard
Best value.eve offered at
STONE 4 TnoMAs',


Cresap's Old .Grove-twenty miles
down the river-is the most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application to J. G. Tom.
~llnson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com.
pany, Wheeling, W. Va
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Epwurtli League Day.

A number OF the Zane Street Church
members contemplate q visit to the
camp meeting at Moundsvills to-day on
the 8 a. NJ. Baltimore & Ohio train.
This is Epworth Lengue Day E! the
camp meeting. Special singing by the
Silver Lake Quartetts and other attrac.
lions will add interest to the delightful
services.
Rev. G. G. Oliver will also preach a
special sermon to the young people.
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Grants Old Command.

MONTICELLO, Ills, August o7.-Gen.
eral Grants old command, the Twenty.
first Illinois Infantry, will hold their
sixteenth annual reunion at Decatur
Ills, October s and 0. The members ~
the Twenty.6rst will ask that the ra,
mains Of their old commander be eithe,
taken to Washington or brought 10 iii.
nois.
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Early last evening a boy named
Bishop, a son Of a rag picker living at
Fulton, was accidentally shot while
playing with a pistol. 1t was reported
that his injury is dangerous, but not
necessarily fatal.
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hercabouts, elderberrles and rhubarb are being
put up iu large quantities. The women folks
must have Eunpthiny III fhritcalyn
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Washington County Fair, September l to s
September l to 5, inclusive, tho Balti
timore& Ohio will sell excursion tickets
from Wheeling to Washington, Pa, al
St 81 'iot the, round trip, tickets good
returning until the 9th. rsaM
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Grestcst Vnluo Ever offered y
81 % all.wool (46 inches wide) Black
Henrietta Cloth at So cents a yard.
STONE & THOMAS,
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It having come to the knowledge o.
the Board Of; Directors Of the Jefferson
Iron Works that fraudulent certiGcates
Of their stock have been circulated, the
public is hereby notified to not purchase
or have any transactions in them until
fret having the validity OF them verified
by submitting them for inspection at the
Office Of this company. Z
JEFFERSON IRON Works,
SPAuLDINa n. WALLACE, President,
Seubenriue, Ohio, august 26h, 1880.
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A Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed and oil
Ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to edectually cleanse the system
when costiveor .billious. For sale in Soc
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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Mr.. Mall Humphrey was married to
Miss Louisa lchenbrock at 1880 o'clock
last evening, at the home Of the BRIDES
parents. In the presence Of a large mum.
Der Of friends. The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. @. 3. Graham.
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Finest Black Henrietta Cloth Dress
Pattern Is yards), including all Innings for
81 OF, regular price 'Sl1 ~. Don't miss
getting one. Come to-day.
STONE & I'HoaIs.
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Crowds

Have taken. advantage. OF the Dress
Goods Sale. this week. 81 q, Black Hen.
rietta Cloth at IS, cents q yard Come
to-day. STONE 4 THOMAS.
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The Ladies' Victor has arrived, and
VIC will open u echool. Ladies' Glass
now forming. Call and Join. All wei.
come. EDw,L L. Ross 4 Cos
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ExcuraIon 10 put.hnr.n

For the Labor Demonstration MT Pitts.
bureh, september;l, the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company will sell excur.
TENDER .. ~"
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II you intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial OF any Kind
and want frst.class work and low prices
call at office Of L. a. Moore, second loor
McLain's Building; 1905 Market street.
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new track, and Il arrived only ten min.
utes late All the eastern mails were
shut out Tuesday and I'LL noon y~esler.
day, and oil have been late since till last
night.