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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-04-12
Resolutions OF Respect.
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OFFICE OF THE GERMAN FIRE
INSURANCE. EoNpANv

~" u I'D. so
OFFICE OF TUE GERMAN FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
or WHEELING, VIVA.
At a special meeting OF the Board Of
Directors. held April II, 1900, the follow.
ing resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, Providence has removed
from lilo our late associate and friend,
Hon. Alfred G. Eserter, and we desire
to place IN record an expression of our
sense OF his loss and n tribute OF our an.
probation OF his worth as d member OF
this Board and as a citizen.
Resolred, That In the death Of Mr.,
Egerter the Directory Of the German
Fire Insurance Company has Lost one Of
its most valued members, who by his
c%ent!encss Of character and courtesy OF
manners has won for himself universal
personal esteem and whose record as d
merchant and citizen merits our respect
and admiration.
Rtsolred, That these resolutions be en-.
tered upon the records OF this Company
and a,copy be sent to tho bercayed fami-
ly Of the deceased, with assurances OF our
profound sympathy and sincere condol-
ence.
Resolved, That we, the Directors OF the
German Fire Insurance Company, at
tend the funeral in a body.
WV. L. STlrEL, President.
T.. RlEsTER, Secretary.
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ATLANTIC TEA Co.,
100 Market Street.
226l Market Street,

100 8. F"urtl. St, stcuhenvillr, o.
Cor. Market u fifth ST., . East liverpool, 0.
ITO Front st, Marietta, O,
W baltimore ST., - Cumberland, Md.
aS Market ST., : parkorshurs, ". Va.
SEND FOR CLUB ORDER CIRCULARS.
We Lead, Lot Those Who Can Follow,
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COUNCIL AGAIN ApJOuRNS.
This Time On Account Of tho Death OF Nr

stb IA VII NN'uh vi lllC AJeltLl u Ilfs
E.erter.
Council met last night pursuant 10 the
adjournment OF last Tuesday night. In
the First Branch Mr.. @. r. Tracy offer.
ed the following resolution, which was
adopted by both branches.
"WHEREAs, this Branch OF Council
has learned Of the death of Ex.NIayor
A. G. Egerter,"
"EesOlrd, That a joint Special Com.
mittec OF six, three from each branch OF
Council, be appointed for the purpose
OF drafting suitable resolutions Of respect
and report ut once, and %thereupon
Council adjourn to meet Tuesday night,
April IA, 1880, and that Council and the
city officers attend tho funeral in n
body"
A committee composed OF Mesa1s. Ken.
ncy, E'nmerth and Kreiter, Of the Sec.
ond Branch, and Mpssrs. Tracy, Myers
and Farrell, OF the First, was appointed
in compliance with the resolution, and
after n half hour recess presented aseries
Of resolutions which will be found else
where in this issue. In the First
Branch, Mr. John Zlrnits was elected to
ill the vacancy caused by the death OF
G. W. Rumble. Ho was also placed on
all committees wherein vacancies ex.
listed by the same caHse, Council then
adjourned til! next Tueaday evening.
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MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.
All tho News OF That nusy Seishburhood
.tf w. Il. ltrIC.lv rr,lI.

sAAA sAS kN1"E = tkt AtNFI AloVA
l,rIc.ly Told.
Services will DO held In the Episcopal church
10 morrow afternoon.
Mrs.; 4. Zink who has been visiting here re.
A roughlng roll IN sheet mill No. 9 IN tho
1Ettta NTH was brokcn this week.
Mr.. A.P. Miller, Of tho Central Ohio Paper
Company, wasi u tho city yesterday. IS
Mrs. Delaney, OF l,fownsyille. Pm, Is the guest
ward.
Wild foweis arc quito plentiful this spring
and parties go out Into the woods every day Il
docsnt rain or snow.
losr.-Last evening on Fourth street, between
Hanover md tho rink. a coriet mouth piece.
Return to rostolllcc news stand. 3 /"
The factories at the LaughlIn mill will not
rHil today, III order that the. forge department
may catch up. DuiihtsI Is fair.
At tho regular meeting Of Standard Council
No. st, Jf.. q. U. a. NJ, held on Thursday night,
Tour members were admitted and Wcnty.tixht
applications for membership were received.
"ptof." Do Cha'ltot, the alleged clairvoyant,
Is now working s,enbcnyillc; Inc quack doe tors,
who wtru nt Bridgeport, nrC doing IL blk business
at Canton, and Captain llaileck Is 1T sallnc.
vile. -"
s F. Dean, clerk OF the Board OF Education,
| Will 0iler fol sale this Saturday afternoon eight
choice lots In Paulrs addition, one building near
the Elson glass works, and %an0thtr IN tho Third
waid. both occupied by schools. This Is very
desirable property. .
The funeral Of Miss Hannah Eaglcs,r, a well.
respected elderly maiden lady, took place from
tho family residence on Fourth street yesterday
afternoon. mud was largely attended. Rev. II.
n. Campbell, pastor Of tie Presbyterian church,
OF which the deceased was A member, OBLIGATED,
and tho choir, consisting OF Mcssrs, J. C. Gray
and j.. 7. Thoinss ard Mrs. A. L. lirownlcc and
Miss Blanche Mellll. sung "Rock OF Ages"
"Asleep III Jesus aud "Some Sweet Day l,yG mil
Bye. Tho remains were laid to rest III tho liy.
ervicw Cemetery. This pIll.bchrcrs were Messys,
David Park james Kerr, II. ". Smith, Jesse Sci.
by, JIG. Stewart aud W. N. holiday.
Tho festival for tho benefit OF tho Martins
Ferry Cornet Land, opened nj lafayette hall last
night with Rgood attendance. R,Gert Dulf has
charge Of the door and the d~ilGrcnt tables arc
gracefully presided over by the following ucr.
sons. Supper .tablc-Mts. NJ J.. Hob0rtsiaw md
Mrs. Elizabeth Ditt. Refrcshmcnt table
Misses Flotn Blankinsop, jeanette liu,nphre.
vI!leanu Ella Med smell, Peanut and Lemonade
table Elmer lsolershaw and Robert Dun, 4
gold watca Is to be contested for by Misses lIat.
tic GoSncy aud Carrie Lucas: 4 ring BY Misses
Mary Lyman nul Iva Wilson and u caue by Ia.
ward bender aud u Wheeling gentleman Tho
baud was out last evening advertising the fcs.
tiydi aud discOnrscd excellent music.
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Teas, C%offees, Spices, Etc.
Atlantiic Tea
co.
Ten Importers Coffee Roastcrs,

We have at last got possession Of o,,r
three.slory building, corner Market SnI
Twenty.third streets, Nos. lGg MSyka,
street, 10, q and % Twcnty.,hird street
and during the las. two weeks we LNynn
been kept busy fitting up, moving in,
filling up our mammoth warrfONnv'
Now We aro satisfied We have the lorrrst
and best equipped Wholesale and rr,a;I
house IN the State. Facilities unsnr.
passed for storing and handling Goods
Nor Is this all. We found our large sIorc
room, ll00 Market street, unable lonvsr
to accommodate our uptown trade, nnd
with our usual determination to meat
every emergency, allow nothing IN
stand in tho path Of our progress. W.
have secured tho lease Of No. iii Mar.
kct street, and now workmcu arc on.
gagged removing partition wall. So in II
few days We will occupy 100 and Iii
Market street, MS n store room, 81 iert
front, running back 100 feet. This.
added to our downtown store, gives IA
over 10000 feet floor space. With such
facilities, combined with II ability ia
buy In large quantities from first hands
always for cash, enables lis 10 defy com.
petition. An inspection OF our price list
Will show q material reduction in sugars.
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Auction Sale.

There will be an auction sale Of Road
Carts. Plows. Feed Cutters, Pumps, Cut.
lery, Mechanics Tools, Fertilizers. Gen.
eral Hardware, etc, at 1854 Marke,
street, wheeling W. Va, commencing
on Saturday, April 10, 1890, at 10 o'clock
a. M. In the meantime, said goods will
be offered for sale at prices lover than
can be found elsewhere.
J.B. soMIRvlLLE, Assignee.
w. H.. HALLER, A%uctioneer. rrhAs
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Transfers OF Zeal Estate.

Ono deed OF trust and the following
conveyances Of real estate were admitted
to record in Clerk Hooks office yester
day:
A deed made August 8. 1889, by Elizs
]. West and Benjamin F. West, her hus
band, Of Martins Ferry, to Henry koehn
line, Of Bridgeport, for the second is!auC
situated in the Ohio river above the
mouth OF Glen's run. Consideration
1925.
A deed made April 10, 1890, by Frede
rick ?. Wingerter and vile to Charles G
and Mary NJ. Stephens, for the west e
feet OF lot No. Sc in division L. in Cald
wells addition. Consideration, $500.
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I have opened my new store room, No.
1854 Main street, with u complete line
OF Boots and Shoes. II you want any.
thing in my line, l can save you money.
| will give you good goods Mt lowest
prices. Special bargains for today for a
starter. II. J, Schulz,
1884 Main street, corner Main street and
Market alley.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.


Strangers in tho City ind Wheeling People
Abroad.
Mr.. Alex. Laughiin, Of Cleveland, was
in this city yesterday.
Miss Grssie King, Of New Albany, is
visiting friends in this city.
W. II. Morgan. OF M%organtown, WAS
registered ut tho Mcclure yesterday.
Mrs. Mary jaeger, Of Davenport. Iowa,
Is the guest OF her father, Mayor @. "
Seabrigllt.
Messrs. Clarance W. Lake and Philip
Reymer, IT,, OF Pittsburgh, were guests o!
friends ut last nights german at The
Wheeling Club.
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OWING 10 the fact that We expect tc
move on April l., we will close out g
large assortment Of new and shop worn
sewing machines, bicycles and type.
writers. Intending to devote our atten.
ton exclusively to the Standard and
White Sewing Machines, Calagraph,
World and Merritt Typewriters and a
few makes Of bicycles. Come early and
secure bargains.
EDw. L. Rose l. Co.,
5eIwelith street,
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/. LOU SWABACKER-Spcclal Bargain
Sale-Wc have PLACED OH our counters
all our China Dress Silks carried over
from last Beasdn-6ar 81 SILK at zoe,
our 81 SO silk at 75c. These goods con.
taIn choice patterns and are very cheap.
A handsome line OF Imported Black
Embroidered; also all Lace Shoulder
Cupcs.-LOU SWABACKEK.
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Pnn.lIandle Coffee ut Montana Mines,
MONTANA MINES, MARION Co., March 81.
.Mssrs. $. Beers Sons: 1
KIND SIRs:-Enclosed you will find
twenty-five Pan Handle Coffee tickets,
for which please send me picture No. 25.
| keep n large boarding house at Mon
tana Mines and use a great deal Of coffee.
After trying an.Handle Coffee l like
it very well. Respectfully,
MEs. Marine SrEINGEn,
Care OF Montana Coal and Coke Co.
TTlisAw
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Boston Wool Market,

DosToS, April. la-Thcrc has been n good,
steady demand for all kinds Of wool. Territory
Gaj?c for medium: eastern O.cron IG,i1c.
choice spring California 41HA2Sc; me wasLrd
Ohio at Soa3lc; XN ut S2a..IaxlI55: Michigan \
PC; New York SO: No. ! comblng 3sa ioc; Ohio
fine delaine ajaSCo: Michigan do SiaS5c; oulieJ
wool quiet. ~
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OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease aud comfort follows the use OF
Syrup Of Figs, rs it acts in harmony with
nature to etlectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in Soc
aud 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
. 1 nav
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Pleased With tho Coffee,

Ntssrs. S. Batr's Sons:
GENTLEMES:-Enclosed find twenty.
five tickets for Panhandle Coffee,
Please send me No. % oil painting, in
care Of Jos. Mechanic. This is the third
picture. am very much pleased with
the Coffee. SARAH Z. BowsER
rrhs&w Bellaire, Ohio.
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VOL Pleased with Pan.IInudle,

:. TOLEDO, Pa, March q.
Mtssrs. 5. BGcr's Sons:
DEAR Slns:-Enclosed find twenty.
FIVE Panhandle Coffee tickets, for which
please send inc picture No. As, "Angel
Novelty" Send in care Of i. B. Sharp,
grocer, Washington Pa. This makes
100 Panhandle Coffee tickets I have
mailed you in leas than q year. We are
well pleased with your Panhandle
Coffee. Mus. Fl. G. LuELLEN,
Toledo, Washington Co., Pa.
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LOOK Our! BUCK EYE EXTRACTS arc on The road
And comlng In by tho carload.
They're on every tongue aud In every hand,
For they A1e tho fines. in the land.
Ask yorr grocer for them. New Poru.
LAR SIaEs. IA
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We are III receipt OF all the newest
novelties in Woolens Tor mems wear,
consistingo Of Suitings, Pantalooninys and
o~veFcoa'inss, which VIC are prepared to
make up in the best style and ct at
reasonable prices. .Ruy the best % cent
fast blafk seamless half hose made, at
G. Hess 4 SoSs',
1921 and 1923 Market Street.
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IlAGs.
BE Sure to See

our bewildering assortment OF Boys and
Cliildren's Clothing. Our Knee Pants
Suits at s. so, So and upwards stand
pre.emincnt. NJ. HEYMAS,
100 Main Street.
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WARRINGTON, April 1l.-For Western
Pennsylvania, fair, much warmer, south
erly winds, high on the lakes.
For West Virginia and Ohio, fair, de
cidedly warmer, followed Saturday
evening by decidedly colder, southerly
winds,
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VIII Ilnye No Other.

BOARD TREr, March 1o.
Mtssrs. S. Baer's Sons: 4
DEAn S!aa:-Enclosed find tyecty-
five Panhandle Coffee tickets, for which
sene me picture No. 30. I have used
your coffee and will have no other so
long rs | can get Pam Handle.
Respectfully,
rrhs&w HoLpy E! R1yrry
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GIVE us 4 guess on the bean jar,
H. 0. lloEF,
l143 Main street.

TIE most reliable brand OF Flour i
Plllsbury's best. 1t has stood the ties
Tor years, and is still the leading brand
Ask your grocer Tor it.
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II You intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker OF memorial Of any kind,
and want titst.class work and low prices
call at office Of L. A. Moore, second floor
McLsin's Building, 1905 Market street,
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Excursion to Washington, u. c., VIA Dalti.
I - mnrN L OHM Isnilronl ~ :

Thursday, April II, the Baltimore 4
Ohio will sell excursion tickets to Wash
ington, D. O., and Baltimore at tho rate
Of $40, good returning within ten days
from date Of sale. Sleeping car from
Wheeling on train leaving at 6:2O p. m.
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"John, order me a sack OF Pillsbury's
Best flour, and tell the storekeeper if he
sends me any other, l will send it back,
None but Pillsbury's Best will d."
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P~ILLsnuRY's Best Flour is endorsed
by, housewives all over the country rs
being the best. Ii you have not used
it, get n sack from your grocer and try
II, and you will use no other.
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QAe Sntelliaeneer.
Onlce, Nos. IS aud " Fourteenth Street.
Now Advertisements.

Wheeling Business COLLEGE.
Grand Cltarnncc salc-l. q. Dillon 4 Co. y
New Fnrfng Gdods-G. Il. Wheeler Il Son.
40. U. ". Funeral No.lce-lletmann Lodge
No, l..
a. u. U. ". Funeral No.ice-La Belle Lodge
No Q.
MIX and acc CurtAins-J. 8. Rhodes & Co.
Wantcd-A Young Lady III Store.
Wuuted-A 10y In Store.
For Salo -Blcycic.
Religious Notices. Fourth Page.
List Of Letters y
Eo.loc-Blacs Prince Lodge No. 10. X. or u
Business Opportunity. b. Wilson.
Ladies' aud dents Fine shocs-u. y. uof.
John q. McIaln 4 son.
To the PublIc-Ihp builders Exchange.
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AtMnYn III Stuck.

Complete line OF Gents Furnishing
Goods and Hats. 200, aud no more, ali
wool embroidered Shirts, 81 %, former
price IT 5o. NJ. HEYMAS,
100 Main Street.
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Like II Very Much.
ELM GROVE, March 81,

= II" uNo' n 01UIC11 III
Mtssrs. S. Baer's Sons:
GESTLEMES:-Enclosed find twenty.
five Panhandle Coffee tickets and
please send me picture No. %. Weiike
your Panhandle Coffee very much.
Send incare Of US. Bedilion, grocer, Elm
ggzpye. Mis-. MARY @. Il. MELlER.
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how we a sell such elegant durable
School Suits at 81 so? Bring your boy
and let us fit him ont.
NJ. HEyMAS,
100 Main Street.
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Card or Thanks,

The Kings Daughters, Of the First
Presbyterian Church, desire to return
thanks to J.B. Wills. Of the CONNER
cial Printing House, for tickets printed
and donated to Prof. Charles Killmeyer
for a delightful program OF music rem.
dered gratuitonsly and TO the ISrrLL1-
aEScER and Register for frequent and
kindly mention OF the Bag Sale in their
columns. More especially the ladies
desire 10 return. thanks to Mr.. George
l.. Durst for generously placing at their
disposal, free Of charge, his handsome
parlors, dining and dressing rooms, and
for contributing in many ways and BY
personal effort 10 the SUCCESS and enioy.
nent Of the entertainment.
DAGs.
The ladies who had charge CT the Bag
Sale will receive orders ior domestic and
fancy bags. Proceeds 10 be devoted to
tho hospital fund. Address.
Mns. ROBERT j. REED,
10 Twelfth street.
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Mems all wool Worsted Satin Lined
Suits 50 %, regular price Sl3. Call early,
as delays are dangerous.
NJ. HEYMAN,
100 Main Street.
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They Have tho Call.

Our own make Mems Shoes, all styles,
for 81, former price s. so.
j, H, LOCKE e. Co.
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Thermometer record.

Tho thermometer ut Schncpf'a drul
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows:
IA. m......m... e .. 81 9p. m""""m"......" G
IA. IN .......-...... ~ y. III .."............ D
u m..4.......... ....... IS Weaiher-Falr.
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FOURTH window going west on
Twelfth, street-Children's Kits and
Jersey Suits in exclusive patterns.
GUNDLING'S.
81 and 80 Twelfth it,
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you may be too late. Call ut once and
secure a Sl3 men's all wool Worsted Suit
for 50 %. NJ. HEYMAN,
HOO Main Street.
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P%iLLsnURy's Best FLOUR proves i.s
popularity. There is more Of it solt
than any other. -
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II you need a Plumber call up IIar-
greaves & Meyn, IS Twelfth street. Telc-
| phone 596.
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SECOND window going west on
Twelfth slrcet-Alfred Benjamin &Co.,s
Spring Oycrcoats and fancy Double.
Breasted Dress Vests.
GUNDLING'S,
81 and So Twelfth st,
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Don't fail to get a pair OF our Celebrated
3oc Knee Pants, actual value So.
N. HEYMAN,
100 Main Street,
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Fon elegance in style, finish and quail
lty Of our Ladies' Shoes We have no
equal. II. 0. HoFF,
ll43 Main street.
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For u Few Days Only.s

IF you want to make good bread, you
should use Pib5sbury's Best Flour.
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EIa.EsA-Gs,

Our CotIees are all roasted in their
natural state. We use no poisonous mix.
lures 70 glaze and cover defective grains
and add TO weight.
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Rev. !. r. B. Arnold, the "Rivcr Evangelist"
will preach to the conv!cs at the ten!!Gutiary
t)-mOtrOw.
The stEuIhents In the matte. Of the injunc.
tlon against l.. y. Purdy. II. ". Hunter and i.
y. Drawn. 10 restrain the Issuing Of the city
bonds for street paylng purposes. which were 10
pOIcd TIL this mnrniug, The bill Tor The In.
Junction Is Tiled by b. ". Pierce. J. ". Gallagher
aud others. 80
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LIS. Coon sellsd dry goods the cheapest.
best Value In Wheeling.
lady to lICr lIusl,nud,

Locke's own make Mems Cali Shoes
at 81, reduced from So 80.
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FIRST window going west on Twelfth
strcet-Noyeltlcs In Neck Dressings and
Furnishings, at GUNDLING'S,
o. and 80 Twelfth st,
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.1acx and Jill.
Jack nId Jill went up tho hill
To buy a iiue plano.
Jack played like mail, and Jill she had
A mighty fine soprlGo,

70 suit csck one al Emerson
Was SOON BY them selected,
Nothing being wrong, for sale O.. song,
All others were rejected.
II "nl'ed the bill" for Jack and jill,
And how the house Is ringing,
For Jack doth play three hours 4 day.
And jill Is always singing. WACO.
For sale at Houses.
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New Advertisements.
TO THE PUBLIC.

"A 0. U. w. FUNERAL NOTICE.
Members OF Hermanfn Lodge No., A. @. Z. ".
arc requested 10 meet at their Hall. In Goctze's
Building, Market. street, mex. Sunday at 1870
pHuIr ZIMMERMAN. sister Lodges OF The Order
are cordially invited to participate. Is
L npl2 JOHN SCHNEIDER, N. W.
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Or and after Monday, April II, the
steamer Bellaire will leave the wharf at
Wheelinp and Bellairn an followo.
WHIT Not Until To.,rorro,y

P%lLLsDUny's FLOUR is the cheapest, be-
cause it will 20 further than any other.
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was doing the work that bad been done al
ways before by three men at a cost to the
government OF 81 600. And she continued
TO do it all through the tremendous in
crease of work until last April, when an
assistant was given to her. In 1854, she
had to search 5000 copies whenever an ap-
plication was made. This was deemed an
extraordinary task for any one person.
Butduring the last year she has had to
search $1,000 copies, and until less than
three months ago she did it alone.
Mrs. William Brooke is one of the well
known widows of Washington, but tho an
nouncement of her coming marriage to Rev
DIR. McKim, rector of the Epiphany church,
seems to take her wellnigh out of the list.
An interesting bit of gossip concerning
this marriage is to the effect that Mrs.
Brooke has purchased the dwelling adjoin-
ing the parsonage, and that after the mar
rage each will continue to conduct separ-
ate establishment which are to be connected
only by doorway cut for that purpose.
1t is also given out by the gossips that
General Schofield, commander of the army.
is soon to take the widow of General Kill
patrick out of the list
WILLIS b. HAWKINS.