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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-31

HAVE you any ambition to get on in
tho world? There is no better way than
through building association. No
capital required. Weekly payment IS
cents. Six per cent. interest on money,
The new association meets this evening
at No. llG0 Main street, second door
above Twelfth street. z,
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Killed on the Isnilrontl

James Jeilera, n hauler at Schick s coal
mines, west Of Belaire, was struck by q
freight train on the Baltimore & Ohio
late Wednesday night and killed. He
had been away from the mines and i'm.
billing some, and while on his way home
must have sat down on the edge OF the
ties. His body was found in ditch
along the side OF the track badly bruised,
his left side being crushed in. Jeners
was u young man and lived with his
parents at Georgetown.
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D. e. Hsf.T.
BELLAlRE.
All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
~ = ~ X th0 (llnss CITY. n NJ .frIps y

All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City. Jlg
I. All the factories aud most OF tho business
houses closed here yesterday. 5f T.
. Mrs. J. W. CARRIER, and daughter, Deryl, leave
to-day on a visit 10 Balesville, O.. = Hs-
\ The GAINESVILLE band made good music here
on their way home from Cincinnati. ~ a n
JIM. Msrlug and N. 8. Hopkins arc home from
trip through the stock farms Of Kentucky. (,
Jas. IN Dols and ". c. Dickens bought tho
Elysian Rink Yesterday. II will DO rero0fcd and
fitted up for tho pnblIC. 4 IN I'D
About nfty 1Allans came Into tho city ycstcr.
day, and arc making for tho work along the
Ohio Valley railroad below here. ila'T5
big Newfoundland dog scared several ladies
badly yesterday by his actions. Tho Marshal
was called and shot tho dog, which had been
poisoned. The people thought he was mad.
Memorial. Day was unusually well observed
here yesterday. The school children turned GU,
en- mahsc. Tho procession marched through the
city aud on TO the cemeteries on the hill, where
me beautiful custom Of kttowing flowers over
tue graves OF The dead soldiers was observed III.
Yer which Hon. A. \. Mcclure, OF. Congressman II
IRON the Wooster District, delivered an enter
thinlng address, rcplctc with bright thought,
and thrilling incidents. Tho singing by thu
choir was grand. Tho choir was made IN Of The
beat talent oil the city, and tho music was CON.
plimcnted on all sides. 52,'-9 + " N -.
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THE PRESENTATION.

As the flag was run out, large nun.
Der Of school children gathered in the
lobby Of the building, sang .aThe Star
spanpled Eanner,p after which the
crowd gave three cheers, three times re-.
peated, Tor the flag, and the band PLAYED
"Red, White and Blue.n 3s,15s7E = : = =
Rev. Mr.. RiheldaNer then advanced Il
the front Of the school house yestibu]e
and in a brief but eloquent speech for.
mally presented the flag to the schools
in the name Of the Junior Order United
American Mechanics. He spoke Of the
grandeur OF the country, the busv
North. the sunny South, the WEALTH.
East and the fruitful West, ali one
country, with one flag. His remarks
were heartily applauded. -
I. City Superintendent OF Schools W
Il. Anderson responded in yery appro.
pirate and earnest address Of a yerv
few minutes duration, which was RI.
ceiyed with applause. He said a wave
Of patriotism seemed lately to have.
rolled over the country. This was wei.
The feeling had grown that the land had
too much partisahism aud too little ps:
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Accession Of Part OF the Circuit Court
was held yesterday. Both sides are
obliged to adjourn to-day. Yesterday
in the case OF William NJ. Dunlap, trus.
tee. vs. Reuben and G. B. Hedges, the
motion to appoint receiver was argued
and submitted.
The Sheriff was made special receiver
to rent the property OF the defendant in
the case Of Liggett 4 Cruzen vs.. Marga.
ret Mitcham and her husband.
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triotism. There had always slumbered
q spark OF patriotism, however, and now

sAASkA1"sn AhCtu huA away 1iuApVkCa
q spark OF patriotism, however, and now
1t had grown to live flame.
He expressed, on behalf Of the Board
OF Education, gratitude for the gift OF
the flag. He was glad 10 SEQ II and think
OF It's Significance. The red OF It's stripes
should recall tho precious blood shed in
Its defense, the white the purity OF the
motives ofthose who made IT. the blue
the fidelity due from all Americans to
the nation which that flag represented.
TURNED OVER TO CENTRE SCHOOL.
He conGded the flag to Centre school
with an admonition that they remem.
Der what 1t represents, that they guard
II faithfully, and keep alive the feeling
OF patriotism which itinsplred.
Master George Warehouse, on behalf
oil the school, accepted the flag. He said:
Mr.. Anderson, Junior Order Ameri.
can Mechanics, aud Gentlemen: On
behalf Of the Fifth ward school, I thank
you for the honor you have extended to
us In presenting our school with the
National Flag. We each and all will try
10 evince our appreciation Of your gilt,
W hhius boou care VI tue Duuuel ltbell,
and by a more diligent study Of all Ii
should represent to every American.
Trusting that nothing may occur to
cause you to regret your action Of to-day,
and and wishing for you and your SO.
ciety everywhere the greatest prosperity
Iayain thank you. 81 s5,
This model speech was received with
the ereatest enthusiasm.
Mr.. W. S. Meek'was then called upon
as a representative OF the q. A. r.. and
made very neat brief patriotic address.
lie said OF all the things that had been
written or said about the flag, none were
so pretty or 80 potent to arouse patriot.
ism as the nay itself. 'N';Fg ;" iVu 80
Samuel Nesbitt, IT,, Of tho Junior Or.
der, was then called upon for some ap.
proprlate remarks, which he made very
acceptably, and tho crowd dispersed,
the band playinga patriotic air.
Tho affair, though informal, was an
eminent success. 1t Is the intention oil
the organization Is present another flag
on July 4, and the idea is very gener.
ally expressed TINT this ceremony
should be the main feature Of the cele.
bration OF tho day.
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The Wheeling Bowling Club has
been organized. 1t is proposed
to spend one evening in the
week at Wheeling Park in
bowling. Harry Adams was elected
President, Frank Stamm Vice President,
Paul l!eymann Secretary and Treasurer.
Thursday evening was selected as the
evening for meetings, and the Park
bowling alleys were engaged for each
Thursday night through the season.
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Cant. Fellows DIsmissptl.

Capt. NJ. Fellows, the Salvation Army
man, was arraigned in the police court
yesterday morning on charge OF disor-
derby conduct and refusing 10 move on
when ordered by the police. There was
ample testimony that his cornet playing
and singing was annoying to people near
where he held meetings, but he pro-
duced permit from the Mayor to oper-
ate Mt any place except in the Fifth ward
market on market evening. He was
dismissed. but the Mayor warned him if
he ever failed to move when ordered by
the police, he would be fined. -
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Fever Sore Eight Years

49,. must extend to you the thanks OF one OF nv
customers. who has been cured by using the CT.
lang spell Of sickness or fever eight vears :co
rev ne was 80 bad he was fearful he would have To-
nave 10 nave his leg amputated, but Is kappv to
sily ne now entirely vel, sound as dollar.
~ ~ requests me TO use his name. which ia Ii, ii.
Tenn, = - 49, - OOtiuss's''
, We nave been selling your CUrIcuRA REMEDIES
noi,5 ea ana nave tho first complaint yet TO re.
e ~ H rem purchaser One OF tho worst cases
" THYtnP H e"r WIS culGa Dy them.
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A retriilcu Potato.

Coroner Schultza has in biz office a
petritied potato which is so natural in
appearance rs to deceive the most care
full observer. The tuher shows a place
where it was cut with the hoe in dig
ging, Il place where it began to rot be-
fore its petrefaction began, and several
eyes from which one would almost ex.
pect sprouts to start. The potato was
found by one Of the coroner's children
on the silver bank.
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X. I. officers Elected.

. at a stated conclave Of Wheelino
Commandery, No. l, knights Templar,
l neld at their asylum Monday evening,
tue following officers were elected: J,
l.. Beck, Eminent Commander; John A.
Zorn, Generalisimo; E. p. Wheat, Can.
tain General; Archie T. Hupp, Recor.
der; K. X. Swope, Prelatc Allen Brock
Treasurer; J. r. Fullerton, Senior War.
den; T. Boyd, Junior Warden: Jane
McCahan, Drill Master; S. W. Math-
ews, Standard Bearer; Charles Aarons,
sword Bearer, s. Warehouse, jr., War.
den; Timothy Bliss, Sentinel. 49,
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WE ARE ALL SETTLED.

Como md See Us In Our Now and Hnnd.
some Quarters, 81 Twelfth Street.
We can chow you more Bicycles, and
better Bicycles, than all other dealers
combined. The VlcToE SAFETY is finer
than ever. Don't fail to see it. We are
trading in comparatively new wheels Of
other makes for the Victor. Why ia il ?
Simply because the Victor is best. Don't
lose money by buying a wheel without
examining the Victor. Buy the beat in
the Y start; 1t is the cheapest in the end.
Gall and; examine our stock. Over a
dozen makes OF Bicycles.
EDw. L. ROSE & Co.,
New Store, 81 Twelfth street.
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Cured by Cuticura

1canuot say enough In praise Of tho currcrp.
RENEDlEe. Ny boy, when one year Of are. WINS
70 haa with eczema that he lost ali Of his hair.
~, LIS Scaip was covered with eruptions, which
Inc doctors said was scall head. and that his
c mnle Mou!a never grow again. Dcspairing OF
cule from physicianS. began the use OF the Gu
I TIC. REMEDIES. and, am happy to say, with
1ne e most perfect SUCCESS. His hair Is now speu.
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SKIN " diseases OF Infants and children, aud feel
tnat every mother who has an afflicted child
VIII thank mo for so doing. {.
MRS. N. Z. WOODSUM, Norway. Me.
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II you cannot see and need spectaclcs
fou should call on us aud have your Eyes
tested without charge. We hive The
finest Instruments and more experience
than any other Optician In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
'unded. JACOB W. CRUDE,
Jcweler and Optician,
Cor. Twelfth. and Market Streets.
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Cuticura Resolvent

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oGst O! Aumor Remedies, internally, and CUT.
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40 AZ exquisite SKIN Besutier externally speed
diseasa ana Sy ana economically cure every
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iii S,h p,@piy soro!nlous, or hereditary, whcn
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MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES.

Tie Veterans Remember Their Fallen
Comrndes-Decorntl0 ,of tho Soldisrs'
Gravcs-Fing Presentation by tho Jr. o.
U. A. NJ, and Services at q. A. II. Hall
Last Evening. Is, = 50
The observance OF Memorial Day yes.
terday was in every way crcditable 10
the old soldiers and the city. business
was very generally suspended, and while
there was no special concert Of action in
the matter Of decorations, there were
good many houses very neatly bedecked
with flags. Market street In the central
part Of the city presented a particularly
gay appearance. m ar - jr
Tho three G.. A. r. posts assembled
early In tho forenoon and proceeded To
tho various cemeteries to fulhll the duty
OF paying the yearly tribute to their
comrades who have fallen by the way.
Zach year the graves number few
more; each year those who perform the
solemn duty OF strewing flowers upon
the graves grow fewer. ~
Yesterday Holiday Past had charge
OF Mt. Wood. the peninsular and the
Stone Church cemeteries. At each, de-
tachmenls held the services laid down
by the G. A. r. ritual, after which the
flowers were placed upon the grave 8,
which had previously been marked by
little flags. In each cemetery consider.
able numbers Of women and children.
and not few men, Ind gathered. Most
Of them were friends Of the dead soldiers
buried there, and the services had for
them a sad interest. ap
AT THE CEMETERIES.
Attic peninsular cemetery @. T. Reed
acted US Commander, T. ]. Chambers as
Officer Of the Day, and George Nc.
keown as Chaplain. At Mt. Wood, J.
A. Faris was Commander, John Marsh
Officer OF the Day, and W. L. Gilbreath
Chaplain. AT the Stone Chnrcl
Oscar Seeloy was Commander, John
holt Officer Of the Day and W. s. Meek
Chaplain. After the services at this
cemetery, the comrades OF the squad ate
dinner at Mr.. Bowers.
Sheridan Post went in n body te
Greenwood, and from there to Mt. Cal.
vary. William II. Travis was Comman
der and Richard Robertson Officer Of the
Day.
Stephens Post marched from It's hall L
Mt. Zion cemetery. The procession
formed at 0 o'clock and proceeded to thi
cemeteries MS follows: Two companies
Of boys OF Richie school, numbering il
all nearly 100, with their own drum
. Il Il. 4
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Wednesday night late one Of the
sheet iron rolls at the Whitaker mill
broke. The rollers started IN an idle
mill, and had only fairly begun work
the second time when that roll also
broke, necessitating the closing down
OF the mill until the damage can be re-.
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Sunday School Teachers meeting will
be held ut 5 O'Clock this afternoon for the
study OF the International Lesson.
Young Mems religious services will be
held at o'clock tonight and 1 o'clock
tomorrow, These meetings are always
interesting. A general invitation is
given to the young men Of the city to
attend.
The Athletic club Of the association
INDUCED in outdoor sports on the Bridge
Company's park yesterday afternoon.
A public gymnastic exhibition will be
given next Thursday evening.
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The Ohio Valley Building Association.
Stockholders and others desiring stock
in this association will please remember
that y dues will be received this evening,
". g; uandlan, Henry Elig and George
dlndllng will be on hand to receive
subscriptions. - y
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Cresap's Old Groye-twenty miles
down the river-is the most desirable
Tor picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application to J. G. Tom.
linson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com
pany, Wheeling, w. Va. 80
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TIE DAY AT MOUNDSylLI,E,
Tho Best Celebration Yesterday Ever Seen

Iho Best Celebration Yesterday Ever Seer
~ there. Ill, -as-
Memorial Day at Moundsville was {
grand affair, The city was profusely
decorated with bunting and flags, and
the streets were crowded with people
till late in the afternoon. The pro.
gramme was better than ever before.
The music was furnished by McConkey's
band. The Caldwell G. A. K. Post had
services in the morning. A large monu.
ment was erected in the court house
yard, where the general services were
held, and it was covered with flowers.
The Euterplan club sang several patri.
otto songs, and the regular programme
OF the G. A. r. were gone through with,
after which committees were sent to
decorate the soldiers graves. Every
thing went olfnicely. In the afternoon
the Jr. y. U.A.M. had their dsmonstra.
ton. The Jr. O. U. A. NJ, OF st. Mary's,
were present and assisted in the exer-
cises, and the N1asons and Odd Fellows
joined them in their effort to make the
observance Of the day success. I.
After parading the principal streets
they repaired to Mt. Rose Cemetery.
where they strewed flowers upon the
grave Of Joseph Sundersand, a deceased
member of the Juniors. Theythen PRO.
ceeded to the Prohibition Assembly
Hall, where addresses were delivered by
Alessrs. J. A. Ewing, Rev. j, G. Lynch.
Of Wheeling, and Rev. W. R. Covert, OF
Stoner's, Pa. CT -
Fully 5000 persons were in the hall,
In the evening the Jr: O. U.A. NJ. gave
fair and festival in Masonic Hall, which
was well attended and those present had
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SUBSCRIBE for stock in the Ohio Valley
Building Association. Dues will be re-
ceived this Saturday evening at room
No. 4, Crauglc's Block, 1918 Market
street, second floor.
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Col. John I. haywood celebrated his nity.scc.
ond birthday yesterday, : I. : y : : Z - :.
Kcnnon.lson Of Postmaster Mitchell. was not
expected TO live last evening. H. :,
Rev. G. n. Conway Is entertaining his brother,
). N. conway, OF Pennington. ". Va.
Standard Castle Jr. o. U, A. NJ. No. u, desires
70 return thanks 10 Rev. !. s. Winters and Prof.
SPARKS Tor the part they took In tho ing preseX,
sa.ion yesterday. - $50 ''''.
a. uEkuown man made an unsuccessful Ct,
, e 10 poord moving freight train on the q &
lace badly scratched. 90 - ''''
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Gbe Sutclliorllfer.
ONCE. Nos. 20 md ~ Fourteenth Street.


Religious Notices. -t
Coolers-Geo. ". Johnton's Sons.
A General Agency. ri
Mantel-.A ChAmbermatd. a
List OF Letters Remaining In the PostolllCc.
Found-A sum OF Money.
Sotice-WhtGr ConsumcrS-JOhnC Cummings.
Late system-liaIloranB Commercial School.
Columbia Lawn Mowers-Scsbitt 4 bro.
Wedding Gilts-l. u. Dillon & Co. ,.
Seeds-lIoge & Bro.
Family Arlington Steel Eanges-Joseph Bell
stove Co. ~" -.rg
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II you wish to put by for rainy day,,
20 to No. llG0 Main street this evening
and take stock in the Star Building As.
ISOLATION. It is the savings institution
Of all others. ~
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THE VOTES plLlNo Or.



rail- merclnl Men.
Following is the way tho votes are
coming in for the most popular CONNER.
cial traveller representing a Wheeling
house. Some Of the candidates are run.
ming like scared hounds, but there is
still month to vote for your iavorites.
Jack" WMSsshews, speidcI / Co...as
L. p Holm, g. Laers sons
a. II. beach, Bloch lfus. 2V3
gus Mayer. Of spcIdcl&
zack Robinson, Simpson uoge.......
&. Ashbaugh. spcldel & Is
D. l.. bryan, J. T. Goodwin & .,
W. Herbert, |temcr 4 II
y Young. Harper 8,
M.e' slms, d. 20
Marcus BaCr. y. Dter's
Charles Alrens. Kraft Bros. & Roscnburg.... 50
J. r. stuck, .. laets
2. A. bssnott, Reed. Robb 4 BREEDING .,......2297
My 0utman, n. untman 4 Co........ .......... 10
y. IL. Clayton, NELL 4 dillingham; Il
Isaac Andorn, spcycr Dros. u
~ Rice. A. H. Rlco 4 Co........., ....... ......
William Caldwell, Vance Shoe Company...- .
licniy Sturgeon DelAplaine & Co............... 10
George Naugle. spcyef
g. II. A6cIcrolnhle, spcycr Ilr0s................
Thos ". Fink q. Gcniher .......
~, CROOKS. =: Baers II
Les y; smitn, speyer Bros....."...............
John +. klett, DeaplainC & Co................. ii
James Cots. b. Bacrs
Y. y. MONTGOMERY, Geo. X. McMcchen & Son..
9. a. StucIcy. Neill 4 EllInghan.............. 4.
Y: woodruff, JOS: c!dcl Il Co...,.....-.....ao
Geo. n; Coy, Jno l.. Smith Il Co...................
Jos. feinler !. buchanan & Co.....................
Jos, Dudley, rcmcr 4
Modorc FI!tGn. g. s. fceney Il
ieuty ~ btiiils, ~. j. br Ills & S0n...-.....,. II
". 4: Todd. Warehouse Bros
.. Ed. Wlncher, Jos. speidol & .7
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WASHINGTON, D. G., May SO.-For
Western Pennsylvania, Ohio and West
Virginia, frequent showers, slightly cool.
er by Sunday morning; variable winds;
fair Sunday. .g
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YOUNG man, what you waite each
week can 10 made the foundation Of a
iartune. Go to No. llGO Main street
this evening and join the new building
association. -" o
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Jusr received Ia pairs OF P. sulliyan's
Ladies' Fine Shoes. They have no equals
for durability, style and finish. New
goods arriving daily. Call early and get
choice bargains s II. O. HorF, NJ
rs 1l4a Main street.
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OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature 10 ehectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale In Zoe
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
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sunsoRlIE forstock in the Ohio Valley
Building Association. Dues will be re.
ceived this Saturday evening at room
No. 4, Crangle's Block, 1915 Market
street, second floor. ~ - !,
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Gun 81 90 Ladies' tiue flexible Donro..
Ia Button is a bargain at s. SO. .,
STONES CASH SHOE SroRE. 4


!, Large line Of Scotch Tweeds and all
the novelties in woolens for mems wear,
when We are prepared to make up in
the best OF style and fit at reasonable
prices. G. HESS 4 Sons =
- 1921 and 1928 Market street
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SHARES in the Star building Associa.
ton arc Sl5o; tho weekly payment o5
cents. Stock can be obtained this even.
ing at No. 1lG0 Main street.
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SUBSCRIBE for stock in the Ohio Valley
Building Association. Dues will be re-
ceived this Saturday. evening at room
No. 4, Crangle's Block, 1918 Market
street, secoid floor. "a AK 3 4
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The new building association meets
this evening at No. ll6O Main street,
Shares Sl5O, payable in weekly pay
ments OF 25 cents. Six per cent. inter.
est: There is no better opportunity OF
making a start in the world. .ls'' =
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Two llen Painfully Gut.

]. W. Litton was engaged in cutting
grass with sickle in his burial lot in Mt.
Wood Cemetery, when he struck him.
self u hard blow on the knoe, cutting a
cash an inch deep and two inches long,
which bled protusely. Owing to the
delicate character OF tho Tissues cut, the
wound is likely to lay him up for some
time. IL
James Manton. the South Side letter
carrier, was sitting on step on Twenty.
second street with several friends, when
no turned suddenly, and one OF the
party having a knife open, Manton's el.
bow struck tho blade, cutting a deep
and painful cash which will prevent bis
working for several days.
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II you are tired Of paying rent and
wish to own your house, 20 to the Star
B ,rai Association this evening, No.
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You have to see them to appreciate
them-Hoa's line OF Mems Shoes, ll43
Main street. s-.il 4