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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-20
THE Hll,NESS REPEATED

To n Larger Audience thnu Thursday night.
Everything Arpiaudcd, and bcsorvodiy.
The Kirmess, or dances OF the nationu,
was given again at the Opera House last
night for the benefit Of the Ladies' Hos.
pitAl Fund. The house was crowded,
and the audience was quite rs apprecia-
tive as on the night before. The per-
formance went little more smoothly.
and WAS over somewhat earlier. In
features IL was not different from that OF
Thursday night, and all are agieed that
It Is au artistic success, in which Wheel.
ing has right to take II good deal Of
pride.
Last night ncat souvenir programmes,
on handsome cards, were substituted,
through the liberalty Of g. A. House,
for the rather unwieldy large Ghee,s Of
advertisements distributed the night be-.
fore.
The house held over $50 people last
night, the gallery being much better
flied. The receipts aggregated over
$3.50. The standing room only" Hign
WAS up when the curtain rose. Many
people from outside Of the city were
amongthe audience, md they we're pro.
fuso in their expressions OF delight.
The performance will be repeated at q
special matinee this afternoon and again
this evening, which Will 10 the last ex.
hibtion. at the matinee prices have
been fixed At 80 cents, with no charge
for reserved seats. 1t is probable the
house will be crowded to sullocation on
both occasions,
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J. B, LoughraD, ex-Mayor OF North
Des Moines, and the Locust street manu-
iacturer Of eteatn engines and boilers,
said: u had aevere attack OF la grippe.
| used ChRniberlain!s Cough Remedy,
and applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm to
my breast. These remedies were lust
the thing in my case. My child had
croupsome years sgo, and We uGed Ohau-
berlaia's Cough Remedy with perfect
SUCCESS; since then we have never been
without these medicines in our house.
| had cousin who wca 4 printer and
was employed In this city, where they
we're printing circulars for Chamberlain.
He had deep'sea.ed cold aud Il terrible
cough, and while setting Up the copy he
made up his mind 10 buy bottle. 1t
cured his cough, and that vas the first
time l ever knew anything OF Chamber.
lain's remedies. I have been strongly
in their favor ever since. My own ex.
perience and that OF my family con.
vinces me that these se.uedlen arc the
best in the world. That may be strong
language, but that is what I Think
For sale bycW. W. Irwin. G. +. Goet:e,
j. Elari, Q. achnep! and NJ. W. Helm.
rici. DIV
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LEGISLATION FOR TIE CITY.
The Special Council Committee meets but
does Nothing.

The Special Council Committee meets hut
does Nothing.
Tho Council committee appointed n
few meetings ngo TO make suggestions to
Counci! Tor egis!ntion needed ut the com.
ing session Of the Legislature, for the
general good OF the city, met last night.
All members were pr,sen. but Mr.. Rob.
inson, who by mistake was not notified
of the meeting, Col. Robert White was
still unable to be present 10 advise the
committee, and no business was done.
An inicrma! talk OF few minutes WAS
had concerning the subjects that were
broached at the last meeting. The length
OF the terms OF ctlice OF tho diiIeren.
officers was discussed, the salary OF the
mayor, board Of control for the police
department, etc. The committee nd
jou,ned to meet when the city solicitor
gets well enough to attend.
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HOLIDAY SLIPPERS
In Velvet, Cloth, Plosli and Alligator
from soc up, ut
STONES CASH SHOE STORE.

LOU SHADACkER.-We W8uld In.
y;to special inspection Of our Holiday
Novelties. We iav" a larger variety amt
clvicer selection han ever hrlorP. Our
wo have marked down III
prices 70 reduce stock, Ms we have TOO
many. IN l,dieS white Aprons we hta'
the list in choice Ea,tsruS. LarGe VI.
riety and tow prices. TX throws, rh.
lows and II nd tests We have exclusive
slyi,s ttlatcanuo, behAd lsrWEere. Fur
iiuils and sets fAr ln,ilcs and children Of
every Kind. Our Fur Capes VIC have
III uk II down TO close. AstraclMn
Cuffs uudresSeG Kid trlOreS, the newest
in the market. Salchels, Pocket Books
aud Eauy ether articns suited for pres.
en!s. LOU aWAEACkER.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers IN tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad

Strangers In tho City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad,
S. B. Mason, OF Wadest0wn, Is III the city.
Mrs. Il. Dtoyn, o. Morgantown. Is at the
Stamm.
Mis- Shirley B1ocsuaitr Is home from school
for the holidays.
Mr.. VIII J. Duffy, advance agent OF Lizzte
Evans, Is IN The city.
Eiw In Harris and Il. r Camden, of Paikers.
burg, are NJ the Mcclure.
Frank Cox, OF Charleston, and ". E. Steele, OF
Fair.nout, ere in the city.
y. ,iunioti and family OF North Main street,
ictt yesterday for TIeateii. New Jersey, to vssi.
relatives. - = ' zoe.
Ten Bethany students were al the Mcclure
house last evening on thcir way home 10 spend
The holiday vacation.
Miss Mary Diekey entertained the Kirmess
llo!llndaTs at Luncheon, AZ her home on Chap.
ling ,st'eet, after The performance Thursday
evening.
.een,..srv Of State Ohley IVES III the city yfStlr.
day on his way TON Pittsburgh, where he had
been on business, to his Oh home at Faiimont
on visit.
Capt John JcIure, Of Wheeling. accompanied
by his wife, will visit the Athens next week 10
enjoy the Christmas With hig sister, Mrs. Jane
Neutrality-suspicious. Post.
". L. Huston. OF Fa!rvlcw. Hancock county,
Louis Boneberger and John Stanton, OF Wheel.
ing, were passengers OFT the train wrecked Oh
the Wheeling & Lake Erie road. near Bolivar.
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4 Close Gail for SOuuts,

George Young had m exceedingly mar.
row escape from being killed by II G. 4
P. passenger train at the b.ldge crossing
at Bridgeport yesterday. He started to
run across the track ahead Of the four
o'clock passenger train, which was just
pulling into the station, and when tie
centre Of the track was reached his feet
slipped, and he fell directly in front OF
the engine. Young jumped to his feet
almost in the twinkling OF AL eye, and
just in time to be struck by one end OF
the pilot beam, and thrown violently to
one side into SNOW PHO. Had he been
six inches from the posiIicn he occupied
when struck the result would no doubt
have been fatal. AS it was, he was not
50 much as scratched.
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The private pension bill Of George
P;tner, Of Bridgeport, is nov pending in
the Senate, and his friends lave petition
ed Hon. John Sherman to have it called
CT early - the session. This bill has
been on file ior many years. and during
Cleyeland's administration l,emo.
cratic HOUSE PISSED it, but the presi.
dent vetoed It. Hoy. !. D. Taylor then
had the bill brought up atthe loot session
OF Congress- and it passed the Hcuse. It
ia now waiting the action OF the Senate.
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Ube sSnteIliocufer
Now h,iyerttsDinent

Olllcc, Sos. sand ~ Fourteenth street.
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TIE PRINCE AND qlIh OFFICER.
A Story OF tho land Of Fabulous Wealth
md Zig Elephants.

md Big Elephants.
During tho time OF Lord Olives sn.
premacy in Inda-a period OF commerce
ial conquest by forceoi arms and intrigue
without conscienCe-a native prince saw
in The hands OF an English oiliccr Bome.
thing which at frat filled him with
dread. The thing seemed to have life.
1t moved with regularity quite incom.
preheHsible 10 tho prince. Being rs.
aured that lie was in no danger from it.,
the prince took thestrapce object in his
hand to gee what no could make out OF
it. A good deal OF explanation was nee
essaly to make hiS nrinccship under.
stand that the odd thing was watch.
The more he saw OF it and heard OF it
the more he was amazed and charmed,
until CovetousncEs cat hold upon him
and he fain would possess the little rid.
die. lie offered hs,iull OF rupees. The
officer smiled. lie took diamond out
Of his head gear and offered that. The
officer laughed loud la! ha! Then he
strobe maiestiCally to his treasure ches,
and scooped cut hatiul OF the precioua
gens. The officer stopped laughing. The
thing was becoming serious. The oiiicer
told the prince that the watch was useful
and valuable, but was not worth n peck
OF diamonds. Therrince had found that
rare thing in those days, an honest
English officer in India.
When the traffic is in diamonds or
watches honesty counts for good deal.
knowledge counts Tor something, too.
Customers who trust to J. W. Grubb to
select their diamonds and watches for
them may rely Oh his judgment and lair
dealing. He has the best OF zach for the
money aud his guarantee goes With
every purchase.
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MARTINS FERRY.
High School Ente'tainmCnt-Iis Snow Ia
tho Cunhtry, etc.

tho Country, etc.
Yesterday was The last day OF school for two
weeks.
Paul Morrison came home from school Mt
Gambler. Ohio, last night.
7. lluskinS confectionery on Fourth Street,
ts Headquarters for Christmas trees.
Ernest q. Smith Is home from lafayette Col.
leEe, al Princeton, 10 spend the holidays.
Miss Lizzie Napier was taken sick at the Hotel
haywood rad conveyed TO her home west OF
the city yesterday.
The Telephone Office has been closed for two
weeks. II Is thought that the lines cannot be
gotten III shape before that time.
Barney NcEnttc has fCopcnrd his saloon III
his new building aud SAYS II will take more
han the lrumyNan!a EaIltOGI Company 10
drive him away.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr. William
;. dartc!t OF htgSOu. formerly OF belmont COun.
", md Miss LlllG NJ. White. NJ COle.u!n, nj /
O'Clock, wednesday, DrCemhct2i
nny your CAFlsimas candles, nuts fruits,
cakes, etc ut Jake Lots, corner Fourth aud
Locust streets. lie has everything with which
10 get M II iluO dinner on Christmas, md is
agent for Cations BlGndGi Tea, the best IN the
market.
The Martins Ferry High School supper aud
entertainments opened NJ Lata! clte hall last
night Win u lA'gc attendance and Il handsome
sum Will bc added 70 their treasury. The sup.
per wns excellent. Tho table was ~ rhGrEp Of
Mrs J. 4. Cochran, Mrs ]. N. Lyile, Mrs. Charles
Norris. MIS- II. ". Smith, Mrs, ". II. Wood aud
Mrs. A. g. EnoCh, who were assisted BY hIglI
school girls Miss Nellie Srdgwici had charge
OF the Ice cream booth and Miss Edna Crowl aud
Jessie Charlton, OF the candy booth. Twenty.
four gtls took part In the iAg drill. The May
pole dance III charge Of Miss Laura Iwattz,
was enthusiastically npplaudCd.
Every day brings new snow stories. Only two
nItt In ~, 10, al,
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastorIa,
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A COl\rlDFNCE,.


When the late State Senator B. J.
Smith, of Hancock COUNTY, passed away,
his family lookedat his watch to see the
time. The hands pointed to 1902.
When Mr.. S. G. Smith, son OF the late
Senator, began housekeeping in this
city, his father gave him u family clock
which he had always attended to him.
self. takingsPecial pride in having /. run
with his watch.
After the funeral Mr.. Smith came
homo to Wheeling, accompanied by his
mother and sister. A8 soon rs lie saw
the clock Mr.. Smith turned to his
mother and sister and nsked them II
anything in the room had attracted
their attention. "Th8 clock" said the
sister, and the mother nodded assent
The clock had stopped at 1902. "Oi
course 1t was only a coincidence" said
Mr.. S. G. Smith, land such thing
might not happen again in thousand
years."
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Death of Il Prominent Nun,

Mr.. John a. McCaulley died at his
home in Eellair ire yesterday, aged seven
ty.six. He wa5 one Of tiie pioneers OF
Bellaire, and had seen it grow from q
small village to thriving city. He was
q member OF the II. T. Churcl. and OF
the l. 0. 0. +. and Masonic orders,
under whose auspices he will be buried
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. McCaulley was
the father OF Mrs. DR.. Braunon, OF this
city, Of Mrs. L. D. Williams, formerly OF
this city. now OF Minneapolis, and Of
Captain J. a. AIcCaNlley, Of Washington
City, well known III Wheeling and to all
old West Virginia soldiers,
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|. G. DILLON & co.

Bought them at old prices.
We sell them the same way.
Allowus to selectyour Diamonds
and in a year they will bring
more than you paid for them.
A Diamond well bought is an
investment safe and sure.
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buildings Cuve,l in.

The heavy snow hsd a particularly
disastrous effect on the buildings on the
State Fair Grounds. Yesterday the new
roof OF the poul.ry depastmentgaye WY
under its weight oil snow and fell in on
the coops. The new roof OF the floral
hall also collapsed, as did one or two
roofs OF stables and sheds on the
grounds. The associations loss will
probably reach $500 in all.
The roof OF q stable on the premises
Of Rev. William Uliert also collapsed
from the weight Of the anow upon it.
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GulNEr black silks from 81 to s. 50;
this silk is guaranteed to wear.
EMsuEIMgR's, Eleventh street.

EDw. l.. ROSE 4 Co., have on sale the
largest variety OF the laost elegantly fin.
ished fancy wood Sewing Machines ever
brought to this city. And in the spirit
and good cheer Of Christmas tide they
ave asking no more for them than for
those Of plain wood, which at all times
are the very lowest-for cause sec ad.
vtrtisement in another columns, Re
member, you not only haye L choice in
woods, but get the bIa asWt11y machine on
earth. No. 81 Twelfth street.
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L7@plush, Brass, Wood and
hand Painted Novelties.

Bay" Sunshine for Little Child
ren-a5Opage book-and three
fine Litho'ed Water Colur En-
cravings by Americas greatest
artist, are offered by us for SO
cents, an average price of r.!
cents for each.
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Interesting AleetinCs.

DR.. II. W. Hoover and Mr.. W. A.
Harp, Of Bethany, will conduct the
series Of meetings for the Christian
Church in Moundsville, beginning Sun
day and continuing over the following
Sunday. Dr. llooyer vas ;orMetiy !.
predicting physician in New York City,
but gave up his profession aud came to
Bethany College TO prepare ior TIE lain-
istry, and will graduate next June, as
will also Mr.. Harp, who is a member Of
the Bethany College male quartette. His
singing vii! ndd much to the interest OF
the meeting.
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Yesterday morning several ircigil:
cars which were being switched jumped
tho track near the Cleveland j. Pitts
burgh stock pens at Bridgeport and tore
up considerable side track, in addition
to breaking the cars up badly. A
wrecking train was necessary to straight.
en- up the wreck, and last evening was
busiiy engaged in cleaning up the track.
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NEW! NEW! NEW!

We are now In receip, of Il complete
line OF Fail a:d "in,er Woc!ens, con.
sisting of Uyercoatinys, auitipgs, ianta.
iao"fugs und Fapcy ffstlngs. which We
warrant 10 mike up in lirst.ciass style
ut reasonable prices and lit guarIn' cct.
\ complete line of Gent>' Furnishing
foods I'll st0ck. Seamless icrino and
Fast ElYck Halt Hose ut 2lc Il pair.
Wear Gu: celebrated Atwood Knit
Jackets. G. HESS d suns,
532I l. 1873 Siarkct Street.
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Yesterday evening about $50 o'clock
gas jet in tho show window OF J. Ii.
Locke's shoe store set fire to so,ne OF the
draperies with which the window was
festooned. In lew minutes the win.
dow WAS mass OF flame, but the fire
did not get beyond the window. J..
message was gent to the Hope engine
house and the chemical responded in
time to be Of service. The loss will
amount to about 500.
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bridgeport.

J. D. Holiday, OF Deua!son, o Is visiting
friends Ia HirkWGod. "s
The Standard Mil plate mill resumed opera
ilons yesterday after II few days rest.
-, Jacob lienlein former Brldecpor,cr. now oil
Toledo. o., IL visiting his home here and viii re-
main through the holidays
The en;ettaLnncnt and ball given by the I. o.
.; + At City Hall last night was largely attend
cd anu was brilliant success III every respect
AZ elegant natnsaleaS lamp was nut up tn the
centre o! the Bank street creek bridge yesterday
y makes quite change In the appearance Of
the bridge after night,
Waffle Phillips, Of West bridgeport, hes nc
Sehted position tn Los Angeles, Cu'., and Will
lltnvc for that place next week. Mr.. rhNlIrs
has large circle Of friends who wish him sue.
ClSS. W.
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TIE real estate Of the August Rolf es.
tate, Nos, e7SS and e7.i0 Eof street, will
be offered as a whole and in two parts !;
also No. 22l7 Main street. These prom.
critics are IN good repair, and will be Of.
fered at Il special commissioners sale, at
the Court House, Saturday, December
20, 1890.
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4 Snlvntiun Army Cnptnin In jail.

Captain Charles Clark, OF the SALIVA
ton Army, WHO was several days ago
fined s. and costs BY Squire Ankle for
assault on a boy, Frank Gruhler, vas
given time 10 pay bis fine. This time
having expired, and the fine still being
unpaid, Clark was yesterday committed
to Jail in default. BE said business was
awful bad, aal they were not taking in
any money at all.
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THE auction sale OF lots in Farmers
new addition to the thriving town OF
Mingo junction, O., on the afternoon OF
Saturday, December 20, will be q srea.
opportunity ior profitable investment,
AS they are within ten minutes walk OF
lots that are now selling readily q. from
four to six hundred dollars, and these
lots will likely 60 ior oae.third that
price.
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IENM.NS AND CROWDS

OF people are (! .cltuS 10 orr store to
get IL pair Of Cur tWn Make Shoes for
50. These gao s have been sud lor
years for s. 80, Mid the people know
Eh u they get II pair for Sc 'iley arc
-"tling the greatest bargain ever offered
Inc sat,A trade og this city.
}. Il. LOCIE & co.
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The real estate Of the August Rolf es.
tate, Nos. 273S and 274O Eoif street, will
be offered as q whole and in TWO parts
also No. 92l1 Main s:reet. These prom.
cities are In good rcp.ir, aud will be Of.
Tered at a special commissioners sale, a,
the Court House, Saturday, December
20. 1880.
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Buy your Wraps at i'MsuE,MER's.


Another frightful calamity, the results
OF which can be attributed 10 the heavy
SNOW storm OF Tuesday and Wednesday,
occurred on Msin street, a few doors
above Twelfth, yesterday. Theappalling
sesullC OF tbs act Of Providence was the
enlargement Of the cut and tho total de.
struciion OF prices at EoH's shoe store,
at ll43 Main street, ard the people are the
beneiactors by it. Gall and examine the
goods and ascertain prices and you will
be convinced Of the truth. A large stock
OF rubber foot wear is kept on hand to
meet such emergencies rs We are now
broaghtto facc uaA .heis prices nave not
S0leVl.
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Stole Ills Tools,

Night before last a young German
tramp called at the shoe chop OF Ferdi.
nand Fey, on North Main street, and
telling pitiful tale, begged something
to eat. While Fey went after lunch
for the scamp, the man stole several val
liable tools.
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Doyou like the Slippersin our window?
i go, come in and hear the prices.
You will be surprised to see how ex.
tremely low they are.
J. MCCRUM 4 Co.,
1852 Main street.
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IL ycU cannat see and need spectac.cs
you should Gallon us and hare your Eyes
Tested without ellnrse. We have tho
a"est instruments and more experience
ilan any other Uutician in tho state,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
Funded, JACOB W, GRUHB,
Jeweler and Optician,
Ger. Twelfth and Market Streets,
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GEORGE CRuMUACuER, coal dealer, cor.
ner Sixteenth and Eotf streets, is now
receiving daily full supply Of Pitts
burgh and home coal, which be is pre-.
pared to deliver on short notice. Also
full supply OF ice on hand. Telephone
6Ol.
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The young mems Society OF the Third
Presbyterian church has established q
little paper in the interests Of the church,
calling it The Beacon Light.
The second issue Of the Christmas It'd.
ings, little advertising sheet, vas issued
yesterday.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.

Stage OF Water and Movements Of lsoats,
The River Interests.
The river Was at standstill last night with s
teet7 inches in tho channel The reports from
above were:
Pittsburgh River . feet 3 inches and rising;
weather clear aud pleasant
Lock No. I-,R!ver feet inches and falling;
weather cloudy. -
The Matt +. Allen teps.t ted 10. Pittsburgh at S
a. N. yeste.,iay.-TheC C. ". Bachelor col away
for Cincinnati NJ S a. IN. Tho Ben Ilur left loy
parkersburg att p. n..-rhc Congo passed lp
for Pittsburgh at9 ?. m.--Thc Courier passed
mp for Pittsburgh last night and VIII be down
aeain Sunday morning.
TO day the Scotia will leave for Cincinnati ats
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WASHINGTON, Dec. lg,-For Western Peungyl.
vaniA anl wcsl Virgins, warmer. fair, south.
eastcrly winds.
For Ohio, fair. southrastcrly winds: stationary
temperature. except warmer III Illinois.
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TUE large remainder Of Japanese and
other ware IRON last year will be closed
out to quit this line. Some unique and
beautiful goods at low prices, for your
own use or for gifts.
STANTON d DAVENPORT,
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BOUND volumes ofSt. Nicholas, Harpcr's
Young People, Vide ll,rake, BaJyiund,
Sunday, Nursery and Chanerbor for this
year Ut STANTON 4 DAvESroRT's.
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1LusU, Leather and Olive Wood Pho.
tograph Albums in new and regular
shapes. Ask to SEQ our So Silk Plush
Album, worth s. so.
STANTON & DAVENPORT,
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WATCHES.

Tie Baaoilft watch IL the finest in
the world. There is no hing made for
$3.50 or $1,000 that will bent 1t. To
be had Only at
WHEAT & EAECIIER'S,
Jewellers and siIYCrsMitlls.
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NOTICE.

Those intending to have their chill
dfen's picture taken at our gallery will
find it to their az vantage TO come in the
morning and avoid the afternoon rush.
PLuMMEE's, Photographer,
ll3S Main etYept.