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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29
KaIsomIne

NOTICE., DENNIS g. SHIELDS,
AN the tenant and occupant Of the house Sit
united Mt No. 1901 Lancaster Avenue, In
the Tenth ward of the city OF Whining
ton, county OF Now Castle and State u
Delaware, IN oompliAnop with the require
ments Of tho acts OF the 0epsysI A.
somDly In su0h ease made and provided. DO
hereby give notice that I shall apply In
writing 10 the Court Of General 4Ssilons q
the Psaos snd jail Delivery Of ne stats d
DelnwasA In and Tor New Castle County, n
MONDAY, the 13sh day OF May, 4. u,
1880, being the next term Of sid court, Tor q
lfssass Tor aaid house - an Inn or tavern, fol-
the sale thseain o. intoxteating liquors "a
on t6s premises, and thl ioilening rssps c
Die citissns Of s1ld ward. at least twolvo
OF whom are substantial frceholdcrs of
said ward, reot umeai the SAID AppiIsr-
tion. Wis:
NJ J sharkey. James Dugan
Hermann Erb Frank A McCloskey
Victor Denim Ewes Roberts
Hugh j Sweeney Vim Frazer
l'hos Flemming Hyland Price
Geo II Weldin Victor Dehan Jr
p II Martin WIN o'Mearn
Martin Mealey II Donnelly
Edw thornley, John NJ Huey
ID Jordan Joseph IL LAWN
Jas y Mcbride POahill
Thos Mulrooney John r Dickey
JAS Murray. VIM II Vernon
3-s-3tt DENNIS s. SHIELDS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29

DURIIC SALE-wIEI BE SOLD AT
public sale ut Centreville, Christia-
ma hundred, Dell,
ON MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1880.
Mt O'Clock p. m.
Fifty head of Lancaster Coun- R5EEDp
ty fresh Cows and Springcrs. N.Y.
Also "A few stock bulls. A,
This will be Il very superior lot OF COWS
Ninety days credit.
ROBERT MERRICK.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29
Boys Clothing

We have been asked
again and again what
in the world we were
going to do with all the
Boys Clothing we have
on our counters. We
have a big stock it's
true. but it Is one We
are proud OF. We
have almost any kind
of a Suit that any boy
would want. We want
to keep IN with the
Boys, and we're going to
have them we'll dressed,
if We can do 1t. Our
clothing is not the
slovenly no.shape cloth.
ing. but the kind that
will fit and make your
boy look like a man.
We cut and mako ours
to look well and veal
well. We have lots
and lots of Men,
Clothing as well q
show you.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29
TO THE MOTHERS,

!
Why bother yourself over,
making Shirts when you can
buy at the "Bce Hive" goo
Market street, a perfect fitting
shirt, double reinforced front
and back. with all the latest
Improvements put into custom
made goods that sell for $3.50
each? We are bold enough to
say our Muslin Shirts are bet
ter for the money than is found
in any store in the city. We
ask you to try one and If not
just what you want return to us
and get your money.
White shirts for gentlemen
or boys.
Linen Apply Collars, I2Nc
goods, Ioc each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-03-29

Philip II C u. :. Fl s
ia tu-th-s.tf sA MN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
u Number 3, tansferss 81
,RleaI, Estate Made
N r. Is COUNTY : 1885
Over Those Made III 1883 AN In.
crease Also in Deeds OF Trust.
More Marriage Ii:
ccnscs Issued. 81

IL -, ~ " ti7ig q, q XXI ~ w.
The business done III CLERK Hooks
Office during tho year Of 1880 makes a
showing that Is In keeping with that
made b., nearly every other line Of bust.
ness carried on in this Community,
namely, an increase over that done in
1883, and 4 in the matter Of recording
deeds Of conveyance! OF property. the In.
crease is q very large one. II has been a
fact realized by everyone who gives my
attention to the movements OF real estate
here. that the transferring OF property in
this county during the past year and par.
ticularly during the last three months Of
the i year, was far ahead OF an thing
known hereabouts for several years past.
Clerk Hooks record showsithe increase
to have been almost double, nearly. 100
per cent of San increase over what was
done in this line in 1855. ! This is but
another pointer indicating the wave Of
prosperity that has been and Is, rolling
along this pleasant valley. II,
The following table showsthe number
OF deeds OF conveyance and deeds OF
trust recorded each month during the
past two years: Z 81 .{iitii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-03
Observation-Disclosures

W. Q. IInndinnS mud Charles Otts, OF This
City, OWN Spring In Missouri. ,si
b Ex.she1T w. o. Handlan and Mr..
Charleu Otto, Of this city, have disco,,y;:.
cred spring Of flne mineral water on a
piece Of property owned by Mr.. Otto in
Franklin county, Mo. Mr.. HandlanIre:
Gently had a cask Of the water sent to
Chemist Z f. 1T. i Fristoe, Of Washington
City, The result Of his analysis lis very
satisfactory and MR. Handlan and MI.
Otte twill gendeayor to Introduce III the
water on the :smarket, rs q gdietetic
drink. 5jThea following from Mr.. & FRS
toes report is Of interest = n ii5i
s9"I can heartily recommend the water
otSwhich the {enclosed lis i a complete
analysis, forlthe following reasons IN
n.ss'lst.1 Its absolute freedom from organ.
ic matter,twhich Id q good many waters
often produces bad effects. a Z y & (
,.2nd.igF orS its clear and 4 sparkling
character and appearance, rendering 1t
"a very desirable | table and I domestic
water. Z; q ( q n s y
y""Srd. From the analysis It will be seen
that 1t Is an alkaline saline. water, acting
ons tho alinentary canal, strongly but
not violently. In other words, sit !! Is a
most excellent Alternative, and would be
beneficial In nearly all cases tof stomach
or intestinal trouble. ~ a ~,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-03
YESTERDAYS i's, POLICE l(,I COURT.

The First Three Offenders Of the Year-The
Mayors Partl6ning Power. 5
Yesterday morning 5 session OF Police
Court was presided over byEAlayor Sea.
bright, who has been absent from the
city during tho holidays. During Sea:
bright's absence this Court was presided
over BY President Cruise, of3the Second
Branch, In manner that had some dig.
nifty about II and impressed In IA very
forcible way, the offenders brought be.
lore It's bar that tho Court was run for
business. 81 z h h, a III 7.
Il There were three cases for Yesterdays
session, md they were the frat for the
year, the session OF the morning before
having been a.whltewash. George Price
was unable 10 pay the fine oil, 81 aud
costs imposed on him for being disor.
derby and was sent to- the hill for thirty
days. g. s. Alalers, who was arrested
fol, running atwheel OF fortune In the
back room sol Frank Healy'sf saloon,
paid the fine of $50 and costs imposed.
Nick Halpin, who was arrested for very
aggravated case OF disorder, rot of with
the light tlne5o s. aud costs. Halpin
grew so obstreperous at a New Years
dance at Germania hall .that phe had to
BIO elected. y After finding himself ! In
the street he loaded up with half bricks,
and returning TO the hall fred bis mis-.
siles into the crowd. One young man
was hit with piece OF brick. n
1t appears that later In the day Sea.
bright's heart was further soitened to.
wards Halpin. This was learned from a
scrap. Of paper which a reporter found
lying on a desk In 4 Chief Delbrugge's
private office. on twas written 4 the
following: d !, y ss 4. {; i
WHEELING, January 9, 100 Y;
Capt. i Delbruyqe:
II you have no objection to reduce
Nick Halpin's fine to 81 3and costs all
right. They say he Is a good Boy II
will be a lesson TO him. 4.
y G. w. sEAHRIdllr. A
ii Chief Delbrugge was asked shortly
after the finding OF this scrap what had
been done in the matter. 81 don't
know. he answered, ."that Is a matter
with which | have no right to have any.
thing to do. The Mayor cannot release
anyone from the workhouse without my
consent, hut when It comes to remittinl
fines Iliaye no right or jurisdiction, vel
Seabright every once In a while sends
me such ia note US that, Hes has the
right to remit fines, but INSTEAD Of; tell
ing an applicant for such favor wheeler
or not he will ;pralit the same he says hi
will. let them onjif lam agreeable. In
case l an not willing i am blamed BY
the Offenders friends while Seabright Il
lauded as fine fellow and all that Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-03
S.AMUSEMESTs, !

"The City Directory a new farce
comedy by Paul Potter, a Chicago journ.-
alist, will be presented lin this city for
the first time, at the Opera House this
evening. The piece is described MS being
full of. whit is known in sporting par.
lance as "!go" and "ginger.R The action
Is brisk and the jokes out like, whipcord.
An exchange says OF the production:
1T is brisk, airy, and sufficiently plausi-
BILE. It is free from vulgarity, and the
amusing situations more than usually
independent Of acrobatics and horse
play for their strength. The musical
selections are bright and .frothy, such as
the current play:goer enjoys fS3
IRWIN BROS co. MISS CONNECTIONS. q
irwin Bros big speciality ! company;
which was to have commenced a three
nights: engagement at the Grand last
night, failed to reach here in time to ap.
pear The company were passengers on
tho Baltimore {: Ohio train from the
West, due here at ,G:l0 o'clock, which
.wastoyer two hours late "a The company
will positively appear here tonight,
however, and those who. have not Sc.
cured seats will do well to provide them
selves with them atiWeir's today The
company Is "a large and expensive one
and IN excellent entertainment is PROM.
ispl go fif i,7G.. 3 .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-03
Martins Ferry Notes.

County Treasurer George Robinson
was in town yesterday. 81,
Miss Lula Beavon is suffering from q
severe attack Of neuralgia.
J..W. Bownockcr returned from Co.
lumbus yesterday all ready for school
work. :. ~. ~!
Dr.. j. Il. Terrell, formerly located il.
this city, was married in Carey, 0 last
month. 4; 81 20 ,t,$97i5 500
Mrs. Albert zink, OF kSteubenville,
has been the guest OF her son Frank for
several days past. 3]fii;55its.35
"a number OF the physicians Of this
place report that several serious cases Of
influenza are prevalent here.
Mr.. and jNIra y !. p Hall returned 10
their home in Kent yesterday after a
pleasant visit here with; their sons, Dr.,
Willard Fred Hall. 52 i az 5'i:gsss:
4 Miss Anna Ebert, mention OF whose
illness was made In last Tuesdays issue,
was taken home yesterday. dangerously
i'll with typhoid fever. 1870 "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-03
OFFICERS $ INSTALLED,

Two Lodges Install Their Newly Elected
Officers and Have Lanqusts. !.
Black Prince Lodge No. 10, knights Of
Pythias, installed its newly elected OH
GERS last night. After the installation
ceremony was finished, the members
and number OF invited guests repaired
othes dining rooms OF Mrs. Walther's
restaurant, where a banquet, OF which
roast pig was the chief dish, was served.
The little porker was served whole, and
the succulent spare rib and tender ham
were much enjoyed, by the merry COM
pany: The members OF SBlack Prince
Lodge ARE getting quite a reputation for
their hospitality and conyiviality, and
last nights entertainment will detract
nothing from that reputation. n z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-03
In the Circuit Court.

There was no criminal & business cor.
sidered by the Circuit Court yesterday.
In PurtEf,s Judge Paull, presiding, the
case. OF White & Combs VS.. Simon Baer's
Sons was put on trial before a jury. CONF
posed OF. the following named citizens:
Adam Singer, Harry Warner William
Lyle, AlberS Beltz, SEd.t Butt, Benjamin
Leesh, Edward Elliott, Samuel Busby,
Henry Helienbine, George ,AI0rrison,!T Il.
]. .Orr. and William Carey.
The plaintiffs are Kentucky tobacco
men and are represented in this case By
Col; Robert White aud Mr.. Guy REQ.
Allen; Hon. ]. B..SuminetvilleS appears
for the defendants. The amount iu-
volved is about $50. -; ~!
Mr.. Lonis E. SCHNEIDER, a well known
steiographer Of thiscity, was appointed
official stenographer for PartI, Of the
Court during tue pleasure gof Judge
PAUL, and took upon Himself the oath OF
Office. 1t is understood that his appoint.
ment is "a temporary one 10 continue
during the absence from the city for a
few days Of Mr.. Will Mathews, who has
been the official stenographerf for this
part OF the Court for several years past.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-03

Two Trains Try ia; Pass on One Track -
Il D. Stanton, Of this City, Hurt S

Two Trains Try to Pass on One Track -.
D. Stanton, Of this City, Hurt
SSMail train No, q, on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad, due here from the west at
$40 p. M, was three hours late last
night, owing To- a collision near Mans.
field, Ohio. The engineer on q freight
train, west bound, forgot his orders and
met the mail train On tho main track, two
miles east Of Mansfield, Ohio There was
timeenough after the engineer OF the mail
train discovered the freight for him 10
check his train, so that when they, met
the combined speed was not more than
ten miles an hour. Both engines were
pretty badly broken, and the baggage car
Of the mail train was derailed.pj james D.
Stanton, Of this city, was In his mail car
and WINS slightly hurt about the head,
and had one leg strained. ii;S 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-03
THE FULTON ,ELECTIONlj

Mayor, Recorder and Councilman Chosen
;tya7- - . y Z Yesterday. IA =
An. election for municipal officers was
held In Fulton yesterday. The result
is as follows: For Mayor Edward Hahn
O3; Mike Freismuth 81. For Recorder,
A. q. Wagner 80; Charles Hoffman 81.
For Council, Lawrence Heller As; Joseph
Yockey So; George Kitson8 70; Louis
Nichols 81; Christ Hoffman 4G; Mike
Stein 81; August Schaeffier %; Fred
Trosch 12; Charles Yockey %; George
Dorsch AZ; Herman Gangle IS.
There were five Councilmen to elect,
and the ones receiving the highest
number OF votes are chosen. They are
George Kitson, Christ Hoffman, Law.
renee Heller, George Dorsch and Joseph
HOtkny X 80 4 - 49, 80 Is az
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-03
HAND BADLY INJURED,

John Togt, Of Mntnmoras, Shoots Himself
81! n Accidentally. Is VI
d On New Years morning at Matamoras,
John Yogt and several companions were
shooting with pistols in celebration Of
the advent Of the New Year: By some
unexplalnabls mischance an gold-fash.
Toned { muzzle.loading powder pistol,
which %Yogt was using, was discharged
in such a way as to send the charge of
powder and the paper wad into the palm
Of his left hand. The entire outside OF
the palm WIS lascerated and torn away.
Mr.SVogt came to Wheeling at once, and
Drs.: BrannenIand SehwinR dressed the
hand. The wound is very ugly, and
Mr.SVogt will DO fortunate if he. does
not lose the use OF his hand. $50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-03
lG---r-Ih =. - ,.Tt1sl
Petrol cum Election,

PlrTsauRoH, PA an. AT the Pc:
troleum Exchange election to-day 4 a
board Sof directors pronounced in favor
Of treturning to the iold system 81 deal.
ing and sabolishing the futura System
was elected. The sonteet was one oil; the
most spirited eyer held BY the exchange.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-03

" Yesterday a oolared sman named Nc.
kenna arrived in this city from: Fair.
mont with two 3s.calibre postoi ballo in
him. He was injured in a shooting af.
fray ct a coal works near Fairmont the
night before Christmas, and was brought
to the hospital here for. treatment. 4 n
examination showed that he had re.
ceiyed two pistol shots, one in the left
thigh and the, other In the right leg be-
low the knee: The thigh bone is irao-
tured, and both bullets are still in the
flesh. The fellow is pretty sevely hurt;
but be would not talk about the way the
shooting came about, s! Z. n ~, D -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-03

temperance Peoples Excited Over the
Stand Taken by Them. :sssls u 4
Sioux FALLS, s. D, Jan. 2.-Consid-
cradle excitement prevails among the
temperance people over the stand taken
BY the majority Of the saloon. keepers.
All saloon licenses expired with the
year. With ono or two exceptions,
however, all the places were open yes
terday as usual. The impression pre-.
walls among theliquor, dealers that they
will be permitted to continue in bust
ness until the law to be passed by tho
coming Legislature for 4 enforcing Z the
prohibitory amendment goes into effect,
There is q law for prosecuting galoon;
keepers without o License still in force,
and the fsaloon-keepers Fare somewhat
adverse to controversy in business and
fear; prosecution from the temperance
people, "a fi ,.4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-03
Tho River Still Going; Down.

y The marks on the wharf last night in.
dicated s feet 10 inches in the channel.
This mornings packets are the Abner
ONeal,G for Pittsburgh, at 8 CLOCK and
the Ben Hur, for Parkersburg, at 80.
The, CIV. Bachelor leaves for Cincin..
natl this morning, in place Of the 5WsN.
Chancellor, with George O'Neal in com.
mand: The Louis Az Sherley \ Is due
up. this morning 5fori Pittsburgh. Ia The
JosephEW"GouldS passed Sup yesterday
with .emptles. The Hudson passed up
yesterday fenroutes from Cincinnati Z to-
Pittsburgh.a; The steamer Bellaire will
not MAZE her usual trips to-day on sac.
count Of a broken wheel which it will be
necessary to- laySup to repair. 81 The
marks reported at Pittsburgh last night,
were 5 feetE7 inches and the river was
stationary. TX. NY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-03
s.Iyill Run Wide Open.

MITcHELI, s ID : Jan. I. The leading
saloon keepers express themselves as de:
termined to, keep open regardless Of the
prohibitoryE clause; in the constitution.
They say that the opinions Of able law.
yers have been given them to the effect
that their license expired with the year
1850, no penalties are attached to their
continued selling, NOR will be until there
are legislative enactments en- forcing the
prohi6itory clause. 10 ntil such enact.
ments are passed, and i 60 into reflect,
they propose to run wide, open. 4 3;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-03
DO NOT SUFFER ANY:LoSGER.

Knowing that cough cam e checked
in q day and the rststages Of consump:
ton broken in week, we hereby guar.
antee Dr.Acker's English Cough Rem,
edy,T and will refund the money to all
who buy, takesi us per directions, and
do not find our statement correct For
sale by Logan Drug. Co.. j. IT.. GOODWIN
4 Co., o. R. GoetzejA. 7. Young, John
Coleman. q Dsw.l y
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.'F,'z : = - 4
Elixir Of Dntes Z,

Is Il combination Of the active properties
ct dates, figs and prpnes, and other
tropical y fruits. Its pleasant taste. and
beneficial effects have rendered It i'm
mensely popular. 1t cures habitual con-
indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold in so cent
bottles by O: R. Goethe, WV. Irwin,
W. E. Williams and ;TJohn Laughlin.
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin &: Co.,
wholesale agents. 81 (;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-03
g189l7& 1928 Market Street,

+ YOU 5c cli SEQ and need spectacles
Won should call oil us and have your Eyes
Tested without charge. We share the
finest instruments and more experience
;linns auySOtlierI Optielsn in the. State,
and runrantCe satisfaction or money re.
iullded; iY9S;fl3ssJ JACOB SW.{ GRUBB.}
~ 80 3 j eWeler and 0ptlclan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-03

Last night Welcome Lodge No. G, An.
'cient Order United American Workmen,
installed officers for the coming term.
After the ceremony was over, Master
Workman W: O.lMcC luskey invited che
members OF the Lodge to Mrs Ziegen.
felder's parlors, where q splendid feast
ofIcakes, candies, fruit ard ice cream
WAS served e ~ 4 IN y 4: :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-01-03

1.-THE fifth anniversary Of the y Dung Srn,
Mems Christian Association, of,sthis
city, WILDE held on next Sunday even:
ing in St. Matthew'S Episcopal Church.
Addresses will be made Wv! K.tJen!
nings, Esq., an; attorney Of sPittsburg,
and Air. D.rD: Gordon; OF Cleveland,
who is The State Secretary Of the, Asso:
citation OF Ohio.s.9 80
II Dr.; HI Blaisdell will conduct the study
Of the Sunday School lesson! at 5 o'clock
this afternoon at the YIN. O. al build
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sIDCAI!BIsRYITlEs,t
Matter. Of Minor slentlon IN and a About "

Of Minor Mention In and About |
Sff{.sE q 3. i. the Clty.4
u AT the Opera House to.night---"The
City Directory sta *
Z AZ the Grand to.night-lrwin Bros.
Specially Company, Z " 4.
TIM German Veterans Society will
give It's first ball in Beethoven hall to.
night. 4, slAis W. y y " " "
e TuB Barnesyille q Gas and ! Electric
Light Company, with a capital stock Of
$4,000, has been Incorporated,
,fTmg attraction 5at the. Grand for. the
first three nights OF next week will he
Ned s!AWood In his, latest success, "Out
In the Streets
81 A NAnRIAdE license was Issued from
Clerk Hooks Office yesterday TO Herman
Geliring, nged 20, and Matilda Fischer,
aged %, both natives and residents oil Of
this city, " x f ~
I, Mn. HARRY, HASTINGS has. been made
manager OF the LaBelle COmpany's plate
mill, position TINT was held fol. a num-.
Der Of years and up,to the time of his
death by Mr.. Hastings father, The late
William Hastings. II IL i IA
Is CHARLES ,IIusHRopS John Desmond,
Seorge Emplep, q 5ai, shu ra Inv
CainpoS,a Wi WHY 4. iba ars
i;nlis n hs' stie i iahterSs In !" Moth
Wbao,;ma 4 'rbe bovs, aoes range from IL
" IN n"a1s > Is. ~ j.
q. ~, -
JOSEPH scilNiMrF ,Mus u nriesseu yeh.os
Jay morning. " viiieG1 Daun' ~ ,I.oa II
taken before oo ustlce Day,9, WIZ p'a oua
MN unaar Sloy 70 AeeL ine pe aaorr u"s y
yeai; oe.ir'ln' Ia 10 u. sant I,;m,rn
for n;nrtv davs n -, - .1ls9FF'
- -; N.Y. -, z 4
MR.3JAi.S9 genera aeens l T., IL, liz
McCofmlcS Machln ~ SohiPah IA LUIS
state, alea as;NeW; Iniiau =, ytsss,i
uay; ~ was ~ ..is Wv! .u1s "s n;as;nu .
~ tnat , tilne Hus, apl,aIteHn.iy eniY!tnif
the best o. shealtun. uG .@as Meii a ~ ~
nopularly KNOWN ls tn 1I9 5ne et,.ite
sI.o. .,a5 t, u, 4, y 4 \, :.
IN tne bicycle lace atEW tiisou M IN
new y eat uay petMeeh " alter Gmoi.s'
| n, - ..i. -. ~ nv :, =, -,
Motls won ny we've, iaps. ne 9r Ins,
took place IN iihk q ou,ialnsi Null I;.
some lilhe IN my a..ernGoh oy nehuips
one o. is treauies an NJ iins VIII ~ ~ ~
Pairea.s .iqis II !, I,
WITH the first OF the year Mr.. =. W.
seymour, VINO nus mac ne management.
81 inc POPULAR Nicl.urg ilouse p.iasn.aSy
since " was opened, became ta.hes sote
owner OF that eslanilsnmenI. 9 Ar., eey,
monr IS an accoinplished phatlnacise Y; ai i
inc iact tnat ~ ID ny sotS o.neI VIZ n.
certainly iose tne piasce Z nous ~ t ~
patronaee. Y 90
NEW YEARS morning come person
who is known, but whose; name Is fol
the present withheld from publication
fred a shotithrough a window ofs{the