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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
financial Hlcctin9s.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN that as. sPe raiI.
road Company has been called by re.olsS% 70 BE- held
rcctors Of said Company passed NAY q, 18Th street and
9Th Avenue Ia the CITY OF Sewfork on u, consdcf!ns
;h auscn Of creating 1880 share. Of p,ce,1aa II x
~ me nnr voino of ons hundred dollars each ILL ,nort
hanUne Tn. said stock fr the second ana th'rp ssf
gage income ponds Of the Company p.ssea aTcntrai Rail-
ssns,,,cd An act 10 authorize tho Carolina Non ,bc
road Company TO exchange stock fer onS1 ,cp~mSnt with
,bn san Income bondboder. which VIII o. nh can bS
said meeting khoder and copy OF Secretary OF
obtained " apbicAtc' u the
Company. 1880, :, ouApp
lSigned) JOHN ". ou> Company
Secretary Of the Carolina Central X ,,r,nc,on n c.
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SHELBY MANUFACTURING
Improvement COMPANY.

THE SHELBY MANUFACTURING AND W.
PROyElIENT COMPANY. ORGANIZED APRIL l.
1S9Oown the sitc Of city OF Shelby Aiabana'
said property consists OF about 3joO acres.
Until very recently the CITY Of shelby has oeeh c"'
Quoted rs close corporation by Shell Iron Compan!
At the first and only sale Of lots at when the Pu''
had chance purchase about 20 acres wercsoia III o
realizing 1920 OOO one.thrd Of this amount was lau
purchasers cash, and the remaining t"o-thu' "
interest-bearnr notes. running one ana Two ''i'' "
cured by mortgage on the property
In order TO enlist outside attention and
to its diverse interests. the ALABAMA COAL AND inD'
COMPANY the present OF the Shelby properties
have decided this land to separate company the Sheios
Manufacturing and Improving Company cap''''1u ~
80 900 shares par value Of 800 each, ana nave "'"
the same to be offered 10 the public for sunscrPO'"'
ing 10 devote themselves exclusively To their iron
The undersigned are therefore authorized 20 oner D'
public subscr ption on WEDNESDAY AND III.
MAY II AND Is, 1900 THIRTY THOU @ANp 'oU,
OOO) SHARES SHELBY MANUFACTURING Az"
COMPANY At $40 PER SHARE
Subscriptions will received al the Offices oil W -
Gurnee Jr & Co.. Union Trust Company Buioins' NO
So Broadway and 7. J. Goodhart & Coz 40 - nr"''
Subscription blanks can be obtained at either once
The value OF the owe mentioned shares can be ready
seen by following computation; $1,000.
Cash realized at ervo
Notes secured BY MORTGAGE .............'.. Iooooo
Estimated value Of houses hotels, Se....... eo'ooo
To,.I Observation-Disclosures. 630Oooo
On basis realized for the first 20 one can ffauy
sec how very the prospects are with the rat
s4so acres. The entire property. with It's assets "iN
cost only 100000 including among Ia asc ne CASH.
notes and buildings above enumerated
The undersigned the right 10 rcject any s"o
.cripton or reduce tho allotment thereon.
W. =. GURNEH. JR.. & co.
r. l. GOODHART & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD Co'
No. ~ Broad ST.. Ncw.fork' ,soo
NJ Office is hereby given, under the t Sdr,h'
~ the resolution Of board Of Directors OF s int
e,n Parnc Haroad Company adopted Dec in.c,lnons
al Of 20 pr cent has this day been MADE on
20 Northern Pacific Railroad and Land rahs ne ONCE
Sortgage Gold Hond. said call payable az
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company NO -
NewYork. on June l. 1890 ,,,o.nco
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILfoAp
ny HENRY WILLARD
Chairman Of the Board
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freiures an0 Hleetin9s.

TREE LECTURE ladies', next MedneSdaE
o'clock $50 BrSniEay pSn Sr Pc, SH1 stadySs
t,nnch cannot Speak II Properly" Special ilSrucuon
Tor travellers 10 Parts he pronunciation o. inc ~
monuments. places OF interest," every "o'' ~
ard o'clock. --------------- -, = :,
C0CIETY FGC ETHICAL CULT KE'EAt
= Chicncring Hall at II 10 A. m rr9.; sNb1;;
,snnn Objections the Ethical MovrW,ht 'ashs, no.
,oan ,th and Madison ayes. NJ r. M I'll hh - ~,
~ lecture. srbject-"The Nation ana tne 'hur'" ~"
,n,nrca,ed are invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11

in State issues Georgia gold IS sold at OF.
OF city bank s'oc';s Amcrica sold go at 2l7.
Commerce 80 at 2l3. Manhattan go at 1913.
and Western National l25j at III.
The general bond market was unusually active
and strong. St. Louis and Iron Mountain Is were
a special feature, with an advance from % 5-s
10 90 l-4a94 IS. Texas and Pacific seconds were
largely dealt in at 45a44 3-4a44 So Wabash
seconds rose 10 81 3-s. Reference is made 10 our
full report OF bond sales.
Money nOmlnally 4Gj per cent.
The Sub-Treasury was debtor at the Clearing
House 1911 800.
TREASURY STATEMENTS
The customs receipts reported at Washington
to-day we're $706,5l2, the internal revenue
ccipts were 1868, S37, and the miscellaneous re-
ceipts S2s, 7sS. The United States Treasury re-
ceivcd S2s6,541, and for the week 81 ,Jsj,97o
National bank notes for redemption.
The United States Treasury now holds 81 A.
455.00O United States bonds to secure National
bank note circulation, as follows:
Currency Gs g q 992 2S goo
Four p Ind oneha per So023s5o
Bonds deposited for circulation during the week,
S33A75O: bonds held 70 secure circulation with
drawn SlO1, 800. National bank circulation out
standinC-currency notes, $1ss,5G3 9G5 gold
notes. ST 43il7; against which the Treasury holds
s50.320, O67 legal money for redemption Of sur
rendered circulation.
In London British consos were easier ut
OF 1916 and 90 1-16 respectively for money
and account In the open market money ru i,,i
at per c zen BALANCES J "sc0u OF pn adyanced
I'D. TO Al lid. per ounce. American railways
opened with prompt response to yesterdays iase
home markets and continued to advance TO inc
close
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE AT NEw.YoRK
PR r; s, .s.. ss |;;s
r,ss;;:a , ssf'sGf s5s ss
Total since Jans7a s7I.5I5 $50 75s !. oss7io
IMPORTS OF SPECIE AT NETWORK.
IN, the week.. sI33sit .so6iti * 19'S ssS
r,, TO-. ? :, ortcd. 4.2s2oio 3:2-.65 4toZ GO
ro,,, since Jan.1. eiflGi5i So 255,oi0 S3'io''o--
EXPORTS OF SPECIE Al NEw.YoRk' IN
-. .,. ,yeek ~ S6s0,472 S'0s,S3l -. zig aa1y
por n @e reported 925707 l92ss.'o9 liSoe,-Zi
Total since Jsn1. s1o.i15,l7o s201ol7Ao sl''s'''''
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no NATURAL GAS rms AFTERNOON.
A break In tho Compan,'A Main Will

A Break In tho Compnnt's Main Will
Cnusc n Shut Down.
Att o'clock this afternoon the Nat.
ural Gas Company Of West Virginia
will shut of It's entire supply Of gas for
this city:and the Same will remain shut
oil for at least three hours, and It may
be for longer period. This company
supplies all the gas used in this city for
domestic purposes, heating and cook
Ing, and 1t also supplies the fuel used In
several industrial establishments. This
notice Of shut down will, therefore, be
ono Of importance to large number oil
people, who should not fail to govern
themselves accordingly.
The company Is forced TO shut down
on account Of q bad break In the main
limo that occurred short distance be.
yond West Alexander this week. Tie
break was occasioned by the clipping oil
some ground, tho result Of tho frequent
and heavy rains; tho joints were almost
wrenched apart and 1t has been the
greatest good luck that the gas supply
was not cut of without any warning be-
ing given. The slip was discovered in
time 10 get force Of men on the ground
who for tho past week have been hold
Ing the slip from going further and part.
Ing the main entirely. In tho meantime
every thing han been put In readiness t
make the repairs to-day. A large force
OF men will work and the company hopet
to have tho repairs all made inside O
three hours time. aa H
! People should DO careful to SEQ tina
all valves are closed rs soon rs the gal
goes out, so that when the yas comes OF
again there will he no danger Of fire Of
explosion tAsbluck will have 1t, to.da,
bids fair to be one when a good flow O
gas will be needed to make one comfort
/ ahln. -----
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SIGNAL OFFICE, WASHINGTON, March
2S.-Gen. A. W. Greedy, Chief Signal
Officer, reiterates his opinion That the
flood in tho lower Mississippi Valley
will continue undiminished ten days OF
more. AS early as March l2, the Chiel
Signal Officer expressed his opinion tina.
tho people Of the lower Mississippi
Valley should prepare for unprecedent.
cd flood conditions md that all stock
and movable property should DO remov-
cd above the highest flood point ever
experienced. The rainfall OF Thursday
must raise the Mississippi slightly IRON
Cairo southwark unless the crevasses in
crease in number. There is no new or
important change in the situation since
yesterday, and the Signal Officer gave
full details to the press then and will
continue to do rs occasion demands.
Sergeant Dunn cannot speak with any
authority except upon New York
weather,
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ABOUT PEOPLE,

Strangers in the City and Wheeling People
Abroad. 49,.
Mr.. 1. 9. Apologize, OF Wellsburg
was at the Mcclure last evening.
Mr.. W. 3. Hicks, OF Cameron, was
registered ut the Stamm yesterday.
Mr.. T. NJ. Garvln has returned from
another business trip to Washington.
Major +. @. Catch returned yesterday
from brief business trip to Chicago.
Mr.. Charles L. Bolton, OF Cleveland,
tho famous lecturer, is quartered at the
Mcclure. fg- ss
Mr.. S. George, one OF 1Yellsbure's well
known leading business men, was in
the city yesterday. W.
Judge and Mrs. J. r. PAUL returned
lest evening from Hancock county where
they have been Tor the past week, dur
ing which time Judge PAUL. has been
holding term OF tho Circuit Court. at
New Cumberland. ~,
Colonel J. Frank Legge, OF Grafton,
the popular Superintendent OF tho west.
era divisions Of the B. & O's. main line,
was in this city for a few hours yester.
day, and as usual, was warmly greeted
by his many admirers.
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THE DOCTORS ARE HERE,

First Four Months FREQ OF Charge,
The four eminent English doctors now
permanently located at the Sherman
House, Bridgeport, O., have extended
the time to April J., in order to accom-.
modate many that called, but failed tc
geo the doctors because Of the large mum.
Der present. All who now visit the doc.
tors before April will receive services
for the first four months free OF charge
The only favor desired is a recommends,
ton from those they cure.
During tho past three weeks ], ZOE in.
yallds have visited the doctors, and out
o. this number 4Sf were rejected as in.
durable. .f.tis, ~ - 4 49, !,
They treat every variety OF disease and
detormity, but will in no instance accept
m incurable case, II your malady is
beyond all hope thoy will frankly tell
you 30; also caution you against spend.
ing more money for useless treatment,
Remember dates and 60 early, us their
offices are crowded from morning till
night. 1etl'-7 -
Office hours, 0 a. m. to 700 p. m, Sun.
days, 10 q. m. to 4 .. m. lsl'.s.. =
7. S.-This GOVERNMENTAL STAFF or
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS ia incornor.
ated by m act Of the Legislature. +
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:. - :
Tho Committee OH Railroads,

The Council Committee on Railroads
met last evening and decided to recon.
mend that Council pasa an ordinance
granting to the merchants along South
street permission to build switch along
the eaat nlde OF that street, so that freight
may be loaded aud.unloaded from the
doors ofthe warehouses. 1t is provided,
however, that this switch may only be
used between Up. N. and & a. NJ, 60 that
the street may be open during business
hours.
The petition Of the Wheeling Ice and
Storage Comany asking permission to
build n siding along tho sidewalk on
Wafer street, was refused. The War
wick China Comany presented q peti.
ton asking that their ordinance for a
switch in Alley A, above Alley IS, be
withdrawn Tor the present, it being the
desire OF the company to amend it to
suit later plans. The Wheeling Bridge
and Terminal Company was granted
permission to cross the Fulton road, and
the Board Of Public Works was in.
structod to remove that part OF Bloch
Bros. Fortieth street switch which ex.
tends on to Water street. ~ F2st-
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LOCAL Dl,EylTlES.
Matters of Minor Mention In and Abou
the City.

Matters of Minor Mention In and About
the City. N
Ar the Opera House to.night-"The
Four Napoleons" illustrated lecture, by
Q. L. Dalton.
SPECIAL Bolton matinee at the Opera
House this afternoon; subject, Mighty
London" superbly illustrated.
A PIECE Of rock from the tunnel
struck on tho roof Of n house in Alley
10, last night, but did no damage.
CHARLES CLARK was kicked senseless
by mule at his stable In Alley 10 yes.
terday. No bones were broken.
TIE Opera House orchestra will give
one OF It's semi.monthly Sunday night
rehcarsals at Arion hall tomorrow
evening. VS.. tal
FRED. KNOX, n B. 4 0. brakeman, had
his LEI! arm broken by falling at Wash.
ington, Pa, yesterday. He was taken
to his home In Glenwood,
En- WlswELL, the man who was re.
Gently hurt on the Terminal bridge work
at Martins Ferry, was nblo to leave his
bed Mt the hospital yesterday.
SUBSCRIBERS TO tho INTELLI.
GENCEN who contemplate moving,
viii please call or send TO tho office
their old ana new address. .'g.
]. NJ. CENTER, OF Elm Grove, who was
recently appointed to position in the
United States Navy Yards ut Washing.
ton, has reported for duty and Is work.
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4 New lilo Works to be Started.

New Cumberland, the lively anu
booming county seat OF Hancock county,
is to have another new industry formed
and located within her borders. This
time it is M encaustic tile company,
which proposes to start concern that
shall add materially to the name and
fame OF New Cumberland. The com.
pany will start Its plant on the site OF
the old brick yard plant III upper town.
The clay used will come from New
Jersey and Virginia, and a very fine
grade OF goods is to DO manufactured
1t is rumorcd that Mr.. H. II. Van Meter,
formerly OF Mt. Lake Park, but who has
recently been connected with the Chel.
sea pottery, of New Cumberland, will
manage the new works. =
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A SPLENDID LECTURE
By Delightful Lecturer--nfr. Charles L,
Bottoms Effort Last Night,

Bolton's Effort Last Night.
By far tho most entertaining and in.
structive illustrated lecture ever deliy.
cred in this city was given by Mr.. Chas.
Z. Bolton, Of Cleveland, at the Opera
House last evening under tho auspices
OF tho City Mission, that Is to be started
hero. The lecturer preiaced the entsr.
tainment with m appeal for tho Mis-.
sion, and stated the object Of the move
ment. The entire lower part OF the
Opera House was filled, while many
people occupied seats In the gallery.
The subject treated was the ''Land Of
the Midnight Sum-" comprising views Of
Norway and Sweden and the further
most northern parts Of North America,
While the pictures presented were mag.
nilicent from an artistic point Of view
and very pleasing to the eye, the most
enjoyable part OF the entertainment was
the instructive talk OF the accomplished
lecturer, his pleasing manner and at.
tractive style. Mr.. bolton knows what
he talks about, having gained his knowl.
SoSS ~ PSiooA" SApSllcACo duU Uu6eI.
walton, and his delightful way OF i'm.
parting that knowledge, in simple, con-
versational way, is captivating in the
extreme. AS wonderful as the frozen
North has been made to appear in books,
thelecturer last evening in describingthe
people OF the Arctic xone added not only
new interest to those countries. but
supplied much fresh information. A
better pleased audience never left the
Opera House-iu fact, they were 10th to
leave. g'.'5
This afternoon mighty London" will
be given Mt 2 o'clock, the admission fee
being % cents and 10 cents; no reserved
seats. Tonight "The Four Napoleons"
will bp treated. Monday night, IRE.
united Germany aud Heroic Louise"
and the course will close on Tuesday
night with Russia and the Romanoifs."
Reserved seats tor.these lectures can be
obtained at Houses music store.
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A BREAK on THE OHIO RIVER ROAD


oeeaSsoncd by tho Washing Ont OF Some
TrestlinE Mt tho /" Sarrows."
Several ''bents" Of the Ohio River
roads trestling along the "Narrows, u
between Bcnwood and Moundsyille,
were washed out at au carly hour yester.
day morning. The road was greatly IN.
convenience by this in spite Of arrange.
ments made with the B. & o. for run.
ming all the passenger trains between
Moundsville and this city, over it's
tracks, and some OF the most important
freight was handled in o like manner.
There was much delay occasioned, how.
ever, and this delay will probably con.
Time for several days, or until the river
falls 50 that tho break in the line can be
closed. The long continued high water
ls supposed to have had the effect OF un.
dermining the trestling, which at that
point has never been very secure, owing
to the fact that scarcely any room was
afforded for driving the piles:
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IF you cannot see md need spectacles
you should Gallo us and have y0nr Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest Instruments and more experience
tllan any other Optician III the State,
AND guarantee satisfaction or money 70.
'unded. JACOB ". GRUHB.
5ewelsr and 0ptician,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets,
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pr. J. n; Todd is still quito feeble and unable
10 leave his room. -. ,l-fI' -. 'N'>
Chris. Heinfcfn will start IN extensive slate
yard In Bridgeport this spring. 49,
Edward Clark md bride returned Yesterday
from Two weeks wedding trip In The West.
The members OF the Y. NJ. C. A. will give a
reception III honor OF their lady friends at their
rooms this evening. nj. I. - -
the Ed. Wells property at West End and viii
move into 1t ut once. ''ss's =, . -
There promises to DO lively times at the con.
tendance IL expected. IL ,''ss - :.
The experience meeting given at the ", E.,
church by the ladies OF the congregation last
evening was largely attended and was highly en-.
tertaining. Those who took active parts did 70.
matkably we'll aud won great credit. -
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Notes from Clerk Hooks OH!ce.
Two deeds Of trust were admitted tc
record yesterday.
Julia Sinclair qualified as the admin.
istratrix of the estate Of John +. Sin.
clair, deceased, giving 0 bond OF $500
with Thomas Whalon as surety. iIfI..
Amarriage license was Issued for John
Sloan, aged 81, and Mary Call, aged
q, both natives Of Greene county, Pa,
and now residents OF this city.
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a WCatlerfnl Dnv.

10 The weather yesterday was extremely
variable, both as to temperature and at.
mospheric conditions. From morning
till night it was an eyer.changing scene
OF rain, snow, wind, calm, mud slcet
and blizzard. Bad weather predomi.
mated, however, and only for very few
minutes was It pleasant at all. 4 The
wind aud rain had bad effect on rail-.
roads and railroad men, and nearly all
trains were behind time on account OF
1t, The B. 4 O.train due here from the
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None MS Good.

WASHINGTON, Pa, March 12.
Atssrs. S. Baer's Sons: .t
GENTLEMEN: Enclosed find twenty.
five Panhandle Coffee tickets. Please
send me oil painting No. 40. like
Panhandle Coffee very much and think
| can get none as good. Please send
oil painting in care Of John A. Best,
Washington, Pa. Respectfully,
MWsAw E. +. HAdGERrY.
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Along tho River Banks

Tho river continued to fall at this
point yesterday, and had gotten down to
II feet at 10 o'clock last night, The
Elaine got or for Pittsburgh at ga:3Q a.
m. The Ben Hur left for Parkersburc
at noon. The CIV. Bachelor passed
down from pittsburgh to Cincinnati at 8
p. m, She was scheduled for&7 a. m.
The Rainbow passed up at II a. M, from
Cincinnati to Pittsburgh. To-day the
only boat on the list; is the Scotia, for
Cincinnati. at ! a. m. The new steamer
Keystone State, IL on her way up, hay.
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a oulet wedding Mt west Alexander.

H"4pt HctH!"E NJ WeSt AIexanHer.
The people Of West Alexander were
considerably surprised yesterday morn.
ing by the announcement that Dir. John
D., Whitman and Miss Lille Shoope,
both well known members Of society,
had been quietly married the evening
before Mt tho residence Of Mr.. O. E.
hurry, by the Rev. DR.. William Lester.
The BRIDES wedding robe was a hand.
some one OF old roso silk with a sage.
green brocraled front; her ornaments
were natural flowers. The happy bride
aud groom have the best yishac Of a
host OF friends.
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Teas, coffeos, Spices, Etc,
Atlantic ca
co.
Non Imnnrfnrs e. Hoffnn Dnn.I
co.
Tea Importers &Coile Roasters,


Our enormously increasing trade bos
necessitated more room. We are equal
to the occasion and have secured ,hN
lease Of the Flaccus building, corner
Market and Twenty.third street, md nj.
ready workmcn are engaged remolcliap
and fitting up for our occupancy April
lat. Hero We will have steam mower
elevator, large sales room, warehouse
three stories, over 6,000 feet floor spacc
the largest retail lsouse in tho Stats
With our increased facilities wc can
handle a greater variety OF goods. AMI
sell on closer margins. We arc preppr.
ing a now price list, which will includo
everything in tho grocery line, at prices
heretofore unheard Of. We have now
tho facilities for handling goods uc,.
sessed by no other house In the State
and our determination Is that ours shall
be the largest, cheapest and most relia.
bio Tea and Grocery house in the State
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west at G:10 a. m. did not arrive until
atter II a. m. II met with no accident
or misfap, but was simply held back by
the strong head wind 1t encountered.
In the city no damage was reported,
other than tho Inconvenience suffered
by those who were called upon to be
nDtside !. .T'-T W. =. tI n.
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Ole Sntrllioellfer.
Ohlce Nos. rs and Fl Fourteenth Street,


Now Advertisements.
l.. D. Williams-Cnlcimimi & Whitcwashlnf
characterization by Young Man.
Wautcd--Two Experienced Mitliners.
Notice.. & A. knpncr.
Opera Housc-GeorIc II. Adams.
LOst-Bunch OF Keys.
First Presbyterian Church.
1t. Matthew's Church. ~
Fourth Street Methodist Church.
llavilanI's ChinA-Ewing Bros. ..l. u.
List Of Letters Remaining In the Postof!lcc.
Wheeling HnslueSs College.
Family Arlington Steel Ranges-Joserh Bell
stavo Co. - =.
Opera House Cigar store-IIenry Bodensick.
Royal Stove Polish.
sccds-Hoge 4 Bro.
Wall Paper-J. c. Orr.
Grand Clearance Salc-I. q. Dillon 4 ca,
Dissolution OF Co.partncnhip-Fourth Page.
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Well plea.cd with Pan.IIandle, Z.
' BELLAInE, O., March q.

ltssrs. ). EGtr', Sons: Ets;$aSG n.
GESTLEMES:-please find inclosed
twenty-five Panhandle CoEee Tickets
for your oil painting No. 10. Please
send through, Chram Bros, leading GRO
GERS, Bcllaire, 0: ! am very well pleased
with Pan. Handle Coffee. 7t'}'1,lI'I
Yours respectfully, IS
Mwsdw Mrs. NJ. BRIGGS,
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SPRING AND SUMMER.

:, We nrc In receipt Of nil tho newest
Novelties In W0olens for mems wear,
consisting OF SulliHgs, Paatalaonings
anu OvcrceAtinSs, which We are IRE.
pared to make up In tho best style aud
1T at reasonable prices. Our Gents
Furnishings are complete md offers
special Inducements. .s n
G. HESS & SONS,
1891 g. 1923 Market Street.