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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-10
MARTINS FERRY.
Former CitiEon Robbed-various Other
/. f.... ... -|..' Lucnl Nntns

A Former CitiIon Robbed-various Other
Lucnl Notes. ~
Mr.. J. 8. Harrison L. visiting relatives Ia Har.
NJ; Charles Vanrelt, OF Anderson, Ind. Is
Vlsiting his parents In this city. =. -
NJ; ana Mrs.. Trip. Of Kansas City, NO.. arc
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Evans, Of Indiana potts. arc
ine guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs. W. X. RatcliiI, on
Fourth street 80 LII : =
III, Hon; NC: Mitchell was at tho bedside OF
hon " kennon, ntst: Claiisville. yesterday.
atsL clairsvilic yesterday. ~
Yesterday Harry chcssell, Of this city, and Ira
seogwick; Of Elaine, started for Columbus ON
Iheit bicycles. aud Will return the some way.
ihey expected to make flily miles yesterday.
John Kinney, n New Philadelphia. O., Iron
,h,.W ca came here on spree yesterday. lie
MOONS saloon. corner Of First md Carlysc
atfeets, aud was arrested and locked up. II
Yesterday Hon: J. b. Smith, attorney for The
" !. railroad Company, served notice on Mrs
hlevis 70 stop tho WORK Of building on the com.
pahys ground between the passenger depot and
building Mr.. Klevis Is building is on ground
owned by the company. Former owners OF the
anu II Is believed that Mrs. KlevIs will win. She
lisa wheeling woman. >, 80, -
The residence Of John F. Miller ESQ.,, at An.
detson, Ind, was entered by burglars last Fri.
noise, and tocing a burglar ia tho room With A
0ig revolver In one hand and dim ligh, In the
other, said. Get out Of here!" to which the
burglar replied, lyon keep quiet or I'll blow
yons brains outl' When Mr.. Miller got up aud
made an Investigation, he found that his cloth.
ing, containing lot OF letters and cheeks
amounting 10 $500, and several dollars In silver.
had been lakeu. The clothes wetc afterwards
i1u o. "a and BIZ; Miller stopped the payment Of
VII be pleased to know that lio escaped SO
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Dnlry NluI,lss Iaastjr,l

The Circle Of Earnest Workers. Is nm
actlye society Of young ladies' in the
Engslsh Lutheran church, on Sixteenth
street, that isvery helpful to the church
i The entertainments and soeials given BY
me. society are always pleasant and pom.
aaat events. For some weeks the young
for IN entertainment that viii possess
new aud novel features. It viii resrm
Bile tho dairy maids carnivals which
have been SO successfully held in come
Of the principal cities. 2 The carnival
will DO held in the lecture room Of tho
church on Thursday and Friday even.
ings Of this week, and as similar enter.
taln!nent has not yet been givenin the
G!lylt VII otcourse be largelypatronized.
one OF the attractions will be the drills
by the farmer boys and dairy maids,
Nice refreshments will also be sold bv
the pretty milk maids. - - - ~
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BELLAIRE,
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Saturday. -
N; MeGinty. the candy man, Is quite sick al
MS nome In the Fourth ward. go
Conductor A. G. Morgan Is able 10 be around
again alter slight malarIal attack. - -;
:, The Turner Society and their families epioyed
'ne@helees hugely at Shady Side on sunday.
James Coleman, who has been at the Milwau
Sec soldiers home for year or more, Is OF home
here now. @ = - - A' 0A''s
The Mercantile Club will picnic at Wheeling
PARK on the evening Of the l1th. A grand time
~ expected. -
Kodelet Brcs. arc building new stock house
near iee factory. and contemplate tearing down
all the other hheds. - = wv =
William James, foreman OF the c., L. d ".
railway machine shops, was here yesterday look
wheel oil fortune with several "cams" at
NJ, ~ oieW into me city yesterday They will
MI. N. Sheets, President Of the Belmont glass
ET ,..s' my resigned, and will 80 with Thomas
SOME Of the census enumcrators hercabout,
Snma seu '9l ah interpreter to get through with
~, me Buckeye Building and Loan COMPANY
elected the old Board OF Directors salnraay
evening, The business OF the company has In.
aseHed i'lty per cent In the past year. -
a little child Of :seph Bates was trooloa
Gown sud run over by horse Belonging IN jacoi
Logan: beyond a few bruises on The head ihc
child sustained no serious Injuries altho,Irh ihc
ptEHy anu all passed over II. -
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FIRE YESTERDAY MORNING.

A Lively blaze Extinguishcd before Very
9 Craze Damage Is Done. $50
Yesterday morning Q lively little fire
was discovered in clothes press under
tho attic stairs OF the house at No. 1886
Market street, belonging to Marcus W.
Smith. and occupied by his family and
that Of Charles Whitney, a Belmont min
puddler. An alarm was turned in, and
the Niagara responded with its hose
wagon aud Babcock cxtineuishers,
Owingto the closeness Of the quarters
and the dense smoke, the Babcockscould
not be used with success, and a plug
stream was turned on. The loss amount.
cd to about $50, all the wood work and
clothing in tho press being DESTROYED.
The only cause assigned for the fire was
matches aud mice coming in contact. ].
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LOCAL. BRBylrlls.


Matters OF Minor Moment In md About
~ ~ tho City. ~
THERE were fifteen cases In tho police
court yesterday. 3iEI'3
TuE Opera House Orchestra went TO
Morgantown yesterday.
OPERA House this evening -"The
Drummer Boy Of Shiloh" M 4s I. 4
Miss sopuIE ScuLEMMsR was taken
back to the Weston asylum yesterday
by DR.. Hattie Jones. s5- Sf
BILLY MAYER's orchestra went out 10
West Liberty yesterday 10 play for the
Normal school commencement.
COUNCIL meets this evening Ia regu.
lar session, and there Ia 4 good deal OF
important business awaiting attention.
THREE boys were thrown ont OF skin
in the river opposite tho Belmont mill
Sunday evening, and narrowly escaped
drowning. gIUH
THREE Of the County Commissioners
and the County Engineer from steuben.
willie were here yesterday looking into
Ohio county's way OF doing things.
President Dobbins showed them.
TIE County Commissioners Commit.
tee on Roads and Bridges met yesterday
out at honey's Point, to look after the
location OF anew county road. Clerk
Pendleton accompanied the members.
GREAT night on the streets last night,
Salvation Army, iire extinguisher test,
eltctIicnl belt fakir and brass band, corn
salye iakir, shoe.blncking fakir, cheap
handkerchief and iewelry iakir, stereop
ticon advertising scheme and few more
things made the evening lively.
THERE ia considerable complaint In the
Sixth ward concerning the garbage col
lections. People say tho carts call only
once In three days. Coroner Schul,ze
OF tue Eighth ward, says his garbage hal
not been removed since the new contrac
tor took hold, and that the muggots have
moved the barrel three feet.
TIE stercopticon advertisement or
Fourteenth street ut Market last night
for tho Wheeling instalment Company
was very attractive thing. 1t was Gu
short by request OF the Mayor, as 1t wa
interfering with the performance In til,
Opera House, but will be repeated thi
evening at Market and Twelfth streets
A RATHER complex attachment suit /
In progress before Squire Davis. !
"ncrry.go.round" outfit was attache,
Sunday, but the claim was settled. Yes
terday it was again attached by two pa,
ties as the property OF Moundsvill
man, who, 1t turns out, also has an at
tachment on it to secure claim agaius
another man.
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WHEELING 1NsTALMEN.r co.


We Guido ourselves in China and Quec p,r.r,
nothing you know more the .,p,
and outs OF than these goods, and ~, there,
nothing In which there's mere chea, and ia.
ception--What we offer this week are specsl
drives In Tea and Toilet setS-Good, ,ha, m,
made In our own city-Goods that arc known
by every Wheclingltc rs superior /, any pro.
duccd BY outside mauuf,cturers-Goods thar
have gained IN cnvisblc reputation -ToIlet
Sets handsomely decorated In odd, unjoue he.
signs, we'll let go this week Mt s. IS n se,-Re.
duccd from 81 oo--Tca sets-1hst ls. c,r,-
plete Tea Sets, neatly decoratcd-we otte, a,
only IS 30, former price IS 0o-thiuk o, III
Ladies. you'ie getting home made wnrc-The
KIND that sells here rcgularly-No, ,bra,,
,clap''rap', goods called Chlnawarc-Our Zeal
lot worth is on every sct--Moneyor no money
come herc-Wc tel on ins,alments anu i've
you time TO pay. ''N
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THE LIFE IN IA GLASS.
1t Does Not Seem to be Very Much, but II
Is often Eaoayh to be the Bsgiuuiug Of


Is 0ften Enough to be the Bsgiuulug Of
Z Death. \ az z AS. -. ~
q Did you ever hold a glass Of drinking water
up to tho light aud notice how completely 0lled
twas with llttlo particles OF mat,er7 II looked
perfectly clear and pure when you poured II
out. but yes !. was reeklng with animal or vegc.
table matter. Do you Imagine /, eas 30 healthy
Do you wonder why. In li.,lc while. your
mouth tastes bad, your appetite Is poor and you
feel general disgust with tho worldi
= But II water Is 80 impure, what shall we dor
Boil ~ No. that may kill the germs, but docs
not remove theui. a far better way Is TO use
pure whisky with it. Tho beat physicians In
America unhssltAtingly declare this now. but
and bear this mos! carefully In mind-it must
DO pure whlskey, for impure whiskey Is worse
than impure water. t rs
Doctors, chemists, scientists and professors
arc now fully agreed that no whskey used IN
America to-day Is 10 chemically pure or free
from !,isel oil AS Duffy Pure Malt. II has sue.
cesluliy withsto0d the enmity OF oil other wbis.
kieA, the prejudice OF weAk'mlnded and the
cause It has produced results. restored health.
PROLONGED lilo, awakened tho tagging faculties
anu countcractcd the evil effects Of poisonous
wafer. Indeed, II isR pure, medicinal Whiskey.
10 NOT, however. inflow any INSCRIPTIONS dealer
10 Impose upon you by declaring ho has some
congestion Of his own that Is "Iust as good" OF
sone bottled whiskey that Ia "miich better II
has caused these unworthy decoctious 10 come
Into tho market - - : = : :
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Ue wanted thu Toni.

Some time ago Chief Of Police Del.
brugge received word from Mar,insburo
that two kits Of burglars tools had been
shipped there from here. aInquirine ts
to vho shipped them, he learned That
they they had Aeon sent with instruc.
tons that II they were not called ior
they were to BIO shipped back here. He
made arrangements at; the B. & O. iex.
press office to be informed II they were
called for. Yesterday. a man asked ior
them, and tho Ohiei being notified, the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-10

The stockholders of the He,vey
Brothers Oil Company met yesterday at
the law Office Of Edgar Hall, and organ.
lied by electing as directors Messrs. O.
NJ. Hervey, D. Z. Hervey, A. S. Harden,
Fl. G. Shepherd and R. E. Hall. This
company has considerable tract oil
territory leased on the Ohio side Of the
river about n mile about Belmont,
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IA rleaxant Outinr on tho Rlyer,

A pleasant yachting partytook iaunt
up the river last evening in the Naptha
Yacht Compaay's yacht Marguerite,
with Miss Mary smythe as hostess. The
outing was in honor Of one Of the lawn
tennis clubs, and was most enjoyable
affair throughout, lawn party at the
residence OF Mr.. l. G. Dillon, on the
Island, following the yacht ride. Such
events bid fair to be exceedingly popu.
lar in Wheeling society this summer,
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Host, Companion William II. Rose;
PRINCIPAL soiourner, Companion Joseph
hall; Royal Arch Captain, Companion
Robert Fullerton; Grand Muster Of the
Third Veil, Companion W. H. Graebe ;
Grand Master Of the Second Veil, Com.
panion Henry Elig; Grand Master Of
the First Veil, Companion Henry Nor.
rig; Tyler, Companion Timothy Bliss.
Alter the election, refreshments were
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Wheeling Union Chapter No. /, A, F,
and A. NJ, last evening elected officers
for the ensuing Masonic year as follows
High Priest, Companion Peter Boyd :
King, Companion John Rihellafier
Scribe, Companion Z. R. swope; Treas.
urer, Companion Fred Park; Secretary.
Companion A. T. Hupp, Captain of the
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Yesterday morning about four o'clock
a brakeman on westbound Panhandle
freight train fell oil the top Of car when
near Mingo and was ground to death by
the wheels. His head was cut 81
ALMOST as clean as, i done by butchers
clcaver, both legs and his left arm sey.
cred and parts Of his body badly bruised
and scraped. On the lett arm Of Tia
dead man, between the elbow and
wrist, the name &c. H. Hickman mn.
pears in India ink but the steubenyilie
Ga:else says he was on the pay roll Of
ths Company as "G. A. Kelly :
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers III the City and Wheeling Folks
AbrOQu.

Strangers in the City and Wheeling Folks
Abrond.
L. V. Keck. Of Morgantown, is at the
Stamm.
Henry NJ. Harper, Esq, is East on
business.
| Id. White, OF Charleston, was at the
Stamm house yesterday.
William W. Borgess., OF Clarksburg,
was at the Stamm house yesterday. -,
Miss Bessie Brown, of st. Louis, is
visiting Miss Katherine McLain, Oh
Twelfth street.
Mics Ada Dillon, who has been teach.
Ing in kansas City for the past year, has
returned home.
Messrs. Henry Gregg and W. NJ. Scott,
Of stcubenville, were at the Mcclure
house yesterday. ;.
Mr.. Henry Cunningham, of Tunnel.
ton, ex-Aline Inspector, was at the Nc.
Lure house yesterday.
W. +. Cannon and wife, OF Richie
Court House, were among the guests at
the Stamm house yesterday.
Mrs. Orville Coss, Of this city, and Mrs.
Clarence Mallory, Of Darlington, were
visiting in Martins Ferry yesterday.
Mr.. @. G. Mallory, OF Clarington, who
went to Columbus to accompany his SOD
Orville home from the Institute for the
Blind, arrived in this city last evening.
Mr.. Robert J. smyth, who is travelling
for an eastern grocery house, is here on
business, having just returned from o
visit to his mother and sister, who arc
located with his brother, Harry, in New
Jersey. XII ~,
State Superintendent OF Free Schools
B. I. Morgan is the guest Of his mother
in-lsw, Mira. Thoburn, on Fifteenth
street. He is on his way to West
Liberty to attend the commencement
OF the State Normal school.
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TAKE CARE OF THE TRACK.
Complaint OF tho Condition Of the Stat
q Fair Grounds md Rncs COurne

Complaint OF tho Condition Of the State
Fair Grounds and Race Course.
Gentlemen who own fine horses, and
who drive on tho State Fair Ground
track these evenings, complain a great
deal Of the Lack OF attention to the track
by the Association. Several horse own.
ers have asked the 1HrELLIGEScRR to
voice their views In this matter. They
say they pay s. for the privilege OF driv.
ing through the season. This, they
think, ought to entitle. them to a good
track, but instead the race course does
not receive any more attention than a
county road. The dust is an inch or two
thick Oh it. Transient drivers who pay
regular admission would be more numel.
Gus II the Association would, at a trilling
cost, sprinkle and work tho track, and
the old complaint that horsemeu who
train on the grounds throughout the
season will not pay for the privilege
will be obviated, as they would Their
feel that there was something to pay
Tor.
The race track is about the only good
drive easily accessible, aud II the Asso
citation would exercise in caring for i
tho same generous and enterprisin,
spirit they manifest in other regards, il
would hea boon to the public and I
credit, as we'll aa aource Of increased in
come, to the Association.
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record three deeds Of trust and deed
made May 10, by George R. Z. Gil
christ and wife to c. Neumann, in con-
sideration Of 1907, for lots IS and 10 in
square 8 in Gilchrist's addition No. 8,
on the Island.
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Hello. You Ilicycls Riders

I'VE received last week twenty-five
more Victor Satellites, and are nearly up
WITH our orders. We can furnish the
hlng OF Satellites now on short order, as
VIC have twenty-five more on the road.
!, tor the neTt ten days We will cell all
the makes Of Wheels We have In st1oci
llesxcepting Victors) at very low prices.
Write Or call on us. & 5l,5i 80 :
-. 3. Is. : EpM, L. Rosr 4 ca :
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IF you cannot sec and need spcctacles
y0u should call on us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest instruments and more experience
than any other Optlcian In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
tunded. JACOB W. GRUBB,
JeWcler and 0ptician,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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The body OF fourteen.year.old boy
was found in the river a few miles
above Fish creek yesterday. The boy
had no coat on and one shoe was miss.
ing. He was buried in the sand near
where he was found. He is supposed
to be one Of the two boys drowned Mt
Pittsburgh some time since.
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The following drugsists outside Of
Wheeling are agents for Chamberlain's
celebrated remedies: c. B. Carney.
Fairmont; L. T. Wells, Clarksburg; i.
!. Richardson, New Martinaville; Grant
4 Jackson, Grafton A. II. Burley, Cam.
eron; ]. N. Tetrich; Warrington. paw
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APleasinC Sense

OF health and strensth renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature 10 etiectually cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all Lending druggists.
p law
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A marriage license was issued by Clerk
Hook yesterday to Constant Mueller,
aged 80, and Anna Biel, aged 90, both
natives OF Germany and residents Of
Wheeling,
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Go TO Mike ucarne's, No. 20 Six.
tenth direct, for Gibson & Dougherty't
Old Rye Whisky.
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q Coz. J. N. LITTLE still at the front.
On Saturday, June IA, between the
hours OF s and 0 o'clock in the evening,
he will make display OF fireworks, in.
Guiding grand balloon ascension at his
place on Baker street near the Peninsu.
lor 1trfs s1 Is go 4. 50 SO IS
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? FARMER lads aud pretty maids win
serve sweet milk, buttermilk. hot bis
cults. strawberries and ice cream ct
Dairy Maids Carnival, at English
Lutheran Church, on Thursday and
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W. are Sole Agents for the ]. J.
Badollet & Co.'s Geneva Watches. Those
desiring fine movement should come
and Bee 0a. WHEAr 4 HAScuRR, ,}z
slF Is H. 1891 Market street
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Large line Of Scotch Tweeds and MI
the novelties in woolens for mems wear
which We are prepared to mako up in
the best Of style and at at reasonable
prices. q @. HISS 4; soSs,H =
1921 and 1928 Market street.
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AN entirely new series Of views shown
tonight, corner Twelfth and Market
streets, by Professor Poole, at $40
o'clock, DON'T fail 10 attend. Bring
the laeids, a. -
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The Carleton Circle will give n
Queer Social" at the Second Presbyte.
rian church. Thursday evening next.
Admission cent?,
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10 TO the Lutheran Church, Sixteenth
street, on Thursday and Friday even.
lnss, and enjoy the pretty entertain.
boys. 49, '' " A1ies
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LILY, III Ivy! WIZ fhlHB hl0W1yAt this poInt lagt
mel, 49, "s"e' - 'uo cuatl'
The Board Of Public Works had three men M
wharf Yesterday. f'''''D Nv W ' 'ue
The city street department should MI I'm tho
ioies they dug 10 the lower end OF the wharf
iast summer. Two teams stalled there yester.
ny @na mad great diflculty In getting out.
a INS Elaine Tor P!t,sburg a. a. m. was the
inr Sust OUT Andes passed up
ersburg at p. m. - . = 'o' a. x =
c, To-day the Keystone State will mass down far
H Ganeiunaii az q. m.-The Courier Is due 10
ieaSe ior parkersbprg at IL $50 a. m.--The IIud.
: oue uE rom Cincinnati for Pituhureh at
uzual, VA" '' w W. ~ 1na OUT Us
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Cresap's Old Grove-twenty miles
down the riyer-is the most desirable
for picnic parties. r Cheap excursion
ratea 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. 5;&sS} q
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GRAND STEEEorTlcoS EXHIBITION will
b be given this (ruesday) evening, corner
Twelfth and Market streets at $3.50
o'clock. Bring the ladies.
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Mark Lnno prlcna.

n. L I,SdSi. June e.The Marx Lane Erpress In
English wheat Is dull aud lover Sales Of EnsiIIsh
W. %ae A. for The past week were 81 Iii 1uaIcrs nj
AZ q, !oo. against 1862 quarters q; as 81 durinr
Tue corresponding week last year. 1"'4
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Marble md Granite,

II You intend erecting q Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial Of any kind
and want irst.class work and low prices,
call at Office Of L. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, l205 Market street,
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WASHINGTON, D. c., June 9.-Fol
West Virginia and Western Pennsyl
vania, showers; stationary temperature,
southerly winds.
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Go TO Dairy Maids Carnival at En-.
slish Lutheran Church, on Thursday
and Friday evenings.
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VIZ pay cash for our goods. Come and
sec the indDeemepts we can offer you in
Watches, Diamonds and oil kinds Of
Jewelry. WHEAT 4 HANCHsh,
~ 49, 1881 Market street.
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United Society, Of Christian Endeavor, s

United Society Of Christian Endeavor, St.
VI Louis, No. l'E
The Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad for this
occasion will sell tickets from all points
Or its western divisions to st. Louis,
Mo-, and return, at the low rate Of one
iare Tor the round trip, June 10th and
ilth, good for return passage until June
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At EmsheimePs.
!. Choice Zephyr Ginghams csc.
absolutely fast black Oreandies 124,
to Soc. -s'Ssss-,-t
Elegant Balbriggan Shirts at SOC.
Fast black Ladies' Hose, ssamlecs, a.
loo and up. ~ ~ ~
75c Corsets at SOC.
81 90 Corsets at 75c. SIX
81 50 Corsets at 81 90.
the city. -
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DAIRY MAIDS CARNIVAL, at English
Lutheran Church, on Thursday and Fri.
day evenings, will DO novel and at.
tractive entertainment. Admission rs
cents.