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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-17
DIED..


LENNON Thursday, July 10. 1921, at .
Lennon. aged month and "a days.
Funeral from residence Of parents. No. 70
South York street. this tFriday) morning At
o'clock Intermeut private.
JFPSON-On Wednesday. July i5th. 1891. AZ
Parkcrsburg, W. Va, JAMES JEPsOs. aged ~
years.
Funeral from his late residences. 1911 Woods
street, Friday morning atS:sO o'clock. Requiem
mass a. the Cathedral az . o'clock. InterneEt
1T nj Calvary cemetery. Friends OF the fam
lily gre respectfully invited TO attend. Special
motor will leave the city ~ ten O'Clock 70 ac-
conmoda.e friends.
sHALLCROsS-On Thursday, July ICih. 1891,
At o'clock p. m. THOMAS j. SHALLoRoss. Sr.,
aged q years
Funeral notice hereafter.
RAsEL-wednesday morning. July IS. 1891,
az - o'clock, NINA r.. only child OF Henry
T.. aud Louisa w. Rasel. aged year. 10 months
and - days
Funeral services 81 resldencs u parents. No.
2s2I Main street. on Friday nftsrno5n, At tao
O'Clock FfieEds Of family Invited 10 attend i.
lntermeni at III. Zion cemsterY.
cARPENTgR-on Thursday morning a, .
aged o. years. days.
Funeral from his late residences. corner
Fourth and Madison streets. Saturday morning
II 10 O'Clock FRIENDS invited to Aite1d. Inter
mert at Greenwood.
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SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Plthily Told

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Plthny Told
TEE Turner's took in sl6O at the Park
entrance on Thursday.
TUE Printers Union will give picnic on
the State Fair Grounds on the 18th.
Mary Moore, for being intoxicated, was
gathered in by the police yesterday
THREE deeds OF trust were admitted to
record I'm Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
TIE work of filling in the old channel OF
twells run at the Chapline street
c2e is almost finished.
,msr HEALY has ordered the Island
rec into the shops Of Donaldson, Lewis "
Co.. for repainting and repairs.
MR. AUG. KNOXE's new two story frame
dwelling on Jacob street, below Thlrty-
ninth, is nearly ready for occupancy.
The Silver Spur Fishing Club is enjoy
ing life hugely in camp near Marietta.
.hcv are catching q fine lot Of big fish.
n.R,r. the caterer, donated to the Hos
rtl. Home for Aged Women, st. Johns
Hu,ac and Orphans Home, three gallons OF
..c cream each
~. II. SCHoENEsfANN is erecting two
story frame dwelling on Beuevlew Avenue
% the head of Thirty-eighth street, when
IS almost completed.
A CIRCULAR was received at police head
quarters Yesterday morning containing a
list of jewelry and triukets that had been
stolen from the Palmer House, Chlcago,
several days ago.
ATTENTION is called to On advertisement
in another column concerning the Simpson
NJ. Z. Church rally. Some very eminent
colored divines are to take part IN the sun
day services.
THERE were several cases IN Fotlee
Court, before acting Judge Jepson, yeSter,-
day morning. Joseph Smith ana rOi,
Glass were up as disOrderlieS. smith was
dismissed, but Glass got 81 and costs: I'd;
Smith, for insulting women, got Slu anu
costs
THE remains of the late James Jepson
were brought to the city yesterday, accom- %,
panied by Mrs. Jepson. The funeral VIII
take place this morning from the FAMILY
residence, No. 1911 Wood street, anu re-
QUEEN mass will be said at St. Joseph 5
Cathedral 1t o'clock.
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They VIII Discuss It.

PARIS, July 16.-In the Chamber Of
Deputies to-day M. Laura, Boulangist
Deputy, revived the question OF the AL
sace-Lorraine passport regulations by
interpellating the government as to the
manner in which the passport regula-
tions were enforced.
NJ. Ribot, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
wishing to shelve the question, declared
that nothing had occurred to warrant
an explanation.
NJ. Laura, however, resumed with a
violent attack upon the German regu-
lations.
There was great excitement when the
result OF the vote was announced and
declared to be in favor OF discussing
the Interpolation by 2s6 to 203. This
result was due TO coalition OF the
Right, the Bouangists and the Radicals
against the Cabinet.
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Rate to the G. A. X. Enoampment.

KANSAS, CITY, July 1.-THE Trans
Missouri passenger Association ycSter-
day adjourned its regular monthly meet
ing. Outside of routine affairs the only
important subjects considered were the
rate TO the g. A. X. Encampmcnt at De-
troit and the home-Seekers or harvest
excursions. IL was unanimously voted
TO give rate Of one fare and a third TO
visitors Of the G. A. Z. EncampDent,
subject TO approval by the western Pas
senger Association. The matter OF re-
viving the old harvest excursions caused
big wrangle All but one road favor
ed the plan, but that one road
held out against it, finally, however,
agreeing TO leave the matter for decision
in he hands OF Chairman Smith. The
chairman is known TO De hostile to the
plan.
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BE ON TIME.
Tomorrow is the Opening Day, and at
O'clock Promptly the Great Philadel-
Phia Fire Sale Begins.

Tomorrow Is the Opening Day, and at
O'Clock Promptly the Great Philadel-
phia Fire Sale Begins.
Owing to the heroic efforts Of the
brave tiremen at the late Philadelphia
fire of very recent date, of which
some papers gave full account, where
the front part on only five entire floors
Of one of the largest manufacturing
clothiers of that city was ablaze, over
$4,000 worth of fine clothing was
saved and untouched, consisting of
mems, boys and chidren's suits and
pantaloons, and the entire stock
has been ordered by the insurance
authorities TO be removed TO Wheeling,
w. Va, and the monstrouS building,
No. 1l15 Main street, Arbenz & Co.'s
old stand, has been rented at an enor-
nous expense for the great fire insur-
ance sale of clothing. As all goods are
appraised at 331S cents on the dollar,
the wonderful sale will enable the peo
pie of this city and surrounding country
to buy their clothing for almost nothing,
As the entire stock must be sold
in five days and turned into
cash money to effect an immediate
settlement Of insurance policies. Now
is your chance to secure spring and fall
clothing at your own prices. Here's
how they'll 90: Mems heavy working
pants, GS cents; worth S1.75. Much
better quality for 9S cents; worth 80.
Atwood pants, S1.9s. warranted not TO
rip or tear; worth $3.50 Just think of
it S3.4 buys mems suit, all to match,
plaid or stripe; worth IS. S4.1S buys
much better quality getaways or
sacks; worth S11. 81 buys a
fine dress suit: worth in other
stores $500. Remember your boys.
We have suits for them for IS cents
worth $500, Sis for boys pleated
School Suits worth $3.50, Knee Pants
AZ cents worth $3.50, Knee Pants the
< best made for 1G cents per pair, and
many other such bargains. Do not
Judge quality of goods by low prices, as
this is a Fire Insurance sale and the
entire stock is bound TO be sold regard
less of value. Look for large sign
which reads 1.-THE Great Philadelphia
Fire Sale Of Clothing" No. Ills Main
street, Arbenz & Co. s old stand. Store
keeps open till at night, Saturdays
till IL o'clock. Private sale. No auc-
tiOn
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BOARD OF REGENTS.
A Meeting Held Last Night at the Hotel
Windsor.


The Board of Regents of the State
Normal Schools held meeting last
night at the Hotel Windsor. The meet
ing was to have been held in the after
noon, but it was postponed on account
of the nOn-arrival of State Superinten-
dent b. 5. Morgan. During the after
noon the members of the Board went
out to the park, and spent few hours
at that pleasant resort. Prof. Morgan
arrived about $3.50 o'clock.
The following gentlemen were pres
ent at the meeting last night, which
continued from 9:15 o'clock until after
midnight: President er-o1icio. B.
$. Morgan; Hon. 7. S. Riley, of the
First district; H. L. Snyder, of
SheperdStOwn, of the Second district; j.
II. Miller, of Hinton, of the Third dis
trict, and Hon. Rankin Wiley, Jr., OF
the Fourth district. Considerable rou
tine business was transacted ct the
meeting. The Board agreed to re-elect
the teachers in all the schools except
Fairmont and ShepherdStown. Prof.
elected for the West Liberty school,
and teachers were appointed for Con-
cord, Marshall College and Chenille.
Another session Of the Board will be
held this morning, and it is expected
that the business will be finished by
noon. One of the most important mat
tiers to come up for consideration to-day
will be the selection of site for the
new school at FairmOnt, and it is prob
able that the Board will leave for that
point this afternoon. The appoint
ment of the Shepherdstown and Fair
mont teachers, aud considerable routine
business viii also come up.
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Dock Lahorers, GRIEVANCES.

LONDON, July 16.-At the session to-
day of Committee "a" of the Royal La
Dor Commission, Mr.. Hubbard, chair
man of the committee, governing five
of the largest docks and employing
nearly ten thousand men, was ex-
amined. Mr.. Hubbard said that SO
per cent. of the work done on these
docks was piece work, and that the
average weekly wages paid was 30s Cd.
The remaining Al per cent, he said, was
done by days work, for which the aver
age wages paid was 25s sd. He added
that the only departure from the agree
ment made with the Dock Laborers'
union was that arising from the
dock laborers' representative refusing
to allow unionists to work with non
unionists, Finally the committee gave
notice to the union that in the future it
would not allow the walking delegates
admission into the docks. There was
no black-listing, though the men were
grossly misconducting themselves
through their refusal to work.
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The Deputies Charged with Murder.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 16.-lDepdSy'
United States Marshals Brded10ve,
Coats, Grether, Gurrie and Mendenhall,
who were arrested for the murder OF
Seaman Brown of Charleston, were be-
fore the coroner's jury yesterday and
were fully identified as the persons who
committed the assault on the sailors
from the Charleston. The evidence pro-
cured by the prosecuting attorney shows
that the sailors were on their way 10
the ship at the time the assault was
made upon them, having already secur-
ed boatmen to ferry them over. Deputy
Webb, one of the assaulting party, has
not been found, and it is surmised that
he and Gillespie, q by-stander who as
sisted the deputies, have crossed the
Mexican line.
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passed through the city yesterday on his
way to Pittsburg. The Doctor is on ardent
Democrat, and although warm personal
friend of Neal, Campbell's opponent,
blames him for not appearing in the con-
vention and endorsing the nominee.
A party of young people from Parkers-
burg, chaperoned by Mrs. G. B. Smith,
and composed of the following: Misses
Kate Smith, Julia Smith, Blanche Little,
and Messrs. George Pnoble, Ed. Wood
ward and Will Nelly, went up to Pittsburg
on the Andes yesterday morning.
Among the arrivals at the New ST.
Charles yesterday were the following:
VIM. Koeth. Of New York; Alfred Print,
of Cleveland; ]. r. Donly, of Pittsburg;
Ed. Ashmore and Miss G. Hall, of Wash
ington, Pa; F. w. Schrader, of Sioux
City, Ia; Harry and Ed. Dennis, of Cam
erOn.
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DEATH OF COL. T. P. sHALLoRoss.
A Sketch of an Old and Respected Citi-
zen of Wheeliog.


Col. Thomas p. Shallcross died at his
residence on Ninth street at 6 o'clock
last evening. Col. Shallcross fer the
past year or two was not enjoying the
best of health, but his indomitable will
kept him out of bed, but since the death
of his wife, six months ago TO the exact
day, he failed rapidly. The Coionefs
complaint was a complication OF dis
eases, of which rheumatism worked the
worst ravageS. His death while not I'M
expected is none The less shock to his
many friends. Col. Shallcross since his
location in this city in 1887, has been
more or less prominent in public affairs,
and a useful and influential citizen in
the community, filing many offices OF
trust in the gift of his fellow townsmen.
He was born in Frankfort, Philadel-
phia county, Pa, April 80, 1878.
After his marriage he located in
Wheeling in 1887, and followed
the auctioneer business for sew
eral years. In 1S49 he was elected
City Sergeant, but resigned that office
in the same year TO accept a position IN
the special service of the Postoflice De-
partment. In this work Col. Shallcross
achieved remarkable success, some Of
the knottieSt problems, which had puz-
zed all other detectives in the service
being unraveled by him. 1t was his
pronounced ability in this lh4e OF work
that kept him in the service for over
forty yeart, the mutations Of
time and the politics OF the
different administrations never Affect
ing HIM. In fact the PostOffice Depart
ment could not get along without him.
In his capacity in ferreting out the
frauds in the mail service, he was
known from Maine to California, and
from the Lakes to the Gulf.
In 1853 he established with William
D. Terry the Wheeling Omnibus and
Transfer Company. In the latter part
of the CO.'S Mr.. Terry went West, the
partnership being dissolved. Mr.. Shall
cross, however, kept up the business, and
at the time of his death conducted I
at the corner of Ninth and Market
streets.
In politics he was a consistent and ar
dent Democrat and was ever ready to
obey his party's beheSts and sacrifice
his personal interests for the good Of
the cause.
1t is singular that his death occurred
just six months after his wife, almost to
the hour. Since her death, as has been
intimated, the Colonel's health, which
has never been robust OF late
years, began to fail rapidly, and
when he was finally compelled TO take
to his bed he realized that he had run
his course.
Of his twelve children seven survive
him, as follows: Henry c., Thomas P,
Jr., Alfred P. and Salie B., of this city;
Elwood W., of Philadelphia; William
D., of Leavenworth, Kas., and Mrs. G..
". Cowan, of Warrington, W. Va.
Though no definite arrangements
have been made as to the time Of the
funeral it is intimated that it will occur
on Sunday.
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Whether You Travel by Land or Sea

You need medicinal safeguard. Changes o.
climate or tsmperatuEe. brackish water, unusual
diet. draughts from open windows that sH-ly
passengers will not close-all these breed ail-
Inents against which the suFest protection Is
Uostetter's stomach Bitters, finest OF medicinal
fortifers. Sea sickness. land nausea, are
promptly counterscted by this agreeable cor,
receive, which is also capital defense against
malaria. the effects Of tropical or chilly tenn
perature. damp and exposure. Persons Of sed-
sntary pursuits mill operatives mariners. min
ers. engineers, frontiersnen. persons OF every
calling involving mental fatigue. excessive bod
ilV effort and liability 10 unhealthfu Influences
~ anv sort. regard IL IS sn Incompatible safes
cua-d Binousness. constipation. dyspepsise
rheumatism. sick headache end kidney trouble
are efFectually su0Aued By the great alterStiv-
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Base Ball Notes.

The Howley Town Growers challenge
the McLaughlin's for game Sunday
afternoon, July 10Th, on the Tunnel
green. If accepted answer through this
paper.
The House 81 Hermann Base Ball
clud will play the Washington, Pa,
club on the College grounds, Saturday,
July is; and ShamrOcks on Tunnel
Green Sunday at o'clock sharp.
The East End Stars would like TO
hear from the White Oaks for game of
ball on the Peninsula ground Sunday
morning at $50. If accepted answer
through this paper.
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To Repair the Stairway.

There was a joint session last night
OF the Committee on Court House and
Jail OF the County Commissioners and
the Council Committee on Real Estate
to consider the remodelling or strength
ening of the main stairway at the Court
house. 1t was found the work
could be done for about 5000, and it was
voted that the committees 60 ahead
with the work. The idea is TO remove
the strain against the wall from the
stairs as they now exist, and to sup
port the stairs largely by pillars.
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asclipious 1lotircs.

SIMPSoS N. f. COSGREGATfoy WILL
- make another rally On the rev church Sun
Cay, July 18th. Devotional services Will con-
mence 81 e.5) q. n. an continue al day. Rev.
Isaac L. Thomas. pastor Of Centennial Church,
baltimore, Ma. and one OF "a. able men Of the
Washington Conference. viii be In the city aud
preach morning and evening Rev. II. VI. sim
N ns. pastor Of Martins Ferry " = Church.
viii preach In the afternoon. Friends Of the
new church enterprise are Invited % rally 90
the standard. We BROOKS.
fVf1f
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Married at Squire Ankles.

Yesterday afternoon at o'clock JOS.
Fached, widower, and Mrs. Josephine
Binder, OF Natronia, Pa, called at the
Office of Justice Geo. Arkle and said
they desired TO be married. Rev. DIR.
w. ii. Cooke, pastor of the First Pres
byterian church, was called in and tied
the knot.
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THE NEWS OF TEE DAY.
The Babies. Rnsh-

During yesterday Plummer's Gallery
was crowded with babies, and at the
closing hour 1t was found that the pic
lures OF $40 babies had been taken,
breaking the record of Wednesday of
294 pictures of babies. To-dayis Old
Folks day.
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

A full line of serges. DraPe D'Etes and
ChevfOts. Just suited for the hot weather.
which will be made mp frst-clsss at rea-
sonable prices
IN stock-The celebrated Pride of the
West Night shirts and full assortment Of
cheviot, sateens and Flannel shirts
t. HESS q SONS,
ls2I and 1923 Market street.
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Father Kearney Dead.

PITTsBURG, PA, July 16.-Rev.
Father Jerome Kearney. OF st. Bridgets
Roman Catholic Church, and one Of the
best known priests in this Diocese, died
this evening OF an affection OF the
throat. Fgther Kearney was 81 years
OF age.
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Imnortant Announcement.

The managers of the great Philadel-
phia Fire Sale of Clothing, No. lll5
Main street, Arbenz IL Co.'S old stand,
which opens Saturday morning july Is.
wish TO announce TO those persons re-
siding in Benwood, Martins Ferry,
Bridgeport, Belaire, Moundsville, ST.
ClairSville, Mt. Pleasant, Cadiz, Harris
vile. West Alexander, West Liberty,
Elm Grove. Cameron. and all surround
ing towns that their car fares will be
Maid
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A Family Fight.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 1G.-On the
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago
passenger train south bound this after
noon, a fight occurred near Greencastle,
Ind, between the Bass and Tow FAM
lilies and their friends, all OF Mitchell,
Ind. The two parties had been at In
dianapois.
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LOUISVILLE, KY. Jnly i6--Near Col
umbia, Ky, to-day. Tyler Grant, from
ambush, shot and killed Tyler German.
Gran. i In tail
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will Be received % The City
Clerks ofice up until Thursday. July "a. a. .
O'Clock y. n. for the construction cf an engine
house for yigilant No. z. on premises. North
Nalr street. Wheeling. W. Va Plans and SPEC
incafions can BE- seen 10 City Cierk's once ~
20 that date COMMITTEES reserves ile flghi 70
r-ject any or ali bids Bits - b. addressed 70
Fred Happy, Chairman % COMMITTEES on fire
Department. marked proposals ~. neilainx
Vfrfient eessus house " H. FEE.
jyI3wEDaFEf Clerk Of Fife Department
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TRY the new ICE DRINK |!
Pineapple Gem,
Ar
McLATNS' FOUNTAIN.
DEMOVAL.
The Wheeling Mining and Manu-
facturipg COmpany

IN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK or THE
i County Court OF Ohio county, State OF "est
Virginia:
Ia the matter OF the probate Of the last WIN
an testament OF Henry Wiodebuscb, deceased.
This 10Th day Of July. 1891, Frances Jane
Wicdebusch fled her petition asking for The
probate OF the last will and testament OF Henry
Wledebusch. deceased, aud y Appearing BY sah
petition aud an afldayit filed Herewith tDAt
Caroline Meyers and Frank Meyers, her hns-
baud. Minnie Blum and Philip Blum. her bur
band sophia Cheshire aud George Cheshire. her
husband. Charles Rcce. surviving husband on
Nargaretta Rode. deceased. and the infant chill
drrn Of laid AatRafetta Rode. whose names are
unknown. are non-r, sidents OF the state u
West Yirginis; IL a therefore ordered that SAID
pbrsons and all others who may be Interested
DO appear here within one month after the trst
publication hereof and DO what - necessary 10
protect their Interests In this matter.
Wltnefs the signature OF the Clerk OF said
Court this 18th day Of July. 1921.
GEORGE HOOK, Clerk.
published the FIRST time July H. itpl
DENNIS O'KExTFz. Attorney for Petitioner.
lyl7oswi
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ITO PRINTERs-FOR sALE-Two ROLLER
l. Moulds, one 3 inches In diameter and "
inches long; one feet long and 2A inches In
diameter. Also set OF chains and shafts FOR
connecting folders with cylinder presses. APP
ply at this office. le2jh
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NOR RENT-A LARGE BUSINESS ROOM,
A now being constructed, fronting 81 feet on
Main street and thu same on Market Square,
aud go feet on Tenth street II II cannot DO
rented ms u whole IL will be divided TO suit ten
ants The cellar and the second story each be.
ing 200 by 81 feet, are also for rent. Enquire OF
JAS. l.. HAWLEY. li2O Main street. le3i
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DOR RENT-FARM CONTAINING rs Acres;
IL good land for gardening aud farming pur-
poses on Caldwells Run six miles from Wheel
Ing; good dwelling house aud outbuildings; two
orchards and all kinds OF small fruits, excellent
well. For further particulars apply 20 the
owner on the premises. WIDOW LOhMAN.
iySb
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MArrLAsp. BAlsipess. -
Mount Vernon institute.

Ms. Jrlts r. TcTwILEE End srs AssE CA
BELf RCsr. Prirciy1 . Boarding. aud Day
school Tor Ycerg LAfies sbd Little CHS.
B5ardisg Purfl. limited 70 twenty. stg1tn ts
p-rrared Tor college. tylofD
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E,0R RENT - ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
II rooms corner Main and Tenth SITS. je2ob
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DOR SALE-STRoNG. HEAVY. PINE Boxes
IL suitable for packing heavy machinery or
weighty goods. Apply at this office. ieS7h
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nor SALE-SHELVE, IN GOOD con
Il dition, cheap. NESBlTr n DEVINE, 100
Market street 1ellh
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NOR RENT-oFFICE LATELY OCCUPIED
Il by Professor Epgle, No. ll3S Chapline 81.
Enquire OF WM. l.. MoPHAlL, 1906 Market 81.
tp0h
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NOTICE
FOR SALE.
Some Choice Secondhand Furniture,

Almost New. Also about % OF 30 yards Of In
grain Carpet, two Mattresses and Bedding. The
furniture is OF the best quality and must be
sold nj once for cash. Parties desiring 70 ex-
anime the goods can do so by calling at once at
the Office Of Rolf 4 Harvey. 1914 Market Street.
Telephone 500. 7. l.. HARVEY,
jyl7e&dh Trustee
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XNyANTED-PARTNER IN A LIVERY. DO
w ing good business, in this city. For
further Information address Box No. lsS. iyl6s
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VNANTED-To BOARD IN COUNTRY BY
w lady and three children. Address
ARCHITECT LEINER, No. Il Twenty-four,h
Street. City. lylcs