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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1891-05-01
TUESDAY. MAY 26th. 1891
EXECUTORS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned, executors of the last will
and testament of Robert Gilkey, deed, late
OF Siipperyrock Twp. Butler Co, Pa by
virtue OF an order OF the Orphans Court Of
SAID county, Will expose 10 public sale, on
the premises in Siipperyrock Twp, Butler
Co., Pa, at o'clock 7. IN. of
TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1891,
the following d, scrib,d property of one hun
dTed and eight (leS) acres. more ur l,ss, and
bounded as follows: On the olta by lands
of III. +. kiskadden and heirs Of John T.
Bard, east by lands of c. McCaLdless and
Adam Stillwagon, south by lands of Alex
Black and heirs of Vim. Hines, and west by
lands Of VIM. Clark. 4 good frame house
thereon erected; a good orchard, and good
standing spring water on the farm all the
time.
TERMS OF SALE Ono-third of pur.
chase money On confirmation of sale by the
Court, ana the balance in two equal annual
payments with interest, and secured by bond
and mortgage. RoBERT BARRON,
ELIZABETH GILKEY,
Ex'rs OF Rob't Gilkey, decd
Lev. McQuistion, atty.
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EMBRACE THE OPPORTUNITY
Time Is Precious.
Never mind the picture. Go at
o.ce and see IluseIton's
new and attractive
styles in Footwear.

We know that q good article which
L L l.
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Welded 10 HER IDOLS.

M. cItv He.eleets all Her OHleers and the
Council 10 Largely Democratic rig
urea forit
The result Of yesterdays election for
Council and city officials was rather a
disappointment than a surprise. There
was reason to hope, but not much TO
believe, that II would come out other
wise. It Is idle TO ask, what didit? To
this query there can be but one response,
Votes. In the Sixth ward, the banner
Democratic precinct, the Republican
candidate for City Sergeant, John q.
Deyine, developed q strength amazing
10 all not familiar with the circum'
stances, while in the Seventh, once the
banner Republican precinct, the WORK
Of popular deputy aergeants told, and
Delbrupve about held" his own on the
average. Two years ago, though, ne
had a majority In the Seventh ward
over Ingram Of Is.
Mayor O. w. seabright, Democrat
was reelected Mayor over ]. A. Dun
ming, the Council shows eighteen Demo
cratic majority on joint ballot, and the
only thing the Republicans succeeded IN
doing was electing q good wharfmaster
The election at all the polls passed OF
Quietly and in an orderly manner
though greater interest was never shown
| In the city In any contest, municipal
general or national. The Vicinity OF thu
Dolls was crowded all day, and q deal o
hard work was done. The vote cast To-
N. w. Beck, Prohibitionist, for Mayor
was strikingly small considering the agt
tation, but for the Other Offices 1t wa
smaller. ~,
Offices In detail:
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BELLAlRR.

All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Yesterday was pay day for the J. G. Gibney
Company employees.
The rain yesterday spoiled tho last Vestige Of
skating for the ooYs here,
Fire wes put under the furnaces Rt Rodeier
BrolherS' glass works yesterday.
A little daughter OF n. L. Tarbott Is seriously
sick at her home III the Sec0nd.ward.
Miss Howell. OF the Fourth ward, left yester.
day for her future home at Vlnita, Indian Ter,
John Long, the lumber man, is loading cord
Wood for the various wheeling mills, down on
Pinch Run.
seyerel BellaIre parties attended, the ball et
brotherhood,
Stone from out the O., L. q W. railroad Is
being used IN large quanntieI on Pultney Bot
tn' !" sJr house building.
Engineer EdwsId Malone, for many years run IN;
ming on the c. & +. railroad, Is dangerously Ill
at his home up the river.
Mrs.. C. H. Dankwerth, OF the Fourth ward,
was called to Indiana, Pa yesterday, her mother
being dangerously sick at the residence OF her
son there.
James Crawford and Miss Jennie stillwelI
were married Of the home OF the brides mother,
In the Fourth ward, by Rev. Mr.. Barr, Wednes'
day hight.
Butter In the Bellaire market Is only twenty.
three cents per pound, and eggs have come
down 10 twenty eight cents perdo Potatoes
still hold up, and retail at thirty.hye cents per
peck.
T. s. Tappan and sons, VIII and Tom, will
leave for Chicago sunday, Miss Kate TAppan,
who has been In Cincinnati for treatment Of
throat trouble, returned yesterday entirely
cured.
Burglars entered the Storeroom Of Charles
Henry through Q back window, and from up.
pParRnces there yesterday, examined everything
In the store, They took the money drawer, con
tanning twenty.elght pennies.
Notwithstanding reports 70 the contrary, all
consignces are allowed fOrty-eight hours 70 IN.
load cars. After this time charge Of 81 per
day Is added. 10 almost every case the demur.
rage has been paid without q word OF com.
plant
Mrs. Kate Duffy died suddenly Wednesday
night, aged sixty.tlvo years. she was In very
good health at supper time. She had never
fully recovered after the loss Of her husband,
who was killed on the B. d o. bridge several
years ago.
The ChautauQua Circle went through the fol.
lowing questions In very credllAble manner
last night; English history, j.. Blackburn;
Engllsh literature, MIS- II. Q. Fatis; Breaking
the VIII, MIS-. 8. Baron; The Theatre In shake
RpeAFeB Time, Miss Annie Faris; Did tho Good
OF England Demand the Death OF Charles the
FirSIfW. G. McClain and G. n. Wyrick. This
meeting was enjoyable as well as interesting.
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ABOUT People.

Strangers In the CITY aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
@. Powell, Of Fairmont, is at the
Behler.
a. Krus, OF sistersyille, is at the
Stamm.
N. A. Brost, of New Msrtinsville, is in
the city.
l. Butcher, of parkersburg, is at the
Hotel Behler.
W. H. Tomlinson, of Point Pleasant,
iI atthe Stamm.
Ell. Smith and niece, Of Pittsburgh,
are at the Windaor.
Mr.. John W. Reed Is home from Bel
mont, W. Va, sick.
Carroll, young son OF W. B. simp-
son, Is dangerously Ill.
LA. Ross, Of Parkersburg, was at the
Hotel Behler yesterday.
Rev. ]. A. Hopkins has returned from
Salem, o., where he preached last Sum
day.
OIL. williams, OF Parkesburg, super
intendent Of bridges Of the Ohio River
road, is In town.
81. Harmon, of Mansfield, O., and L.
]. Shirley, Of Peoria, ILL.,, glass dealers,
are at the Mcclure.
Col. A. ]. Sweeney was taken with q
violent hemorrhage at the nose yesterday
morning and had to retire.
Moses King, Of Boston, is at the Nc
Lure. He Is the proprietor OF kings
Hand Book OF the United States"
4 Mr.. and Mrs. 1. G. Dillon entertained
a party Of friends at drive whist at their
residence on the Island last evening,
j. Glenn Cook, a prominent Balh-
morean, interested in the Moundsville
Land Improvement Company, is in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James.G. Archer, former
we'll known residents oil Bellaire, are Wis.
iting friends In misplace and Wheeling.
-Bellgire IndepeRdenl.
Mr.. Isaiah Warren returned last even:
ing from Flushing, Ohio, and says that
bis daughter, Mrs. o. o. Holloway, who
Is seriously III at that place, was resting
easier.
Al. Carr aud wife, William Glesen-
kamp and daughter, L. Glesenkamp, j.,
and wife, John Glessnkamp, G. d.
swearing6n, I. s. o'Eeil aud wife, John
o'Neil, and Miss Sadie Riley, OF Pitts.
burRh, who came here to attend the
Glesenkamp- Hess wedding, registered ct
the Stamm yesterday.
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J.B. Loughran, ex-Msyor Of North
Des Moines, and the Locust street manu-
facturer Of steam engines and boilers
said: II had a severe attack Of Ia grippe
used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and applied ChRmberlain's Pain Balm e
my breast. These remedies were just
the thing in my case. Ny child had
croupsome years age, and we used Cham,
berlain's Cough Remedy with perfect
success; since then we have never been
without these medicines in our house.
had a cousin who was a printer and
was employed in this city, where they
were printing circulars for Ohamberlain.
He had a deepseated cold and q terrible
cough, and while setting up the copy be
made up his mind to buy bottle. Il
cured bis cough, and that was the frat
time ever knew anything Of Chamber
lain's remedies. l have been strongly
In their favor ever since. My own ex.
perience and that Of my family con-
vinces me that these remedies are the
best In the world. That may be strong
language, but that Is what I think. .
For sale by W. W. Irwin, O. R. Goethe,
j. Klari, o. sChnepi, NJ: W. Heinrich,
John Coleman, w. 2. Williams, @.
Menkemiller spd w. 0. Armbrecht,
nav
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Hur, which 10 laid up with a broken
Shait.-The Courier will pass up for
PittsbuHgh at OPP. m.
GOT DRUNK on MEAT.
Domestic Animals become Intoxicated and
two OF them die.

Domestic Animals become Intoxicated anu
two Of them die.
The hogs, chickens and dog Of Robert
Beavon, living near Martins Ferry, were
on a drunk a few days ago, and two
deaths resulted.
Mr.. Beayon bought a whisky barrel in
Martins Ferry for domestic purposes
and took it home. When he knocked
the head in the smell Of whiskey was
very strong and he noticed somethingin
the bottom Of the barrel which turned
ont To be meat. There were several
pieces Of meat, and II was cut up and fed
10 the dog, pigs and chickens, which had
a bad effect on them. The dog and one
chicken died. The pigs ran around,
staggered, laid down, rolled over and
kicked their feet in the air and squealed
rs never before, and the chickens acted
strangely. Two fell from the roosts that
evening. All Of the animals that had
eaten the meat were drunk.
Beavon was so difgusted with the re-
suit that he would not even use the
barrel and broke 1t up. He was fol
years a hard driuker. He has reformed
and became identified with the Saliva.
ton Army about six years ago, and was
known as "Hallslujah Bob, and did
effective work at reforming others.
Since that time he has led Christian
life and will not enter q saloon with his
best friend. He has no use for intoxi-
cants and will not buy any more whisky
barrals.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.

Stage Of Water and Movements OF Beats
Thp RsSsE ISseEes's.
The river was rising slowly last nigh
With Q feet 8 inches in the channel
The reports from above werei
Morgantown-0 feet 8 inches and ris
ing; weather cloudy and cool
Warren-1 foot 7 inches and falling
weather cloudy and moderate.
BroWnsville-12 feet 8 inches and re
ing; weather cloudy and cool.
The Il. K. Bedford left the wharf fol
Pittsburgh at s q. m. yesterday, THE
Courier got away Tor earkerSburg at
ll:SO q. m.-Th6 Hudson passed down
for Cincinnati at $3.50 p. m.-The Key
stone State passed up for Pittsburgh at
midniRhk-The Liberty and Phillips
were In and out on time.
To-day the Congo will pass up for
PittsburRh at noon, She has two hun.
dred tons Of pig Iron on board for the
Whitaker iron Torks.-There will be no
CINCINNATI packet to.day.-The Matt F.
Allen will leave for ParkeIsbuIg Of II $50
a. M, running in the trade Of the Ben
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WAS JOHN COSNBRs.
The Capture Made by 0mcer DOnnOlly Yes
terday Morning Good one.

toFuuI morning u Ouou Ohus
The arrest Of q man by Officer Don.
nelly yesterday morning while he and
two others we're engaged in breaking in.
to the building of the Chicago Dressed
Beef Company, in the Filth ward, prov.
ed to be a more important catch than
was suspected by the officer at first.
After the man had been in the lookup
some time Officer Barney Moran went
in TO look at him, and at once recognized
him as John Conners, the notorious old
time crook, well known all over the
country.
At fifss Corners denied his identity,
butatter while he confessed that Barney
was right. Yesterday morning Conners
asked 10 see Hugh Harrison, who ls bis
brother-in law, and Ex.Prosecuting At
torney Jordan, who was in Office when
Corners was convicted Of burglary In
1880, at once pronounced him the right
man, as did also Squire W. II. Davis
when Conners was arraigned before him
later. Squire Davis was jailer at the
time Conners, VINO was under sentence
| W u6 GUuuu6u IL VIC R1nAbSGsAs'eJ 80
five years for entering and robbing the
residence Of Frank Simpson, in East
Wheeling, escaped from the county Jail.
When Corners was taken before
SQUIRE Davis, the justice greeted him
with much pleasure 40 On old friend,
and sent him to Jail in default OF 81 zoo
bail as fugitive from justice. II bis
identity is fully established, as now
seems assured, he will have to go To
Moundsyille and do his FIVE years.
It has been but few weeks since 9
great many people recognized ConneI't
face in q portrait printed in the Cinctn'
natl newspapers, Of a crook caught there
but he is still In jail in Cincinnati, and
his picture did not even remotely re-
semble Corners, who Is much oldel
man.
II is very probable that the several
former burglaries at the Wheeling bee
house weFs committed BY Corners and
hIg gang.
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MARTINS FERRY.


Weddipgs-social, Personal and General
Local Notes.
Three hundred dollars 70 loan for one year
address boz %, Martins Ferry. o.
Wins, Dllworth, formerly OF Martins Ferry,
Is now In the grocery business at Denver, Col.
Reserved seats for Charles F. UndeIhill, TIT
monologue artiIt(Y. N. @. A. sories) will be put
on sale 10 day ats q. m.
Mr.. Peter MelsenheldCr and Miss Rebecca
Watson were quietly married on Tuesday even
ing by Rev. l, s. Winters, pastor o. the II, Z
church. Both are well and tayorably known.
The Grocers' Protective Association met or
"wednesday night and decided 70 have "stAR'
BANQUET In connection with the meeting OF
February 4, Mr.. George Reece 70 get II up. The
t0lIoWiSE officers were elected: President J
ssss14S fs RGSSsa treasurer aSs
Ulem McCabe. The association now number
about twenty-five members.
A QUIET wedding took plaza Wednesday even
Ing u thP residence Of Nj. and MrS. Thomas N
Robbins, III the Garden spot. Tho contracting
parties were Mr.. William r. Andrews and Mis-
MollIe Leslie, Of GAINESVILLE, q sister Of Mrs
Robbins. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. @. N. Conway, formerly pastor Of the hAp
list church, who left yesterday for Union City
Pa. The newly married couple Will go 4
housekeeping on Fourth street.
Capt. and Mrs. L. W. Inglebright entertained
the members Of tho Social CLUB and Arcadtat
club NJ their spacious home on SOuth FOurtt
street on Wednesday evening. The former clul
Il composed OF married people and about 4e
half OF the members Of The latter are married
The affair was Que OF the most enjoyable SOCiR
events Of the season. Capt and Mrs. lngle
bright were gracefully assisted by their dAIgh
/ ter, Miss Ella, aud entertained Ina charming
manner. The residence was most handsomely
adorned with large variety OF ported plant
aud flowers, while OoWls Of roses gave perfume
10 the beautiful rooms. ApleaSant feature was
the presentation " Mr. and Mrs Barry wcther
aid OF neat memorial tied with sliken ribbon,
appreclalive OF their social qualities and regret
full OF their departure. Nj. and Mn, WetheralC
are members OF the ArCadian and left yesterda!
for FindlAy, their future home.
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BRlDGGrURR.
water works. uaers.. weddlns-Por.
...t 40.

wator woFkS-Taasrs.. weddlng-POr'
sonai, etc.
Hon. Ross j. Alexander Is confined to hi
come by an attack OF illness.
Drice Coleman, a former resident Of this place
now located In the South, Is visiting friends
here.
DR.. Van Wagner, who sustained pSintul and
severe injuries by being kicked BY runaway
pony recently, is getting along nicely, but stu
suffers great deal OF pain,
Mrs. sc. Dunleyoy gave an afternoon luncheon
TO her lady friends ut net home yesterday after:
noon. About twenty ladies' were present and
spent tho afternoon most pleasantly.
Mr.. Dick Bailey and Miss Ella White, daughter
Of Benjamin While, were married. Of the brides
home iIear ColerAln at seven O'Clock LAST even
Ing. Several Of Dicks Bridgeport friends were
present.
Mr.. G. E. Coon, Of the firm Of VS.. Coon &
Son, OF sauduSky, Is here looking over the
ground preparatory to meeting the Council
and submitting plans and offering 10 contract
for the building Of O water works plant.
Miss Birdie Williams, who died OF consump.
ton At her home Two miles west Of town on
Monday, was buried At Weeks cemetery yettet'
day. lev C. .. Hayes preached the funeral ser
non az her late home at two O'Clock. Miss
Williams leaves q large circle oil friends to
mourn her loss.
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Matters Of Minor Moment In and Aboui
the CITY.
eve have all been there before, many
time."
The rails for the street car tracks across
the new back river bridge have arrived
from YOUNGSTOWN, and were being put
down yesterday.
THE second hop to be given by the
Linsly cadets at their armcry hall will
take place on Friday evening, January
80, and not on February 8, as has been
announced.
A PARROT the nail machines are of at
the LaBeile Iron Works on account OF
the shortness of plate, caused by some
Of the furnaces being laid of to change
TO the Smith patent furnace.
JOHN WALFoRD was yesterday ap.
pointed administrator de b0niS non, with
the will annexed, Of Samuel Hughes,
deceased, and gave bond in 5000 with
Ismep Boycott and Joseph Hudson as
sureies.
KEY. F. N. LYNCH, pastor Of the
Chapline street ii. Z. church, will de-
liver Prohibition lecture at the First
Baptist church in Charleston some time
next week. His subject will be 1.-THE
Problem Of the Ages"
IT is probable that Rev. ]. 1. Parsons,
the noted evangelist, who is holding
such successful meetings OF the Disciples
church at Bellaire, will hold meeings
mere at the Disciples church. BE ID q
fluent and interesting talker.
CLERx Hook yesterday admitted to
record the papers and final decree in the
case Of the Terminal Railway Company
20. the Norway Tack Factory, which has
the effect OF q deed to the railway COM
pany for the tack factory site.
TnE Bellaire Independent is informed
that Mr.. Anton Reymann is, With his
accustomed liberality, preparing a hne
Home for the Aged OF Mt. Bsllevlewl
east OF Wheeling, while the West Viz
pinia Home for Aged and Friendlesf
Women, on Thirteenth street, has been
IN successful operation for some time
tAaok
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Notwithstanding reports TO tho contrary, all
conignCes are allowed forty-eiGht hours % IN.
day Is added. Ia almost every case the demur.
rage has been paid without q word OF com.
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IVUAL BhhyTrlLS.

Matters of Minor Moment In and About
the City.
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VIENNA BREAD ct the Wheeling Bak.
cry is best for family use.
AFataI Mistake.

Physicians make no more fatal mis-
take than when they inform patients
that nervous heart troubles come from
the stomach and are Of little conse,
quence. Dr.. franklin Miles, the noted
Indiana specialist, has proven the con.
trary in his new book on "Heart Dis,
ease" which may be had free at the
Logan Drug Co.'s, who guarantees and
recommends DR., Miles unequaled New
Heart Cure, which has the largest sale
Of any heart remedy In the world. II
cures nervous and organic heart disease,
short breath, fluttering, pain or tender.
ness in the side, arm orshoulder, irregu.
lar pulse, faintipg, ,sme..aering, dropsy,
etc. Els Restorative Nervine cpre6
headache, fits, etc. TTHs6W.2
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ANOTHER ROBBERY.
A North End salpon Catered and Robbed
Early last Night.

A North End Saloon Entered and ROBBED
Early last Night.
Last night; the saloon Of John G.
Kline, at $40 Main street, was entered
by thief and robbed. The saloon was
not open, it being the evening OF cleo.
ton day, but the barkeeper was in about
0 o'clock to see that gil yag right. Re
found everything as it should be, and
left. A little before II o'clock q man
passing noticed the front door ajar, and
thought he would 60 in and get drink.
He found nobody in the place, and all
the doors standing open. He raised an
alarm, and the proprietor and barkeeper
were called,
II was found that thief had gained
an entrance by way Of the back door,
taken all the money there was In the
till, about $40, and a bottle Of whisky,
and let himself ont the front door. No
clue was left to his identity. The police
were informed, but up to midnight
nothing had developed,
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First Braneh-o'Kane, 500; Morris
400; Cartwright, 10
Second Branch-Hadlich, 400; Jepson
SIS; Capps, 49S; Richards, 432; Buck
ner. $40; Wheat, 402; Mossburg, 10
RAIDER, o; VIM. Mossburg TO- Stone, i
Long, /.
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Rnneral Of MIS-. a. Rody.

The funeral Of Mrs. a. Rody, whose
death was poted In the IHTELLIeRNoRR
occurred yesterday at O a. ~, the ser
vices being held in the Cathedral. Rev
Monsignor Sullivan officiated, and pro.
nounced an eloquent and beautiful
eulogy on the character OF the deceased,
After solemn requiem mass, Mrs. Whit
aker sang a solo, "Asleep in Jesus,
Blessed steep.u The attendance at the
Cathedral and the number Of friends
who followed the remains to Mt. Calvary
we're unusually large. Messrs. William
Myles, N. ]. o.Kane, Z. ]: ailligan,
James Divine, William Il. Dimmey and
Thomas F. Owens acted as pallbearers. ,
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The New "Fantasma,n

Hanlon's new "Fantssns" will be
given at the Opera House next Monday
and Tuesday evenings. The new "Fan.
tasma," like the one Of old, or indeed,
as is everything done by the Hanlons,
Is thoroughly excellent to the minutest
detail. To enumerate its many beauties
or distinguishing features would be q
labor ofmeasureless proportions. "Fan.
tRsma" Is q potpourri OF all the good
things imaginable in the way Of PAN
tomine, comedy, melodrams and the
spectacular. It abounds with fun and
the humorous.grotesque.
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ms. Kate Duffy died suddenly Wednesday
night aged sixJ.1vo years. che, was In very
good health at supper time. she had never
Who was Killed on the B. q Q. bridge several
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Martins Ferry, which Is on the north
side Of the creek. Oil was found in
seven feet Of sand at q depth Of a little
over 1000 feet on Tuesday. Drilling
was stopped and resumed Wednesday.
More oil was found in the sand seven
feet below and the drilling was again
stopped. A big tank was ordered and
was TO have been put mp yesterday, at
which time the well was 70 be shot,
The indications for q good flow aie
areallank.
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An.. ,ho RrIli,ant GLASS works,

The steubenville Gasette says: A gen
tleman from New jersey was In Brilliant
Wednesday negotiating with the Bril-.
liant Glass Works for the purchase Of
their plant. 1t 10 the intention OF the
gentleman to purchase the entire estab'
lishment and start 1t up as coon as ar
engagements can be completed with the
company, which Il Represented by Mr.,
Waddle, one Of the principal owners Of
the plant, The manufacture OF table
ware will likely be continued, and will
give employment to one hundred and
fifkv handF.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

To close our winter weights and make
room for our incoming spring stock,
first.clasS WOrk anu iit guaranteed, AIsU
bargains In Underwear and Hall hose
Near ths celebrated lace back sus'
BENDER for comfort and durability.
c. HESS g. SUNS,
Merchant TailOrs aud Gents Flrntshers'
1891 and 1898 Market street.