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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-14
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly ana
Pithily Told.

THERE were but two cases in Police
Court yesterday, both DRINKS.
Tur action of Council on electric lights
will be found on the first page.
THE Board of County Commissioners
went cut TO the Inirmary yesterday TO
make an inventory Of the property.
JACOB KoEN was yesterday appointed
guardian of Carl aud Barbara, orphans Oi
Clara Letzelder. Bond, 500; George
Kuntz, surety.
A MARRIAGE liceese was issued yesterday
TO Joseph Reynolds, a native Of Wheeling,
aged IS, and Theresa Long, native OF
Wheeling, aged 26.
SHERIFF STEENRoD will, this morning,
at the store of Neill X Ellingham, sell a
big lot of prunes, an event worthy the at
tention Of business men.
"ENoUIRER,n at Benwood, need not ex-
pect his communication TO be considered,
let alone published unless he furnishes his
name, not for publication, but as guaran-
tee Of good faith.
CoUNCILMAN AUGUST WARNEKE reported
to the police yesterday that one-horse
spring wagon had been stolen from the
corner of Twenty.third and Main street,
sometime Monday night,
THERE is some 5000 up in bets here in
Wheeling on the Dempsey Fitzslmmons
fight. which takes place in New Orleans
| tonight. Most of il is even money, al
though Dempsey is the favorite.
Mr.. w. H WRIGHT, of New York, who
represents Major Ponds attractions, IS IN
the city and is making arrangements Tor
the appearance OF Henry NJ. Stanley at the
Opera House, February 10, when he Will
lecture on THE Rescue Of Emin."
THE crop Of tarantulas for the season OF
80 appears TO have been plentiful, II the
number found on bananas in this city is
anv indication. Sunday evening David
Hahne, of the Eigh tn ward, found the sec
ond one of the ugly insects in bunch OF
bananas
TIE case of Stole Bros, Of Wheeling
against Edward Hasse, for the collection
OF a disputed account, was set for trial be-
fore Justice Rose this morning, but for
some reason the plaintiffs failed TO get
here and the case was postponed.-EdSt
LirsTpOOl Crisis.
MI. GIEsEY has prepared plans for the
Mutual Bank building, on Market street,
next To German Bank. The building VIII
be used for bank Offices and have number
of Offices in rear and second story. Belt
Flading x Co. have the contract for the
building and will complete it by April LIST.
The schedule Of the Ohio River road has
been slightly changed for the winter, We
made reference 10 il yesterday, but incor-
rectly. The only charge in departure is
the old II 20 a. IN. train, which now leaves
at II 40. The morning train leaves at
same hour as before, viz, 200 O'Clock, and
afternoon train at 4:3O. Afternoon and
evening trains arrive at 1875 and 500
p. m.
Ii is likely that the Electric Light Com
mission, constituted last night by Council,
will meet tonight for organization. The
Commission consists of Messrs. c. X.
Tracy, j. j. Kenney, p. F. Farrell, A. NJ.
Hamilton, Cecil Robinson, Julius Pollock,
c. A. Craig, Aug. Warneke. A. j. Schultze,
II. II. Dunlevy, VIM. Schafer and A. A.
FranZheim.
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THE SMALL POX CASE.
The Patient Getting Along rs Well az
Could be Expected.

DIR. Garrison, Health Officer, made a
visit TO the impromptu small pox hos
pital, on the Peninsula, yesterday morn
ing, and on his return pronounced the
patient to be getting along all right, and
to be entirely comfortable. He is re-
receiving the best of attention, and
will soon be cOnvalescent.
Several physicians have expressed q
desire to see the patient, and DR.. Garri-
son said yesterday that all physicians
desiring to make a clinical study of the
case, could do so, under proper restric-
tons, by notifying him. 1t is the idea
of DIR. Garrison. however, that there
should be as little communication as
possible between Williamson and the
outside world.
1t was reported about the city yester-
day, that there was danger of contagi0n
through the arrangements made for
furnishing the patient with meals, but
this Is without foundation. The food
is taken to the cemetery in wooden plat
tiers and plates or in cheap tin buckets,
and Is set down ut safe distance from
the tent The messenger then calls the
guard and at once retires. The guard
takes the meals to the tent, and after
the food is eaten. the vessels are de-
stroyed, nothing being brought away
from the cemetery.
DR.. Garrison yesterday received a
telegram from DIR. McComas, Of New
Martinsyille, saying Wetzel county had
been quarantined against the steamer
Matt F. Allen, and asking for instruc-
tons.
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THE FINAL SESSION
o. TIE OlTY COUNCIL RRLD LAST
NIGHT.
Business Cleared Up, and Matters Lsft in Excellent
Shaps-A Session 10 be be Held Next
Tuesday Night 70 Read tie Minutes,

There was quite large lobby at the
City Hall last evening to witness the
proceedings at the final session of the
old Council. Among the audience were
several people interested in the matter
OF the election Of keeper of the crem-
atory, which was expected TO come up,
while others had an interest IN the APP
pointment Of election officers for next
Tuesdays charter election. The ses-
sion was quite long one, as good deal
Of business demanded consideration,
bat everything was cleared up in u sat
isfactory manner, and when the body
adjourned, after thanking His Honor
the Mayor in the First Branch, and
President Cruise in the Second, it was
with the tables as well cleared of all
pending business as often occurs at the
expiration of Il Council term.
Ia the Second Branch the semi
monthly report of Clerk Thoner showed
total balances of SlO2, O57.9O, of which
-, 63l.66 was in the ten-cent
fund Of the Board OF Public
Works, SG,OG3.57 in the Board S
contingent fund, and $40, 7e7.47 in the
appropriation fund OF the Board; fire
had S6,O2s 81; health 5000; markets
p, 1925; police SG,G25; city prison ST.
/ 1875; scales Sl75; real estate $3.50; Gene
tries S97j; salaries Sl.75O; contingencies
I -, Ice. 30; loan of 1877, 1880; compro-
mise loan, -, 900; Water Board, SlG,-
$50 %; and gas works, 9S,743.99.
City Collector MyleS reported total
collections of $50, 1898, of which S7i,
6O7.42 was on account of fifty cent levy,
and Sl4,549.9l on account OF ten cent
levy.
c. Lutte asked to have his license at
No. 1925 EOf street transferred TO c. ii.
Rinehart. aud on the application Of the
latter the transfer was ordered made in
regular form.
Committee bills were ordered paid, as
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AGAIN FOUND GUILTY.
The Verdict of the Jury In the Case OF
state v. Evan Watkins.


In Part Two of the Circuit Court.
Judge PAUL, Yesterday, in the case OF
the State V. Kvan Watkins, indicted
for indecent assault. the jury returned
a verdict Of guilty, and Watkins was
committed to jail. A motion was made
for new trial, and argument was had
late in the afternoon.
In the case Of State V. j. ii. West
brook, indicted for forgery, the defend
ant was committed TO jail in default oil
$500 bail.
In the case OF the State V. Joseph
Morrill,, indicted for selling liquor with
out license, there was verdict oil not
guilty. This was an important case.
The defendant keeps an Italian board.
ing house on Main street, just south oil
the stone bridge, has a government
license for the sale OF beer, but no State
or city licenses. 1t was in evidence that
sixty-one men boarded in the
house, they being divided into
three classes. "FirSt class" boarders
paid 50 per month, second class" 50
per month, and third class 50 per
month. The first and second class men
got free beer, while the third class got
no beer at all. The defense was that
the extra charge for first and second
class men went to the brewery, the
boarders thus paying for their own beer,
and drinking it. Why government
license should be necessary, under such
a state'o of affairs, is not clear.
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business was concnrred in except the
ordinance establishing bench marks,
etc. which was laid of the table.
THE JOINT SESSION.
The Election of Superintendent Of Crema-
tory and IA Fire Marshal.

The Election of Superintendent OF Crems-
tory and Fire Marshal.
Az half-past ten the two Branches
met in Joint session. for the purpose OF
electing an Assistant Fire Marshal for
the District south OF the creek, and
also choosing keeper of the crema-
tory, vice Henry Serig. whose term has
expired.
Nominations for Superintendent OF
crematory being in order, William Pur-
cell. Darby McDOnough, Henry Serig,
Michael Clarke, NJ. J. Damn, Martin
Flanagan, and John Finnegan. were
named. The first ballot resulted Pur-
cell ;, McDonough 3, Serig :, Clark =,
Dunn 5, Flanagan Z, and Flanagan :;
There was no election. -and a second
ballot was ordered, 1t result
ed: Purcell :, McDonough :,
Serig /. Clark 10, Dunn y,
Flanagan 4. and Finnegan o. There was
still no election, and third ballot was
taken. 1t resulted: Purcell IL, Melon
ough 0, Serig /, Clark ), Dunn IL, Flan-
agan 3, and Finnegan o. The fourth
ballot, after lot of changes, resulted
in the unanimous choice of Mr.. Dunn
For Assistant Marshal of the Fire De-
partment Mr. Cruise named Wlliiam
Henry, and he was unanimously chosen
Before adjourning the joint session
Mayor Seahright made an address, con,
graduating Council on the good record
| il had made. and expressing the conn
dent hope that it would meet with the
approval of the people.
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". NJ. G.. A. Officers.

The Board of Directors Of the Young
Mems Christian Association elected the
following officers on Monday night:
PreSident-J. \. Vance.
First Vice PRESIDENT. f. Hughes.
Second Vice President-L. h. Sands.
Treasurer-,Iohn J. Jones.
Recording Secretary-S. ii. kasley.
The Association elected eight Direct
ors last week for term Of three years.
The whole Board Of Directors consists
of the above officers, the General Secro-
tary and the following gentlemen: w.
b. Simpson, w. ii. Rinehart, ). a. Bell,
DR.. Jno. l.. Dickey, 5. p. Parker, w. NJ.
ClemanS. Willard Giesey, q. w. Atkin-
son, L. II. Williams, Jno. NJ. Brown.
Alfred PAUL, VIM. A. List, Myron Hub
bard, w. J. w. Cowden, j. 5. Naylor,
d. A. Taylor, j. ID. Culbertson and DIR.
r. II. Billiard.
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DIRECTORS REELECTED.
Few Changes Among the Corporation
Officials.


The following directors were chosen
yesterday by the different corporations,
there being few changes from last year;
Peoples Bank-Thos. O'Brien, Geo.
G.. Hannah, ID. l.. Ratcliif, Il. II. Hutch
isson, Edward Reid, John A. Hess
Frank Cruise.
National Bank OF West Virginia
Michael Reilly, August Rolf, Robert w.
Hazlett, James Il. McCortney, Charles
w. Brockunier, Earl w. Oglebay, John
Wagner.
American Insurance Company-P b.
Dobbins, j. f. PAUL, George Wise, A. j.
Clarke, Alfred PAUL.
Dollar Savings Bank-C. +. Brown,
f. Buchanan, Peter CasSell, w. j. w.
Cowden, George Hook, Bernard klieves,
Alfred Paul, \. Il. Scott, j. b. fancy,
John S. Welty.
Peabody Insurance Company-Alonzo
Loring, J. NJ. Brown, A. ID. Seamon, a.
J. Clarke, j. A. Miller.
The stockholders of the Commercial
Bank elected the following directors;
w. NJ. List, NJ. w. Amick, VI. Hubbard,
w. A. Wilson, j. c. Thomas, W. /.
Burt and +. c. Hildreth.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Deeds of Transfer Left for Record Yester-
day

The following transfers of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hook 5
Office yesterday:
Deed made January 6, 1891, by Mrs.
Eliza Barr to Mrs. Maggie Hebrank, for
part of lot No. 9, in square No. 10, at
the corner OF Eleventh and Market
streets. Consideration, 200.
Deed made January 10, 1891, by Geo.
w. Lennon and wife to Sarah }. Grove,
for the south twenty-five feet OF lot No.
3, in VIM. Armstrong; addition. Con-
sideration, $3.50.
Deed made December 80, 1890, by
James Baird and wife, to Elizabeth
Davis, for a piece OF land on the meet
ing house hill road, in Ohio county.
Consideration. $500.
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5irtu Advertisements
CLEANING HOUSE

After the Christmas rush
we are now house cleanjno
so to speak.
Ours is a clearance sals
that will put money in You,
pockets. Positively no goods
will be carried over if extra.
ordinary values are any in.
ducement to buy. We have
sacrificed the prices to push
the goods out fast.
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Exciting Runa way.

About six o'clock yesterday morning
n team OF horses attached to a hack be-
longing to well-known liveryman, be-
came unmanageable on Fourteenth
street, and in making a short turn,
struck the curb, and was overturned at
the corner of Market and Fourteenth
streets. The occupants of the hack
were Georgia Frank and Miss Foster
and two well-known young bloods. Inc
hack was completely demolished, but
the occupants escaped with lew
slight bruises.
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r,o Nora Missing Men.

Mrs. John &. Ryan, of Johnstown'
called at police headquarters yesterday
in search OF her husband, who has been
missing from his home since November
sth last. Ryan is about ) feet or III
inches high, and weighs l40 to l4'
pounds, being slightly built. He Is sup
posed 10 be in this city or its vicinity.
Thomas Kahn, residing on Eighth
street, is missing from his home, and
the police have been notified.
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Sauire Ankles Court.

Michael Murphy was before Justice
Ankle yesterday on complaint OF Miss
Annie Heating, charging him with bas-
tardy. He was sent to Jail in default OF
500 bond for his appearance at the next
term Of Court. The warrant for Muir
phys arrest was issued on October 18th,
and he eluded the officers until yester-
day morning, when he was arrested by
Constable Richard Blocker between
three and five o'clock, while at work at
the Upper Riverside forge.
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A BIG VERDICT.
The "Pewiky" Railroad Company Touch
ed" for $4,000.

ed" tor $4,000.
In Part One OF the Circuit Court,
Judge Campbell, yesterday, in the case
of Edward Montgomery, an infant, ".
The Pittsburg, Wheeling x Kentucky
Railroad Company. the trial Of which
cause was commenced last Friday, the
Jury returned verdict Of $4,000
damages, the full amount
claimed. The accident which resulted
IN this suit occurred May II, 1850, the
boy, who was then but two and one-half
years OF age, being run over. one of his
hands cut in two and his head very
badly hurt. His life was despaired OF
for quite while.
In returning the verdict, yesterday,
the jury recommended the Court to APP
point a guardian for the boy.
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Assignment of Dagg Bros.

John r. Dagg and James A. Dagg,
doing business as the Dagg Bros. Shoe
Company, at No. 1902 Market street
Yesterday made an assignment to /. >.
Riley. for the benefit of creditors. The
assignee is directed to dispose OF the
property transferred, and out OF the
proceeds he is to pay i note dated De
cember %, 1857, payable to Jane A. l..
Elliott, for 81 800, and also all rent,
etc, due. Other creditors are to be
paid pro rata.
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Index to New Advertisements.


SECOND PAGE
S,,rthoiler. NreuuS-Whcehpg Iron an'
Nal Company.
Wautrd-Boari and Room.
For Ssl,-Ilou>e and Bakery.
A,sieute's Noticc-r. ) Riley
For Rent and Tor sale Ruchart y iatum-
Wanted-Situatlon-
For Rrut-rwo Store Rooms
Rabbit Suppcr-Iuseph Bishop
W.dsinr Gifts q. Dillon = 40.
Vori,., ~ ;he Puhlic-C Il. Ouimus
animal Vaccine Nirus--NcLaiu Brolhefs-
Rosa Cfegm--R. IA. List.
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G. A. r.. Stockholders Meeting.

The stockholders of the G. A r. met
at their rooms last evening with good
attendance. The statement Of the see
rotary was read, which showed a com
Portable state OF affairs. A dividend OF
ten per cent. was declared, and there Is
still balance in the treasury for emer-
gencies. The following Board Of Direc-
tors was elected: Thomas Chamberlain,
OF Holiday Post; Capt. Frank Hall, Sons
of Veterans; Mrs. Ida Cox, OF Women's
Relief Corps; Oscar Seeley. p. b. Dob
bins, Henry Seamon and w. >. Meek
for the stockholders. The new Board
will meet at G. A. K. hall next Friday
evening for organization.
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A BAD FALL.
Alfred Corsey, a Colored Mao. Drops Down
Flight of Stairs.


Flight of Stairs.
About eight o'clock last night, Alfred
Corsey. colored man, fell down flight
of stairs leading from Market street TO
the second story Of the building occu-
pied by c. Hess & Sons clothing estab-
lishment. He was employed as ianitor
in the building, and had just finished
cleaning out the Offices on second floor.
The noise of the fall brought num-
Der of men to his assistance, and he was
picked up in an unconscious condition
and carried into Hess store. DIR. Reed
Baird was summoned and made an ex-
animation of his injuries, He found
that his head was badly bruised and no
bones broker. but he was probably in
jured internally. He was taken TO the
hospital in the patrol wagon.
Corsey is widower. He was for a
long time janitor in the REGISTER
building. He is well-known in colored
circles, and is licensed exhorter in the
NJ. l.. Church.
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Mashed His Toe.

VIM. A. McElroy, of the Eighth
ward. foreman OF the Riverside foundry
at Benwood, had a toe on his right loot
badly mashed by falling piece of iron,
weighing about 100 pounds. DIR. l.. rs
kew. of Benw God, dressed the wound.
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mberIins Register
,.,.-.,nnnter Record.

Mr.. c. Scnaepf, the Opera House drug,
gist made the following observations o.
the temperature yesterday; { . m, = :
a. m, y; II m, Rs; 3p. m, 90 p "'' -
Weather, chanceablc.
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100 Doses One Dollar
Rolf & HARVEY,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
FOR. SALE.


400 each buys Lots Nos. IS and 80 IN Block 2,
old Fair Ground addition. 3Oxl90. Must be sold
for cash at once. Look this up.
$500 Buys Farm Of twelve acres, Eve room
house good stable ard fruit trees, at Roney ;
Point. 500 cash will handle this snap.
e310 Buys Farm Of seven acres, six room
house and stable, new, NJ Terrill Station, near
Triadel pha. on easy terms.
S2.2 0Buts New Six Room House on North
Huron street: both gasss in. Possession given
at once.
$1,000 Buys Lot SOxl2o on South Broadway. on
easy time. The only one left cheap.
1850 Buys Lot 3gNls0 on corner Of Ohio and
York streets. This is n fine lot for double house
with all convenience now In.
Thirty Foot Lot north Of DR.. Mllligans new
residence on North Front street.
Lots on South Front. Elm. Penn, Broadway
aud Huron streets cheap
For Rent-POsSessiO Given at Once.
Six Room House. both gases, on North Huron
street; sls ~ per month.
Store Room No. 1928 Market street, size 2OXi5
Call for price.
Store Room No. 1880 Jacob street. Size lsXa2,
with cellar Price. $500 per month.
Rooms and Small Houses IN all parts Of the
city. Call.
ROLF & HARVEY,
Real Estat. Agents.
Telephone $50. 1874 Market Street,
jalOe&dh
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CLUB ORDERS

We will pay freight on all orders
amounting to $40 and upwards sugar
excepted) to any railroad station 200
miles from any OF our stores.
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Closing Out.

Our Mems genuine Cork Sole Si.0Q
Shoes at $3.50 beat anything ever Of
fered. Call and see them al
HASENAUR's SHOE HOUSE,
Cheapest Shoe House in the State,
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THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
Tbayacancy Filled.

The vacancy in the DemocratlcCouncll
ticket in the Third ward has been filled
by the insertion of the name OF Robert
Schuman in lieu of that of Il. w. Mer-
chant, who declines to run.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-14

WE are all free American citizens, en-
ioying our personal liberty; but most OF
us are in physical slavery, suffering
from scrofula, salt rheum or some other
form of impure blood. Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla is the great blood purifier which
gives physical liberty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-14
DENTISTS MEET.
Members of the Ohio Valley Dental Asso-
citation Convene In This City.

citation Convene IN This City'
The Ohio Valley Dental Association
held a meeting last night, in the office
of DR.. Chas. L. Mason, with about TWEEN
ty members present. The first business
disposed of was the annual election OF
officers, after which DR.. Harrison, OF
this city, read an able paper OH ''Irreg-
ularities of the Teeth" An interesting
discussion followed, which was opened
by DIR. Maxwell, OF Steubenville. DR..
j. G.. Mcclure read splendid
paper on "Bridge Work." which
provoked discussion, in which DIR.
Hall, of Martins Ferry, led off. Dr.
Mason then gave an interesting Cynical
demonstration of the Chase patent gold
attachment for artificial dentures. The
meeting then adjourned and the mem
bers of the association repaired to the
Cafe Windsor, where splendid repast
was discussed. The next meeting Of
the society will be held at Steubenville,
on the first Tuesday in June.
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To KEEP YOUR FEET WARM AND
pp1.SERVE YOUR HEALTH

Wear our celebrated Merino' Gamers
H.ir and Natural Wool Half Hose.
For warmth and durability our superior
vx,ol knit Jackets cannot be beaten.
CHESS = SONS.
Merchant Tailors and Gents Furnisher''
1891 aud 1898 Market Street
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SPECIAL!

Entire stock of Remnants.
the ends of the best goods sold
during the season, the largest
accumulation We ever had, will
be sold at One-half regular
price.
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THE WEATHER.

w.siuxaroN. D. c.. January lA-tor N'S'
yi-girl.. litlt rain. warmer. south,iiN gales
For Western fepnsN ivahA any N'',, -,,,..r.
.ouihWc>tcriN winds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-14

SHORT BREATH. palpitation, pain in chest,
weak or faint spells, etc, cured by DR..
Miles New Heart Cure. Sold at the Lo'
gan Drug Co.'s, and II. u. Burt's and Bowie
Bros Bridgeport.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-14

EMINENT physicians and occulsts in
dorse the scientific method of adjusting
glasses and frames used by Prof. Shelf,
the optician. Those having defective
vision, or trouble to get glasses, can
consult without charge at Lash's, corner
Main and Eleventh streets.
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NJ. J. MCFadden
WINTER OVERSHIRTS
AT COST.

Heavy Dark Cloth Winter oye'shi''s' Won
.brius. reduced from 70 Co 90 cents.
E,trs Good Jersey Winter Orer>hir's' "o" '
.,.-,nr up fade. reduced from % To So cents
Extra Heavy. Melton Cloth, Winter over.
.,,,,. won't shrink or fade, reduced from si''
"a O. cents.
striped Para Cloth Winter Ovcrsmr''' NO" u
.sript or fade. reduced from 500 90 ''een''
Plea,,d rron,lIAu Wool Flannel Essains
shirts. well made. nice coiofs, reduced ITO"
sis5 10 si00.
Fvtr. Fine Blue Flannel Evening shirts iAs'
,oio,.. reduced from - tosi %
Fine Tricot Flannel Evening shirts, extra
well made. fast coiors. reduced from 81" to
us5
Rows Heavy Cloth Winter overshirts' Won
.h,ink. an sizes. reduced from 20 Co 20 cents.
Rows An Wool Flannel Oyershi''s' fast col
o-s reduced from 800 90 3 cents.
Mems Good Working Gloves aud Mi''s' - ~
and 50 cents.
Bov.. workiue Gloves. y % and 90 cents.
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Pianos Enr Sale.

One 7 octave Chickering Il Sons, $3.50.
One "a octave Hartge & Co.. $50.
One G1< octave Kenoga Il Peterson,
sos.
One octave Chickering & Son, s7j.
One octave Hallet Il Davis, sos.
One octave +. =. Graham, $50.
Now is your chance to buy Piano at
a bargain. /. w. BAuMER Y Co.