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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-13
AMONG THE MILLS.
Notes of Interest Cleaned from The Busy
Workshops

Notes ot interest Olthhe" H""' ~
Workshops
The two Smith heating furnaces az
the La Belle are being operated Win
natural gas. II was the original inten-
tion. when the work of constructing
the Smith producers was commehceu;
to substitute artificial for the natural
gas. about February lst. AT the hrsl
trial. the water tank burst, and the
work OF repairing il. and getting II ~
position was finished yesterday. IL
WAS again tried yesterday morning ou1
on account of leaking. could not De
used. Ii will be some time before lhe
producers are in working order, ana
the tank will probably be replaced with
another, made of heavier material.
The big steam gong on the Bloch
Bros. tobacco works was taken down
Wednesday afternoon, and viii be taken
back TO the factory. Another ana
smaller whistle will be substituted. 1t
was found unsatisfactory. requiring too
much steam TO blow il, and besides was
too large whistle for the plant. when
the whistle footed, the vibrations shook
all the houses in the vicinity, and there
was talk OF circulating a petition to have
it removed.
Hallock Bros, the CONTRACTORS, are
pushing the work Oh the new Eoii street
bridge over the new channel for Cald-
wells run. The abutmeAtS have been
finished, and the flat iron girderS were
being placed in position yesterday.
The bridge will be finished in few
days.
The Riverside skelp mill, at Benwood.
closed down Wednesday for repairs.
During the stop the capacity will be IN
creased by the substitution Of new and
larger table rolls, with capacity for
working 92-inch Skelp. The nail plate
side will continue working as usual.
The heating furnaces at the Benwood
mill were lighted Wednesday for the
purpose of drying them out, prepara-
tory to resumption OF work next Mon
day. The factory engine will start to-
day to give the nailerS an opportunity
10 get their machines in readiness.
Since the Riverside officials have been
enjoined by the government, from
dumping stag over the river odhh' luc9
have been using the waste product for
filling in the lowland adjoining their
plant on the north.
The nail factory OF the Belmont Iron
Company, which has been idle since the
Hood, resumed work yesterday morning
The pudding department Is still idle.
The coupling between mills 3 and 4 at
the Whitaker iron works broke yeSter-
day morning, causing an idleneSS oil
about two hours.
A new dust press is being placed in
position at the La Belle pottery and will
be operated next week.
The Top mill blast furnace will re-
sumo work Monday, after being idle lol
some time,
The La Belle tack party was idle
Wednesday, on account of shortage
of steel.
Cox Il Morrison are repairing one OF
the boilers at the city gas works.
Everything is running smoothly at
the Wheeling steel plant.
The Riverside nail factory has beer
| idle since the food.
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STILL suai,tHGi
\ aensrai Complaint Prom the Vicinity
of the New Power House.

1t will be remembered that the cleo
tric power house was removed from the
corner OF Twenty-secOnd aud Chaplint
streets 10 its present location. at Thirty
sixth and Mccullough streets, on ac
count Of the general complaint from
citizens lying in the vicinity OF the old
site. The old pdwet house has been
torn down and the machinery removed
to the new plant.
The ground upon which the new
power house is built was formerly a
swamp, and is Of soft and Spongy ma
ture, making 1t difficult to secure a sub
Stantial foundation. However. It was
constructed in such manner that i.
was thought there would be no furthe.
cqmp,aiA, about shaking. During the
present week tho balance OF the ma
chinery has been placed In position.
The result Is repetition OF the old
trouble, and general kick among the
residents OF the neighbOrhOOd.
The tenants living ia row Of houses
across the alley from the plant, com
planned of rafting Of dishes. and a
general instability Of things, while
some say that they cannot sleep a,
night From Wool stree, .umel thS
sans euinpiaint, and at least one ten
ant has notified the owner OF his house
that he will remove on account of the
proximity OF the electric plant The
vibrations can be felt for distance Of
a block.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MAupE GnANGEn TONIGHT

MAtDE GRANGER TONIGHT.
Considerable comment is being in
dulged in by theater-goerS and society
people in general regarding the engage
ment of the peerless Maude Granger.
which opens at the Opera House to-
night when the fair actress will be- seen
IN her new play, "lnherited. The play
was iirst produced in Paris about year
ago. The distinguished FrauceSuue.
of the Temps, in commenting on the
play, described it as wicrdly powerful
and dramatic, like story 10y Edgar
Allen Poe, and worthy OF Bernhard
and Niue. PerSOn. Maudc Granger was
present at the Paris production aud was
deeply interested in the play which Of
fered 10 an emotional actress exception
ally line opportunities. Miss Granger
herself has not boon seen here in three
years. She will be supported by com
petent company. At the matinee to-
morrow Camille will he given. and
tomorrow night The Creole" will be
the bill
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"AULTEN HEM"
MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF TIE
HOME,
Into Which the Former III. Belleyiew IS Being
Transf6rmed-A Recognition Of Mr. Rsymanns
GensrOsity-By-Laws Adopted.

The REGISTER about ten days ago
contained an extended reference to the
transformation the old Mt. Belleview
Hotel is undergoing in order to hit 1t up
for the Home for Aged Women, to
which purpose it was devoted through
the generosity of Mr.. Anton Reymann.
The alterations and repairs are being
rapidly completed, and it is probable
the deed transferring the property TO
the Board Of Trustees will be recorded
to-day and the Home opened for the re-
ception Of inmates about May !.
The Board Of Trustees met at the
Home yesterday afternoon, and had
marble tablets, previously provided
without Mr.. Reymann's knowledge, in
serted in the front of the building, over
the entrance. These tablets bear the
inscription:
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CITY FINANCES.
The Report of the Commissioners OF the
Ten-Thirty Loan-Mouey for the Bridge
Repairs


Repairs
The Council Committee on Finance
met last evening and opened aud exam
ined the report Of Mr.. j. j. Jones and
John G.. Hoffman,, the Commissioners
Of the ten-thirty loan. The report stated
that during the past twelve months the
commissioners had spent Sl2,3l0 in re-
deeming fourteen bonds of the demon
nation Of $500 each and 3ji coupons.
They still had 4 balance Of $1,000 on
hand. OF the total issue of Slll.00u
the commissioners have now redeemed
SD, 900. leaving SS5.Onn still ontStand
ng. The bill of the commissioners
sGl.5l, was ordered paid.
The committee then took up the mat
ter OF the appropriation OF $1,000
asked for by the Board OF
Public Works for the new wall at the
north end of the Market street bridge.
An inspection Of the balance OF the
three months appropriation now To the
credit of the Board revealed the fact
that there was -, 534 81 on hand, and
the committee adopted Il resolution rec
Ommending that the sum asked for he
forthwith appropriated. The COM
mitteemen then drew up and signed a
call for Council far this evening, the
special object Of the session being to
appropriate the money, that the con
tract may be at once signed and work
commenced.
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WHEELING INsTALNENro.

Our preparations far surp4,. 4ar.
past efforts -and while every a.n.~r.,
is hot to our satisfaction ar4as..
Spring Showing-yet many ar. ar
overlooking We have good, co. ,.ou,.
hove no duplicates in the c,y-f
Modern-desirab. soo..-o..
store is the acknowledge enrar
style-The headquarters of S..>
Novelties-The depository
manufactures in Furniture Carpet
General Housefurnishng C.t.
connoisseur can consistently ..,
ON us before purchasing Wu .a
mode in housefuruishine- aa ..
here
WHEELING INSrAlMt.I,u
Our credit system enable, ... .4.,
home comfortable -li afford,
roundings you are entitled 20 -nlnla
with such u system rs ours waa.r
reach-you should no loneera,ns
self Millionaire and mechun.. 4n...f.
same footing herc-lf you .nltr.
ready cash you are as wclcomr a- .r
pocketbools was ovcrilowue pnI
tate-Come here, money or n...... tr
are prepared To credlyou W.
time TO pay --an opp,r.uul ...
home comfortable.
WuRpIINn INQhIMENr IN
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NOTES OF THE RIVER.
News About the Boats and Boatmen on
the Ohio.

News About the Boats and Boatmen on
the Ohio.
The Scotia swung oil last night for
Pittsburg.
The Bennett passed up yesterday
with one barge Of coal.
The Relic Prince will leave to-day
for Marietta, with a tow Of crosS-ties.
The Hudson departed yesterday morn
ing for Cincinnati with Il good freight
and passenger list
The Smoky City, with her tow of
twenty coal boats, was delayed twelve
days, - miles above Cairo, getting her
machinery repaired.
The marks on the landing at mid
night indicated about |; feet Of water
in the channel. Following are the
marks from above:
BROWNSVILLE. PA, March II. River
10 feet inches and falling; cloudy and
cool.
MoRGANrowN. March l?.- River :
feet inches and falling; cloudy aud
cool.
WARREN, PA, March l?.-River 4
feet one-tenth Of an inch and rising;
light rain and mild.
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Upnghr Pass For Sale.

About d year ago We Soin = hne
Krakauer pright Piano 10 parts gho
* not able 10 keepit and wishes to dis
nose OF ii. The piano is In perfect con-
ditiou. possessing rich, pure tone.
With a delightful touch, and can be
seen AZ our store. As the party must
realize money out of it soon, this is a
rare chance to obtain fine piano al a
bargain. r W. bAo MIX N 20
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THE KINDFRCARpEN.

A line Audience asseH hied at the
Grand last night TO $50 the "kinder-
garden" The comedy was received
with roarS OF laughter from the rise to
the tall OF the curtain. Stanley Macy.
Miss lIavcny and Fred Mendoza scored
hits, while the entire company is far
better than last season. The Kinder
garden is sure to do great business
at each performance. They appear
again this evening, and give grand
matinee tomorrow afternoon. Seats At
Mel,ls.
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Fine Church Concert.

The concert at the Chapline street
church last evening, given by the Sun
day School and Epworth League, con
nectcd with the church, was pro-
nounced success, and there was large
assemblage in attendance. Among the
features of the entertainment were the
ENJOYABLE recitationS given by Mrs. {.
NJ. Afford. They were repeatedly en-
cored. Mr. r. V. Ankle also favored
the audience with ! solo which called
forth loud applause. Other notable
features Of the evening were vocal solos
by Miss Lucy Robinson, DR. John Me
Clure and Mrs. Flora Williams.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-13

L. S. GOOD sells Dry Goods the cheapes
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rnr nHrperroRr wArsEsurrLY
A Conference ls~t-,s Committees Repre-
.,nti.e the Two foS'Es CsncSrned

Al "a meeting of Che Martins gerry
CorncU last Tuesday. committee al
council vas appointed consisting OF
NessrS- Davis aad MoarS, a. heretofore
announced in the EEci>TEE. Co make 10
bridgeport e. &ater proposition Inc
committee met Nes-,-. tldviaud, heohn-
limo. Fisher. Mckee aud beni. who com
nos. ihe Bridgeport Water boara' Z.
fhe CouueI chamber last evening ana
discussed ths proposition made by th'
civ Council OF As.iiu> terrf
to supply Bridgeport with
w,ter. The proposition SaS
accented in so Tar as the committees ana
Eoard had the authority 20 10 -. How
yer bridgeport. before she can do any
ching. must dispose OF a proposition TO
furnish water by foreign company
~b..h is TO be voted upon next month.
n is laid that only about ten Of 1he eiti.
cons of Martins Ferry are ia favor OF
thst civ furnishing Bridgeport with
water on the basis Of the proposition
made while the larger part OF the eth
1ens are opposed TO the step
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Mission Service, Mt st. Matthew.

The mission services at St. Matthews
Episcopal Church are being well attend.
ed. Rev. MIR. Christensen having rare
faculty Of holding the attention Of the
attendants. Holy Communion was held
at $50 yesterday morning, and morning
prayer and instruction at 1880. Al the
latter service DR.. Christensen talked on
the Second Petition Of the Lord :
Prayer" a large audience was present
at the mems meeting At l9:O5, aud DR..
Christensen took for his subject the
'Wurld of business Last night br.Car-
stcnsen preached the third ur his series
of sermons on The l'rudigal SON AT
the meeting at 1880 =. III, to-day he
will preach on the Third Petition Of
the LORDS Prayer and there will be- 4
childrcn's service at 1870 p. M.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-13
The Roemer Gas Explosion.

10 the Eii1Or ~ Tie REGISTER
SIR:-Mr. Schulz, Mrs. Roemer and
myself contended with MeSsrs. Franz
helm and He'll that the leak was in the
house, but they contended that the leak
was in the service pipe, and needed
new service pipe. We called on our
plumber and he telephoned to the gas
Office. and they said it was the service
pipe. and he said he dare not touch it.
Whose fault is it that caused the explo-
sion9 Respectfully,
JOHN ROEMER.
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Another American Girl Gone.

NEW York, March l2.-MiSS Claire
Coudert, the daughter Of Mr.. Charles
Coudert, was married to-day in ST. Pat
rick's Cathedral to the Marquis De
Choisel. Archbishop Corrigan performed
the ceremony. Later a civic ceremony
ceremany was performed by Judge
George p. Andrews. The bridal couple
left this afternoon for an extended
Southern trip, and next month they will
sail for France.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-13
CARPETS! CARPETS!

As an extra nducemen to early Carpet buyers, every
Carpet sold this week for Cash per cent will be handed
back to the purchaser Our stock YOU Will md the largest
in the State Our prices, as usual will be lower than the
lowest
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WIN BE Put Through To-day.

Engineer Gilmore Brown, OF the
Bridge and Terminal Company, said last
evening that the big tunnel under Chap
line Hill. 200 feet in length, would be
through to-day, as the men have been
driving the small heading for yentlla-
ton purposes with all their energy dur
ing the last few DAYS.
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Badly Scalded.

Wednesday night a one-year-old son
of John Carpenter. who lives on South
Wood street, met with painful acci-
dent. The mother left the child at the
table to 20 to the store, aud IN her ao-
sence the boy pulled the tablecloth from
the table, npSetting the teapot upon MS
right arm. which was badly scalded
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-13

The second Of the series Of organ re-
citals and lectures inangurated last
week will be given nj the Second Pres
byterian Church this afternoon at
o'clock. Miss Storer, the organiSt, will
play several selections, and Rev. Dr.
Cook. the pastor, will resume consider
alton of his subject, design in His
tory Illus trated.
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A Sensitive YOung Lady.

VIRGINIA, NV, March l9.-Bella
Preusch, a l5-ycar-old girl, was yeSter-
day suspended from school for 30 days
for misbehavlOr. She went home and
shot and fatally wounded herself with a
revolver She says she was innocent
and could not stand disgrace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-13
bargains Bargains .
For Dull Friday:
L0nSdale Muslin. 6a,c.
Ladies' Choice Muslin, e.
5Oc Table Linen. 29c
STONE Il THOMAS.

Mr.. c. SCHUMACHEE, Of Cincinnati.
O., manufacturer Of Patent Automatic
Ele, atof safety l:atfs, pas placed pne
on the elevator at Frew ! Bertschy's
furniture and carpet store, III Main
street. Mr. Schumacher will remain in
the city to-day, SO that any firm oPerat-
Ing an elevator can see him by calling
at Frew Il Bertschy's store and see the
workings OF 1t and learn all particulars.
L. s. GOOD sells Dry Goods the cheapest
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RECOVERING

RECOVERING
From "a whirlwind cot business, NO" We are
ready for you once more.
JUST OPENED;
1 600 Pairs Children's Pants at 10 cents
worth rs cent?.
600 Pairs Chiidrcn'- Fants at - cents
worth 80 cents.
500 Chiidren'> suits at - cents. worth
St.5O.
Next week We viii paint the town red
with bargains in Mems SUITS
KLINE BROTHERS.
R.li,hl, Clnthters. ITO Main street.
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Dali Friday.

Prices that will make things lively to-
day. We offer to-day only:
100 pieces Lonsdale Muslin at 6 &c.
100 pieces Ladies' Choice Muslin at
6&c.
80 pieces Table Linen at 99c, worth
soc. STONE & THOMAS.
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Spring AVN suuurR

All the latest styles, consisting of Suit
Ings. PsntsioonIngs and Overcoatings.
Flrst-class work and Fit guaranteed.
shirts, full line, in Dress, SILK and Flannels
Half Hose. the best 25c Half Hose made.
q. HESS a. SONS,
1921 aud 1928 Market Street.
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A Fatal Explosion.

EFFINGHAM, Ills, March l2.-Bar-
ney Beckman, Geo. EilerS and another
man named Weifenbach, were instantly
killed the explosion Of boiler at ReVk-
mans Sawmil, eight miles southeast OF
this city. The bodie- uf Filters and
Weifenbach were nlown distance Of 40
feet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-13

At tOOe Market street they are positive
IN selling shoes az one half Of first cost a.
the lease expires April 1T. The finest line
Of Ladies shoes in the city. - 80 shoe for
81 90. - 90 Shoe for Sl.50' Children'S
shoes from &c up 60 -; Mems 50 80
shoe, for IS Tie time - short Call
-nnm.
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TIE MEArHEls

wA-uNeroN. ID o.. March l- For West
a-r p.rr.tiyanis. light rains. slightly cooler
variable wiuu~
For Nest Nir.iuia auL ohio. fair hy saturday
slightly ..o.lrr BOZ West virginia. warmer hN
Srturiay In ohio. variable Winds
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TIE NEWS OF TAE DAY.


Robert Heddleson. an employe OF the
Riverside steel plant, was badly cut on
the head and shoulders by falling bar
of iron. He was taken TO the office OF
DIR. Haskins, where his wounds where
dressed.
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REAL. ESTATE YAREEr.
head of Transfer Len for Record XSstsrs
Ia

The folloSing transfer OF real estate
was left for record at Clerk Hooks
om~e yesterday;
Deed made November II. lS90. by
Joseph Seybold and wife 20 Mrs. Minnie
Sevbold. for lot 10. 8, in cprigg \
Ritrhis'S addition. Consideration, >i,3J5.
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SAN Francisco, March l9.-Collector
OF Port Phelps states that during the
past four months 9o,0Gn pounds Of pre-
pared opium has been legally imported
into this city. This opium is valued at
; sOu n0g
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-13

We W. open ia "a few days Millinery
Department u.Jer the management "'
asry competent lady from New York Due
..tier y IN De given of our opening
IOT SWAEACKEH-
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ELFVEN-EIENEN.

SPECIAL KtD GLoVg BARGAINS.
500 par. Of Hid Gloves. ian Blacks
Tans aud Rross..-. Cor i9c, well worth
=. At rat POPULAR.
III Main street.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, poor memory, di1i-
dence, sexual weakness, pimples, cured bY
DIR. Miles Nervlne. Samples fIc, Al Th9
Logan Drug Co 5 and +. L. Rur. e., aUa al
Bowie BIZ 5, hgidg po,l.
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pemtists.
mberliu9 Register
rhcrnometcr Record.

M~ G. Schuepf. the Opera House drug
rist. made the following observations OF
fle .argpsr.itur,. Yesterday. "a m., 40, g
H. m.. SD. l2 m.. s., %. a.. So. 3 p ~, -.
Weather raui
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Index to Nse Acknowledgements


SECOND rAss
Narc--uuhlr Library
Nou- Homeopathic Ladies'.
F.re-.I Nofire knights oi Golden E"sr.
clothes Wriu.rr> N,>brtt ~ Bro.
F.- SaI.or R.ut-Lur-e Framr House
.nt-I-urputv Organizer iOr brnrht orltf
Stockholders Meeting w hrvNus aud Eim
;ruy. Railroad Company
Ru... Cream Is o. List
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SPECIAL

F0r To-day and saturday
900 Ladies' waite aprons. aSs"''eu
pattern~. for ~ C.. worth 4So,
Al THE POPULAR.
III Main street.
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DIED.

ARMBRUSTER-On Thursday. March l2,
1891, at 1910 o'clock p. H., THERESA ARNBRUs-
TER. daughter OF Floran and Elizabeth Arm
bru,ter, aged u yeais and II months
Funeral motto. hereafter
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Mn.lc atthe AriOn.

The following pleasing programme
will be rendered at Arion Hall on sun
day evening by the Opera House or
cheStra:
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WR,y . Baltimore confectianer says
I've had rheumatism in my arm for sig
mouths. and Salvation I'll maize an ontire
cure Of it, after using less than one hottie
wv SCHELLHAs, JR., Baltimore, Mi.
DR. Bulls Cough Syrup Is staple ar
ticle in the market. The demand for IL
was never greater than now The people
find il indispensable, and will not be with
out it at any price. Only p cents.
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DRESS GOODS

The new Dress Goods shown by us
for the Spring season have met with
great favor; the Novelties justadded
complete an assortment Of Dress
Goods unequaled in any former sea.
son.
A remarkable selection Of Ladies'
Tweeds, Cheyiots, Scotch and Irish
Homespuns, PIaids and other Wool
ems for practical wear.
Many Novelties in French Fancy
Cloths, soft weayes with spots and
patches OF camefs Hair and other
rich effects.
In plain materials, such as Henri
ettas, Serges, WhipcOrds, GIorias,
ETC.. we show every new shade.
Trimmings to match everything.
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as," Anprrtts enrnts.
1886 10 li40 Market Street

House cleaning season -Hoa
tadespeople's' storekeeperr e.,u0
busy season-spring is fa.' 4pan4a
We are busy as bees preparn, ,oa....
most extensive line OF sprae c.
We're not yet ready 10 sho~o.r,.,.
and Will not be till every noa -aa..
in every department OF oar 5..s
filled with the most choice 4aa as.
goods that can be bought Wrs.
chased an immense stock aud wn....
have an assortment uneq ualcd ~ I...
approachable