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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-26


Jerry Simpson is passing himself off at
Washington a. y resident of Wichita
This i highly iattering to Col Marshal
" Murdoch nud he PEERLESS Princess"
but hcw viii the people OF Medicine Lodge
feel about it!-kanSa> City Sjar.
We cannot speak for Medicine Lodge
hut Jerry said the bright thing when he
declared that Washington reminded him
Of Wichita There is no town in Kan
>as, or in the west. whose magnificent
distances" and general makeup so nearly
resemble Washingt II as those of the
Peerless Princess. 1t is not probably
generally known that Jerry has great
eye for beauty, whatever may be said of
ms feet, and that he is the author of the
following lines, which were said to have
been inspired by traversing, for an hour
or so, one of our fashionable thorough
fares
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-26

The sub-treasury measure introduced
in congress is known bv the members as
"the eorn-crib" bin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-02-26
The splendid sweh o. her hips.
The pink Of her finger tips.
And, oh. her kissaeie lips.
- over fhss rave She trims -

A great town is Wichita with her
beautiful women, and Jerry is her rep
yesentative-elect,
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-Elnnrllle,. Rrpre.entatIon.


10 Inc kQuOF Ol VIC 4HtStNGtItetFs
.sIR:-As the spring election is draw,
ing. near and our end OF Bridgeport has
some vital interests at stake, I think il
but lust that our citizens should be on
the lookout for two good men from at
naville to represent US in Council. We
have had one member up to the present,
and the balance Of the corporation five
members. We have so far been left to
wade up to our knees in mud going to
and from Bridgeport. We want two
members who will pledge themselves to
get us at least q cinder path from Mrs.
1T. Baggs's residence to Etnaville.
We want two men that will look to our
interests in securing to US the laying of
curbing no We can put down sidewalks
and pave our streets. We pay the same
amount OF taxes the lower part OF town
does. We arc entitled TO the same i'm.
provements and we must have them.
We have q committee that has the or
dinance OF the Electric Street Railway
company in charge, granting them the
right OF way through Etnaville. They
are losing valuable time both to us and
the car company. We want men who
will push this ordinance and have it set.
tied. We want men who will give us
more than four lights out Of twenty
eight TO keep US from drowning in the
mud after dark. We want energetic
men who will have no personal axes to
grind or who will play second fiddle to
other members Of Council, but men who
will have the manhood to demand and
see that E.Haville does not suffer. All
we ask Is justice, and we have now come
TO q point where we demand 1t and are
going to have it, or know the reason
why. FAIR PLAY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-27

In q will recently admitted to probate
in the Ulster county IN. y surrogate'ss
court, occurs this clause: " give and
bequeath to my daughter ak sill; ::
spoons, all the dishes, and all the trihes."
And now the court is in brown study
to decide what articles should be in
cluded as "trihes."
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psafness Can't DO Cured

by local applications, as they can not
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There Is only one way to cure deafness,
and that Is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inaamed con
dition Of the mucous lining OF the eus-
tschian tube. When this tube gets in.
famed you have q rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-:
tirely closed deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to it's normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever nine cases out OF ten are caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an In
famed condition OF the mucous surfaces.
We will give one hundred dollars tor
any case Of deafness Caused by catarrh)
that we can not cure by taking Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
r0-sold by druggists, Toe. D&w
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RRRAKpAsr BIDGET,

Postal cards were introduced on June
8, 1872.
There are l25,OOO coins in one cOllec-
ton in Vienna.
Oyster shells are exhibited on Long
Island Sound twelve inches long and
four inches wide.
In Kent, Nd, there is negro who
runs everywhere he goes, stating that 1t
"gives me pain" TO walk.
The organs OF smell in the turkey vul.
ture and carrion crow are 30 delicate
that they can scent their food for dis.
lance Of forty miles.
In st. Paul, Mimi, a company makes
q business Of cleaning and inspecting
chimneys and finding the cause Of bad
drafts in chimneys.
A man OF strange demeanor, who Is
evidently suffering from mental aoerra.
ton, was found at Emporia the other
day seeking the way to heaven.
Texas claims 1,512,2s5 horses and
hesds the list. Illinois is next With
| i. los. O73, In valuation Texas claims
Si9, CTS. 1923 and Illinois 500, 2l4,SO9.
An engineer on Texas railroad found
a big flock OF sheep huddled together IN
cut to get out Of the storm, and IN
driving through them killed seventy
eight.
An object Of interest in Raleigh, N.
O., the other day, was blind boy who
had climbed TO the top Of tree about
forty.fiye feet high, and seemed to enjoy
1t greatly.
The Otis Steel Company OF Cleveland,
recently rolled twenty-inch square
ingot into three.guartef inch plate at 9
single heat. The ingot weighed $500
pounds.
Joseph Howard, who murdered Mrs.
Hall and her four children in Linn coun.
ty, NO., eighteen months ago, complains
that his TALLER furnishes him only trashy
books to read.
An intoxicated man on Philadelphia
street car kept gazing anxiously at the
fare register. Finally, turning 70 the only
other passenger in the car, he said:
"Shay! gotter (hic) ketch train. Eat
clock amt right, ish it2"
An Oswego IN. " man felt funny the
other morning, and he said TO q lady who
was going to the grocery, 'Trot along
alter your coal oil, sissy" She had him
arrested, and the court decided that
SISSY" was SANDER and gave her yer.
dict for $50.
German engineers are said to beadopt:
ing new line for bearings, composed OF
compressed vegetable parchment. When
fabricated with an emulsion Of mineral
oil and water, the parchment becomes
impregnated with the oil and will last
for considerable time.
In will recently admitted to probate
in the Ulster county IN. Y. surrogate'ss
court, occurs this clause: ~ give and
bequeath to my daughter ak sill: ;:
spoons, all the dishes, and all the trihes;"
And now the court is in a brown study
to decide what articles should be in.
cluded as "triaes."
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BoBLEY-oa ThuYsday EnoEn!rgt March g. 1891.
at 800 O'Clock, JAMES BoDLEY, sR.' in
the 18th year Of his age.
Funeral services at his late residence, 81 FIJI.
teeuth street, Saturday afternoon at 2 p. m.
lnterment private.
voGT-ou Wednesday afternoon, March &
1901, at 1850 O'Clock, ANNIE MARIA, relict Of
the late Henry Vogt, aSed Is years.
Funeral from her late residence, No. lo6 Main
street, this (FtIday) afternoon at 2o'clock.
Friends Of tho family invited to attend. In.
terment at Mt Calvary Cemetery.
WIEDEBU6CH-0n Thursday, March %. 1891, at
1850 O'Clock q. M, MRS. WIEDKRpFcH, wife
Of VIM. Wiedebusch, aged O. years, month
and % days.
Funeral from the residence OF her husband, cor
ner sixteenth and Woods streets, Sunday,
March 10Th, at 8 O'Clock p. m. 1nterment at
PenInaular Cemetery. Friends Of the family
tnviieH
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German engineers are said to be adopt
ing a new line for bearings, composed Of
compressed vegetable parchment. When
fabricated with an emulsion Of mineral
oil and water, the parchment becomes
impregnated with the oil and will last
r. - non,fdorah1a finn
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uOa Market Street, wheeling W,Va
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It might do In politics but not in theoi.
ogy. Be that as it may, 1t is in accord
with the prevailing temper otthe church
Of England, and New York is just as
Anglican in this respect IS in some
Others.
Ever since Bishop ColeuBo's tremen-
dous break, while continuing still to be
the Bishop Of Natal, the English clergy
have felt themselves at liberty to hold
and occasionally to express very latitud.
marian views. The prominent case Of
Dean Stanley may be cited as one OF
these.
Il was upon this well known status Of
church opinion that Mcoreary really
relied for his justification II not his ac'
ouittal. He certainly summoned a
''cloud OF witnesses" to his support, and
the difference Of one vote is all that
makes him an outsider instead Of an in
slider to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-27

Debating the New orleans Massacre.
The two last sessions Of the Chicago
association Of Methodist ministers have
been debating the New Orleans slaughter
Of the Malta conspirators. The debate
has shown a decided difference OF opin'
ion, and the rtsu!tiS that after two SEES
slons tho report OF the committee,
which was considered apologize for and
sympathetic with those who killed
the Malta, was laid on the table, but no
counter resolutions were adopted.
"when doctors disagree disciples go
Free" is an old proverb, the application
Of which in this case is that when those
who are in charge Of a great moral ques.
ton cannot come to a satisfactory con-
clusion in regard to it the rest Of the
world may well DO excused for having a
large variance Of opinion on the same
subject.
No class of ministers stand nearer to
the people than those of the Methodist
church, and in thus dividing in their
opinions on the New Orleans affair they
may well be supposed to reflect the feel
ings and opinions OF their laity, as in.
deed Of the lsity Of all other churches.
The fact is that despite the devotion TO
law and order OF all the good people Of
the United States, and their desire to see
Justice administered only through the
recognized tribunals, they cannot be
made, even in their own hearts and
consciences, to take sides against the up
rising in New Orleans against the Malta.
While they do not actively approve or
applaud the uprising, yet they do not,
under the circumstances, regret it, and
they will not rebuke or condemn it.
The intelligent world knows that New
Orleans ia a peculiarly situated city;
that she has very unenviable conglom-
crate population; that the dangerous
class" is large and powerful; that the
"Dsgos" are revengeful and murderous,
and that numerous assassinations at
their hands and insigation, culminat-
ing in the death Of The Chief Of Police,
have gone unpunished. These assassin
atoms were getting holder and more
freouent. and the administrators OF the
law, including the juries, were getting
both more corrupt aud more cowatdly.
This state Of things is the true ex.
PLANTATION OF the uprising, and the facts Of
the situation are SO well understood by
int elligent people that, as in the case Of
the Methodist ministers, they cannot
bring themselves to the point OF genuine
con demnation Of what was done by
those who took part in that uprising.
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After using Mothers Friend" two
months l was so speedily and easily re-
lieved that 1t was surprise to those at.
tending me. "Mother's. Friend" I'M
doubtedly lessons the pains, shortens the
time and restores the mother speedily tC
health. viii recommend It to all ex'
pectant mothers, and advise them to use
It, Mrs. ]. A. R., MunCie, Ind. Sold
at wholesale and retail by Logan Drug
%. and all druggists. 1-D4w
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Louisiana was purchased from France
on April so, 1903.


From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E,
Hurd, Of Groton, s. D., we quote
WAS taken with bad cold, which set.
tied on my Lunge, cough set in and
finally terminated in Consumption,
Four doctors gave me up, saying could
live but short time. gave myself up
to my Saviour, determined II could moi
stay with my friends on earth, l would
meet my absent ones above. My hus
band was advised TO get DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. l gave 1t trial, took in all eight
bottles; 1t has cured me, and thank God
I am now q well and hearty woman
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'S
drugstore, regular size. Soc and ST 90. 4
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sTooKHoIDERs' MEETINGS.
CTo0KHoLDERs' MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that general meeting
of the stockholdeFs Of "1he Wheeung Ell IN
SfSre al he Company III tho city Of wheeling,
West Virginia, on the 18th day Of April. a. y.
lSSi. AT ? O'clock D, M, for the purpose Of trans
acting such business as may lAwlnIly ne DONE
ssrnbIed. and notice IL hereby also given that
feSoIutlon in the words following, towit; "ke.
soiSed That the Board OF Directors OF this Com;
many be authorized to issue four Thousand
ttbafes al nreierred stock on such terms and con
dIIISnS and with such regulations respecting inc
preference 10 be given 70 such stock over me
other stock, in relation to future dlyidenGs, or
otherwise, as they may deem proper, Will DC
"I ~ orisr 81 ne Board Of Directors.
mri&P John 8. HALL. secre@Ey:
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NJ. sAnDou wants big money from the
Comedie Franchise for the forced with.
drawai Of his "Thermidor." In some
parts Of this country eggs have been
used in this connection whele an action
for damages would have been laughed
out Of court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-27

The great Northwest is big.hearted
and ireo-handed, but this does not keep
II from rail.ridlng agents who come to
entice It's people away to Canada. The
Canadian missionaries should prospect
in New Orleans.
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CARrRR HAnAlsoN may not be the
Worlds Fair Mayor Of Chicago on the
the Independent lay, but there is no
doubt or future tense about his ability
to make fun for the millions. Carter is
the embodiment of the irTeptessible
conflict
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NEW ApvERTIsEMENrs..
mo SAFE BUYERS AND MOVERS.

We offer our services TO those having Fire
Proof Hafea 70 move 70 hrHt, second or third
stories OF buildings. We can do Il we'll
We alLo salt 81 lowest possible prices hno
Proof safes, Vault Doors, etc, Of the very high.
est grade Of work and material. We guarantee
the Safes We furnish 70 equal In strength and
beauty Of hniSh any Safe made by any tact9Ev 70
the OHuntry. This guarantee has NO EACEe-
TON. WeWill sell a. low and posAlbly lower than
any factory represented by dTnmmeEs only. We
are GlEay6At home here. We also clean and repair
Combination Sato Locks, open locked up SAFES
WORK IN thiS line. W, T, BURT d CO.,
mr2i AWAY No lUb Main Street..
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Mn. GEORGE WASHINGTON Moss,
hanged ut Wilkesbarre, yesterday, for
numbering his wife, remarked that he
"diedlike soldier, with SMILE" He
died Just the same for a brutal murder.
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Iris merry race between Crisp and
Mills for the speakership. The one who
misses It will hate theSotheF worse than
both hate the Republican party.
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WHEELING, MARoH q, lsel.

TnE Tories are finding great satiSfac.
ton in tho Kilkenny fight between Par.
nell and Healy. What wreck Parnell
has wrought
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Gar gives the Pennsylvania Legis.
lature ten days rest from its labors.
Some Legislatures might rest forever,
for auvht the people would care.
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DRIVEN from It's native heath, the
bloody Malta came to this country to
s,vs its neck. New Orleans got more
than its share of dragons teeth, hence
all that has followed.
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YESTERDAY was Thursday, but the
hanyman was around all the came. We
hang and hang aud still there is always
another neck waiting for the moose.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF A yALU4'
- - TrOTTppV tpNur1 ~ WHEELING

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A vALgk
J. Bile POTTERY WORKS IN WHEELlSH
by Virtue Of a deed Of trust made BY We
Virginia China Company 10 me as trustee Is.o q.
ing dAte the 18th day Of January, 4. y leSs. W
recorded In the Clerks Office Of l1e Hpsly
Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia, ID Dt e.
Trust Book 80. %, on pIgeI !, =, oLuI ~, ~
will proceed to sell Al public lAle aL Ihf Hv Y.
door OF the Court House Of said county w
City OF Wheeling, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, TIE 18Th DAY OF APRIL A. D. W.
beginning at 10 O'Clock q. me- the following e.
Scfibed property, that Is 70 ny: % ~ ~
piece or parcel Of land IN the tl1i WnI " y
CITY Of Wheeling, West Virginia, lying aug Y, "
ing Immediately north Of the properly O Nv w
estate Of David Garden deceased, veal ~ ~
Street and south Of Fourth street VOEgay
called Bank stFeel and east Of the OnO w. -
being a part OF The same property Col'e ~
Walter B. Brooks, trustee, BY Joln = STTS
trustee, by deed dated the Sth dHy o. H Ss,F;
A. D. 1919, and now OF RECORD " W. I'VE Essi
once Of the County Court Of Ohio County WI W.
VirTinIa, IN Deed Book No. q, on paget ~ "
IS6, and being also the same piece o. Pl .T ny
that was conveyed by william !: n nT vis,inIi
Thomas OBEien, trustees, 10 said Mtt1 y. siStS
China Company by deed bearing dalG aue III n
day OF september, A. D. lbAI An1 o. I ToU,t n
the said Clerks Office Of kAld County IVs'iS
Ohio County, in Deed Book NO. ~, Ta N IN
will Al The same time and place sell y! y =, ~ X.
machinery, fixtures, tools and mOaiSa . " Il;
said west Virginia China Company o. W. w X.
Of said company, situated upon tne AO''' ~
Hcribed property. IT., .Aovs ncpIlpI
The psrcGI OF land described ABOVE V1 ~ SSi
about Two acres and One'hAli OF M s,,a,S TorfL
upon Il q large aud complete poue' o oOs,I.
which Is practically new, having been Iu"p'''
ton less than two Yearb. :, A.. rr,rhrys
TIRNg OF SALE One.third Of me pa NY M;
money, or q much more As the puiehS y ~
elect 70 pay, cash In hand on me oay Ty,,'bS
he residue in two equal lnEt1lmens' " tS
IN one and two yeaH from the dI{ o. ~ An
deferred instRlmenS 70 be ssG1 .,sd ~ r,inS
faction OF the undersigned uuAtee .! s'''4'
lien on the property sold. ,-,ov T,r,,ns
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EOR. SALEsIXTEEN SHARES
Il OF wheeling Iron q sail Company Stock:
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NTANTED-GO0D GIRL TO DO
w General Homework In small family.
Amply at 2S2S ChAnlina street mE26
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F0R sALE-BICYCLEs-0UR $40
IL and SO MeB's aaieties. 90 inch, are tue best
ih the market. LOU. CYCLE 4 7. W. co, Lou
iEvllle. Ky. mLAe
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dor sALE-FIYE DRAUGHT
IL Horses and one Wagon. Inquire at No. 10
LfOuEteenih Etreet. mr26.
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NTANTED-ENERGETIC MAN
w with $50. Can secure business paying
so week and expenses. Room x, Third FOOL
'front.' 1905 Market street. mf2Is
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For Sale.

- I'LL S)OSA1
The twoSt Brick Dwelling On northeast
corner Of Twenty. III and EOH streets. This
Is q good and SUBSTANTIAL house with good
brick stable In rear and VII De 500 SI a. ABOUT
me.hOuSe containing SIX rooms at 6Oo Mar
i Brick house containing Kl1 rooms at 17s slx.
Building lots at Pleasant Valley, on National
road. Choice location above hish water.
Building lots Oh MCC0ifOch street, three
squares north OF Central Glass Works. From
500 up % 500. splendid building sites. Never
BSildins lot. on east end OF Fourteenth and
BaildIps lots on Tweaty.nInth street, cas-! Of
McCOllOch street, SGCO.
Four roomed house, No. 1919 Wood street,
hight roomed dwelling. with large yard, in
Martins Ferry. Very cheap.
Six ro0med house with hall, bath room, hot
and cold water, At lCA McColIoch street, at
much less than cost.
Anew Owe roomed brick house on northwest
corner OF Eleventh aud EoiT streets. 81 $50.
Four md tbreequaIter acres OF land al Elm
Grove fronting 80 feet on the National road.
The land Is above high water marks and beau
tiiul location for a home Price very low:
EIghtrO0med dwelling house. lot 60xIU0, east
side North Front street, for $500.
Building lot on southwest corner oil Thirteenth
Twenty.slx acres Joining .Etnaville. Great in.
veAtment 10 divide into city lots.
ftty acre farm on FRirmont pike. nine
miles from this city. Good house, stable and
outbuildings. Forty AGres In blue grass. Lime
stone land. Price $3.50.
vegetable farm on Ohio river. No better
ground Will grow anything, containing twenty
one acres. Good houIe. Five minutes walk 10
station. Six miles from Wheeling.
TO LET.
sGoreroom 1851 Market street.
Seven roomed house 81 south York street.
Flve.roomed house, % North Huron street.
sIx.roomCd houEe, South Elm street.
G. o. SMITH,
mr21 Real Estate Agent. 1879 Market street.
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TO LET.
N E w
SPRING STOCK
NOW coMPLETEI
LARGEST LINE EYER SHOWN.

Choicest line of Dress Goods.
Silks and Dress Ginghams ever
exhibited in this city.
We have taken special pains
while In the Eastern markets
and have securedsome elegant
designs and bargains.
Five pieces Black Fallle Silk
at rs cents, worth ST rs.
Five pieces Black Gros Grain
Silk at 97l-2 cents, worth$l25.
Five Pieces 2o-Inch Black
Surrah at go cents, worth $50.
Ten pieces Plaid Silk at 80
cents, worth 50 cents.
One hundred '26-Inch oxo-
died Gloria Silk Umbrellas at
ST., worth ST so.
And hundreds of other artI-
cles equally as cheap.
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WTANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO AZ
w 5IsT in housekeeping, small family.
New house, with all the modern Improvements:
BOYD & CO., l4ll Main street. mfG1
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WANTED.

GALEsMEN WANTRD-LTBEPfT
- pay TO puSheFS. None other, nEtJ .Ss,I
Write, LWAEGRR q BARRY. Nj aGpy.
Nurseries, Rochester. N. Y. mrpIIuISgH
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Notice TO Dsp0sitOrs and Others
Tn,MutuaIS Savings Bank
tSOw at 1915 Market Street,.
WILL REMOVE APRIL Isl TO ITS NEW
BUILDING, NOS. 1910 AND 1921
MARKET STREET,
OPPOSITE THE PosroFFIcE
OPPOSITE THE POS roFFIcE
Saturday, April u, 1891.
TO CITY GAS CONSUMERS.

No Gas Bill, will be made GU. for the
Month of Februaty, payable by March
10. Tho Gas burned in February will be
included In the bills for March, payable
ON or before April 10.
ny order of the Board of Gas Trustees.
A. A. FRANzHEIaf,
gacraNary
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Enp rnr

" ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE
w new Shorthand aud Typewri,ibr gcbooi
10 be established In this city the Art al AMI,
These branches will DO thoroughly taught <,
practical stenographer aud experienced tiSchs,S
Terms reasonable. Call on or address, RsmioS.
ton Typewriter Headquarters, 1905 Market stSse;
tCArl6 Brns) mrsi