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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-06
AT TUE THEATRES.


Alexander Dumas never wrote a more
fascinating story than that OF 1.-THE Cor
sican Brothers, in which the romantic
young actor, Robert Mantell, will appear
at the Opera House on Saturday evening
next. The strange fate Of these twin
heroes, whose mysterious spiritual sym'
pathy has given rise TO so many unan.
swerable arguments, is weirdly charm
ing, and to the Imaginative mind this
play contains much food for thought.
Dumas was often twitted by his friends
for his spiritualistic tendencies as set
forth in this romance, but he always
assured his friends that the main points
OF the novel were founded upon facts.
Certain 1t is, the play has achieved
remarkable success, and during the past
forty years 1t has helped to entertain
generation after generation Of theatre.
goers. In this country reyiyale Of the
drama have been given from time to
time, but the expensive and lengthy cast
required for Its proper representation
has generally deferred mansgers from
It en- tour. Mr.. Mantell, how.
ever, is now doing this, and never before
has this actor played 10 such uniformly
good business.
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AssAnLr AM ROBBERY.

Hearing ut squire DaVis's Court-One OF
the AssaiIapts Identified and Sent to jail.
The case Of the State Va. "Bee" Miller,
charged with being one OF the men who,
early yesterday morning, assaulted and
robbed ]. P. Sullivan, on the Pewiky
track, WIS heard yesterday by Squire
Davis. Hn,
Two girls testified that Sullivan, ac-
companied by Miller, had been in ks
Walton and Ada Fosters houses OF Ill
fame at ten and eleven o'clock Wednes-
day night. Mr.. Bishop, the saloon
keeper above Tenth street, on Market,
testified that Sullivan, Miller and an
other man had left his saloon about
twelve O'Clock.
Officer Jacob Watson said that he had
seen Sullivan, Miller and another man
enter Bishops saloon before twelve
o'clock Wednesday evening.
An employee Of the water works testi.
fed that about l o'clock q man had come
to the pumping station, with his head
badly wounded and covered with blood,
who stated that he had been knocked
down and robbed. A coupling pin, with
blood on 1t, was shown TO the witness,
who identified 1t as one he had found
alongside the Pewiky railroad track.
J. P, Sullivan stated that he had been
working for the ]. @. Gibney Company,
below Moundsville. That lie had come
up TO Wheeling, met Miller and another
man, and went with them to two houses
Of lii fame; thence toa saloon. That
alter taking drink at the saloon all
three started down street, the men saying
they would take him to his hotel, where
he had already paid his lodging upon BIZ
arrival In town. They started up rail
road track, when Sullivan suddenly fell
q blow on his head and fell, unconscious
to the ground. When he came TO MI
Ter was bending over him searching hi
pockets. "For Gods sake" cried Sulli
van. don't kill me-"
''If you don't keep STILL" answered
Miller, ~ will kill you" Sullivan ther
told him to take what he had and to le
him 20. Miller then took what none!
he had about him and pocketknite
and after threatening him with death /
he raised an alarm, started down thu
track. Sullivan then staggered to th,
water works and related the occurrence
TO the men working there. Miller wa
arrested a couple of hours later.
When Miller was searched at tn
police station, pocketknifs, which sulli
, van identified as his own, was found OF
him.
None OF the witnesses who had see
the three men together knew who tn
third one was, though all agreed Il
identifying Miller as one Of the party.
In default Of bail in $1,000 Mile
was sent to Jail. In order to secure tn
attendance Of Sullivan at the comm
} session OF court: he was placed unde
$500 bond, and in default was commit
tod IN iail
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Capt. s. L. Brice yesterday received an
application for aid from flood sufferer
on North; Front street, Island. There
are so many needy people on the South
Side that It takes all the Captains con-
tributioDs to aid the destitute in that
portion Of the city. Island citizens
have told him that they will look after
any cases of destitution developing in
their eIehborhood. II some one were
to take charge Of funds for that part Of
town the poor and needy would no
doubt obtain speedy relief.
The DaHghters Of Music gave an en-,
tertainment the other evening for the
benefit Of the Hospital Association
Thinking, however, that the wants o
food sufferers should first be attended
to, the ladies turned over the proceeds
1924, to Capt. BriCe, to be used for tina
purpose,
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EXPENSIVE REPAIRS NECESSARY

At the Market Street Bridgs-DRREor Of q
Gas and Water Famine-IIids Asked for
the Construction Of New Wall.
The Board OF Public Works has at last
decided to take action in the matter Of
the badly needed repairs on the north
end Of the Market street bridge.
Since the late high water the retaining
wall at the northwest corner OF the
bridge has been gradually slipping, the
pavement in front OF Nesbltt 4 Deyine's
real estate Office having developed o
huge crack and having sunk over foot.
The main pipes, supplying the South
Side with gas and water, are conducted
across the bridge, and should the wall
collapse, a famine in these indispensable
fluids would be inevitable. Upon in
vestigation, the Board Of Public Works
has estimated that it will take about
5000 to build a wall and place every
thing out Of danger. The wall at this
point Is only a temporary affair.
The Board has prepared specifications
and advertised for bids. AS Council
meets on Tuesday, and 1t is the desire Of
the Board TO commence on the repairs
at once, all bids must be entered by
Monday, to be laid before Council at the
Tuesday meeting.
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The Kings Daughters gave a most
enjoyable and in every way successful
musical and literary entertainment last
night. Some Of the city's prominent
soloists were present, and their rendi.
ton OF select musical morcedur evoked
enthusiastic applause. The readings
and other literary exercises were also
well received.
at the proper hour sumptuous sup.
ply OF the delicaeies Of the season was
laid out in tempting array, and full jus
tice was done to the elegant Viands. The
proceeds Of the entertainment even ex'
ceeded expectations, and as the funds
obtained are for charitable purposes the
result is most gratifying.
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ALaughing Event.

The coming engagement OF Ezra Ken.
dali in the "Pair Of Kids" OF the Opera
House next Wednesday night promises
to be the laughing event OF the season.
Everyone is anxious to see how Kendall
manipulates that sticky fly paper and
how no runs that mile in "2:0B" on the
revolving treadmill. He hasGeen doing
it for Ave years 30 there Is every reason
10 Behave that he has the fine points OF
fun "pat," 60 to speak. There is o
burlesque restaurantscenei in the "Kids"
which is seid TO be one continuous string
OF funny burlesque, comical pantomime
dali in his character Of the old "Jay" Of
course runs the restaurant and Just the
thoughts of that old bacs woods hay.
seed country "Jay" running a city res
taurant "his way" is enough to make
one laugh.
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BBLLAIRB NEWS.
Gaming Factory ProJect-A Heavy Fine,
,Maaaopeer BovA, Pranka.


Gaming Factory ProIect-A Heavy Fine.
Messenger Boys Franks.
Mrs. J. R. Hartshorn Il home from tour OF
the eastern ciIles.
J. D. Ewing, Esq, Of Wheeling, was In the city
yesterday on business.
GAINESVILLE, O., lost thirty dogs by the pOls.
oneF one night recently.
Richard HoSlop fell and Gpralned his hip,
which Will lay him up for some time.
The canning factory Is being pushed by Theo.
NeGI and no doubt he will make Ii 90.
a lot OF surveyors wereA work on the river
front yesterday, but their object was not learned
Engineer Dawson will take charge OF the re.
pairs on Union street bridge The work Will
begin to-day.
Wheeling teams did not stick on the ferry road
yesterday. They brought IN extra team along
10 help up the hill.
James Yost, Of this city, and Maude VILLAINS.
OF Benwood, were married ut the BRIDES home
yesterday afternoon.
Messenger boys filed the furnace at the G. &
p. depot yesterday with paper, and came near
causing q cnnHRRrAtion,
Robert Jones, Of the Lantern Globe Works,
fell nearly fifteen feet yesterday and was badly
bruised ana shaken up.
The ChRutAuqua Clrcle's meeting tonight
promises TO be al unusually good one. several
good topics are up for discussion.
Mrs. ". Il. H. Brown Is suffering from hugo
caTbuncle on the back Of her neck. Tie pain Is
very severe and the sore very dangerous.
viii Parks hSa organized his Sunday school
class into an athletic and literary class. It
meets every other week, aud enjoys the meetings
hugely.
VIM. NIchol, who formerly worked here and
who leaves Wheeling for Laporte Ind, was in
the city yesterday bidding GoOd'by his many
friends,
Messrs. G. f. E. Childers and J. I.lmberger. OF
the Buffalo District Central Traflc Association,
were IN the city yesterday interviewing shippers
and others,
Charles Martin, an old offender, Just out OF
the pen, was discovered IN u store at Beallsvllle
the other night, but escaped arrest and also the
shots fired after him as he ran.
Two Italians wcre before the Mayor yesterday;
one, for drunkenness, got 81 90 and costs: the
other got SIS % and costs Tor resisting an ohcer.
Both paid up and were released.
toned yesterday, was not the mother Of N. L.
and Jos. E. Blackburn, They were not related,
although many people here thought 30.
Yesterday was pay day on the p, o. v, & Q.
railroad, that Is, the men who are at work I'm.
der Superintendent Ross and tho rallrOed com.
pany proper. The Italians get their pay later in
the month.
Geo. ehallpro6's aSsallant, Frank Boston, got q
fine Of sl50and four monthsin jail at hard labor,
shAllcrOss at MCClAinbvtlle, two miles west Of
here, in January last.
At the Zeisger school house on sunish Greek,
out the Bellalre, ZAuesvllla & Cl1cInuau RRil'
road, Harry Ross lOsta ear durlpgR fight while
the literary society waa In session. VIM. sykes
was his aisailant.' Clubs, stones and anything
hRndyWas used 70 do him up.
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An exchange says: "The Faust Up
to Date gayety burfesoue has proved the
most popular production Of It's class that
has ever been given here, and It's humor
Is cosmopolitan enough to bear trans
planting into almost any language. The
difficulty is to get the players who can
do Il. MephiSt0, for example, was not
interesting or amusing last night, yet
the part is one Of the best on the bur-
lesque stage. Ed. loves Valentine, on
the contrary, was not less amusing than
Danby's and his song, HE ought to
have Medal" made q decided hit.
Blanche Chapman as Faust will do very
well, and the four dRncera aud the
Martha Of Geneyieve Reynolds are in
the same category. The difficult art Of
burleeque acting has rarely been more
charmingly exemplifed than by Miss
Castleton In the character Of MdrGuerils."
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A Pleasant innovation.

This afternoon at 4 o'clock Rev. DR.
William H. Cooke, Of the Second Pres
byterian church, will deliver free pop
ular lecture for the benefit Of his con,
gregation and those who care to attend.
Beside the lecture, there will be very
agreeable entertainment OF another sort,
Miss Nellie storer, the accomplished
organist OF the Second church choir, will
render several selections on that instru.
msnt for the edifcation Of those who at
tend. Miss Storer is a splendid per
former, and the organ being Of the best,
the entertainment will be very enjoyable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-06

The Wheeling Butchers Association
has elected the following officers for one
year: President, Charles Holman;
Vice President. Charles Rohrig; Treas.
nrer, George Zoeckler, Jr.; Secretary,
William Niebur, Jr.; Finance Commit
tee, O. Kalbiizer, G. H. Medick; Direc-
tors, O. Kalbitzer, B. Gast1ier, w. P.
Myer, G. q. Medick, ALT. schau, A.
Korn and ], @. Medick,
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olsrk nook,a onlea,

A deed was admitted to record in the
Office Of Clerk Hook yesterday whereby
John g. Hoffman, sr., and his wife,
Katharine Hoffman, transfer the tam
merry at Twenty-fourth and Water streets
to the John G. Hoffman Company in
consideration Of SIS, 600.
A deed was admitted to record by
which Estella Hull conveys to Mary ].
Hazlett lot No. l in the subdivision Of
the Rachel Thornburg estate in consid'
Grafton Of 81 900.
A deed from William H. Ellsworth Ia
George R, Ellsworth, in. consideration
ofS75, for all interest in the estate Of
Charles 81. Ellsworth, deceased, the es'
tate beinglot No. 4 in square No. % in
the Clown Of South Wheeling
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A PHEASANT ENTERTAINMENT

Given by the Pupils of the Third Ward
School.
The entertainment given by thepupils
OF the Third Ward school last night was
one of the most enjoyable amateur al.
fairs seen in the city in a long time.
The audience room was well filled by an
appreciativa asaemblage. The following
programme was rendered:
song-sWiit % Flash. Chorus Class
Preamble.
Primary Songs : a. 4 S$ SSs,T Tsis.
Recitation-A Boys Mother-.-Aarry Van BeEgh
Boys ChoruS-Merry Melodies.
CalisthenIcs...-From School OF Physical Culture
Rectation-Imphu.:. David sPeyer
song-Oh! Come with Me..,..,. Octet
March.
puot-Fy.Away aalop- 1 iEss1 SELL his'mAnn
Recitatlon-The Last Leap. Bertha schultE
A Washington Reception;
song-May Chotls GL aG
RCcltAtion-uenry VII .:..-ChArles Green
The Shaking QuAkers.
RecilAtIon-The Irish Philosopher
Leonard HeymRn
song-springs Delights ClAis
An Original Poem. .,..GFAce Kelch
The Rag Dolls Ball.
The March, A Washington Reception
and The Shaking Quakers were particu'
larly pleasing.
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Yesterday morning at five o'clock the
remains Of Mrs. Henry Jaeger arrived
in this city from Davenport, Iowa, &C.
companied by Mr.. Jaeger, his father and
mother, and Mrs. Jaeger's father, Hon.
O. W. Seabright. The funeral will take
place this afternoon. Private services
will be held at the home Of Mayor Sea.
bright, after which public services will
be conducted at lions Lutheran church,
on Market street. Rev. Paul Ziegelmier
will deliver an address in German and
Rev. DR.. W. Il. Cooke, Of the Second
Presbyterian church, will speak in Eng.
lish. The remains will be inferred in
lions Lutheran cemetery.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Stranger, in tho Olty and wheeling roll

Strangers in tho City and Wheeling Folhl
Abroad.
W. NJ. johnson, Of Charleston, was at
the Mcclure yesterday.
Charles Z. Wells, OF Gioyer's Gap, ID
at the Hotel Windsor to-day.
Charley Driehorst, Of Forty.third and
Eoff streets, is on the sick list.
B. L. Hageman and wife, Of Cameron,
are at the Stamm House to-day.
Matte, the daughter Of Rev. William
Ultert ia seriously i'll of pneumonia.
Edward Borking, il, who has been
very sick several weeks, is no better.
Nr. Walter q. Wheat, OF South Chap.
line street, Is confined to his home by
illness.
Miss Mamie Russell, OF worthlnpton,
Pa, is visiting with Squire Ankles
family.
Mrs. Andrew Roth and son have re.
turned to Chicago from visit to Mr..
Jacob voGler's family.
n. Van PeIt, Superintendent OF the
Moundsville penitentiary, registered at
the stamm House yesterday.
Master Wilson Hoge, son of Dr.. Eu.
gene Hoge, who has been laid up with
typhoid fever, is convalescent.
J. P. Ashcroft, Of Burton; ]. NJ.
Spencer, Of Grafton, aud L. E. Smith, Of
Middleburne, are in the city to-day.
s. Ankrom, OF st. Mary's; John
stealey and N. E. KirChner, Of Middle.
bprne, were Of the Behler yesterday.
The Wedding Of Mr.. Joseph Conrad,
the popular Island policeman, and Miss
frankie Hlte Is announced Tor April 10.
Hon. ]. B, somerville and Major Ran.
dolph Stalnaker left last night for
Charleston, via Columbus and Cincln.
natl.
Milt g. Barlow, the celebrated negro
impersonatoF, and Ave other members
Of the blue and Gray" Company, are
NJ the H0kal pnhlaR
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nThe RIne md the Grrr.n

The performance OF "The Blue and
the Gray" given last night at the Grand
Opera House, was very successful rep.
resentation OF scenes and incidents In
the late war. Most Of the members Of
the company were equal to the parts
played by them. The familiar figure Of
MiIt G. Barlow evoked considerable APP
planse. His portrayal OF the old.time
plantation darkey was true to life.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa. March 5.-To.day
Operator Dlllinger, of the Pennsylvania
Coke Works, signed an agreement with
the stokers to go back at the old wages.
The men are pleased, and it is expected
several small operators will follow.
Everything is quiet in the region with
the exception Of an occasional mass
meeting.
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ale SntslItofllter.
otllcs :, Nos. 90 and 81 Fonrteenth Street.


The Hnhhiest nt-DlnFef'S-FouTth Page.
sotce-People'B Saving Bank co'-Fourth
ft 6Ssico Of tho clerk Of the County Court
f fSS,i Rss SAG o. Raj EIsGEe-Fourth Page.
Notice-LGdies' Hospital Association.
Enamel Paints-E. L. Hicoll.
wanted Reliable PerSon.
New Boots-Stanton q Davenport.
WRntsd-Ten Carpenter.
NOW Open-G. Mendel & C0.-Fourth Page.
The For ,unAte 0nes-Stone d ThomAS-Fourth
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snnI.ntYstornn.,nnn.

On Monday evening, March 10, the
Sons OF Veterans Of Wheeling will give
their first select ball at G. A. R. hall.
Prof. Charles Killmyer will furnish the
music, aud q very enjoyable evening is
promised. The invitations, issued to
members Of the order and their friends,
are neat pieces Of work and contain q list
Of dances that bespeaks asplendid enter
Tainma0k
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WHEELING DAILY fNTRLLIGFNCER FRIDAY, MARCH g. 1881

socially. The roster Of the club con.
tains the following names: Samuel
Swine, Thomas Swine, Richard Mooney,
Jamea Maxwell, Will o. Florence, Will
liam Hunt, George Tappan, VIII Rich
ards, Ager Lloyd and VIII Lynch.
Last night the club was entertained
by one Of its members.
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proWned ID BE Stone Gap.

A telegram was received yesterday by
Chief OF Police Delbrugge from Thomas
Malott, Of Big Stone Gap, Va, asking
him to notify William French's parents
that their son had been drowned at that
place. The family is not known here,
but any information will be thankfully
receiyed.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

To close our winter weights and make
room for our incoming spring stock
FlrSt.clasy work and 1T guaranteed: Also
bargains In Underwear and HAN HOSE
Wear the celebrated lace back sus'
Dender for comfort and durability.
@. HESS e. SONS,
Merchant TailOrs and Gents FIrnlshers
1891 and 1898 Market Street.
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If You caunOt sec and need spectaCles
You should call on US and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest instruments and more experience
than any other 0ptieian In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded, JACOB W. GRUBB,
JeWeler and Optelans
Ger. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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E. L. ROSE & Co., No. 81 Twelfth
street, have left few Of the finest OF
their elegant Holiday Sewing Machines,
which they will offer At pricen sure to
make room for new goods in other lines.
Don't miss this opportunity.
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Ne,v Nfn.Ieal CInb.

Anew social and musical organization
TO be known as the Merry Makers has
been organized. The purpose Is to form
a class for the study Of vocal and instru.
mental music and TO enjoy themselves
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DIED.

GREINER-on Wednesday morning, March 4,
1891. at 8 O'Clock, Louis GREINER, In tho list
year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. $50 Main
street, on this friday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock. Friends Of the family are respect.
fully invited to attend. Interment ct Nj.
Wood Cemetery.
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To-Day

Flfty.four people will receive their
Dry Goods and Carpets Free. Among
the goods given away yesterday were
Cashmere Dresses, Table Cloths, Table
Linens, Stand Covers, One Carpet, Kid
Gloves, etc. Read list OF people vino
received their goods Free yesterday.
STONE & THoMAs,
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, March 6,-For West Virginia
and Ohio, light rain or snow; warmer Winds,
becoming southeaBterly.
For Western Pennsylvania, fair, clearing on
Lake Erie; warmer by saturday; winds becom'
Ing SOutheaSterly; rain Saturday.
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Tho Ladies' Delighted.

The pleasant effect aud the perfect
safety with which ladies may use the
liquid fruit laxative, Syrup Of Figs,
under oil conditions make ittheiF favor.
tie remedy. II is pleasing to The eye
and to the taste, gentle, yet efectual In
acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels.
p4IH
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Ask any OF the people who received
their Dry Goods and Carpets Free about
the perfectly fair way We are conducting
this sale. Fifty.four people will receive
their goods Free to-day. Who will be
the fortunate ones?
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II your eyes tire or head aches when
reading or sewing, consult without
charge Prof.. Shelf, the optician, corner
Main and Eleventh streets. VIVIAN
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While Rich Kenney, the hostler at
the Yigilant engine house, was currying
void Sam" yesterday, the horse bit him
on the hip. Several stitches were taken
In the wound.
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READ list Of people who got their Dry
Goods and Carpets Free yesterday and
Tuesday. Fifty.four people will receive
heir goods Free to-day.
sToSB 4 THOMAS,
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A RARE opportunity to buy cheap
books, novelties, etc., slightly damaged
by water at Garlic Bros, 1908 Market
street,
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Loose's Red Glover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
atipation. 26c per box, 3 boxes 10! q,
For Sale by Logan Drug Company. D4w
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WHEN VEG prevails and ImplOus men bear
sway"
When cuts, sprains, bruises torment all tho day;
Then case from pain-from care and hurt are sent
by great Salvation oil, the standard llnIment.
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A RARE opportunity to buy cheap
books, novelties, etc, slightly damaged
by water, at earle Bros, 1908 Market
street.
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Miss Louise Snyder, daughterof John
Snyder, the cigar manufacturer, was
married Wednesday to Mr. William Bu-
cey, by Rev. William Ulfert.