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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-27
AN ZOE GORGE


Makes q Big Dam and Plays Hob ut DeS
nIoines-Bricge Work Demolished.
DEsMoINEs, Iowa, March 26.-The
DesMoines river is very high and much
damage is still being done. The Belt
Line bridge has been swept away, and
the Sixth street bridge is 80 badly
shaken that 1t has been condemned. Ali
the extra props OF the Wabash
bridge have been swept out and an ice
gorge threatens to carry out the entire
bridge. The ice has gorged up north,
and the wrecked bridge at Boone has
struck High Bridge and threatens to
force 1t down. This IL the highest and
longest structure in the State, being 100
feet above the bed Of the river and 200
feet long. 1t is located twenty.six miles
north Of here, on the DesMoines and
Northern railway.
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LOCAL. BRbYlTIES.
natters of Minor moment In and Abol
tho CITY,

matters of Minor Moment In and Abou
the City.
THIS afternoon, the pupils Of Clay anne'
school Will give literary and musical entertain
| ment.
1uE Easter music at Fourth Street n. =
church win be rendered by chorus Of MY
| YoIees.
TnE wheeling steel works at Benwood wal
expected TO close down last night on account o.
! shortage OF iron.
MR. FRANK P. JEFsoH, who was hurt By miss
ing his footing on an Elm Grove train Wcdnes
day evening" was considerably better last night
MR. B. 8. McLURE, who has been assistant
SECRETARY OF the Fire 4 Marine insurance Co.,
was elected Secretary yesterday, 70 take The
place Of G. II. Collier.
THE ShlIdsen's masquerade, Riyen by the
Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Association, Rl
FfAnZhelm's HRll, was great success. Some
very unique costumes were WON.
LENARDo RA0Azzo, the Italian who was held
BY squire ArEIe for trial to-day At2 p. N. on The
chAfIC Of BubornAtion OF perjury in the BRchi
case, was released because witnesses for the
Stats could not be procured.
J. W. BREWER, corn shelter agent, claimed ID
have been robbed Of $50 9t hotel at String.
town, Monroe county, Ohio. He says no slept
in room with four Others and that ono OF hiI
roommRtes took the money from his trousers
pocket.
TIE well Of the wheeling Development Com.
pRny drilling up CAldwell's run, will probably
be abandoned at 4.lO0 feet. The meeting Of
stockholders called Tor yesterday afternoon TO
decide whether 70 go deepaF or not Jailed 10
get q quorum
A POPULAR lecture on There's q woman In
IT," under heAuEplAes OF the Epworth League,
will be delivered by Prof.. Wiley, OF Morgan.
s O'Clock. Admission free. Tho public Is cor.
daily invited,
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WHEELING 1NsTALMENT 90.

Our credit system enables you to make
home comtortable-It affords you sur,
roundingsyou are entitled to-andwhich
with such system as ours within your
reach-you should no longer deny your.
self. Millionaire and mechanic are on
the same footing here-1f you haven't
the ready cash you are as welcome as II
your pocketbook was OVERLOOKING
Don't hesitate-Come here, money or
no money, We are prepared to credit you
We give you time to pagan oppor-
tunity to make home comfortable.
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NJ. j. MeFADDEN.
NJ. ]. MCFADDEN !
GREAT BARGAINS IN
WHITESHIRTS
OF MY OWN MAKE.

Fine white Shirts, MY Own Make, Fine
Linen Bosoms, Fine Muslin. Shirts made
Double In Front nDd Back. Patent Fac
ings In Back, Shoulders and Sleeves. Seams
all Double sswed and Every Shirt War
rantod to Fit. Price only 80 Cents.
Fine white Shirts, Plated Bosoms, MY
Own Make, Fine Linen BosomS, Fine Mus
lin, Patent FaoIngs, Seams all Double
sowed and Every Shirt Warranted to Fit.
Price only 75:Cents.
Finest White shirts, with the Latest style
p. X. Satin Stripes or Embroidered BosOms,
Made from tho Very Finest Material, Pat
emit Faciugs In Back and Sleeves, seams
all Double sowed and Every Shirt War
ranted to be n Perfect Fit. Price only 81.
Fine Night shIrts, My own Make, Made
of Rest Muslin, have Yokes, all Seams are
Double Sewed aud have Plain White or
Fancy SILK Trimmed Bosoms. Every Shirt
Warranted to Fit. Price only 90 Cents.
Latest Styles Finest A.PIy LInOn Collars,
. for 70 Cents.
Latest styles Finest 4.PIy Linen Cufs,
rs Cents.
SHIRTS MADR TO ORDER.
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A NLW ORGANIZATION.

The Uniformed Department of the Jr. o
U. NJ. 10 be Instituted.
Several meetinga Of members Of the
Jr. o. U. A. NJ. have been held in <. Of
P. hall, the old Lincoln Club room. with
in the past two weeks for the purpose OF
organizing a commnndery Uniformed
American Mechanics, the military de-
partment of the Junior Order. The
roster OF the new commandery now bears
the names Of forty Juniors, and it Is ex-
pected to greatly increase this number
before the charter list closes, April Is.
The new commandery has chosen the
following temporary officers to manage
It's affairs till the charter is granted:
President, s. r. Wariuel; Secretary,
Ernest Echois, and Treasurer, George A.
Thompson.
A very pretty uniform has been select.
ed by the camp, and has been ordered
from the Pettibone Manufacturing Com.
pany, Of OinCinnatj, The new CON.
mandery is the first In the State, and
will be called Lincoln Commandery,
M
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The Thermometer at schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
rapiafarad "a foiloRR:
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.
rne Annual Meeting of the Stockholders o.
thoP,, W. & Ky. Road,

rhe Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
theP!, W. S Ky. Road.
Yesterday afternoon, the annual meet.
inc ~ the s,octbolders ~ The pitts.
S - W, VIC ~ " M 80
burgh, wheeling q hentncky kallroaa
Company was held at the company's
office in this city. The annual report
mo. ,D,o,a.toI aio,,;,,, .ka ,,roaa sa,r.
wac P.ssTA'e, Is sno wv ~ 'Ne e'Vs0 0''1-
lngs 70 pc Ssl9rSSo W; Operating e1-
per psns sss S ;StA9apS ;slio eqaipmeat ME-
Sn 3So %; sunaEy Ts'g go ~ ST ,S
$3.50 %; net earnings g;o- SiSo;oVo 10; pal'
ance lor me year, slV2, ~ 10. inc 6 IN
crease 10 e an i9f Lns yesr over 1ooS
ID S4E. 01I %. Inc uecteAse IN expenses
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On q Light Charge for His Drunken Break
Mt the white House.

On Light Charge for His Drunken Break
Mt the white House.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 28.-The
Star has the following: An arrange.
ment will in all probability be made
during the next few days by which Mr..
]. Henry Martin, step.son Of Senator
Vance, can 20 into Police Court and
plead guilty to an offense punishable by
'fue, and settle the charge against
him growing out Of his break.
ing through the White House
windows last Saturday night. The
charge now pending against him Is house
breaking. Since the affair happened the
President has been visited by at least a
score OF people who have actually begged
him to interfere in behalf Of the unfor.
tunate young man, but thus far, 30 far as
ia known, the President has taken no
action in the matter. The President, 1t
is said, does not think Martins conduct
should 20 without any punishment. 1t
is asserted, however, that the President
is not DESTROYS Of having him sent to
prison, and for that reason a charge OF
assaulting Policeman Kinney will be
fled II his counsel will agree TO enter a
plea Of guilty.
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ITALIANS Still At IT.
The Ohio Valley Contingent Continues I

The Ohio valley Contingent Oonunuea Ab
Drill.
It was stated exclusively in the In.
rELIIoENcER some days ago that the
Italians employed by ]. O. Gibney & Go.
in building the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati &
Ohio Valley Railway and in building
the new Belmont county pixies below
Bellaire, were drilling under arms.
It was stated at that time that this was
due to excitement consequent upon the
killing OF the Italian prisoners in the
New Orleans prison, Stree then these
men have kept up their manual Of arms
daily.
A Wheeling physician who ia friend
Of Mr.. Gibney, OF the firm that employs
the Italians, spent aday with him this
week. From him 1t was learned that
the Italians employed on the work are
the lowest class Of that nationality and
number nearly thousand. The men
are in many cases uncomfortable, aud 0
few days ago one hundred or more Of
them were discharged at one time fol
refusing TO work and for Sinking their
duties.
On last pay day they were wild with
excitement and q .nunlbsr OF guns were
bought. On that day, the paymaster had
to be guarded by an armed force to keep
him from being assaulted by the in
furiated Dagos. There is among them Q
leader whose word is law, and who can
| he cares to, cause an uprising at any
time.
The Messrs. Gibney have kept the
matter as quiet as possible, and have de
uied all reports, their reason being that
they feared the Ohio authorities might
take some action that would drive away
all their men and leave them worse OF
than they now are.
It 10 also asserted that the Italians are
members Of a military and revolutionary
Organization extant in Italy, that has
for its purpose the seizing OF the Italian
Government II such an opportunity
ever offers. The INTRLLlGRNCER's Bel.
IAire correspondent said in his letter last
night that several OF the Italian work.
men had been in Bellaire within the
past few days purchasing guns and am
| mnnifinn
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Rnllt on nc Wrong Lot.

A curious circumstance came to light
a few days ago, when an owner Of leland
unimproved real estate called at the
Sheriff's ofiice to pay his taxes, Last
year he paid taxes on an unimproved
lot. This time, though he had made no
improvements, he found taxes upon the
same property more than doubled. H.
quiry developed the fact that neat two
story dwelling had been built upon the
lot Eince 1t was appraised for last years
taxes, though the lot owner averred that
he had made no such improvements.
A little further inquiry showed that
the new house belonged to man who
owns a lot nearby, and that he had mis-
taken the lot upon which be built for
the one he had purchased. Just what
arrangements can be made is unknown,
but fortunately the lots are close enough
together 10 have the house moved with.
out tearing II down.
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A gentleman prominently connected
With the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
railway, in speaking Of the probable sale
Of this road, as reported in several papers,
says that there ID nothing lit. He says
the Townsends are making money out
Of the O., L. & W., and have too many
interests along the road to sell out.
Besides, II BEice, Thomas and those
people wanted a railroad through the
territory through which this road runs
they could build it."
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Aplen.nnt castor Walt.

The members OF Miss Mae Belle Harris
school for children yesterday made
their annual Easter visit to the Child
ren's Home. They took with them a
liberal offering Of colored eggs and fue
fruits to gladden. the hearts Of the lesa
fortunate little ones who are dependent
upon charity for their Easter sunshine.
When the members Of the school
called at Louis Laskaris's frpit store to
make their purchases, the benevolent
fruiterer gave large basket Of fine fruit
to be donated along with the schools
offering.
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BHLLAIRR.
An Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

SOFIA OF LpGRA ENgNu nAu 3914AF A4SA@@
the Glass City.
Inspector r. P. BIggRTt Is convRlescing.
The youngsters arc all enjoying themselves
playing ball, aud game eau 90 teen Id any d.
rectI0n.
Armstrong; Mills, wG;nocls and Compiler are
all without poStmAStcfS, tho former postmAStefs
having resigned.
Rev. L. B. ". shyrock. pastor OF tho Bethel
WAfnOck'g churches, died Rt his home ct Centre
Vile Wednesday, Of pneumonia.
Scott & McGHw are getting lot OF hard lum'
Der from out the BellAlre, ZIneSville d Cinctn'
natl railroad for Bridgeport building.
c. G, Carroll and E L, McMltlen have pur.
chased the 81. ClaiBVllle Chronicle from w. A
Hunt and are 10 take possession April !.
A slight FIRE occurred over tho laundry Of 10y
Sun Wednesday evening, but was Cxtinguished
by D Babcock. No serious damage was done.
Down at Amblers o., on the b., z. d c. rail-
road, Mrs. LaShley has resigned as postmlstress
and Mr.. ". Reed has been appointed % Ill the
/ vacancy.
Mrs. Decker Hoffman, while washing, buried
a needle in her hand, Il having been hidden IN
the garment. The doctor had 70 cut great gash
10 extract It.
II takes two days each week for the pension
examiners to get through with the constantly
increasing number OF applicants. Both DAY ana
night sessions arc held.
A few days ago August KomPatt, Of the Fourth
ward, stepped on nall prolrudlng from lAth.
HIS loot has swollen badly, and grave feArs as 10
the result arc entertained.
Mrs. Warren Foster, Of York township, this
ing her nelghboS United states Marshal NRgel
has gone 70 examine into the complaints made.
John GLADDEN.. OF Kelsey, mention Of whose
sickness was made several days ago, died At his
home yesterday morning, aged sixty five years.
Deceased was one. OF the wea!thiest men IN the
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SALE WILL Last BUT THREE DAYS
LONGER,
Prices Blown shy Htgh-YaIues Scat
tered to The Four WInds-$lO and

Prices Blown shy Htgh-YaIues Scat
tered to The -Four W1nds-$10 and
$12 Mems Suits Reduced to $6.
We announced last Saturday th t We
would for one wetk only of + choice
OF 500 Suits, Sack, Frock and CnlaWay
suits, regular IS, $40 aud $ls Suits,
for The small, Insignificant cum OF Us.
Worktngmtp, professional men, street
car men, river men and aii other sorts
Of men, noN's your chance TO buy
splendid Suit for very little money.
The sale but for three Gays longer,
Thurstay, Friday and Saturday. No
house In the world ever offered such
<uits for the pallry sum Of IS, and no
man ever saw their equal.
For three days longer, Thursday, Fri
Jay and Saturday.
Come early and avoid the rush.
KLINE BROTHERS,
Reliable ClOthiers,
1140 Main street.
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The last talk and organ recital of the
series that has been given at the Second
Presbyterian church during the past
few weeks by Rev. DR.. W. Fl. Cooke,
the pastor, and Miss storer, the organ.
ist, will take place at O'Clock this after.
noon. It is probable that similar
series will be gwen next autumn and
possibly from time to time between now
and then talk and recital may given.
That they have been appreciated has
been evidenced by tho large attendance
on those OF the past month, despite the
very bad weather that has prevailed.
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The marks on themhAri last night indicated
II feet inches In thA channel, and falling slow
". The reports from above were:
MoEgantSWn-6 feet And stationary weather
cloudy and cool.
weather cloudy and cool.
:, WeTFea.s IA ~ inch and stationary; weather
aPIt.tb Sfs6IY' iiees 10 tashss and stationary
Yeathet cloudy and popl.
Capt. William i. bravo, one Of FittSburghla
best knoWp rtveEm0h. died At his home yeSIeE.
Brown, and bis death was CIubed BY injuries 70.
ceIVed last Sunday Whtl0 working about the
boat He felt between the fan tails and buckets,
receiving internal injuries He was 80 years Of
age. HIS Oldest son, Capt. Norman DrAEo, Is
pilot on the Joseph B, Williams.
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There were no cases in Police Court
yesterday morning, although Officers
Wilkie and Donley made two arrests the
afternoon before, May Williams aud
one Of her girls, Nellie Proctor, created
q disturbance in the Fifth ward and
were arrested. . Williams was placed in
the back room in the basement and
Proctor was locked up in n cell. When
Wilkie and Donley appeared to prose,
cute them in the morning they found
that no charge had been made against
either and that they had been allowed
TO 90.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., March 26,-1t is
presumed at the Department of State,
that II any action has recently been
taken by the Swiss Government upon
the subject OF an arbitration treaty be.
tween that country and this, as reported
in the press dispatches, it was probably
the submission by the President Of
Switzerland to the legislative branch Of
that government, Of copy OF the Pan.
American Treaty, with a recommends
ton that Switzerland signify her adher.
ence to lis provisions, in response to the
invitation extended 10 European nations
by the late International American
Congress.
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MILLINERY AND TRIMMINGS.

We desire 10 call the attention Of mer-
chants and mllll1ers TO Our complete as
sortmsnt Of the latest styles Ia SprlUg
and summer Millinery, Flowers, Trim
mIng1, Ornaments aud all the novelties
Ia Ribbons, at our usual low prices.
Wholesale. txcluslTely:, o,o,
1909 Main ST
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Tho Best Cough Aieaieine,

zone Of my customers came In to-day
and asked me for the best cough medi
cine I had" says Lew Young, a promi,
nent druRgist Of Newman Grove, Neh
"0f course showed him Chambeflain'i
Cough Remedy, and he did not ask to
see any other. ] have never yet sold a
medicine that would loosen and relieve
9 severe cold 60 quickly as that remedy
does. ! have sold four dozen OF Il
within the last sixty days, and do not
know Of single case where 1t failed to
give the most perfect satisfaction" so
cent bottles Tor sale by W. w. Irwin, O.
r. Goethe, ]. Klari, o. Schnepi, NJ. w,
Heinrici, john Coleman, W. ;. Viii,
liams, O. MepkemilleF, W. @. Arm.
bEeaht aud S. 1. Rtice. MwFaw
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DENVER, Coz, March ee.-An excit-
ing scene occurred here when the Den
yer Suburban railroad attempted to
CROSS the Denver Tramway tracks. Il
was necessary to place fifty policemen
on the corner to prevent hlppdshed.
The men fought and'tumbled around in
the mud, while fully 5000 people yelled
and hooted at the officers Tor endeavor.
ing to obstruct the opposition company.
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Woman's Foreign MIssIonary Meeting

The Womaps' Foreign Missionary
Society connected with the Presbytery
to which the Presbyterian churches Of
this city belong, will meet in New Gum.
berland April Q and 10. A reduced
rate, 81 IS for the round trip, tickets
good for two days, provided ten or more
90, has been obtained. It is probable
that twenty or more ladies will attend
frhnn harn
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AT WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
A Pleasant Entertainment, Followed by .
Flag Presentation.

Flag Presentation.
A very enjoyable musical and literary
entertainment was given at Washington
school yesterday evening by the pupils,
after which Washington Council No. 8,
Jr. o. U. A. M. presented the school
with beautiful American flag, six by
twelve feet. The presentation was
made by Rev. W. q. RiheIdafer, and
the beautiful emblem was received on
behalf OF the school by Prof. W. II. An
derson. The following committee from
Washington Council arranged the pre-.
sentation: W. s. White, W. r, Evans,
Ernest Echols, W. D, Harrell and Walter
sprago.
The programme by The pupils wai
very entertaining and was well rem
dered. 1t was as follows:
.......:seyen title Boys
Song Music at ElghtfAll
Recttation-"LOve Flying In the Window"
dot Leedlo German Band"
Baby. ,s S a.,,
Song "Grandma's ADVICE. ....... Florence CLARK
The FloReEe.
The Calendar.
Vocal soio-"wheu Mother Puts the Little
Ones TO Bed ella Chapman
RecitAtIon-"The Origin Of Scandal" -.....-.
-"Matrimonial Sweets" ....... ...... .....
Highland IAssies.
The Orphan Brlggas,
Knights Of the Nineteenth Century
GahRta no uylAlet.
aud Morning
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s s Boos Beer on drnush'


Mr.. Lewis Handel has opened an e.
Enlistment at No. SO Twelfth street fol
the sale Of cut flowers and plants, and
will be prepared after Tuesday to at all
times I'll ofderp tof the choicest things
in hiB line. Especial attention to de-
signs for weddings and funeral offerings,
and orders consigned to him will be de-
livered TO all parts Of the city. Mr..
Hendel has had q large experience in
handling cut and growing flowers and
satisiactIop.
A lady clerk will be in attendance.
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Mr.. pnrnes Of Now York.

"Mr. Barnes OF New York." will be
at the Opera House next Wednesday.
Especial attention has been given TO
each separate scene in the play, the duel
scene in the first act, aud the railroad
scene lave proven successful. Such
artists as Miss May Wheeler, Miss Eftie
German, Mr.. James Neil, Mr.. Sheridan
Black and Nj. Horace Lewis are in the
cast.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Az Old Soldier Deaa-Class Day Exercise

An Old Soldier Dead-Class Day Exercises
Other News Notes..
Four prisoners were taken to 81. ClAirsVIll'
yesterday.
Martins Ferry people are getting ready 70
| lawn tennlE.
Mr.. C. D. Conrow, FlushIng's tallest citizen, Il
at Martins Ferry.
Jessie, a seyen.year.old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Vail. died yesterday.
Mrs. Sarah X. Mcbride has asked the court Z
grant her divorce from her husband.
On Wednesday evening an infant son Of Mr.
and Mrs. James Carter died as Bei!atte.
Fresh garden seed In bulk and package at ]
WIlliams grocery, on Washington street.
David Gregory, Of Maynard. has purchased thu
dairy Of J. X. Plckens, near Martins Ferry.
Rev. A. ]. johnson aud wife returned yestes
day from West Minister county, Canada. Rev
Johnson has been preaching near London.
George Irwin returned yesterday from witcon
sin, where no hAs been numbering. lie pleter
Martins Ferry 70 life among the Chippewa In
dIaRs.
HPsyne's business Pointers" sold at the Post
olice news stand, arc being sent BY mail as IA
east RS New York city, as lar west as California
a. far south AZ New Orleans and Is far north al
ST. Paul. II contains the new tatll, complete
The entertainment TO be given at tho operi
House tonight BY The Us for the benefit OF the
IL NJ " A.t Will NC very interesting Auu buOulC
be well attended. There viii be two parts. This
first will consist Of music, pantomlm6S and tab
leaux and the second will be entirely taken up
by 1.-THE Peak sisters, from AlaSGy."
To-day Is class day OF the High school class Of
81. The exercises will take place at l;2o. The
Allie @ Williamson; song. ~ Come! COmCn'
essay, Frank L. Harrison: poem, Jennie b,
Lyle; quariette, "The Sunset Tree;" Grafton,
Mary B. Jones; song. "lsrael,s Sons" prophecy
from the Skies"
William N. Cline, well known citizen oil
Martins Forty, died on Wednesday night, AGED
II years. The deceased was member OF Com.
pGny 9, First Virginia Infantry. and was good
soldier. He located lu this CITY at the close Of
tho war and has resided here ever SINGS. Ills
vile and nine OF their eleven children survive
him, He was the father Of nine daughters. lie
will be buried at Weekss cemetery this morn.
ing with the hOnOrs Of war, as requested by hun
before death.
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CLOTHING, ETC.
WANAMAKER 4 BROWN.

III ron cannot see and need spectaeleS
you should call on Us and have your Eyes
TESTED without charge. We have The
finest instruments and more experience
than any other 0ptiGlan In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re.
funded. JACOB ". 6RUBB,
JeWe1er and 0ptielan,
Ger. Twelfth and Market Streets.