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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-02-14
MARTINS FERRY.
Death Of a YouOg Iady-sals. Of Real Es

Death of n YouUg Lndy--Sales Of Real Es'
Various Local Notes.
To-day is motion day in court at St. ciairs'
The Peoples Savings Bank is ago. Achartet
has been applied for.
The case Of Lewis Rothermund vs.. Henry
Rothermund, tai, Is set for trial at St. Glars
Vile to-day.
City Solicitor Frank sedgwiek and Council.
man James a. DAyleSs leave for Columbus next
Wednesday 10 represent Aartin's terrys inter
estbeiore the Stale Board OF Equalization.
Mrs. Mary N. updegraf, Of Anderson, Ind.
has sold her property on North Fifth street u
Mn. Mary A. Keller, for 81 800, aud VA. Hanna
has sold lot IN Newland'B second addition 70
Frank sedgwlcG Tor SD.
The eat Home last nightat the residence o
Mr. and Mrs. n. Sheets a. their beautiful homt
In the Third ward was an elegant ahAir. Il wa
given by Misses Jessie and BedA sheets, ant
about twenty persons were present.
Rev. Charles o'Mera will deliver two lecturei
IN the Episcopal church dpEiug Leat, one ou
Tuesday and one on Thursday evening. Tht
first one, on Thursday evening, was most ex
cellent one. He told all about Leaf.
Sir, 4. b. Grtppen, Of Martins Ferry, has beef
awarded the contract for carrying the U q. luHl
between Ruth Run and smithheid, for i0ul
years at one cent per year. Clppen expects e
make his money in carrying passengers ant
packages.
Mrs. Samuel II Kirby, nee Miss Emma HIP
kins, died 1t the home cf her parents. MI. AMI
Mrs stephen HlpRins, on Penn street, yeSterdR!
morning. she was only twenty years old ant
was married 10 Mr.. Kirby little over year ago
She was member Of the II. +. church, was
| most estlmable young woman and was muCl
liked. She arrived In the city les than weel
sgO from Bridgeport: here they nave been Lying
Mr. Kirby and the family OF the deceased haV
the heartfelt sympathy Of everybody.
"Payne's Business Pointers" comprises U. 8
custom laws, passport regulations, rates Of tor
eIRn postage, naturalization laws. debt OF y. s
wages table, professional titles, educational sta
tIStlcS, interest laws and tables, weights ant
measures. punctuation, dlcti InAry OF synonyms
patent law, legal ferns private marks and prices
rates OF postage, value Of foreign coius, copy
right law, Latin, 6renCh, Spanish and ltaliat
words and phrases, new tariff law complete, etc
Paper Is cents. PoStollice news Stand.
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Dob BURpETTR
His ExplanatIon of his Failure to get Here.
Money To BIO Refunded.

His Explanation of his Failure to get Here.
Money To BIO Refunded.
Bob Burdetts yesterday explained to
the Y. NJ. O. A. lecture committee that
he went to his aunt,s house in Pittsburgh
and retired to take a nap, and she did
not wake him in time to catch the train,
hence bis failure to get here tight before
last, In tine TO glve his lecture on 1.-THE
Pilgrimage Of the Funny Man." BE adj
mits that he aud st. Louis newspaper
men had bully time there, but thinks
the newspaper men who shared bis hos.
pitality and hilarity were mean to tell
about It, and he asserts that there was
no reason Of that kind for his tardy ap'
pesrance here.
He gave the committee an order for
$3.50 on the Redpath Lyceum Bureau %
cover the loss here. The money paid
for tickets for Thursday nights lecture
will be refunded at Baumer'smusic store
Mr.. Burdctte left yesterday at II
o'clock for Beaver, Pa, where he wa
billed TO lecture last night.
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A WIFL'S WRONGS
Are Ventilated In 0ourt-warrants Swor
out by the Injured Woman.

Are Ventilated In Court-Warrants sworn
out by the Injured Woman.
Mrs. John Goldenburg appeared yes.
terday before Justice Arkle and told a
narrowing tale Of desertion on the part
Of her husband. Some time ago, Mrs.
Goldenburg stated, her husband, John
Goldenburg, became acquainted with
Janet Cummings, an inmate OF May
Williams's house. The acquaintance
soon ripened into intimacy, and Golden.
burg gradually became estranged from
bis home, absentiDg himself more and
more from his wife and child, and tiual.
IL, at least for the last two weeks, refus.
ing to come to his house at all. AS her
husband no longer contributed to her
support, but on tho contrary, spent his
money on the Cummings woman, Mrs.
Goldenburg at last determined to at
tempt to recall him to the path of duty.
She therefore called on MAY Williams
a few days ago, and requested her to for.
bid her husband y entrance to her house,
and as Williams seemed TO treat the
matter with indifference, she was in
formed by Mrs. Goldenburg, that the
latter would prosecute her as keeper Of
house OF i'll fame. Goldenburg still
continued to visit the house, and his
wife at last put her threat into execu.
ton.
Appearing before Justice Arkle she
swore out six warrants, one against May
Williamson keeping a house Of i'll fame,
one against the Cumming woman as u
person Of bad fame, two warrants against
her for adultery and two containing the
same charge against John Goldenburg.
Squire Ankle set the hearing against
Janet Cummings under the bad fame
act, summoning John GoldenbnTg as a
witness. Janet was sent to Jail in de-
fault Of 500 bond, but succeeded later
in furnishing security.
At the hearing yesterday afternoon,
Goldenburg failed To appear, and q rule
was issued, seturnable this afternoon at
o'clock, the constable meanwhile
securing the city in search of his wit.
ness, who, up to late hour yesterday
evening, had not been found. At l
O'Clock this afternoon all six cases will
be tried, and g lively time may be ex.
nnctad.
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RI. Rev. Bishop Kahn will begin {
course Of leDten lectures in st. Joseph''
Cathedral at 8 p. m. tomorrow. The
general subject of the course will
Be "The Ritual 0bservances Of the
Catholic Church." The special sub
iect tomorrow afternoon is .The
legitimacy and necessity Of Ritual
observances in the public woE'
ship OF God" These lenten lectures
will afford those interested in the mat
ter an excellent opportunity OF learning
more about a subject often discussed
but little understood by non.Catholici
namely, the Ceremonies ofthe Catholic
Church
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GRAVE CHARGES MADE
Against onissrs on both Sides of the River.
ADamage Suit.

Against OhleeFS on both Sides OF the hiSor'
ADamage Suit.
Erly yesterday morning Chief Of
Police Dslbrugre, accompanied by a
number Of his officers and several mem
bsrs Of the police force Of Bridgeport,
mado 4 tour Of the Ohio shore, search.
ing the boat houses for burglars. The
night before Martins Ferry was visited
on the same GRAND. At the same time
there are men in Wheeling who are
known to be crooked, and who IRE seen.
on the streets every day. They are IN.
molested.
Yesterday man called at the IETRt.
LfGENcRR Office and told strange story.
BE said his name was w. W. Paden,
and that he Is . licensed pilot, and has
been steering the ferry boat Climax.
Thursday he quit there, and he and bis
wife and child drifted down In the
house.boat in which they live TO Ben.
sons ferry, tying up alongside the boat
Of an old man who has the asthma 80
bad he cannot sleep. 0nretiring Thurs
day night he asked the old man to
wake him II the river fell too fast.
In the night Paden was awakened by
the noise OF somebody walking on his
roof. He thought It was the old man
and paid little attention until the door oil
his boat was forcibly broken in and q
number OF men entered. Paden drew
bis revolver, but seeing several Of the
men were uniformed officers put II
down. He says there we're sixteen men
in the party, and Captain Delbrugge
was the leader. he AYERS that one o.
the men pulled the bed clothing of o.
Mrs. Paden and their child very roughly
and thst alter he showed them hil
papers aud established his identity they
left without an apology or explanation
and that they treated the sick old mar
shamefnlly.
Yesterday Paden came up TO tow
and called on Chief Delbrugge. Il,
wanted compensation for the door tina
was broken. He could get no satisfaC
ton, and he called on Capt. Dovene
and retained him to bring damage suit
Capt. Delbrugge has no jurisdiction o.
the Ohio side az the present stage OF tn
river. he had no warrant. Had Padel
shot one ofthe intruders he would hay
been guilty Of no crime, legally, and c
no sin, morally.
0ae Of the officers of the party was in
quired ofaS to tho visit, but had nothin
to say.
II the police want to do somethin
creditGble they need not seek for it i
Ohio 1F
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For Young Men,

The young mems gospel meeting al
the Young Mems Christian Association
will be no less interesting tomorrow al
ternoon at 4 o'clock than usual. 1t will
be addressed by Rsv. Robert Walker
pastor OF the NJ. L. church oil Harris
Vile, Ohio. "The Possibilities Of Life
will be his theme. The Y. NJ. O. A.
quartette will furnish some good music
Young men are invited to attend. The
Saturday evening meeting will be held
at 7:9O O'clock Tonight.
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In dnatiee pa1i.la Court.

Squire Davis yesterday Issued war
rant for fornix ct Get, against Sherman
Woodson and Christina Brown, both
colored. The two pleaded guilty. Both
are in jail now under three charges each
Anthony Conners, charged with stealing
an overcoat last December from ]. W,
Ferrel's store, on Twentieth and Main
streets, was bound over by Squire Davis
to the Circuit Court in $500 bond. In
default Of security he was sent to jail.
Corners Is the youth who was arrested
Thursday night, wearing an overcoat,
which ]. w. Ferrel identified as one OF
those stoIen from him.
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The photograph lottery scheme in the
Evangelistic hall room, spoken Of yes
terday, was conducted right along
through the forenoon and part Of the al.
ternoon yesterday, and seemed to be
fairly patroniz.d. There was q good
deal OF talk about 1t and about the courae
Of the police in allowing 1t to go unmo-
Tested. In the middle Of the afternoon
Officer Moran notified the operators to
close up aud quit business, and they
quit soon after.
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Fine White Shirts, my own
make, warranted pure Linen
Bosoms, made double In front
and double in back, with Patent
FacIngs In has k, shoulders and
sleeves, Is double sewed In all
seams, and every Shirt Is guar
anteed to Fit. Price only 500.
Genuine Jersey overshIrts,
warranted to not shrink. re-
duced from rs to SOC.
Extra heavy Dark Cloth OVER
shirts, won't shrink, reduced
from 81 10 SOC.
Extra fine cloth double breast
Shirts, fast oolors, and won't
shrink. reduced from 81 to 75c.
Boys Good Cloth Shirts, we'll
made, won't shrink, reduced
from 70 to SOC.
Underwear Below Cost.
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TnE Vienna Bread at the Wheeling
Bakery is made with sweet milk.

FoR THE Chambsrlain'a
Cough Remedy Is a great fayorite with
mothers for their children, as many Of
them have learned from long expert.
ence In the use Of 1t that It Is reliable.
It promptly cures their children oil
coughs and colds, prevents them from
having the Group, or Our2h them Of
Group. They have also found that there
is no danger in giving 1t even in large
doses, and that It is pleasant for them
to take. For sale by W. w. Irwin, O.
R. Goetze, i. klari, O. schnepf, M. w.
Heinrich, John Coleman, W. Z. Williams,
Q. Menkemiller, W. Q. Armbrecht and
s. L. Rrioe. D&w
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Another friehtful calamity, the resultl
Of which can be attributed to the heavy
snow storm Of Tuesday and Wednesday,
occurred on Main street, a few doors
above Twelfth, yesterday. Theappallinp
results Of this act of Providence was the
enlargement Of the cut and the total do.
struction Of prices at Hoff's shoe store,
at ll43 Main street, and the people are the
benetactors by 1t. Gall and examine the
goods aud aPsertaia prices aud you viii
be convinced Of the truth. Alarge stock
Of rubber foot wear is kept on hand to
meet such emergencies as we are now
broughtto face and their prices have not
gone up.
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ATTHgTagATREs,


Mile Rhea had large and One audience q
tho OpOra House lat night, and Der pre-
SentatiOn OF Mr.. IIaven's historical drama
Josephine, RHipresJ Of the Ftench won much
cnthnIlRSm. RieA has been Seen heTp 100 Otter
TO need any commentator. She was IS pleas
ing and as powerful as ever, aud all the good
features Of her former rendition Of the drRma
were retained OF improved. Her company Il az
excellent one, and the play Is staged IN NAN
ncr which reflects much credit on her,
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MoTHRRs should bear in mind that
Ohamberlain's Cough Remedy is harm
less to children. 1t contains no injuri.
Gus substance. They incur no risk
when they give 1t even to babies. Then
long experience has shown that 1t is
especially adapted for the cure Of
coughs and colds incident to childhood.
Itcures them promptly, and Is pleasant
and sate Tor them to take. For sale by
W. W. Irwin, O. R. Goethe, ]. Klari, o.
Schnepf, NJ. W. Heinrici, John ColeE.iian.
W. E. Williams, o. Menkemil..er, W. 9.
Armbrecht and s. L. Br!ce. nav
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OF this drama, 10 DO seen at the Opera House
next Tuesday for the Arst limo 10 Wheeling, an
eastern exchange Raysi
Tho presentation Of Mr.. Gus Thomas Burglar
Al the Grand laSt night before Q large audience
holder with the fact that the playwright Will
achieve for hlmIelf 40 abiding name IN our dFa.
matte literature. There is need and q great deal
Of Il for work such As Nj. Thomas hfS Of late
when the public taste Is fast being educated 10
the merelFiciOns standards OF iAFce.comedy:
when The actor With comedy legs and fund Of
"gBgT' easily SGcells his glnaiOus aud talented
NAV Si,sh AZ M ThoriRS IN Dfoiti1ed. Sni n
which Tho Burglar Is q shining example, ap.
peAls very strongly 10 those who have NOT entire.
" abandoned the idea that the stage u q source
Of Instruction a. we'll As amusement
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Yesterday afternoon telephone mes.
sage was received at headquarters that q
gang OF tramps was marching up the
Pewiky road. Officers Moran aud Porter
went up, and being Joined by Officer
Herbert, ran in Eve acknowledging, d.
lapidated vags. Officer Carney last night
made a raid on the house Of ill.fame
kept by Nellie White. Three women,
besides the proptletress, and two men,
were arrested,
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Miss jamie Good entertained largt
number Of invited guests last night, q
her home on Jacob street, with must
Gale in which her music pupils tool
part. The programme was varied and
interesting, and served 70 show the sat
isiaotory progress which has been made
by those under her instruction, Some
Of them are quite young aud have beer
taking lessons on the plano but q ehorI
time, and the marked advancement they
have made in that time was an agree
able surprise to the company present
Their fair instruCtress was the recipient
OF many hearty congratulations on her
sneeARE.
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GIlf 9mtelliaellter.
once Nos. 30 and ~ Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements,

New AuNuEGAAohoaNt
For Sale CheSp-I. ". Hunter.
%inssst sd q Rllhet sCx 70 do Whiting
a Their Homes.
For sale Cheap-BIy Horse.
Money WanIed-G. Q, emith.
Fiftt Presbyterian Church.
Lecture EotICe-JOhn q, Lynch.
WGnted-Ladies and Gentlemen 70 Learn
Shorthand. ,,,..u
Portrait FEapleS-E. Z. rtcou.
Grand Opera House-Webef 4 Fields OWE
Redemptiou Of Rouds OF tho Loan o. 1871
Worthy Of Note DrS. Copeland q Bell
United Presbyterian Church.
Wanted Gentleman In once.
WRnted-LadY Assistant
Fourth street II. 4. Church.
TUE Merit Hius-EWiug Bros.
List OF Letters Remaining In the Postomce'
Simpson II. z. Church.
Wanted Situation as Assistant Book'EeepeE
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TIE KlNNERs
Al GUTENBERG Yesterday.

First racs-Buckstone odds 0 to5.
Second race-Littie Fred-oids / to ]
Third race-Servia-odds 0 to5.
Fourth race-Rancocus-odds l to !.
Fifth race-Macauiey-odds too.
Sixth race-Shotover-odds 2tol.
Combinations pay SIS So ticket.
Races received daily at Mclaughlin 4
Co.'s Pool Room, corner Water and
Twelfth streets. Combinations sold and
track odds laid. An accurate desOrip.
ton given Of oil races. Races start at 2
p. m. sharp.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water and Movements Of Boats
Tho River Interests.

Stage Of Water and movements OF Boats
Tho River Interests.
The river last night was falling fast, with 2
feet Inches In the channel.
Morsantown--7 feet and stationary wealth
BtownSvtileSiO feet inches and falling
weather clear and Pleasant.
WSrfcnSs tsst inChCs and falling; weathe
cloudy aud mild.
PIitshngh-ll feet aud falling slowly
We, thes clear aud pleasant.
Ftlday's boats left as follows: The Matt F
Allen for Pittsburgh, AtSR, ln.---The Bcn HUI
for PArkerSburg, at ll:3O r. m.-The Bachelor
for Cincinnati, at ] p. nl.-The Congo for Pitts
burgh, at p. m.-rhc Courier for Pittsburgh
at 9p m.
saturdG Is schedule resds % follows: This H,
K. Bedford will leave for Pittsburgh II Sa. IN
Tho Keystone State for Cincinnati, At . o. m
On Sunday the following boats are due Il
leave the wharf The pArECFgbnrE boats leave
Ut 3 a, nj. aud 1I;30 u. m.--The Matt r. Allen
Scotia, Lizzie Bay and Ben Aus leave for Pitts
burgh att q. N.
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whether on pleasure bent or business,
should take on every trip bottle oil
Syrup Of Figs, as II acts most pleasantly
and efectually on the kidneys, liver and
bowels, preventing fevera, headaches and
other forms OF sickness. For sale in SOC
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
D&W
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Gormau's Elite" MiustreIs will appear al the
Opera House next Thursday evening. Fellow.
ing Ia an expression concerning them from inc
New York UtFdd. EibiO'S Theatre Was packed
last night, with standing room only DIS
played, with Germans Elite hinstrels as the at
traction. The 6OrmRnB arc to mtnstreiEy what
Patti iE to the OperAtic Stage. They stand head
and thOuldcrs above all competitors.
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Mr.. Frank Jepson, President OF the
First Branch Of Council, presided over
the police court yesterday morning for
the first time, the Mayor being at
Charleston. He fiued one man 81 and
costs for ihdeGency, sent one drunk up
for twenty days and man who refused
to move on when ordered to got fifteen
dovd
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sTo4ES-A large, liyer.colored bird
dog, with white on breast and ieeti
stolen between 7 and 8 O'Clock last night.
Anyone giving information OF the same
will be rewarded for their trouble. On.
VILE CARROLL, No. IS Twenty.iourth
street.
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The Marvin Bakery bas Just placed It's
latest goods before the public. Tho
new Graham Lunch is selling like hot
cakes. II Is the finest goods they ever
made. Always ask for the Marvin
Brand Of Cakes and Crackers. They are
sold throughout America.
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is Won cannot see and need SpectGcles
you siloald call on us and hare3eur Eyes
tested without charge. We nave lae
lnest instruments and more experienee
than any other 0ptieian In the state,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB VI. 6RUbB.
JeWeIer and 0pheian,
Ger. Twelfth and Market Streets
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E. L. RosR & Co., No. 81 Twelfth
street, have left few OF the finest oil
their elegant Holiday Sewing Machines,
which they will offer at prices sure to
make room for new goods In other lines.
Don't miss this opportunity.
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Mr.. WIN Riggs and his mother are In wash
Robert Mcconnell left for the East Thusday
on aud extended trip.
Beach & Bowers Ministries will DO hero the
10Th. i Is said that they give splendid enter
u. ". Allison, Of Wheeling, was here yester.
day. He reports the outlook for tho Glendale
syndicate very 6Gttering.
The citizens OF the Moundsyille independent
school district earnestly hope the Legislature
Will pass the bill before that body providing FOL
better school.
Rev. AlleweGg and several other gentlemen
came down from Cameron ThurdBy and signed
up the bonds In the whisky iE!unction caSei
from that town.
j. Glenn Cook, manager Of the syndicate, Il
| well pleased with the sale OF stock. \ great dea
more was taken by home parties than was an
ticIpated letter. Of inquiry have been received
from all parts Of the country. and one IRON
Western State. More applications for sites fol
| industries have been received. Photographs q
over h,ty ane views have been taken through
the TO Fn aud from the hill tops. They will b
used In the illustrated prospectus. meotInl
Of the Board OF Directors win be held In Wheel
Ing to-day.
ASK your grocer for Maryin's Vanill,
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The case OF the Terminal Railway
Company vs.. tho Camden Consolidated
Oil Company was concluded In the Cir
cult Court yesterday evening, and then
dismissed until this morning, when the
Jurors will retire to their room TO DELHI.
crate.
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monts, In a good sketch; Richmond and Glen.
roy, 0ld.tIme iayOTIted: the brothers knftkun,
who 90 4 novel bar act; Miss Florence Miller,
graceful dancer, and Isabella Ward, musical ar
tiste. The musical sketch, "Crazy Quilt, IN
which all participated, concluded the entertain
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WASHINGTON, Feb. Is.-For Western Pennsyl
vnbfs And Welt Virginia, variable winds, genegr
ally slightly cooler; fair Sunday. FOR Onio
cooler, nortberly winds; fair Sunday
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APro,n,,Inr on Pleld.

The East Liverpool OIL Company'l
well on the Rogers farm, on the Penn
sylvania and West Virginia line, "a
squirting oil over the top OF the derrick
at short intervals, and the job Of clean
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SPECIAL BARGAINS

To close our winter weights and make
room for our incoming spring stock.
First.class work and III guaEanteea; Abo
bargains In Under wear and Hall HOSE
Wesr lie celebrated lace back snS-
naHder FOR comfort and durability.
f''' c. HESS Il SONS,
Merchant TaiIOrs aud Gents FrrnisherF'
1891 and 1898 Market street.
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Foll on The stove.

Mrs. Trisey Lorry, Of South Water
street, who fell against q red hot stove
Thursday night, is somewhat better.
Her clothes had caught fire, burning her
side and back severely.
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PREVENTS PNEUMoNIA.-The prompt
use Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
will prevent q severe cold from result
ing 10 pneumonia. Bear this fact in
mind, D4W