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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
It's PROSPECTS, BkIaaT.
The Stockholders of the Suburban Eleo-
trical Company Met Last Evening.

The Stockholders of the Suburban Elec-
trical Company let Last Evening.
There was a largely attended meeting
OF those interested in the Suburban
/ Electric Light Company at the Leather
wood School House last evening, and
I the enterprise was put upon su5stan-
tial footing before the meeting was
over, and now has bright prospects Of
I being q most successful venture. There
were about twenty-five gentlemen pres
ent at the meeting, all being suostan-
tial business men residing along the
pike or having interests there.
| The stockholders elected the fol-
lowing Board OF Directors: George
w. Woods, G.. Lamb, $. s. Bloch,
Randolph Stanaker, j. r. Clator, Ii. E.
Weisgerber and W. d. Johnson. The
Board subsequently met and elected
George Woods, President, and Ran
dolph Stalnaker, Secretary. j. w.
Crosby, electrical engineer, was engaged
70 look after the construction affairs OF
the ComDany, and committee was ap-
pointed 10 confer with him regarding a
site for the plant, machinery, etc.
This committee and Mr.. Crosby will
hold a consultation at once, and bids
will soon be asked for the construction
Of the necessary building, supplying Of
electrical and other machinery, etc.
There are at present enough gentle
men interested in the project to
ensure the supplying OF light from
ThompsOn's TO the Park, and il is hoped
and believed that ultimately there will
be a demand for electricity, both mean
descent and arc, from Fulton TO Elm
Grove, including both the towns named.
The gentlemen interested In the matter
have taken hold OF il more especially
for securing for themselves the advant-
ages Of electric light, ana not from any
desire to enter upon business boom Of
any sort, or even TO make any very
large amount Of money, although that
the stock will pay Is an assured fact.
Those interested are possessed OF abund-
ant means, as a rule, and it is their idea
TO put up large and strictly frst-class
modem plant, thoroughly equipped in
every respect.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
Resolutions of Respect

BENwOOD, w. VA, July 16, 1898.
AT stated meeting OF Evening Star
Lodge No. IS, X. Of p, the following
preamble and resolutions were unani-
mousIy adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Great
Chancellor OF the universe, In the wise
diSpensstions Of His providence, to re-
move from our midst 10 the grand cas-
tie above our beloved brother, Past
Chancellor J. o. Sleigh, VINO departed
this life Friday, July Z, 1898; therefore
ReS0lUed, That in his death our order
has lost a worthy member, its members
a true aud loyal brother, his wife de-
voted husband, his children kind and
afectionate father and the community
a useful citizen.
ReSOlrCd, That while our hearts are
hung with sorrow at his unexpected
death, we bow SubmiSsively to the will
of our Heavenly Father, who doeth all
things well, and emulate the cheerful
aud Yirtuous life which drew around
him such large circle Of friends.
ReS0lUed, That we extend our sympa-
thieS to his bereaved wife and children
In this their dark hour OF trial and sor-
row, pointing them to Him who hath
said, Blessed are they who mourn for
they shall be comforted."
ResOlUCd, That copy OF these resolu-
tionS be presented to the family, spread
upon the minutes and published in the
Wheeling REGISTER and Sunday Netcs.
Fraternally submitted in F.,C.& B.,
J. T. KING,
J. E, THOMAS,
CHAS. KING,
Committee.
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ABad Girl in Bad Company.

Yesterday girl giving the name Of
Maggie Kelley, who gave out decided
symptoms Of having been grossly intoxi-
Gated at some recent period, called at
police headquarters with horrible
story to the effect that she had fallen
into the hands of some bad men Friday
night, and had found herself in a rail-
road car, out on the Terminal tracks
yesterday morning. 1t didn't seem to
be very outrageous case, and the girl
was kept at the building to sober up.
Yesterday evening two other girls
called, and one Of them, named Augur,
stated that the Kelley girl had stolen a
dress belonging to her, while they were
all three in a hotel. The Kelley girls
trunk was located at hotel, and the
Augur woman took the keys from
Lieut.. Gaus, and in short time re-
turned saying she had found the miss
ing dress. The girls come from some
where about Weston, and have all been
working out at hotels in this city.
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which was exempliied in the recent
wholesale raids upon the houses OF III
fame. The women have suffered, and
the owner of the houses put to some
trouble, but the men who drive the night
hacks have been, in sporting parlance,
''strlctly in it." The proprietor OF q
certain road house six miles from this
city has also shared largely ip the pecu-
mary benefits resulting from the pulls.
A "cabby" is authority for the state
ment that on one night in the early
part Of the week there were seven hack
loads OF the women and their male
friends at the resort referred to, and on
the following night there were eight
hack loads at one time. Several cab
drivers made two trips TO the place In
one night. The "cabby" makes uni
form rate of IS for the trip, and the
proprietor of the road house makes
fully as much IN the profits in the bar
bill for the crowd. 1t is said the resort,
which is maintained By this class OF
custom, has witnessed q great many
racy scenes during the past week.
Some of the cab drivers were quick
to see an opportunity TO Increase their
business, and for few days after the
raid, some Of them quietly circulated a
report that the county officers contem-
plated another visit to the houses. This
had the desired effect, as the girls were
anxious to get away, and prevailed upon
their friends TO take them out TO the
road house. However, 1t is understood
that all or nearly all OF the houses own
ed by the man whom the Prosecuting
Attorney is trying to reach have been
open for several nights, but are being
conducted on the "speak-easy" plan.
They become holder each night. and un-
less they are again rsided, they will he
kept in as open manner as before the
raid.
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Threatened to shoot.

Yesterday afternoon about half-past
one o'clock stranger went into the
Elm Grove Office of the B. 81 O. railroad
and asked for ticket to West Alexsn-
der, rendering a FIVE dollar bill In pay
meut. NJ. c. Glass, the agent, could not
make the change, when the stranger
and the agent had some words. The
affair ended by Mr.. Glass producing
revolver and leveling it at the stranger,
and it is said there would have been
some shooting In about thirty seconds
more, had no. Mr.. d. NJ. Thornburg
wrested the revolver from Mr.. Glass.
No arrest was made, as far as learned.
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TUE sDAYs CONTEST.
Arrangements All Complete for the HOW
ley-Bolen Battle.

Arrangements All Complete for the HOW
ley-Bolen Battle.
All arrangements have now oeen
completed for the glove contest between
Mike Howley and Jack Bolen, and II
prmises to be very interesting. A boat
will convey the principals and specta-
tors to the site selected. 1t will leave
the wharf at 1920 o'clock Monday
night. and the contest will come oil al
daybreak, at a point already selected
but which the committee decided not
to make public. The referee is Pitts
burg man, who Is an authority on sport
ing matters. He will arrive in the city
some time to-day. The contest VIII
probably take place about four O'CLOCK
or little later.
Friends OF both men are confident OF
victory for their favorites, and great
deal OF money will change hands upon
the result. Howley finished training
Yesterday. He is in excellent form and
sanguIne of success. He is two pounds
under weight. Bolen was still training
yesterday, and is in fine condition Tor the
battle of his life. A friend OF HowIey
Yesterday offered to bet any sum In
odds Of l to 2, that Mike would best his
opponent in ten rounds.
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P.sHISe CAMPS.
so...l '2n..re.s to Those in ous.t of p<'-
" catorial sport.

hottest Interest to Those In Quest Oh
catorIal sport.
South Side campers are to SWIM .
race this evening In the river, startins
at Pipe creek, and great Interest -
being manifested by South SIDE Sports
as to the result. All the men VINO hAfe
entered the race, which will be TWO
hundred yards, are well known iocs,
swimmers. The contestants are 81 VI
the South Side, being from the SIX nsh'
Ing camps eRcamped between rlpo
creek and Powhatan. The contestants
will be George Lowry ana Wm' 6oe!
ling, of the Riverside Club; Burr nats,
OF the South Side Club; VIM. fsistIcK
and George McGown, OF the Pine nli'
Club; John Dailer and Anton oteih'
Duquesne Club, and Howard kinney,
also Of South Side club. Inc ooIs
will swim for a stake. -.
Reports come from the RlVersioe
Fishing Club that another catnsn'
weighing seventeen pounds. has oeen
caught, a tUenty-one pound turue taA
and thirty squirrels killed.
VIM. Maser and Jacob Gruber have
returned from Cross station, wnefe
they were visiting the West wheeling
fishing club, bringing with them large
string of fish and thirty-six frogs
Al. Travis, captain of the Riverside
Fishing Club, epcamped at Belmon'
Grove, caught catfish, afew days ago.
weighing eighteen pounds.
John Powell. Of the Silver Star FISH
ing Club, OF the South Side, caught q
perch, few days ago, weighing over
twelve pounds.
Fifteen employees Of the Riverside
mill left yesterday for visit TO the
camp OF their fellow workmen, oeio"
Moundsvile.
August Marshner and Edward Schui'
South Siders, have gone to the Mystic
Crew Fishing Club camp for q visit.
A large Lumber of South Side ooys
left yesterday to join the Nelly BIys'
al their doWn-river camp.
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t. m, 8 SUNDAY School.

The Riverview Sunday school Of the
L. D. S. Church had a picnic at the old
Fair Grounds on Wheeling Island,
Thursday last. The line Of march was
formed at their Chapel in North Ben
wood at an early hour and proceeded to
the car barn on Forty. eighth and Jacob
streets. where two very pleasant open
cars awaited them, and which conveyed
them TO point nearest the grounds.
All attending enjoyed themselves.
The Sunday school desire to tender
the Electric Railway Company their
sincere thanks for their exceptional
hospitality in thus providing without
charge so pleasant way OF reaching
the grounds. The school also likewise
thank the Bridge Company for the free
use OF their grounds.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
CircniE Court.

Judge Campbell held special term
yesterday, and handed down the follow
ing orders:-
Louis f. Stifel, guardian for Mary
a nd Lottie Heinrich, was allowed to ex-
pend portion of the principal OF his
wards estate for their maintenance.
In the case of George r. Jingle,
Sheriff, vs. George Miller, ct al, Jo-
seph Straub was appointed curator Of
the estate of William Miller, an insane
person, and John j. Jones, general re-
ceiver of the Court, was ordered to pay
over to said curator the sum Of S1,080,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
A Change of Route.

Train No. 9. limited, OF the B. & o.,
arrived in this city yesterday afternoon
at o'clock, instead OF going to Pitts
burg by way of Akron. A tunnel cav
ing in on the Psttsburg and Western
Railroad east Of Akron caused the linn
tied to come by this route. The train
was due in Pittsburg at 9 o'clock in the
morning, and it did not arrive there till
AIS in the evening. This same train
was delayed two hours west of Bellaire
by breakdown Of the engine. The
passengers were very much exhausted,
and twenty of them were given time to
get their dinners at the Mcclure House.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
snI.s of Real Estate.

Rolf & Zane have sold house and
lot at Echo Point, for A. P. Shallcross,
to Mrs. Wilhelmina Ritter. Considera-
ton, So, 500.
A house and lot, No. 149 Fifteenth
street, for K. A. Sherratt, to John H..
Gesey. Consideration, $3.50.
Lot No 8, block 2, in j. l.. and Is. Il.
first addition to McMechen, for Fl. h.
Brown, to w. G. Hilard. Considera-
ton, S425.
The south halt OF lot No. 10, block 2,
In j. L. and B. B. first addition to Nc
Mechen, to Orloff L. Zane, for S175.
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GOT THEIR DESERTS.
ANTHONY CONNORS AND JOHN SHEFLN GIVEN
EIGHT YEARS EACH.
Judgs JOrdan's Seutsncs Made the TOughs Of the
Town Turn Pals-ScOa Linton Fined Fifty
Dollars and COss-O;hsr Criminal
Matters Yesterday.

These people who look upon sessions
of grand jurles with more or less trepl-
dalton, and who involuntarily eye police
officers and constables askance when
ever they are seen coming their way,
wore a detected air yesterday.
Quite number Of them were present
In Judge Jordan's Criminal Court, yes
terday morning, when the trial OF An
thouy Conuers and John Shefiin was
concluded, and when the Court so very
promptly overruled the motion for
new trial, after the verdict OF guilty,
and topped of the good work by an
nouncing the sentence Of eight years In
the penitentiary for each OF the de-
PENDANTS, they nearly fell out OF their
chairs.
During the remainder OF the day the
sentence OF the Court was discussed
with considerable animation by people
Of shady regulations, and 1t was gener-
ally considered by them that Judge
Jordan was bad man to get hauled up
before, in case of guilt, and the crooks
aud thieves will likely be little more
circumSpect from this time on.
On the other hand, good citizens eV-
erywhere endorsed the action OF the
Court in the most unmlstakable man
ner, aud many remarks 10 the effect
that il was to be hoped the good Work
would go right on, were heard.
When the session on Friday ended,
TWO Of the four arguments Of counsel
had been made. Yesterday morning
when Court convened, the remaining ad-
dresses were made to the jury, and then
the twelve men were charged and retir-
ed TO their room. They came back in
about twenty minutes with a verdict oil
guilty, and motion was promptly made
by counsel for the defense to set aside
the verdict and grant new trial.
Judge Jordan said he would hear the
arguments on the motion at once, and
they being made, he promptly over
ruled the motion, and sentenced the
prisoners TO eight years each In the pen,
accompanying the sentence with little
address which did not improve the
feelings OF either the prisoners or their
friends among the audience. Among
other things, Judge Jordan said he
wanted it understood that so far as it
was, in his power be wanted TO make
this city safe one for strangers to visit,
without being subject TO the operations
of highwaymen or confidence men.
The defense excepted to the action Of
the Court, and a stay Of sixty days was
granted.
The two young men sentenced yester-
day have been crooked for a long time,
and are members of quite numerous
class In this community who live by vio-
lence or their wits and who have had
great luck in the past in keeping out OF
the pen Sometimes they have escaped
through the mistaken actions OF juries,
sometimes through perjury, sometimes
through the bribery or intimidation OF
witnesses, or In other ways have es-
capped justice, and have continued to
rob, steal and blk people out Of their
money or other property. The fate
which beiel Connors and Sheflln yester
day ought to be warning TO others like
them TO forsake their accustomed ways
and go TO work.
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Sent TO jail

Yesterday Joseph Bonner was before
Justice Gllespy on two charges, one OF
threatening to do Catharine b. Moore
bodily harm, and the other for profane
swearing. On the first charge he was put
under 500 bonds to keep the peace for
six months, and on the second he was
fined one dollar and costs. In default
OF either giving the security or paying
the fine, he was committed TO Jail.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Work Commenced,

Contractor McCsrty, of this city, who
received the contract fer the car barns
of the new company began work on his
contract yesterday. Already from this
city a long line OF trolley poles can be
discerned on the other side Of the river
placed by the new company.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
Justice Manion,s Court.

Mrs. Emma Leiner, of Twenty-fourth
street, swore ont warrant against
Louis Ripple and Edward Smith, ooth
of Twenty-iourth street, yesterday, for
breaking a large glass in door on the
same street, in Squire Manion's court.
Five witnesses testified, and none saw
the window broken by the defendants.
Squire Manion therefore put the costs
OF prosecution on the complainant.
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Taken to the Pen.

Sheriff A. A. Franzheim yesterday
afternoon took two prisoners to the
penitentiary at Moundsville. They
were Charles Bennett, three years. con-
victed of robbery and Mox Teufel, who
will serve one year for petty thieving.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
Fined Fifty Dollars and sent to jail

Yesterday afternoon Justice Gillespy
went out to Elm Grove and heard the
evidence in the case Of State V. Scott
Linton, who was arrested several days
ago on the charge OF attempting to
commit rape upon fourteen-year-old
Oracle Farrell. The testimony made
the case one Of indecent assault, and
the Justice imposed fine Of fifty dol
lars and co SITS. In default OF payment
Linton was committed to Jail, last even
ing.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16

GRAND embarrassing contest and
amusents OF all kinds at the Journeyman
Butcners,. picnic, at Seibert's Garden,
next Wednesday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16

FINE and complicated watches thor
oughlY repaired, at
l. g. DILLON & Co.'S,
1928 Market St.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16

WHY allow bedbngs to keep you
awake at night when bottle OF Bugine
will destroy them in minute? % cts.
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Index to New Advertisements

SECOND PAGE.
snaoial Sale OF Black Goods. s. Rhodes &
Co,
FOURTH PAsA
blazer suits-GeO. f. Stifel & Go.
EFTH PAGE.
Yard sticks and Scissors-Geo. n. snook q
Wanted-To Sell Coke Plant.
Lost-Gold Mounted Buggy Whip
Wanted-Agent ,
Atfeutiou Ladies-Emma Toilet bALah'
Wauted-Liie Insurance. Agents. Mt.
Ro,ms al worlds Fair-Mrs, Annie DAVIS
G-sat western Hotel, West Liberty, wa
Wanted-Eyery Lady 10 Use Dew Of Roses
Wanted-Help Of All Kinds,
For Sale-Confectionery.
For Sale-Lemon cared Pups.
For SAle-Payiug BUSINESS. ,.t,I,
For Rent-T6ree story Brick BUILDING. 60,
Security Mutual Life AssociAtio37tD'E s'ai-
nA bi5is, nd No,c.-Firs n9EarIno Insurance
OV %%aSna.sess-sale,Tsn an Collectors.
y" '.me Cor.
Eo&C Co.
e.
'gzer, warrick
talmsnt Com
msheimer
&. Mendel q Co.
salt and shirt
week you just
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REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Deeds or Transfer Left for Record Yes
terday

Deeds OF Transfer Left for Record Yes
terday.
The following transfers OF real es-
tate were left for record at Clerk Hooks
office yesterday:
Deed Made March Is, 1898, by Ed
ward Groszker and others to Charles
Klein, for the north half OF lot No. I,
ia square No. 35, in South Wheeling.
Consideration, Sl,SOO.
Deed made July IL, 1898, by Title W.
Shallcross and A. 2. Shallcross, her
husband, to Wilhelmina Ritter, for lot
No. on the plat laid out by George H.
Parks, guardian. Consideration, So, 500.
EXCURSION rates on all remnants.
Half fare for any of them.
Gro NJ SNOOI- & ~
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DENTISTS.
@heelias Re9istfE
1normomelar f.seora.

Mr.. C. Schnepf, the Opera House drug.
Vist made the following observations OF
the temperature yesterday; a. N, 90
ga. m, 50; - M, 60; p. m, vs. P H.
81. Weather, changeable.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16

Why pay double for Suit or shirt Waist
when Stlfel 3 Co. sell them at nElf price
this week
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16

WHEN your watch needs repairing,
take it TO e. DILLON 81 Co.'s.
1923 Market St.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16

HALF-PRIcE for any Of them from the
silk remnants down.
GRO. NJ. SHOOK & Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16

THE only place to have your watch
repaired is at 1. g. Dillon & Co.'S, 1923
Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16

RATS and mice are nasty things to
have about ting house. XIII ahe pesky
brutes with Bhgine Paste.
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- F--~ - ~ -
Req ) p ns Of Respect.
40 lGWAM OF
RI e. o, q bow TRIBE No. 10,
30 = 20 % ORDER PED MIN.
p o ~. PADS OF BENwOOD,
D. Q, AEMoon, @. 5. l.. 4O2.
NeESses;; e das pleased the Great
the universe in his infinite
-eEove from the circle Of
nd from earth and friends,
Past Sachem Joseph c.
feiore be IL
"a, That while bowling In meek
zion to His holy will, we most
Wv deplore his loss, but ind con-
nin the thought that our sepa-
Is but temporary, and that we
eet again beyond she portals Of
b.
ed, That in his DEATH the wife
loving husband, th6children
donate father and the Improved
Red Men devoted member.
cd, That these resolutions be
upon the records Of this 0ribe.
Opy presented to the beret wed
Z. NJ. NOEL,
CHARLES SEABRI6HT,
LOUIS SCHAD,
copmitsssk
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SEVERAL counters heaped with rem
nantS. Half price takes any OF them.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & Co.
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The Cabman,s harvest.

'It's an i'll wind that blows nobody
Cd" ia trite adage, the truth Of
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ALL grades Of watches repaired and
made good as new. l. G. Dillon & o.,
1928 Market street.
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CLEARANCE Sale begins this week.
Read our ad. GEO. NJ. SHOOK d Co.
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Rs.olntIons oi sympathy.

FEELING, w. VA, July 15.-At
lar meeting Of Pride Of the Mystic
In Assembly, No. "A, Degree Of Mao
A. o. r. OF the NJ. c., the under
ned committee was appointed TO
aft resolutions OF sympathy.
SsEREAs, The Supreme Commander
the universe, in his rulings, has sum
noned from our midst the husband OF
our beloved sister Seigh, therefore be it
Resolued. While We bow In submis-
sion to His holy will we tender our
heartfelt sympathy 10 her bereavement,
and recommend her to the loving care
OF Him who has promised to be father
10 the fatherlesS aud husband TO the
widow, and to the protecting care Of all
members Of the A. o. r. Of the NJ. G.
and Degree OF Naomi.
ResOlued, That a copy Of these reso-
buttons be spread on the minutes OF this
assembly, also be published 10 the Sun
lay papers, and copy be sent to our
lister.
JOHN CAEDONA,
r. Z. BRYsON,
II. LEwEDAG,
NJ K. BALLINGER,
c. X. LEACH,
Committee.
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cry lady ahOuld have = Blazer suit
4 shirt waist stlfel s. Co. sell them ~
fForrra this w II.
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mart. Id engage the al
ance Pa. telephone GOA.
iesIrlug to arrange for picnlcs
infer early with
COL. AUG ROLF. Manager,
No. SO Fifteenth street.
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Xxx

n Grove Railroad
hour. Is prepared
of people with
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Salt and shirt
week you Just