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The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04

The Uncle Toms Cabin troupe, about l4 in number, stopped at the Grand Cen tral, while in town.
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04

Dr George A. Peck of Meriden has been in town, this week.
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04

All kinds garden seeds from R. D. Hawley & Co.'s celebrated seed house, best in the country, at E. F. Hawley's.
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04

The ladies prayer meeting will be held xt Tuesday at with Mrs Graham Mrs Jenkins from Bridgeport was pres ent last Tuesday and addressed the meet ing on missionary work, which was very interesting.
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04

The best all around phosphates. Stand highest at Commercial Experiment Sta tion is H. J. Bakers, at E. F. Hawley's only.
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04

Every room in Edward Taylor's popu- lar hotel at the Hook was filled with guests on Tuesday night of this week.
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04

Stiil the march of improvement goes on. The fence i'll front of the rectory has been removed, making decided addition to the appearance of the place.
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04

The residence of c. F. Beardsley is be- ing dressed in a new coat of paint by Rutlies & Camp.
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04

County Commissioner Houlihan was al Stamford on Wednesday.
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04

The young child of Burt Wildman i very ill W ith pneumonia.
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04

Mrs Ed Minor went to New York on Wednesday to spend week or two.
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04

Edward Ives and son had their big road machine on duty in Newtown Streer yesterday.
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04

The next rehearsal of the choral soci- ety, for the concert to be given May b, at the Town hall, will be held in the
 Academy building on next Tuestay even- ing This will be the last rehearsal to be held at the Academy building, before the concert. but another rehearsal will be held at the Town hall on the Monday evening preceding the concert. A full
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04

Tay'or tS McGran are making a big drive with their $20 three piece oak cham Der suit IL is very handsome furniture aud the price is amazingly low. All kinds If mattresses and bedding can be pro- cured of the firm.
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04

Ex.Sheriff Aaron Sanford has bought the sorrel horse of D. F. HaWIey, and
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04

Edward Taylor of the Hook expects to go to New York on next Wednesday and Thursday, where he will attend sale of blooded horses held by Peter c. Kellogg M Go
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04

Miss Ruth Bradley from Hartford spent a few days with her sister, Mrs 5. c. Bull of Sandy Hook, this week.
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04

Minott Augur has had Painter James Morrissey re-deeorating the interior of his popular market at Sandy Hook, this uaalx
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04
HAY FOR SALE-Apply to CHARLES HAW- H LEY, Sandy Hook. Conn.

EOR SALE.By order of the Court of Probate,
 E IA desirable vi llage residence, the late home
 of Nelson " Burr. deceased; centrally located
 on Long Hill street. A modern built house
 with l2 rooms other out buildings contiguous,
 about one acre of land, half g mile from church, school house and railroad station,
 fourth of mile from post ofEice and stores, road all the way to the city of Bridgeport. Communication by electric cars talked os. Good location for . boarding house or . hotel. A rare opportunity; possession given when : deeirod. Inquire of 1EGRAED G. BEERS
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04

Miss Louise Barnum of Bridgeport has been guest at G. E. Fairchild's.
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04
FARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

TSARAIERS-Do not discard your old Wake F lee Flows. They can be repaired. It is hard times and we know you cannot afford to buy new one. We furnish the parts and re, pair the blows. All dealers will be supplied by ordering of us and all parts warranted to fit. Load up your old. cast iron and your blows and we will put them in good working order at reasonable prices. We carry stock of Roxbury Flows and Scrapers, warranted to work in any spot or place where plow can be used Old stoves and cast iron taken in exchange for new blows and parts-
 W. & H. BRONSON, Roxbury, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04

WANTED-By a competent man poslLoI " to take charge of, or run flour or Ieee ces IS to character and ability. Address, Lester Coleman, Box 64, Newtown, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04

NOR SA ALE-Four new mich cows, cheap as
 T I have other business to attend to at once, Also one brood mare, "Talxadott,a standard 10. Have two of her colts, one very fine one, sired py Birmingham. Ii sold at once, very cheap. A s. c. Cook, Nichols.
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04

4 CARD-I desire to thank my friends ane A neighbors who have so generously assisted me and shown their kind sympathy in this my late Bereavement. MRS JULIAN BEARDSLEY.
The Newtown bee., 1894-05-04

| dition. George E. Mattegat, Botsford. l EOR sALE-Registered Percheron stallion, l I Little Duke, weight 1900, sound ana vel broken to work. Will sell cheap II taken
 soon w E. Waller, PIattSyille, Conn.,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-13

hael Bel SdDnitein iollten bret fir bic
brrtiee airde beitimmte ncue @loden
eingetpeibt iperben, 3ll tpel9em 3pede
Der ssiiritbi19of Dr. Napotnit ii9
brrtbin beseEen bate. Die @loden
follten gu ben Sburmfenitern emporses
tpunben unb bann auf bas innere
@lodeneeriift gebraht tperben. Die
fiflidhen 5eierli9feiten nabmen ibren
Mnfans. Der Jiirfbi1dof besann bic
0eitpreoist, als fidb bic bereits BEL ben
@lodenfenitern bes Tburmes 19pe.
benbe mittlere Der brei neuen @loden,
bic elm @etpiht bon 13 gentnern aufs
tpies, bon ibrer 3rone trennte, niebers
itiirate unb babel bic srDbte @lode aers
trimmerte, 5usleih aber ben nit ben
Nuf5ussarbeiten bef9dftigten Gins
mermann er19lug. Die Werpirrung,
bic bieier l1nsliidsfal berborrief, mar
cine srobe.
gaernopiB. Cine arauliae
Shat 1T In 2ubibumnra periibt tpor=
ben. Der 2Oidbrise @runbtpirtbiobn
gpnitantin Sofian erftattete ber @en=
barmerie bic Mnaeiee, baB fein @ater
Nahts burh unbefannte 1bdter ers
mcrbet unb zines srDberen. fir ner>
fcuftes @ieb erlDften 8etraees Be-
roubt porben lei. Die grbebunaen
ereaben, baB ber Mnaeiger felbit ber
MDrber lei. Der Raubm0rber tpurbe
perbuftet unb bot Elm @eitdnbnib abs
eeleet.
prag. Sn ber naben CONNER,
friide Yobbaba babeten bic i'm Mlter
bon 81 unb % Sabren itebenben 9D9z
ter bes prager @ranatnaarenbdnb=
lers Muer semein1haftlicb in ber Mols
bau nit Der Satin bes sinanacom,
mifdrs 2iebii4. plDbKh tpurben
ale bret BON einem Wirbel erfabt unb
ainoen unter. Mit f6perer Miibe
nurbe srau 2iebif6 serettet; bic beis
ben MGbhen ertranfen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-09-13

Gin rieienbaftes llnternehmen.
Chattanooga, Senn., 6. Sept.
Mus superldifeer Auelle mirh Der Shines
beri9tet, bab bic unoermriters, bic ben
Ylan, bic Mi9monb unb Meit point
9erminal unb bic @ireinia unb &eorsia
&ailwap 60. reorsaniiiren pollen, Nie.
manb anbers linb, als bic Miuiondre
GotbI9ilb BON 2onbon unb Yaris,
unb Rornelius unb William 6. Nonber=
bilt. Die &eorsanilationsfrage par
tpie betannt BON Drerel Morgan & So.
in Nem Yort unb s. g. Wtorsan e.
60. in 2onbon, porsenommen morben.
Oieie baben bic &otbi4ilbs unb Wan=
oerbilts fir bieies llnternebmen su
intereieirn se,pubt. Diejes 5pnbifat
reprdientirt Elm Rapital BON melt iiber
elmer balben Yilion Dollars. Sebe
ber senonnten pier 8antfirmen bat Elm
0iertel Nntbeil. 30,OOO,OOO Dollars
lueroen gu Nnfans sebrau9t unb lit
oas Spnbitat bereit, wenn nDtbia,
cine mod srObe,e Summe ;u i9afien.
Das @elo ioa gum 8au gutter 8rlden,
neuer Nusriiituns, 0erlaneerung Der
2inien II. !. m. pertpenoet ,perben. Die
erite 0eriammluns loa am 2. Oftober
III &i9mono, 0a., itattfinben unb iollen
Bombs i'm gSertbe BON $l2O,OOO,OO0
autorilirt ,ueroen, bic our6 bas selammte
Gi9entbum seli9ert werben. Sc unter-
lie9t teinem 3peifel, ooB bieies Yroiett
ben 3ued bat, oas 0anoerbilfl1e en-
item na6 Dem Siioen ausiubebnen uno
bic Gbealepeate II. Ohio uno Queen II.
Crescent 8abnen in nddlter 3eit Elm
She'll beHelben tuerben tpirb. Sn nidt
LANCER 3eit uerben aud perI9iebene an-
bere 8abnen baau fomn,en.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
SMALL TiLL

Minor Et.ssr, o, Insors1s BeIe1y and
PlshHy TatL
THE roof on Mr.. Otto Auber's house
was completed yesterday.
Late last night Joe Kelly was arrested
BY Officer Scaily for carrying concealed
weapons
THE finishing touches are being put
on the Sixth ward school building, and
10 will soon be ready I0r occupancy.
THE Board of Commissioners went
out the National pike yesterday TO in
spect the bridges beyond Roney's Point.
Mill No. 3 at the Whitaker Iron
Works resumed operations yesterday
morning, after being idle since the fire.
IL another column Architect Joseph
Leiner adyertises that plans for the
Beuaire school building and SchmUl-
bach Brewing C0mpany's ice plant are
rsSdy for estimates.
IL another column Secretary Hook,
OF the State Fair Association, adyertiSAS
for proposals for grading. SDecifca-
lions are on exhibition st the Office of
Engineer Gil Browne, in the Masonic
building.
TIE case Of the United states against
Capt. Pusey, OF East Liverpool, charged
with employing 81 unlicensed engineer
aud pi!os on steamb boat, was on trial
Yesterday before L. y Commissioner 3.
!. Campbell, and evinced = srsatamOunt
Of interest among steam ooetmeD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
MARTINS FERRY.

Yesterday morning Miss Sarah Lewis,
an estima0le young lady OF this place,
died at five o'elock, OF heart trouble, at
the residence of her'parents, Rev. VIM.
and Mrs. Lewis, on Broadway. Miss
Lewis had been Ill about ten weeks and
it was thought she would recover.
Monday night she grew worse and died
Yesterday morning. The funeral will
probably take place tomorrow from her
late home.
The Thoburn Post, G. A. r., will give
q musical and literary entertainment In
their hall this evening. The programme
will consist of instrumental music, reel
tations and readings. Quite large
number OF Invitations have been issued
for the affair, which promises to be an
enjoyable one.
Chas. Horcher, Jas, Brand, Ed Wolfe,
NJ. p. Dobbins and VIM. }. Brown, all
glass-blowers, left yesterday morning.
for Central City, where they have So
cured a position in the glass house 81
that place.
The Vlgilant football team has Sc
cured another game with the Marietta
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
CHUROH NOrES.
Items Of Interest happening IN Religious
circles

Items of Interest Happening IN Religious
circles.
Rev. S. II. DOYLE, Of Moundsville,
will preach tonight 90 the Third Pres
byterian church.
At the y. NJ. c. a. Monday evening
prizes were distributed TO the young
men who sold the greatest number Of
tickets for the lecture course. Percy
Callahan won the bicycle offered for
first prize; VIM. Miller second, gold
watch; George Stephens third, years
membership in y. NJ. C. A; Harry
ProSSer fourth, gold cuff buttons.
a union meeting Of the w. G. Z. L..
societies Of Martins Ferry, Bridgeport
and Bellaire will be held at the Kirk
wood d. f. Church Friday afternoon.
The Young Mems Improvement So
cisty is she h8me Of an organization
that was formed at meeting held at
the residence Of Rev. +. ID. u. Buckley,
Monday evening, Its object is 70 adj
vance the moral, physical and iUtel.eC-
tual welfare OF its members. The FOL
lowing officers were chosen: President,
Howard wilkinson; Vice Presidents,
Or. W. p. MegrGiI and Frank Donald
son, Secretary, j. +. Bowen; Treasurer,
Charles Nha,ly.
st. Joseph's Church, at Burkhart
Station, o., of which Rev. Father Sag
srer is paStor,wil be formally dedicated
next sunday. Excursion rates will be
given over the b.. & c.. road, special
train leaving BeIlsirs az seven O'clock
Wheeling time. The services will begin
st 1920 o'clock. RI. Rev. Bishop Wat
terSOn, OF Columbus, will dedicate the
new church, after which solemn pontif-
ical high mass will be Ce ebrated.
Bauer's orchestra OF sixteen pieces, from
GAINESVILLE, viii furnish the music, aud
c. ] LaRochs, Of Bsllaire, will play a
violin solo during the otfertory. Meals
will be furnished at the schoolhouss by
she ladies Of the congregation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
RELLAIRE

On Monday night very interesting
prohibition meeting was held ia the
shoolhou:ss at Neff's Siding. Lawyer
Gallagher and Rev. Boyd were the
speakers. The quartette gave the mu-
sic, and were royalty entertained after
wards by AIrs. Alexander Neff. They
Appreciated her good cheer to the full
extent.
In the fire Monday night the family
OF Thomas Dsnnison lost about all their
household goods, aud the house was
Quilted.
Henry Gre8Ha, VIM. Long and James
Dolsn are going to Marietta to-day,
where Grella has his horse "BiIly Do
Ian" in the rcces.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the NJ.
E. church wilIgiye bazaar the first
or second week in December.
The funeral service of Henry Harlem
stein will occur Thursday morning az 8
o'clock al st. Johns Church.
Herzberg BEes. will furnish the thirty
six overcoats for the electric railway
conductors ana mOtOrmen.
The D. OF L. are making arrange
ments for fair and festival to be held
on the last Of November.
II. T. Day came in yesterday from
Illinois, where he has just finished up
some paving contracts.
A hare and hound chase was given by
the Gravel Hill Reading Room Athletic
Club last night.
Judge briggs passed through the city
las evening on his way home from
GAINESVILLE.
There will be a reception for the
preacher at the German Church this
evening
All those arres,ed Saturday night set
tied up with the mayor and are at large
again.
Heatheringtou's band will furnish the
music for the Foraker meeting Friday
night.
The w. c. T. NJ. will meet in the
Christian Church this afternoon at $50.
Gus. Hartehsteia is here from Chicago
to attend his brothers funeral.
Frank Archer and his family are once
more residents of Bellsre.
Geo. Westlaks is visiting friends in
New Lisbon, o.
P. Mason and family are home from
ST. Louis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
AMOUR PEOPLE
DAILY UhrOaiols OF the MOvsusns OF
IndiViduhIL


DAILY UhrOalOls OF the Movement OF
individual
sre.ial to tAs Rssls;s--
New YORK, October 16.-West Viz
GINA people in New York: Wheeling;
s. w. Harper, Broadway Central; NJ.
Horkheimer, St. Cloud; !. Z. Taussig,
Imperial: c. n. HasicKer, Marlborough.
West Virginia: Charles Z. Reed, Broad
way Central. Everett, w. Va; +. II.
Milford, AstOr.
Fred Taral, the famous jockey rider,
is az the Windsor.
Van K. Cleary returned home Yester-
day from st. Cl2irsvilIe.
Miss Lottie q. Fitton, Of this city, is
visiting friends in Mouudsvilie.
Hon. A. W. Campbell left last even
ing over the B. & 0. for st. Louis.
Mrs. J. D. Burley and son, Of Mounds
Vile, are visiting friends ia this city.
Al. Kenney, of East Liverpool, re-
turned home after 3 visit of several
days ia the city with friends.
Mr.. John Becker, the South Side jew
eler. left Monday for New York, where
he will lay in supply Of holiday goods.
Miss L. Bessie Ashbaugh, talented
young eocutionist OF East Liverpool,
Is a guest OF Mr.. Clarence Laird, on
South Front street.
BRUNSWICK: A. E. Mcintyre, Man
nington; W. Z. HOyt, RavenSwood; j.
c. Hill, Bellaire; +. r. Smith, Mounds
an. r---f.- ID rTNfIfrr CIawauillp
MCLURz: W. C. Mcmahon, J. NJ.
Davis. George Meyer, A. Z. Frank and
II. /. FrlIman, Pittsburg; A. Cooper,
Wsllsburg; G. N. Gardiner, Sisters
vile.
VAN KEUREN: L. Farrell. Hunting
ton; d. r. Meighen, Litsleton; j. Z.
Hansbaw, Burton; w. Il. Clements,
Huntington; j. Il. Rockefeller, Clsys-
Vile.
WINDSOR: R. c. Greer, J. ". De-
noon, w. D. Carson and J. p. williams,
Pitts burg; ]. a. Paxton, Psrkersours;
i. Henderson,, keaova; Is. 5. Bill
lingsly, Sistersyiile.
BEELER-J. T. Rankin, Bsllaire; c.
K. Richards, Warrington; Robert +.
Ealkington, talrmont; y. U. helu,
CIarksburg; c. Z. Lucas, ShiRston; J.
A. Duffy, Grafton; 5. S Stone, Seldom
SrAMM-F. D. Ham, Sistersville;
George Kemp, Wellsburg; D. L. Cole
man, Weusburg; e. Z. Gordon, Lanes
VILE; Mrs. p Wall, GAINESVILLE; w. f.
johnson, Petersburg; Dick Sack
niger, Warrington; JOS. Hartmann, Jr.,
+. w. Hale and wife, Weston;
DR.. r. 7. Richardson, New Martins
Vile: G.. w. Clark, Charleston; E. z.
Butcher, Barbour; Alex. Morhead, Sis
tersville: q. d. Smith, Middiebourne;
II. j. Hiude, KenOva; w. +. Little,
Fairfield; S. Baer, ODER; c. NJ. Ca6st
and G.. A. HuckeI, Ripley: S i. Hyre,
jackson; Wm. Caverne, Buckhannon;
G. L. Wilson, Ceredo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
ssnntor ain at Utica.

UTICA, n. Y, October 16.-Senator
Hill arrived here at $50 this evening,
and was given hearty reception. AS
esrly as O'Clock the opera house was
filed with an enthusiastic audience.
The Senator was escorted from the hotel
By the Jacksonians and several hun
dred enthusiastic Democrats, while q
handsome display OF fireworks was
made along the route. He was given a
rousing welcome as he appeared upon
the stage, where Thomas Jones, a prom
mont Cleveland Democrat, presided.
Mr.. Hill spoke for over an hour and
dwelt at length upon the issues OF the
campaign, including the apportlonment,
the tariff, the work OF the Democratic
party in the State and nation, and the
freedom frem scandal of the present
administration. He was applauded at
frequent intervals and his principal
points were greeted with cheers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17
MOGULLIAN BUNGLE.
Programme for the Pubuc Installation
at the Grand.

Programme for the Public Installation
at the Grand.
Following is the programme for the
MogulIian BuEgle which will be given at
the Grand Opera House tonight:
Grand professional entry Of Moguls.
Grand salUtatiOn sign.
Greeting Song OF the MOgullians: AL
Present are Here by Right. lis Well"
The hour has come. Ali McGusllam's
demonstration proves correct.
Pilgrim is introduced by way Of the bar
riers.
Interview of pilgrim for publication.
Pilgrim receives Instructions and is en-
tcrtaiued by the Mogullian Quartette in
song.
INC VOYAGE is begun on board the good
ship Charleston, Of the Burpap and Bull
storm a-ises aud the pilgrim is saved
from o waJery grave
After which the only CoghostriO, a wor-
thy disciple of Trismagistrus, and who
fourished i'm the year 64l, has been sum
m0ned TO appear in seance OF Setanic4l
DiabOlique
Soug-Welch Melody-Mr. W. 3. Day.
Pilgrim takes up his march and IS shown
the secret cavern. He is attacked by the
Wild men of Arabia, and is only saved
by mounting the winged steed OF Pa
gasius.
Aud is taught lesson in the manly art
OF selfdefeuse by Prof. Hugh j. Nhyte
and sparring partner.
After which he tries issue with his Ter
resJrial Highuess Capr!cornius and gets
the worst Of it,.
He then rests a while.
MIR. James Morgan tells him OF the zone
Legged Goose and Brother ". b. Glenn
ems sings
Pilgrim is told what he may see in the
palace of Ali McGussilam and is instruct
ed in the terpsiChOre6n art by Me5srs.
Nvles and NesOitt
After which pilgrim does the danse du
ventre with electrical accompaniment.
Note-This is the only time in the history
Of the world that the public have had an
opportunity of witnessing TINS wonderful
dance, and will no doubt De the las.
Prof De Worlds, of Calcutta, will then
instruct the pilgrim in the art of climbing
ana balancing.
The pilgrim is then sent vhirljug on the
balance of the Journey, via the MOgUllian
Grand Trunk Electrical railway IN Ali
McGusilam's special parlOr car.
And is received with all due hOuors By
the mobiles Of his court
After the oath Of allegiance he is touch
ed bv the magic wand and created Knight
of the Golden Bowl and Keeper of its Con
tents. and is entertained with song by
Mr. Chas Zulauf
After which the MoFuls will chant their
farewell song and close IN
Tableau OF Regal Splendor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-17

FRUITS AND CONFECTIONERIES.
a LIZA - 49, iUSs and 1870 Main street
FURNITURE AND CARPETS.
F. sCHMEICHEL, 2267 Market street.
GLASS AND CHINAWARE.
JOS. L. DEGANT, 2226 Market street
GRAIN, HAY AND FEEDS.
BOWLER * BOWLER
GROCERIES.
CHAs. ". SMITH, 9is Main street.
GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS.
II. F. NOLTE, Cor. EoG and Thirty-thrd SITS.
FRED YlEWEG, CoT.Jacob and Forty'hith cts.
HARDWARE.
7. A. HoGE L co, 1855 Market street.
HARNESS, COLLARS e SADDLES.
W. II. BURKLE, 1920 Market street.
A A. SCHRAMN lO43 Market street.
L. b. WILHELM, Z23l Market street
HARNESS AND TRUNKS.
ETZ 4 sEIFERT, 1913 Main street.
HEAVY SHEET IRON WORKS.
CHAS. h. MILLER, 1925 Water street
HOTELS.
HOTEL BRHLER, 1914 Water street.
HOTEL GOODFRIEND.
HOTEL WINDSOR, e. b. Carney Prop,
Il4O to ll46 Water street
MoLURE HOUSE. Thompson 4 Brown, Props,
Cor. Market and Twelfth streets.
81. CHARLES HOTEL. FifstclAEs accom-
nsdatlons. Rates $500 per day. Henry RO-
brecnt, PROP. Cor. Water and Fourteenth
sTGNM HOTEL, Geo. ". s,smm, Manager.
1870 70 1906 Water street.
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE
JONES & BRO. . Twelfth street.
INSURANCE.
METROPOLITAN LIFE ms. CO., c, r. Nc
Eurchy, Supt, Reilly Building. Coz. Narks,
and Fourteenth street.
A. L. WILSON d CO., % Twelfth street.
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
JOHN A. LASH. Cor. Hain and Eleventh SIS.
JUSTICE OF PEACE.
D. Z. PHILLIPS. g. Twelfth street
LADIES TAILORS.
Hogs, THE LADIES' TAILOR,
AeADS-J Dl4l4lA-s AAEEet 6tfeet.
LIQUORS.
LOUIS P. FRoBE, 1911 Market street.
LIVERY STABLES
PETER ERB. 1924 ard IDS Main street.
VA MITCHELL i son, hsuFtssnth street
LOCK md GUNSMITH.
OTTO WALDEN, lOo2 Market street
MILLINERS.
MARsDEN L. coLyIG. 1914 Main street
OYSTERS.
". o. McCLusKEY. Sc Twelfth street
PAINTERS'& BUILDERS Suppl
". II. Chaplain SONS, I22s Main
= v HAIRY, ll03 Market street.
". 4 WILSON 4 SON, 12i5 Main st re