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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-12
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle of the Movement of
Individuals.

Daily Chronicle of the Movement of
IndivlduRIG
J. w. Goodman, of Piedmont, o., is
at the Behler.
il. Thistle, of Washington, Pa, is
at the Stamm.
General Manager P. B. Campbell, OF
the b. 81 O., is here.
Miss Maggie Mccartney is away Wis
iting friend at Sherrard.
5. w. Mum, OF Washington, Pa, is
among those at the Stamm.
Nick Lau, prominent butcher of
Burlington, Iowa, is in the city at the
convention.
Judge Okey Johnson arrived in the
city last night. lie is on his way to
MorgantOwn.
MCLURE: C. r. Duel, Friendly; Alex.
Purdy, Point Pleasant, and Nathan
Golf, Clarksburg.
w. c. Teaton, OF Parkersburg, was
among the pleasant callers at the REG
ISTER Office last night.
STAMM-L. NJ. Wade, Sutton; Mrs.
S. A. Winan, Salem; j. I. COen and
daughter, Warrington.
Leo and Sam Brilles, who have been
attending school at Wooster, Ohio, have
returned home to spend their vacation.
WINDSOR; Okey Johnson, Charles
ton; w. {. Yeaton, Parkersburg; L. NJ.
Wade, Sultin; w. 5. Ladley, Charleston.
Twenty-seVen visiting butchers are at
the Stamm. The hotel lobby is beauti-
fully decorated in honor of the COnven-
ton.
ST. CHARLEs-John Blair and j. w.
Plum, Warrington; A. E. Painter,
Cameron; w. e. Werner, Sstersvlle; C.
w. Query, Warrington, and III. Kibbo,
Sistersyille.
D. A. MacCorkle, brother of Governor
MacCorkle, called at the REGISTER Office
last night and expressed II as his opinion
that the troops would all be withdrawn
before noon to-day.
Superintendent NJ. Van Pelt, of the
penitentiary, was up Monday on private
business. Mr.. Van Pelt will leave
Wednesday for St. Paul to attend the
annual meeting Of the National Prison
Association.
BEHLER: Il. &. Caldwell Parkers-
burg; II. &. Temblum and wife, aud
VIM. Pomeroy and wife, Warrington;
Il. c. ROwand, Fairmont; ID. 5. Keffer,
Littleton; j. A. Mealey, Parkersburg;
Frank Earle, Wellsburg; John Hanucn,
Sistersville, and James NJ. OOllRE,
Jackson.
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SMALL TALE
Minor Meters or Interest Briefly and
PIthiIy Told

Minor Matters or Interest Briefly ana
PIthiIy Told
COUNCIL will meet this evening, In
regular session.
ONE deed OF trust was left for record
in Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
VIM. SrEENRoD, colored, was arrested
last night, in North Wheeling, by OH
Ger Desmond.
THE city L o. o. f. Lodges will at
tend services at the Thompson M. 4.
Church on the cath inst.
THE Sixth Ward Republicans will
hold a public meeting Thursday even
ing. Several addresses will be made.
THE show window of d. Gundling 81
Co. in honor of the Protective Butchers
Association is both ARTISTIC and ap-
propriate.
THE Beabout Club will give one Of
their popular monthly hops this coming
Friday evening, June 18th, at their
club room.
THE George Gather, who was arrest
ed for fighting, is cOlored man, not
the man VI SdmO uoliO III p'NJ ~
Adams Express Co.
THE forty-seventh annual Commence
ment at Mt. De Chantal will take place
tomorrow afternoon. The special train
will leave the depot at p. m.
CHIEF McNICHoL arrested two Elm
Grove Hungarians, yesterday for drunk
enness. officer Creighton arrested Ed.
Dixon and Geo. liner for fighting.
WILLIAM l.. BANE, the expressman,
will be on the streets to-day in brand
new outfit, the first time since the ire,
(which burned his horse and wagon.
"A TYPOGRAPHICAL error in the REG.
Is1ER last Sunday caused the grade OF
MisA Amy Morgan, graduate from the
ISlanG, public school, 10 appear as 500
insteadof 500.
Mr.. /. IsENBERG having been Sc
lected delegate to the Republican
County Convention, respectfully de-
clines the hotor and wishes it under
stood that he il not in politics.
DENNIE RIsHBg, drunk, of Youngs-
town, o., was arrested yesterday in
in Bridgeport by Deputy Sheriff j. Ii.
Stufo. He will have a hearing this
morning before Mayor Williams.
IN Police Court yesterday William
Dortlinger, charged with assaulting
Henry Gray, was fined S. and costs;
George Gather, colored, fol assaulting
the porter OF the Behler Motel, was
! fined Sc and costs;Joh Sarad,I Syrian,
was fined S. and costs.
Mr.. LEE BAER has rented the entire
building at No. 80 Twelfth street, where
he will open up a new wholesale and
retail clothing house. The whole buFd-
lug will be remodeled and renovated,
and Mr.. Baer expects to commence bus
mess about August LIST.
THE current number Of the GUERNSEY
Times, Cambridge, o., contains an ac'
count of the opening of the new Ber'
wick Hotel, by Col. j. d. Taylor, under
the management Of Mr.. j. s, Murdough,
an experienced hotel man from New
York and Chicago. The house is modern
in all its appointments, and one OF the
best in the State of Ohio.
AT meeting held by the Washington
| District Alumni last evening the follow
ing members were elected to serve dur
ing the next two years: Walter h.
Chapman, President; Milton Gutman,
| First Vice President; +. +. Chapman,
Second Vice President; Ross Il. Chew,
Third Vice President; Carrie KindIeber.
ger. Secretary; Wilma Cunningham,
Treasurer. The banquet will be held
Friday evening, June 20.
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Anatrs nc CrlpnIe Crook.

CRIPPLE CREEK, Col, June 1.-THE
deputies broke camp and started for
Colorado Springs to-day, in accord
anCe with the agreement with
General Brooks and Sheriff Bowers.
The mines will now be reOpened, and
the militia will act as guards as long as
protection as needed. The mine own
erS will pay - for eight hours.
The agreement made between Gene
raj Brooks and Sheriff Bowers at Grip
pie Creek does not meet with
Governor Waite's approval in all
eSpectS. The Governor to-day
wired Adjutaut General Tars-
ney that the troops must not
be used as guards at the mines; that re
Ceipts must be given the miners for the
arms taken from them and that not
more than twenty-five miners must be
arrested.
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PROTECTING THE FARAKR,

The Ohio Republicans have tbs par
agraph for the eighth plank ottheir
platform:
I'VE indorse the sentiment OF the "a
tiOnal grange. e., that all taritf Laws
shall protect the products of the farm as
we'll as the products OF the factory"
What unmitigated rot! protect"
the farmerl How and from what? The
best and the only way to protect the
farmer is to take the tax of the plows
and other implements and articles that
he uses, that he may live and produce
his crops at less cost.
The customs duties on agricultural
products passed for the purpose Of PRO,
tecting" the American farmer are
laughable. Butter, cents a pound;
milk, 5 cents a gallon; cabbages, cents
apiece; onions, 40 cents bushel; wheat,
25 cents a bushel; corn and oats, -
cents a bushel, aud so on. There is not
a sane farmer that does not know these
duties are OF no help to him in any
way, because be produces more Of these
articles than the country can possibly
use. But If the farmer wants TO get
few seeds from Canada he must pay 20
per cent. al valorem duty on them. Ii
he wishes to try some foreign plant
or shrub or vine 30 per cent. ad valorem
duty is the penalty. If be would like
10 improve his herd with an Imported
2-year-old bull calf $40 is the fine he
must pay at the first custom house that
is engaged in the great and glorious
work Of protecting the American farm
or. But then he finds his compensation
in cents a dozen ON his hens eggs
If the farmers could form trust so
that they could add the amount
OF duty 70 the price Of their
goods and make the consumers pay it,
then the MCKINLEYITEs might protect
the onions and hens eggs as they do the
white lead OF the paint trust aud the
binding Irvine OF the Irvine trust, etc.
As it is, the farmer is selling his goods
10 an overstocked market aud is COM
peting with every otner farmer.
He pays the high tariff fiddler for all
the rest, but doesn't get chance to
shake a foot in the dance himself.
WE are glad to see Pittsburg making
so strong a fight for the Ohio River and
Lake Erie route OF the proposed ship
canal. This route has virtually been
endorsed by the Pennsylvania Ship
Canal Commission. To take any other
would uecesSitate making the canal
from 50 to 100 miles longer, while to
cut of the Ohio valley with its great
interests needing water transportation
would do away at the start with one Of
the main uses Of the proposed canal.
Pittsburg should not wait on Congress
70 do the work. She should build the
canal herself without delay aud sell it
to the United states later il the govern
ment wants it as a free water way. The
only sure way to have thing done is to
do it yourself. That is the policy Pitts
burg should pursue to secure the covet-
ed canal. Wheeling is heartily with her
in the scheme,
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claims q longer exists. the national do
main oelN about exhausted.
Can Il that the eonsum nation so
long and 50 Ayoutly wished by Ameri-
can labor and Ns,frisnds, TO bring about
which has so Ion been puzzle that has
baflsd the ingenNsy OF our lawmakers,
is about to work helf out Of It's own
accord? Has Amesca, after thirty
years OF cultivation b the high tariff
gardeners, ceased to prSent TO the eye
Of European pauper laba attractions
greater than those at home4
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AreIegrAphers Meeting.

PITTsBURG, PA, June 1I.-H. c. Nc
Adams, Of Magnolia. w. Va, w. Edgar
Frasher, Of Wilmington, Del, William
Nolan, OF Baltimore, and w. f. Harri-
son, of Washington junction, Md,
are in the city. These gentlemen
and about tweaty-hVe others who are
expected TO arrive here tomorrow
are delegates from the various branches
OF Railway Telegraphers located along
the lines of the b. & o. railroad. Their
business here is TO attend an annual
meeting OF the local telegraphers which
meets at the ST. Charles Hotel to-mor-
row. .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-12

The Miners RELIEF Committee Of
Massillon, in returning to Governor
MCKINLEY a contribution Of ten dollars
which he had made TO aid the destitute
miners, accompanied with a letter
which asserts that the miners "abhOr
the contamination OF your charity"
made a very bad blunder. Their action
is simply an avowal Of sympathy with
violence and law-breaking. Gov. Nc
KINLEY has done nothing but his sworn
duty in ordering out troops TO preserve
peace. Those who revils him for
u MAKE a grave mistake-one they can
an afford.
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SUPREME COURT.
A Number of Cases Disposed of at Yestsr-
days Session.

A Number of Cases Disposed of at Yestsr-
days Session.
In the Supreme Court yesterday the
following orders were made:
Guggenheimer & Co. v. Lockridge,
from Pocahontas county, opinion by
Judge Brannon, decree OF Circuit Court
affirmed.
Witt, Beidler & Co. v. LockridGe,
from Pocahontas county, opinion by
Judge Brannon, decree OF Circuit Court
affirmed.
NJ. X. Duty, Esq, of Doddridge
county, was qualified, on motion by
Robt. McEdowney, Esq.
w. T. Ferguson, appellee, v. Israel
Bond ct al. appellants from Tyler
county, submitted.
Courson e Harmon D. E., v. Parker
& Wallace p. E., from Tyler county,
submitted.
Victor V. Hitchcock, appellee, V. j.
NJ. Morrison ct al, appellants from
Richie county, submitted.
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Kornl Areanum omesr. EIectsd,

DETROTT, Mich, June 11.-At to-
days meeting Of the supreme Council,
Royal Arcanum, officers were elected
as follows; Supreme Regent, Chill w.
Hazard, Monongahela City, Pa. Su-
preme Vice Regent, John f. Pound,
Lockport, y. Y; Past Supreme Re-
gent, II. II. c. Miller, Chicago; Secre-
tary, W, c. Robson, Boston; Treasurer,
+. A. Sinner; Auditor, A. T. Turner,
Jr., Of Massachusetts; Chaplain, f. f.
Moulton, Ohio. Among the Trustees
was ]. N. kinsleY. of Ohio.
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WILL WORK THROUGH THE SUMNER.
Iron Mold and Press Ware HOuees VIII
Not Take a Yacat ION this summer.

Iron Mold and Press Ware HOuees VIII
Not Take a Vacation this summer.
PITTSBUEo, PA, June l1.-Secretary
Kunzler, Of the American Flint Glass
Workers Union, says that the iron,
mold and pressed departments in flint
glass houses will be kept in operation
this sumner. The prescription houses,
however, will get their usual two
months shut down, though a few may
work part of the time. This decision
arises out OF the strike, which for
nearly a year has been waged by the
American Flint Glass Workers Union
against the United States Glass Com
pany. IL is the intention OF the flint
glass workers officials not to allow any
advantages TO nOn-unlon factories.
The strike is being vigorously prose-
cuted, but no disorder Of any kind has
occurred.
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Breckinridge Fired bY enc Onion League

CHICAGO. June 11.-To-day the
month expired which had been given
w. C. p. Breckenridge TO reply TO the
charges made by the Union League
Club. of this city, and no word having
been received from him, his name was
dropped from the honorary membership
roll Of the club. At meeting OF direc.
tors this afternoon an unanimous vote
dropped his name from the clubs list
of thirteen honory members.
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Arrested for Robbery.

Last night Officer Carney noticed
three suspicious looking characters on
Eoff street, near the City Building.
He started toward the men. Two OF
them managed to get away. The third
was arrested, and gave his name as
George Bride. he had bundle OF
clothes, consisting Of three pairs OF
trousers, coat and vest, which, 1t
was afterward learned, were stolen
from the residence of George B. Cald-
well, ESQ
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DIED.

CRANGLE-On Monday. June nth, 1894. at 4
o'clock p m Of, MISS MARY ANN CBASGLE, In the
S5th year OF her age.
Funeral services at the residence Of Mrs. Rob.
ert Crangle No. 1915 Chapline street on Wed
nesday at II a. m. Friends OF the family are
invited to attend. Interment al Greenwood
cemetery. Please omit flowers.
FLBERT-MondAy evening, June itn. 1891
at o'clock, ANNIE NJ, wife OF John Elberg IN
her 4th year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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MIssed Their pIscounts.

About two hundred and fifty consum-
ers of gas lost their discount this month,
and the receipts were remarkably light
on Saturday, the last day allowed for
that purpose. There are usually only
about ore hundred and fifty consumers
who fail to save their discount This
month there were about 400. Clerk
Fee accounts for this by the excitement
in the city regarding the miners
troubles.
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RecsIrsr Amounted.

Secretary Fee, of the Gas Works,
yesterday received communication
from Fort Wayne. Indiana, stating that
a receiver has been appointed for the
Fort Wayne Electric Company. This Is
the company which built the municipal
electric light plant. The appointment
of receiver is supposed to be the re-
suit of 3 factionaI fghtamong the stock
holders In the concern
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Erastu. wiman Arraignsd.

New YORK, June 1I.-Erastus Wi
man, charged by his former partners
r q. Dun & Co., with forgery, was ar
arringed In Court OF Over and Terminer
to-day. Gen. B. f. Tracy for the de-
Tense is assisted by Mr.. Green Shields,
Of Montreal. Sir Jurors had been &C
cepted when court took a recess at noon.
The task of selecting 4 jury was com
pleted late this afternoon.
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No Alarm Felt by wyman.

WASHINGTON, June l1.-Dispatches
announcing a local outbreak Of cholera
in Russia are not regarded at the Ma
rine Hospital Bureau as Dortending
danger to this country. Surgeon Gen
eral Wymsn says cholera turks con-
stantly In Russia, and such outbreaks
are not surprising.
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NEWS OF THE DAY
Death Of Miss Crangls.

At four o'clock yesterday afternoon
Miss Mary Ann Crangle passed away at
the residence of Mrs. Robert Crangle,
No. 1915 Chapline street. She had
reached the advanced age OF s4 years,
and had a host OF friends, who Will
mourn her loss. The funeral will take
place on Wednesday morning. Inter
ment al Greenwood cemetery.
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Hon. E. NJ. TURNER and family have
the deepest sympathy OF every friend
and parent, who may be acquainted with
the circumstances, in the sudden and
sad death Of his bright six year old boy
from a maglignant attack Of diptheria.
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Drowned Near Ptsdmoas

Speefdl 10 ne RsJtes-.
PIEDMONT, w. VA, June 1l.-Walter
Ross, aged 81 years, was drowned at the
Booms, above town, at noon Sunday.
He swan across to deep water, took
cramps and sank, being drowned before
any one could reach him. He was
buried at o'clock to-day by Piedmont
Council Juniors,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-12

Mrs. Mary A. Busselle has issued in
vitations for the marriage OF her daugh-
ter, Grace Gray Finnell, to Mr.. John
Friend Hutchinson on Wednesday even
ing, June Goth, at o'clock. The cere-
mony will be performed at the home Of
Mrs. Busselle, No. II Thirteenth street.
The groom is a son of Hon. John A.
Hutchinson, of Parkersburg.
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NOTES OF TAG RIVEls
News OF ths Boats AMI BOIsmsn Along
tie Ohio.

tie Ohio.
PITTsBURG, PA, June 11.-River feet
9 inches and falling; weather clear and
warm.
MoRGANTowN, w. VA, June IL
River : feet inches aud falling;
weather clear and warm.
OIL CITY, PA, JuLe 1l.-River feet
6 inches and falling; weather clear and
warm.
WARREN, PA, June 11.-River 2 feet
inches and falling; weather clear and
warm.
GREENSBORO, PA, June l1.-Rtver, Z
feet II inches and falling; weather fair
and warmer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-12

IT is said LARRY NEAL will dictate
the Ohio Democratic platform. The
truth is, however, no one man will die
tate the Democratic platform in Ohio or
any other State.
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Marietta College Commencement.

cIsCtIl 70 %. ~ Ilal---
MARIETTA, O., June 1.-The second
day Of the Marietta College Commence
ment was given up to Field Day sports.
The Bethany College and Marietta Col
legs clubs played two games of ball.
Bethany won the morning game, 6 TO ,.
Afternoon game, Bethany /; Marietta :.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-12

CIGARETTES containing bslladonna,
morphine, opium, jimson weed, glycer-
inc or sugar have been interdicted in
Chicago; but it is still lawful TO sell
cigarettes made Of garlic, creOsOte,
curled hair, mullen, scrap leather, asa
fetida and bull thistIes. Now you know
why cigarettes kill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-12

IT proved that Sheriff FRANzHEM
was quite right in not calling on the
Governor for aid. Up TO this time, all
the coal trains have been sent forward
without Interference, and now that the
strike is compromised, trouble of any
kind is not to be expected.
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soot,.ud Coal strike.

EDINBURGH, June 1.-The Scotch
Mine Owners Association was officially
warned to-day that 10000 miners would
strike work on June "a if the associa-
ton carried out its intention OF redue-
ing WAGES by one shilling day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-12

PERUGINL the third or fourth hus-
baud OF LILLIAN RUSSELL, Is a firm be-
lever in mems ights--licking their
wives. Next time LILLE Weds she
should take an American.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-12

TIE highest price paid for wool In
the history Of the country was under
she lowest tariff.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-12

The case OF the assassin, PRENDER-
CAST, goes over to fall. The law is pre-
pairing to allow the eulprlt to escape the
moose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-12

TIE higher the tariff, the lower the
price Of wool. We are to have free wool
and higher prices. Mark that.
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Wien Baby wa xck, we gave her CastcesA
whes shs was Child. abe cried for CastoEta.
When she became Miss she chung to Csse@sA
When AAS had Children, she gave them CasssEia.
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Po.,ma..er wharton Confirmed.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. June 1.-The
Senate in executive session to-day made
public the confirmation Of Joseph J.
Wharton, at Morgantown, w. Va.
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We PRESENT our friends, the butch
ers, with the town this morning, to
have and TO keep and to do with as they
please during the week.
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DON'T let the sweet girl graduate
neglect the opportunity to settle the
cOuntry's troubles.
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New YoRE, June l1.-Arrived-Cevic,
from Liverpool
New York, June 11.-Arrived-Fulda
from Genoa.
HAMBURG, June lL--Arrived - DANA,
from New York.
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ENGLEwooD, N. j., June u.-William
Walter Phelps is weaker to-day, though
his physician does not express any appre-
hension. Mr.. Phelps had protracted at
tack OF hccoughs during the night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-12

BEST $500 Cabinets all this week at
S1.OO per dozen. Plummer's Gallery.
Bring in the baby.
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IF YOCR BACE ACHES,
OF roo ere al worn out, really good To- moth
ing, il Ia general debility. Try
BROW1sS IRON BITTEkS.
i WI cure you, cleanse your liver, and gzT9
good eypeEite.
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Closing Auction shoe sale,

Schulz's Shoe Store, 1141 Market street,
this evening at Z o'clock.
w. Ii. HALLEB,
Auctioneer.
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The popular Marcella Club will give
its first annual outing at Wheeling
Park this evening. Killmeyer will
make the music for dancing. II the
weather is favorable there will no
doubt be a very large attendance.
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InteIllgent Comparisons

Demonstrate the superior quality Of the
Emerson Piano. See them at Houses.
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IN SOCIETY.

Some Past aud Proyp sctive Events In the
Gay World
Prominent young society people, I'M
der the auspices of the NJ. Z. church,
of Bridgeport, will give lawn iete
at the home of Judge briggs, back Of
Bridgeport.
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Many Persons ere brotsa

HLttLiy = q CUAHH UIl U-Uht4
Gown from overwork or household cares
Browns Iron BitterS Rebuildz the
system, aids digestion. removes excess Of bile.
aud cures mal2zss- Get the genuine